-
ferme and
stedfastly beleue in the
fayth of Christ": Hetoum, A
Lytell Cronycle:
Richard Pynson's
Translation (c. 1520) of La
Fleur des
Histoires de la...
- the
religious system or
polity of the Jews" is
Robert Fabyan's The newe
cronycles of
Englande and of
Fraunce (1516). "Judaism" as a
direct translation of...
-
printed by
William Rastell bore Fabyan's name on the
title page:
Fabyans cronycle newly prynted. Both John Bale and John Stow
described the
chronicle as...
- from the
waist upward among Brutus's crew. Caxton's
printed edition, The
Cronycles of
Englond (1482),
closely matches this content.
Raphael Holinshed also...
- He also
brought out a few law-books, some poetry, an
edition of
Fabyans Cronycle (1533), and The
Apologye (1533) and The
Supplycacyon of
Soulys of his uncle...
-
originally to be
dated to
after 1482. In line 140, And in
policronico a
cronycle p'yned,
Cooke translated the last word as "printed",
causing Hughan to...
- Mesa, CA: Mazda. ISBNÂ 978-1-56859-141-4. Burger,
Glenn (1988). A
Lytell Cronycle:
Richard Pynson's
Translation (c. 1520) of La
Fleur des
histoires de la...
- OCLCÂ 53651881.(subscription required) Burger,
Glenn (1988). A
Lytell Cronycle:
Richard Pynson's
Translation (c 1520) of La
Fleur des
histoires de la...
- Shirley.
Shirley translated from the
Latin into English: A full
lamentable Cronycle of the
dethe and
false murdure of
James Stewarde, late
kynge of Scotys...
-
additions 'out of the sanctiloge,
legenda aurea,
catalogo Sanctorum, the
cronycles of Antonine, and of
Saynt vincent and
other dyvers auctours.' The book...
