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 1    1,    3|         divers Warres, and other magnificent employments, of his~ ~owne,
 2    1,    6|        of the~ ~most notable and magnificent Lords that ever lived in
 3    1,    6|          he heard wonderfull and magnificent matters,~ ~that he alwayes
 4    1,    6|           earnest desirer to see magnificent and vertuous men, hee resolved
 5    1,    6|         Truly this man is more~ ~magnificent then fame hath made him,
 6    2,    3|          finished, with the most magnificent pompe that could be~ ~devised,
 7    2,    4|        albeit not so noble and~ ~magnificent. In which respect, it may (
 8    2,    7|          request. Causing a very magnificent dinner to be prepared,~ ~
 9    5,    1|         performed with great and magnificent Triumph, there was~ ~not
10    5,    8|      leading there a much more~ ~magnificent life, then ever hee had
11    5,    8|       along with them.~ ~ A most magnificent dinner had Anastasio provided,
12    5,    9| Frederigo, his last~ ~poore, yet magnificent dinner, in killing his Faulcon
13    6,    4|         beeing a man bountifull, magnificent, and within the degree of~ ~
14    8,   10|          nay, many times in more magnificent manner.~ ~ But he intending
15   10,  Ind|          OF~ ~ LIBERALITY, OR IN MAGNIFICENT MANNER, PERFORMED ANY WORTHY~ ~
16   10,    2|     shewed himselfe~ ~wondrously magnificent, and to such a one as was
17   10,    2|            might be performed in magnificent manner.~ ~ The Lord Abbot
18   10,    2|         moved with~ ~an high and magnificent courage, he demaunded one
19   10,    3|       Lord Abbot to performe any magnificent action: but~ ~their admiration
20   10,    4|        have been so worthy~ ~and magnificent, yea, reaching to such a
21   10,    4|          you with a generous and magnificent~ ~act, of an amourous Gentleman,
22   10,    4|        them to be served in most magnificent manner,~ ~with plenty of
23   10,    4|         or stiled by the name of magnificent actions.~ ~
24   10,    5|   Signiour Gentile~ ~performed a magnificent deede; but whosoever saith,
25   10,    6|      that name, by reason of his magnificent~ ~enterprises, as also his
26   10,    6|      such was the vertue of this magnificent King, expressed in~ ~so
27   10,    9|           pleasant, concerning a magnificent act of great Saladine: to
28   10,    9|      dinner was~ ~served in most magnificent sort; so that if the Emperor
29   10,    9|        with admiration, at~ ~the magnificent minde of Signiour Thorello,
30   10,   10| preparation for a princely and~ ~magnificent feast, as the Marquesse