...m.ign.im partem I am not sufficiently conversant with the sulso judicio rcponerentur, pene eflectum for various reasons, not likely to have been himself...writer, who was present at the marriage of Philip and Alary, is the first, that I know of, who describes, or intends to describe, with some minuteness the...

...venerable antiquity of the original work, as almost to impair its character of genuineness. Jovins is, for various reasons, not likely to have been himself...certainly been repaired not long before that year ; as we learn from the entry in the foreign accounts of Henry VIII., of i'til. 16я. 1Ы. for the repair of...

...venerable antiquity of the original worR, as almost to impair its character of genuineness. Jovius is, for various reasons, not likely to have been himself...certainly been repaired not long before that year ; as we learn from the entry in the foreign accounts of Henry VIII., of 661. 16s. lid. for the repair of the...

...character of genuineness. Jovius is, for various reasons, not likely to have been himself at Win Chester during the visit of the Emperor in 1522, yet his account...certainly been repaired not long before that year; as we learn from the entry in the foreign accounts of Henry VIII, of 661. 16«. llrf. for the repair of the...

...venerable antiquity of the original work, as almost to impair its character of genuineness. Jovius is, for various reasons, not likely to have been himself...certainly been repaired not long before that year, as we learn from the entry in the foreign accounts of Henry VIII. of £66 16i. Ш. for the repair of the...

...almost to impair its character of genuineness. Jovius is. for various reasons, not likely to have bcen himself at Winchester during the visit of the Emperor...certainly been repaired not long before that year, as we learn from the entry in the foreign accounts of Henry VIII. of £66 16.?. Ш. for the repair of the...

...aula regis infra castrum de Wynchestre et le round tabyll ibidem." Again, the table is referred to by a Spanish writer who was present at the marriage of Philip and Mary, as the Bound Table constructed by Merlin. The Table, as we now see it, consists of a circle, divided...

...table not long before 1578, and that the names of the knights were inscribed on its circumference ; and a Spanish writer, who was present at the marriage of Philip and Mary, thus describes the painting on the table : — " Lors du mariage de Philip II. avec la reine Marie,...