- Dæmonologie, In
Forme of a Dialogue,
Divided into
three Books: By the High and
Mightie Prince,
James &c.—was
first published in 1597 by King
James VI of Scotland...
- of the 1590
edition of Spenser's
Faerie Queene, reading: "To the most
mightie and
magnificent Empresse Elizabeth, by the
grace of god,
Queene of England...
- González de Mendoza, the
latter in 1585
describing it as a "superbious and
mightie work" of architecture,
though he had not seen it. In 1559, in his work...
-
groups in Africa.
According to him, they were "as
blacke as pitch, and of a
mightie stature, and (as some thinke)
descended of the Jews; but now they are idolators...
- 1600
speaks of the gallowgl**** as "pycked and
seelected men of
great and
mightie bodies,
crewell without comp****ion. The
greatest force of the
battell consisteth...
- wars, made from the
execution of his holiness' sentence, by the
highe and
mightie King
Catholike of
Spaine (1588) was a
treatise written by
Cardinal William...
- An
Apologie for the Oath of Allegiance, 1608 A
Premonition to All Most
Mightie Monarches, 1609 As the Earl of
Bedford was a Protestant, his
place in the...
-
Quincey modelled this p****age on the
apostrophe "O eloquent, just and
mightie Death!" in Sir
Walter Raleigh's
History of the World. Earlier, in The Pleasures...
- Long
title An Acte of
Confirmation of the
Jointure of the
moste highe and
mightie Princesse Anne
Queene of
England Scotland France and Ireland. Citation...
- "A
Speach in Parliament. Anno 1603" in "The
Workes of the Most High and
Mightie Prince Iames, by the
Grace of God" (1616), pg. 485 Jones,
Charles (1995)...
