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Page 137
... divers merchants and other persons have and keep divers copes , vestments , chalices , idols , crosses and other superstitious relics to the maintenance of Popery , and daily bring over divers books , works , treatises and writings ...
... divers merchants and other persons have and keep divers copes , vestments , chalices , idols , crosses and other superstitious relics to the maintenance of Popery , and daily bring over divers books , works , treatises and writings ...
Page 314
... divers sorts of metals , and salts , quarries of ordinary stones and rich marbles ; for means by foreign traffic to be enriched , as divers excellent havens and divers navigable rivers . That where it hath been counted ever to have been ...
... divers sorts of metals , and salts , quarries of ordinary stones and rich marbles ; for means by foreign traffic to be enriched , as divers excellent havens and divers navigable rivers . That where it hath been counted ever to have been ...
Page 387
... divers of the Irish nobility , and some descended of English race , have been created both earls and barons . And lastly , for the bishops and archbishops , though their number was greater than now it is , in respect to the divers ...
... divers of the Irish nobility , and some descended of English race , have been created both earls and barons . And lastly , for the bishops and archbishops , though their number was greater than now it is , in respect to the divers ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
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