De Orbe Novo, The Eight Decades of Peter Martyr d'Anghera Vol. 1 (of 2)

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De Orbe Novo The Eight Decades of Peter Martyr D'Anghera Translated from the Latin with Notes and Introduction By Francis Augustus MacNutt Author of " Bartholomew de Las Casas, His Life, His Apostolate, and His Writings,' " Fernando Cortes and the Conquest of Mexico." Editor and translator of " The Letters of Cortes to Charles V." In Two Volumes Volume One G. P. Putnam's Sons New York and London tibe fjnlcfterbocfter press 1912
Copyright, 1912 BY FRANCIS AUGUSTUS MacNUTT 1 7-^4ai J 9/ / XTbe Iftnfcftcrbochcr press, •ftcw JJorft
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Page 16: CONTENTS Introduction Bibliography
Page 20 and 21: DE ORBE NOVO INTRODUCTION DISTANT I
Page 22 and 23: ' Introduction 3 entombed in a chap
Page 24 and 25: Introduction 5 the intellectual ten
Page 26 and 27: Introduction 7 Imprisonment in Cast
Page 28 and 29: Introduction 9 virtues of civic pro
Page 30 and 31: Introduction ii tian brothers. He s
Page 32 and 33: : Introduction 13 time his merits s
Page 34 and 35: — Introduction 15 butions from th
Page 36 and 37: 2 Introduction 17 eyes. He portrays
Page 38 and 39: Introduction 19 isolation, and unre
Page 40 and 41: Introduction 21 eigner. Of his quar
Page 42 and 43: Introduction 23 He was the first to
Page 44 and 45: Introduction 25 been is purely a ma
Page 46 and 47: Introduction 2^ his life, and had g
Page 48 and 49: Introduction 29 cumque pecunias ess
Page 50 and 51: Introduction 31 On June 30th, Peter
Page 52 and 53: Introduction 33 Isabella of Castile
Page 54 and 55: Introduction 35 nand ended by yield
Page 56 and 57: Introduction 37 did not blind him t
Page 58 and 59: Introduction 39 of his letters (Ep.
Page 60 and 61: Introduction 41 of Utrecht, precept
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Introduction 43 ants in Spain was f
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Introduction 45 nition from the suc
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' Introduction 47 ised. He cultivat
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BIBLIOGRAPHY EDITIONS OF PETER MART
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Bibliography 51 Legationis libri tr
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NicoLAi Antonii : Scriptorum. Madri
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The First Decade 55
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58 De Orbe Novo suading them and, i
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6o De Orbe Novo soon, openly, desir
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62 De Orbe Novo the local customs,
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64 De Orbe Novo tender chesnuts. Th
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66 De Orbe Novo country and its con
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68 De Orbe Novo The Spaniards decla
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70 De Orbe Novo The third day of th
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72 De Orbe Novo resembling ours. Bi
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74 De Orbe Novo this is the story a
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76 De Orbe Novo do all those who we
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78 De Orbe Novo ordered one of thes
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; 8o De Orbe Novo very softly; afte
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82 De Orbe Novo with that cacique,
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84 De Orbe Novo As the time when he
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86 De Orbe Novo me to complete my w
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88 De Orbe Novo planted, and nowher
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90 De Orbe Novo which the smallest
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92 De Orbe Novo a straight line fro
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94 De Orbe Novo sun during the half
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96 De Orbe Novo for they considered
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98 De Orbe Novo them concerning the
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100 De Orbe Novo which they thought
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: 102 De Orbe Novo both men and wom
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104 De Orbe Novo than is needed. It
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; io6 De Orbe Novo with little, for
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io8 De Orbe Novo decision, but Hoje
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• and no De Orbe Novo in with ear
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112 De Orbe Novo from those who Hve
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114 De Orbe Novo are sufficiently f
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BOOK V TO CARDINAL LUDOVICO d'aRAGO
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ii8 De Orbe Novo was known. Thirty
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120 De Orbe Novo by the ancients. H
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122 De Orbe Novo villages, while th
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124 De Orbe Novo serpents, resembli
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126 De Orbe Novo ated, the Adelanta
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128 De Orbe Novo which Roldan impud
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ON BOOK VI TO THE SAME CARDINAL LUD
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132 De Orbe Novo He exhorted his co
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134 De Orbe Novo in battle, so in t
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136 De Orbe Novo ness of the countr
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138 De Orbe Novo The shallowness of
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140 De Orbe Novo Cuba, as the Admir
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142 De Orbe Novo they allowed none
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144 De Orbe Novo A number of men we
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146 De Orbe Novo When his envoys re
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148 De Orbe Novo learned his wherea
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' BOOK VIII TO THE SAME CARDINAL LU
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152 De Orbe Novo They are amiable m
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154 De Orbe Novo that the Spaniards
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156 De Orbe Novo with them, whereve
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BOOK IX TO THE SAME CARDINAL LUDOVI
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; i6o De Orbe Novo part of the glob
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i62 De Orbe Novo sword strokes and
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: De Orbe Novo Profiting by the nor
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i66 De Orbe Novo were not ripe when
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1 68 De Orbe Novo locauna and Guama
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170 De Orbe Novo Here is a more ser
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172 De Orbe Novo public highways; b
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174 De Orbe Novo that the dryads, h
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176 De Orbe Novo shall have finishe
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' 178 De Orbe Novo the French from
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i8o De Orbe Novo The journey, howev
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' 1 82 De Orbe Novo men receive a s
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; 1 84 De Orbe Novo he is a veritab
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The Second Decade 187
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BOOK I PETER MARTYR, OF MILAN, APOS
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The Second Decade 191 because its i
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The Second Decade 193 multitude of
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The Second Decade 195 type called b
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The Second Decade 197 because of th
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The Second Decade 199 After conclud
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The Second Decade 201 Their explora
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The Second Decade 203 established.
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; The Second Decade 205 must have h
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The Second Decade 207 had passed be
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The Second Decade 209 while he was
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The Second Decade 211 intentions, f
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THE BOOK III chief colonists of Ura
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The Second Decade 215 heard of that
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The Second Decade 217 His Saints ha
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The Second Decade 219 the Spaniards
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The Second Decade 221 will need mor
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your guide. The Second Decade 223 Y
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The Second Decade 225 such an amoun
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The Second Decade 227 so there are
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The Second Decade 229 Seventy miles
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WHILE BOOK V these things were happ
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The Second Decade 233 Negro to rejo
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The Second Decade 235 and he immedi
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IN BOOK VI the general assembly con
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The Second Decade 239 be a continen
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The Second Decade 241 served the ca
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The Second Decade 243 quent conflic
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The Second Decade 245 chickens and
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The Second Decade 247 extreme novel
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The Second Decade 249 Pedro Arias f
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The Second Decade 251 Bobadilla, is
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; The Second Decade 253 Columbus as
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The Second Decade 255 would have th
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DURING BOOK VIII the reign of King
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; The Second Decade 259 the holy oi
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THE BOOK IX Spaniards decided to na
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The Second Decade 263 speak with th
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fourth Nile? The Second Decade 265
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The Second Decade 267 on the top of
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The Second Decade 269 country in th
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THIS BOOK X continent extends into
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The Second Decade 273 hundred and s
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The Second Decade 275 who have noth
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The Second Decade 277 Holiness plea
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BOOK I PETER MARTYR, OF MILAN, APOS
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The Third Decade 283 of the guides
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The Third Decade 285 Vasco discover
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The Third Decade 287 Mother of God,
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The Third Decade 289 large river wh
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The Third Decade 291 islands of the
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The Third Decade 293 is about twent
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BOOK II INFLUENCED by the advice of
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The Third Decade 297 divers did not
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! The Third Decade 299 beasts had c
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The Third Decade 301 brute beast, s
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The Third Decade 303 Vasco writes t
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DURING BOOK III the thirty days he
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The Third Decade 307 These natives
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The Third Decade 309 pected nothing
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The Third Decade 311 territory prod
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The Third Decade 313 of the plain r
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; The Third Decade 315 received no
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The Third Decade 317 This island is
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The Third Decade 319 cotton in dive
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The Third Decade 321 they prepared
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The Third Decade 323 Leaving Cariai
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The Third Decade 325 by the natives
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The Third Decade 327 they attacked
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igours of cold nor the heats of who
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1 ; The Third Decade 33 We have spo
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The Third Decade 333 less gold is o
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EVERY BOOK V creature in this sublu
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The Third Decade 337 First Decade.
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The Third Decade 339 drive it from
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The Third Decade 341 further states
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The Third Decade 343 afterwards pla
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The Third Decade 345 Some architect
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The Third Decade 347 unbrokenly to
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The Third Decade 349 Let us now ret
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The Third Decade 351 seven leagues
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The Third Decade 353 the adverse cu
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The Third Decade 355 very eyes of a
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The Third Decade 357 pest and may b
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The Third Decade 359 information. A
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The Third Decade 361 Quizqueia. The
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The Third Decade 363 island Cipangu
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The Third Decade 365 as a man's arm
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The Third Decade 367 those of kings
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' The Third Decade 369 and currents
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The Third Decade 371 The cacique of
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The Third Decade 373 we must make a
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; The Third Decade 375 and in the d
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The Third Decade 377 lies so high a
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The Third Decade 379 You will ask m
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The Third Decade 381 obtained from
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The Third Decade 383 maize, agoes,
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The Third Decade 385 For having thu
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The Third Decade 387 "shining"; Hui
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The Third Decade 389 district near
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The Third Decade 39i the case at Pa
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The Third Decade 393 and often made
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The Third Decade 395 that chieftain
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The Third Decade 397 orient, and ar
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The Third Decade 399 the profoundes
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ah The Third Decade 401 cised.^ Wha
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The Third Decade 4^3 This excellent
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; The Third Decade 4^5 slaves who w
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The Third Decade 407 companions wan
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The Third Decade 4^9 that not far f
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The Third Decade 411 felt in readin
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The Third Decade 413 Some few more
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