The Broad Stone of Honour: The True Sense and Practice of Chivalry : Second Book, TaneredusSherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1828 |
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... learned afterwards , that in the forest , on the other side of the mountain , and within half an hour's walk of his cell , there stood a lone house , which was the abode , at intervals , of desperate men who lived by rapine . The good ...
... learned afterwards , that in the forest , on the other side of the mountain , and within half an hour's walk of his cell , there stood a lone house , which was the abode , at intervals , of desperate men who lived by rapine . The good ...
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... learned to reason with the sophist of old , say- ing that " religion is a gracious and an excellent thing when moderately pursued in youth , but if afterwards it be loved over much , it is the ruin of men * . " They had not sub- sided ...
... learned to reason with the sophist of old , say- ing that " religion is a gracious and an excellent thing when moderately pursued in youth , but if afterwards it be loved over much , it is the ruin of men * . " They had not sub- sided ...
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... Perce- forest says to his knights , that he learned from Pergamon * Michaud Hist . des Crociades , iv . 37 . † S. Bernard . formula honestæ vitæ . quo- the ancient hermit , that God deserves our love , B 6 TANCREDUS . 11 .
... Perce- forest says to his knights , that he learned from Pergamon * Michaud Hist . des Crociades , iv . 37 . † S. Bernard . formula honestæ vitæ . quo- the ancient hermit , that God deserves our love , B 6 TANCREDUS . 11 .
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... learned master of virtuous spiritual life , who instructs him in Latin , from whom he learns the discipline and fear of God . " " The true point of honour , " says La Colombiere in his " Theatre d'Honneur et de Chevalerie , " 66 on ...
... learned master of virtuous spiritual life , who instructs him in Latin , from whom he learns the discipline and fear of God . " " The true point of honour , " says La Colombiere in his " Theatre d'Honneur et de Chevalerie , " 66 on ...
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... Hist . des Templiers , i . 61 . + Scriptores Italici , tom . iii . col . 583. Hist . des Templiers , i . Hist . des Templiers , ii . 361 . § Purg . xx . Nevertheless some learned men among the moderns have been inclined 32 TANCREDUS .
... Hist . des Templiers , i . 61 . + Scriptores Italici , tom . iii . col . 583. Hist . des Templiers , i . Hist . des Templiers , ii . 361 . § Purg . xx . Nevertheless some learned men among the moderns have been inclined 32 TANCREDUS .
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