A True Relation of the Life And Death of the Right Reverend Father in God Willia
A True Relation of the Life And Death of the Right Reverend Father in God Willia
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Considering the large size of the history, the translations above described could scarcely have been made in the short space of one year from the printed Italian edition, after its publication in 1619. Most probably, as both the original and the translations appear to have been brought out in concert, under the auspices of King James, the translations were made from the printed sheets of the Italian edition as they came from the press. Isaak Walton, in his Life of Sir Henry Wotton, says that Pa...ulo's History of the Council of Trent was communicated by the author in portions as he wrote it off to Sir Henry Wotton, William Bedell, and others, and that the portions were forwarded, inclosed in letters, to King James. This had been during the period from the end of 1607 to the end of 1610. * It was probably in reference to this that Nathanael Brent, the English translator, says, in his dedication to the King, that the author wrote the History " in contemplation of your Majesty's service;" and, in his dedication to the Archbishop of Canterbury, that (i for the sake of his Majesty the King (as some reasons induce me to believe^ the work was principally composed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Considering the large size of the history, the translations above described could scarcely have been made in the short space of one year from the printed Italian edition, after its publication in 1619. Most probably, as both the original and the translations appear to have been brought out in concert, under the auspices of King James, the translations were made from the printed sheets of the Italian edition as they came from the press. Isaak Walton, in his Life of Sir Henry Wotton, says that Pa...ulo's History of the Council of Trent was communicated by the author in portions as he wrote it off to Sir Henry Wotton, William Bedell, and others, and that the portions were forwarded, inclosed in letters, to King James. This had been during the period from the end of 1607 to the end of 1610. * It was probably in reference to this that Nathanael Brent, the English translator, says, in his dedication to the King, that the author wrote the History " in contemplation of your Majesty's service;" and, in his dedication to the Archbishop of Canterbury, that (i for the sake of his Majesty the King (as some reasons induce me to believe^ the work was principally composed.
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