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... frendes and familiars the noble minde he founde in him , and delivered him apon his faith only , all the Romaine prisoners : to the ende that if the Senate would not agree unto peace , they might yet see their frendes , and kepe the ...
... frendes and familiars the noble minde he founde in him , and delivered him apon his faith only , all the Romaine prisoners : to the ende that if the Senate would not agree unto peace , they might yet see their frendes , and kepe the ...
Page 219
... frendes in that did not betray their frendes that fled to them for adversitie . succor . And therefore doe Cornutus servaunts so much the The faithful- more deserve praise , who having secretly hidden their master nes of Cornu- in his ...
... frendes in that did not betray their frendes that fled to them for adversitie . succor . And therefore doe Cornutus servaunts so much the The faithful- more deserve praise , who having secretly hidden their master nes of Cornu- in his ...
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... frendes to make tribes amongest them selves to winne them frendes , and to practise to gette the rule of their cities into their handes : promising them , that so soone as the Athenians were overthrowen , they them selves also should be ...
... frendes to make tribes amongest them selves to winne them frendes , and to practise to gette the rule of their cities into their handes : promising them , that so soone as the Athenians were overthrowen , they them selves also should be ...
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