Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 11Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... body of man ? What avayleth the goodly orders , taken by our forefathers and ancient authores , that none should be admitted to the arte of chirurgery , that are miscreate or deformed of body ; as goggle or skwynte eyed , unperfecte of ...
... body of man ? What avayleth the goodly orders , taken by our forefathers and ancient authores , that none should be admitted to the arte of chirurgery , that are miscreate or deformed of body ; as goggle or skwynte eyed , unperfecte of ...
Page xxi
... body of man , planted lykewyse in the hyghest place , twoo lyghtes , called eyes , whiche are the lyghtes of the body , as the sonne and the moone are the lyghtes of the world . And it is also wrytten of some doctors , that the brayne ...
... body of man , planted lykewyse in the hyghest place , twoo lyghtes , called eyes , whiche are the lyghtes of the body , as the sonne and the moone are the lyghtes of the world . And it is also wrytten of some doctors , that the brayne ...
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... body , as ther is to be considered in any thyng in the unyversall great worlde , above or benethe at any tyme . " Secondly , it is called a common weale , for as muche as there is therin conteyned as it were a ryghteous regiment ...
... body , as ther is to be considered in any thyng in the unyversall great worlde , above or benethe at any tyme . " Secondly , it is called a common weale , for as muche as there is therin conteyned as it were a ryghteous regiment ...
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