Bacon is Shake-Speare: Together with a Reprint of Bacon's Promus of Formularies and EleganciesDurning-Lawrence, Edwin, Sir
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Bacon is Shake-Speare: Together with a Reprint of Bacon's Promus of Formularies and Elegancies
Durning-Lawrence, Edwin, Sir
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Authorship -- Baconian theory
The sonne of some what y'e ayre of his behauior;
factious;
To frime (to Sp)[30]
Sp
To cherish or endear;
To vndeceyue. Sp to dis-
abuse
deliuer and vnwrapped
To discount (To Cleere)
Brazed (impudent
Brawned Seared) vn-
payned.
Vuelight (Twylight) band-
ing (factions).
Remoouing (remuant)
A third person (a broker)
A nose Cutt of; tucked vp.
His disease hath certen
traces
To plaine him on
Ameled (fayned counterfett)
in y'e best kynd.
Having (?) the vpper
grownd (Awthority)
His resorts (his Conceyts)
It may be well last for it
hath lasted well
Those are great with yow
y't are great by yow
* * * * *
_Folio 126, back--continued_.
The Avenues; A back
thought.
Baragan; perpetuo Juuenis
A Bonance (a Caulme)
To drench to potion (to
insert)
Haggard insauvaged
Infistuled (made hollow
with malign deales).
_Folio 127, front_.
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_Folio 127, back_.
Cursitours lament and cry
[31]Verba interjectiua siue ad
gratiam sparsam
_Folio 128, front_.
Semblances or popularities of good and evill w'th
their redargutions for Deliberacions
Cujus contrarium malum bonum, cujus bonum
malum.
Non tenet in ijs rebus quarum vis in temperamento
et mensura sita est.
Dum vitant stulti vitia in contraria currunt
X Media via nulla est quae nee amicos parit nee inimi-
cos tollit
Solons law that in states every man should declare
him self of one faction. Neutralitye:
Vtinam esses calidus aut frigidus sed quoniam tepidus
es eveniet vt te expuam ex ore meo.
Dixerunt fatui medium tenuere beatj
Cujus origo occasio bona, bonum; cujus mala malum.
Non tenet in ijs malis quae vel mentem informant,
vel affectum corrigunt, siue resipiscentiam in-
ducendo siue necessitatem, nec etiam in fortuitis.
No man gathereth grapes of thornes nor figges of
thistelles
The nature of every thing is best consydered in the
seed
Primum mobile turnes about all y'e rest of y'e Orbes.
A good or yll foundacion.
X Ex malis moribus bonae leges.
[Greek: pathaemata maaemata]
When thinges are at the periode of yll they turn
agayne
_Folio 128, front--continued_.
Many effectes like the serpent that deuoureth her
moother so they destroy their first cause as
inopia luxuria etc.
The fashon of D. Hert. to the dames of Lond. Your
way is to be sicker
Usque adeo latet vtilitas
Aliquisque malo fuit vsus in illo
_Folio 128, back_.
Quod ad bonum finem dirigitur bonum, quod ad
mulum malum
_Folio 129 front_.
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_Folio 129 back_.
Philologia
colors of good and euill
_Folio 130 front_.
Some choice Frensh Proverbes.
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