 Nay certainly you ar for to the king god hath his offyc lent of dread of iustyce, power and comaund hath bid him rule, and willd you to obay and to add ampler maiestie to this he hath not only lent the king his figure his throne and sword, but gyven him...  Publications - Page 28by Shakespeare Society (Great Britain) - 1844Full view - About this book
 | Anthony Munday - Sir Thomas More (Drama). - 1844 - 154 pages
...ampler maiestie to this, He hath not only lent the king his figure, His throne and sword, but gyven him his owne name, Calls him a god on earth. What...gainst God ? what do you to your sowles In doing this ? 0, desperat as you are, Wash your foule mynds with teares, and those same handes, That you lyke rebells... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1908 - 530 pages
...ampler maiestie to this, 1 25 He hath not only lent the king his figure, His throne and sword, but gyuen him his owne name, Calls him a god on earth. What...then, Rysing gainst him that God himsealf enstalls, ButrysegainstGod? whatdoyouto yoursowles In doing this? 0, desperat as you are, «31 Wash your foule... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1908 - 534 pages
...maiestie to this, MJ He hath not only lent the king his figure, His throne and sword, but gyuen him ha owne name, Calls him a god on earth. What do you, then. Rysing gainst him that God himsealf enstolls. ButrysegainstGod? whatdoyouto yoursowls In doing this? 0, desperat as you are, 13: Wash your... | |
 | Walter Wilson Greg - Drama, Medieval - 1911 - 152 pages
...mafie. to this he [god] hath not [le] only lent the king his figure his throne [his] sword, but gyven him his owne name calls him a god on earth, what do...himsealf enstalls but ryse gainst god, what do you to yor sowles in doing this o desperat [ar] as you are. 230 wash your foule mynds wt teares and those... | |
 | English philology - 1913 - 516 pages
...ampler maiestie to this, He hath not only lent the king his figure, His throne and sword, but gyven him his owne name Calls him a god on earth. What do you, then, Rysing against him that God himsealf enstalls, But ryse gainst God? What do you to your sowles In doing this?... | |
 | Sir Edward Maunde Thompson - 1916 - 100 pages
...matie to this he [god] hath not [le] souly lent the king his figure his throne [hys] & sword, but gyven him his owne name calls him a god on earth, what do...then rysing gainst him that god himsealf enstalls 1o_j but ryse gainst god, what do you to yor sowles in doing this o desperat [ar] as you are. wash... | |
 | William Shakespeare - Elizabethan and Jacobean drama - 1918 - 556 pages
...this, 1 25 He hath not only lent the king his figure, His throne and sword, but gyuen him his owue name, Calls him a god on earth. What do you, then, Rysing gainst him that God himsealf enstalls, Butryse gainst God? whatdoyouto yoursowles In doing this? O, desperat as you are, 131 Wash your foule... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1921 - 192 pages
...made to this he [god] hath not [le] souly lent the king his figure his throne [hys] & sword, but gyven him his owne name calls him a god on earth, what do...then rysing gainst him that god himsealf enstalls 10 but ryse gainst god, what do you to ycf sowles in doing this o desperat [ar] as you are. wash your... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1925 - 610 pages
...to this he [god] hath not [le] only lent the king his figure his throne [hisyour] sword, but gyven him his owne name calls him a god on earth, what do...then rysing gainst him that god himsealf enstalls [105] but ryse gainst god, what do you to yor sowles in doing this o desperat [ar] as you are wash... | |
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