- water[clarify]. Then the "Dive of the Cross" is performed: a
cross is
throwned by the
priest in the sea, a
nearby river, a lake or an
ancient Roman cistern...
- dismembred, his
bellie ript up, his
bowels and
traitorous heart taken out and
throwne into the fire, his head also (seuered from his shoulders) was set on a...
- was
skraped from his
bones w[i]th
Mussell s****es and
before his face
throwne into the fyer. And so for
wantt of Cir****spection
miserably p[er]ished...
-
House I have been
shewed the same body (as was affirmed) so
lapped in lead
throwne into an old wast roome,
amongst old timber, stone, lead, and
other rubble"...
-
Stanford University Press, New York, 1931 Jamison, Kay R. (1994). "This Net
Throwne Upon the Heavens".
Touched with fire: manic-depressive
illness and the...
-
ioyes haue depriued. Frō the
highest spire of contentment, My
fortune is
throwne, And feare, and griefe, and
paine for my deserts, for my deserts, Are my...
- the Shrieve's crusts, and
nasty as his fish— S****s out of
every dish
Throwne forth, and rak't into the
common tub (Ben Jonson, Ode (to Himself)) In...
- bowl Ꞷ (flipped) ö ö köl
coale coal öi N/A töil toil toil öu N/A thröun
throwne thrown V v v ſvr ſure sure U u u ſpun ſpunne spun ui N/A
akquit acquit...
- & Mar. c. 9 20 May 1690 An Act for the
discouraging the
Importation of
Throwne Silke. (Repealed by
Importation Act 1825 (6 Geo. 4. c. 29))
General Pardon...
-
Parliament made in the
First Year of Her
Majesties Reigne for
importing Throwne Silks of the
Growth of
Sicily from Leghorn. The
whole act. 2 & 3 Ann. c...
