Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	alexander_n	henry_n	king_n	5,771	5	5.1451	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A00616	The conspiracie of Catiline, written by Constancius, Felicius, Durantinus, and translated bi Thomas Paynell: with the historye of Iugurth, writen by the famous Romaine Salust, and translated into Englyshe by Alexander Barcklaye; De conjuratione L. Catalinae. English	Felice, Costanzo.; Paynell, Thomas.; Barclay, Alexander, 1475?-1552.; Sallust, 86-34 B.C. Bellum Jugurthinum. English. aut	1557 (1557)	STC 10752; ESTC S101906	241,855	430

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poison_n in_o a_o common_a weal_n rebellion_n but_o with_o all_o wit_n industry_n power_n cunning_a riches_n wish_v for_o labour_n for_o love_n favour_n and_o maintain_v obedience_n whereof_o i_o will_v write_v moche_n more_o ne_o be_v it_o that_o i_o speak_v to_o your_o highness_n which_o have_v give_v unto_o we_o so_o manifold_a occasyon_n to_o be_v moo_v feythfullye_o belove_v and_o most_o entierlye_o obey_v for_o who_o magnificente_a mayestie_n we_o be_v mooste_o derelye_o bind_v daily_o on_o our_o knee_n to_o pray_v god_n to_o preserve_v over_o we_o to_o rein_v as_o many_o year_n as_o nestor_n live_v amen_n the_o table_n the_o wit_n manner_n deed_n and_o affection_n of_o catiline_n cap._n i._n fol._n primo_fw-la the_o first_o conspiracy_n of_o l._n catiline_n and_o p._n antronius_fw-la cap._n two_o fol._n two_o of_o the_o other_o conspyracy_n far_o great_a and_o more_o grevouse_n cap._n iii._n fol._n iii._n the_o condition_n the_o dede_n and_o manner_n of_o they_o that_o be_v fellow_n of_o the_o conspyracye_n which_o be_v in_o the_o cytye_n ca._n iiii_o fol._n iiii_o the_o oration_n of_o l_o catiline_n to_o his_o fellow_n of_o the_o conspiracye_n cap._n v_o fol._n seven_o the_o confederacye_n conclude_v and_o knytte_a up_o with_o man_n blond_n cap_n vi_fw-la fol._n x_o of_o seven_o that_o desire_v the_o consulshyp_n among_o who_o cicero_n prevayl_v cap._n seven_o foe_fw-mi eodem_fw-la power_n that_o have_v be_v give_v to_o the_o decemuiri_fw-la by_o the_o law_n agraria_n if_o cicero_n have_v not_o resy_v ca_fw-mi viij_o fol._n twelve_o cicero_n come_v by_o knowledge_n of_o the_o conspyracy_n ca_fw-mi ix_o fol._n xiiii_o cicero_n give_v over_o the_o business_n of_o france_n to_o c_o antonius_n and_o reconcile_v the_o chivalry_n of_o rome_n to_o the_o favour_n of_o the_o senator_n cap_n x._o fol_z eodem_fw-la catylyne_v endevoure_n and_o diligence_n in_o augment_v the_o conspyracy_n cap_n xi_o fol._n xv_o howe_n cicero_n open_v the_o conspyracy_n before_o the_o senator_n ca_fw-mi twelve_o foe_fw-mi xuj_o the_o decree_n of_o the_o senate_n that_o the_o common_a weal_n shall_v take_v none_o harm_n cap_n xiii_o fol_z xviii_o howe_n manlyus_n and_o other_o catylynes_n companion_n prepare_v war_n abroad_o cap_n xiiii_o fol_z nineteeen_o the_o oration_n of_o manlyus_n ambassador_n to_o q_o martius_n ca_fw-mi xv_o fol._n xx_o the_o fury_n and_o fyercenes_n of_o catilyne_n cap_n xuj_o fol._n xxii_o cicero_n and_o catylyne_v in_o the_o senate_n cap_z xvii_o foe_fw-mi xxiii_o the_o oration_n of_o m._n t._n cicero_n against_o l._n sergyus_fw-la catilyne_n cap._n xviii_o fol._n xxiiii_o catilynes_n answer_v to_o cicero_n in_o the_o senate_n cap_z nineteeen_o fol_z xxxiii_o catilyne_n in_o great_a wrath_n depart_v out_o of_o the_o court_n exhort_v his_o companion_n to_o stycke_v to_o their_o enterprise_n he_o void_v the_o cytye_n prepare_v war_n cap_n xx_o fol._n xl_o catilyne_n send_v diverse_a letter_n into_o the_o city_n against_o cicero_n in_o which_o he_o feign_v himself_o to_o be_v exile_v cap._n xxi_o fol_z xli_o many_n in_o the_o city_n blame_v the_o softenes_n of_o cicero_n that_o he_o sufferrd_v they_o be_v ennemye_n to_o go_v his_o way_n cap._n xxii_o fol._n xlii_o catilyne_n and_o manlyus_n be_v proclaim_v enemy_n unto_o who_o flee_v very_o many_o hopeloste_n cap._n xxiii_o fol_z xliii_o ambassador_n be_v send_v from_o the_o senate_n into_o diverse_a provynce_n of_o italy_n to_o wythstande_v the_o rebellyon_n cap._n xxiiii_o fol._n xliiii_o the_o preparation_n of_o the_o rebel_n in_o the_o city_n and_o they_o be_v council_n with_o ambassador_n of_o delphinois_n cap_n twenty-five_o fol._n xlv_o cicero_n watcheful_a dilygence_n and_o his_o monition_n to_o the_o french_a ambassador_n which_o utter_v secret_n of_o the_o conspiracy_n ca._n xxvi_o foe_fw-mi eodem_fw-la the_o vain_a brag_a of_o lentulus_n and_o cruel_a council_n of_o the_o conspyratour_n in_o the_o city_n cap_n xxvii_o fol._n xlvii_o the_o night_n appoint_v to_o cruelty_n the_o fury_n and_o wrath_n of_o cethegus_n the_o deceit_n of_o lentulus_n cap._n xxviii_o fol._n xlvi_o l._n vulturtius_n with_o letter_n of_o lentulus_n to_o catylyne_v and_o the_o french_a ambassador_n be_v take_v in_o their_o journey_n cap_n xxix_o fol._n xlix_o the_o conspyratour_n be_v by_o cicero_n bring_v into_o the_o senate_n and_o wytness_n against_o they_o and_o accuser_n be_v examine_v cap._n thirty_o fol_z eodem_fw-la the_o thanks_n and_o most_o ample_a preyse_n give_v of_o the_o senate_n to_o cicero_n for_o detection_n of_o the_o conspiracy_n cap_n xxxi_o fol._n li_n the_o sentence_n of_o the_o senate_n concern_v the_o conspirator_n cap_z xxxii_o foe_n eodem_fw-la why_o in_o civil_a war_n triumph_v after_o vyctory_n be_v to_o none_o grant_v cap_n xxxiii_o fol._n lii_o l._n tarqvinius_n cause_v m._n crassus_n to_o be_v suspect_n of_o the_o conspiracye_n cap._n xxxiiii_o fol._n lii_o the_o oration_n defensive_a make_v for_o m._n crassus_n by_o his_o frynde_n cap._n xxxv_o fol._n