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25 Feb.

TO SALUTE A STRANGE KING, 1584 - topics: travel,court_patronage,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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25 Feb. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, letters books, angelic spiritual: Monday, a meridie, circiter I}t,.

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Records travel, court patronage, letters books, angelic spiritual: Monday, a meridie, circiter I}t,. E.K. felt on his back as one had written as he sat at the Table. Hereupon we resorted to the Show-Stone, &c. E.K.: 'Here is Madimi.' MADIMI: 'That which God commandeth, that do. Excuse yourselves with men, and gird up your...

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TO SALUTE A STRANGE KING, 1584

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travel,court_patronage,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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Monday, a meridie, circiter I}t,. E.K. felt on his back as one had written as he sat at the Table. Hereupon we resorted to the Show-Stone, &c. E.K.: 'Here is Madimi.' MADIMI: 'That which God commandeth, that do. Excuse yourselves with men, and gird up your garments to the travail: not in wagon, but on horseback.' E.K.: 'I pray you to give us some instructions of my Lord Laski his being.' MADIMI: 'Travail hence directly, and unto Wratislavia, and there I will meet you.' E.K.: 'I pray you to deal openly with us, according to our frail state, and to declare unto us of my Lord Laski his estate.' MADIMI: 'You depend not upon Laski, but Laski dependeth upon you. If he do evilly, his punishment is ready. If he do well, he doth it for himself. 'I am greater than you, and my eye stretcheth farther than yours. Yea, though you went tomorrow, you have lost some days.' il: 'I must carry my books with me, we must be at the least three horse.' MADIMI: 'Not so, but thou shalt hide them.' 6. 170 6.

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Monday, a meridie, circiter I}t,. E.K. felt on his back as one had written as he sat at the Table. Hereupon we resorted to the Show-Stone, &c. E.K.: 'Here is Madimi.' MADIMI: 'That which God commandeth, that do. Excuse yourselves with men, and gird up your garments to the travail: not in wagon, but on horseback.' E.K.: 'I pray you to give us some instructions of my Lord Laski his being.' MADIMI: 'Travail hence directly, and unto Wratislavia, and there I will meet you.' E.K.: 'I pray you to deal openly with us, according to our frail state, and to declare unto us of my Lord Laski his estate.' MADIMI: 'You depend not upon Laski, but Laski dependeth upon you. If he do evilly, his punishment is ready. If he do well, he doth it for himself. 'I am greater than you, and my eye stretcheth farther than yours. Yea, though you went tomorrow, you have lost some days.' il: 'I must carry my books with me, we must be at the least three horse.' MADIMI: 'Not so, but thou shalt hide them.' 6. 170 6.