-
similarly closes his
version with the
remark that "men
bileve not
lyghtly hym
whiche is
knowen for a lyer". The
story dates from
classical times, but, since...
- (1484),
where he
makes of the
mountain "a
hylle whiche beganne to
tremble and
shake by
cause of the
molle whiche delved it". In
other words, he
mimics the meaning...
-
enterteynmente and wittie,
quoth Syr Friderick. But me
think it hath a fault,
whiche is, that a man may be to
couning at it, for who ever will be
excellent in...
-
Parliamente ****embled and by
authoritie of the same, that
every persone,
whiche shall sell by hym self, or any other, the
Carcases of
Beoffes Porke Mutton...
- þe wyf of Chuse,
procuratour of Eroude, and Susanne, and
manye oþere,
whiche mynystriden to him of her riches. 1And it was don aftirward, and Jhesus...
-
Panchatantra 1481 The boke
intituled Eracles, and also of
Godefrey of
Boloyne the
whiche speketh of the
conquest of the holy
londe of Iherusalem, a
translation by...
-
successful professional tournament was the 1994
World Championships, in
whiche Canada won its
first gold
medal in the
tournament since 1961. Sakic's seven...
-
mathematics book
published in 1557, the full
title being The
whetstone of witte,
whiche is the
seconde parte of Arithmetike:
containyng thextraction of Rootes:...
- Taverner's Bible, more
correctly called The Most
Sacred Bible whiche is the holy scripture,
conteyning the old and new testament,
translated into English...
- giltes; and
namely of my
translacions and
enditynges of
worldly vanitees, the
whiche I
revoke in my retracciouns: as is the book of Troilus; the book also of...
