Raleigh, Walter, Sir, 1552?-1618 · London : Printed for Walter Burre · leaf 1365
i-mitation of matter hath bcenc affignedasaproba-blecaufe. For fince Nature is confined vnto a fub- •ieft that is not vnboundecT; the workes of Naturemuftnecdes be finite, and many of them rc/embleone the other. Now in thofc aftions.that fceme tohaue their whole dependence vpon the wil of man,we… … so H~<W* tab ?3j vt*»-» C a a p.^5 21. of the Hijlorie of the World. ner-ruled inmannagmgthc affairesof ourdaily life. Itmav bcohfen,PH \„tw„^-fEmpi^^^^ fubiea^ iubiect within a while themfelues vnto the Medes and Pcrfians. In like manner. Dm*-, andafter Wr*„, fellvponthe Gr^«withruchnumber o…
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