Brief Lives,
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共 35 段- The simplest, and, from some points of view, the most
- MS. Aubr. 21, a volume made up in the Ashmolean library from
- Here I recovered my health, and gott my Latin and Greeke, be
- Aubrey, in his letters to Anthony Wood, several times touche
- I have sente unto you again my yonge coosen[264] inclosede i
- His lordship being in Yorke-house garden lookeing on fishers
- [339]His father dealt in his trade to Ireland where he had a
- He ended his dayes at the countesse of Thanet's (daughter an
- This noble lord, by his prudent and pious consort, no lesse
- He was one of the gentlemen that wayted on the Lord Chancell
- He was basted by a courtier of the queene's in the cloysters
- 'Consider Abner in the manner of his fall, that was by a
- William Laud, A. B. C.[645], was his godfather and great fri
- He was a Westminster scholar; old parson Bussey, of Alscott
- [751]Edward Davenant[DJ], S. Theol. Dr., was the eldest son
- Arthur Dee, M.D., his son, lived and practised at Norwich, a
- He was the eldest son of Sir Everard Digby, who was accounte
- --luce clarius deprehendi longè supra lunam ipsam esse. Tum
- He treated queen Anne at Wednsdytch in his parish with a pas
- There is (or late was) at a coffee-house at the upper end of
- At <16> went to Queen's Colledge in Oxon, well versed in Lat
- Gul. Harveus, an. aetat. 10, in Schola Cantuar. primis
- Memorandum:--in the chancell are many apt sentences of the S
- [1227]As to his father's ignorance and clownery, 'twas as go
- [1329]1655 or 1656: about this time he setled the piece of l
- [1456]In the countrey, for want of a tennis-court, he would
- [1552]Mr. Hobbes was wont to say that had Mⁱᵉᵘʳ Des Cartes (
- All that I can add is onely this, that neither Mr. Halleley
- 'Memorandum in my Liber B[1675]. I have sett downe an exact
- He is a handsome, gracefull person, and of a delicate consti
- Ben: Johnson called him _father_. Sir Benet (bishop Benet[17
- [148] Sir Kenelm Digby's 'Observations on _Religio Medici_,'
- [652] Aubrey, in MS. Rawl. D. 727, fol. 96ᵛ.
- [1170] Some expressions in the text, two lines in all, are s
- [1626] Probably Dr. William Holder's '_A Supplement to the