Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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Page 170
... Head , Body , and Hypocondries . " This threefold division is approved by Hippocrates in his booke of Melancholy , ( if it be his , which some suspect ) by Galen lib.3.de loc . af- fectis cap.6 . by Alexander lib.1.cap.16 . 20 Rasis lib ...
... Head , Body , and Hypocondries . " This threefold division is approved by Hippocrates in his booke of Melancholy , ( if it be his , which some suspect ) by Galen lib.3.de loc . af- fectis cap.6 . by Alexander lib.1.cap.16 . 20 Rasis lib ...
Page 285
... head , and a deeper body than the male Trout ; and is usually the better meat : and note that a hogback , " and a little head to either Trout , Salmon , or any other fish , is a sign that that fish is in And next you are to take notice ...
... head , and a deeper body than the male Trout ; and is usually the better meat : and note that a hogback , " and a little head to either Trout , Salmon , or any other fish , is a sign that that fish is in And next you are to take notice ...
Page 385
... head ; Offring their whitest sheets of snow To furnish the fair INFANT'S bed Forbear , said I ; be not too bold . Your fleece is white But t'is too cold . Cho . Forbear , sayd I Thyr . I saw the obsequious " SERAPHIMS Their rosy fleece ...
... head ; Offring their whitest sheets of snow To furnish the fair INFANT'S bed Forbear , said I ; be not too bold . Your fleece is white But t'is too cold . Cho . Forbear , sayd I Thyr . I saw the obsequious " SERAPHIMS Their rosy fleece ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL CLIMATE | 13 |
PROSE STYLE | 19 |
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