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... numerous attendants of the king were also treated with particular honour and respect ; the pontiff being no less desirous of obliterating in the minds of the French people the animosities which had been excited by the violence of Julius ...
... numerous attendants of the king were also treated with particular honour and respect ; the pontiff being no less desirous of obliterating in the minds of the French people the animosities which had been excited by the violence of Julius ...
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... numerous troops . The imperial army had now arrived in the vicinity of the city , and was increased by a considerable party of the Milanese exiles . Colonna had possessed himself of Lodi ; where , contrary to his intentions , and ...
... numerous troops . The imperial army had now arrived in the vicinity of the city , and was increased by a considerable party of the Milanese exiles . Colonna had possessed himself of Lodi ; where , contrary to his intentions , and ...
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... numerous a body within the walls , whilst it dis- couraged the besiegers from an immediate attack , suggested to them the expedient of reducing the place by famine . They , therefore , took their position before the city , the ...
... numerous a body within the walls , whilst it dis- couraged the besiegers from an immediate attack , suggested to them the expedient of reducing the place by famine . They , therefore , took their position before the city , the ...
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... numerous benefices , rich abbeys , and other ecclesiastical preferments bestowed upon each of the cardinals and great dignitaries of the church , frequently amounted to a princely sum , and a pre- late was considered as comparatively ...
... numerous benefices , rich abbeys , and other ecclesiastical preferments bestowed upon each of the cardinals and great dignitaries of the church , frequently amounted to a princely sum , and a pre- late was considered as comparatively ...
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... numerous passages in his letters , in which he has most forcibly inculcated these sentiments . * Afterwards , indeed , when the inflexible temper of Luther had given offence to Erasmus , and when , perhaps , the danger of adhering to ...
... numerous passages in his letters , in which he has most forcibly inculcated these sentiments . * Afterwards , indeed , when the inflexible temper of Luther had given offence to Erasmus , and when , perhaps , the danger of adhering to ...
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Side 467 - Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell. Not free, what proof could they have given sincere Of true allegiance, constant faith, or love, Where only what they needs must do appear'd, Not what they would ? what praise could they receive ? What pleasure I from such obedience paid ? When will and reason, reason also is choice, Useless and vain, of freedom both despoil'd, Made passive both, had served necessity, Not me?