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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 406
fti 15P55 and of his age 47, and having been Profeffor fixteen years. Cardinal Bcllar-mine procured hisPiftureoutofE^/W, and hungit up in his ftudie,much admiring him for his fingularlearning: and beeing asked by a Jefuite, why heewould fuffer the Pidure of that Heretick to hangthere, hee anfwered,… … , to fa died T Ambert DAWIM was born at Attrelia in Fr^re Anno Chrifti 1530, hee was of an acute wit, and won derfully addicted to learning,fo that by his diligence^ and extraordinary pains hee attained to a great mea- fureofit : in his younger years hee ftudied the civil Law four years at Aurelia…
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