This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| A09192 | Peacham, Henry, 1576?-1643? |
| A09192 | Peacham, Henry, 1576?-1643? |
| A09192 | and what lewd art is ordinarily showen in the naked pictures of wax sould vp and downe as libidinis fomenta? |
| A09192 | and wings and feathers vnto the Ostrich? |
| A39003 | Are the Proportions exact? |
| A39003 | Be the Shadowings accurate? |
| A39003 | How strangely do they affect the Mind? |
| A39003 | How strongly do they attract the Eye? |
| A39003 | What Ray of the Great Creator''s Image is more conspicuous in the Soul of Man, than that of Intense Desire to produce Creatures of his own? |
| A09198 | Are the same lawes and rules obserued in Armes among other nations, with those which wee haue heere in England? |
| A09198 | Be there no more crosses then one borne in armes? |
| A09198 | But what book haue you there? |
| A09198 | Graphice Peacham, Henry, 1576?-1643? |
| A09198 | Graphice Peacham, Henry, 1576?-1643? |
| A09198 | Hast thou giuen the pleasant wings vnto the Peacocks? |
| A09198 | How can they be honourable to the bearer? |
| A09198 | How many colours be there in Armes? |
| A09198 | I haue no skill that way, but what thinke you of this worke? |
| A09198 | I pray you be there not trees and herbes, sometimes giuen for good Armorie? |
| A09198 | Quid Idiotae ex tali libro didicisse poterint? |
| A09198 | Surrentinabibis? |
| A09198 | This is very pretty and more then I knew before, but is the Eagle of such antiquity among the Romanes? |
| A09198 | VVhat is that you call a labell or lambeaux? |
| A09198 | VVhat meaneth the bearing of Escallop shels? |
| A09198 | VVhat must I obserue in the blazon of beasts, because I take it they are somewhat harder then birds to be described? |
| A09198 | VVhat''s that? |
| A09198 | VVhy not? |
| A09198 | Whose coate I pray you is this? |
| A09198 | and gules barry of eight: marke this coate, how would you blaze it? |
| A09198 | and wings and feathers vnto the Ostrich? |
| A94194 | And Affection, what? |
| A94194 | And if Poets devise these double Natur''d- Creatures, why, not the Painters; who can do what the other but bespeake? |
| A94194 | And what''s her fancie, would you think? |
| A94194 | And who so just, that does not sometimes try, To turn pure Painter, and deceive the eye? |
| A94194 | Ann ● Hunc quòd ames? |
| A94194 | Anne magis radio Pictor Apollo suo? |
| A94194 | Anne quòd Essigiem subrepti Martyris, Orbis Quà patet, indomito more& honore colat? |
| A94194 | But if we looke upon Paintings of late ages, how ill doth the apparrell in use then, become the Picture now? |
| A94194 | Colouring, what? |
| A94194 | Designing Lines, what? |
| A94194 | Drapery what? |
| A94194 | Energia what? |
| A94194 | Harmogia what? |
| A94194 | How for light? |
| A94194 | How many men that have Organs, and de hear, yet can not distinguish the Excellency of Musicall sounds, and find not the defect? |
| A94194 | How the spruce trim Lasse, Dotes on a Picture in the Looking- glasse? |
| A94194 | In all, do not imitate outward Ornaments, but express inward force? |
| A94194 | Neuter adest; sed uterque tamen: sed major utroque Sive homines lubeat pingere sive Deos? |
| A94194 | OUis precor hic? |
| A94194 | Parergia what? |
| A94194 | Templa Paretoniis onerâsse Altaria Monstris Quis negat? |
| A94194 | Tonus, what? |
| A94194 | What Colours in our Rhetorick, can show Thine, which more various are, than those''i th Bow? |
| A94194 | What think ye of the gods, to whose huge name The Pagans bow''d their humble knees? |
| A94194 | Whence came Their immortalities, but from a Shade, But from those Pourtraictures the Painter made? |
| A94194 | With Force, what it is? |
| A94194 | Yet, what''s the Sun? |
| A94194 | iterúmne Orbi comparet Apelles? |
| A94194 | vel quòd te redamârit, erat? |