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 1    1,    2|     all~ ~respects, then this famous Cittie doth affoord thee,
 2    1,    9|      learned Physitian, a man famous for skill, and farre~ ~renowned,
 3    2,    3|  absolute in wisedome, and so famous a Souldier;~ ~that (as some
 4    2,    4|          Opinion hath made it famous for long time, that the
 5    2,    9|   before him, with a world of famous witnesses, to heare his
 6    2,    9|    she lived, shee was most~ ~famous for her manifold vertues.
 7    2,   10|    wherein was one Pagamino a famous~ ~Pyrate, who espying the
 8    3,    7|       a rich Merchant, and of famous~ ~report.~ ~ While matters
 9    4,    2|  renowne for holinesse was so famous in those parts,~ ~as Saint
10    4,    2|    reach unto, and it is made famous by generall~ ~notion; then
11    4,    4|  choicest pride of Art.~ ~ Of famous, vertuous, and worthy men,
12    4,    6|         Religious Abbey, very famous for devotion and sanctity,
13    4,    8|      Leonardo Sighiero~ ~your famous Father; you may returne
14    4,   10|      lived in Salerne, a very famous Physitian, named Signieur~ ~
15    5,    9|        MAGNANIMOUS MINDE OF A FAMOUS LADY~ ~ ~ ~ Frederigo, of
16    7,    6|      In our City of Florence, famous for some good, though as
17    8,    7|       art, to make my revenge famous on thee.~ ~ I am not ignorant,
18    8,    9|  highly honoured him. The two famous~ ~Schollers, were very helpefull
19    8,    9|  excellent a secret unto this famous Physitian. The Doctour,
20    9,    2|      a goodly Monastery, very famous for Holinesse and~ ~Religion,
21    9,    9|  together unto~ ~Salomon, the famous King of Great Britaine.
22    9,    9|      by Salomon, the wise and famous King of Great~ ~Britaine,
23    9,    9|    Great~ ~Brittain, was most famous throughout all parts of
24   10,    1|        for a very valiant and famous man. And~ ~having remained
25   10,    3|  making~ ~himselfe farre more famous. And having built a Palace
26   10,    3|  short while) hee grew very~ ~famous in infinite places. It chanced
27   10,    3|      much the~ ~more worthily famous.~ ~ Nor is it any matter
28   10,    4| speake, whereby to enlarge so famous an Argument, and in such
29   10,    4|       that in Bologna, a very famous~ ~City of Lombardicy there
30   10,    6| Manfred: but it is farre more famous victory, for a man to conquer~ ~
31   10,    9|       as thou seest~ ~in this famous Voyage, as well for mine
32   10,    9|    for the recovery of such a famous and worthy Knight, who~ ~