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Venetia. 1572. 4to. British Museum.
Malim, who was headmaster successively of Eton and of St. Paul's School, dedicates his work to the Earl of Leicester, "from Lambheth, the 23rd of March, An. 1572. " The dedi- cation occupies seven pages out of a total of forty-eight for the whole pamphlet.
HISTORY AND POLITICS 397 The date of George Gascoigne's Mask for Viscount Montacuie (1572), is fixed by his mention of the siege of Famagosta, doubtless in allusion to this translation. The siege occurred i...n August, 1571.
320 1574. The true order and Methode of vrryting and reading Hysiories according to the Precepts of Francisco Patricio and Accontio Tridentino, no less plainely than briefly set forth in our vulgar speach, to the greate profile and commoditye of all those that delight in Hystories. [By Thomas Blundeville. ] W. Seres. London. 1574. 8vo. British Museum.
This is a translation of Francesco Patrizi's Delia Historia diece dialoghi . , . Ne' quali si ragiona di tutte le cose apparte- nenti alV historia, et alio scriverla, et all' osservarla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Venetia. 1572. 4to. British Museum.
Malim, who was headmaster successively of Eton and of St. Paul's School, dedicates his work to the Earl of Leicester, "from Lambheth, the 23rd of March, An. 1572. " The dedi- cation occupies seven pages out of a total of forty-eight for the whole pamphlet.
HISTORY AND POLITICS 397 The date of George Gascoigne's Mask for Viscount Montacuie (1572), is fixed by his mention of the siege of Famagosta, doubtless in allusion to this translation. The siege occurred i...n August, 1571.
320 1574. The true order and Methode of vrryting and reading Hysiories according to the Precepts of Francisco Patricio and Accontio Tridentino, no less plainely than briefly set forth in our vulgar speach, to the greate profile and commoditye of all those that delight in Hystories. [By Thomas Blundeville. ] W. Seres. London. 1574. 8vo. British Museum.
This is a translation of Francesco Patrizi's Delia Historia diece dialoghi . , . Ne' quali si ragiona di tutte le cose apparte- nenti alV historia, et alio scriverla, et all' osservarla.
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