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... called " the German Pliny . " The works on animals printed in the sixteenth century have been rightly called a continuation and outgrowth of medieval encyclopedias and a product of further humanistic study of Aristotle , Pliny , and ...
... called " the German Pliny . " The works on animals printed in the sixteenth century have been rightly called a continuation and outgrowth of medieval encyclopedias and a product of further humanistic study of Aristotle , Pliny , and ...
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... called " the Phenix of the fairest and moste curteous Ladies within all our Prouince " ; 39 in other words , like the phoenix , she is the only one of her kind in excellence . Her enduring in silence her husband's charges of adultery ...
... called " the Phenix of the fairest and moste curteous Ladies within all our Prouince " ; 39 in other words , like the phoenix , she is the only one of her kind in excellence . Her enduring in silence her husband's charges of adultery ...
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... called " the great Baboune " 207 and , for publishing a pamphlet entitled " Ciceronis Consolatio ad Dolabellam , " the Ape of Tully . " 208 Again , according to Strange Newes , Pierce Penilesse " delivering his vnperusde papers to ...
... called " the great Baboune " 207 and , for publishing a pamphlet entitled " Ciceronis Consolatio ad Dolabellam , " the Ape of Tully . " 208 Again , according to Strange Newes , Pierce Penilesse " delivering his vnperusde papers to ...
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| Title | Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600 |
| Author | William Meredith Carroll |
| Publisher | Bookman Associates, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 166 pages |
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