Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... Epigrame of Petronius Foeda et brevis est Veneris Voluptas Concluding it was better to lie still and Kisse then pante to me he read the Preface of his arte of Poesie , upon Horace Arte of poesie wher he heth ane apologie of a Play of ...
... Epigrame of Petronius Foeda et brevis est Veneris Voluptas Concluding it was better to lie still and Kisse then pante to me he read the Preface of his arte of Poesie , upon Horace Arte of poesie wher he heth ane apologie of a Play of ...
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... Epigrame of Sir Edward Herberts befor it , the he said he had done in my Lord Aubanies House 10 yeers since anno 1604 . The most common place of his repetition was a dialogue pastoral betueen a shepherd & shipherdesse about singing ...
... Epigrame of Sir Edward Herberts befor it , the he said he had done in my Lord Aubanies House 10 yeers since anno 1604 . The most common place of his repetition was a dialogue pastoral betueen a shepherd & shipherdesse about singing ...
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... Epigrame to his father & vanted he had slain ten . the quantity of decem being false an other answered the Epigrame telling that decem was false . S. I. Davies Epigrame of the Whoores & c compared to a Coule . Of all stiles he loved ...
... Epigrame to his father & vanted he had slain ten . the quantity of decem being false an other answered the Epigrame telling that decem was false . S. I. Davies Epigrame of the Whoores & c compared to a Coule . Of all stiles he loved ...
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