Early Theories of Translation
Early Theories of Translation
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Hewrites of "one of late days that was groom of the chamber with thatrenowned and valiant prince of high memory, Francis the French king, whose name I have forgotten, that did translate these triumphs to thatsaid king, which he took so thankfully that he gave to him for his painsan hundred crowns, to him and to his heirs of inheritance to enjoy tothat value in land forever, and took such pleasure in it thatwheresoever he went, among his precious jewels that book always carriedwith him for his p...astime to look upon, and as much esteemed by him asthe richest diamond he had. " Moved by patriotic emulation, Lord Morley"translated the said book to that most worthy king, our late sovereignlord of perpetual memory, King Henry the Eighth, who as he was a princeabove all others most excellent, so took he the work very thankfully, marvelling much that I could do it, and thinking verily I had not doneit without help of some other, better knowing in the Italian tongue thanI; but when he knew the very truth, that I had translated the workmyself, he was more pleased therewith than he was before, and so whathis highness did with it is to me unknown.
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Hewrites of "one of late days that was groom of the chamber with thatrenowned and valiant prince of high memory, Francis the French king, whose name I have forgotten, that did translate these triumphs to thatsaid king, which he took so thankfully that he gave to him for his painsan hundred crowns, to him and to his heirs of inheritance to enjoy tothat value in land forever, and took such pleasure in it thatwheresoever he went, among his precious jewels that book always carriedwith him for his p...astime to look upon, and as much esteemed by him asthe richest diamond he had. " Moved by patriotic emulation, Lord Morley"translated the said book to that most worthy king, our late sovereignlord of perpetual memory, King Henry the Eighth, who as he was a princeabove all others most excellent, so took he the work very thankfully, marvelling much that I could do it, and thinking verily I had not doneit without help of some other, better knowing in the Italian tongue thanI; but when he knew the very truth, that I had translated the workmyself, he was more pleased therewith than he was before, and so whathis highness did with it is to me unknown.
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