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The manners, lawes, and customes of all nations (1611)

Boemus, Joannes, approximately 1485-1535 · At London : Printed by George Eld · leaf 266

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celebration were firft cut ofat Rome , when Quémtus Martius, Philip- pus and Pofl bumius Albinuswere confulls (as sabellicus reporteth in his firft Aenead and feauenth booke) but this irreligious impiety and horrible herefie of the Boemians, could not bee extirpated and rooted out, inthe raigne of… … which one nation hath of the other, and vpon all other fides itis inclofed with the occan:But the limits of Germa- ny atthis day exceed thefe bounds & extend further,;come prehending vnder that name Rhetia, Vindelitia, Norica.& thevpper Pannonia,the Alpes,part oflIlliria & euen to the gates of the…

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