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The art of logicke. Plainly taught in the English tongue, according to the best approved authors. .. (1619)

Blundeville, Thomas, fl. 1561 · London. Stansby · leaf 63

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not ? All things without life and feeling, doekttpe their fite,if by G 2 violence 44 The firjl Woofy violence they be not changed:but all things hailing life and fee-ling, doe alter their fite, when and as often as it pleafcth them,as a beaft to fund vp, or to lye downe, and fo forth. The Table of… … CHAP. XVILOf the predicament, To haue, called™ Lathe, Habere. ijg35 H*t doth this word to haue /tgntfie ? It hath three fpeciall fignificaticnstFirft, to beclad with garments, Armour, or ornament :fe-.condly,to pofleffe any thing, as to polfeflfe wife,lands, or goods: thirdly, to containe any…

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