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trigram	frequency
of the annals	278
the author of	105
in the annals	97
author of the	93
in the first	75
the fifteenth century	73
the time of	60
part of the	60
books of the	54
that he was	44
as well as	44
the history of	43
book of the	43
must have been	42
six books of	41
the last six	40
that he had	40
with respect to	39
to have been	39
one of the	39
last six books	39
in the last	37
the first part	37
the works of	36
of the fifteenth	35
that it was	34
the commencement of	34
in the time	34
on account of	34
in the same	32
of the first	31
account of the	31
the name of	30
to be found	30
he would have	29
of the last	28
the first six	28
in the history	28
in the second	28
and in the	27
in the fifteenth	27
to be the	27
the last part	27
it is not	26
the th of	26
the close of	26
the age of	26
one of his	25
parts of the	25
first six books	25
the language of	25
commencement of the	25
the reign of	24
the end of	23
the whole of	23
a number of	23
it would be	23
could not have	23
it is a	23
not have been	22
would not have	22
which he had	22
the death of	22
be found in	22
of the history	22
first part of	22
not to be	22
of the hill	22
in which he	22
seems to have	22
of the poems	21
time of the	21
found in the	21
works of tacitus	21
the number of	20
as in the	20
we are told	20
at the commencement	20
of the most	20
when he was	20
on the hill	20
close of the	20
history of tacitus	20
in one of	20
at the end	19
of all the	19
he did not	19
of the same	19
in his history	19
but it is	19
that they were	19
the second florence	19
it was not	19
in order to	19
the annals of	19
both parts of	18
that he would	18
respect to the	18
out of the	18
he could not	18
would have been	18
as to the	18
that he should	18
of the ancient	18
the son of	17
battle of hastings	17
of the emperor	17
it will be	17
of the two	17
the character of	17
of the forgery	17
he was a	17
now and then	17
there is no	17
was in the	17
the rowley poems	16
in the year	16
any of the	16
and the other	16
of the works	16
forgery of the	16
it may be	16
the beginning of	16
that it is	16
he must have	16
to believe that	16
the style of	16
he had been	15
of the world	15
his history of	15
there is a	15
could have been	15
the abbey of	15
of the church	15
he would not	15
is in the	15
in a letter	15
the church of	15
annals of tacitus	15
on the th	15
the annals is	15
the forgery of	15
for the purpose	14
of the sixteenth	14
the second book	14
writer of the	14
as to be	14
of his age	14
used in the	14
a man who	14
at the same	14
the sixteenth century	14
that the author	14
the same time	14
is to be	14
history of florence	14
history of the	14
the days of	14
in both parts	14
in the reign	14
second florence ms	14
we have the	14
of his letters	14
from the same	13
that of the	13
towards the close	13
jerome of prague	13
as may be	13
the annals and	13
of which he	13
of opinion that	13
every now and	13
of the great	13
of the second	13
of the author	13
in the middle	13
the spirit of	13
the middle of	13
the sense of	13
at the time	13
the daughter of	13
of his history	13
in the two	13
he speaks of	13
in the days	12
the meaning of	12
will be seen	12
in the th	12
it was the	12
he was in	12
whole of the	12
of the writer	12
in the fourth	12
the first book	12
it should be	12
as far as	12
rome in the	12
in his de	12
have been written	12
should have been	12
his friend niccoli	12
the part of	12
him in the	12
ought to be	12
as it is	12
was to be	11
the time when	11
we may be	11
the course of	11
the place of	11
that if he	11
if there be	11
to his own	11
may be seen	11
an ancient roman	11
which he was	11
he says that	11
on the contrary	11
of the rowley	11
have been the	11
the same hand	11
in order that	11
the town and	11
to his friend	11
knowledge of the	11
of the roman	11
the purpose of	11
the ancient romans	11
portion of the	11
we have no	11
well as the	11
it in the	11
when speaking of	11
if it were	11
of a man	11
of the human	11
it is the	11
that there was	11
there was a	10
seems to be	10
the fourth book	10
de infelicitate principum	10
first book of	10
forged the annals	10
in the sense	10
on the part	10
the brother of	10
mie love ys	10
tacitus would have	10
appears to have	10
a man of	10
the authenticity of	10
a great deal	10
the red sea	10
from the history	10
town and country	10
given to the	10
some of the	10
the city of	10
in the course	10
the first time	10
have been made	10
last part of	10
of rome in	10
in addition to	10
the hands of	10
in the style	10
the eleventh book	10
which had been	10
second book of	10
character of the	10
as in his	10
the voice of	10
that he could	10
beginning of the	10
the annals was	10
the books of	10
for the first	10
is not to	10
would have written	10
that could be	10
the recovery of	10
passage in the	10
as if it	9
abbey of fulda	9
from the hill	9
so in the	9
if he had	9
at the beginning	9
among the romans	9
it cannot be	9
the way of	9
to be a	9
the hand of	9
of the bleste	9
he had written	9
says in his	9
we find in	9
speaking of the	9
printed from a	9
to point out	9
son of the	9
book of his	9
an account of	9
and country magazine	9
of jerome of	9
the reader to	9
they were written	9
the wyllowe tree	9
a matter of	9
for a moment	9
did not write	9
the side of	9
mie fadres hedde	9
the names of	9
a kind of	9
in the following	9
are told that	9
the remainder of	9
middle of the	9
it was a	9
he was not	9
at any rate	9
the first century	9
of the christian	9
of the mountain	9
of the abbey	9
member of the	9
in the fourteenth	9
seem to be	9
lived in the	9
of the fragments	9
as it was	9
on the other	9
is made to	9
with that of	9
the nature of	9
that in the	9
of this description	9
works of bracciolini	9
the poems of	9
of the city	9
there was no	9
the life of	9
that there is	9
copy of tacitus	9
forging the annals	9
he had the	9
church of rome	9
written by tacitus	9
which we have	9
claudius and nero	9
says that he	9
the christian aera	9
this is the	9
in the very	9
in which the	9
the sons of	9
and of the	9
in common with	8
number of the	8
elinoure and juga	8
the wife of	8
that they are	8
as when a	8
the view of	8
which it is	8
in the abbey	8
of the reader	8
it must be	8
at the age	8
the writer of	8
shown in the	8
history and the	8
in his own	8
the use of	8
this was the	8
along with the	8
point of view	8
been made by	8
one of these	8
of these poems	8
the annals to	8
a letter to	8
more than a	8
way in which	8
have been in	8
of his life	8
in consequence of	8
the case with	8
it is used	8
be seen by	8
or any other	8
love ys dedde	8
did not know	8
the two works	8
have been a	8
that he is	8
they are not	8
speaks of him	8
in the way	8
in his life	8
to which he	8
seen in the	8
vindelinus of spire	8
the spring of	8
was not the	8
and in a	8
the year of	8
of those who	8
on the heath	8
proceeded from the	8
the bottom of	8
and it is	8
he seems to	8
that part of	8
with the view	8
in the letter	8
the other hand	8
from the first	8
as old as	8
reign of the	8
that the annals	8
to the grounde	8
of his own	8
it is that	7
sprytes of the	7
for the most	7
by no means	7
on the grounde	7
the race of	7
the history and	7
if he is	7
spirit of the	7
nature of the	7
in the roman	7
made by mr	7
seem to have	7
which it was	7
style and language	7
that he has	7
annals and the	7
to be in	7
the twelve tables	7
sons of the	7
time in the	7
after he had	7
in this passage	7
down to the	7
the emperor claudius	7
when he is	7
is used in	7
is described as	7
and on the	7
he should have	7
would have used	7
fourth book of	7
by the same	7
was not in	7
of the popes	7
ought to have	7
we have already	7
occurs in the	7
the love of	7
written in the	7
he was to	7
in the preface	7
in any of	7
the sake of	7
himself in the	7
part of his	7
period of the	7
been written by	7
in lombard characters	7
according to the	7
by thomas chatterton	7
the date of	7
to the fifteenth	7
he wrote the	7
the eyes of	7
of the present	7
so as to	7
known as the	7
in this book	7
and that the	7
and that he	7
of tacitus in	7
writing of the	7
who was the	7
it as a	7
may be said	7
is printed from	7
the writing of	7
bracciolini in his	7
was the first	7
that in his	7
the xvth century	7
because it is	7
for he was	7
of him in	7
the fourteenth century	7
of the following	7
who had been	7
that the same	7
may have been	7
in the most	7
the termination of	7
on a par	7
in mind that	7
it has been	7
under the wyllowe	7
the completion of	7
he does not	7
poems attributed to	7
of the latin	7
we have seen	7
university of california	7
authenticity of the	7
between him and	7
which he wrote	7
in those days	7
nerva and trajan	7
is one of	7
of such a	7
as will be	7
before he was	7
to his mother	7
for the sake	7
of the jews	7
not by any	7
that he did	7
the authorship of	7
mention of the	7
for the recovery	7
to the world	7
as he was	7
the hope of	7
the duke of	7
were to be	7
edition of the	7
of human nature	6
a contraction of	6
form of government	6
with which he	6
and all the	6
to him by	6
he found in	6
eleventh book of	6
many of the	6
the man who	6
such as the	6
and to the	6
have thought that	6
completion of the	6
oscur my son	6
the fifth century	6
of one of	6
in the palace	6
and a half	6
can only be	6
the memory of	6
in which they	6
a variety of	6
of which we	6
his edition of	6
the publication of	6
that we have	6
have proceeded from	6
spirit of detraction	6
of such an	6
with the following	6
in imitation of	6
which he is	6
the first place	6
the last century	6
here and there	6
the preface to	6
he was the	6
in the eleventh	6
half of the	6
the words of	6
to the other	6
the same thing	6
not in the	6
in the original	6
used by tacitus	6
to say that	6
of the romans	6
of his works	6
greek and roman	6
of that work	6
which i am	6
well as in	6
the th book	6
this poem is	6
it was in	6
him on the	6
a par with	6
on the playne	6
instead of the	6
a copy of	6
of the renaissance	6
his life of	6
for in a	6
we see the	6
monk of the	6
the story of	6
of which is	6
the same as	6
the annals by	6
if they were	6
of nerva and	6
the hill of	6
wrote the annals	6
and the most	6
and now the	6
which they had	6
had in his	6
find in the	6
of our aera	6
upon the grounde	6
is of the	6
of the republic	6
al under the	6
in such a	6
of the rock	6
the composition of	6
on the sea	6
the stream of	6
peculiar use of	6
came to the	6
manner in which	6
we are to	6
out of his	6
and the annals	6
the first to	6
abbey of corvey	6
could not be	6
of cardinal beaufort	6
the most part	6
the production of	6
to such an	6
the last of	6
the present day	6
the two parts	6
of the kind	6
he would be	6
thing to be	6
was a very	6
attributed to rowley	6
his letters to	6
he says in	6
engaged in the	6
of the ancients	6
a modern european	6
of the other	6
he wanted to	6
but that he	6
the power of	6
on the bloudie	6
with regard to	6
it might be	6
spoken of as	6
it is written	6
the fact that	6
volume of his	6
works of the	6
the contents of	6
of what he	6
to this day	6
of the latter	6
the work of	6
the inhabitants of	6
a corruption of	6
the xv century	6
guarino of verona	6
discovery of the	6
the first of	6
was one of	6
of the whole	6
of the town	6
editors of tacitus	6
for him to	6
the way in	6
of the several	6
that the whole	6
of the original	6
tacitus in the	6
in his work	6
of the greatest	6
by the side	6
men of the	6
the position of	6
in the monastery	6
the annals are	6
balade of charitie	6
that he wrote	6
supposed to have	6
as the author	6
days of the	6
and the last	6
be seen in	6
so have i	6
to see the	6
is of opinion	6
the top of	6
the genius of	6
they were not	6
great deal of	6
acquainted with the	6
preserved in the	6
of the duke	6
reference to the	6
for he says	6
as we have	6
in that work	6
the manner of	6
language of the	6
that tacitus wrote	6
the poems attributed	6
of the fourth	6
of the writers	6
gold and silver	6
what he had	6
who lived in	6
of this kind	6
quarter of the	6
him in his	6
the fourth century	6
he tells us	6
the following article	6
of the fifth	6
of the people	6
of his time	6
and the history	6
it is to	6
to that of	6
we can easily	6
in spite of	5
a hundred years	5
never could have	5
son of mugruch	5
not used by	5
the human heart	5
not the case	5
at the very	5
it is then	5
in his treatise	5
the annals we	5
found in any	5
the annals must	5
that both parts	5
by the way	5
tacitus did not	5
church of st	5
taken from the	5
at that time	5
the blood of	5
entirely by thomas	5
the opening of	5
is that the	5
the monastery of	5
it would seem	5
the passage is	5
the title of	5
at any time	5
the court of	5
the sixth century	5
this is not	5
to be of	5
character of bracciolini	5
events in the	5
of their being	5
to the history	5
the forged ms	5
one or two	5
quoted from the	5
a tragycal enterlude	5
not of the	5
looked upon as	5
used by chaucer	5
said to have	5
when they were	5
as he did	5
and from the	5
supposed to be	5
ascribed to the	5
of the empire	5
which they were	5
of the mss	5
stream of the	5
the autumn of	5
publication of the	5
is used by	5
with so much	5
words of the	5
with such a	5
the kind of	5
it is difficult	5
at the close	5
the manner in	5
and a few	5
onn oure ladies	5
of the fourteenth	5
there be one	5
be relied upon	5
him as a	5
instead of being	5
by way of	5
the caspian sea	5
which has been	5
a year and	5
himself to be	5
the library of	5
that the manuscript	5
he had a	5
that can be	5
after the death	5
of leo x	5
of his epistles	5
the images of	5
the manuscript is	5
the first authentic	5
which must have	5
of the north	5
he could have	5
history of livy	5
copy made by	5
of the historian	5
the pages of	5
sir walter scott	5
occur in the	5
in the forgery	5
authentic mention of	5
thys ys the	5
he appears to	5
of the king	5
the house of	5
in the hands	5
in the ayre	5
that chatterton was	5
come to the	5
that such a	5
we have of	5
by the name	5
from one in	5
to the second	5
of the very	5
which i have	5
the island of	5
in the passage	5
it is of	5
where there is	5
he had seen	5
the most learned	5
this or that	5
of the isles	5
to the annals	5
treatise on the	5
they did not	5
for more than	5
notes to the	5
i do not	5
in his time	5
written the annals	5
first authentic mention	5
the annals in	5
the speech of	5
to be done	5
chapter of the	5
a very old	5
that tacitus did	5
in his letters	5
flourished in the	5
and great men	5
the light of	5
the people of	5
in reference to	5
on the same	5
in his day	5
a manne of	5
authorship of the	5
in the church	5
of the age	5
in this volume	5
when we find	5
the truth of	5
in the opening	5
as if they	5
dialogue de infelicitate	5
to show that	5
by bracciolini in	5
he was engaged	5
and it was	5
annals to be	5
it was to	5
died in the	5
it is generally	5
the office of	5
we find him	5
being the author	5
the existence of	5
by any ancient	5
on the plain	5
attention of the	5
ought not to	5
a copy made	5
letter to niccoli	5
daughter of cormac	5
on the hills	5
history of england	5
ever and anon	5
that i have	5
prince of the	5
the hall of	5
commencement of his	5
we should have	5
the habit of	5
end of the	5
in these days	5
in his edition	5
the internal evidence	5
daughter of the	5
is the very	5
first half of	5
popes and princes	5
who was a	5
stated in the	5
the first half	5
was a manne	5
at the funeral	5
in the spring	5
and not the	5
he had received	5
he has been	5
that i should	5
is given to	5
place in the	5
letter to his	5
the ancient classics	5
his work on	5
of all kinds	5
that the romans	5
that must have	5
is not the	5
to the pope	5
the discovery of	5
only in the	5
the seventeenth century	5
from a copy	5
when he had	5
reasons for believing	5
them as a	5
in preference to	5
the reader is	5
characters and events	5
to do with	5
some of which	5
something worth reading	5
half a century	5
his mother and	5
he falls into	5
course of the	5
account of his	5
one of them	5
of his days	5
bound up with	5
that bracciolini wrote	5
remainder of the	5
the remains of	5
it is clear	5
not only in	5
they do not	5
never would have	5
the qualities of	5
feelings of the	5
all kinds of	5
a sort of	5
the midst of	5
to be as	5
all the other	5
and with the	5
for when he	5
the head of	5
is difficult to	5
the form of	5
there is the	5
the reader may	5
as he had	5
termination of the	5
or some other	5
eclogue the second	5
the first instance	5
also in the	5
to the end	5
description of the	5
in the third	5
fair as the	5
duke of gloucester	5
oure ladies chyrche	5
made by tacitus	5
used as a	5
are found in	5
when it was	5
the attention of	5
th of november	5
part of this	5
was the author	5
by the ancient	5
in the twelfth	5
a century after	5
of tacitus and	5
gon to hys	5
the bloudie grounde	5
in that part	5
to have made	5
of the old	5
an end to	5
of the state	5
who had not	5
it to be	5
of his native	5
by a monk	5
he had read	5
in a note	5
the father of	5
the lapse of	5
sense of the	5
resemblance to the	5
nothing can be	5
in his acknowledged	5
was the case	5
a letter from	5
words not used	5
of the poem	5
for thee i	5
meaning of the	5
with the same	5
opinion that the	5
of the plain	5
in all the	5
only to the	5
might have been	5
but this is	5
not at all	5
be considered as	5
death of the	5
ruinarum urbis romae	5
but in the	5
could not possibly	5
in the field	5
and that if	5
and for the	5
and that was	5
was in existence	5
in the habit	5
have spoken of	5
of any of	5
to imitate the	5
a member of	5
of the papacy	5
the same sense	5
in the sixth	5
retirement and leisure	5
tacitus of the	5
years after the	5
old copy of	5
of his forgery	5
the world as	4
to the author	4
lost history of	4
the university of	4
testimony to by	4
was of opinion	4
that may be	4
a part of	4
of the deep	4
appear to be	4
the authority of	4
nowhere to be	4
to a professorship	4
symonne de bourtonne	4
due to the	4
on every page	4
poems were written	4
the signification of	4
for it was	4
the reigns of	4
the annals as	4
in the hall	4
to prove that	4
mind of the	4
if we are	4
i shall now	4
till the fifteenth	4
negotiatorum et commeatuum	4
and everich seyncte	4
the field of	4
an opportunity of	4
was in this	4
the council of	4
to think that	4
an age of	4
style of tacitus	4
his friend had	4
by the most	4
in favour of	4
in the xv	4
style and manner	4
in a matter	4
the revival of	4
come down to	4
in that way	4
voice of the	4
in the latter	4
tacitus and the	4
governors of judaea	4
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