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 |
|---|---|
| A13219 | The most memorable of his acts( and was it not memorable indeed?) |
| A13219 | What the Spanish tongue but the same Latine mingled with the ancient Gothish, and some others? |
| A02404 | Signatures: A- C⁴ D²(-D2, blank?). |
| A08260 | Being brought before the Magistrates, it was demaunded of whence he was? |
| A08260 | He told them, as meane in birth as in fortune: what mooued you( quoth they) to forsake your Countrey? |
| A08260 | They askt him of what degree? |
| A44509 | Hath God ever engaged his Word to the contrary? |
| A01744 | And if searchable, why not rather fetched from some later Comets or pretending Starrs, which since this haue appeared within our Horizon? |
| A01744 | And was not this false Latine so to joyne With Female gender that case Masculine? |
| A01744 | But what followeth hereupon? |
| A01744 | Ille oculis postquam saevi monumenta doloris Exuviasque hausit, surijs accensus,& ira Terribilis, Tune hinc spolijs indute meorum Eripiare mihi? |
| A01744 | Sutably hereto why may not some significant power bee graunted to this high heauenly, more then ordinary, spectacle? |
| A01744 | Why not thence modest, and sober collection, and probable inference be made? |
| A13221 | How often hath victory( and that almost visibly too, I am sure, sensibly) come ryding downe upon the triumphant wings of devout prayer? |
| A13221 | O Quem te memorem, clarorum maxime Regum? |
| A13221 | Quaevè feram meritis nomina digna tuis? |
| A13221 | Revenge now thine owne honour, O Lord; why should thine and our enemies say, Where is now their God? |
| A13221 | What does Saxony and Brandenburg all this while, that they joyne not with the King of Sweden? |
| A13221 | doth your Generall thinke mee worthy of no better a style then of a Cavalier? |
| A13221 | nor in the open field done dutie against a foe? |
| A13221 | what though the fayre Armes that you put on, be for ornament rather, than for defence? |
| A13221 | will the King of Sweden beare us? |
| A40104 | But, what( say they) hapned? |
| A40104 | By what right the Tutors straine to vindicate to themselves a power( chiefly Regall) over their designed Queen, as themselves call her? |
| A40104 | Further, without a Governour, to whom should the Subjects have addressed their Complaints? |
| A40104 | How much more prudently may his Majesty abolish, not nourish discord by the misery of the Subject, wherewith doubtlesse God is offended? |
| A40104 | If such be not, who can be eternally happy? |
| A40104 | Splendida Miseria? |
| A40104 | To John and his Heirs the States of Suethland by a most solemn Act in the year 1590. confirm the Succession; but hath this ought more of stability? |
| A40104 | We may observe, the Mediators turne Parties for precedencie and formalities, which, in a just valuation, what amount they unto? |
| A40104 | What is this, but putting the feet to do the work of the hands? |
| A40104 | What shall We call these Greatnesses so subject to mutability? |
| A40104 | What shall We conclude upon the whole? |
| A40104 | When should Crimes be punished? |
| A40104 | yet admit that sundry of our Senatoriall Patriots were there, were it lawfull for them to draw the controversies of the Suethes thither? |