----------------------------------- http://www2.prestel.co.uk/rey/halliwell.jpg Actor Mark Rylance, replies to Prof. Wells' criticisms: http://www.doubtaboutwill.org/debate <<Yes, the monument compares [Shakspeare] to “great figures of classical antiquity;” but not those to whom one would expect him to be compared. The initial lines say in Latin that he was “In judgment a Nestor, in intellect

------------------------------------ . Trap The Erymanthian *BOAR* . - Hercules's *FOURTH* Labor .................................... ___*FOURTH* = *ViERDE* (Dutch) ___*WILD BOAR* = *EVER* (Dutch) --------------------------------------------- http://www.ljhammond.com/phlit/2005-07c.htm . <<before he adopted the pen-name William Shakespeare, Oxford used the pen-name “Ever or Never.” He prefaced

Lyra wrote: ```````````````````````````` something went wrong with the letter B - here is the missing text ``````````````````````````` B * BAile, suretie, witnes. * ballance, a paire of scales, or other thing. * [fr] balase, grauell, wherewith ships are poy- sed to goe vpright: or weight. * bang, beat * bankerupt, bankerout, waster *

Lyra wrote: ```````````````````````````` braule, (* fol. C1r *) of hard English words. # braule, wrangle. # brachygraphie, (g) short writing. # [fr] bragard, fine, trim, proude # [fr] brandish, to shake a sword # breuitie, shortnes # brickle, (* synonyms *) easiely broken, # brittle, lymber. (* synonyms end *) # [fr] brigand, a theefe, or robber by the high way side

"Lyra" <M.Q.at.R.A@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:e923b3df-7fef-436f-911b-02aa69c40a24@d77g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... Lyra wrote: Alan Jones wrote: Many thanks for this and your other posting about alphabetical order. I ought to have been able to find this information for myself, but didn't know how to search effectively