Polychronicon, together with the Engl. tr. of J. Trevisa and of an unknown writer of the fifteenth century, ed. by C. Babington (J.R. Lumby). Vols. 1-8, 9 (containing a continuation by J. Malverne).1886 |
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... Erat autem iste Rex Edwardus inter omnes mundi magni- ficos inmensæ bonitatis dictus generosus , quod virtute gratiæ 1 For this statement , Cf. Higden , vol . i . , p . 26 . 2 The title of Fitzralph's book here alluded to is , ' Summa ...
... Erat autem iste Rex Edwardus inter omnes mundi magni- ficos inmensæ bonitatis dictus generosus , quod virtute gratiæ 1 For this statement , Cf. Higden , vol . i . , p . 26 . 2 The title of Fitzralph's book here alluded to is , ' Summa ...
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... erat , autem in universa morum honestate præclarus ; lenitur ferens damna , deditus semel alicui occupa- tioni jugis et assidue circa illam vacabat . Tanta enim gratia erat perfusus , ut si quis ejus faciem viderit sive de illo quaque ...
... erat , autem in universa morum honestate præclarus ; lenitur ferens damna , deditus semel alicui occupa- tioni jugis et assidue circa illam vacabat . Tanta enim gratia erat perfusus , ut si quis ejus faciem viderit sive de illo quaque ...
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... erat vigilia Corporis Christi . Interea refuge in the archiepiscopus manibus se quærentium comprehendi timens in regium fugit palatium , deinde ad regem in turrim Londoniæ . The arch- bishop takes Attack on the Savoy , the palace of ...
... erat vigilia Corporis Christi . Interea refuge in the archiepiscopus manibus se quærentium comprehendi timens in regium fugit palatium , deinde ad regem in turrim Londoniæ . The arch- bishop takes Attack on the Savoy , the palace of ...
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... erat , sæpe nomi- nata turba more solito omnes penes quos ira movebantur diligenti indagatione inquirebant apprehcnsos decapita- bant ; inter quos quendam Ricardum Ymmeworthe senescallum de Marchalsie , ad ecclesiam Westmonasterii of ...
... erat , sæpe nomi- nata turba more solito omnes penes quos ira movebantur diligenti indagatione inquirebant apprehcnsos decapita- bant ; inter quos quendam Ricardum Ymmeworthe senescallum de Marchalsie , ad ecclesiam Westmonasterii of ...
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... erat in expeditionem amputationis capitum damnatorum . Nam pro qualitate maleficii discreta damnationis subiere decreta unde alii patibulis affixi sunt , alii decollati , alii distracti , The friends alii horum tormentorum cumulo puniti ...
... erat in expeditionem amputationis capitum damnatorum . Nam pro qualitate maleficii discreta damnationis subiere decreta unde alii patibulis affixi sunt , alii decollati , alii distracti , The friends alii horum tormentorum cumulo puniti ...
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