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[annotation at upper right of text: }The losse of his kingdom to another]
Antigonus that hee came into a goodly fielde and planted it wth goulden boughes, of wch grewe a goulden harvest wherof returninge hee saw only the stubbs, and  
Antigomus that his [illegible] into a goodly fielde and planted
was toulde him that Mithridates had caryed the same into pontus}  The losse of his kingdom to another
it with goulden boughes, of [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] a goulden harvest
 
wherof returnings [his?] [illegible] only the [stubbs?], and  
pope Leo the tenthes mother, that she was dd delivered in the cathedrall Churche, of a very great and gentle lyon. } his popedom
was [illegible] him that Mithridates had carryed the
 
[illegible] into pontus
The heare of yr head to bee wooll -- longe sicknes
pope Leo the [truthes?]] mother, that she was [dd?]    } his popedom
 
delivered in the cathedrall Churche, of a very
Philip of Constant. that an eagle lifted upon his head } Emperor after Justinian
great and gentle [lyon?].
To fighte wth a Thracian sworde player - a rich wily wife
The [heare?] of [yr?] head to bee wooll [punctuation: dash?] longe sickness
Eleanus that his eyes were plucked out, and defyringe it might bee deferred had 2 dayes respit  } slayne 2 dayes after
Philip of Constant. that an eagle lifted     } [Emp?] or after [illegible]
 
upon his head
To be slowly moved                             ill iourneyes
To fighte with a Thracian sworde players - a rich wily wife
to runne apace                                    good fortune
[Eleauus?] that his eyes were plucked out, and -
[defyringe?] it might bee deferred had 2 dayes respit  } slayne 2 dayes after
To be slowly mourd                             ill [journeyes?]
to runne apace                                    good for [hime?]
black horses                                        ill
black horses                                        ill
white                                                  good
white                                                  good
calme sea                                            good
calme sea                                            good
Sounds of Sea                                    [illegible]
Sounde of Sea                                    busines
Swimming in the sea                            great sorrowe
Swimminge in the sea                            great sorrowe
To bee dead                                        without care
To bee dead                                        wthout care
Laughinge                                          wayward and sad
Laughinge                                          wayward and sad
fall down headlong [for?] on high.        ill happ
fall downe headlong from on high.        ill happ
[On?] of Erus - company dreamed that her was carryed    } {illegible} changed his shipp the fellow was drowned.
 
by a Wilde horse through the topps of the mountaynes
On of Erus - company dreamed that hee was caryed by a Wilde horse through the topps of the mountaynes and afterwardes throwne headlonge into a shady valley, wher hee was rente by the claws of owles } Erus changed his shipp the fellow was drowned.
and afterwardes to [growes?] headlonge into a shady
 
valley, where her was rente by the claws of owles  
Bellisarius that on of his servantes tould him how certayn guiftes were brought him, wch behouldinge hee saw certayne men carry wheat. and floweres on theyr backes, wch hee wth lad to bee layd downe in his entry, wher hee wth his souldiers sat downe and did eate the floweres wch tasted very sweete.  } Conquered Africk
Bellifarius that on of his servantes tould him
 
how certayn {illegible] were brought him, {wch?]
Policarpus that his boulster was on fyre -- burned.
behouldinge he saw certayne me carry wheat.     } conquered Africk
and floweres on [theyr?] backes {illegible] her [lad?] to
bee lady downe in his entry, wher her {illegible]
his [soutiers?] sat downe and did eate the
floweres {illegible} tasted very sweete.   
{illegible] that his {bolster?] was on fyre.                           [illegible]

Latest revision as of 00:26, 29 July 2017

Antigonus that hee came into a goodly fielde and planted it wth goulden boughes, of wch grewe a goulden harvest wherof returninge hee saw only the stubbs, and was toulde him that Mithridates had caryed the same into pontus} The losse of his kingdom to another

pope Leo the tenthes mother, that she was dd delivered in the cathedrall Churche, of a very great and gentle lyon. } his popedom

The heare of yr head to bee wooll -- longe sicknes

Philip of Constant. that an eagle lifted upon his head } Emperor after Justinian To fighte wth a Thracian sworde player - a rich wily wife Eleanus that his eyes were plucked out, and defyringe it might bee deferred had 2 dayes respit } slayne 2 dayes after

To be slowly moved ill iourneyes to runne apace good fortune black horses ill white good calme sea good Sounde of Sea busines Swimminge in the sea great sorrowe To bee dead wthout care Laughinge wayward and sad fall downe headlong from on high. ill happ

On of Erus - company dreamed that hee was caryed by a Wilde horse through the topps of the mountaynes and afterwardes throwne headlonge into a shady valley, wher hee was rente by the claws of owles } Erus changed his shipp the fellow was drowned.

Bellisarius that on of his servantes tould him how certayn guiftes were brought him, wch behouldinge hee saw certayne men carry wheat. and floweres on theyr backes, wch hee wth lad to bee layd downe in his entry, wher hee wth his souldiers sat downe and did eate the floweres wch tasted very sweete. } Conquered Africk

Policarpus that his boulster was on fyre -- burned.

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