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Page 18
... Archbishop of Thessalonica , who from his horn of plenty has poured the names and authorities of four hundred writers . ' The work of Tzetzes , in par- ticular , is nothing else than a miscellany of anecdotes , related in that strange ...
... Archbishop of Thessalonica , who from his horn of plenty has poured the names and authorities of four hundred writers . ' The work of Tzetzes , in par- ticular , is nothing else than a miscellany of anecdotes , related in that strange ...
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... Archbishop Laud , having , it seems , heard of what he was about , sent to him his chaplain Dr. Bray , with a ... Archbishop's troubles , however , which quickly brought him to the scaffold , now commenced , and put an end to all Bell's ...
... Archbishop Laud , having , it seems , heard of what he was about , sent to him his chaplain Dr. Bray , with a ... Archbishop's troubles , however , which quickly brought him to the scaffold , now commenced , and put an end to all Bell's ...
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... Archbishop of Otranto , who had long known the Prince Francesco , and who , the year before , had been with him in the ceremonies of the church and palace , now participated in the deceit , and became him- self a deceiver , solemnly ...
... Archbishop of Otranto , who had long known the Prince Francesco , and who , the year before , had been with him in the ceremonies of the church and palace , now participated in the deceit , and became him- self a deceiver , solemnly ...
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... Archbishop , who was a dreaming old man , was a dupe , and really believed that the Corsicans were what they gave themselves out for . Whether this were the case or not , we cannot decide ; but that sequestered , out - of - the- way ...
... Archbishop , who was a dreaming old man , was a dupe , and really believed that the Corsicans were what they gave themselves out for . Whether this were the case or not , we cannot decide ; but that sequestered , out - of - the- way ...
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... Archbishop of Canterbury and the Lord Treasurer Weston ; conceiving this to be a fit opportu- nity for Williams to unite with Weston , that by his means he might extricate himself out of those difficulties in which his Star - Chamber ...
... Archbishop of Canterbury and the Lord Treasurer Weston ; conceiving this to be a fit opportu- nity for Williams to unite with Weston , that by his means he might extricate himself out of those difficulties in which his Star - Chamber ...
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