Erasmus's Education of a Christian Prince

TABLE OF CONTENTS: I+. THE QUALITIES, EDUCATION, AND SIGNIFICANCE OF A CHRISTIAN PRINCE] | | II+.THE PRINCE MUST AVOID FLATTERERS+ | III+. THE ARTS OF PEACE | IV+ ON TRIBUTES AND TAXES | V+. ON THE BENEFICENCES OF THE PRINCE | VI+. ON ENACTING OR EMENDING LAWS | VII+. ON MAGISTRATES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS | VIII+ ON TREATIES | IX+ ON THE MARRIAGE ALLIANCES OF PRINCES | X+. ON THE OCCUPATIONS OF THE PRINCE IN PEACE | XI+ ON BEGINNING WAR | 

INDEX: Achilles+(1) | affability+(2) | affable+(5) | AFFABLE+(1) | affected+(1) | alactrity+(1) | alertness+(1) | Alexander+(1) | allegorically+(1) | ambition+(1) | ambitions+(1) | Antoninus_Pius) |+(1) | Aristotle+(1) | boaster+(1) | burden+(1) | Caesar+(1) | Caliban+(1) | Cassio+(1) | Cicero+(3) | Cinna+(1) | clemency+(1) | commonwealth+(1) | contracts+(1) | counsel+(1) | Cyrus+(1) | Darius+(1) | Death+(1) | deeds+(2) | difficult+(1) | effeminacy+(3) | effeminate+(2) | emblem+(3) | example+(1) | expediency+(6) | Fabius_Maximus+(1) | Falstaff+(1) | father+(1) | Father+(1) | fear+(2) | flatterers+(8) | FLATTERERS+(1) | flattery+(4) | fortunate+(1) | fortune's+(1) | fortune+(6) | fountain+(1) | friend_judge+(1) | friendship+(1) | glorious_deeds+(1) | glory+(2) | good_deeds+(1) | good_faith+(2) | good_man+(1) | gratitude+(1) | great_book+(1) | Hal+(11) | Henv+(5) | Herodotus+(1) | historians+(1) | history+(2) | honor+(2) | honorable+(1) | horse+(1) | idleness+(1) | immortal_good+(1) | justice+(3) | Kent+(2) | Lear+(10) | Lipsius+(1) | list+(3) | Lives+(1) | love+(2) | love_fear+(2) | lower_classes+(1) | magnanimity+(1) | mere_woman+(1) | monasteries+(1) | Off+(7) | Offices+(1) | onus+(9) | outsider+(1) | Phaeton+(1) | physician+(1) | Plato's_cave+(1) | Plato+(1) | Plutarch+(1) | pragmatism+(1) | Prospero+(2) | public_buildings+(1) | quickly+(1) | reason+(1) | responsibilities+(1) | reward+(1) | riches+(1) | riot+(1) | Seneca+(5) | Shylock+(1) | storms+(1) | temperance+(1) | theologian+(1) | trade+(1) | tyrant+(7) | tyrants+(1) | Vengeance+(1) | vice_list+(1) | virtue+(2) | virtuelist+(2) | virtues+(1) | war+(2) | Williams+(1) | wrath+(2) | wrathful+(1) | Xenophon+(2) | Xerxes+(1) | 

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Elyot's Governour

Table of Contents : INSCRIPTION+ | INTRODUCTION+ | WORKS+ | PROHEME+ | GLOSSARY+
 
 

1.I+ The significacion of a publike weale, and why it is called in latyne Respublica | 1.II+ That one souaraigne gouernour ought to be in a Publike 0weale, and what damage hath hapned by lackyng one soueraygne gouernour. | 1.III+ That in a publyke weale oughte to be inferior gouernours called magistratis | 1.IV+ The education or fourme of bryngynge up the chylde of a gentilman, which is to haue auctorite in the publike weale | 1.V+ The ordre of lernynge before the child cometh to thage of vii yeres | 1.VI+ Whan a Tutour shuldo be Prouided, and what shall appertaine to his office | 1.VII+ ln what wyse musike may be to a noble man necessary | 1.VIII+ That it is commendable in a gentilman to paynte or harue exactely, if nature do therto induce hym | 1.IX+ What exacts diligence shulde be in chosinge of maisters | 1.X+ What order shulde be in lerninge and which autours shulde be first radde | 1.XI+ The mooste necessarie studies succedynge the lesson of Poetes | 1.XII+ Why gentyllmen in this present time be nat equall in doctrine to the auncient noble men | 1.XIII+ The seconde and thirde decaye of lerninge | 1.XIV+ Howe the studentes in the lawes ot this realme may take excellent commoditie by the lessons of sondry doctrines | 1.XV+ The causes why in Englande be fewe perfecte schole maisters | 1.XVI+ Of sondrye fourmes of exercise necessarye for a gentilman | 1.XVII+ Exercises whereof cometh both recreation and Profite | 1.XVIII+ The auncient huntyng of Greekes Romanoe and Persianes | 1.XIX+ That all daunsinge is nat to be reproued | 1.XX+ The fyrst begynny-ng of daunsyng and the olde estimation therof | 1.XXI+ Wherefore in the good ordre of daunsynge a man and a woman do daunse together | 1.XXII+ How daunsing may be an introduction into the fyrst morall vertue, called Prudence | 1.XXIII+ Of Pidence and industrie | 1.XXIV+ Of Circumspection | 1.XXV+ Of election, experience, and modestie | 1.XXVI+ of other exercyses whiche, moderately used, be to euery astate of man expedient | 1.XXVII+ That shotyng in a longe bowe is Principall of all other exercises 

2.I+ What thing he that is elected to be a gouernour of a publyke weale ought to premeditate. | 2.II+ What Maiestie is. | 2.III+ Of apparaile belongynge to a gouernour or great counsaylour | 2.IV+ What very nobilitie is V+ Of affabilitie and the utilitie therof | 2.VI+ How noble a vertue placabilite is | 2.VII+ That a gouernoure oughte to be Mercylull and the diuersitie betwene mercy and vayne pitie | 2.VIII+ Thre princypall Partes of Humanytie | 2.IX+ Of what excellence beneuolence is | 2.X+ Of beneficence and liberalitie | 2.XI+ The true definition of amitie and between what Persons it hapneth | 2.XII+ The wonderffull historye ot Titus and Gisypp us, wherin is the ymage of perfecte amitie | 2.XIII+ The dyuision of Ingratitude and the dispraise therof | 2.XIV+ The election of frendes and the diuersitie of flaterers. 

| 3.I+ Of the most excellent vertue named iustyce | 3.II+ The fyrste parte of ustyce dystrybutyfe s | 3.III+ The thre notable counsailes of Reason, Societie, and knowlege | 3.IV+ Of Fraude and deceyte, whiche be agayne Justyce | 3.V+ That Justyce oughte to be betwene ennemyes | 3.VI+ Of f aythe called in latyne Fides. | 3.VII+ Of promise and couenaunt and of what importaunce othes were in olde tyme | 3.VIII+ Ot the noble vertue Fortitude, and the two extremityes thereof audacitie and tymerositie | 3.IX+ In what actis fortitude is | 3.X+ Of Paynefulnesse a compamion of Fortitude | 3.XI+ Of the faire vertue Pacience, and the true definition thereof | 3.XII+ Of pacyence in sustaynynge wronges and rebukes | 3.XIII+ Of repulse or hynderaunce of promotion | 3.XIV+ Of magnanimitie, whiche maye be named valyaunt courage | 3.XV+ Of obstinacie, a familiare vice folowynge magnanimitie | 3.XVI+ Of a parillous vice called ambition | 3.XVII+ The true signification of abstinence and continence | 3.XVIII+ Examples of Continence gyuen by noble men | 3.XIX+ Of constaunce called also stabilitie | 3.XX+ The trewe sygnificacyon of Temperaunce | 3.XXI+ Of moderation a spice ot Temperaunce | 3.XXII+ Of Moderation in diete called sobrietie | 3.XXIII+ Of sapience, and the definition therof | 3.XXIV+ The trewe signifycation ol understandyng | 3.XXV+ Of experience precedynge our tyme, with a defence of histories | 3.XXVI+ The experience necessarys for the persone of euery gouernour | 3.XXVII+ Of detraction and the image therof made by Apelies the noble paintour | 3.XXVIII+ Of Consultation and Counsayle, and in what forme they ought to be used | 3.XXIX+ The principall considerations to be in euery consultation | 3.XXX+ The seconde consideration with the conclusion of this warke. 

Index: ambition+(2) | amitie+(1) | anger+(2) | angry+(1) | Antonio+(2) | auarice+(1) | Bee+(1) | Belmont+(1) | beneficence+(1) | benefite+(1) | beneuolence+(1) | Beneuolence+(1) | benignitie+(1) | body_analogy+(1) | Brutus+(1) | Caliban+(2) | charitie+(1) | common+(2) | commune+(1) | commune_astate+(1) | corage+(1) | Coriolanus+(1) | counsel+(2) | courage+(7) | debt+(1) | disposition_of_the_gyuer+(1) | Edgar+(1) | effeminacy+(1) | Erasmus+(1) | Esopes_fables+(1) | example+(1) | flatered+(1) | flaterye+(1) | forget+(2) | fortitude+(1) | Fortitude+(1) | fortune+(3) | frankness+(1) | frenche+(1) | frende+(1) | frendeship+(1) | frendship+(1) | furie+(2) | fury+(2) | gender+(2) | gentilmen+(1) | gentilnes+(1) | gentilnesse+(1) | gentleman+(1) | gentyll_man+(1) | Georgikes+(1) | glorie+(1) | Gonzalo+(1) | good_tourne+(1) | gratitude+(1) | gyuynge+(1) | Hal+(5) | Hamlet+(1) | harmony+(1) | history&virtue+(1) | Homer+(2) | horse+(1) | Iago+(5) | indifferently+(1) | ingratitude+(1) | Ingratitude+(1) | ire+(1) | Kent+(2) | king_of_self+(1) | Lear+(9) | Lecherie+(1) | lerning+(1) | lette+(1) | liberalitie+(2) | liberte_of_speche+(1) | loue+(3) | love+(1) | loyaltie+(1) | lucre+(1) | man_of_honour+(1) | maners+(1) | merit+(1) | mirrour+(1) | modesty+(1) | moralization_of_the_chesse+(1) | morall+(1) | nil_admirari+(1) | oratours+(1) | pacience+(1) | pacient+(1) | patriotism+(3) | pedantry+(1) | philosophy+(1) | PlainDealer+(3) | Plato+(1) | playne+(1) | policie+(1) | politike+(1) | Pope+(1) | Portia+(3) | Prospero+(5) | prudent+(1) | reason+(3) | Regulus+(1) | rhetoriciens+(1) | Rhetorike+(1) | ripe+(1) | Rome-olatry+(1) | Rome+(1) | Seneca+(3) | Shylock+(3) | simplicitie+(3) | Socrates+(1) | Timon+(3) | Tollerantia+(1) | trust+(3) | Tulli+(1) | tyrant+(1) | tyrantes+(1) | usthem+(4) | vengeaunce+(1) | Vir+(1) | Virgil+(1) | virtue/prosperity+(1) | virtues+(2) | women+(1) | wordes+(1) | wrathe+(2) | Wyf_of_Bath+(1) 

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Montaigne's Essays Volume I

Table of Contents: 1.I+ By divers Meanes men come unto a like End | 1.II+ Of Sadnesse or Sorrowe | 1.III+ Our Affections are transported beyond our selves | 1.IV+ How the Soule dischargeth her Passions upon false objects, when the true faile it | 1.V+ Whether the Captaine of a Place Besieged ought to sallie forth to Parlie | 1.VI+ That the Houre of Parlies is dangerous | 1.VII+ That our Intention judgeth our Actions | 1.VIII+ Of Idlenesse | 1.IX+ Of Lyers | 1.X+ Of Readie or Slow Speech | 1.XI+ Of Prognostications | 1.XII+ Of Constancie | 1.XIII+ Of Ceremonies in the enterview of Kings | 1.XIV+ Men are punished by too-much opiniating themselves in a place without reason | 1.XV+ Of the punishment of Cowardise | 1.XVI+ A tricke of certaine Ambassadors | 1.XVII+ Of Feare | 1.XVIII+ That we should not judge of our Happinesse untill after our Death | 1.XIX+ That to Philosophise is to learn how to die | 1.XX+ On the force of Imagination | 1.XXI+ The profit of one man is the dammage of another | 1.XXII+ Of customs, and how a received law should not easily be changed | 1.XXIII+ Divers events from one selfsame counsell | 1.XXIV+ Of Pedantisme | 1.XXV+ Of the Institution and Education of Children; to the Ladie Diana of Foix, Countesse of Gurson | 1.XXVI+ It is follie to referre Truth or Falsehood to our sufficiencie | 1.XXVII+ Of+ Friendship | 1.XXVIII+ Nine and twentie Sonnets of Steven de la Boetie, to the Lady of Grammont, Countesse of Guisson | 1.XXIX+ Of Moderation | 1.XXX+ Of the Caniballes | 1.XXXI+ That a Man ought soberly to meddle with judging of Divine Lawes | 1.XXXII+ To avoid Voluptuousnesse in regard of Life | 1.XXXIII+ That Fortune is oftentimes met withall in pursuit of Reason | 1.XXXIV+ Of a Defect in our Policies | 1.XXXV+ Of the Use of Apparell | 1.XXXVI+ Of Cato the younger y | 1.XXXVII+ How we weepe and laugh at one selfe-same thing | 1.XXXVIII+ Of Solitarinesse | 1.XXXIX+ A consideration upon Cicero | 1.XL+ That the taste of Goodsor Evils doth greatly depend on the opinion we have of them | 1.XLI+ That a Man should not communicate his Glorie | 1.XLII+ Of the Inequalitie that is betweene us | 1.XLIII+ Of Sumptuarie Lawes, or Lawes for moderating of Expenses | 1.XLIV+ Of Sleeping | 1.XLV+ Of the Battell of Dreux | 1.XLVI+ Of Names | 1.XLVII+ Of the uncertaintie of our Judgement | 1.XLVIII+ Of Steeds, called in French Destriers | LIX Of ancient Customes | 1.L+ Of Democritus and Heraclitus | 1.LI+ Of the Vanitie of Words | 1.LII+ Of the Parcimonie of our Forefathers | 1.LIII+ Of a saying of Caesar | 1.LIV+ Of vaine Subtlities, or subtill Devices | 1.LV+ Of Smels and Odors | 1.LVI+ Of Praiers and Orisons | 1.LVII+ Of age 

Index: active_life+(1) | acts_words+(1) | advice+(1) | Alexander+(1) | ambition+(2) | Antonio+(4) | appetites+(1) | Aristides+(1) | Aristotles+(1) | artscrafts+(1) | avarice+(1) | Barnardine+(1) | Bassanio+(2) | beneficence+(1) | benefit+(1) | Boromeus+(1) | Brutus+(2) | businesse+(1) | Cato+(2) | CATO+(1) | caution+(1) | ceremonies+(1) | Chris+(1) | CICERO+(1) | common+(1) | compassion+(1) | constancie+(2) | constancy+(1) | Cordelia+(2) | courage+(2) | courtesie+(1) | culture_binding+(1) | danger+(1) | death+(4) | Death+(1) | deconstruction+(1) | decorum+(1) | degree+(1) | devoire+(1) | die_well+(1) | discretion+(1) | Donne+(1) | economics_rules+(1) | effeminate+(1) | Emerson+(2) | Epictetus+(1) | equality+(1) | esteem+(1) | examples+(2) | expediency+(1) | faces+(1) | Falstaff+(1) | flatterer+(1) | fop+(1) | fortune+(12) | Fortune+(1) | FORTUNE+(1) | fortunes+(1) | freedom+(1) | friendship+(2) | gent+(1) | gift+(1) | glorie+(1) | GLORIE+(1) | Gloucester+(1) | Gonzalo+(2) | good_counsell+(1) | grace+(1) | gratitude+(1) | Gullivers_Travels+(1) | Hal+(1) | Hamlet+(1) | hazard+(1) | honestie+(1) | Honesty+(1) | honour+(2) | Honour+(1) ) | honourable+(1) | Hotspur+(3) | Houyhouyhnms+(3) | human_nature+(1) | humanity+(1) | hunter_gatherer+(2) | inconstancie+(1) | ingratitude+(1) | justice+(1) | Kent+(3) | LaRocheoucault+(1) | Lawyers+(1) | Lear+(12) | Lelius+(1) | liberal_arts+(3) | liberality+(1) | liberall_Sciences+(1) | libertie_against_Tyrants+(1) | list_of_vices+(2) | Macbeth+(1) | magnanimitie+(1) | martiall_man+(1) | memorie+(1) | Merchant+(1) | meritocracy+(1) | modestie+(1) | non_nobis+(1) | objectivity+(2) | offence+(1) | offices_of_friendship+(1) | pardon+(1) | passions+(1) | patience+(1) | pedant+(1) | Pedant+(1) | perfect_friend+(1) | Phocion+(1) | PlainDealer+(13) | plaine_English+(1) | Platoes+(1) | Plutark+(1) | Plutarke+(2) | Polonius+(1) | Pope+(4) | Portia+(2) | Prospero+(12) | Prospero_dream+(1) | protestantism+(1) | prudence+(1) | publike_good+(2) | quarrell+(1) | rationalization+(1) | reason+(1) | reciprocall+(1) | reputation+(2) | Republic+(1) | | revenge+(3) | Romane+(1) | Scipio+(1) | selfcriticism+(1) | Seneca+(3) | Shylock+(4) | Sidney+(1) | simple+(1) | simplicitie+(2) | simplicity+(1) | skeptic+(1) | Smiley+(1) | societie+(1) | soule+(1) | sprezzatura+(4) | Stoicks+(1) | Stone+(1) | Struldbrugs+(1) | temperance+(1) | Tempest+(2) | Thoreau+(1) | Timon+(1) | trades+(1) | trust+(1) | trusting+(1) | tyranny+(1) | tyrant+(1) | usthem+(9) | virtues_list_of+(1) | voluntarie_servitude+(1) | Voluntary_Servitude+(1) | voluptuousnesse+(1) | war+(1) | wit+(1) | wit_and_judgement+(1) | word+(1) | word_and_bond+(1)

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Montaigne's Essays Volume II

Table of Contents: 2.I+ Of the inconstancie of our Actions | 2.II+ Of Drunkennesse | 2.III+ A Custome of the Ile of Cea | 2.IV+ To-morrow is a New Day | 2.V+ Of Conscience | 2.VI+ Of Exercise or Practice | 2.VII+ Of the Recompenses or Rewards of Honour | 2.VIII+ Of the Affections of Fathers to their Children: To the Lady of Estissac | 2.IX+ Of the Parthians Armes | 2.X+ Of Bookes | 2.XI+ Of Crueltie | 2.XII+ An Apologie of Raymond Sebond | 2.XIII+ Of Judging of others' Death | 2.XIV+ How that our Spirit hindereth itself | 2.XV+ That our Desires are encreased by Difficultie | 2.XVI+ Of Glory | 2.XVII+ Of Presumption | 2.XVIII+ Of giving the Lie | 2.XIX+ Of the Liberty of Conscience | 2.XX+ We taste nothing purely | 2.XXI+ Against Idlenesse, or doing Nothing | 2.XXII+ Of Running Posts, or Couriers+ | 2.XXIII+ Of Bad Meanes emploied to a Good End | 2.XXIV+ Of the Roman Greatnesse | 2.XXV+ How a Man should not Counterfeit to be Sicke | 2.XXVI+ Of Thumbs | 2.XXVII+ Cowardize the Mother of Cruelty | 2.XXVIII+ All Things have their Season | 2.XXIX+ Of Vertue | 2.XXX+ Of a Monstrous Child | 2.XXXI+ Of Anger and Choler | 2.XXXII+ A Defence of Seneca. and Plutarke | 2.XXXIII+ The Historie of Spurina | 2.XXXIV+ Observations concerning the meanes to warre after the maner of Julius Caesar | 2.XXXV+ Of Three Good Women | 2.XXXVI+ Of the Worthiest and Most Excellent Men | 2.XXXVII+ Of the Resemblance betweene Children and Fathers | 2.XXXVIII+ To my Lady of Duras 

Index: Aesopes+(1) | Agincourt+(1) | Alcibiades+(1) | Alexander+(1) | Amadis+(1) | amateur+(3) | amitie+(1) | ancient_Authors+(1) | ancients+(4) | Androclus+(1) | anger+(1) | ANGER+(1) | animal_rationis+(1) | Antonio+(5) | Antonius+(1) | Aristotle+(2) | benefit+(1) | boaster+(2) | boasting+(1) | Bocace+(1) | bourgeois_individualism+(1) | braggard+(1) | Brutus+(5) | Caesar+(2) | Caesars+(1) | canibales+(1) | carelessness+(1) | carelessnesse+(1) | Cato+(3) | Catoes+(1) | choler+(1) | Cicero+(4) | clemencie+(1) | Clitus+(1) | colonialism+(1) | common+(5) | common_sort+(1) | common_wealths+(1) | conquest_of_the_Indias+(1) | Constable+(1) | constancie+(7) | constancy+(2) | constant+(1) | Coriolanus+(1) | covetousnesse+(1) | curiosity+(1) | Dante+(1) | death+(6) | DEATH+(1) | deeds+(2) | die_well+(1) | diffidence+(2) | diffident+(1) | divinations+(1) | doe+(1) | Donne+(1) | doubt+(1) | EBWhite+(1) | effeminacy+(1) | effeminate+(1) | Epaminondas+(2) | Epictetus+(2) | Epicurean_sect+(1) | fidelitie+(1) | fidelity+(1) | flatterer+(1) | flattery+(1) | Fortitude+(1) | fortune+(7) | Fortune+(3) | friend+(1) | Froissard+(1) | gentle+(1) | gentleman+(1) | glorie+(2) | glory+(2) | GLORY+(1) | Gloucester+(2) | goodnesse+(1) | grace+(1) | gracefulnes+(1) | gratitude+(1) | Greeke_books+(1) | Gulliver+(1) | Gyges+(1) | Hal+(2) | Hamlet+(1) | Hemingway+(1) | honest+(1) | honestie+(2) | honesty+(2) | honour+(3) | Hotspur+(2) | humilitie+(1) | ignorance=bliss+(1) | incivilitie+(1) | innocencie+(1) | Instabilitie+(1) | integrity+(1) | intellectual_snobbery+(1) | Justice+(1) | Kent+(6) | Koffka+(1) | Kurtz+(2) | Lacedemonian+(1) | Laputa+(1) | lawyer+(1) | lawyers+(2) | Lawyers+(1) | Lear+(3) | letters+(1) | lie+(1) | Lipsius+(1) | list+(1) | list_of_virtues+(2) | low_esteem+(1) | lowlinesse+(1) | Lucan+(1) | Lucretius+(1) | lust+(1) | lying+(1) | Machiavels+(1) | magnanimitie+(2) | Major+(1) | military+(1) | military_vocation+(1) | Milton+(1) | moderation+(1) | modesty+(2) | morality_of_history+(1) | my_Seneca+(1) | negligence+(1) | Nil_admirari+(1) | noble_savage+(2) | non_nobis+(1) | obey+(1) | old_age+(1) | original_sin+(1) | otherphobia+(1) | Ovid+(1) | passion+(1) | passions+(1) | peasant+(1) | peasant_stand_up+(1) | pedants+(1) | PlainDealer+(26) | plaine_French+(1) | Plautus+(1) | Plutarch+(1) | Plutark+(1) | Plutarke+(3) | PLUTARKE+(2) | Pompey+(1) | Pope+(6) | promise+(1) | proper_study+(2) | property+(1) | Prospero+(1) | publike_offices+(1) | pusillanimitie+(1) | Rabelais+(1) | reason+(1) | reciprocity+(1) | reputation+(3) | revenge+(3) | rightist+(1) | savage+(1) | Scipio+(2) | selfcrit+(1) | selfcriticism+(1) | Seneca+(3) | SENECA+(1) | service+(1) | Shylock+(1) | simplicitie+(5) | simplicities+(1) | simplicity+(2) | society+(1) | Socrates+(5) | Spaniards+(1) | sprezzatura+(2) | Stoicall+(1) | stoicism+(1) | Stoicke+(2) | Stoickes+(1) | Stoike+(1) | Stoikes+(1) | sufferance+(1) | temperance+(1) | Terence+(1) | tyrant+(1) | tyrants+(1) | Tyrants+(1) | unilateral_disarmament+(1) | usthem+(11) | valour+(1) | Varro+(2) | Ventidius+(1) | Venus+(1) | vertue+(1) | Vertue+(1) | Virgil+(1) | Virtue+(1) | virtue_own_reward+(2) | war+(1) | warre+(4) | WARRE+(1) | wdswth+(1) | wheel+(1) | words+(1) | Wordsworth+(1) | Yahoo+(8)

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Montaigne's Essays Volume III

Table of Contents: 3.I+ Of Profit and Honesty | 3.II+ Of Repenting | 3.III+ Of Three Commerces or Societies 3.IV+ Of Diverting and Diversions | 3.V+ Upon some Verses of Virgil | 3.VI+ Of Coaches | 3.VII+ Of the Incommoditie of Greatnesse | 3.VIII+ Of the Art of Conferring | 3.IX+ Of Vanitie3.X+ How one ought to governe his Will | 3.XI+ Of the Lame or Crippel | 3.XII+ Of Phisiognomy | 3.XIII+ Of Experience 

Index: 1560+(1) |1582_age_49+(1) |1585_age_52+(1) | 60sradical+(1) |action+(1) |amateur+ (1) |ambition+(2) |amitie+(2) | amity+(1) |ancients_moderns+(1) |anger+(2) |Antonio+(2) |avarice+(1) |bashfulnesse+(1) |Bassanio+(1) |benefit+ (3) |benefits+(1) |Benefits+(1) |blabbing+(2) |boasting+(1) |Brutus+(3) |Burke+(3) |Caesar+(1) |Caliban+(3) |carelesnesse+(3) |careless+(1) | carelesse+(1) |Cato+(2) |Catoes+(1) |cheere+(1) |clemency+(1) |common+(3) |common_places+(1) |constancie+(1) |constancy+(2) |contract+(1) |Cordelia+ (5) |Cornwall+(1) |courage+(1) |courtesie+(1) |cowardice+(1) |cruelty+(1) |Cuckold+(1) |death+(10) |Death+(2) |dialectic+(1) |diffidence+(7) | diffident+(1) |discretion+(1) |dissolution+(1) |Donne+(1) |Dorimant+(1) |duel+(1) |effeminate+(1) |Eliot+(1) |empire+(1) |Epictetus+(1) |Eton+(1) |exemples+(1) |expenditure+(1) |family+(1) |Faulkner+(1) |feminism+(1) |flies+(2) |foppery+(1) | formalities+(1) |fortitude+(1) |fortuna+(1) | fortune+(10) |Fortunes+(1) |Freud+(1) |friend+(4) |friendship+(2) |gentlenesse+(1) |gift+(3) |give+(1) |glory+(2) |goodnesse+(1) |grace_of_God+ (1) |gratitude+(1) |Gratitude+(1) |Hal+(10) |history+(1) |honest_man+(1) |honestie+(1) |honor+(2) |honour+(5) |Hotspur+(4) |Iago+(1) |ingenuity+ (1) |innocency+(1) |innovation+(1) |instructions+(1) |interpretations+(1) |justice+(1) |Kent+(3) |king+(1) |King+(1) |kings_duty+(1) |Laputa+(1) | law+(3) |Lawes+(1) |lawing+(1) |lawyers+(1) |Lawyers+(1) |Lear+(6) |learning+(1) |liberality+(2) |licentiousnesse+(1) |list+(1) |love+(2) | magnificence+(1) |Mahomet+(1) |man_of_honor+(1) |manly+(1) |marriage+(2) |military+(1) |Millamant+(1) |mirth+(1) |Man_of_Mode+(1) |modestie+(1) | money+(2) |Mrs_Frail+(1) |nature+(1) |nobilitie+(2) |Non_nobis+(1) |obligation+(1) |Oswald+(1) |ought+(1) |Pages+(1) |patience+(1) |peasant+(1) | plague+(1) |PlainDealer+(19) |plaine+(1) |Plaine_wordes+(1) |plainely+(1) |plainenesse+(1) |Plutarch+(1) |Plutark+(2) |Pompey+(2) |Pope+(1) | posterity+(2) | potlach+(1) |profit+(1) |promise+(1) |Prospero+(1) |public_serevice+(1) |publike_societie+(1) |purged+(1) |Regulus+(1) |reputation+(1) | revenge+(1) |Revenge+(1) |revolution+(1) |ring+(1) |Rome+(3) |royal_duty+(1) | selfcrit+(1) |Seneca+(1) |service+(2) |sexism+(1) |Shylock+(2) | simple+(3) |simplicitie+(1) |simplicity+(3) |sociall+(1) |Socrates+(3) |Souldier+(1) |sprezzatura+(1) |stoicism_pays+(1) |stone_arch+(3) |Swift+(1) | Thoreau+(1) |trueth+(1) |trust+(2) |usthem+(7) |utility+(1) |valor+(1) |valour+(1) |VANITIE+(1) |Venus+(1) |Vertue+(1) |warlike+(1) | wel_borne+(1) | wit+(1) |word+(1) |Yahoo+(2) 

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James I's Basilikon Doron

Table of Contents:THE ARGUMENT+ | TO HENRY MY DEAREST SONNE+ | TO THE READER+ | OF A KINGS CHRISTIAN DVETIE TOWARDS GOD+ | OF A KINGS DVETIE IN HIS OFFICE+. | OF A KINGS BEHAVIOVR IN INDIFFERENT+ THINGS. 

Index: aduice+(1) | affability+(1) | affable+(1) | amateur+(2) | amitie+(1) | Anabaptists+(1) | anger+(1) | Antonio+(2) | bastard+(1) | benefits+(1) | burthen+(1) | Cardinall_vertues+(1) | cheere+(1) | chesse+(1) | clemencie+(1) | Clemencie+(1) | compassion+(1) | Constancie+(1) | contemplation+(1) | Cordelia+(1) | courage+(1) | courtesies+(1) | death+(1) | deeds+(1) | deeds_words+(1) | Democracie+(1) | deserts+(1) | Edmund+(1) | effeminate+(1) | Falstaff+(1) | father+(1) | fatherly_loue+(1) | Fathers+(1) | Flatterie+(1) | flattering+(1) | fortitude+(1) | Fortunae+(1) | friendship+(2) | grace+(1) | Gunnes+(1) | Hal+(2) | hazard+(1) | histories+(1) | honest+(2) | Humilitie+(1) | ingratitude+(1) | instruction+(1) | iust_quarrels+(1) | iustice+(1) | Iustice+(1) | just_war+(1) | justice_mercy+(1) | king_over_self+(1) | Lear+(2) | liberal_arts+(1) | Liberalitie+(1) | liberall+(1) | liberall_artes+(1) | louing+(1) | Magnanimitie+(1) | mean_extreme+(1) | Merchants+(1) | merrinesse+(1) | moderation+(1) | neighbours+(1) | noble_blood+(1) | obligation+(1) | oblige+(1) | office+(1) | open+(1) | order+(1) | passion+(1) | pedant+(1) | PlainDealer+(6) | plaine+(7) | plaine_and_single+(1) | plainenesse+(1) | Plainly+(1) | plainnest+(1) | poore+(1) | Portia+(1) | precise+(2) | promise+(1) | Prospero+(3) | puritanes+(1) | Puritanes+(1) | Republicke+(1) | Roman_Christian+(1) | self_criticism+(1) | Shylock+(1) | Stoic+(1) | stoic_unfeeling+(1) | Stoicke+(1) | sufficient_unto_day+(1) | three_Kingdomes+(1) | Timon+(1) | Tyran+(1) | Tyrant+(1) | Tyrants+(1) | usthem+(1) | vtile_dulci+(1) | wrath+(1) | Wyf+(1) 

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Sidney's New Arcadia Book I

Index: action+ <49> <52> | beloved_of_the_people+ <60> | benefit+ <6> <10> | compassion+ <6> | constancy+ <27> <30> <49> <44> <104> | constant+ <52> | coquette+ <91> | courteous+ <61> | courtesy+ <12> <110> | credit+ <9> | Cyrano+ <62> | deed+ <27> | deeds+ <74> | discretion_valor+ <35> | doing_well+ <40> | effeminacy+ <70> | effeminate+ <72> | Elizabeth+ <60> | Enjoying+ <75> | fellowship+ <54> | fortune+ <22> |friends+<9> | friendship+ <5><6> <8><28><46> <47> <63> <48><76> <78> <92> | fury+ <34> | glorious+ <73> | glory+ <16> | goodwill+ <9> | gratefulness+ <47> <92> | Hamlet+ <53> | histories+<35> | hospitality+ <9><26> <107> | humanity+ <6> | injury'+ <6> | justice+ <16> <21> | Lear+ <65> <21> | love_of_the_people+ <60> | lust+ <71> | magnificence+ <12> | magnificent+ <27> | modesty+ <50> <28> | mourning+ <33> | mutual+ <11> | nobis+ <40> | obligation+ <13> | peace+ <11> <24> <34>|PlainDealer+ <12><14><16> <47> <103> | plainness+ <116> <19> | Plato+ <70> | posterity+ <5> <67> | proper_study+ <49> | queen+ <96> | reason+ <5> | responsibility+ <65> | self-love+ <28> | servant+ <14> | service+ <9> | simplicity+ <19> <22> | sprezzatura+ <14> <68> | Stoic_riches+ <11> <91> | thanks+ <10> | <23> | valiant+ <27> | virtue+ <9> <20> <49> <61> | virtues_list+ <16> | wisdom+ <20> | womanish+ <70> | womanize+<72> 

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Spenser's Faerie Queene Books I, II, and VI

Table of Contents: BOOK I OF HOLINESSE+ | BOOK II OF FRIENDSHIP+ | BOOK VI OF COURTESY+ 

Index: action+(1) | affection+(2) | ambition+(1) | anger+(1) | Antonius+(1) | Auarice+(1) | benefits+(1) | Caesar+(1) | calm+(1) | chaine+(1) | Chastity+(1) | cheare+(1) | choler+(1) | Ciuility+(1) | clemencie+(1) | Cleopatra+(1) | Clergy+(1) | common+(1) | compassion+(1) | constant+(2) | contemplation+(1) | Contemplation+(1) | content+(2) | contented+(1) | contract+(1) | coquette+(1) | Cordelia+(1) | counterfeit+(1) | courage+(1) | courage_shame+(1) | courteous+(1) | courteous_glee+(1) | courtesie+(3) | courtesies+(1) | courting_fooles+(1) | courtsie+(1) | cowardize+(1) | cowherd_feare+(1) | curtesie:+(1) | Curtesie+(1) | curtsie+(1) | deceipt+(1) | Deceipt+(1) | deede+(1) | deeds+(2) | degree+(1) | desire+(1) | discourtesie+(2) | discourtesy+(2) | Duessa+(2) | Dwarfe+(1) | effeminacy+(4) | entertaine+(1) | entrap+(1) | error_many+(1) | Errour+(1) | faith+(2) | faithfull+(1) | falshood+(1) | Falstaff+(1) | fauours+(1) | flattery+(1) | fortune+(2) | fortune_brave+(1) | forty_to_one+(1) | friend+(1) | friendly+(1) | friendship+(1) | gentle+(5) | gentle_hart+(1) | gift+(4) | gifts+(4) | Gloriana+(1) | glorie+(3) | glorious+(1) | glory+(5) | gold+(1) | good+(1) | gouernaunce+(1) | grace+(4) | Grace+(1) | Graces+(1) | gratefull+(1) | gratious+(1) | guest+(1) | guifts+(1) | Hal+(4) | Harfleur+(3) | hempen+(1) | hempen_rope+(1) | honour+(1) | host+(3) | Host+(1) | humanity+(1) | humility+(1) | Hydra+(1) | Hypocrisie+(1) | hypocrisy+(1) | hyre+(1) | Ignaro+(1) | impatience+(1) | inconstancie+(1) | Inconstant+(1) | Infamy+(1) | ingrate+(1) | inhumanitie+(1) | intemperance+(1) | ire+(1) | iustice+(1) | justice+(2) | Kent+(1) | lambe+(1) | Lechery+(1) | loue+(1) | love_lust+(1) | lust+(1) | lustfull+(1) | luxury+(1) | manhood+(1) | manly+(1) | many_headed_beast+(1) | marchants+(1) | Marius+(1) | merchants+(2) | mercie+(1) | merrily+(1) | merriment+(2) | merry+(3) | moralize+(1) | morrow+(1) | musicke+(1) | Musicke+(1) | non_nobis+(2) | offices+(1) | Orgoglio+(1) | passion+(1) | Patience+(1) | peasant+(1) | Philosophy+(1) | PlainDealer+(5) | plaine+(2) | pleasure+(1) | pollicie+(1) | Pompey+(1) | posteritie+(1) | posterity+(4) | promises+(1) | Prospero+(1) | prude+(1) | Puritan+(1) | rage+(1) | reason+(4) | reciproca+(1) | reciprocal+(1) | reciprocate+(1) | reuenge+(1) | righteousnesse+(1) | ring+(1) | rope+(1) | rude+(1) | rude_speach+(1) | saluage+(1) | Scipio+(1) | self_love+(1) | seruice+(1) | Shylock+(4) | simple+(1) | simplicity+(1) | Sin+(1) | sleeper+(1) | smile+(1) | stranger+(1) | sung+(1) | Sylla+(1) | thanke+(1) | thanklesse+(1) | three_agst_one+(1) | Three_other_Ladies+(1) | treason+(1) | trust+(1) | truth_shines+(1) | tuning+(1) | two+(1) | vengeance+(1) | virtue_shines+(3) | Vna+(1) | Vnarmd+(1) | vsurie+(1) | wordes+(1) | wrath+(3) | wrathfulnesse+(1)

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Hall's Characters

Table of Contents: BOOK_I+ CHARSCTERS OF VIRTUES | BOOK_II+ CHARACTERISTICS OF VICES. 

INDEX: actions+(1) | ambitious+(1) | Bassanio+(1) | beneficence+(1) | benefits+(2) | brags+(1) | busybody+(1) | caskets+(1) | Cicero+(2) | common+(1) | country+(2) | covetous+(1) | distrustful+(1) | Dulce_Utile+(1) | dying+(1) | Edmund+(2) | envious+(1) | faithful+(1) | fancy+(1) | Favour+(1) | favours+(2) | flatterer+(1) | fop+(1) | friend+(1) | giving+(1) | good_magistrate+(1) | Hal+(4) | happy_man+(1) | honest+(1) | honour+(1) | humble+(1) | hypocrite+(1) | Iago+(3) | integrity+(2) | justice+(1) | know_thyself+(1) | laws+(1) | Lear+(1) | liberality+(1) | Macbeth+(1) | malecontent+(1) | memory+ | Noble+(1) | Oswald+(2) | Othello+(1) | other_cheek+(4) | passions+(1) | patient+(1) | penitent+(1) | plain+(1) | PlainDealer+(2) | presumptuous+(1) | profane+(1) | reason+(2) | Reason_passion+(1) | regeneration+(1) | revenge+(1) | ring+(1) | Saussure_system+(1) | Shylock+(2) | slothful+(1) | stingy_mean+(1) | Stoic+(1) | Stoicism+(1) | Stoics+(2) | studies+(1) | superstitious+(1) | Theophrastus+(1) | trust+(1) | unconstant+(1) | unthrift+(1) | usury+(1) | vainglorious+(1) | valiant+(1) | Wyf+(3)

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Ruth Kelso's The Doctrine of the English Gentleman in the 16th Century (Text)

Table of Contents: CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION | CHAPTER II WHAT IS A GENTLEMAN | CHAPTER III THE THEORY OF THE FAVORED CLASS | CHAPTER IV OCCUPATIONS FOR THE GENTLEMAN | CHAPTER V THE MORAL CODE OF THE GENTLEMAN | CHAPTER VI THE EDUCATION OF THE GENTLEMAN | CHAPTER VII STUDIES | CHAPTER VIII EXCERCISE AND RECREATION CONCLUSION | FORWARD TO BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST | BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES 

INDEX: actions+(1) | ambitious+(1) | Bassanio+(1) | beneficence+(1) | benefits+(2) | brags+(1) | busybody+(1) | caskets+(1) | Cicero+(2) | common+(1) | country+(2) | covetous+(1) | distrustful+(1) | Dulce_Utile+(1) | dying+(1) | Edmund+(2) | envious+(1) | faithful+(1) | fancy+(1) | Favour+(1) | favours+(2) | flatterer+(1) | fop+(1) | friend+(1) | giving+(1) | good_magistrate+(1) | Hal+(4) | happy_man+(1) | honest+(1) | honour+(1) | humble+(1) | hypocrite+(1) | Iago+(3) | integrity+(2) | justice+(1) | know_thyself+(1) | laws+(1) | Lear+(1) | liberality+(1) | Macbeth+(1) | malecontent+(1) | memory+ | Noble+(1) | Oswald+(2) | Othello+(1) | other_cheek+(4) | passions+(1) | patient+(1) | penitent+(1) | plain+(1) | PlainDealer+(2) | presumptuous+(1) | profane+(1) | reason+(2) | Reason_passion+(1) | regeneration+(1) | revenge+(1) | ring+(1) | Saussure_system+(1) | Shylock+(2) | slothful+(1) | stingy_mean+(1) | Stoic+(1) | Stoicism+(1) | Stoics+(2) | studies+(1) | superstitious+(1) | Theophrastus+(1) | trust+(1) | unconstant+(1) | unthrift+(1) | usury+(1) | vainglorious+(1) | valiant+(1) | Wyf+(3)

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Ruth Kelso's The Doctrine of the English Gentleman in the 16th Century (Bibliography)

INDEX: | Academia_d'Urbino+(1)| Academici+(1)| academie+(1)| active+(1)| affections+(1)| agricoltura+(1) | amante+(2)| amata+(1)| ambassadeur+(1)| ambassador+(1)| amicitia+(1)| amico+(1) | ammaestramento+(1)| amministratione+(1)| amor_platonico+(1)| amore_humano+(1)| amore+(13) | amori_humani+(1)| amoribus+(1)| amorosa+(1)| amorosi+(1)| amorous+(1)| amour+(2)| angling+(1) | anthropologia+(1)| Anti_duel+(2)| antiquis_auctoribus+(1)| antiquus+(1)| Aphorismes+(1) | apodemica+(1)| apprentiship+(1)| arboribus+(1)| archerie+(2)| ARETINO+(1)| ARIOSTO+(1) | Aristotele+(1)| Aristotelis+(1)| Aristotile+(1)| arithmeticke+(1) | arithmetike+(1)| armas+(4)| arme+(3)| armes+(6)| armis+(1)| armoiries+(1)| armorial+(1) | armorie+(2)| armories+(1)| Armorum_emblemata+(1)| armorum+(1)| armory+(1)| army+(1) | arte_di_scrimia+(1)| artes+(1)| arti_liberali+(1)| Artis_historicae+(1)| astronomie+(1) | auncientS+(1)| autobiography+(1)| Avertimenti_morali+(1)| ballarino+(1)| ballo+(1) | Basilikon_doron+(1)| batailes+(1)| batailles+(1)| beatitudine_humana+(1)| bellezza+(3) | bellezza+(2)| bellezze+(1)| belli+(1)| bellico+(1)| Bellum+(1)| bene+(1)| beneficentia+(1) | bien_gouverner+(1)| blazons+(1)| blossomes+(1)| bonheur+(1)| bowmen+(1)| bows+(1)| buckler+(1) | buon_governo+(1)| buon_soldato+(1)| caballero+(1)| caballeros+(1)| Cacao+(1)| | caccie+(1)| caga+(1)| cani_da_caccia+(1)| caccia+(6)| canum+(1)| captaines+(1)| carminum+(1) | castigatissima+(1)| cavagliereschi+(1)| cavalcare+(2)| cavaliero+(1)| cavallereschi+(1)| cavalleria+(4)| cavalli+(4)| cavalliero+(1)| cavallo+(1)| caveat+(1)| Ceno+(1) | Cento_giuochi+(1)| champs+(1)| chasse+(1)| chasse+(2)| cheasts+(1)| chesse+(1)| chevalerie+(2) | chevalier_errant+(1)| chevalier+(1)| chevaux+(1)| chien+(1)| children+(2)| chivalry+(1) | Christian_Knight+(1)| christian_mans+(1)| chyvalry+(1)| chyvalrye+(1)| Cicerone+(1) | citta_felice+(1)| citta+(1)| civile_conversation+(1)| civile_policie+(1)| civili_dominio+(1)| civili_politia+(1)| civilis_doctrinae+(1) | civill_courtesie+(1)| civill_discourses+(1)| civill_warres+(1)| Colophon+(1)| combat+(2) | combats+(1)| common_weales+(1)| common_wealth+(1)| commonplaces+(1)| commonweale+(1) | commonwealth+(1)| complaints+(1)| Concetti_politici+(1)| conclusiones+(1)| conduct+(1) | consiliariis+(1)| Conte+(1)| corte+(2)| corteggiare+(1)| cortegiano+(2)| cortesia+(1) | cortigiana+(1)| cortigiani+(3)| cortigiano+(1)| cosmographie+(1)| counselers+(1) | counseller+(1)| court+(1)| courtier+(4)| courtiers+(4)| courtisans+(1)| courtiSans+(1) | courtizans+(1)| courtyer+(1)| curare+(1)| dancing+(1)| degrees+(1)| della+(1) | demeanor+(1)| demonstrations+(1)| deth+(1)| dialloghi+(1)| dialogi+(1)| difendersi+(1) | dignita+(1)| dignitatibus+(1)| dignite_de_l'homme+(1)| dignitie_of_man+(1)| dinner_parties+(1)| DIOS+(1)| discendae_ratione+(1)| Discorso+(2) | disgrazie+(1)| disorders+(1)| disputatio+(1)| dissensione+(1)| docendi+(1)| doctrina+(1) | domestico+(1)| dominio+(1)| donne+(1)| dottina_morale+(1)| dottrine_morali+(1)| Drake+(1) | drawing+(1)| duel+(4)| duelli+(6)| duello+(1)| Duello+(1)| duello+(3)| Duello+(2)| duello+(1) | Duello+(1)| duello+(7)| Duello+(1)| duello+(5)| duells+(1)| duels+(7)| eccelenza+(1) | ecclesiastica+(1)| economica+(1)| educandis+(1)| education+(2)| educatione_liberorum+(1) | educatione_principum+(1)| educatione+(3)| educationis_regiae+(1)| Elizabeth+(1) | Emblemata+(1)| emblemata+(1)| Emblemata+(2)| emblematum+(1)| emblemes+(3)| emblemi+(1) | empereurs_Romain+(1)| empire+(1)| enbaxador+(1)| Enchiridion+(1)| English_tung+(1) | enotata+(1)| epigrammatis+(1)| epistles+(1)| Epistola+(1)| Epistolas+(1)| equos+(1) | Erasmi+(1)| Erasmum+(1)| Erasmus+(2)| errori_militari+(1)| eruditione+(1)| espada+(1) | espee+(2)| ethicks+(1)| ethics+(2)| Euphues+(2)| Exercicios+(1)| expressa+(1)| falcon+(1) | falconibus+(1)| falconrie+(1)| falconry+(1)| famiglia+(4)| famigliare+(1) | famiglie_illustri+(1)| fauconnerie+(5)| faulconnerie+(1)| faulconrie+(1) | faultes+(2)| Faustina+(1)| faythe+(1)| felice+(1)| felicita+(1)| felicitie+(1)| figlio+(1) | figure_intagliate+(1)| Fiorentino+(1)| fish+(1)| fishing+(2)| flatterie+(1)| forren_princes+(1)| fortunae+(1) | fortune+(2)| French_tongue+(1)| frenche_tongue+(1)| Galateo+(1)| Gargantua+(1)| generall_captaine+(1)| gentile+(1)| gentilhomme+(2)| gentilhuomo+(5)| gentleman+(2) | GENTYLNES+(1)| geometric+(1)| gineta+(1)| giovane+(1)| giovani_uomini+(1)| giuochi+(1) | giuoco+(2)| giving+(1)| gloria+(1)| good_magistrate+(1)| good_maners+(2)| good_manners+(2) | good_name+(1)| good+(1)| goodnes+(1)| gouvernement+(1)| governance+(1)| governe+(1) | governo+(3)| governour+(1)| governours+(1)| gracia+(1)| grammar_schoole+(1) | Gregorio_xIII+(1)| guerra+(5)| guerre+(1)| haereticorum+(1)| Harvey+(1)| hawking+(1) | heraldes+(1)| heraldrie+(1)| heroicall_devises+(1)| heroiques+(1)| Hieroglyphica+(1) | historiae+(4)| historians+(1)| historiarum+(1)| historica+(1)| historici+(2)| histories+(2) | 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Isocrate+(1)| Isocrates+(1) | istoria+(2)| istorie+(1)| Italian_Proverbs+(1)| Italian+(1)| Itinerarium+(1)| itinerary+(1) | iure_pugnae+(1)| jentlemen+(1)| joustes+(1)| judiciaire+(1)| jure_publico+(1)| juris+(1) | Justiniani+(1)| knighthood+(1)| knychthede+(1)| language+(1)| languages+(1)| langue_Francoyse+(1)| lanza+(1)| Latine+(1)| latino+(1)| legali+(1) | legationibus+(2)| legationum+(1)| legatis_regum+(1)| Legatis+(1)| legatis+(3)| legati+(1)| legato+(4) | legatum+(1)| Legatus+(3)| legitimo+(1)| legum_angliae+(1)| Lettera+(1)| letterati+(1) | lettere_familiari+(1)| Lettere+(1)| lettere+(3)| Lettere+(1)| lettere+(1)| letters+(1) | lettione+(1)| Lettres_amoureuses+(1)| Libellus+(1)| liberalibus_studiis+(1)| libertas+(1) | imprese+(1)| Lipsius+(1)| logick+(1)| logike+(1)| logique+(1)| love+(5)| ludis+(1) | ludo+(1)| lute+(1)| magistrates+(1)| magistrato+(1)| magistratu+(1)| magnanimity+(2) | Magnyfycence+(1)| manners+(2)| martiall_lawe+(1)| medicarli+(1)| Medici+(1)| mediocrity+(1) | 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