The fight continued with very great both constancie of courage, and variety of fortune, from seuen of the clocke in the morning vntill night.
Nor to be deprived of truth, unitie, and order under this fallacy, That constancie is the cause of formality.
Give me that measure of patience and constancie which my condition now requires.
Let Mine and other mens constancie be an Antidote against the poyson of their example.
Whose varietie or constancie thou hast no where either forbidden or commanded but left them to the piety and prudence of thy Church, that both may be used, neither despised.
Blesse me still with Reason, as a Man; with Religion, as a Christian; and with constancie in Justice, as a King.
Greatest force and constancie alwaies remaineth with those that séek to deliuer themselues from miserie.
Constancie dois become all folkis weill; but none better than Princes, and suche as have reull over Realmes, and speciallie in materis of Religioun.
Afterwardes, Menalippus remembring the constancie of his frende, and the crueltye by him stoutly suffered, went to Phalaris and confessed vnto him that not onely he was priuy to that treason, but also was the aucthour thereof.
The loiall constancie of the noble earles of Warwike and Suffolke, that fought so stoutlie, so earnestlie, and so fiercelie, was right manifest.
A while I had a liberall pension of the Pope, but that lasted not, for he continued not: one succeeded him in his chaire, that car'd neither for Englishmen nor his owne countrimen.
Vnrepriueably perisheth that booke whatsoeuer to wast paper, which on the diamond rocke of your iudgement disasterly chanceth to be shipwrackt.
If ye re`pro-ue my constancie I will excu-se you curtesly.
And as a great Princesse aunswered her seruitour, who distrusting in her fauours toward him, praised his owne constancie in these verses.
The archbishop of Yorke was accurssed by the popes commandement through all England, with booke, bell and candle, that by such terror his constancie might be weakened.
Sidenote: The constancie of the archbishop of Yorke.
And albeit shee had offended, yet the punishement and affliction she suffred was so great and her constancie so firmely bent, as she made her fault to be estemed a vertue.
I would haue men of such constancie put to Sea, that their businesse might be euery thing, and their intent euerie where, for that's it, that alwayes makes a good voyage of nothing.
Yours, whom in constancie you thinke stands so safe.
So Phoebus may at noon bid mortals gaze, Thy glorious constancie appears so bright, I dare not meet the Beams with my weak sight.
All these, were but your constancie away, Would please me less than a black stormy day The wretched Seaman toyling through the deep.
See where he lyes; did ever man but he Love any woman for her Constancie To her dead lover, which she needs must end Before she can allow him for her friend, And he himself must needs the cause destroy, For which he loves, before he can enjoy?
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