The Second Book of the Travels of Nicander Nucius of Corcyra, Volume 19Camden society, 1841 - 126 páginas |
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Página 39 - Henry the Eighth, by the grace of God, King of England, France, and Ireland, defender of the faith, and supreme head of the Church of England and Ireland.
Página 92 - kills not the cold, nor cold expells the heat, The calmes too mildly small, nor winds too roughly great, Nor night doth hinder day, nor day the night doth wrong, The summer not too short, the winter not too long.
Página 99 - They were all extremely addicted to idolatry and superstition. In some they found the instruments and other tools for multiplying and coining. But for the lewdness of the confessors of nunneries, and the great corruption of that state, whole houses being found almost all with child ; for the dissoluteness of abbots, and the other monks and
Página 101 - il couchoit de nuict, et de jour se tenoit en la belle maison qu'il avoit fait faire. Le soir vindrent devers le Roy, de par le Roy d'Angleterre, le légat et quelqu'un du conseil, pour regarder la façon et comment ils se pourroient veoir souvent, et pour avoir sûreté l'ung de
Página 8 - wonderfully addicted. And one may see in the markets and streets of the city married women and damsels employed in arts, and barterings and affairs of trade, undisguisedly. But they display great simplicity and absence of jealousy in their usages towards females. For not only do those who
Página 102 - estoit fort marri de quoi ou se fioit si peu en la foi l'ung de l'aultre. Il se leva un jour bien matin, qui n'est pas sa coustume, et print deux gentilshommes et un page, les premiers qu'il trouva, et monta
Página 102 - et vint devers le Roy d'Angleterre au chasteau de Ghines. Et quand le Roy feust sur le pont du chasteau, tous les Anglois s'émerveillèrent fort, et ne scavoient qu'il leur estoit advenu ; et avoit bien deux cent archers sur
Página 92 - The King hasted forward till he came to Wellestreme Sands, where, passing the washes, he lost a great part of his armie, with horses and carriages, so that it was judged to be a punishment appointed by God, that the spoile which had beene gotten and taken out of churches, abbeies, and other religious houses, should perish and be lost by such means, togither with the spoilers.
Página 102 - aultre, et me monstres la grande fiance que je dois avoir en vous ; et de moi, je me rends votre prisonnier dès cette heure, et vous baille ma foi.
Página 102 - porter ce jour là pour l'amour de son prisonnier. Et soudain le Roy, qui lui voulloit faire mesme tour, avoit apporté avec lui un bracelet qui valloit plus de trente mille angelots, et le pria