For as Equites Romani were chosen Ex censu, that is, according to their substance and riches; so be knights in England most commonlie according to their yearelie reuenues or aboundanceof riches, wherewith to mainteine their estates.
For before the Romans found out and knew the waie vnto our countrie, our predecessors fed largelie vpon flesh and milke, whereof there was great aboundance in this Ile, bicause they applied their chéefe studies vnto pasturage and féeding.
Note i: For theaboundance of Goates, being on those inaccessible Mountaines.
Note b: For the aboundanceof fruit more there then in any other tract.
Note g: Lying towards the midst of Wales, and for aboundance of Sheepe, liuing on those high Mountaines.
Note l: From the aboundance of wooll in that tract.
Shott to the Norwards of these new Streights, doubled about all the Lands; aboundance of birds attends us Still.
Salkins landed him-self first and went into the Savana and saw aboundance of Peopple their.
For before the Romans found out and knew the waie vnto our countrie, our predecessors fed largelie vpon flesh and milke, whereof there was great aboundance in this Ile, bicause they applied their cheefe studies vnto pasturage and feeding.
The dinner endured foure houres, and according vnto the aboundance and diuersitie they had in victuals, it might have indured eight houres, for it was in so good order that it might haue beene giuen vnto any prince in the world.
There is great aboundance of muske, the which they do make of a little beast that doth feede of nothing else but of a roote which is of a maruellous smell, that is called camarus, as big as a man's finger.
It yeldeth greataboundance of great melons, and of an excellent sauour and tast, and verie bigge.
There is great aboundance of goates, and of other beasts that are to be eaten, which is the occasion that they are of little value.
The aboundance whereof bringeth no greater good hap vnto the gluttonous Owner, but rather the minde of sutch is more miserable, and carryeth therewithall more decrease of quiet, than increase of filthy muck.
It is very full of Gardeins, furnished with aboundance of Spyces brought from the Moluccas, bicause of the martes and faires ordeined there.
About this Island ther is as great aboundance of cods as in any place can be found.
Then Psyches moved with delectation approched nigh and taking a bold heart entred into the house, and beheld every thing there with great affection, she saw storehouses wrought exceedingly fine, and replenished with aboundance of riches.
At the foot of the mountayne we founde a certayne hole, out of whiche flowed aboundance of water.
Iohn Starchie, the next, was so miserably rent, that aboundanceof blod gushed out, both at his nose and mouth.
By the aboundance whereof they are so noysomly pestred, as that in many weekes they haue not beene able to recouer the shore, yea and many times recouer it not vntill the season of fishing bee ouer passed.
There is great aboundanceof victuals in this citie, as namely of bread and wine, and especially of hogs-flesh, with other necessaries.
A stiffe gale most parte of day and night 248 following, which might be accompted a tuffon or harrecano, with aboundance of rayne all day.
Great aboundance of rayne per night, with an earthquake at 9 a clock at night.
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