Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|     he doth, in the great and glorious name of him, who~ ~was the
 2    1,    1|     unworthy to appeare in so glorious a~ ~presence. For he, from
 3    4,    1|    like a Lady of great and~ ~glorious magnificence, she lived
 4    4,    2|    seeing him shine with such glorious~ ~splendour, adding action
 5    5,    1|      her, I should growe more glorious, then the common~ ~condition
 6    6,    2|      appeare to be the~ ~more glorious. Nor was any such matter
 7    6,    5|       of the Florentines most glorious lights. And so much~ ~the
 8    7,    7| answerable to thy~ ~great and glorious deservings, my voice should
 9   10,    4|  reaching to such a height of glorious splendour;~ ~as (me thinkes)
10   10,    6| enterprises, as also his most glorious victory, which he obtaind~ ~
11   10,    8|     arose (by degrees) to the glorious height~ ~of Philosophy,