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Page 75
... beginning his huge work from ' the first conversion of christian realms to the faith of Christ ( namely of this realm of England and Scotland , first beginning with king Lucius . . . ) ' . 1 Second , Lucius Junius Brutus was the ...
... beginning his huge work from ' the first conversion of christian realms to the faith of Christ ( namely of this realm of England and Scotland , first beginning with king Lucius . . . ) ' . 1 Second , Lucius Junius Brutus was the ...
Page 364
... beginning and originall of all the warre and enterprise : and sayd it was he that did encourage Brutus , to conspire Caesars death . Where Dion furnished him selfe with armor , shippes and souldiers and wanne those frendes and com ...
... beginning and originall of all the warre and enterprise : and sayd it was he that did encourage Brutus , to conspire Caesars death . Where Dion furnished him selfe with armor , shippes and souldiers and wanne those frendes and com ...
Page 366
... beginning he chose them honest men , or else that by his choyse of them , he made them good men . Whereas Dion , either from the beginning made 366 Appendix : Plutarch : The Comparison of Dion with Brutus.
... beginning he chose them honest men , or else that by his choyse of them , he made them good men . Whereas Dion , either from the beginning made 366 Appendix : Plutarch : The Comparison of Dion with Brutus.
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