 These two the worlde dampned in certaynete, By disobedience so foule and vycyate; And all other than frome them generate, Tyll peace and mercy made right to enclyne Out of the Lyon to enter the Vyrgyne. Lyke as the worlde was distroyed totally By the...  The Pastime of Pleasure An Allegorical Poem - 212 psl.autoriai: Stephen Hawes - 1845 - 220 psl.Visos knygos peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 250 psl.
...to suffre passyon; The tyme of erthe was our dystruccyon, And the time of erthe was our redemption. Adam of erthe, sone of virginite, And Eve by God of...the sectes of false idolatry, And castynge downe the fataU heresy. Thus whan I, Tyme, in every nacyon Reygne in rest and also in peace; And Octavyan, in... | |
 | Percy Society - 1846 - 244 psl.
...distroyed totally By the virgins sone, so it semed well A virgins sone to redeme it pyteously, Whose bye Godheed in the chosen vessell Forty wekes naturally...Naturately right naturate to make; Why may not he ttan the pure nature take By his Godheed of the vyrgin Mary ? His elect mother and arke of testament,... | |
 | Antonio de Guevara, José Maria Gálvez Oliváres - 1916 - 616 psl.
...der geachaffenen Natur, Nature naturate, gegeniiberatellt. Vgl. P. of PI. XLIV S. 216 v. 18: God made of nought Nature fyrst; whyche naturynge hath tought Naturately right naturate to make. Die Dame Natur ist fur Hawes die Verkorperung von nature naturynge. Vgl. P. of PI. Cap. XXXIX S. 201... | |
 | 1921 - 612 psl.
...cause nature to decay?" Hawes indicates the relation of God to Nature in a passage on the Virgin birth: To the God of nature nothynge truely Impossyble is,...Naturately right naturate to make; Why may not he then the pure nature take By his Godheed of the vyrgin Mary." Hawes employed Nature in another didactic... | |
 | Elsa Berndt - 1923 - 140 psl.
...geschaffenen Natur, Nature naturate, gegenüberstellt. Vgl. P. of Pl. XLIV S. 216 v. 18 : God made of nought Nature fyrst; whyche naturynge hath tought Naturately right naturate to make. , Die Dame Natur ist für Hawes die Verkörperung von nature naturynge. Vgl. P. of Pl. Gap. XXXIX S.... | |
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