...the chancellor in his decisions upon such questions, helped to mould the law relating to them. Quite at the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century it might perhaps have been boldly argued that " Uses were at common law." No doubt there was some authority...

...conceited wits admire vile things, Fair Phoebus lead me to the Musts' springs. VENUS AND ADONIS 21 But had Shakespeare gone to Ovid alone, his Venus...assigned to Theocritus under the title of Epitafio di Adone di Teocrito)^ which appeared in a collection of fyme Toscane in if 3 7.* A very 1 Numerous Latin...

...conceited wits admire vile things, Fair Phoebus lead me to the Muses' springs. VENUS AND ADONIS it kit had Shakespeare gone to Ovid alone, his Venus and...assigned to Theocritus under the title of Epitafio di Adone di Teocritó)^ which appeared in a collection of Rjme Toscane in if}?.1 A very 1 Numerous Latin...

...follow first the course of discussion in Catholic countries, and then that among Protestant divines. At the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century there seemed to be more than a probability that theologians would see their way to a direct justification...

...Gutenberg, was the original Dr. Johann Faustus (the prototype of Goethe's Faust), who practised magic toward the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century, made a compact with Mephistopheles, performed many miraculous feats, and died horribly at the last....

...Nazaro e Celso — in decorating which, so many of the best artists of Verona were kept busy towards the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century. The records referring to the payment of the painter for this work embrace the time from June 17, 1504,...

...twelfth century from the shores of the Rhine. Another huge wave of Jewish immigration poured into Poland at the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century from various European countries, whence they were driven either by direct expulsion or indirect persecution,...

...Palestine, Safed in Galilee, rose in importance and influence, and gradually eclipsed the mother city. At the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century, it is true, Safed contained only about three hundred Jewish families — natives (Moriscos), Berber and...

...William Wadham8 the names of the readers are easily identified as belonging to the Inner Temple toward the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth centuries.7 Of the readings in the volume the earliest is a fragment by Thomas Keble on Marowe's own...

...circumstances the buyer of a chattel was allowed to sue at law." Ames, Lectures on Legal History, 239. 6 "Quite at the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth century it might perhaps have been boldly argued that 'uses were at common law.' No doubt there was some authority...