Polydori Virgilii De Rerum Inventoribus
Polydori Virgilii De Rerum Inventoribus
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L ABYRINTHS, which we may call Mazes, were certain intricate and winding works, with many entries and doors, in fuch fort, that if a man were once entered, he could not iflue out, without he had either a perfed guide, or elfe a clew of thred to be his condudl. There were four of them m*oft notable, as it is reported : the first was in Egypt^ and was called of fome the Palace of King Motherudes^ of fome the Sepulchre of Mexes : but there be other that fay, it was builded in honour of the Sun, by... King Petefucus^ or Tithoes : albeit, Herodotus faith. It was the common Tomb of the Kings of Mgypt ; this flood a little from the Pool of Mirios. The fecond was made in Greet, by D^dalus, at the Commandment of King Minos, wherein Thefeus of Athens flew the Minotaure. The third was wrought in the Ifle Lemnos by Smilus, Rhodus, and Theodorus, Carpenters of the fame Coun- trey. The fourth, Porfenna, King of the Hetrurians, Lib. 3. POLIDORE VIRGIL. 107 caufed to be made and fet up in Italy for his Sepul- chre, it was all of Free-ftone, and vaulted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L ABYRINTHS, which we may call Mazes, were certain intricate and winding works, with many entries and doors, in fuch fort, that if a man were once entered, he could not iflue out, without he had either a perfed guide, or elfe a clew of thred to be his condudl. There were four of them m*oft notable, as it is reported : the first was in Egypt^ and was called of fome the Palace of King Motherudes^ of fome the Sepulchre of Mexes : but there be other that fay, it was builded in honour of the Sun, by... King Petefucus^ or Tithoes : albeit, Herodotus faith. It was the common Tomb of the Kings of Mgypt ; this flood a little from the Pool of Mirios. The fecond was made in Greet, by D^dalus, at the Commandment of King Minos, wherein Thefeus of Athens flew the Minotaure. The third was wrought in the Ifle Lemnos by Smilus, Rhodus, and Theodorus, Carpenters of the fame Coun- trey. The fourth, Porfenna, King of the Hetrurians, Lib. 3. POLIDORE VIRGIL. 107 caufed to be made and fet up in Italy for his Sepul- chre, it was all of Free-ftone, and vaulted.
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