Emblemes And Epigrammes
Emblemes And Epigrammes
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'''' — p. 216. " The tongue of a louer should be like the poynt in the Diall, which, though it go, none can see it going, or a young tree, which, though it growe, none can see it growing ; hauing alwayes the stone in their mouth which the Cranes vse when they flye ouer mountaines, least they make a noyse. " — p. 416.
p. 40 (52), 1. 1. Daulis in Phocis was the scene of the murder of Itys, for which crime Philomela was turned into a nightingale. — S.
p. 41 (53), 1. 8. " Bellerophon tried to ascen...d to heaven on the back of Pegasus, but the winged horse threw him. " Find. Isth. 6. — S.
p. 47. Mr Thomas Valence, one of the Lincoln's-Inn friends of Lord Chancellor Egerton and Francis Thynne. Mr Martin Doyle, the Steward of Lincoln's Inn, has kindly searcht the entry-books of the Inn for me, and says: "I find the name of 'Thomas Vallence ' (so spelt) as admitted of the Society on the 4th of March, 2 Eliz. [a. D. 1560]. The entry is on p. 256 of the Black Book No. 4. His manucaptors were Thomas Wotton and Thomas Morgan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'''' — p. 216. " The tongue of a louer should be like the poynt in the Diall, which, though it go, none can see it going, or a young tree, which, though it growe, none can see it growing ; hauing alwayes the stone in their mouth which the Cranes vse when they flye ouer mountaines, least they make a noyse. " — p. 416.
p. 40 (52), 1. 1. Daulis in Phocis was the scene of the murder of Itys, for which crime Philomela was turned into a nightingale. — S.
p. 41 (53), 1. 8. " Bellerophon tried to ascen...d to heaven on the back of Pegasus, but the winged horse threw him. " Find. Isth. 6. — S.
p. 47. Mr Thomas Valence, one of the Lincoln's-Inn friends of Lord Chancellor Egerton and Francis Thynne. Mr Martin Doyle, the Steward of Lincoln's Inn, has kindly searcht the entry-books of the Inn for me, and says: "I find the name of 'Thomas Vallence ' (so spelt) as admitted of the Society on the 4th of March, 2 Eliz. [a. D. 1560]. The entry is on p. 256 of the Black Book No. 4. His manucaptors were Thomas Wotton and Thomas Morgan.
What to read after Emblemes And Epigrammes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thynne Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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