Essay

1       18| otherwise troubled his house and succession; Edward the Second of England,
2       18|        to Solyman’s line, as the succession of the Turks, from Solyman
3       28| greatness to their posterity and succession. But these things are commonly
4       34|        his neck: and indeed, the succession that followed him for many
5       41|    defects of both; and good for succession, that young men may be learners,
6       57|      long; as it appeared in the succession of Sabinian, who did revive
7       58|      long; as it appeared in the succession of Sabinian, who did revive