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As the Aethiopes had, so learned they of them, two maner of lettres; the one seuerall to the priestes thother vsed in commune.
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For the busines, and disquietinges that might happen therby, but euery wife in a seuerall towne.
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None of them hathe any seuerall wife, and therfore no seueral children, but bothe those in commune, the tiraunte excepted: Who hathe but one wyfe onely.
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Iosephus, the Iewe, (a manne of greate knowledge, and eloquence, aswel in the Hebrewe, his natural tongue, as in the Grieke, amonge whome he liued in notable fame not a fewe yeres) hath gathered, and framed into one seuerall treatise.
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Occean Sea: disroundyng hym self, shooteth out thre corner wise, and is also deuided into thre seuerall partes, Afrike, Asie, and
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The place of battel must be chosen, if it be possible, in a plaine fielde, where they may see round about, neither must all be in one company, but in manie and seuerall bandes, not very farre distant one from another.
The long and wonderful voyage of Frier Iohn de Plano Carpini 2004
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Their maner of ordres, is not to make seuerally for euery Goddesse and God, a seuerall priest, but al at a shuffe, in generall for all.
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The women haue their seuerall tentes and householdes: And yet liue verye chastely, and true to their housebandes.
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Then the towne being entred in three seuerall places with an huge cry, the inhabitants betooke them to the high towne: which they might with lesse perill doe, for that ours being strangers here, knew not the way to cut them off.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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In this port of Zante, the newes was fresh and currant, of two seuerall armies and fleetes prouided by the king of Spaine, and lying in waite to intercept them: the one consisting of 30. strong
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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