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Renowmed

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Re`nowmed´    (r?-noumd´)
a.1.Renowned.
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24) Yet according to these men it was not just God that was being crossed by sumptuary excess; it was also the queen, who, as Gosson writes, was justly angry at the sartorial presumption of "her degenerate children": God hath now blessed England, with a Queene, in vertue excellet, in power mighty, in glory renowmed, in governmet politike, in possession rich.
The "extremities" of sumptuary law in Robert Greene's Friar Bacon and ... by Melnikoff, Kirk / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
Ye haue here (good readers) a gardeyn or a paradyse rather of nette, propre, quicke, and graue sayenges of renowmed persons, in which to recreate your selfes, it shalbe as I iudge no les profytable, then pleasaunt vnto you.
Metaphors of the Book as Garden in the English Renaissance by Anderson, Randall L. / Yearbook of English Studies
The King of Denmarkes welcome: Containing his ariuall, abode, and entertainment both in the citie and other places (London: Edward Allde, 1606), 24-25; there is also a brief mention of the Fleet Conduit entertainment, without the text of the speeches, in Henry Roberts, The most royall and Honourable Entertainment, of the famous and renowmed King, Christiern the fourth (London: H.
John Marston's Entertainment at Ashby and the 1606 Fleet Conduit ... by Steggle, Matthew / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
 
 
 
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