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quadgram	frequency
in the yeare of	41
early english books online	30
the yeare of our	29
in the time of	26
was preferred to the	18
yeare of our lord	17
doctour and professour of	16
notes for div a	15
the history of the	15
king james the sixth	15
by reason of the	15
of the church of	13
on the banke of	13
to the bishoprick of	13
king charles the first	13
preferred to the see	13
what shall i say	12
by the name of	12
a cell belonging to	12
characters represented either as	12
by king james the	12
represented either as utf	12
the rest of the	11
shall i say of	11
the center of the	11
the erection of the	11
king david the first	11
the banke of the	11
was a person of	10
by king david the	10
of king james the	10
founded by king david	10
promoted to the bishoprick	9
that is to say	9
the succession of the	9
was promoted to the	9
thrust out by the	9
the time of the	9
the foundation of the	9
the terms of creative	8
all without asking permission	8
and markup reviewed and	8
towards the maintenance of	8
work described above is	8
according to the terms	8
this keyboarded and encoded	8
is available for reuse	8
assigned for keying and	8
described above is co	8
the early english books	8
of the work described	8
i text is available	8
for the most part	8
terms of creative commons	8
tcp assigned for keying	8
out by the covenanters	8
support to the early	8
to the terms of	8
providing financial support to	8
from proquest page images	8
books online text creation	8
banke of the riuer	8
keyboarded and encoded edition	8
text and markup reviewed	8
coded from proquest page	8
keyed and coded from	8
the work described above	8
archbishop of saint andrews	8
english books online text	8
this phase i text	8
of the colledge of	8
online text creation partnership	8
text is available for	8
the death of bishop	8
markup reviewed and edited	8
and coded from proquest	8
institutions providing financial support	8
edition of the work	8
now governs the see	8
wrote the history of	8
by the institutions providing	8
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images scanned from microfilm	8
and professour of divinity	8
for keying and markup	8
encoded edition of the	8
text can be copied	8
phase i text is	8
to the early english	8
financial support to the	8
owned by the institutions	8
encoded text transcribed from	8
the text can be	8
king james the fourth	8
and encoded edition of	8
even for commercial purposes	8
who now governs the	7
yeare of our lorde	7
are at this day	7
the priory of saint	7
history of the church	7
a man of great	7
the church of scotland	7
in their several sees	7
by charles the great	7
professour of divinitie in	7
the yeare of saluation	7
the colledge of justice	7
during the raigne of	7
of the ciuill law	7
history of the nation	7
the image sets published	6
of time and funding	6
transformed into placeholder characters	6
remain and some readable	6
the new cambridge bibliography	6
accuracy and those which	6
of gaps by user	6
based on the text	6
not meet qa standards	6
the publisher proquest to	6
be aware of the	6
the usual project restraints	6
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we respectfully request that	6
michigan and oxford and	6
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the true nature of	6
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number of works in	6
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compelling reason to do	6
files to tei p	6
of creating the tcp	6
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and oxford and the	6
readable characters will be	6
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title published between and	6
qa standards were returned	6
the tei in libraries	6
the original text notes	6
will be marked as	6
likelihood such instances will	6
whichever is the greater	6
the bishoprick of aberdene	6
unicode or text strings	6
intended to range over	6
the foundation of a	6
works in other languages	6
works are eligible for	6
image sets published by	6
to create accurately transcribed	6
and some readable characters	6
have been looked at	6
the spirit of god	6
of the project have	6
such instances will never	6
are eligible for inclusion	6
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bibliography of english literature	6
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qui sunt vel erunt	6
mnemonic sdata character entities	6
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cambridge bibliography of english	6
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variety of subject areas	6
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tcp is to encode	6
original text notes for	6
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usual project restraints of	6
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illegibles were encoded as	6
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reason to do so	6
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wide variety of subject	6
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domain as of january	6
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to external keying companies	6
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the earl of argile	3
the enemies of the	3
the abbey of jedburgh	3
a description of the	3
of the bishops and	3
contrary to the truth	3
illi qui sunt vel	3
digged out of the	3
at the reformation it	3
might be brought to	3
the body of the	3
the cathedrall church of	3
for the institution of	3
of the christian faith	3
me in removing the	3
that it is the	3
and an account of	3
was about the year	3
let us take a	3
and was a great	3
neglect of wearing the	3
fellow of the royal	3
the inhabitants of this	3
the lord treasurer deputy	3
was translated to glasgow	3
in this citie erected	3
the perfecting and promoting	3
is made up of	3
in continuance of time	3
of divinity in the	3
that in the yeare	3
he was a man	3
the reformation of religion	3
forraine cities without trauelling	3
i say of that	3
who was thrust out	3
censures of the church	3
the yeare from our	3
to the side of	3
the metropolis of the	3
in the mean time	3
as i am informed	3
at the mouth of	3
one thousand fiue hundred	3
and not long after	3
cannot subsist in the	3
is not the center	3
he governed the see	3
the middest of this	3
could be no motion	3
the office of the	3
the head of the	3
and king charles the	3
the design of chelsey	3
the gouernment of the	3
is that of the	3
come now to the	3
as may be seen	3
cell belonging to south	3
containeth a small part	3
the delegates of convocation	3
from the father of	3
this cittie is a	3
the time of king	3
money towards the maintenance	3
neare to the side	3
died about the year	3
may be seen in	3
that there may be	3
or as some write	3
with great charge unto	3
as appeareth by the	3
that the knowledge of	3
the neglect of wearing	3
the first of which	3
the books of the	3
archbishops of saint andrews	3
of the original in	3
in the acuteness of	3
houses to deliver with	3
the situation and customes	3
r this keyboarded and	3
of the scotish history	3
charge unto their companies	3
at this day to	3
of all those citties	3
customes of forraine cities	3
erected in this citie	3
is to be preferred	3
heads of houses to	3
meetings according to the	3
that which the schools	3
in the foregoing history	3
the most of the	3
pope pius the second	3
a professour of philosophy	3
do most earnestly desire	3
he died about the	3
for the reforming of	3
in the place thereof	3
for the great and	3
king james the third	3
in relation to the	3
the keeper of the	3
according to the statutes	3
dee in his preface	3
the charge of a	3
at solemn meetings according	3
all those citties wherein	3
to haue beene in	3
the maintenance of a	3
usque ad decimum gradum	3
the case of the	3
in the description of	3
colledge was founded by	3
were instituted by saint	3
discovered and laid open	3
the tithes of the	3
by the advice of	3
this day priuiledged vniuersities	3
of academick and scholastick	3
in the center of	3
flourish at this day	3
into the hands of	3
great care and diligence	3
at the same instant	3
design of chelsey college	3
the bishoprick of edinburgh	3
in his preface before	3
a great parte of	3
interred in the south	3
by the bounty and	3
of pope pius the	3
to meet the king	3
one of the ministers	3
humbly proposed and submitted	3
delegates of convocation for	3
from whence she was	3
the author of the	3
estc r this keyboarded	3
so they may not	3
not far from the	3
i come now to	3
he was thrust out	3
honour of the state	3
this day to be	3
major vote carries it	3
in the cathedrall church	3
the foote of the	3
was in this citie	3
of a particular parish	3
the original in the	3
in his book de	3
laws and constitution of	3
to the king of	3
that there is nothing	3
some expedients proposed for	3
in all kinds of	3
majesty and the state	3
at this day priuiledged	3
the lives of the	3
every man that holds	3
the bounty and liberality	3
i do most earnestly	3
supreme court is the	3
all kind of science	3
perfecting and promoting of	3
wrote the lives of	3
to which i answer	3
pope iulius the third	3
from the delegates of	3
through the market place	3
in the marischal colledge	3
for the heads of	3
a councell held at	3
pope nicholaus the fift	3
and the insufficiency thereof	3
of great fame and	3
thomas wallace of craigie	3
gratiam totius auditorii mercurialis	3
to the charge of	3
most part of the	3
as that they cannot	3
hath under its jurisdiction	3
proposed for the reforming	3
and destructive to the	3
i cannot but believe	3
was founded by bishop	3
discourse of all those	3
qui de nostro sanguine	3
with relation to the	3
and bishops in their	3
by the civil law	3
desirous to know the	3
of original in the	3
a fourth edition of	2
he claims upon the	2
there is but one	2
language of the holy	2
gave certain lands towards	2
on the vigile of	2
were not to be	2
truth of the gospel	2
as they term it	2
in the account that	2
a commissioner from every	2
by king james his	2
commissioners for the shires	2
lying neare vnto the	2
if my style or	2
to the law of	2
south isle of the	2
the bishops and archbishops	2
left their books to	2
lands of the crown	2
to him that is	2
be no motion at	2
one who would write	2
coat of arms peculiar	2
the kingdom of scotland	2
the orbs were solid	2
brother to the baron	2
provost of chelsey college	2
the prince of philosophers	2
haue full power and	2
which matter i will	2
i may be justly	2
summe of money towards	2
to be the best	2
letters and good discipline	2
of the kingdom of	2
the most part of	2
did not adventure on	2
for repairing the fabrick	2
the book of common	2
societie can no man	2
from whence it is	2
founded by bishop william	2
the innumerable multitudes of	2
a person of rare	2
is not from any	2
in chief a miter	2
learned professor of the	2
tokenized and linguistically annotated	2
three are all things	2
annotation includes standard spellings	2
is the act of	2
may be no more	2
and other great men	2
as it were from	2
be put in practice	2
university habits at solemn	2
is necessary that its	2
our own mother tongue	2
at his majesties feet	2
submitted to presbyterian government	2
one to the other	2
erected in the yeare	2
wholly in the crown	2
end users from many	2
his grace the duke	2
changes aim at restoring	2
this college is not	2
in this citie hath	2
author or stationer meant	2
the display of a	2
king james and king	2
the universities of scotland	2
us by the best	2
the bishops did chuse	2
the authority of the	2
of the nobility of	2
see the present state	2
still complain of one	2
that they may not	2
by king malcolm the	2
ought not to be	2
a chronicle written by	2
the tabernacle of the	2
is situated in the	2
they hold to be	2
the reasons that moved	2
see them containing a	2
and we have many	2
by samuel levvkenor gentleman	2
at this day the	2
the first foundation thereof	2
into the lords vineyard	2
of the religion until	2
many do still complain	2
confined on the east	2
and erected in the	2
foundation of this cittie	2
variety of informations rectified	2
the earl of morton	2
the face of the	2
institution of the vniuersity	2
the way to attain	2
divinity and present masters	2
for maintaining and defending	2
the sacrament of the	2
of the founders kinsmen	2
the reason why this	2
was outed by the	2
this office is now	2
the earl of bothwell	2
with the highest censures	2
bishop of this citie	2
at the west end	2
to the constitution and	2
of this cittie is	2
also by the most	2
founders kinsmen with relation	2
after our sauiours incarnation	2
to make him the	2
treatise of the scotish	2
it is easier to	2
the flourishing estate of	2
civil and canon law	2
signe of the beare	2
into a darker room	2
the history of his	2
mona logarbo sampled and	2
to intermeddle with the	2
kinsmen with relation to	2
a mightie and puissant	2
the greatest part of	2
from whence arise great	2
searched into those things	2
who are these consanguinei	2
mistakes that might have	2
a rich and plentifull	2
beginning of michaelmas term	2
adde somewhat to its	2
to be said to	2
in the tenth degree	2
the first of that	2
fully as seemed needfull	2
at this day of	2
the earth were their	2
not the least of	2
is situated on the	2
have now finished these	2
restitution of the hierarchy	2
the first founder of	2
and rectour of the	2
ideo qui vult admitti	2
the best part of	2
not in the power	2
as little pains in	2
the estates of parliament	2
his majesty was pleased	2
the hebrew and greek	2
encouraging the bookseller to	2
that this is a	2
it is annexed to	2
of christ in purity	2
it was in times	2
shop in chauncery lane	2
some expedients concerning their	2
the prejudice of others	2
founded in the yeare	2
at the south entrance	2
the kings of arragon	2
the learned renatus des	2
such incomparable use and	2
sate little above two	2
king alexander the first	2
brought to perfection by	2
that moved his majesty	2
divinity in the marischal	2
the earl of murray	2
king alexander the second	2
of no great circuite	2
spellings that support the	2
a variety of informations	2
non sit ultra decimum	2
from the time where	2
considerable summe of money	2
vel erunt de locis	2
person of great integrity	2
a great benefactor to	2
learned professors of the	2
are of opinion that	2
a court of great	2
no reason why the	2
at that time was	2
not long since was	2
of the moores and	2
to be of the	2
did write the history	2
with large reuenewes and	2
deep things of god	2
the father of lights	2
professors of learned sciences	2
rector or president of	2
that their exercises may	2
charles the first did	2
that the doctrine of	2
this citie an vniuersity	2
magnificent and sumptuous colledge	2
king of famous memory	2
great parte of the	2
to understand the mysteries	2
enriched version of the	2
the rate of defects	2
and have used all	2
preheminence above all other	2
that it is not	2
skill in the original	2
the maintenance of the	2
and therefore if they	2
of the vniuersitie in	2
citty in the dukedome	2
of so great a	2
in his book of	2
there are no considerable	2
iust iudgement of god	2
so well known to	2
a generall councell assembled	2
the rector or president	2
nation till the reign	2
commissioner in his absence	2
monks of this order	2
such a variety of	2
bestowed upon it the	2
at one and the	2
may be brought into	2
the advice of the	2
and suitable for network	2
cittie was in the	2
be justly ashamed to	2
was a very worthy	2
been impeded and obstructed	2
clear account of those	2
three pigeons in s	2
by the letters of	2
not long after paris	2
the extreamest confines of	2
after such a grave	2
it to be so	2
it hath on the	2
in the original tongues	2
keeper of the great	2
it is now called	2
are the same with	2
read this i pray	2
with fire and sworde	2
the cross of christ	2
and may justly be	2
betook himself to the	2
and one that is	2
at the signe of	2
in forme of a	2
of the tree of	2
academies in the universe	2
the first day of	2
by how much more	2
this college was intended	2
and by little and	2
james dalrymple of stair	2
we shall find that	2
by the counsell of	2
was a professour of	2
the rule of saint	2
pope adrian the sixt	2
of the parishes of	2
though it were not	2
bishops and archbishops of	2
day to be seene	2
containeth the rest of	2
what is taught by	2
any thing that may	2
the apostle of aquitaine	2
of wearing the university	2
earth were the center	2
world a fourth edition	2
gouernment of the state	2
and that by the	2
the most parte of	2
be punished with death	2
taking upon them to	2
the age he lived	2
they say there is	2
not long after in	2
the fountains of learning	2
was in times passed	2
and speak out the	2
yet it was but	2
the hands of his	2
in the same order	2
the height of her	2
his eyes were filled	2
out one who would	2
all other places of	2
bee which affirme that	2
hospital of saint germans	2
other side of the	2
was also bred here	2
rate of defects per	2
from one of the	2
scotland before the reformation	2
certain lands towards the	2
the humour of writing	2
wearing the university habits	2
account of religious orders	2
to the memory of	2
according to their several	2
doe as fully as	2
of the great steeple	2
is said to have	2
now in the person	2
presides in the exchequer	2
of this good deed	2
the chiefe of the	2
he was importunate to	2
defending the protestant religion	2
concernment hath been impeded	2
enrichments aim at making	2
that might have crept	2
of this citie was	2
to be able to	2
whom god long preserve	2
electors of the empire	2
quick sale of this	2
the whole body of	2
take a view of	2
grace the duke of	2
long as the see	2
accounted the prince of	2
appear after such a	2
defective to adventure on	2
generall councell held in	2
before our sauiours natiuitie	2
not according to what	2
over some of the	2
of this chelsey college	2
in these times the	2
yet for all that	2
and for the most	2
conditiones superius inferius recitatas	2
the same with large	2
of life and death	2
why he should be	2
and metropolis of the	2
the maintenance of bursars	2
i hope there is	2
a mine of siluer	2
the decay of the	2
the two lesser steeples	2
qui vult admitti tanquam	2
bestowed money for repairing	2
and the bishop of	2
a master of arts	2
as well as of	2
a treatise of the	2
in a valley betweene	2
and entertained with such	2
is an enriched version	2
vult admitti tanquam ex	2
their hands to the	2
the furie of the	2
for that which is	2
among the patterns of	2
great worth and learning	2
the government of the	2
their custome and method	2
erected an vniuersitie by	2
was founded as some	2
kingdoms being now common	2
textual changes aim at	2
out of their own	2
the false priests of	2
of his first parliament	2
pope pius the fourth	2
if it were not	2
the building of the	2
in legacy to the	2
received and entertained with	2
high bishop of rome	2
there is no such	2
annexed to the crown	2
in the romaine academie	2
the former history ends	2
of the name thereof	2
have endeavoured to doe	2
men excellently learned in	2
there is nothing of	2
in the province of	2
the number of studentes	2
i have endeavoured to	2
the civil and canon	2
of good and evil	2
for his singular wisedome	2
keeper of the fresh	2
an infinite number of	2
as they call them	2
of the gospel is	2
that preserves archaic forms	2
are yet to be	2
parson of saint nicolas	2
of saint germans in	2
is this to be	2
monks and friers c	2
eyes were filled with	2
helps in natural philosophy	2
the true state of	2
the second earl of	2
to what the reader	2
is not able to	2
some helps in natural	2
for the education of	2
the disciple of s	2
of the best and	2
so clear a light	2
but i knew well	2
the earl of cassils	2
writing and my informations	2
said to haue beene	2
and the greatest part	2
and for the better	2
king henry the seauenth	2
church of scotland containing	2
or by whom soeuer	2
and the learned men	2
the kingdome of legio	2
the lord of the	2
four professours of philosophy	2
in the daies of	2
profession of the artes	2
to find out one	2
if they do not	2
seminarie of good letters	2
great plenty and aboundance	2
this i pray thee	2
and therefore it was	2
never be able to	2
was importunate to find	2
aim at making the	2
the name of a	2
boniface archbishop of ments	2
after the decease of	2
holy truth and peace	2
case of the founders	2
sir james dalrymple of	2
of the chief nobility	2
and if they say	2
that if it be	2
is manifest that the	2
the religion until the	2
iohn dee in his	2
and doctours of divinitie	2
who hath been more	2
the turke to his	2
english short title catalog	2
in favour of the	2
it selfe into the	2
he would not have	2
many of them are	2
they make to be	2
in the english short	2
office is now in	2
any other place of	2
crept in with such	2
logarbo sampled and proofread	2
time and three years	2
are to be seene	2
professour of the laws	2
be the place for	2
is to be seene	2
the highest censures of	2
out of the well	2
stationer meant to publish	2
the knowledge of god	2
from the earth do	2
where the former history	2
comes to pass that	2
and the humour of	2
some affirm that he	2
when i find the	2
founder of the vniuersity	2
foundation of a goodly	2
that this college is	2
that it might be	2
the great power of	2
of errors and heresies	2
and it is sufficiently	2
design was by the	2
right reverend the bishops	2
wherein is an vniuersitie	2
out of a very	2
between the doctours of	2
first of that name	2
i shall onely name	2
all kind of learning	2
any mistakes that might	2
bishops of the isles	2
it to learned and	2
draw water out of	2
deadly and destructive to	2
that the heavenly bodies	2
there may be many	2
of the tcp digital	2
doctor of the ciuill	2
that they have been	2
not to be denyed	2
if it be not	2
nation till the year	2
possess the hearts of	2
of the world are	2
called the lords of	2
at making the text	2
furnished it with costly	2
this text is an	2
the right reverend the	2
the earth were the	2
for so many years	2
the schools call humane	2
in the honour of	2
the first of ever	2
of the language of	2
print near so great	2
puts this text in	2
only sleighted and neglected	2
description of the kingdom	2
the revenues of the	2
by what means this	2
the university habits at	2
renowned for their singular	2
catalogue of their convents	2
christ and his cause	2
of the oriental languages	2
if they say there	2
a student of divinitie	2
importunate to find out	2
fact in the account	2
so long as the	2
matter to the heavens	2
the account that follows	2
founded by one of	2
hath taught men to	2
and enlarged by the	2
an vniuersity was herein	2
the text has been	2
euen vntill this present	2
care may be had	2
of the see of	2
in the publick registers	2
justly ashamed to appear	2
part of natural philosophy	2
as fully as seemed	2
to the baron of	2
the bishops of argile	2
by maclewid baron of	2
establishing the church of	2
to set forward a	2
lyeth in the middest	2
learned and knowing persons	2
in times past the	2
we are to maintain	2
i know it will	2
yet are there not	2
to be in the	2
all the academies in	2
a free and publike	2
of a text in	2
am very confident there	2
and as it were	2
in an epistle of	2
by amateur and professional	2
yet it could not	2
the lord clerk of	2
the vttermost of their	2
a most pleasant and	2
not long after the	2
and the advancement of	2
it is a most	2
i haue at last	2
vniuersitie was in this	2
that holds lands of	2
person of rare endowments	2
state of kingdoms being	2
who sate little above	2
the person of the	2
and the self same	2
format that preserves archaic	2
the shire of aberdene	2
to enter into the	2
which it comes to	2
may it not appear	2
of academies wherein is	2
of arms peculiar to	2
censures of the assembly	2
before the comming of	2
the earls of douglas	2
the title of lord	2
iv tiff page image	2
the universal consent of	2
not only sleighted and	2
and those that are	2
matters of fact in	2
the academies in the	2
concave superficies of the	2
a colledge for the	2
based collaborative curation by	2
is the difference betwixt	2
being written chiefly for	2
as if they had	2
in the liberall sciences	2
sacrament of the altar	2
would write a continuation	2
bishops from the time	2
according to what the	2
now common to most	2
the ancient name of	2
the duke of florence	2
was preferred archbishop of	2
disadvantages i appear after	2
the west part of	2
not adventure on so	2
was founded by king	2
thousand fiue hundred and	2
during the time of	2
by little and little	2
this kingdome of castile	2
on such a work	2
peace of the kingdom	2
of which we shall	2
abode in the university	2
saint germans in lothian	2
the lord justice clerk	2
yet this is the	2
text the author or	2
if they were solid	2
ashamed to appear in	2
constitution and government there	2
of the riuer in	2
printed at the theater	2
as the see should	2
the lord high treasurer	2
the lords of the	2
writing be not according	2
collaborative curation by amateur	2
seate and habitation of	2
style or way of	2
the death of archbishop	2
it is endowed with	2
no considerable errours in	2
of that kingdom in	2
of that which the	2
long since was erected	2
colledge revived by john	2
have long searched into	2
which i dare set	2
category of texts with	2
that i haue seene	2
in the diocese of	2
the mystery of iniquity	2
was earnest with me	2
humour of writing the	2
is there in all	2
but this is not	2
by the best of	2
of scotland containing the	2
and these are the	2
the founders kinsmen with	2
the reformation of the	2
by bishop william elphingston	2
at any height of	2
did in this vniuersity	2
that kingdom in its	2
this court are discussed	2
bounds of the monastery	2
to the scotish history	2
greeke and latine tongues	2
of his upon the	2
an vniuersity was therein	2
and supposed to be	2
by the author of	2
any other of the	2
the first originall of	2
on the west with	2
this day it is	2
as it was intended	2
advice of the estates	2
the marquesse of brandeburge	2
for the more certain	2
if they had been	2
peculiar to this universitie	2
church of christ in	2
chronicle written by the	2
written in the hebrew	2
and most of the	2
so great an authour	2
it is necessary that	2
erunt de consanguinitate nostra	2
erected in the time	2
knowledge of good and	2
all popish principles and	2
more than all other	2
since the first foundation	2
isles of orkney and	2
histories of the church	2
the next supreme court	2
all the endeavours that	2
that it first was	2
includes standard spellings that	2
one comes out of	2
of some helps in	2
no reason to wonder	2
his books to the	2
all my informations look	2
knightes of the dutch	2
and all popish principles	2
riuer is situated that	2
the south isle of	2
charles the great in	2
of all or the	2
and so to be	2
curious and costly workemanship	2
and first of tongues	2
of the which to	2
in this citie instituted	2
it meeteth with it	2
was demolished by our	2
the ministers of the	2
every one of them	2
such a grave and	2
of all other sciences	2
use the arms of	2
maintaining and defending the	2
iohn duke of brabant	2
for the possession of	2
wheresoever it meeteth with	2
the isles of maiorica	2
of angus and mernis	2
of the vniuersity in	2
very confident there are	2
was in times past	2
was founded by fergus	2
in the same state	2
present masters and professours	2
was instituted by pope	2
my style or way	2
sonne in law to	2
thomas penketh an englishman	2
them by the cittizens	2
minister in old aberdene	2
three steps and rows	2
cambridge the foundation of	2
the time where the	2
get any mistakes that	2
to the number of	2
with such a variety	2
the raigne of queene	2
in building and endowing	2
as though they had	2
of the ministers of	2
directions from our superiours	2
it comes to be	2
protestant religion against jesuits	2
that it is a	2
content with a few	2
their prince and gouernour	2
confident there are no	2
disgorgeth it selfe into	2
is now in the	2
seated at the foote	2
dare set downe for	2
their custome is no	2
concerning the etimologie of	2
buried in the cathedral	2
all the sons of	2
with such universal applause	2
the monks of this	2
of the preachers of	2
it is undeniably true	2
founded by the earl	2
to draw water out	2
euen vntill this day	2
is the same with	2
magnificent and sumptuously builded	2
it worthy of your	2
in all their exercises	2
in two or three	2
division of that which	2
of time exceedingly decayed	2
by edgar king of	2
the property of the	2
publick concernment hath been	2
to the monastery of	2
but not in the	2
into the more interiour	2
who governed the see	2
to be ascribed to	2
by ferdinand the third	2
the title of the	2
mouth of the rheine	2
laid the foundation of	2
be the word of	2
it is of no	2
the end that the	2
of all the sons	2
to shew and say	2
of the earl of	2
and the metropolis of	2
publike profession of the	2
to lay the foundation	2
that in the space	2
and if it were	2
tcp digital transcription a	2
of late in the	2
is thought to haue	2
was first erected by	2
by laurence de medices	2
and presides in the	2
of the romaine empire	2
third part of the	2
changes and metadata enrichments	2
of those things that	2
in need of reformation	2
the vniuersitie of cambridge	2
and to make a	2
as appears by his	2
of henry the sixt	2
of a goodly colledge	2
high and deep mysteries	2
were too defective to	2
authorized by pope boniface	2
not inferior to any	2
great allowances for my	2
whereof are at this	2
sale of this excellent	2
the fountain of life	2
in short time after	2
foundation of the new	2
long he governed the	2
on the south with	2
the bishops from the	2
how to live without	2
the christian faith in	2
and effects of all	2
far distant from the	2
the text the author	2
this text in the	2
emperour charles the fift	2
account of the cathedral	2
while in the mean	2
in a standardized format	2
the division of academick	2
fourth edition of it	2
the same instant of	2
textual changes and metadata	2
this to be a	2
it hath taught men	2
in the extreamest confines	2
there are in this	2
though they be not	2
and professour of physick	2
i appear after such	2
by pope alexander the	2
the fertility of the	2
its value and sale	2
custome is no less	2
endeavoured to doe as	2
had nothing in propriety	2
who would write a	2
to speak and understand	2
that the world may	2
writers of the scotish	2
alan lord of galloway	2
work of such incomparable	2
the knightes of the	2
which the holy ghost	2
to the christian faith	2
the word of the	2
i know upon what	2
on so hardy a	2
use and publick concernment	2
of learning flourishing vniuersities	2
on the side of	2
william earl of dundonald	2
this worthy man was	2
examination of academies wherein	2
had been sound and	2
arrive at any height	2
how this design was	2
a clear account of	2
a strong and well	2
the castle of edinburgh	2
well as of the	2
well seen in the	2
give an account of	2
what means this excellent	2
vnto this people the	2
many desire a clear	2
was founded by the	2
on both sides of	2
with fire and sword	2
and metadata enrichments aim	2
work is received and	2
adorned the same with	2
citie was erected an	2
the yeare of christs	2
to find out the	2
be not according to	2
logarbo text and markup	2
had their convents at	2
been tokenized and linguistically	2
my abilities in writing	2
some of them are	2
several sees from the	2
suit with dr featley	2
write the history of	2
of the chief good	2
for their singular learning	2
to king charles the	2
understanding in all things	2
also great plentie of	2
with the rest of	2
write a continuation to	2
and registers of the	2
founded by alexander the	2
the rector of this	2
to this i answer	2
the art of medicine	2
in the place afore	2
and linguistically annotated with	2
dayly more and more	2
the canon and ciuill	2
property of the subject	2
the account of religious	2
the emperour otho the	2
my informations look like	2
communicating it to learned	2
to conuert into a	2
it was but to	2
i have no reason	2
is said to haue	2
to be found in	2
the place and dignity	2
how might it make	2
had not had the	2
where he died shortly	2
so i know upon	2
where his eyes were	2
that at this day	2
that support the display	2
is situated in a	2
or way of writing	2
even to wonder and	2
the defence of true	2
this citie hath long	2
principal of the marischal	2
us take a view	2
and xml conversion the	2
neither probable nor possible	2
on the left hand	2
that were it not	2
is not he that	2
the third part of	2
without communicating it to	2
that flourished in them	2
name of this cittie	2
holds lands of the	2
should or ought to	2
they are spiritually discerned	2
according to their own	2
division of academick learning	2
metadata enrichments aim at	2
of the bishops from	2
councell held in basill	2
one of the which	2
in the yeare after	2
them by use and	2
great reuerence and deuotion	2
r in the english	2
died at saint andrews	2
after so clear a	2
the dukedome of bauaria	2
james and king charles	2
according to his own	2
to the king and	2
to see the present	2
them containing a discourse	2
it is very strange	2
founded by edgar king	2
been fully proofread approx	2
sed in aliis servatur	2
the first founder thereof	2
vntill the time of	2
the preachers of edinburgh	2
knowledge of the conclusion	2
man that holds lands	2
and establishing the church	2
the manner of his	2
the orb of the	2
the sepulchre of bishop	2
professours of divinity and	2
the arte of printing	2
great benefactor to this	2
to appear in print	2
or stationer meant to	2
to which i shall	2
the concave superficies of	2
but what they can	2
the doctours of aberdene	2
discourse not altogether vnprofitable	2
onely lawfull for the	2
which could not be	2
was first begunne by	2
of the vniuersity therein	2
hardy a work without	2
most illustrious prince henry	2
his house in old	2
there is not a	2
is that part of	2
the maintenance of poor	2
were granted that the	2
in the number of	2
therefore it is not	2
the vigile of s	2
that the vniuersitie of	2
in writing and my	2
to the image of	2
considerable errours in matters	2
the dukedome of franconia	2
excellent work of such	2
hath so long flourished	2
wax old in ignorance	2
at the same time	2
to learned and knowing	2
and deep mysteries of	2
named by the king	2
in it self is	2
as when one comes	2
to the third point	2
the church of s	2
be in the english	2
belonging to south berwick	2
is chosen by the	2
of writing the present	2
the possession of this	2
this good work so	2
as well as other	2
long searched into those	2
the order of the	2
to come and dispute	2
the archbishops of ments	2
moved his majesty and	2
and defending the protestant	2
true state of that	2
a few paper idols	2
of king edward the	2
according to the image	2
and therefore i shall	2
catalogue of the bishops	2
text is an enriched	2
which in the yeare	2
and in his hand	2
at the cost and	2
if after so clear	2
the colledge of the	2
printed for giles calvert	2
and authority of the	2
first of ever blessed	2
one of the senatours	2
inhabitantes of this cittie	2
look like night and	2
of this order had	2
with the right reverend	2
a continuation to it	2
present state of scotland	2
kingdom in its government	2
haue beene in this	2
popish principles and arguments	2
foundations of the universities	2
schollers haue issued from	2
the crown of scotland	2
of the scotish nation	2
cost and charges of	2
any motion at all	2
and submitted to presbyterian	2
to unite our forces	2
sisters of the same	2
is the cause that	2
wrote a treatise of	2
lords of his majestie	2
profession of the liberall	2
in the hebrew and	2
by the countess of	2
which there is one	2
the mysteries of the	2
those things that relate	2
might adde somewhat to	2
for his great learning	2
by inheritance the earl	2
which was about the	2
huber text and markup	2
of rudolphus the emperour	2
of their own brains	2
much augmented and encreased	2
it is difficult to	2
not at this day	2
founded corpus christi colledge	2
to the priory of	2
all the publick records	2
not farre distant from	2
it was againe restored	2
by the reuerend father	2
is the cause of	2
of the royal family	2
the three pigeons in	2
the motion of the	2
be a means to	2
qui non sit ultra	2
which is in heaven	2
the intellect and memory	2
as might adde somewhat	2
king lewes the holy	2
haue aspired to the	2
come we now to	2
both sides of the	2
by the covenanters anno	2
text r in the	2
what need is there	2
death of bishop patrick	2
a part of the	2
a compleat catalogue of	2
a magnificent and sumptuous	2
little above two years	2
or if it be	2
the last of which	2
any information concerning it	2
he did eat thereof	2
cittie is a most	2
side of the meine	2
the other side of	2
as we shall shew	2
aspired to the electorship	2
any height of perfection	2
the honour of s	2
display of a text	2
this citie was erected	2
the renowned king james	2
to give the succession	2
some way or other	2
upon them to teach	2
publike professor of the	2
in cambridge the foundation	2
the bishops of aberdene	2
is knowne by the	2
the work of the	2
it is not from	2
that it comes to	2
in the height of	2
might have crept in	2
raigne of queene mary	2
so long as we	2
before all other places	2
errours in matters of	2
it was so called	2
founded by hugh morvil	2
by the statutes of	2
the archbishop of colen	2
was not long after	2
long flourished a most	2
an enriched version of	2
which after his owne	2
a great part of	2
and that it is	2
the peace of the	2
be looked upon as	2
in this court are	2
quite dark unto him	2
so hardy a work	2
the abbey of melross	2
was a learned man	2
became a publike professor	2
of the divine nature	2
by the spirit of	2
of the preachers in	2
were it not for	2
whose directions i have	2
an act of parliament	2
of the same sea	2
is nothing else but	2
which affirme that it	2
comes out of a	2
has made many desire	2
not been fully proofread	2
scholars to come and	2
able to stand of	2
the monks of the	2
in his sixt book	2
his book de interpretatione	2
chelsey colledge revived by	2
in the middest thereof	2
this has made many	2
other place of christendome	2
a of text r	2
shall only touch some	2
of fact in the	2
may seem to be	2
same with large reuenewes	2
offer in this case	2
because in it there	2
that the name of	2
founded by the countess	2
at the instance of	2
was in former ages	2
also art is the	2
the principles of christian	2
of all those that	2
with the true state	2
a great and goodly	2
of the well of	2
grave and masculine writer	2
be preferred before any	2
and the word was	2
by the baron of	2
degrees of scholasticall honour	2
and professional end users	2
might be found out	2
endeavours that were possible	2
duke of bauaria and	2
all degrees of scholasticall	2
in the space of	2
is to bee seene	2
of an halfe moone	2
near so great an	2
of arts and sciences	2
the which to the	2
it is not yet	2
founded by the baron	2
for the discovery of	2
as well of the	2
it is not sufficient	2
all or the most	2
is within replenished with	2
to the colledge two	2
arms of the see	2
word of the lord	2
the yeare from the	2
on the other side	2
the beginning of michaelmas	2
so that i may	2
of maiorica and minorica	2
of any of them	2
on the top thereof	2
the most illustrious prince	2
isle of the cathedral	2
it is an easie	2
what is the cause	2
what shall the eccho	2
the comming of christ	2
at this day are	2
nor more in all	2
a learned professor of	2
of which appears thus	2
bishop of the isles	2
and rows of benches	2
made up of the	2
the same with lands	2
text has been tokenized	2
their several sees from	2
many have wished to	2
was by the renowned	2
within replenished with many	2
sent forth into the	2
many walks of life	2
desire a clear account	2
of the estates of	2
abilities in writing and	2
who is at present	2
of the west isles	2
this text has not	2
so that i am	2
the first bishop thereof	2
know upon what disadvantages	2
learned and worthy men	2
will never be able	2
what disadvantages i appear	2
church of saint lambert	2
so that at this	2
every one of these	2
earth the center of	2
that none may be	2
the bishops of rome	2
therefore the quick sale	2
and restauration of the	2
men that flourished in	2
gaue vnto the same	2
from one to another	2
at his shop in	2
has been tokenized and	2
he caused to be	2
professour of philosophy in	2
i dare set downe	2
the excellencie of this	2
in the west isles	2
the signe of the	2
know it will be	2
introduced in the place	2
time of edward the	2
have wished to see	2
were the center of	2
the monastery of the	2
seamless coat of christ	2
incomparable use and publick	2
the number of students	2
demolished by our first	2
now finished these sheets	2
one of the greatest	2
the universities and colledges	2
may be justly ashamed	2
that i am very	2
monks of the order	2
he was earnest with	2
the lord justice general	2
since the time of	2
be tyed to one	2
the way and means	2
preserving and establishing the	2
in comparison of this	2
of the truth of	2
a mile distant from	2
three professours of philosophy	2
the bounds of the	2
and many others speak	2
of orkney and schetland	2
those that desire to	2
have used all the	2
inhabitants of this citie	2
no motion at all	2
with the account of	2
death of bishop robert	2
concerning the name thereof	2
reuealed vnto this people	2
at the instance and	2
that according to the	2
it make his soul	2
to submit to the	2
that the imposition of	2
in scotland before the	2
expedients concerning their custome	2
vocantur de jure civili	2
preferred before all other	2
cell belonging to saint	2
about things that are	2
money for repairing the	2
admitti tanquam ex progenie	2
bishoppe of the same	2
being thrust out by	2
there is also in	2
they had not been	2
which i have endeavoured	2
a discourse not altogether	2
is content with a	2