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For women , since their honor was centered in their reputation , to have that questioned , even if unfairly , would mean the loss of honor . While Elizabeth might “ have the heart and stomach of a king , ” she also admitted to “ the ...
For women , since their honor was centered in their reputation , to have that questioned , even if unfairly , would mean the loss of honor . While Elizabeth might “ have the heart and stomach of a king , ” she also admitted to “ the ...
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Where in civil matters Hall uses antithesis to weigh extremes against the mean in an act of bal- ance and ... Hall's flexibility in determining where absolute demands leave off and moderation begins means that his piety is not the stuff ...
Where in civil matters Hall uses antithesis to weigh extremes against the mean in an act of bal- ance and ... Hall's flexibility in determining where absolute demands leave off and moderation begins means that his piety is not the stuff ...
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It seems to derive from Latin pavens . thus pavane means women who fear God . In Faenza people use this word to express fear and exaltation , and they say to have a great pavana , meaning a great fear : and also in the sense of " being ...
It seems to derive from Latin pavens . thus pavane means women who fear God . In Faenza people use this word to express fear and exaltation , and they say to have a great pavana , meaning a great fear : and also in the sense of " being ...
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