-
while holding a
sharp weapon (pitch fork).
Furcas is a
knight and
commeth foorth in the
similitude of a
cruell man, with a long
beard and a ****ie head,...
-
while holding a
sharp weapon (pitch fork).
Furcas is a
knight and
commeth foorth in the
similitude of a
cruell man, with a long
beard and a ****ie head,...
-
raging Apple: This
plant groweth in
Egypt almost everywhere...
bringing foorth fruite of the
bignes of a
great Cu****ber.... We have had the same in our...
- all
others also of
forraine realms commonly used in physicke,
First set
foorth in the
Douch or
Almaigne toong. London:
Ninian Newton. pp. 744–745. Smith...
- on
either hand of her,
pretie fair boys
apparelled as
painters do set
foorth god Cupid, with
little fans in
their hands, with
which they
fanned wind...
- with such
additions as are requisite, vnto
euery seuerall booke:
taken foorth of the most
approued authors, the like
heretofore not
translated in English...
- 1550).
Sermons very fruitfull, godly, and learned,
preached and
sette foorth by
Maister Roger Edgeworth (London, 1557): "Esau...for a
messe of potage...
- activities. A few
months later, John
Finch sold all his
works to
Alderman John
Foorth (of London) and Sir
Clement Clerke. They also
bought wood in the Forest...
- perished: lastly, my
selfe one of the
least among many, have
presumed to set
foorth unto the view of the world, the
first fruits of
these mine own labours"...
-
Mechlin in Brabant,
about this time
begun to
write of Plants. Hee
first set
foorth a
Historie in Dutch,
which by
Clusius was
turned into French, with some...
