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... story of " Aristotimus the Tyrant , " Aristotimus is called " more wood and sauage than the desert beast or mountaine Tigre , " and his " cruelty " is compared to the tiger's.41 In the story of " Sophonisba , " Sophonisba " beemoned her ...
... story of " Aristotimus the Tyrant , " Aristotimus is called " more wood and sauage than the desert beast or mountaine Tigre , " and his " cruelty " is compared to the tiger's.41 In the story of " Sophonisba , " Sophonisba " beemoned her ...
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... stories . In his story of " A Ladie Falslie Accused " are described those people called “ admiratours and praisers of vertue , " who " doe not use like indeuour for the merites of vertue " but " rather . . . imploie their onely ...
... stories . In his story of " A Ladie Falslie Accused " are described those people called “ admiratours and praisers of vertue , " who " doe not use like indeuour for the merites of vertue " but " rather . . . imploie their onely ...
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William Meredith Carroll. stories , old Pandion gives his daughter Philomela to Tereus : " But like a simple man hee committed the seely sheepe to the ravening Woulfe . " 62 In the second story , " sutch raveninge wolves in sheepes ...
William Meredith Carroll. stories , old Pandion gives his daughter Philomela to Tereus : " But like a simple man hee committed the seely sheepe to the ravening Woulfe . " 62 In the second story , " sutch raveninge wolves in sheepes ...
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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 | 31 Aug 2010 |
| Length | 166 pages |
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