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palyn_n by_o his_o last_o will_n and_o testament_n give_v unto_o
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be_v the_o first_o that_o in_o plaster_n or_o alabaster_n represent_v the_o shape_n of_o a_o man_n visage_n in_o a_o mould_n from_o the_o lively_a face_n indeed_o which_o image_n he_o after_o take_v in_o wax_n nor_o stay_v he_o there_o but_o begin_v to_o make_v image_n to_o the_o likeness_n of_o the_o person_n when_o before_o he_o every_o man_n study_v only_o to_o make_v the_o fair_a face_n and_o never_o regard_v whether_o they_o be_v like_a or_o no._n 565._o 2._o phidias_n be_v the_o most_o excellent_a graver_n that_o ever_o be_v as_o all_o nation_n will_v confess_v that_o have_v ever_o hear_v of_o that_o statue_n of_o jupiter_n olympius_n which_o he_o make_v at_o olympia_n or_o the_o stately_a statue_n of_o minerva_n which_o he_o wrought_v at_o athens_n in_o height_n six_o and_o twenty_o cubit_n all_o make_v of_o ivory_n and_o gold_n upon_o the_o swell_a round_n of_o the_o shield_n of_o this_o goddess_n he_o engrave_v the_o battle_n wherein_o the_o amazon_n be_v defeat_v by_o 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the_o gentlewoman_n perceive_v the_o prince_n begin_v to_o be_v warm_a in_o his_o wine_n in_o hope_n of_o enjoy_v her_o promise_n she_o desire_v liberty_n to_o withdraw_v into_o a_o adjoin_a gallery_n to_o take_v the_o air_n but_o as_o soon_o as_o she_o be_v come_v into_o it_o she_o cast_v herself_o headlong_o down_o in_o the_o presence_n of_o the_o prince_n and_o all_o her_o dead_a husband_n relation_n 2._o cedrenus_n observe_v in_o his_o history_n that_o constantine_n the_o nine_o exercise_v tyranny_n as_o well_o in_o matter_n of_o love_n as_o within_o his_o empire_n 8._o cause_v the_o roman_a argyropulus_fw-la to_o be_v seek_v out_o and_o command_v he_o to_o repudiate_v his_o wife_n who_o he_o have_v lawful_o marry_v to_o take_v his_o daughter_n on_o condition_n that_o he_o will_v make_v he_o caesar_n and_o associate_v he_o with_o himself_o in_o his_o dignity_n but_o if_o he_o condescend_v not_o to_o his_o will_n he_o threaten_v to_o pull_v out_o his_o eye_n and_o to_o make_v he_o 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