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Indices of Latin Terms
Thematic Index of Major Latin Terms
Words for SOCIETY ................................................. 2
Words for RULER(S) ................................................ 5
Words for LAW ....................................................... 13
Words for CLASSES of PEOPLE .................................. 16
Words for CAUSES of DISCORD or CIVIL WAR ............. 19
Words for CAUSES of PEACE or SOCIAL HARMONY ...... 27
Words for EDUCATION ........................................... 32
ROMAN Words for PHILOSOPHIC TERMS ................... 32
Words Associated with RULE ...................................... 35
INSTITUTIONS and QUALITIES Associated with Rome ..... 38
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Complete Alphabetical Index of Latin Terms .................... 41
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Complete Frequency Index of Latin Terms ......................14
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Page and line numbers are taken from volume 15, Historia Richardi Tertii, of
The Complete Works of St. Thomas More, ed. Daniel Kinney (Yale UP, 1986)
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Edited and compiled by Mary Pawlowski and Gerard Wegemer

Thomas More’s Historia Richardi Tertii
Thematic Index of Major Latin Terms
Abbreviations:
B Duke of Buckingham
E King Edward IV
H Lord Hastings
Q Queen Elizabeth [Woodville]
R King Richard
Words for SOCIETY
ciuitas 1 - nation, city-state, city
Edward was conveyed into the city by nobles and citizens, 358/18; B: few cities can boast of someone
like Thomas Cook, 458/12; B: E usually not far from the city, 464/5; B: London as most illustrious city,
468/5.
coniugium - union, marriage, “the first society” 2
E: these factions are related by bonds of blood or of marriage, 334/4-5; R promises marriage of his only
legitimate son to B’s daughter in exchange for B’s help in getting the throne, 400/4-5; narrator:
necessary to recount certain events from the time of E's marriage to see falseness of slander against him,
436/5; Elizabeth not so vain to think herself worthy of marriage to E, 438/23; Queen Mother to E:
marriage with Elizabeth not regal or honorable, 440/13; Queen Mother: the sacrosanct majesty of a
princeps ought not to be tainted with the indelible blot of twice-married condition by his first marriage,
442/2; E: marriage with Elizabeth even advantageous, 442/15; E hopes that he will be endeared to the
people when he seems not to be spurning a marriage with them, 442/20; E asks Queen Mother to
approve his marriage with Elizabeth, 444/26; Elizabeth Lucy swears that E not bound to her by promise
of marriage, 446/21; John Shaw: imitating John the Baptist condemning the unlawful marriages of kings,
452/3.
matrimonium – marriage: "Jane" Shore given in promising marriage, but too early, 424/24; Queen
Mother: E had already proceeded too far in negotiations of marriage elsewhere to marry Elizabeth,
442/3; E: sacrament of marriage should be contracted in interests of virtue, not wealth, 442/12; E:
foreign marriages not always gainful, 444/1; E: Elizabeth's children from previous marriage a gain,
444/23; falsity of E's fictitious marriage confirmed, 446/25; R could find no other grounds for
impeaching E's marriage but an outdated slander, 448/19; John Shaw: rightly contracted marriage
passes on singular grace to legitmate offspring, 450/4; John Shaw: E contracted marriage with
Elizabeth Lucy, 450/21.
nuptiae – a marriage, wedding, nuptials: Elizabeth asks that her property given long before by her
1
Cicero maintains that a free and peaceful civitas requires not only law (“The civitas without law would be like the human body
without mind,” Pro Cluentio 146) but also the art of speaking since consensus and consent are needed (De Inventione 1.1-3; Pro
Sestio 91-92; De Legibus 1.17, 19, 23, 33, 61, 2.12, 14; De Oratore 1.30-33). Augustine in his City of God [De Civitate Dei] defines
civitas as “a multitude of individuals in concord” (concors hominum multitudo, 1.15), strongly disagreeing that a consensus about law
or justice is a requirement, as Cicero argued. For this fundamental disagreement, see City of God 2.21, 19.21 & 24.
2
De Officiis 1.54: “prima societas in ipso coniugio est.”
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husband on account of their marriage be restored to her, 438/1; E: Elizabeth and E's prior children
prove that their marriage will not be barren, 444/25; Queen Mother: Elizabeth Lucy is new scheme for
disrupting E's marriage with Elizabeth, 446/8; Queen Mother reports Elizabeth Lucy is E's true wife as
the day of E's wedding approaches, 446/10; whether E did not want his marriage to be tainted by
Queen Mother's sinister rumor, 446/15; Elizabeth Lucy confesses she thought marriage would follow
her yielding to E, 446/23; John Shaw: E's marriage unlawful, 466/2.
domus - house, home, household, family 3
at home calm among commons and concord among the nobles during E's reign, 318/11; Mistlebrook
runs to the house of R's servant, 326/20; Q, children, and attendants take refuge at the house of the
abbot, 352/3; Archbishop of York hands seal to Q and goes home before daybreak, 354/13; court held in
the Protector's house, 402/8; R's faction breaks into the house of Shore's wife, 424/1; Queen Mother:
foreign marriage will make peace at home, 440/10; E settled the throne in his house so securely that it
could not be disturbed except by domestic dissension and internal treachery, 448/15; B: people's loyal
devotion to the house of York, 464/10; B: R's unsurpassed glory achieved by virtue at home and abroad,
468/1; people departed for home with mixed feelings, 482/1.
gens - a race, nation, people, country
R: Edward's brother dishonors nobles and Edward in sight of foreign peoples, by being in sanctuary,
362/14; Cardinal to Q: keeping Edward's brother in sanctuary disgraces Edward in the sight of foreign
peoples, 378/9; B: internal strife brought about more destruction in Britain than in any other nation,
460/11; R: foreign nations would judge him by the standard of others' cupidity were he to take the
throne, 476/26.
multitudo - a large number, a crowd
R's faction: a large crowd assembled by Q would undoubtedly make former enemies afraid, 342/16.
patria - native country
E asks factions to reconcile on behalf of their country, 336/15; Cardinal to Q: country disgraced if son
away from his brother, 378/10; Cardinal: Q sent son to Wales in his and the nation's best interest,
380/29; Q refuses to send her son to the man whom the laws of her country designate the heir to the
throne, 390/13; B asks R to take on his shoulders a country which was wholly dependent on him,
476/10.
populus - people, nation, “a multitude gathered together in fellowship by a
consensus about right and a sharing of the useful” 4
Kind Edward IV [E] and the populus: E and the people (conflicting views about): no other ruler
dearer to people than E, 316/7; E's extravagance not particularly irksome to people, 318/4; E's
widespread and hearty goodwill with the people, 318/30; E: many dangers before a people broken
out in internal sedition will be restored to tranquility, 336/7; people asked if they knew any
impediment to E's marriage, 446/11; John Shaw's role to present illegitimacy of E to the people,
448/23; B: E's personal pleasure misused people's benevolence in allowing tax, 456/15; E: at various
times more than half of people were against E, 460/5; the people decimated or destroyed by E's wars
with France, 460/20.
The populus in general: people filled with rage, terror, sadness at blockade on sanctuary, 354/17;
3 De Officiis l.54: The “domus” which has all things in common [“communia omnia”] “is the principle or foundation of the city and as it
were the nursery of the commonwealth” [“est principium urbis et quasi seminarium rei publicae”].
4 Augustine in the City of God 2.21 and 19.21 quotes Cicero’s De Republica 1.39 and 3.43: “multitudinis coetum iuris consensu et
utilitatis communione sociatum esse”]. City of God 19.24 redefines populus in terms of concordia: “a multitude of rational beings united
in fellowship by a common agreement as to the objects of their love” [“coetus multitudinis rationalis rerum quas diligit concordi
communione societus”].

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simple and ignorant people believe false plot of Grey and Woodville, 358/11; R: Q in sanctuary to
stir up ill will of people against nobles, 360/22; R: foreigners would believe England produced people
so monstrous and savage that not even brothers were safe from each other, 378/11; people murmur
that matters would soon get worse, 400/23; R: thought edict about H's crime should be used to
mollify people 422/3; all people were certain that Shore's wife was a harlot, 424/6; John Shaw's role
to coax people to accept plan, 434/11; plan to convince people that E product of illegitimate union,
434/18; no people's love matters more to me than the love of my own people 442/19; John Shaw
reminds the people that the throne was settled in Duke of York's line, 450/17; B: planned to move
people to acclaim R king, 452/19; R and B went in the midst of people to hear John Shaw's sermon,
454/6, people summoned into curia, 454/18; B: Edward Shaw speaks very word of God to the
people, 464/19; B: a large part of people resolved to make R king, 466/9; B: hoped the mayor had
already conditioned the people toward hailing R as king, 468/17; Fitzwilliam had never before
addressed the people as recorder, 470/11; people's demeanor unaffected by Fitzwilliam's reiteration
of B's speech, 470/15; B: we nobles and the rest of the people in kingdom could have chosen a prince
by ourselves without you (the Londoners), 470/24; B: rest of nobility and people are going to elect R
without you (the Londoners), 472/3; lords, council, and people of London waiting for interview with
R, 474/5; B: lords and people prostrate at R's feet, 476/8, B: no king had ever reigned over more
willing people than R's, 476/19; B to R: nobles and people made up their minds not to be ruled by
E's bastard children, 478/22; people murmur, roused by B's speech, 472/6; people's mixed feelings
about R's election, 482/1; whether people are unaware that someone who plays emperor in tragedy is
mere craftsman, 482/15, people summoned to R's election merely to watch, 482/21; king gives
people his verdicts from King's Bench, 484/2; R pardons Fogg in the sight of the people, 482/14.
respublica 5 - weal or property 6 of the people 7
R: Q is disrupting weal of the people [rempublicam], 342/26; N: R & B misrepresent the interest of the
weal of the people [rei...publicae], 348/13; Cardinal to Q: she would serve realm’s weal publicly [rebus
publice], 378/17; Q: if you lack prudence or good faith, you will inflict an incurable wound on me and the
weal of the people [rei...publicae], 394/7; B urges R to rebuild a crushed and downtrodden respublica by
accepting to be its skilled helmsman [gubernator], 476/10; R professes commitment to the weal of the
people [rei publicae], 478/12; B: says it will be easy to find a princeps to care for the weal of the people
[respublica] if R refuses his election, 480/3; R agrees to labor for the weal of the people [republica], 480/13.
Related terms: Earl of Derby dislikes two separate councils: handling public business (communem rem)
openly in one, stealthily in the other, 402/21; Fr. Shaw: R’s accepting to be king would serve the
public good [publico bono], 466/18; B: very much in your [the people's] interest (vestrarum... rerum) to be
active participants in choosing the prince, 470/26.
societas - the condition of being associated for a common purpose, fellowship,
partnership
5 To stress the point that res publica refers to the good of the people as a whole, Augustine offers this explanation: “rem publicam, id
est rem populi, rem patriae, rem communem” (City of God in 5.18). In City of God 2.21 and 19.21 & 24, Augustine quotes Cicero’s
definition of res publica as res populi (De Re Publica 1.39 and 3.43), but see footnote 7 regarding Augustine’s major disagreement
with Cicero on the nature of populus.
6 Cicero argues that the “chief purpose in establishing” the civitas and respublica is safeguarding property (De Officiis 2.73), but he
also defines respublica as “property of the people” (De Re Publica 1.39).
7 The definition of populus becomes a major point of disagreement between Augustine and Cicero. Augustine in the City of God
2.21 and 19.21 quotes Cicero’s definition of populus: “multitudinis coetum iuris consensu et utilitatis communione sociatum esse” (De Re
Publica 1.39, 3.43), but strongly disagrees with it. Augustine redefines populus in terms of concordia, not ius and utilitas: “an
assembly of the rational multitude united in fellowship by a harmonious agreement as to the objects of its love” (“rationalis
multitudinis coetus rerum quas diligit concordi communione societus,” City of God 19.24).

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R ruptured all bonds of human fellowship, 320/12; Catesby joins R's fellowship of execrable crime,
406/13; H not unentertaining to E in fellowship, 420/5.
sociare – to join or unite together: E and Elizabeth joined in marriage, 448/1.
socius – ally: B an ally to R, 398/24; Q would never choose Shore's wife for ally, 410/7; Queen
Mother: E taking a serving woman (Shore's wife) for ally, 440/15; E refuses to have as ally a woman he
cannot bear to look at, 444/3; B: people benefit by being allies in election of R, 470/26.
urbs - city
E sends game from hunting party into city [of London], 318/28; Edward sent to London, the regal city,
on E's death, 336/25; senate of the city and a large number of citizens went to meet Edward four miles
outside of the city, 358/15-6 (2x); B: as if two sewers in London, one near the city and one [sanctuary] in
the very bowels of the city, 370/23 (2x); Edward escorted through the middle of the city by a large
retinue, 396/18; news of H's killing flew rapidly through the city, 420/9; B: R summons the prefect of
the city and some of the senators to the Tower after H's death, 420/11; E not far from the city during
much of the year, 464/3.
Words for RULER(S)
dominus - master, lord
E's daughter Anne married to Lord Howard, 314/16; servant of H sent to Archbishop of York told by his
master not to wait for him to finish his rest, 352/9; lords clearly had to take the weapons with them
when the Princeps moved his court unless they wished to throw them away, 358/1; B: stolen property
returned to its master without violation of sanctuary, 374/19; R calleds Q's son dearest nephew and lord,
396/14; servant's master [from Stanley] had seen in his sleep a terrible image of great evil which would
affect both him and H, 414/9.
1. dux - commander, general, leader
R skilled general in war, 324/2; whether each would rather let another be the leader in speaking, 470/1.
2. dux - Duke
a. R's father, Duke of York: duke two years younger than Henry IV, 314/9; duke quarreled over
throne with Henry IV, 320/18; Protector is duke's only legitimate son, 434/21; John Shaw's eulogy of
duke, 450/16; John Shaw: E and Duke of Clarence bore closer resemblance to certain dependents of
duke than to duke himself, 452/7-8 (2x); John Shaw: Protector is one and only true son of duke,
452/12, 454/3; John Shaw: R very image of dearest duke, 452/13; B: succession settled in duke's line
by law, 464/26.
b. R, Duke of Gloucester: duke uncle and guardian of E's sons, 320/10; no doubt that duke will
promptly be king, 326/26; duke: no doubt Grey and Woodville took care to conceal plot from Q,
348/21; duke sent lunch to Woodville, 350/4, ordering him to be of good cheer in name of duke,
350/5; duke imprisoned and beheaded Grey and Woodville, 350/12; duke's men blockade sanctuary,
354/15; duke named Protector, 358/21; B: duke's loyalty to Edward demonstrated by their blood
relationship, 374/2; B: Cardinal should go to Q for the sake of duke, 364/1; B: duke mighty and
excellent in every way, 464/24; B: whether the citizens of London want duke to be king, 472/2.
c. George, Duke of Clarence: brother R turned against duke, 322/5; whether duke's insolence made
him aspire to the throne, 322/11; whether R's plans played a role in the destruction of duke, 326/2;
duke inconvenient for duke‘s designs on throne, 326/12; John Shaw: duke not of sure paternity,
452/5.
d. Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham: R inflamed duke and H against Q's faction, 340/24; duke
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up to the duke, 374/21; all of the laity and most of the clergy agreed with duke's speech, 376/18;
Protector more trusting of duke when he has both of Q's sons, 396/22; R saw that his strength would
be doubled by enlisting duke in his plan, 398/4; R quite possibly had a network to spy on duke and trap
him if he should resist, 398/17; R wore down duke's spirit with mistrust of others, 398/21; Protector
gives duke rewards in exchange for his help in gaining the throne, 400/3; duke acquires county of
Hereford, 400/5; Protector and duke's secret meeting, 400/16; Protector and duke lead H on with
show of friendship, 404/17; H beheaded at duke's urging, 412/15; Protector announces conspiracy
against him and duke, 420/12; Protector accompanied by duke, 454/5; duke comes to Guildhall with
escort of noblemen and knights, 454/15; duke speaks to citizens in Guildhall, 454/18; duke expects R
would be hailed king after speech, 468/15; duke repeats speech eloquently, 468/21; mayor formed a
circle with the duke and a few of their cohorts, 470/3; Fitzwilliam wanted everything to be taken as
duke's words and no his own, 470/14; duke offended at people's lack of response to speech, 470/18;
duke saw no honorable citizens in party that hailed R king, 472/15; even in duke's company there were
several who were unable to hold in the grief they dared not display, 472/26; duke tells people that R
far from thought of being made king, 474/8; duke asks permission to speak freely with the Protector,
474/15; duke asks Protector to be king, 476/5; Protector shows look of disapproval at duke's words,
476/21; duke: have advanced too far to turn back, 478/18.
e. Dukes of Gloucester and Buckingham: Dukes follow Edward's retinue, 344/10; Woodville goes
to welcome dukes politely, 344/13; Woodville gratified with humanitas of dukes, 344/16; dukes trap
Woodville at Hampton, 344/24, on pretense of devotion, wanting to salute Edward first, 346/4;
Woodville decides to ask dukes the meaning of their conduct, 346/14; many criticize dukes'
detainment of Woodville and Grey, 356/1; H speaks for dukes, 356/5; dukes took care to spread the
rumor that Grey and Woodville plotted to destroy them, 356/21; dukes' servants substantiate rumor of
plot against dukes, 356/26; Woodville and Grey accused of plotting to destory dukes and the rest of
the nobles, 358/7; people cry out long life to the dukes, 358/13.
f. Q's son: B: duke ought not to remain in sanctuary, 376/9; B: bring forth duke, even against his
mother's will, 368/23; B: bring forth duke from sanctuary for his own good, 372/19; Cardinal urges Q
to set duke free from sanctuary, 378/15; Cardinal to Q: removing son from sanctuary service to duke
himself, 378/19; Cardinal: in duke's interest to live with the king, 380/22; Q: perfectly honorable for
duke to remain in place where the most care will be taken for his welfare, 382/26.
gubernator - pilot, helmsman, one who directs a ship
B asks R to take in hand the commonwealth of England as if it were a ship long without a skilled
helmsman, 476/12.
Words associated with controlling a ship:
impellere – to push, drive: N: opportunity will often even drive the lazy and peaceful toward crime,
328/9; R: great danger in store if we let the king's affections be driven in whatever direction seems
best to our enemies, 340/10.
naufragium – shipwreck: B: sanctuary beneficial for people impoverished by shipwreck, 370/1.
nauis – ship: asks R to take the scepter as if the helm of a ship long without a skilled helmsman,
476/12.
procella – violent wind, storm: foreboding of great troubles through some secret instinct of nature,
as the sea with no apparent reason becomes turbulent in the face of an oncoming storm, 402/4.
temo – helm: B asks R to take the scepter as if the helm of a ship long without a skilled helmsman,
476/12.
1. tempestas – storm, tempest: B urges R not to let fear of storms make him serve his own ease or
abandon the public's, 476/14.

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2. tempestas – time/storm: love for E was enhanced by the cruelty of the following time/storm,
316/9.
imperator - supreme commander
Playing the role of supreme commander in a tragedy, 482/15.
imperium 8 – supreme administrative power (implying possession of force needed to exercise it): N:
many of Henry VI’s supporters died in the more than 20 years of E's imperium, 316/14; N: throughout
his imperium, Edward IV treated everyone with courtesy, 318/19; N: R's thirst for imperium, 320/7; N:
younger Edward sent to Wales with imperium, to check [refrenare] the wild savagery there, 338/2; N: R
plans to remove both brothers from imperium, 360/10; Q: even a child forces his way to imperium over
his parent's dead body, since the thirst for dominion easily eliminates feelings of kinship, 394/17; B:
R’s wisdom reveals that imperium brings with it more cares than advantages, 466/20; B appeals to
Londoners’ self-interest in giving imperium to R, 468/14; B: R has all arts for managing [moderari]
imperium, 466/11.
imperare 9 – to exercise supreme command, rule: R's odious craving to exercise supreme command,
320/7; B: no king ever exercised supreme command over a more willing people than did R, 476/19.
magistratus 10 - “minister of the law”; civil office or officer, magistrate
Slander against H caused by Rivers's resentment at losing an office to H, 418/7; B: Markham resisted the
verdict on Burdet and so lost his office, 458/8
minister - servant, assistant, agent
Woodville’s servants still asleep, 344/25; R & B dismiss & replace the king’s servants at will, 350/1;
Woodville thanks R’s servant, 350/7; Lord H sent a servant to assure the Archbishop of York about the
young king’s situation, 352/4, 6; R & B’s servants, 356/26; Cardinal asks if the Q thinks they are
knowing servants of ill-will, 392/8; Bishop of Ely sends a servant for strawberries, 406/22; breathless
servant from Stanley urges H to flee, 414/8; Radcliff served Protector’s tyrannical deeds, 430/19;
servants of Nashfield shout “King Richard” again and again, 472/9; R: to carry out the laws and to act as
their servant was the essence of kingship, 484/4.
administrari – to assist; to perform the duties of an office; to manage: E: twice married is not an
obstacle to rule, 444/21; Shaw: the right to administer the kingdom is R’s, 464/24; R asked to take
over the burden of administering the kingdom, 466/17.
administratio – operation, management, official duties or function: Bishop of York soon deprived of
his official duties for having given the seal to the Q, 358/27.
moderator - one who guides or directs (physically); one who restrains, checks,
or regulates; guide; moderator
8 De officiis 2.26 is Cicero’s most famous passage on imperium, a passage that is often taken as his ideal of a government based on
law: an “imperium of the Roman people that maintained itself by acts of beneficence, not oppression,” in which the “highest
ambition of our magistrates and generals was to defend our provinces and allies with justice and fides; and so our government
could be called more accurately a protectorate [patrocinium] of the world than an imperium.”
9 In Republic 3.37, quoted by Augustine in Contra Julianus 4.12.61, Cicero wrote: “God exercise[s] supreme command over man,
the mind over the body, and reason over lust and anger and other vicious elements of the soul.” Tusc 2.51 states that reason
should exercise supreme command over the emotions just as “ a just parent govern sons of good character [“iustus parens probis
filiis”] – they are able to govern “with a nod [nutu]”. In his City of God, Augustine describes ideal rulers as those who “justly
exercise supreme command [juste imperant]” in service to God’s maiestas, for “ruling and protecting the commonwealth [regendae
tuendaeque rei publicae]” (5.24). In De officiis 1.13, Cicero describes the “well-fashioned” princeps as that magnanimous soul
“unwilling to be subject to anybody save one who ... exercises supreme command according to justice and law [iuste et legitime
imperanti].”
10 For the magistrate as one who administers the law see Pro Cluentio 146. Cicero explains that the “ magistrate is a speaking law,
and the law a silent magistrate.... The whole character of a republic is determined by its arrangements in regard to magistrates”
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Woodville assigned to be young Edward's moderator in Wales, 338/3.
immoderatus – immoderate: R cautions against the immoderation of those eager to hurt us for their
advantage, 340/2.
moderari – to set measure, set bounds, moderate, manage: Cardinal: Q most qualified to guide her
own children...if she leaves sanctuary, 380/16; B: R had all arts to moderate imperium, 466/11.
moderatior – E became more moderate in his final days, 318/8.
pontifex - high priest, pontiff, bishop
sanctuary established by virtuous kings and pontiffs, 364/21; B: some princeps or pontiff with more mercy than
prudence established sanctuary, 372/15; whether pontiffs did not dare to proceed with H IV's marriage to
Elizabeth with sinister rumor of marriage to Elizabeth Lucy, 446/15; bulls bought from pontiff show how newlyordained
bishop has been aspiring to the title, 482/14.
pontificulus - underprelate
E: would willingly let some underprelate reproach him for twice-married state if he aspired to
priesthood, 444/21.
prefectus - mayor of London (as used in this work)
318/24; 420/11; 432/16, 21; 468/17, 19; 470/2; 470/8, 19.
princeps - “first” or “leading” citizen, one who is preeminent in a particular
sphere; expert, first or leading citizen; chief, head, leader
1. General use: N: exacting money is virtually the only thing that alienates the English from its princeps,
318/15; N: long-confirmed sovereignty makes many principes proud, 318/21; N: offspring of Henry VI
(more innocent than prudent) was princeps, 320/21-24; E: danger of seeking princeps’ favor, not truth,
332/7; E: factions arise competing for princeps’ favor, 332/10; E: princeps and path of virtue, 332/14;
H: better title and greater authority necessarily fall to the camp where the princeps dwells, 356/16; N:
Peter, princeps of the Apostles: 364/23; B (sarcastically): people will say we are worthy of counseling a
princeps if..., 368/21; B: princeps or law will pardon, so sanctuary is not necessary, 370/15; B: some
princeps established sanctuary, 372/16; Q: asks whether blood kinship with the princeps would ensure
her safety, 384/16; N: R argues that killing of H would allow the people to be at peace under their
excellent princeps, 422/12; N: Jane Shore little inferior in authority and influence to any of those who
had great power with the princeps, 430/5; N: some say that Friar Penker curried favor with a princeps
hungry for praise [R], after the plot was formed, 434/9; Q mother: on the sacrosanct majesty of the
princeps: 440/27; E to his mother: family connection to foreign princeps often gives rise to a torrent of
troubles, 442/21; B: London wins for its princeps great renown, 464/7; B to Londoners: we could have
chosen the princeps without you, but ..., 470/24; it is easy to find a princeps to rule England, 480/1;
even if he has not paid anything to the princeps for title of bishop,...his paying for the papal bulls
shows..., 482/14.
2. Referring to Prince Edward: N: young princeps Edward sent to savage Wales to check wrongdoers,
338/3; his earliest years of princeps, 338/9; a boy princeps, 338/14,23; R: princeps’ affections steered by
our enemies, 340/9; R: outcome of battle uncertain with princeps on the other side, 342/9; Woodville
and Grey dominant men at court of princeps, 344/3; princeps defends Grey and Woodville, 348/15, R:
accuses Grey and Woodville of plot against princeps, 348/21; frightened messenger to the Q: princeps
has been abducted by R, 350/19; Q deplores decision to dismiss princeps’ bodyguard, 350/28; H's
messenger to Archbishop of York: princeps has been turned back from London, but don’t worry,
352/10; N: many condemned R and B's action [of taking Edward], as if private conflicts were being
used as a pretext for a plot against the princeps, 356/2; N: princeps conveyed into London by solemn
procession of nobles and citizens, 358/17; Q: denies B's charge that asylum is a disgrace to the majesty
of the princeps and a cause of ill-will toward the princeps, 388/2, 3; Q: princeps, her son, was born in
sanctuary, 390/2; Q's son brought from asylum to princeps [Ed V], 396/16; R's friends to B: warns

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against princeps angry for the sake of his kinsmen, 398/7; R: invokes his close kinship with the princeps
[Ed V], 408/7; N: R argues that killing of H would allow the people to be at peace under their
excellent princeps, 422/12; N: Woodville (Q's brother) and Richard Grey (Q’s son) are killed, guilty of
nothing but being to closely akin to the Q and too loyal to the princeps, 432/3; N: Q gave birth to
princeps [Ed V] in sanctuary, 448/12; N: R begged people to transfer their affection from him to the
princeps, 478/10.
3. Referring to Protector/Duke R: as a pius princeps, 424/8-9; B: by choosing to give imperium to
such a princeps as R, you Londoners will bring advantages to yourselves and to the whole people,
468/12; B tells R that he is the only unanimous choice by the patres and people, but if R declines, they
can easily find another princeps to care for the respublica, 480/1.
4. Referring to E: E was a kindhearted princeps and gentle in peacetime, 316/4; death of princeps [E]
occurred when his life was most cherished, 320/1; N: friends buried H close to the bones of his
beloved princeps E, 412/20; Shore's wife did not abuse favor of princeps [E], 428/23, Shore's wife
wanted to show by good deeds how much power she had over princeps [E], 428/30; B: law abused for
wanton pleasure by princeps [E], 458/6; B: Shore's wife had more influence over princeps [E] than all the
nobles in realm, 462/1, B: Shore's wife perfectly clean until stolen away by wanton lust of princeps [E],
462/6.
principatus – the rule of a princeps, the government organization of the principate: N: E’s reign was
later esteemed more highly because of the cruelty of parricide R’s principate that followed, 316/10
[cp. Epigram 113]; N: the popularity of E at the end of his life would have been a firm foundation of his
children’s principate if they had not been disarmed by factions and R’s odious craving for imperium,
320/5-6; N: R & B reached their agreement as the beginning of Ed V’s principate was approaching,
400/10; B: factional rivalry characterized E’s principate, 460/16.
protector - protector, always R in RIII
R chosen sole protector of Edward and kingdom by unanimous consent of nobles, 358/23; R was made
Protector, 360/4; Protector intended Q to infer from the presence of many lords that their mission was
not all one man's doing or he did not dare to trust such an important errand to a singular individual,
376/24; Q wonders why the Protector is trying to get a hold of Edward, 382/6; B to Q: Protector
worried that Q's empty fears should provoke her to send Edward off to sure ruin, 386/6; Q: does the
Protector think she is too stupid to see where his petty oration is going, 386/27; Q prays that Protector
live up to his title, 386/27; Q assails the Protector's good faith, 392/1; Protector on hand with a band of
retainers 392/11; Protector and nobles await return of Q and Edward, 396/11; Protector welcomes
Edward, 396/13; Protector gets both of Q's sons, 396/21; some friends of Protector maintain that B was
privy to R's scheme, 396/24; cunning of the Protector, 396/27; B sees that the Protector has Edward in
his power, 398/14; Protector marries his only legitimate son to B's daughter in exchange for B's help in
gaining the throne, 400/3; Protector rewards B with Hereford, 400/7; Protector and B assemble
cardinal, chancellor and others to talk about the king's coronation, then slip off to discuss other matters,
400/15; court held in Protector's house, 402/8; Protector and B led H on with a remarkable show of
feigned friendship, 404/17; Protector orders Catesby to probe H, 406/1; Protector summons lords to
the Tower, 406/15; Protector steps out of the council, 406/22; H's presumes the Protector's good will
towards him, 408/8; Protector accuses Q of plotting against him, 408/12; H asks himself why the
Protector kept plots secret from him, 408/19; Protector has H complicity in the beheading of the Q's
kinsmen, 408/21; Protector accuses "Jane" Shore of witchcraft against him, 408/26; Protector arrests H
as traitor, 410/17; H calls R, "protector," 410/18; Protector tells H to prepare for his death and call a
priest, 412/6; Protector hastens H confession since he did not want to be late for lunch, 412/12; H
recalls that the boar is the Protector's insignia, 414/15; knight escorts H to the Tower under orders from
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the death of H, 420/10; Protector thinks same fiction about the reason for H's death should be used to
mollify the people, 422/3; property of "Jane" Shore transferred to Protector as punishment for her
brewing potions, 424/3; Protector a pious pure prince dropped from heaven to correct human morals,
424/8; people pitied "Jane" Shore's disgrace since they considered that it had been arranged by the
Protector out of hypocrisy and malice, 424/21; Protector employed the help of Radcliff, 430/19;
Radcliff denies Woodville and Grey a chance to respond to charges against them lest the knowledge of
their innocence stir up rancour against the Protector, 430/26; Protector seizes the opportunity to put
himself in possession of the throne, 432/8; Shaw and Penker deliver sermons in praise of the Protector,
432/26; Shaw and Penker decide in their sermons to draw the people away from Edward to the
Protector, 434/14; Shaw and Penker: only the Protector eligible for the throne as the Duke of York's
only legitimate son, 434/20; bastardy alleged against E would clearly dishonor the Protector's own
mother, 434/23; Protector prepares to charge E's children with bastardy but only a long-exposed and
outdated slander, 448/18; Shaw: Protector's right to the throne, 448/25; Shaw: Duke of York called the
father of the Protector, 450/16; Shaw: Protector, the most splendid man on the face of the earth,
recalled his Duke of York in mode of living and appearance, 452/9; plan that the Protector would make
his appearance during Shaw's sermon, 452/16; plan fails because of Protector's negligence or Shaw's
diligence, 452/21; Protector enters too late in Shaw's sermon, 452/26; Protector hears out Shaw's
sermon, 454/4; Shaw: Protector so devoted to his mother that he hates to hear anything disparaging said
about her even when it is to his advantage, 466/6; large part of the populace resolves to approach
Protector as his suppliants and entreat him to take over the kingdom, 466/15; large throng of nobles and
citizens go to see the Protector in London, 474/4; Protector hesitates to meet the people who want him
to be king, 474/8; B: Protector far from any thought of becoming king (what the people wanted),
474/10; Protector allows people to speak their minds freely, 474/20; B reassured by the Protector's
remarks, 476/5; Protector shows disapproval of B's offer of the crown, 476/21; people: transfer of
kingship to Protector arranged beforehand and enacted in a shameless pretense, 482/4.
questores - tax agents (of E)
Greed of tax agents, 456/14.
regere 11 - to direct or guide; to govern (morally):
E: childhood must be guided by authority, 332/4; E not guided by Earl of Warwick's eyes, 444/15.
Words associated with “governing” a horse [as in Plato’s Phaedris 246, 254]:
frenare – to bridle: E knew he could bridle either party whenever he pleased, 328/26.
incitare – to hasten, spur on: odious craving for power spurred R on to destroy E's children, 320/7
Duke of Clarence's greed for power spurred him against his brother and enemies' slander spurred his
brother against him, 322/8; E: blood-tie should spur factions to achieve concord, 334/10.
refrenare – to bridle, check, restrain: authority of Edward checks the audacity of wrongdoers in
Wales, 338/3.
stimulare – to goad: R's edict: H punished lest parricides, goaded on by their own guilt, might stir
up a mob to free him, 422/10.
rex - king
1. General use: E: easy to find kings in England, 336/3; N: Wales is the proper domain of firstborn
sons of English kings, 336/26, 27; Cardinal & bishops: no past king had ever violated sanctuary,
364/21, 25; B: kings can take criminals out of sanctuary, 374/19; R: solemnities of kings’ coronation,
11 Consider Cicero’s uses of this verb: “It is a difficult art of guiding a commonwealth in the right way” (Atticus 7.25); “the
inexperience of youth requires the prudence of age to strengthen and guide it” (De Officiis 1.122); “by their counsel and wisdom,
[they] can guide and govern [gubernare] the commonwealth” (De Oratore 1.8). Cicero claims he can “guide” Cato who is fashioned
[finxit] for honestas, with the help of studiis humanitatis (Pro Murena 60-61). De Oratore 1.214 describes Scaurus as a man most
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400/19; E: alliance with foreign kings not practical, 440/11; Earl of Warwick: more profitable to
make kings than be one, 448/9; John the Baptist and unlawful marriages of kings, 452/3; R: not
possible or proper to be king over unwilling people, 480/8; N: people witness tragicomedy of kings,
482/21; N for R: judgments from King's Bench same force as if from mouth of kings, 484/1, 2; R: to
be king is to carry out the laws and be servant of the people, 484/5.
2. Referring to Henry VI: King deposed, 316/12; R declared successor of king, 320/23; Elizabeth's
husband faithful to King, 438/4; returned as king by Earl of Warwick, 448/6.
3. Referring to E: funeral of King, 316/1; King captured Berwick one year before death, 318/19; King
more innocent than prudent, 320/21; Q's enemies and King's partisans bitterest enemies, 322/9; King
withheld severity of Duke of Clarence's punishment, 322/14; H VI killed without King knowing,
324/23; frequent feasts of King, 326/11; death of King announced to R's servant, 326/23; King's
relatives envy Elizabeth's, 328/12; members of factions arrive at King's deathbed, 330/14; truce for
sake of King, 336/22; King's son sets out for London at death of King, 336/24; R: truce made to
pleasure King, 340/15; H keeper of King's bedchamber, 342/1; Q to nobles: dear former King,
394/9; "Jane" Shore hated by Q for being favorite of King, 410/9; H in danger from Q's nightly
speeches to prejudice King, 418/10; H popular with King, 420/4; "Jane" Shore easily drawn to King,
426/3; Shore yields wife to King, 426/8, 10, 11; King jokingly said he had three harlots, 428/11,
"Jane" Shore most dear to King, 428/18, "Jane" Shore soothed King's temper, 428/25; Elizabeth:
husband would be no less faithful to King, 438/6, King admires Elizabeth, 438/7; King uses
ambivalent language with Elizabeth, 438/15; King not at all used to stubbornness of Elizabeth, 438/25;
Queen Mother: union of King and Elizabeth will beget degenerate kings, 440/25; King resolved to
marry Elizabeth, 442/9; would rather be free private citizen than king in servitude, 444/17; Queen
Mother sees inflexible mind of King, 446/5; King divested Elizabeth Lucy of maidenhead, 446/10,
bishops did not want sinister rumor to taint King's marriage, 446/15, Elizabeth Lucy encouraged to
assert King plighted troth with her, 446/19, Elizabeth Lucy: King bound by no promise of marriage
with her, 446/21; King wedded Elizabeth Grey, 448/1; Earl of Warwick drove King into exile,
448/5; personal pleasure of King, 456/17; Thomas Cook destroyed because dear to King's enemies,
458/19, King anticipated lawful inception of reign, 458/25.
4. Referring to Prince Edward (Edward V): King designate, 314/8, 380/28; concord made among
nobles by King, 318/12; people obedient to King, 318/12; Duke of York quarreled with King,
320/19; R: influence of enemy factions over King, 340/4, 7; people intent on reception and crowning
of King, 342/15, R to Q: King's escort will renew feud, 342/18; R to Q: conduct King to London
with modest escort, 344/4, King's route to London, 344/6, B and R follow King, 344/9, Woodville
intends to join King at Stratford, 344/12; B and R accuse Woodville of prejudicing King's mind against
them, 346/18, B and R join King at Stratford, 346/24, 27; Dukes accuse Grey and Woodville of plots
against King and kingdom, 348/7, 9, 10; Dukes take King back to Northhampton, 348/27-8; Dukes
replace King's servants with their friends, 350/1; Archbishop to Q: promises King will be anointed
King, 354/7; seal delivered by bishop of York to Q without order of King, 354/27; H promises no
plot against King, 356/6; people comforted by arrival of King, 356/20; Dukes plan to control King
and kingdom, 356/25; city council and citizens go to meet King, 358/15; R chosen sole protector of
King, 358/23; Q puts son in sanctuary to stir up ill will toward noblemen of King's council, 360/22,
362/13; B; person sent to Q should care for King's honor, 362/23; 364/1,8; 378/6; Cardinal sent to
Q by King , 378/13, Cardinal urges Q to service of King and R, 378/19; Q: good for brother to spend
time with King, 378/23; Cardinal to Q: more in R's interest to live at large with King, 380/22;
Cardinal to Q: some deny you have right to keep brother away from King, 384.28; King born in
asylum, 390/7; B: Shaw draws people away from King, 434/13; Penker and Shaw think of reason for
replacing King, 434/15; 466/13; B: woe to that kingdom whose King is a child, 466/24; R to people:
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5. Referring to Henry VIII: pious goodwill of King, 314/19.
6. Referring to R: King of England, 314/1; servant of R: no doubt R will be King, 326/26; John Shaw
gives sermons in praise of R before he becomes King, 432/26; John Shaw: people will be moved to
declare R King, 452/19, John Shaw: appear to posterity that R chosen King by divine guidance,
452/20; people far from acclaiming R King, 454/7; B expected R would be unanimously proclaimed
King,468/16; B asks people whether they want R to be King, 472/3, servants of Nashville shout
"King Richard", 472/10, B: people's pleasant display of enthusiasm in electing King, 472/18; no King
had ever ruled over such willing people than R, 476/18, 20; R would rather obey boy-prince than be
King, 478/12; R proclaimed King, 480/24, proceres and King go inside, 480/25.
7. Referring to King of Spain: Warwick in Spain to negotiate for E to marriage King's daughter,
436/10.
regnare 12 – to rule as a king, to be in control, to have mastery, to reign: N: no one who ever reigned in
England was dearer to the people than E, esp. near his death, 316/7; B: since he achieved his reign by
battle, E could lay traps for anyone’s wealth, property, or body, 458/25-460/1; N: Duke of Clarence's
greed for reigning, 322/7; Q: may Ed V be as safe now while reigning as he was here [in sanctuary]
when his enemy (Henry VI) was reigning, 390/9-10 (2x); N: R and his co-conspirators’ plan is to
convince the people that E had no right to reign, being an illegitimate child, 434/19; Earl of Warwick:
it is more honorable to make kings than to reign, 448/10; R: says he prefers to obey than to reign,
478/11; B: the patres and the people made up their minds not to have Edward's bastard children reign,
478/23; R says he will accept because even if he refuses, his nephews would still not be allowed to
reign, 480/6; R begins reigning, 484/22.
1. regnum – reigning power, control or rule, reign: Q sought sanctuary when E driven from his
throne, 390/6; Q: made up her mind not to entrust any one man with both of her sons, especially the
man whom the nation's laws designate the heir to their throne, 390/13; in England, parliament
(senatus) and people determine reigning power, 450/16-17.
2. regnum – kingdom, realm: E: impressionable soul of a minor drags realm to ruin, 332/12; E:
ardor for glory provokes slaughter in realm, 334/20; R's faction to Q: mobilization will have whole
realm up in arms and confusion, 342/22; R: rumor about Q's sons in sanctuary in this realm,
362/14; B: Q will seek safety outside the realm, 368/15; Q: no more cautious than the common
law, which allows no one to become guardian of a person on whose death he would stand to inherit
much less than a kingdom, 390/17; B helps R secure realm, 400/3; nobles from every part of realm
summoned to attend coronation, 400/15; R calls himself Protector of realm, 408/8; Queen Mother
to E: whether he can spawn degenerate children while realm flourishing, 440/24; Q: Earl of
Warwick most powerful man in realm besides E, 442/6; E: marriage no obstacle to administering
realm, 444/22; B: "Jane" Shore had more influence over the prince than all nobles in realm, 462/1;
B: entire realm victimized by E, 462/22; B: London most celebrated city in realm, 464/6; B: R's
right to administer realm, 464/24; B asks R to take burden of administering realm, 466/17; B:
London most illustrious city in realm, 468/5; B: by choosing R, benefit the entire realm, 468/11;
proceres and populus of realm choose princeps, 470/24; B: people had nothing in mind that could not
serve good of realm, 474/17; B's plea to R not to neglect a plagued realm, 476/7; B's plea to R not
to abandon helm of realm, 476/16; R: profit and ownership of realm totally the people’s, 480/21.
3. regnum – throne, reigning power: E died in 22nd year of throne, 314/5, E became less
immoderate when throne calm and flourishing, 318/9, R determined to take throne, 320/13, Duke
of York quarrels over throne in senate, 320/19; Duke of York was to assume throne for himself and
heirs after H VI 's death, 320/24; E deprived H VI of throne, 322/5, Duke of Clarence aspires to
12 Pro-Republic Cicero uses this verb characteristically in recounting Caesar’s “destruction of [Roman] laws and liberty” in order
"to reign [regnare] in a city that has been free and ought to be so” (De Officiis 3.83).

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throne, 322/12, Henry VI stripped of throne and imprisoned in Tower of London, 324/21; R had
conceived plan of claiming throne before E's death, 326/7; E's children not old enough for throne,
326/9, whether Duke of Clarence remained loyal to nephews or aspired to throne, he was going to
be R's enemy, 326/14; whether R had thought of seizing throne long before E's death, 328/7; R:
decides to take boys' lives and seize throne as a reward for his crime, 328/10; E: trouble if factions
fall at variance in throne of a child, 336/4; Woodville and Grey's supposed plot to control throne,
356/25; Q: thirst for throne swallows up feeling of kinship, 394/16; R decides to put himself in
possession of throne, 432/10; sermons in praise of R after he possesses throne, 432/26; R's right to
throne, 434/21; after E deposed Henry VI and took throne, 436/7; Queen Mother: marriage to
strengthen stability of throne, 440/12; changing of throne depends on Earl of Warwick, 448/8; E
regains throne after great loss, 448/15; John Shaw: Protector’s right to throne, 448/26; John Shaw:
E’s children not eligible for throne, 450/23; B: E's protracted warfare to gain and retain throne,
460/17; B: R's right to throne settled by law, 466/1; R born with virtues and arts for throne,
466/12; B: woe if boy king has throne, 466/24; B: R destined by heaven for throne, 466/26; R:
reputation would be compromised for not rejecting throne freely offered by B, 478/3; R: right to
throne by inheritance, 480/10; R takes on government of French and English throne, 480/15; R
takes throne from King's Bench, where king gives people his verdicts, 484/2.
senator - senator
E invites aldermen of London on hunting party, 318/24; mayor and some senators summoned by R to
Tower to palliate his guilt after H's death, 420/11-12.
pater – father, an honorable designation applied to a senator: Ed IV in peacetime was dear to the
fathers, 316/7; B says the fathers [of the country] and the people will not be ruled by Edward's bastard
children, 478/21.
senatus - senate
Duke of York sought the throne by using civil legislation in senate, rather than by armed conflict 320/22;
Duke of Clarence condemned by full senate, 322/13; senate of city and citizens went to meet the king,
358/15; senate of London coming forth to worship in St. Paul's, 424/11; nobles and senate attend B's
speech in Guildhall, 454/19; proceres, senate, and populus waiting for interview with R, 474/5.
senatusconsultum – decree of senate: authority of decree of the senate is supreme and absolute,
320/22; John Shaw: succession settled by decree of the senate and by will of the people, 450/17.
tyrannus - tyrant
Q: no tyrant has ever been impious enough to violate sanctuary, 386/18.
tyrannicus – tyrannical: Radcliff frequently helped R in tyrannical actions such as murdering H,
Woodville, Grey, 430/20.
Words for LAW
consuetudo 13 - a habitual or usual practice; custom as a source of law
R: Q begrudges her sons of mutual companionship, 360/16; R: Q's son will be treated honorable in the
constant intimacy of Edward, 364/9; mayor told R that it was not the custom for any proposal to be put
to the citizens except by the recorder; perhaps that was the reason for their silence, lest they should seem
13 Custom (consuetudo) “is thought to be that which lapse of time has approved by the common consent of all without the sanction
of statute [lege]” (De Inventione 2.67).

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to be changing their practices, 470/6; according to the standard practices of human behavior all great
affairs must be executed with some sort of legitimate ceremony, 482/8.
contrahere - to contract, draw together
E: marriage contracted in the interests of virtue, not wealth, 442/7; [audience was drawn together by
Shaw's reputation, 450/2]; Rev. John Shaw: rightly contracted marriages passes on singular grace to
offspring, 450/4, Shaw: E contracted marriage with Elizabeth Lucy, 450/20.
decernere - to decree (of a judge, magistrate, etc.), to decide
E had not decreed anything which would give him occasion to exact tribute, 318/16; R decided to take
away the lives of his own nephews and to take over their throne for himself, 320/14; if E had decided to
kill Henry VI, he would still have entrusted such a grim execution to someone else besides his own full
brother, 324/24; certain that R decided to take the boys' lives and seize the throne as a reward for his
crime, 328/9; R's faction decide to exterminate Edward's maternal supporters on the pretext that they
were their enemies, 342/6; R and B falsely charge Wodville with deciding to circumvent and eliminate
the nobles and then to seize control both of king and kingdom, 348/6; R and B misrepresent an action
which had been decided by common consent, 348/12; B: sanctuary necessary when someone's title to the
throne is decided by warfare, 370/5; Q: I have decided not to send forth my second son from sanctuary,
390/11; Stanley decided to flee if only H would go along with him, 414/16; decided that the intial move
in presenting matter of R's kingship would be given to Shaw, 448/24; Shaw: succession to the throne had
been decided by parliamentary decree and by the will of the people exclusively on the Duke of York's
line, 450/18; B: nobility and large part of the populace decided in a mighty consensus to approach R and
appeal to his clemency not to refuse to take over the rule of the kingdom, 466/14; B: R will be loath to
accept people's proposal, since dominion, administered the way he decides to administer it, brings with in
more care than advantage, 466/21; R urges people to say what they had decided to say, 476/1; R regrets
that the people had decided not to tolerate king any longer, 480/7.
edictum - edict
B: prince should be removed from sanctuary by royal edict, 364/7; R sends herald to people with edict of
allegations against H, 422/4; people suspicious of edict justifying H's death, 422/13; crafty stupidity of
same edict, 422/22.
fas - what is right or ordained by divine law
N: R's actions violate right [ius] and divine law, 320/12; N on rumor of perversion of R’s birth as an
anticipation of what R would do in life against divine law of nature, 324/1; E: none feud more bitterly
than those whom either divine law of nature and laws should deter most completely, 334/13; B:
immunity protects anyone anywhere from unjust harm, unless there is a place where it is ordained by
divine law to do wrong, but it is when the source of the danger is the law itself that one has to resort to
a privilege like sanctuary for protection, 372/27; Q invokes divine law of the mother to keep her son
in sanctuary, 388/18, 390/14; N: pious R considered it not ordained by divine law to eat lunch before
H was killed, 412/13, Shaw: Ed IV's union with Q against right [ius] and divine law, 450/19; R: not
possible or ordained by divine law to rule unwilling people, 480/8.
fedus/foedus - treaty
R: if plot leaks out, factions would ratify treaty by spilling his blood, 328/23; two factions join hands as if
making treaty for Ed IV, 336/21.
iudex - See entry under “Words for CLASSES of PEOPLE”
ius - right, law 14
14 Cicero gives three types of ius: aequitas, lex, mos (Topica 31).

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N: R's actions violate right and divine law [fas], 320/12; H: greater right and authority in the camp of the
princeps, 356/15; B: sanctuary for when someone's right to throne disputed by arms, 370/5; clergy: by
divine right, property of debtors in sanctuary belongs to creditors, 374/22; B: life and liberty of Q's son
not in any danger from any law, 376/11; Q: English right makes the mother her son's guardian if he has
no estate, 388/20; Q: my right applies to my son's, 388/22; Mr. Shore gives wife to H IV more
courteously than other men who had less equal right to her, 426/11; Elizabeth's husband would have
been faithful to new king chosen according to right, 438/6; Shaw: R's right to the throne, 448/26; Shaw:
E IV's union with Elizabeth against right and divine law [fas], 450/19; B: right to rule kingdom belongs to
R, 464/24; B: R serving public interests no less than asserting his right to throne, 466/17; R: could
cheerfully waive right to the throne, 478/4; R: no one else to whom crown belongs by hereditary right,
480/10; R: right to and profit of and ownership of England and France belongs to people, 480/19; R:
voice of king from King's Bench gives people their rights, 484/3.
legis peritus - See entry under “Words for CLASSES of PEOPLE”
legitimus - fixed or appointed by law, legitimate
N: Duke of York tried to use the pretext of civil disturbance to appropriate the throne before the
legitimate beginning of his reign, 320/27; R agrees to marry his only legitimate son to B's daughter,
400/4; Fr. Shaw: R is Duke of York's only legitimate son, 434/21; Fr. Shaw: legitimate successors
always restored by divine dispensation, 450/12; B: Ed anticipated the legitimate inception of his reign,
458/25; N reporting others’ opinions: all great affairs must be executed with legitimate ceremonies,
482/9.
lex - a law or statute
N: Duke of York disputes over throne with laws rather than with armed conflict, 320/20; E: none feud
more bitterly than those whom either divine law [fas] of nature and laws should deter most completely,
334/13; B arguing that sanctuary is not necessary: law will excuse, or princeps will pardon unavoidable
killing, 370/15, and law protects against unjust harm anywhere, 372/26, and sanctuary is only needed
when the source of danger is law itself, 372/28; Q asks whether law safeguards property only and not the
person, 388/25,26; Q: will not hand over her son to the one whom the nation's laws designate as heir to
throne, 390/13; Q on common law: no heir allowed to become guardian of person with large
inheritance, 390/15; Catesby's great mastery of English law, 404/5; B: E's abuse of law, 458/6, 11; B:
R's right to succession settled by law, 464/26, Mayor Shaw: recorder trained in the laws of his country,
470/8; R: laws derive their efficacy from the people, 480/11; R: to carry out laws is essence of kingship,
484/4; R flatters esp. those in colleges for study of English law, 484/7.
1. mos 15 - an established practice, custom, habit
E shares habit of all healthy humans to be extravagant, 318/2; Duke of York quarreled over throne
according to the civil custom, by laws, 320/20; wild manner of Wales, 336/28; B: no need for sanctuary
because customs protect against unjust harm anywhere, 372/26; sea's habit of becoming turbulent before
storm, 402/4; "Jane" Shore and custom of public penance, 424/12; Penker curried favor after the fact: a
common custom, 434/8, by common custom, marriage for the sake of profit than sanctity, 442/16;
custom in marriage of asking for impediments, 446/11; it was the custom to put proposals before the
people only by recorder, 470/4; B: crown is owed to R according to human custom, 476/16; custom
and ceremony, 482/7.
2. mos - [especially plural] habitual conduct (of an individual or group), character
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no part of E IV's character more esteemed than his courtesy, 318/20; narrator delineates R's character,
320/16; R come to correct character of mortals, 424/10; no part of E's character more intolerable than
insatiable passion, 462/10.
senatusconsultum - decree of senate
authority of decree of the senate is supreme and absolute, 320/22; John Shaw: succession settled by
decree of the senate and by will of the people, 450/17.
Words for CLASSES of PEOPLE
aulicus - courtier
R aware of the old factions which were vying among the courtiers, 328/11.
assessor - a legal advisor or counselor
the mayor’s assessor [is] well learned in the laws of the fatherland [patrijs], 470/8.
legis peritus - expert in law
Q informed by experts in the law, 388/19; Q: experts [periti] inform her that she is being more careful
than the common law, 390/16.
ciuis 16 - citizen [of London]
blockade of sanctuary leads citizens to be on guard for sudden disaster, 354/23; city council and large
number of citizens meet Edward outside London, 358/16; Edward conveyed to city by solemn
procession of nobles and citizens, 358/18; Edward Shaw promised profits if he managed citizens
according to R's faction's liking, 432/18; B: Thomas Cook fellow citizen of Londoners, 458/12; B:
Shore's wife stolen from Londoners’ fellow citizen, 462/6; B: citizens of London were the principal
sufferers of Ed IV's wrongdoing, 462/23; B calls Londoners the most honorable citizens of the most
illustrious city, 468/5; Mayor Shaw to B: customary for proposal to be presented to citizens by recorder,
470/5; citizens turned their heads and looked back in amazement at Nashfield's servants acclaiming R
king, 472/11; no honorable citizens hailed R king, 472/16; large throng of nobles and citizens went to
see R, 474/3.
priuatus – private citizen: Ed IV: would not have sacrificed so many men's heads if he were able as a
private citizen to foresee and anticipate ill effects of ardor for glory, 334/22; Ed IV: would rather be a
private citizen than a king in servitude, 444/17.
comes - companion
R and B bid their companions to make ready to leave Hampton, 344/23; some suspect that some
companions of R and B secretly given orders to forcibly take son from Q if she persisted in withholding
him, 378/1; companion to Cardinal during his visit to Q, 382/32; no companions chosen to accompany
Q's son out of sanctuary, 392/15; Cardinal and companions receive Q's son, 396/10; Stanley determined
to flee with H as his companion, 414/17; even some of R's companions grieve at R's nomination to
throne, 472/27.
comes - earl, count
the Earl of Surrey, 314/16; R and B assemble the Cardinal, chancellor, archbishop, and Earl of Derby,
400/17; Earl of Derby mistrusts circumstances, 402/17; Earl of Derby would have opposed R and B if H
16 Cicero defines the “good citizen” as one who “ought first, in private relations, to live on fair and equal terms with his fellowcitizens,
with a spirit neither servile and grovelling nor yet domineering; and second, in matters pertaining to the
commonwealth, to labour for her peace and honor [honestas]” (De Officiis 1.124).

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had not detained him, 404/10; Earl of Derby almost decapitated by Middleton, 410/20; Earl of Derby
and Middleton quarreled about land holdings, 410/24; uncertain whether Earl ejected Middleton from
occupancy by violence or legal action, 410/26; powerful Earl of Warwick, 436/7; Earl of Warwick E's
ambassador, 442/6; E: Earl of Warwick will not oppose his decision to marry Elizabeth, 444/12; Earl of
Warwick angry at E for pointless mission, 448/4; E kills Earl of Warwick in battle at Barnet, 448/14.
comitatus - escort
Q was persuaded to dismiss Edward's escort, 344/4; R and B prepare escort to follow Woodville and
Grey, 344/25; R and B follow an escort split into two companies not far from Edward, 346/28; Edward
escorted to London by R and B with magnificent escort, 356/20; B speaks at Guildhall accompanied by
escort of noblemen and knights, 454/16; R arrives at Westminster Hall with escort, 482/25.
iudex – judge
B: Markham chief of judges resisted E's wanton sentence of Burdet, 458/7; remaining judges deliberately
twisted law to suit E, 458/9.
1. iudicare – to judge: Cardinal to Q: judgment passed by the common sentence of all that Q should
leave sanctuary, 380/21.
2. iudicium – judgment: H: you must pass judgment on Grey and Woodville's suspected plot, 356/8;
Cardinal to Q: Q's son does not have judgment to ask for admission to sanctuary, 386/2; narrator:
people's judgment of "Jane" Shore's past beauty inaccurate, 426/21; recorder prevents erroneous
judgments from being given through ignorance of law, 470/9.
3. iudicium – legal case: all types of legal cases argued from every part of realm at Westminster Hall,
482/26-27.
questio - public judicial investigation; the court, the judges
B: sanctuary makes sense when someone's right to the throne comes under investigation, but..., 370/4.
nobilis – noble, nobleman
H a noble, 330/11; Grey and Woodville's false plot to eliminate nobles, 348/7, 358/7; R: Q in
sanctuary to stir up bitterness against the nobles of king's council, 360/21; R: Q's sanctuary dishonorable
to nobles, 362/12; almost all nobles present for R's speech against sanctuary of Q, 364/16; cardinal
escorted to Q in sanctuary by several nobles, 376/23; Cardinal to Q: nobles considers it outrageous for
her to keep Edward in sanctuary, 378/6; one of nobles speaks to Q against sanctuary, 382/32; Q had no
reason to doubt good faith of several of nobles in Cardinals escort, 392/23; nobles meet to talk over
coronation program, 400/18; without Catesby's dissembling many nobles would have confronted R's
plots, 404/11; R summons nobles to the Tower, 406/19; nobles most opposed to R slain, 432/4; B
came to Guildhall with sizeable escort of nobles, 454/15, 19; B: how small a part of the noble proceres
were remaining!, 460/20; Shore's wife had more influence with E than all the nobles, 462/2; nobles and
large part of populace resolved in mighty consensus propose R as king, 466/9; large throng of nobles and
citizens went to see R, 474/3
nobilitas – distinction, loftiness of character, rank, well-born: R: Edward's playmate ought to be
almost his equal in rank, 362/6; H came from old knightly family for which he himself gained rank,
420/2; Elizabeth Grey of lofty and ancient rank on her mother's side, 436/12.
orator 17 - a public speaker, advocate
oratio – speech: Ed IV: speech often makes something innocently done appear sinister, 332/21; last
speech of Ed IV, 336/8; Woodville marvels at the speech of R and B accusing him, 346/20; some try
to exaggerate in speech the gravity of R's blockade on the sanctuary, 354/22; H's speech had
considerable influence because of good faith credited to him, 356/18; almost at the nobility approve of
17 See Cicero’s De Oratore and Orator for the character and importance of this office in a free state. For its necessary role in the
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R's speech against the Q, 364/16; all of laity and most of clergy do not suspect B's speech, 376/18; Q:
R's misrepresents her actions with sinister speech, 382/12; Q: does the Protector think she is too
stupid to see where his petty speech is going, 386/29; H supposes Q's nightly speeches to prejudice Ed
IV against him, 418/9; Penker loses his voice in the middle of a speech, 434/1; Ed IV: Elizabeth's
beauty doubled the charm of her speech, 438/8; Elizabeth pretends not to know what Ed IV wants, as
long as his ambivalent speech permits, 438/15; John Shaw's speech seems to be delivered not through
human device but by divine inspiration, 452/16; mayor suggests that the people had trouble
understanding B's speech, 468/21; B's speech received with closed ears and minds, 470/18; B
reassured by the Protector's speech, 476/5; B's speech received with loud and enthusiastic cries of
"King Richard", 480/24; R tries to win over every order of men, but in particular the colleges for the
study of English law with the most flattering speech, 484/7.
concio – speech before a public assembly: Shaw and Penker decide the best way to get the people to
accept R as king was to weaken their hearts in a solemn public speech, 434/12; people seem almost
petrified with amazement at shamefulness of Shaw's public speech, 454/8; R states in a public speech
that he is taking possession of the throne where the voice of the king gives the people its verdicts,
484/1.
dicendum 18 – speaking: Dr. Shaw so hurried in speaking that he finishes topic completely before R
arrives, 452/25; B: Shaw so prudent that no one knows better what needs to be said, 464/20.
1. sermo – discourse: N: the following discourse is written about R, 322/19; Shaw and Penker
deliver elaborate discourses in praise of the Protector, 432/25: Elizabeth tempered her discourse in a
way that inflamed Ed IV's desire, 438/19; Shaw's discourse: "Bastard slips shall never take deep
root", 450/2; R goes to his place through the midst of the people to hear out Shaw's discourse,
454/5; B's allows interval of only one day after Shaw's discourse, 454/14; Fitzwilliam qualifies his
discourse to indicate that everything should be taken as B's words, 470/13; people somewhat roused
by B's discourse, 472/6; R's responds to the people's discourse, 474/14.
2. sermo – conversation: N: conversation between Mistlebrook and Potter reported to N's father,
328/2; B: Q likely to send Edward away after her conversation with them if given the time, 378/3;
Herald Hastings asks H to remember the conversation they had earlier, 418/15; Radcliff course in
conversation, 430/22.
plebecula - common people
Wagoners and dukes' servants dupe common people, 356/26.
plebs - the general body of citizens at Rome, commoners
concurrence of many signs give commoners cause for alarm, 402/14; commoners convened to hear edict
against H, 422/5; clergy chosen for R's plot who had some authority among commoners, 432/19; John
Shaw's sermon intended to weaken the minds of commoners, 434/13; John Shaw: succession settled in
perpetuity on Duke of York's line by parliamentary decree and will of commoners, 430/18.
proceres - leaders of a country, profession, etc.
all leaders of the country weep after dying king’s wish, 336/18; R: no large escort needed since leaders of
the country were restored to concord, 342/14; Woodville accused of sowing discord among leaders of
the country ,346/17; leaders of the country consulted while the London citizens stood watch during
blockade of sanctuary, 354/24; rumor that Grey and Woodville plotted against dukes and leaders of the
country, 356/24; solemn procession of leaders of the country and citizens brings Edward into London,
358/17; R chosen Protector unanimously by leaders of the country, 358/24; R sharply criticizes Q's
sanctuary in next meeting of leaders of the country,360/13; leaders of the country sent with Cardinal to
Q in sanctuary, 376/24; Cardinal tells Q he has been chosen by the King and his leaders of the country to
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advise her, 378/13; Cardinal: all leaders of the country want the two princes united, 380/16-17; Q
objects to R’s allegation that she insults the leaders of the country, 382/15, 24 & 388/1; R and leaders of
the country await Cardinal’s return, 396/11; to distract attention, Dukes summon leaders of the country
from every part of kingdom to coronation, 400/14; even a few of the leaders of the country began to
wake up [to R’s designs], 402/14-15; leaders of the country come to council in Tower, summoned by R,
406/14; leaders of the country delighted by R’s cheerfulness, 406/24; after H's arrest, the other leaders
of the country and bishops were seized and imprisoned in separate cells, 412/4; B: few leaders of the
country were left alive by E, 460/20; Shore's wife sought more in promoting petitions to E than leaders
of the country, 462/3; B: we leaders of the country and the people could choose a king without
Londoners, 470/23-24, 472/3; R is told that all leaders of the country and senate and people of London
eagerly await him outside, 474/5; B to R: look at leaders of the country and people prostrate at his feet,
476/8; leaders of the country accompanied R inside, 480/25; R uses flattery to win over leaders of the
country, 484/5.
purpuratus - one dressed in purple, an official at a royal court
concord among officials secured by E, 318/12; rebelling Duke of York died with many officials, 320/29;
the cruel face of R is called “warlike” on officials, 322/23; insignificant knight now among the highest
officials visits H, 416/16.
recordator - “a mayoral assistant well trained in the laws of his fatherland who
prevents any erroneous mistakes from being made through
inexperience [imperitia] in rendering judgments” (470/7-9)
Londoners call the mayor’s legal assistant the recorder, 470/7.
rusticus - peasant, farmer
Richard Radcliff rustic in manner, 430/22.
seruitus - slavery
E says he would rather be a free citizen than a king in slavery (i.e., that he would have to marry without
his free consent) 444/18.
seruilis – of a slave, servile: narrator about R: a guilty mind always stoops to near servile flattery,
484/18.
uulgus - the rabble
E’s pride in bringing calm among rabble and concord among the officials (purpuratos), 318/11; narrator
distinguishes citizens between the rabble and the wise, 484/15.
uulgatus – common: E refers to profit (as opposed to sanctity) as the common standard, 442/16;
narrator: common habit to curry favor with a prince hungry for praise, 434/8.
Words for CAUSES of DISCORD or CIVIL WAR
Arrogance, pride:
arrogare – to be arrogant: B claims not to be arrogant, 464/18
elatus – haughty, exalted, proud: of E, 316/19
fastus – pride, conceit, arrogance: R’s heart of pride, 324/13
superbia – pride: — fostered by long-reigning princeps, 318/22; pride of Duke of Clarence, 322/12; E
calls pride odious monster, 334/14; Elizabeth did not have such pride to think herself worthy to be E's
wife, 438/23.
superbus – proud: (in notes below page 448/9; 462/12)

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Avarice, greed 19 :
ambitio – ambition: ambition of R, 324/16; ambition of Catesby, 406/12 20
auaritia – greed: B accuses E of greed,456/22.
ardor gloriae – ardor for glory: during reign of E, 334/19.
ardor insatiabilis – insatiable passion: of E, 462/10.
auidus potentiae – greedy for power: all three of Duke of York's sons greedy for power, 322/3.
auidus vsurpandi regni – greedy for usurping rule: R greedy for usurping rule, 360/6-7.
cupere male – to be wrongfully eager: R and B desired wrong for Q's faction, 342/3.
cupiditas precellendi – desire for supremacy: E: such an odious monster is desire for supremacy,
334/14-15.
cupiditas regnandi – desire to rule: of Duke of Clarence, 322/7.
cupiditas – passionate desire, cupidity: R: reluctant to claim throne because he would be judged by the
standard of others' cupidity, 478/1.
famelicus [premiorum] – ravenous for prizes: Edward Shaw ravenous for prizes, 432/17.
ieiunus laudis – hungry for praise: R a prince hungry for praise, 434/8.
pecunia petebatur – B says E coveted money, 460/21.
sitis imperandi – thirst for ruling: of R 320/7.
sitis regni – thirst for dominion, Q: thirst for dominion swallows up feeling of kinship, 394/16.
Cruelty, inhumanity:
crudelis – cruel: R cruel, 324/15-6; Henry VI cruelly stabbed and slaughtered by R, 324/22; B:
Burdet cruelly slain by E, 458/6.
crudelitas – cruelty: cruelty of R's reign, 316/10.
immanis – brutal, inhumane: R's brutal and detestable rule, 316/10; R’s heart was brutal, 324/14;
Archbishop of York appalled by the brutal atrocity of R and B's actions, 352/11; B: brutal to injure
innocent child, 368/11; B: brutal traitors make use of sanctuary, 370/20; Cardinal: brutal that even
brothers were not safe from each other, 378/12.
improbus – wicked: E: wicked ardor of glory, 334/29; wicked men in Wales freely and safely
engaging in robbery and murder, 336/28; B: Q's source of wicked determination, 368/2; B: wicked
plan of Q, 368/18; B: only wicked young people in sanctuaries, 372/2; Q mother sees nothing in
Elizabeth, 440/18-19; E IV squanders money on wicked people, 456/11; wicked lust of princeps E IV,
462/6 ; B says R crushed wicked people, 478/15; R wickedly tries to subvert realm, 480/22.
Deceit:
Calumniation, slander:
calumnia – trickery, artifice, subterfuge, false accusation: false accusation of Duke of Clarence by Q,
322/7; R’s faction is susceptible to trickery, 338/25; Dukes’ false accusation against Greys, 348/14;
England couldn’t escape trickery ,378/11; Rivers’ pure false accusation of H, 418/7; Fr. Shaw & R’s
trickery, 436/4; trickery as only grounds to impeach E’s marriage, 448/20; B accuses E of trickery,
458/24.
calumniare, to accuse falsely: crime to falsely accuse the devil, 428/22.
Dissimulation:
dissimulare – to dissemble: dukes' servants dissemble facts of dukes' plot, 358/4; facts dissembled in
R's plot to take over throne, 402/6; Catesby dissimulates, 404/9; H does not know why facts have
19
“Avarice implies a desire for money, which no wise man covets” (Catiline 11); “love of wisdom purges avarice” (City of God
7.12).
20
See Sallust’s Catiline 11: “At first men’s souls were actuated less by avarice than by ambition--a fault, it is true, but not so far
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been concealed from him, 408/21; some are still living and pretending not to know "Jane" Shore
who would now be her partners in adversity had she not once salvaged their fortunes, 430/12;
Elizabeth’s pretends not to know what E wants, 438/15; spectators must pretend to notice spectacles
of kings, 482/11.
dissimulatio – dissembling: whole mass of troubles based on Catesby's dissembling, 404/9.
inhonestus – dishonorable: R: sanctuary of Q's son dishonorable to noblemen, 362/12; Q: sanctuary
not dishonorable, 382/9; E spoke to Elizabeth without mincing words for dishonorableness, 438/18;
Queen Mother: E cannot back out of marriage without being dishonorable, 442/4.
insimulare – to accuse, esp. falsely: Cardinal does not like Q accusing R, 392/2.
simulare – to pretend, feign: R pretends that everything is quite safe for Q and son, 382/19; R
accuses "Jane" Shore on account of feigned and corrupt feelings, 424/21; delight feigned after R
acclaimed king, 472/26; pretend attendants of stage-kings, 482/18.
simulatio – show: Protector and duke lead H on with a show of friendship, 404/18;Catesby’s show,
406/6; H summoned on the pretense of duty, 416/7; shameless show of R's election, 482/3.
Flattery:
adblandiri – to flatter: R flattered those whom he inwardly hated, 324/14; R always flattered
whomever he met, 484/17.
adulatio – flattery: E: boy prince steeped in perverse flattery will falls into vice and drag the
kingdom to ruin with him, 332/11; John Shaw and Penker's intolerable flattery, 432/27; B: judges
corrupted by flattery in E's reign, 458/9; R stoops to servile flattery, 484/18.
blandus – flattering, fawning: R tries to win over every order with flattering language, 484/7.
blandicium – blandishment: E to Queen Mother: blandishments of future grandson will win you
over to marriage with Elizabeth, 446/4.
blandiri – to flatter: Elizabeth flattered by E's attention, 426/4 ; R did not trust those whom he
flattered,484/19.
blandiri sibi – to flatter oneself with something, to fancy something: Q: never so firmly flattered
herself so as not to be prepared to defer to someone with better advice, 364/14.
eblandiri – to wheedle out: E wheedled out what we wanted with entreaties, 318/7.
palpatio – flattery: Penker punished by saints for blasphemous flattery of R, 434/2.
Treachery:
perfidia – faithlessness, treachery: Q: whether the people who wanted her to leave sanctuary were
dupes of another man's treachery, 392/7; H, Earl of Derby, and others undone by Catesby's
treachery, 404/14; H: would rather appear to have fallen by another man's treachery than by any
personal guilt or cowardice, 416/2.
Traps, conspiracy:
casses – snare, trap: Q: R is afraid Q would send son away, straight into the trap laid for him on the
way, 386/14.
coniurare – to take an oath together, to plot or conspire: Grey and Woodville falsely charged with
conspiracy, 348/6.
conspirare – to conspire: B & H conspire with R, 342/4.
1. insidiae – [in ablative case or with per] by treachery, insidiously: R: Q's faction would easily have
overwhelmed us insidiously and destroyed us if not for E's favor, 340/6; R and B accuse Woodville of
trying to destroy them insidiously, 346/18; R and B's servants show weapons which Woodville and
Grey hid to cut down R, B, and nobles insidiously, 358/7.
2. insidiae – trap: R: use trap to destroy those unlikely to help him, 328/20; Q considered any way
out for her son would lead straight to a trap, 392/18; R possibly set up trap to destroy B if he should
resist, 398/18; H glad that trap set for herald Hastings by his enemies turned out badly, 418/16; R
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2. insidiae – plot: whether the Q's faction laid plot for the Duke of Clarence, 322/8; many
condemned R's actions, as if private conflicts used as pretext for plot against the king, 356/3;
narrator: whether dreams come as warnings against plot, 414/3.
4. insidiae – treachery: B: no assurance during E's that property protected against treachery, 456/4.
insidiare – to be treacherous: H easy target for treacherous enemies, 420/6.
insidiosus – treacherous, insidious: R curried goodwill with insidious clemency, 484/9.
laqueus – noose, snare: B: extravagant spenders flee into sanctuary and give the snare to their
creditors, 372/6; B: E set snare around people's property, 456/6.
nassa – net: R knew he must try nothing rash before luring the rest of his prey into his net, 360/9.
Envy/ill-will 21 :
inuidia – envy, ill-will: at the time when E died all the envy/ill-will for deposing H VI, which had long
smoldered among H VI's supporters, at last stupified, settled down and died out, 316/11; R: can peace
contracted in a single hour...sink more deeply into their hearts than envy deeply rooted for so many
years?, 340/21; some [who were inclined to this by favor] were trying to minimize the ill-regard of the
deed [the blockade on the sanctuary], 354/22; R suddenly came from the utmost envy and suspicion
with which he was provoked a little while before to the great love of all and high opinion of his
integrity, 358/21; R: Q’s reason for using sanctuary was to stir up fierce envy among the people
against the noblemen from the king's council, 360/22; B: Q would be hurrying to send him [her son]
out of sanctuary if her zeal for preserving him were as great as the willfulness [libido] and envy toward
us, 366/16; Cardinal explained [to Q] that it was an atrocious matter to keep the brother of the King
separated from him, and by doing this, to inflame ill-will among all foreign nations doubtless toward
the Prince himself, 378/9; Cardinal: much more in interest of the Duke to live with the king that to
lead a life with the deprivation of one, and ill-will toward Edward, 380/24; Q: [Protector thinks that I]
do not seek safety for myself and my son but envy toward him and the proceres, 382/15; Q: does
sanctuary stir up ill-will toward the Princeps?, 388/1; R & B say they were generously content with
punishing only H, whose ill-will was incurable, 420/20; ["Jane" Shore] was so far from envy that,
besides the Queen only, she was beloved by the rest of both factions who hated each other, 430/2;
[Woodville and Grey] prohibited from responding lest the knowledge of their innocence should stir up
ill-will against the Protector, 430/26;R at a loss how to mitigate ill-will from a odious [inuisae]
business, 432/13.
inuidere – to envy: E's relatives envying Q's for all their authority and wealth and envied by them in
turn for no less the same reasons, 328/13-14 (2x); R: the Q envies [her sons] those sweet pleasures of
shared companionship, 360/16.
inuisus – envied, odious, ill-regarded: immense cruelty of the following period and the ill-regarded
rule of a parricide increased the love and longing [for E], 316/10; N: women by nature and not by
malice almost always ill-regard those closest to their husbands, 322/10; Q: a matter ill-regarded by
saints and men to violate a sanctuary of so ancient and holy, 364/20; B: even if Q and her relatives
were very ill-regarded by us, the brother of the Princeps could not be dear to us would are ourselves his
kinsmen, 366/13; Q: how can I be sure [that no one was threatening her]? Because I am perhaps less
envied by their [her sons'] enemies, when they are ill-regarded especially on my account?, 384/15; H
envied by B, 404/19; "Jane" Shore envied by Q because she had once been the most pleasing mistress
of all to the king, 410/8; good people and those who ill-regarded "Jane" Shore's faults pitied her,
424/19; "Jane" Shore won grace for those ill-regarded [by E], 428/25; R at a loss how to mitigate ill
21 In his Tusculan Disputations Cicero defines inuidentia as “distress incurred by reason of a neighbor’s prosperity, though it does no
harm to the envious person” (4.17); earlier in that work, he describes it as a “movement of the soul not obedient to reason” (3.7),
as “eyeing the prosperity of a rival too narrowly” (3.20), and as being “pained by another’s prosperity” (3.21). Aristotle defined it
as “pain at the good fortune of others” (Rhetoric 2.10).

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will from a ill-regarded business concerning him, 432/13; R spoke of the evils of dissension and the
blessings of peace so that fear would not make him ill-regarded by anyone, 484/8.
Factions :
castra – camp: Archbishop: better title and greater authority necessarily fall to the camp where the
princeps dwells, 356/16.
contentio – contention: E: pride and lust for supremacy in illustrious noblemen's hearts never cease to
creep forth into contention, 334/16; Dr. Shaw elaborated this topic [of the illegitimacy of E's marriage
and children] with great contention, 450/24.
discordare – to differ, quarrel, be at variance: E: factions make princes apt to quarrel, 330/22; B
falsely reproached R for immense favors to him, 400/9; B: never such discord as in E's reign, 460/13.
discordia – discord: E: discord polarizes the princes' supporters, 330/5; E discord threatens members
of factions most of all, 336/4; renewal of discord threatened by prince's escort, 342/19; Woodville
accused by R & B of sowing discord among proceres, 346/17.
dissentio – dissension: Duke of York uses dissension as pretext to usurp throne, 320/26-7; E forsees
dissension of princes' supporters, 330/2; R: evils of dissension, 484/10.
dissidium – dissension: E settled throne in house so securely that it could only be shaken by domestic
dissension, 448/16.
dissidere – to quarrel: R: if plan leaks out early, quarreling factions would make peace with each other
by spilling his blood, 328/22; E to Queen Mother: those who quarrel greatly never blend well
together, 440/22.
diuisio – division: E's sons disarmed by division among their supporters, 320/6; divisions among
supporters caused E some distress, 328/24.
factio – faction: Q's faction bitterest enemies of King’s relatives, 322/8; R aware of all vying factions at
court, 328/11; R winning over remaining factions, 328/17; R: quarreling factions would make peace
by spilling his blood, 328/22-3; advice to advance own faction’s favor with princeps, 330/7; members
of each faction at court at E's deathbed, 330/13; factions lead to seeking favor over truth and
expediency, 332/9; factions identified by E 334/2; intended strengthening of Q’s faction is pretext for
R’s overthrowing that faction, 338/8; king’s faction, 338/27; power of Grey's faction, 348/11;
["Jane" Shore] was so far from envy that, besides the Queen only, she was beloved by the rest of both
factions who hated each other, 430/3.
factiosus – factious: R’s father was factious, 320/19.
pars – party or faction: factions in war are bitter enemies, 316/6; R uses pretext of partisanship,
328/15; E could control factions when in health, 328/26; E: interests of factions over truth, 330/5; E
warns that princes will join factions if their advisors are discordant, 330/22; E: factions of vice will fall
from favor, 332/15; E: factions in kingdom, 334/2; Q's factions, 342/3; R: faction of king’s family is
more distinguished, 338/17; zeal and hatred of factions, 354/20; H and faction of nobles, 404/11;
Catesby tries to draw H into his faction, 406/3; R decides to seize throne before factions consolidate
their forces, 432/11; Elizabeth Grey’s husband vs. E’s faction, 436/21; Queen Mother: crown falls to
whatever faction Earl of Warwick supports, 448/8; great losses for both factions when E claims throne,
448/15; B: neither faction left safe or secure during E's reign, 460/23; B to Londoners: join one
faction or the other, 472/4; no honorable citizens in R’s faction, 472/16.
Fear, suspicion:
diffidere – to doubt, to be doubtful: Q does not doubt someone could be found to keep son in good
health, 380/7; Q not so suspicious as to doubt good faith of lords, 394/5; Earl of Derby felt prescient
mistrust, 402/17.
metuere – to fear: nobles revered rather than feared E, 318/14, R feared Q would send son outside
Britain, 360/12; B: Q fears imaginary danger, 368/4; B: let Q fear in good earnest, 368/5; B: those

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afflicted by fear do not even have confidence in a sanctuary, 368/9; B: Q does not fear danger,
368/16; Q to Cardinal: do not be surprised if I fear same people who have put guiltless men in chains,
384/4; Cardinal: Q's fear for herself has no basis at all, 384/11; Cardinal: others fear to leave son with
Q, 384/25; the right [fas] of maternal devotion is allowed to fear even groundless things, 390/14;
narrator: no one knew what prompted his fear, 402/2; H was in no real danger when he was afraid,
418/25; Elizabeth awed by the glamour of E, feared by others, deferring to her, 426/4; both Protector
and John Shaw feared the Protector would come before he was mentioned in Shaw's speech, 452/23;
Fitzwilliam fears reprisals if he refuses to reiterate B's speech, 470/12.
meticulosus – fearful: B: Q fearful of imaginary danger, 368/4; H: whether Stanley fearful enough to
be frightened by vain specters of dreams, 414/19.
metus – fear: no fear from abroad during E's reign, 318/11; prince's escort would undoubtedly cast
fear on her enemies, 342/16; fear and sadness everywhere after blockade on sanctuary, 354/18;
Cardinal: womanly fear keeps Q and son in sanctuary, 366/4; B: objects to Q's womanly fear, 366/6;
B: Q keeps son in sanctuary out of malice, not fear, 368/3; B: Q's irrational fears imagine her son is in
great danger, 368/8; B: Q's female perversity will send son away on pretext of fear, 368/25; B:
bishops or princes' successors maintained sanctuary with a kind of religious fear, 372/17; B: Q's
childish fear, 376/4; Q: objects to her fear called malice, 382/14; Cardinal to Q: Protector worries
about Q's fanciful fears, 386/7; H shares his fear and grief with the herald Hastings, 418/3; judges
corrupted by fear or obsequiousness during E's reign, 458/9; B: E unrestrained by any fear of God,
462/14; whether all keep silent after B's speech, dumbstruck with admiration or fear, 470/1; R speaks
of the evils of dissension to keep anyone from turning against him through fear, 484/8.
pauescere – to fear: narrator: could not tell whom you should rely on and whom you should fear,
398/20; everyone but the Protector's accomplices had good reason to be terrified, 410/3; H: whether
Stanley timid enough to be frightened by vain specters of dreams, 414/19.
pauidus – trembling, fearful: Q took sanctuary because anxious and fearful, 350/8; R denounces H to
fearful listeners, 408/5.
pauor – fear: Archbishop of York: Q in sanctuary; scene full of fear, 352/20; those who favored the Q
were transfixed with fear, 408/15; R takes advantage of people's fear and uncertainty, 432/9.
pertimescere – to grow afraid: Cardinal: the more afraid Q's becomes, the more others are frightened
to leave boy in Q's hands, 384/24.
suspicari – to suspect: some people suspect R's involvement in Duke of Clarence's death, 326/1; all of
laity and most of clergy do not suspect B's speech, 376/19; some suspect secret orders given to force
Q's son out of sanctuary, 376/27; R and B lead H on with feigned friendship to keep him from
suspecting plot, 404/17.
suspicio – suspicion: story about R before any suspicion of treachery, 328/4; R quite recently the
object of burning hatred and suspicion, 358/21; B: Q's false suspicion of danger, 368/14; Q: if boy
should die naturally under R's care, he would come under suspicion of treachery, 382/8; people
spread suspicion of R's motives, 400/23.
suspiciosus – suspicious: Q: not so suspicious as to doubt noble and Cardinal's good faith, 394/5.
terror – terror: dream afflicts Stanley with mortal terror, 414/15.
terrere – to terrify: E: blot of twice-married state does not have me particularly terrified, 444/20.
perterrere – to terrify: R: man rightly drags wife from sanctuary who takes sanctuary there out of
weariness with her husband but claims to be scared of him, 374/25.
timere – to fear, be frightened: B: Q is not frightened for herself or her son, 366/8; B: the more the
Q's fears to entrust son to us, the more we should be frightened to leave boy in Q's hands, 368/6-7; Q:
R fears she might sent son away, 386/11; Q to Cardinal: I seem to you to be overly fearful, 396/4.
timidus – fearful, timid: once R had both of E's sons, less timid in sharing plans, 398/3; Radcliff never
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timor – fear: Archbishop of York to Q: fear a poor judge of events, 354/1; B of Q's thoughts: no fear
before heaven or shame before men can deter wicked man from wrongdoing, 368/12; Cardinal: Q's
groundless womanly fear, 384/27; Q: no should pry into my fears, 390/13; Q wonders if her fear of R
might be groundless, 392/21; Fogg had taken refuge in sanctuary out of fear for R, 484/14.
Hatred, bad will, evil, injustice:
iniuria – injustice, harm: Q charged with destroying accord of E IV through injustice, 342/27; B:
immunity from injustice accorded to all places, 372/25; Q's son not in danger from harm, 376/11-12;
R's faction keep from persecuting "Jane" Shore through injustice, 424/5; B: E IV took advantage of
wealth of opportunities for injustices in London, 464/1.
iniurius – unjust: IV: unjust for anyone to take ill if he chooses own wife, 444/11.
malicia 22 – N: women almost always envy their husbands' friends by nature and not by malice, 23
322/10; R: May God or your vigilance make sure that their malice recoils on them, 340/12;
Woodville and Grey's servants dissemble on account of malice, 358/4; R: Q uses sanctuary out of
malice or folly, 364/11; B: Q uses sanctuary out of malice, not fear, 368/2; Q's son has no malice and
therefore does not need asylum, 376/10, R takes Q’s fear for malice, 382/14.
malum – evil: R destroys factions who are not exspecting any evil, 328/20; E: dissension of supporters
can do great evil, 330/2; E: by evil influence, people feud who most should not, 334/11; E: evil of
taking throne, 334/22; R: faction eager for evil to R, 340/2; Grey and Woodville unaware and
unafraid of evil, 348/2; princeps hopes for nothing evil from marquees, 348/16; R: opinion in people's
minds will grow to a greater evil, 362/19; B: evil of woman, 368/24; B: asylum is evil, 372/14; B:
people in sanctuaries face some great evil, 372/23; Cardinal assures Q no evil threatens her, 384/11; R
could remedy the public evil and used it to his private advantage, 400/1; foreboding of great evil,
402/3; mass of evils based on Catesby's dissembling, 404/9; H began to recover his spirits when he saw
that the evil he feared was deflected toward his enemy (the Q), 408/17; Stanley sees terrible image of
great evil, 414/10; H in evil, 416/2; H was in no real evil when he was actually afraid, 418/25; Q did
not abuse E's favor to the evil of anyone, 428/24; narrator: we record the evils we have suffered in
marble, 430/7; "Jane" Shore's memory of early luxury almost effaced by long years of evil, 430/10; E:
familial relations with foreign rulers give rise to river of evils, 442/23; Elizabeth to dear to heaven for
prayers to cause her evil, 448/3; B: E's wars gave rise to torrent of evils, 460/8; grievous evils of E's
reign, 466/14; Fitzwilliam fears evil if he refuses to speak for R, 470/12; B: realm plagued by
intolerable evils, 476/7; R: evils of dissension, 484/9.
malus – bad or evil: R: bad news travels fast, 362/15; Radcliff of great and bad cunning, 430/21; B
expounds evil cause well, 468/24.
odium – hatred: hatred among E's and Q's kinsmen, 322/9; whether rumor begotten of hatred bent
truth about R's birth, 322/29; by such arts R's firm hatreds brought fickle friends, 324/8; E: love for
sons is feeble defense against quarrels if factions have hatred for one another, 332/2; E: poor counsel
result of hatred for other advisors, 332/7; R incites kinsmen with hatred for Q's family, 338/12; Q: H
has implacable hatred toward her family, 354/4; people inclined toward hatred or favor of R's faction,
354/21; Q's hatred toward noblemen in king's council, 360/23.
odissere – to hate: R would speak flatteringly to those whom he inwardly hated, 324/14; R publicy
pardons Fogg, whom he had long hated with a deadly passion, 484/13.
22
Defined as “the crafty and covert planning of harm” in Cicero’s Natura Deorum 3.75. Thomas More was accused of malice at his
trial, a charge he strongly denied.
23
To appreciate the significance of this provocative formulation, consider More’s allusion to Euripedes’ Andromache 181-82 where
the Chorus speaks of vengeful Hermione’s envy of her husband’s war-prize and mistress Andromache. That magnanimous
Andromache is a character of a different kind, see her noble responses to Hermione and her heroic willingness to die to save her
child especially at 408ff—a heroism never seen in Queen Elizabeth Woodville.

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Violence, crime:
proditio – treachery: someone called treachery against H, 410/15; Ratcliff charges Grey and
Woodville with treason, 430/25.
proditor – traitor: Grey and Woodville's servants call them traitors, 358/6; B: sanctuary used when
right to throne uncertain and each side calls the other traitors, 370/6; B: abominable traitors misuse
sanctuary, 370/20; R calls H traitor, 410/14, 18, 19; Elizabeth's husband's property confiscated, since
losers in war with E called traitors, 436/22.
scelus – crime: what sort of man R was to conceive terrible crime 320/18; R plots to seize throne as
reward for his crime (killing E's sons), 328/10; B: sanctuary gives criminals license to commit crimes,
372/12; ambition initially made Catesby enlist in R's party of execrable crime, 406/13; R: asks for
fitting punishments for crimes plotted against him, 408/6; R accuses Q of being chief plotter of crime
against him, 408/14; H protests against being accused of crime, 414/26; "Jane" Shore like those who
are known to posterity only for their crimes, 430/6; Ratcliff never timid about committing crimes,
430/22.
sceleratus – wicked: R: wicked plot of Grey and Woodville against Edward, 348/21; B: no one is so
impius and wicked to harm an innocent child, 368/12; Q: innocence itself does not protect against
wicked men, 386/26.
scelestus – wicked: B joins wicked conspiracy, 398/23; Protector say Q's wickedness with Shore's wife
withered his arm, 408/26.
seditio – sedition: E: internal sedition in reign of child prince, 336/7; H: beware of turning private
controversies into public sedition, 356/12; B: taste for sedition, not Q's blood, got Q's family in
trouble, 366/12; B: internal sedition more deadly than war, 460/10.
tumultus 24 – sudden outbreak of violence, esp. one that necessitates arming of citizens: R's faction to
Q: Edward's escort would have the whole realm up in arms and tumult, 342/22; R and B bid their
retainers to make ready for their departure to Stony Stratford without any tumult, 344/23; R assures
Woodville that tumult would end gently and mercifully, 350/6; Archbishop of York finds Q entering
sanctuary, scene full of distress, sorrow, fear and tumult, 352/20; some people carry off things where
they do not belong in tumult, 352/25; all nobles consulted about the tumult, 354/25; axe-man
indulged his own grudge in this tumult, 412/2.
tumultuare – to be in a state of tumultus: Edward's imminent arrival in London calms tumultuous
hearts, 356/19.
uiolentia – violence: narrator: E never resorted to violence, 318/7.
Vice:
corrumpere – to corrupt, ruin, spoil: Q convinced the nobles and Cardinal could not be corrupted,
392/25; B: likelier to ruin his own hopes than rescue the prince, 398/12; R arranges "Jane" Shore's
public penance out of corrupt feelings, 424/21; E: future gain (promised by foreign marriages) spoils
present prosperity, 444/2; plan ruined by negligence of Protector or diligence of Shaw, 452/22; B:
judges corrupted by fear or obsequiousness slaughtered an innocent man, 458/9-10.
licentia – license: E's extravagance because of great license of fortune, 318/3; B: license of asylum
abused, 372/2; B: sanctuary gives criminals license to commit crimes, 372/13.
uitium – vice, fault of character, offense: E's extravagance a not particularly irksome offense to the
people, 318/4; not even R's enemies imputed his losses to a fault of stupidity or ignorance, 324/5; R:
Edward trusting on account of fault of his age, 338/24; good people who hated "Jane" Shore's faults
pitied her disgrace, 424/19.
24 For Cicero’s definition, see Phil 8.1.2-4 & 5.31; for examples, see S. Rosc 16 & Fam 15.1.2.

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Love and friendship:
1. amicus – friend: E's children disarmed by dissension among friends 320/6; R’s equal regard for
friend & enemy in comparison with his own advantage, 324/18; division among E’s friends, 328/24;
dissension of & counsel of E sons' friends, 330/2, 4; R: no one trusts an old enemy who has become a
new friend, 340/17; R's faction conspires to exterminate friends of Q, 342/5; R's faction: Q's friends
would renew feud by summoning large force for Edward's escort, 342/15; R's faction: Q and friends
would be blamed for renewing feud, 342/25; Woodville, Grey, and other friends of Q arrested,
350/20; Q groans at unexpected disaster for friends, 350/26; B: R is rich in friends 376/13; Cardinal:
Q serves interests of friends by coming out of sanctuary, 378/18; Cardinal comforted Q about
misfortune of friends, 384/9; Cardinal: whether Q is frightened to leave Edward with closely related
friends, 384/24; Protector’s friends, 396/24; H began to recover his spirits when he saw that the
trouble he feared for his friends was deflected toward his enemy (the Q), 408/17; friends take
Hasting’s body, 412/19; "Jane" Shore had outlived virtually all of her friends, 430/8; E IV consults
friend on marriage with mind made up, 440/4; Shaw asks friend for truth, and dies, 454/9; B: E IV
friends falsely accused 460/3, B: E IV's lovers become grief to their friends 462/17.
2. amicus – friendly, loving (adj.): E received mayor & alderman in friendly manner, 318/27; B:
Londoners are most friendly to E IV, 464/8.
amica – friend, lover: "Jane" Shore H's lover, 410/10.
amicitia – friendship: Henry VI’s followers partake of E’s friendship , 316/15; R & B feigned
friendship for H, 404/18.
amor – love: people reckon small favors a token of great love, 318/31; R's firm hate made fickle love,
324/7; E to factions: reasons for love outnumber reasons for hate, 332/23; E entreats factions on
account of his love, 336/10, E tells factions to embrace one another in mutual love, 336/13; R wants
to send emissary to Q who has some of her love and fides, 362/24; Cardinal says he is sent to Q on
account of his love and fides, 378/14; H considers Catesby's love and fides completely assured, 404/1; E
marries Elizabeth for love, 440/3; E: God inspires love and fides in marriage partners, 442/14; E: no
people's love matters more than the love of his own, 442/19; Queen Mother says "Jane" Shore thought
E's display of love would be followed by marriage, 446/22; R & B’s love for London citizens, 454/22;
R & B's love for Londoners induces them to include Londoners in choosing prince, 470/25.
amabiliter – in a loving way, amicably: dukes embraced each other amicably , 348/2.
amare – to love: Q: whether R loves Edward, 386/9; people believe R loves H, 404/19; ["Jane"
Shore] was so far from envy that, besides the Queen only, she was beloved by the rest of both factions
who hated each other, 430/3; E begins to love Elizabeth, 438/9, E: cannot marry a woman he does
not love, 442/26; B: Thomas Cook made destitute by E because loved by E's enemies, 458/19; B:
who could love E?, 460/25.
adamare – to be in love with: H reputedly in love with "Jane" Shore, 410/11; H in love with
"Jane" Shore while E living, 426/12; "Jane" Shore only mistress E loves, 428/19; E: cannot love a
woman without seeing her, 442/26.
charitas – love: love for E enhanced by the cruelty of the following period, 316/9; E: factions' love for
his sons feeble defense if they hate each other, 332/2; symbol of Christians is love, 332/25; R gained
love of people by concern for Edward, 358/22.
charus – dear: no other ruler of England more dear to nobles and people than E, 316/7; E most dear
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husbands, 322/11; E on deathbed addresses kinsmen as most dear, 330/16; R says Q keeps dearest
brother away from Edward out of spite, 360/15; R calls Q's son his own dearest nephew, 364/2; B:
prince's brother could not be anything but dear, 366/14; Cardinal calls Edward Q's own dearest son,
380/28; Q: E was dear former king, 394/9; Q to son: dearest, 396/5; R to nephew: dearest, 396/14;
H thought he was dear to Catesby, 404/2; H buried next to dear princeps E, 412/20; H dear to E on
account of trustworthiness, 420/5; "Jane" Shore E's dearest mistress, 428/18; E: no people's love
dearer to him than his own people's, 442/20; E to Queen Mother: dearest, 444/19; Elizabeth dear to
heaven, 448/2; John Shaw: R dearest duke, 452/13; B: E's lovers' families hold chastity of wives dear,
462/18.
Benevolence, clemency:
beneuolentia – good will, benevolence: E's benevolence with the people, 318/29; B: benevolence
used to cloak E’s tax-robbery, 456/12, 16; R refers to people’s benevolence towards himself, 480/14;
R curries people’s benevolence with insidious clemency, 484/9.
beneuolus – benevolent: R warned those had benevolent minds toward him that it was intolerable
for Edward to be placed in the custody and control of half-kinsmen, 338/12.
clementia – mercy, clemency: some city senators praise clemency of R's murder of H, 420/22; B
appeals to R’s clemency, 466/16, 476/7; R curries good will with "insidious clemency,” 484/9.
clemens – merciful: : E fair and merciful in peace, 316/19; R assures Woodville that storm will end
gently and mercifully , 350/6-7.
mitis – gentle, meek: E was gentle in peacetime, 316/5; R assures Woodville that end of tumult will
be gentle and merciful, 350/6; B: E used bland, gentle name of benevolence to cloak tax-robbery,
456/13.
immitis – ungentle: R was ungentle, 324/16.
Constancy and fidelity:
constantia – constancy: E admired Elizabeth’s new constancy, 440/1.
fides – faith, good faith, loyalty: N: good faith should have moved R to lay down his life to thwart E's
sons' enemies, 320/8; R: whether Duke of Clarence remained in nephews' good faith, 326/14;
Mistlebrook's knocking shows good faith of seriousness and urgency, 326/23; E: If they were grown,
the good faith of members of factions might suffice E's sons,332/3; R sends warnings by messengers of
proven loyalty, 338/14; R: E's family have certain loyalty to prince, 338/17; Archbishop pledges
loyalty to Q, 354/6; E entrusted seal to Archbishop's good faith, 354/10; H pledges good faith that
dukes had no intention of injuring the king, 356/4; H's speech had considerable influence because of
good faith credited to him, 356/18; dukes' servants ensure reliability of false plot of dukes to plebs,
356/26; the lamb was deliberately entrusted to the good faith of the wolf (R), 358/26; R wants to
send emissary to Q who has some of her love and good faith, 362/24; R: whether Q will be moved by
good faith of Cardinal, 364/7; B: whether Q supposes she has more foresight than those whose loyalty
she has no cause to question, 366/21; B: R's friends are men of sure prudence and undoubted loyalty,
368/1; B: R's loyalty to prince demonstrated by their kinship, 374/3; Cardinal says he is sent to Q on
account of his love and good faith, 378/14; Q grimly assails Protector's good faith, 392/1; Cardinal: if
the Q wanted to entrust son to R, they would give faith for his safety, 392/4; Cardinal: Q seemed to
doubt their prudence or loyalty, 392/7; Cardinal: Q doubts their good faith if she thinks they are
knowing accessories, 392/8; Q assured of Cardinal's good faith, 392/24; Q: not so imprudent as to
lack good faith in Cardinal's prudence, 394/1; Q: does not doubt lords' good faith, 394/5; Q entrusts
sons to lords' good faith, 394/24; Q: lords have a good deal of prudence and even more loyalty,
394/26; Q begs lords in name of their good faith not to be overconfident, 396/2; H considers
Catesby's love and loyalty completely assured, 404/1; Catesby has such little loyalty, 404/8; H and
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account of loyalty, 420/4; H restrained his feelings for "Jane" Shore on account of loyalty to E,
426/13; Elizabeth: whether it was a crime for husband to remain in good faith of king to whom he had
sworn loyalty, 438/4; E: God inspires love and loyalty in marriage partners, 442/14; Queen Mother:
Elizabeth Lucy and E had pledged faith, 446/14, 446/20; Queen Mother: marriage to Elizabeth puts
pleasure before loyalty, 450/22; judges during E's reign twisted law when innocent man's life
depended on their good faith and integrity, 458/10; B: Londoners gave E exceptional loyalty, 464/9.
confidere – to be confident, to confide something in someone: E confident that factions will make
peace if they have regard for others in realm, 336/14; R doubts if faction should trust old enemies,
340/17; whether Q can be sure of R's good intentions, 384/13; Q: trusts that St. Peter will take
vengeance on those who violate sanctuary, 386/19; Q begs lords not to be overconfident, 396/4;
narrator: could not be confident whom you should trust, 398/19; H tells Earl of Derby to trust him,
402/24; E confident that God inspires his and Elizabeth's mutual love and fidelity, 442/15; B begs
people confidently, 468/9; R did not trust those whom he fawned on, 484/19.
fidelis – faithful: narrator: learned story of R's self-seeking by faithful report, 326/18; R kills those
who are too faithful to the prince, 432/3.
fideliter – faithfully: R: Q too little faithfully making provision for son in sanctuary, 360/26; E: new
titles too much for one ruler to claim and defend faithfully, 444/6.
fidere – to trust: B: Q will not even trust sanctuary, 368/10; H trusts too much, 420/7.
fiducia – trustworthiness, confidence: Woodville questions R and B relying on confidence of his own
conscience, 346/15; confidence in sanctuaries gives prodigal young people incentive for abusing
sanctuary, 372/3; Q gives over son as token of her confidence, 394/6; Q's confidence in lords, 396/3;
Protector gained confidence when he got both of Q's sons, 396/22; H lulled by confidence in Catesby,
404/12; H showed off his own confidence by revealing fears of others, 406/5.
fidus – trusty, trustworthy: H: no haven is trustworthy for fugitives, 414/25; H considers Catesby/R
trustworthy and faithful to him, 416/4; H trustworthy enough, 420/7.
Honesty, truthful, integrity or one in thought and deed:
honestas – intrinsic moral excellence: Q’s care for her son over moral excellence, 382/11; English
hold their wives' chasity and moral excellence dear, 462/19.
honestus – morally excellent: people know R is not motivated by morally excellent zeal, 424/22;
William Shore is morally excellent man, 424/25; John Shaw lost reputation of being morally excellent
man, 434/3; Elizabeth Grey’s husband was morally excellent rather than famous, 436/15; Elizabeth
Grey stays within bounds of morally excellent caution, 438/17; B: E did not have morally excellent
cause for taxes, 456/10; B: harlot’s patronage more necessary to E than morally excellent, 462/4; B:
English are naturally morally excellent, 462/18; Londoners as most morally excellent, 468/5;
Recorder Fitzwilliam is morally excellent, 470/10; no morally excellent citizen in R’s faction, 472/15.
integritas – integrity: R's reputation for integrity, 358/23.
probitas – uprightness: R inferior to his brothers in uprightness, 322/20; Bishop Russell a man of
remarkable uprightness, 360/2.
ueritas – truth: John Shaw: truth of succession always finds some outlet, 450/11; John Shaw: clergy
should value truth more than life itself, 452/1; man disrupts tragedy with untimely truth, 482/20.
1. verus – true: E fears people will advise prince to win favor instead of from what is true and utilis,
332/11; B: true and original function of sanctuaries, 372/21; R and B's charade to make plot seem
truer, 420/15; true that Shore's wife is a harlot, 424/7; John Shaw: true heirs to throne, 450/9; John
Shaw: Elizabeth Lucy is E's true wife, 450/19; B: R true son of Duke of York, 452/12.
2. verum – truth: rumor adds to truth about R's birth, 322/28; narrator: suspicions occasionally lead to
truth, 326/17; E: factions seek favor & partisanship over truth, 330/6; narrator: if experts are telling
truth, 390/16; Shore's wife promises to tell truth, 446/20; R: B words are truth, 476/22.

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HUMANITAS:
humanitas 25 – the idea or pattern of a complete human being: humanitas of R & B, 344/15; humanitas
of R’s spirit, 406/26.
humanus – human: R ruptured all bonds of human society, 320/12; narrator: human mind's illusion of
security on the brink of destruction, 416/23; John Shaw's speech seems to be delivered not through
human device but by divine inspiration, 452/17; B: crowned owed to R by human custom, 476/16;
tragicomedies of kings accord with the standard conventions of human behavior, 482/8.
Justice:
iustitia – justice: H on dream: boar attacks in justice if we flee with guilty consciences, 414/25.
iustus – just: B: all the more reason just to fear if Q will not entrust son to us, 368/7; E could never
justly rule because he was the son of an illegitimate union, 434/19.
Magna anima, “great soul”:
Conspicuously missing from the work.
Peaceful:
concordia – concord, harmony: harmony among officials (purpurati) during E's reign, 318/12; E: need
experience and discretion to restore harmony, 330/24; E: harmony is princes’ sole safeguard, 332/1;
E: blood ties should make you most desirous of harmony 334/9; E: loss of children less serious than
loss of harmony, 336/1-2; E: many will die before harmony is restored, 336/8; R: harmony "botched
together" by E, 340/14; R: nobility restored to harmony would be stirred up by prince's escort,
342/14; R: Q to be blamed for destroying harmony, 342/27; R as king speaks of blessings of harmony,
484/10.
ociosus – at leisure: Archbishop [coming to the Q in sanctuary] found no one idle, 352/21.
pax – peace: E kindhearted and gentle in peace, 316/5; E fair and merciful in peace, 316/19; R
adapted for war not peace, 324/3; E: many lives lost before peace regained, 336/8; R: less trust in
hasty peace vs. deep-seated enmity, 340/19; Grey did not possess any title from peace or war, 436/16;
B: traps & dangers in peace during E's reign, 460/7.
quies – rest, quiet: quiet among commoners during E's reign, 318/12; B: R should not refuse the
crown for the sake of his own rest, 476/15.
saluus – (of a country) secure, unharmed: Q: only for the sake of the person does the law keep
property secure, 388/26.
1. salus – safety: R not seriously committed to the safety of Duke of Clarence, 326/5; E: factions
should make peace if they have regard for their own safety, 336/15; H: Woodville and Grey accused
of plotting against safety of R and B, 356/7; people everywhere cried out safety for R and B, 358/13;
Q not bothered that R accuses her of being less concerned for her son's safety than notoriety for R
and the nobles, 382/15.
2. salus – welfare: R: that Q and son are in sanctuary dangerous to the welfare of the princeps,
362/10; B: Q rightly believes that R's kinsmen care for her son's welfare, 366/22; Q: perfectly
honorable for son to remain in sanctuary where most care will be taken for his welfare, 382/27;
Elizabeth too dear to heaven for her prayers to be granted against her welfare, 448/2.
3. salus – health: B: R and all the nobles will look out for Q's son's health and safety, 376/14; Q has
no doubt that someone could be found to look after her son's health, 380/8; Q: cannot send son
away without risking his health, 386/12.
4. salus – recovery: doctors despaired of E's recovery from illness, 328/28
securitas, freedom from care or danger, security: human mind's illusion of freedom from care even on
the very brink of destruction, 416/24; B; E violated security of people's property, 456/3.
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securus – free from care quiet, easy: Woodville felt quite easy, 344/16; Q: would blood kinship
with the princeps keep me free from care?, 384/16; Q: will a nephew be free from care from his
uncle?, 394/18; H felt free from care by his confidence in Catesby, 404/13; H felt easy when he was
less than two hours from death, 418/25; fiction about E's bastardy quite free from care enough for R
since he would not be required to give proof of it, 448/22; B made easy by Protector's remarks,
476/5; R did not feel easy or trust those whom he fawned on, 484/19.
Pietas:
pietas – duty towards origins, i.e. God, country, parents: pietas of H VIII, 314/19; pietas of E's mother
gives rumor authority, 446/16.
pius – dutiful towards origins, i.e., God, country, parents: R called pius, 412/14; R a pius princeps,
424/8; clergy do not have pius minds, 432/20; R's pius spirit (animus) toward his mother, 436/1,
466/6; people's pius affection toward the House of York, 464/10.
Prudentia, sagacity, good sense:
1. prudens – prudent, sensible: B: prudent men needed to sort out actual reasons for sanctuary,
372/13; B: merciful, not prudent, bishops and princes established sanctuary, 372/16; prudent men
alarmed at state of affairs, 402/15; B calls John Shaw prudent, 464/20; prudent judges considered R's
pardoning of Fogg empty, 484/15.
2. prudens – clever, skillful: Cardinal: whether Q doubted their good faith, if she thought them clever
accessories, 392/8.
prudentia – prudence, sagacity, good sense: E's sagacity in retreating, 316/22; R: great sagacity of
Cardinal, 362/27; B: advice offered to Q by men of sure sagacity, 368/1; Cardinal: Q approved of
sending Edward to Wales in accordance with her sagacity, 382/1; Cardinal: whether Q doubted their
sagacity, 392/6-7; Q: not so imprudent to lack faith in nobles' sagacity, 394/4; Q: knows nobles have a
great deal of sagacity, 394/25; 466/27.
Sapientia, wisdom:
sapiens – wise: Henry VI's was more innocent than wise, 320/21; R: Q must want to give the
impression that she was disloyal or unwise in handing over Edward to him, 360/26; B: wise man said,
"Woe to kingdom ruled by a child, 466/23.
sapientia – wisdom: B: R's wisdom to understand more care than advantage in dominion, 466/19; B
begs citizens to choose R king on account of their wisdom, 468/7.
sapire – to be wise: wise person would do nothing other than watch regal tragicomedy, if merely
summoned to watch, 482/22.
uirtus, the sum of all the corporeal or mental excellences of man
1. uirtus – strength, vigor; bravery, courage; aptness, capacity; worth, excellence: E's children showed
all the illustrious tokens of kingly virtue, 320/4; E: marriage ought to be contracted in the interests of
virtue, not wealth, 442/13; B: R flourishing with every kind of excellence, 464/25; B: all martial
virtues and princely arts coincided in R, 466/10; B: R combined prudence with experience and glory
achieved by his virtue, 468/1.
2. uirtus – moral perfection, virtue: E's daughter Bridget imitated the virtue of her namesake, 314/13;
virtue of Shaw and Penker far below their learning, 432/24.

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doctor - teacher
B calls John Shaw "teacher", 464/16.
doctrina - learning, teaching
learning of Shaw and Penker far below their reputation, 432/24; virtue of Shaw and Penker far below
their learning, 432/25.
doctus - learned
"Jane" Shaw learned enough to read her own language and write in it, 428/6.
educare - to rear, educate
Q: very advantageous for sons to be brought up for several more years by their mother, 378/26;
cardinal: not essential for child to be reared by his mother, 380/26; "Jane" Shore brought up well and
modestly, 424/24.
illiteratus - unlearned
B not completely unlearned, 454/20.
institutum - precept
E: we ought to take Christ's precepts seriously, 334/5.
1. instituere - to establish
Narrator: following discourse established about R, 322/19; Cardinal and bishops: sanctuary established
by virtuous kings and bishops, 364/21; B against ever establishing sanctuary, 368/28; 372/16.
2. instituere - to get ready, prepare
R: always brought more gall than honey to anyone who intended to rule in such a way that anyone who
did not wish to rule so should not be allowed to rule, 478/5.
litera - letters, learning, liberal education
Bishop Russel of Lincoln first in learning, 360/2; Penker and Shaw celebrated for their exposition of
sacred learning, 432/23.
praeceptor - teacher
B: if no one can be removed from sanctuary, will we have to let every boy who has run away from his
teacher remain there, 376/1; joke of certain teacher at edict for Hasting's punishment, 422/20.
ROMAN Words for PHILOSOPHIC TERMS
anima - breath (of life); animal principle of life (cp. animus the spiritual,
reasoning, willing principle); the soul
B: pledges his life that Q not at all frightened, 366/7; 2. sometimes = animus: narrator: whether mind
becomes prescient of the future 414/5; spectators more desirous of "Jane" Shore’s body than concerned
for her soul, 424/18.
1. animus - soul
Each of Duke R's three sons had enormously elevated (vasto ac sublimi) souls, 322/2; in R's soul was
unbridled pride, 324/13; E: the impressionable soul of a minor, 332/12; E: bond plus the sacrament of
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defends R amd B, blames others for causing civil strife by inflaming men's souls, 356/13; prince's arrival
calms tumultuous souls, 356/19; R: wantonness of Q's soul, 364/5; H was thought to be loved from R's
soul , 404/19; terror in Stanley’s soul, 414/14; innate boldness in Hasting's soul made him incautious,
420/7; R's pius soul toward his mother, 436/1; E sees nothing wicked (improbus) in Elizabeth's soul,
440/18; B: Londoners' exceptional loyalty and most loving soul, 464/9; R promises to erase grudges
from his soul, 484/11.
2. animus - courage, spiritedness
E had much courage, 316/17; R equal to his brothers in strength of courage, 322/20; Grey lost his
courage, 348/27; Gloucester bids Woodville to be of good courage, 350/6, also, 352/13; Archbishop
urges Q not to be cast down in courage, 352/29, also, 354/5; lords praise the cheerfulness of R's
spiritedness, 406/26; the favor H presumed of the Protector towards him gave him the courage to speak,
408/12.
3. animus - mind, thought of the mind
R conceives crime in his mind, 320/17; R knew for certain in his mind that if plan were discovered early
factions would make peace with each other by spilling his blood, 328/21; E considers the age of his
children in his mind, 328/29; E is troubled in his mind about state of nobles' minds, 330/19;
nobles/factions feign peace, not joined at all in their minds, 336/23 minds of all fixed on crowning the
king would be disturbed by escort, 342/14; Woodville free from care in his mind, 344/16; B and R
wholly at odds in mind and expression, 344/18; crime planned in mind, 358/9; R had already usurped
throne in his mind, 360/7; R: opinion that Q and son in danger will take root in people's minds, 362/19;
B: Q's family has mind fixed on sedition, 366/12; B: Q fixed in mind to stay in sanctuary, 366/24, also
26; Q is said to fear on account of her mind, 368/4, 8, 9, also 386/7; plan of Q's mind, 368/14, 17;
Cardinal asks Q to induce her mind to leave sanctuary, 380/18; enters the Q's mind that she cannot
remain in sanctuary, 392/12; preparations for coronation divert the people's eyes and minds, 400/14;
foreboding in people's minds , 402/2; Catesby ordered to probe H with a discreet mind, 406/1; suspense
in minds of listeners, 408/5; H says Stanley's bile shapes specters in his mind, 414/20; recollection in H's
mind, 418/1; E marvels at Elizabeth's presence of mind , 438/7; E doubts Earl of Warwick has a mind
averse to him, 444/13; the inflexible mind of E, 446/5; Londoners do not reveal thoughts of their
minds, 470/17; B's speech received with closed ears and minds, 470/19; awareness of R’s own mind
toward the people, 476/2; R could not induce his mind to accept the crown, 476/25; the people's minds
made up, 480/6; R: promises to keep interests of commonwealth always in his mind, 480/20.
4. animus - soul or mind
anxiety in E's soul, 320/19 ; Shaw's sermon was to draw people's minds from the king to the Protector,
434/13; R's followers have benevolent minds towards him, 338/12; Q considers the Cardinal's soul sure,
392/22; the nature of people's minds were such, you could not know whom to trust, 398/19; B's mind
worn down by arguments, 398/21; "Jane" Shore has mind averse to her husband, 426/2; nobles/factions
not joined at all in their minds , 336/23; "Jane" Shore soothed E's offended mind, 428/25; clergy chosen
whose minds were not pius to the point of superstition, 432/20; B accuses Londoners of mistaking his
mind, 470/27; B says the crowd shouts from mind eager for selecting R, 472/18; R's guilty mind stoops
to near-servile flattery, 484/18.
1. conscientia - complicit knowledge (with someone else), in particular, guilt
R has H's complicity in the beheading of the Q's kinsmen, 408/21; H denies complicity in crime,
414/26; H's partnership and complicity with E in pleasures, 420/5 ; H executed lest parricides goaded
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2. conscientia - consciousness
Q's consciousness of innocence, 384/13-4; "Jane" Shore considered consciousness of her actions enough,
428/29; Elizabeth's consciousness of fault, 438/21; consciousness of R’s own mind toward the people,
476/2.
3. conscientia - conscience
Woodville's strength of conscience, 346/15; Dr. Shaw felt in his conscience that his speech had failed,
454/10-11.
1a. conscius - knowing with others, privy to
H and Earl of Derby privy to each others' secrets, 402/19; Penker not initially privy to the plot, 434/7.
1b. conscius - as an accomplice, co-conspirator
Mayor and B met with a few accomplices, 470/4; accomplices to crime with H, 408/10; everyone but
the Protector's accomplices had good reason to be terrified, 410/2.
2. conscius - conscious of
Woodville was not conscious of guilt, 346/14; B: sanctuary only for those whose minds are conscious of
crime, 374/10; H conscious that he had no aversion to crushing the Q, 408/19.
effigies - image
John Shaw introduces R as the very image of that dearest duke who still lives in people's hearts, 452/14.
fingere - to make by shaping, to make a likeness of; to fashion
Archbishop of York to Q: situation not as terrible as fear made it out to be to her, 354/1; B: if Q's
irrational fears extend to imagining that her son is in danger, she will not even have confidence in
sanctuary, 368/9; Q: R pretends that I am safe anywhere but will not leave me in peace even where
robbers find safety, 382/20; Q: suppose that R cannot, suppose that he will not hear my son asking for
sanctuary, 388/14 (2x); narrator: in plays it shows ignorance to call someone what he really is, not what
he is supposed falsely to be, 482/17.
forma - appearance, form, beauty
R inferior to his brothers in appearance, 322/20; narrator: gaging "Jane" Shore's past beauty from
present appearance like guessing the beauty of a long-deceased maiden from a bald pate dug up from the
grave, 426/22; beauty of Elizabeth doubled to E in the charm of her speech, 438/9; John Shaw: E
seduced by the beauty of a widow, 450/22; John Shaw introduces the "certain beauty " of R, 452/13; B:
not even standard forms of taxation sufficient for E, 456/12; B: E pursued any woman he found appealing
for her beauty, figure, face, voice, gestures, 462/13.
imago - image
Narrator: whether the soul becomes prescient of the future during sleep and intimates the approach of
doom in a confusion of images which tell the result to the body, 414/6; the image in Stanley's dream
struck him with such mortal terror that he determined to flee, 414/14.
species - likeness, appearance
Narrator: Q Katharine has remarkable appearance and character, 314/11; E truly regal in appearance,
316/17; R's faction rising against the Q's would assume the name and appearance of treason, 342/10; R
chosen Protector because of his magnificent appearance of honor toward Edward, 358/20; preparations
magnificent in appearance prepared for king's coronation to distract people from plot, 400/11; Catesby
possessed a appearance fair to behold, 404/6; Stanley had seen in his sleep a terrible likeness of great evil,
414/10; appearance of "Jane" Shore's face strikingly beautiful, 426/14; "Jane" Shore assisted many
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ars - skill in joining something, combining, working it, etc.; art
E: what is gotten by good arts remains stable and durable, 332/17; R told John Shaw to develop topic of
E's bastard birth with art, 434/25; B: all suitable arts for governing imperium coincided in R, 466/11.
artifex – artisan: R particularly diligent in enlisting B's help through artisans of diplomacy, 398/6; R
tried to win over lords, merchants, artisans, every order of men by flattery, 484/5.
authoritas - authority
E's relatives envy Q's kindred for all their authority, 328/13; E: sons' childhood must be ruled with
authority, 332/3; Edward sent to Wales with a military command so that authority of prince's presence
would check audacity of wrongdoers, 338/2; H had gained great authority through being keeper of E's
chamber, 340/26; H: greater authority necessarily falls to the camp where the king dwells, 356/16; R:
messenger to Q should be someone of age and authority, 362/22; R: if Q not moved by authority, use
royal edict to remove son from sanctuary, 364/6; H had advanced Catesby in personal wealth and
authority, 404/3; "Jane" Shore little inferior in authority and influence to any who had great power with
their princes, 430/4; the clergy chosen for R's faction had gained some authority with the commoners by
preaching, 432/19; E does not need a guardian’s authority to choose his own wife, 444/17; sinister
rumor of Elizabeth Lucy gained weight and authority from Queen Mother's piety, 446/16.
concilium - the act of deliberating, the result of it, or the mental capacity for it
Ed IV had as much courage (animi) as discretion, 316/18; R never entrusted his plans to anyone, 324/8;
R did not refrain from killing anyone whose life stood in the way of his plans, 324/20; some suspected
R's secret and cunningly hidden plans caused the destruction of his brother, 326/1; R conceived a plan
for claiming the throne for himself, 326/8; whether Potter knew of R's plans, 326/26; whether R
formed a plan to claim the throne because of his nephews' young age, 328/7; R thought it would further
his plans more to assume the pretext of partisanship, 328/14;R knew for certain that if his plan leaked
out prematurely the factions would make peace by his blood, 328/21; Ed IV: dissession of the princes'
friends would strip them of their deliberations, 330/3; Ed IV: youth must be supported by deliberations,
332/4; Ed IV: things well-advised turn out badly when one mocks another's counsel, 332/7; Woodville
distinuished in battle and discretion, 338/6; Woodville and others admitted into plan, 338/6; R's faction
convinces Q that plan to provide bodyguard a source of great danger, 342/12; Q convinces Woodville
and Grey to abandon plan to provide a bodyguard for the Princeps, 344/4; R and B dismiss everyone but
Radcliff and others aware of their plans, 344/20; using treasury funds to pay king's soldiers decreed by
common deliberation, 348/12; Q curses her poor planning in urging the Princeps' bodyguard to be
dismissed, 350/27; bishop of York fears that his actions would be viewed as a capricious and precipitate
plan, 354/26; bishop of York retrieves the seal from the Q before he went to the council, 354/28; R: Q
tries to stir up bitterness and ill will among the people against the noblemen of the king's council,
360/22; B: Q's perverse plan, 364/6; B: Q shut up her son in sanctuary by design through malice or
folly, 364/11; Q rejects counsel offered by prudent men, 366/28; B: Q's outrageous plan, 368/18; B:
those who allow princeps' brother to become lost through their own stupidity are unworthy to be on the
princeps' council, 368/21; Cardinal hastens from the council to the sanctuary, 376/22; Q's plan to send
Edward away, 378/2; Q: I have no plan of leaving 382/28; Q: R's cunning plots, 388/5; widespread
opinion that B knew the plot from the beginning, 396/23; B joins because he believes he cannot beat the
nefarious plot, 398/23; R and B plan magnificence at coronation to distract from their plots, 400/13;
few admitted into the deliberations of R and B, 400/22; Earl of Derby: I do not like these two separate
councils!, 402/21; R and B found Hastings intractable to their deliberations, 404/19; Catesby urges
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Tower, 406/15; R leaves the Tower as if he would promptly return to the council, 406/24; Hastings has
no idea another secret plan was for his own death set, 408/24; Hastings accused of thinking of a plan to
hand over Calais to the French, 418/5; a penalty for giving evil counsel 422/8; R takes the throne when
everyone is uncertain to whom he can entrust his deliberations, 432/8; R decides to take possession of
throne to keep others from thinking through their plans and consolidate their forces, 432/11; Shaw
deeply involved in the plot, 434/10; Penker and Shaw think of ways to disguise impious plot to replace
the king, 434/15; Q Mother angry at having her counsel disregarded, 446/7; Elizabeth Lucy was
encouraged in her hope of becoming the Ed IV's consort through secret deliberations, 446/19; R's
appearance during Shaw's sermon would make it seem to have been delivered not by human plan but
through divine inspiration, 452/17; plan for R's appearance went ridiculously awry, 452/21; B: B and R
have no need of the people's counsel or help, 470/23; servants of Nashfield participants in the plot,
472/9; R: will never withhold his help and deliberation from the commonwealth (rei publicae), 478/11.
1. consulere - to advise
E: where mutual enemies hold different opinions and one makes a mockery of the other's advice out of
hatred for the adviser, what has been well-advised 26 passes away as badly [advised], 332/8; E's supporters
would advise what was pleasant and not what was profitable to advance their own faction in the favor of
the princeps, 330/8; R: never so firmly wedded to his own point of view that he would not be prepared to
defer to anyone advising better, 364/15; Cardinal sent to advise Q as her trustworthy and loyal friend,
378/14; E: does not think it well-advised to be induced by hope of future gain to spoil the enjoyment of
one's present prosperity, 442/27.
2. consulere - to take care of
R and B take care of their plans, 344/22; messenger tells Q to take care of the remnants of her fortune,
350/24; Cardinal: Q would be taking care of the realm's public interests, her friends mutual interests,
and her own private interests if she sent her son to Edward, 378/18; E takes care to marry Elizabeth,
440/3; Queen Mother: E would be taking care of his own domestic estate more honorably and practically
by marriage alliance with a foreign king, 440/9.
3. consultare - to consult
Grey and Woodville consult again at Northhampton, 348/28; nobles in the city or its vicinity consulted
about these reports and the general upheaval, 354/25; R arrived late as the lords were consulting in the
Tower, 406/14; rest of the nobles and bishops seized and imprisoned in separate cells so they could not
consult together, 412/5; E consulted his friends with his mind made up already, 440/4.
consultatio – deliberation: R and B invited many to their deliberations whom they hoped might be
easily won over, 432/14.
consulto – deliberately: lamb was deliberately entrusted to the wolf, 358/25.
deligere - to choose
Clergy chosen to assist R & B, 432/19; E chooses his spouse, 442/9, 446/1; E: in choosing a wife, he
should be governed by his own eyes, not Earl of Warwick's, 444/15; R chosen by divine guidance and
almost by a miracle, 452/20; (466), B to people: choose a prince who will publicly benefit the realm,
468/12; B: nobles and rest of people could have chosen king by themselves, 470/24; all the rest of
nobility and people are going to choose R anyway, 472/3.
ducere - consider
No one considers that this most holy sanctuary should be violated, 390/21.
electio - election
R's ludicrous election, 484/22.
negotium/negocium - business
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Seriousness and urgency of Mistlebrook's business signaled by his untimely knocking, 326/22; R plans to
serve his own interests under a pretext of partisanship, 328/16; importance of the business gauged by
haste of H's messenger to archbishop of York, 352/8; Q: stumbling block to business not her lack of
diligence but maternal indulgence and womanly fear, 366/3; court held in Protector's house, where
people hoped their business would be expedited, 402/10; some people warned that if they had no urgent
business with Edward they would be unwise to linger in his company, 434/12; E prefaces his requests to
Elizabeth with a few words bout her business, 438/12; B: whole point of his business is to make sure
people know who has shown the most gratitude to them for their loyal devotion to the house of York,
464/13.
Words associated with power:
potens – powerful, capable: R is a powerful man, 320/19; the prince has not need of sanctuary since he
is powerful in resources and more powerful in friends, 376/13 (2x); Q: St. Peter no less powerful to
take vengeance upon violators of sanctuary than in the past, 386/20; Warwick, a powerful lord,
436/8; Warwick is the most powerful man after the king, 442/6; Warwick powerful enough to be
king-maker, 448/9; B: E would pursue woman no matter how powerful, 462/12; B: the most
powerful Duke of Gloucester, 464/24, 472/2.
potentia – might, power: long-confirmed power turns many principes toward pride, 318/22; all
three of Duke of York's sons greedy for power, 322/3; crucial for members of R's faction not to
allow enemies to augment their own power by favoring Edward, 338/23; Q: R's faction has
resources and power to spare, 394/26; Catesby hoped to be given H's power in Leicester, 406/11;
extreme power (as in the case of Earl of Warwick) is rarely long-lasting, 448/10; B: E feared the
power of the nobles, 460/22.
potentissimus – most powerful: B: right to the rule of kingdom of England belong to R, the most
powerful Duke of Gloucester, 464/24.
potestas – possession of control or command, the right of legal or judicial decision, power: the
absolute and supreme power in England is the decree [senatusconsulto] of Parliament, 320/23; Q: some
people trying to get her son in their power, 384/22.
1. ops – [always in plural] power, resources: Q chooses Edward's councilors to strengthen resources of
her faction, 338/8; Q knew that her former enemies had vast resources, 342/21; marquess plundered
king's treasury to assemble a fleet and consolidate the resources of Grey and Woodville's faction,
348/11; Q: Cardinal and nobles have resources and power to spare to protect her son, 394/26; E
knew his relatives envied the Q's for their authority and resources, 328/13; R and B of great fame and
resources, 340/25; B: Edward rich in resources and even richer in friends, 376/13; H advanced
Catesby greatly in resources and authority, 404/3; R and B invite into their consultations those who
might assist them with their resources or intellect, 432/15; Earl of Warwick mighty in other resources
and popular favor, 448/7; B: E made Thomas Cook destitute of his resources because he was dear to
some people E hated, 458/17.
2. ops – help: B: we should be bold with people who have no need for the help of sanctuary, 374/17;
B:only those who have committed crimes need the help of sanctuary, 376/8; E had Earl of Warwick's
help in deposing Henry VI, 448/6.
1. vis – force, power: R's faction to Q: Q's enemies would mount an offensive as if repelling force,
342/20; R and B use force against Woodville when they run out of arguments, 346/21; H's speech in
defense of R and B has force to move others, 356/19; dukes plotted to crush others among officials
(proceres) through force, 356/24; Cardinal and others: not resort to force against Q even if words
ineffective in removing son from sanctuary, 364/18; B: people escape adverse force of nature in
sanctuary, 370/2; B: force does not violate sanctuary, if in best interests of a person, 376/16, 17;
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sanctuary by force, 378/1; Q expects son to be removed from sanctuary by force, 392/17; secret force
of nature to foresee great troubles, 402/3; forces of nobles would have confronted R if not for
Catesby's dissembling, 404/11; Earl of Derby had ejected Middleton from occupancy either by force or
law, 410/26; those with resources of powers or cunning asked to join R's faction, 432/15; B: E
assessed crimes not according to force but according to wealth of the offender, 456/19; R: laws derive
all force from people, 480/11.
2. vis – quantity, abundance: R gives B large quantity of treasure, 400/8.
3. vis – forces, troops: almost all nobles were residing in London far away from their troops, 432/6.
INSTITUTIONS AND QUALITIES Associated with Rome
aerarium - public treasury
Marquees had broken into the Tower of London and plundered the king's treasury to pay soldiers
assembled for a fleet to consolidate the power of his faction, 348/10.
animi presentia - presence of mind
E marvels at Elizabeth's presence of mind, 438/7.
aptus 27 - fitting (used by Cicero synonymously with decorum)
Conspicuously missing from the work
ineptus – unfit, foolish: Shaw's utterly tactless repetition in his speech when R enters Guildhall,
454/2 .
ineptiae – absurdity, foolishness: Q: R covers his masked foolishness for his cunning schemes with
such grandiloquence, 388/5.
auxilium - protection given by Roman tribunes 28
Q's son must ask for help, 374/11; Dukes have no need of Londoners’ help, 470/22.
dignitas – dignity
Cardinal’s fear for his own dignity, 376/23; Cardinal: more in Q's son's interest to live with Edward in
conditions of dignity and splendor, 380/22; E: king has almost equal to priest in dignity, 442/1.
dignatio – dignity: Cardinal: Q free to take care of son if she can bring him to place worthy of her
dignity, 380/19.
dignus – worthy, meriting, fitting, deserving: E's daughter Catherine worthy of her good changes of
fortune, 314/20; R: B: we are not worthy of counseling Edward if we let his brother be lost before
our eyes; 368/20; R asks for punishments worthy of crimes plotted against him, 408/6; Elizabeth
was not so vain to think herself worthy of being E's wife, 438/23; Londoners judge that B’s speech is
not worthy of an answer, 472/1; R: what people would say would be worthy of more thanks than of
pardon, 476/4; R: life not worthy of keeping if people have no ownership of kingdom, 480/23.
forum - forum, a public place of assembly
London’s [Guildhall], 454/17; [Westminster Hall], 482/25.
27 For the distinctively Roman character of the virtue of aptus, see De Oratore 2.17 and 18: “[O]f all the words in the Latin
language, none has so wide a signification as this word”; regarding its opposite (ineptum, from in plus aptus), “the Greeks have not
even bestowed a name upon the fault in question.” Aptus and decorum are generally used interchangeably by Cicero.
28 See Chaim Wirszubski’s Libertas (Cambridge UP, 1968) for the importance of this protection for citizens, 25-27.

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frux - fruit, produce, result, success, value
E: but if the princeps recovers his senses and return to excellence, then the very parties who were first
with him will fall furthest from favor, 332/14.
honos/honor - office, honor
E: would never have sacrificed so many men's heads to see men on their knees doing him honor, 334/25;
R: E easily swayed at the urging and whim of Q's faction more than was compatible with honor, 340/1;
R's magnificent show of honor for Edward gains him the title of Protector, 358/19; R: send someone to
the Q who cares about Edward's honor, 362/23; "Jane" Shore's husband felt he did not deserve the great
honor of sharing the king's concubine and so gave her up to him totally, 426/8; "Jane Shore's husband had
the office of knight for barely two days, 436/18; B: Thomas Cook obtained all the honorable offices one
after the other and administered them splendidly, 458/13; B: crown would bring R more honor and less
trouble because no king had ever reigned over more willing subjects than his, 476/17; R: would not give
up his honor for even three crowns, 476/24.
libertas - freedom, liberty 29
R: Q had deprived son of freedom in sanctuary, 360/18; B: Q rejecting freedom for her son by keeping
him in sanctuary, 366/27-8; B: property of debtors who take sanctuary divided up among creditors,
freedom left only to their bodies, 374/23, B: life and freedom of Q's son not in any danger from the law,
376/11; Q: whether anyone can abduct her ward without infringing freedom of sanctuary, 388/22.
liber – free: Ed IV's rather free way of living, 316/25; B: sanctuary gives young people an excuse to
spend freely, 372/3; Ed IV: would rather be free than a king in such servitude to have wife picked
for him by another without his consent, 444/17; B asks R if they can speak their minds freely, 474/16.
maiestas - majesty, grandeur, dignity of a god or exalted figure
R refers to Edward’s (sacred) majesty, 360/14, 362/7; Cardinal refers to princes’ majesty, 380/20; Q
refers to princes’ majesty, 388/1, 9; Queen Mother on royalty’s sacrosanct majesty, 440/17, 27; capital
crime of lèse majesty, 458/2.
maiestas rei publicae – majesty of the republic (“that which comprises the dignity and grandeur of the
state” 30 ): Although this phrase does not appear, the concept would be in the mind of any Renaissance
humanist. It establishes a striking contrast to the uses that follow; alluded to at 458/2.
munus - office, gift
H had gained great authority through his position, 340/25; bishop of York deprived of his office for
giving the seal to the Q, 360/1; B: office of king is not child's play, 466/22; Fitzwilliam succeeded to the
office of recorder, 470/9.
officium - duty
R and B blocked exits to Northhampton on pretense of doing their duty to Edward, 346/5; knight escorts
H to the Tower under pretense of duty, 416/16; B: R will alway consider himself indebted to the people
for their efforts, 468/13.
29 For the importance of libertas for the Romans, see chapter in Wirszubski’s Libertas as a Political Idea at Rome during the Late
Republic and Early Principate (Cambridge UP, 1968) where he explains that a “Roman’s libertas and his civitas both denote the same
thing” (3) and that libertas “denotes the status of a ‘liber’, i.e., a person who is not a slave” (1). Cicero and Sallust maintain that
Roman libertas began with the expulsion of the kings and with the political institution of the republic (Pro Flacco 25, Catiline 7.2-
3). Neither of these authors does Raphael give to the Utopians (CW 4, 180-82). Cicero argued: “Peace is tranquil liberty,
servitude the last of all evils, one to be repelled, not only by war but even by death” (Philippic 2.113; compare with De Officiis
1.68).
30 Ad Herennium 4.35: “Maiestas rei publicae est in qua continetur dignitas et amplitudo civitatis.” A permanent court was established in
103 B.C. to deal with the treasonous crime established in the Appuleian Law, of diminishing the dignity of the Roman people—
called “maiestas populi Romani minuta.” See Hugh Last, Cambridge Ancient History 9.160-1, Cicero’s De Oratore 2.107-9, 2.164, 3.8.

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presidium - bodyguard
E: concord of nobles sole safeguard of his children, 330/25; R's faction persuade Q to dispense with
Edward's bodyguard, 344/4; Q curses her poor judgment in dismissing Edward's bodyguard, 350/28;
wagoners and R and B's servants who are following the baggage as a guard display weaponry found among
the baggage to spread the rumor that Grey and Woodville were traitors, 356/27; Cardinal: sanctuary has
been a protection for many, 364/30; B: criminal that sanctuary provides protection for thieves and
robbers, 370/10; B: sanctuary for protection against law itself, 372/28; Q: common law allows no one
to become guardian of a person on whose death he would stand to inherit much less than a kingdom,
390/19; Q: her own children are a safeguard to each other by being kept apart, 394/18; possible that R
had developed his own secret bodyguard and network to spy on B, 398/16; H captain of a garrison at
Calais, 418/5; E's mother: foreign marriage would furnish protection to strengthen his throne, 440/11.
satelles - bodyguard
Q: R on hand in the palace with a band of retainers, 392/11; Cardinal and escort received Edward and
led him to the palace between rows of retainers, 396/12; retainers fill the Tower with weapons, H
arrested, 410/16; person who calls an actor playing an emperor in a tragedy what he really is risks getting
a good beating from that man's make-believe retainers, 482/18.
satellicium – escort, guard: R's guard blockading the sanctuary so that no one could get there over
water or pass by unsearched, 354/15.

A 318/14
a 318/15
a 330/20
a 334/1
a 342/24
a 348/20
a 348/26
a 350/18
a 356/6
a 360/22
a 364/11
a 366/26
a 368/21
a 374/1
a 374/2
a 380/26
a 384/23
a 396/9
a 406/1
a 424/21
a 448/8
a 452/8
a 456/14
a 458/3
a 466/4
a 472/10
a 480/8
a 480/11
a 484/20
ab 314/4
ab 316/3
ab 316/27
ab 318/12
ab 320/16
ab 320/25
ab 324/21
ab 328/2
ab 332/16
ab 334/13
ab 336/27
ab 338/8
ab 338/8
ab 342/7
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ab 344/12
ab 346/1
ab 346/18
ab 348/9
ab 352/4
ab 352/5
ab 352/7
ab 352/24
ab 354/23
ab 354/28
ab 356/6
ab 356/9
ab 358/16
ab 360/14
ab 360/19
ab 362/4
ab 364/5
ab 368/13
ab 368/27
ab 370/3
ab 370/11
ab 372/28
ab 374/12
ab 378/6
ab 378/7
ab 378/12
ab 378/13
ab 382/11
ab 394/24
ab 396/24
ab 396/26
ab 400/13
ab 402/8
ab 406/28
ab 408/19
ab 410/2
ab 410/5
ab 414/8
ab 418/16
ab 420/2
ab 420/10
ab 422/13
ab 426/2
ab 432/6
ab 434/13
ab 436/5
ab 436/21
ab 438/1
ab 438/22
ab 448/13
ab 448/22
ab 454/7
ab 456/4
ab 458/19
ab 464/3
ab 464/5
ab 464/23
ab 470/25
ab 474/10
ab 476/16
ab 480/25
ab 482/18
ab 482/27
Abbatis 352/3
abdere 362/17
abdere 366/18
abdiderant 358/6
abdiderat 434/4
abducere 388/18
abductum 350/19
aberant 354/25
aberant 454/7
aberat 318/11
aberat 340/7
abesse 410/5
abesset 382/10
abesset 438/22
abesset 474/9
abest 374/3
abest 402/24
abfuerat 340/5
abfuisse 416/9
abfuisset 448/11
abhorrentem 480/4
abhorrere 408/20
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Abi 352/14
abi 416/3
abiectam 438/24
abijcere 358/3
abijt 354/12
abitum 392/10
ablegatis 338/16
ablegatos 350/21
ablegauit 350/13
ableges 384/27
abligurit 372/4
abradebatur 456/10
abs 380/29
absit 382/7
absoluta 320/23
absque 438/17
abstenturi 388/10
abstinendum
434/24
abstinens 324/15
abstinet 362/9
abstinet 466/5
abstinuisse 426/12
abstinuit 324/19
abstrahet 388/21
abstrahi 388/18
abstraxerit 390/21
abstrudat 360/20
abstulerit 388/16
abstulisset 462/6
absunt 384/17
abusu 458/6
abuteretur 328/17
abuteretur 428/24
abutuntur 372/2
ac 314/20
ac 316/5
ac 316/16
ac 316/24
ac 316/27
ac 318/26
ac 318/27
ac 318/31

ac 320/12
ac 320/13
ac 322/1
ac 322/2
ac 322/5
ac 322/9
ac 322/22
ac 322/23
ac 324/22
ac 326/3
ac 326/22
ac 330/5
ac 332/12
ac 334/19
ac 338/1
ac 338/13
ac 340/19
ac 340/20
ac 342/10
ac 342/15
ac 344/9
ac 344/10
ac 344/13
ac 344/20
ac 344/21
ac 346/20
ac 346/24
ac 346/29
ac 348/5
ac 348/7
ac 348/8
ac 348/23
ac 350/19
ac 350/23
ac 350/26
ac 350/27
ac 352/1
ac 352/2
ac 352/13
ac 352/14
ac 352/20
ac 354/1
ac 354/18
ac 354/25
ac 354/26
ac 356/25
ac 358/11
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ac 358/21
ac 360/5
ac 360/19
ac 362/18
ac 364/21
ac 366/4
ac 366/18
ac 368/12
ac 368/13
ac 368/29
ac 370/8
ac 370/18
ac 372/1
ac 372/8
ac 372/15
ac 372/16
ac 372/21
ac 374/9
ac 378/12
ac 380/22
ac 382/15
ac 386/10
ac 388/9
ac 390/7
ac 390/18
ac 390/21
ac 394/26
ac 396/14
ac 400/16
ac 400/19
ac 400/23
ac 402/9
ac 402/16
ac 404/2
ac 406/7
ac 406/16
ac 412/6
ac 412/11
ac 416/3
ac 418/2
ac 418/8
ac 418/23
ac 420/11
ac 420/18
ac 426/4
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ac 428/3
ac 428/6
ac 430/12
ac 430/17
ac 430/25
ac 432/21
ac 436/15
ac 436/22
ac 436/23
ac 440/24
ac 442/1
ac 444/16
ac 446/6
ac 450/13
ac 450/17
ac 450/19
ac 452/6
ac 454/10
ac 456/13
ac 460/17
ac 462/7
ac 466/5
ac 468/1
ac 468/14
ac 470/26
ac 472/13
ac 476/11
ac 476/18
ac 480/19
ac 484/15
accedant 370/27
accedat 362/6
accedat 414/17
accedere 444/4
accedit 442/1
accedit 464/7
acceleraret 416/18
accensum 438/20
accepissent 342/6
accepisset 352/11
accepit 346/7
accepit 454/11
accepit 476/21
acceptam 484/15
acceptum 334/27
acceptum 342/25
acceptum 468/14
acceptum 478/14
acceptura 474/19
accersi 330/9
accersiri 484/12
accersit 318/25
accersit 420/12
Accersita 446/18
accesserit 362/2
accesserit 370/12
accessione 398/4
accessit 378/28
accessit 404/5
accessit 420/2
accessuri 330/22
accidat 334/28
accidat 416/11
accidere 334/11
accidere 352/25
accidit 326/9
accidit 344/10
accidit 358/25
accidit 370/4
accidit 440/15
accidit 460/11
accinctior 392/10
accingeret 412/6
acciperentur
470/14
acciperet 354/23
accipiet 466/19
accipit 474/14
acclamatum 358/14
accommodo 468/24
accubuit 406/17
accuratissimos
432/25
accurrentes 350/24
accusante 418/4
accusare 346/17
accusatoris 418/9
accusatos 432/1
acer 316/20
acerba 466/14
acerbiosius 460/13
acerbissimo 322/13
acies 410/23
acre 322/9

acris 360/22
acriter 358/26
actis 314/3
actis 350/7
actorum 372/12
actum 450/22
ad 316/2
ad 318/25
ad 320/5
ad 320/7
ad 322/12
ad 324/3
ad 326/5
ad 326/9
ad 326/14
ad 326/17
ad 326/19
ad 326/24
ad 328/6
ad 328/9
ad 328/17
ad 332/10
ad 332/14
ad 332/28
ad 334/7
ad 334/9
ad 336/18
ad 338/10
ad 338/10
ad 340/11
ad 342/8
ad 342/15
ad 344/11
ad 344/21
Ad 344/26
ad 346/21
ad 346/27
ad 348/11
ad 348/18
ad 348/25
ad 350/8
ad 350/17
ad 350/17
ad 350/27
ad 352/4
ad 352/10
ad 352/18
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ad 354/2
Ad 354/20
ad 356/18
ad 362/6
Ad 362/12
ad 362/22
ad 364/5
ad 366/12
Ad 370/3
ad 370/6
ad 370/12
ad 370/22
ad 372/1
ad 374/6
ad 374/6
ad 376/14
ad 378/13
Ad 378/21
ad 380/7
ad 380/8
Ad 380/14
ad 382/6
ad 384/5
ad 384/28
ad 386/15
ad 388/24
ad 388/28
ad 392/10
Ad 394/14
ad 394/17
ad 396/16
ad 396/25
Ad 398/11
ad 400/5
ad 402/14
ad 402/25
ad 404/7
ad 404/7
ad 404/19
ad 406/3
Ad 408/9
ad 408/15
ad 408/17
ad 410/12
ad 410/15
ad 410/16
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ad 410/21
ad 412/6
ad 412/20
ad 414/19
ad 416/15
ad 416/17
Ad 420/21
ad 422/5
ad 424/2
ad 426/5
ad 428/2
ad 430/22
ad 432/15
ad 432/20
ad 434/6
ad 434/14
ad 436/11
ad 438/4
ad 446/7
ad 448/25
ad 450/1
ad 450/10
ad 454/5
ad 454/23
ad 456/16
ad 456/17
ad 456/19
ad 464/13
ad 466/12
ad 470/21
ad 470/22
Ad 472/6
ad 474/8
Ad 474/20
ad 476/24
ad 480/9
ad 484/12
ad 484/17
adacto 324/22
adactum 362/15
adamare 442/26
adamauerat 426/12
adamauit 428/19
adblandiens 324/14
adblandiri 484/17
adcreuerat 340/26
addebantur 422/6
Addit 354/1
addit 436/25
Addit 450/25
addituros 392/6
adduci 482/12
adducta 344/1
adductas 458/22
Adducto 484/13
adductos 350/14
Adductum 396/13
adduxerunt 396/12
adeamus 472/23
adegit 424/10
adempta 328/10
adempto 458/8
adeo 358/12
Adeo 360/23
adeo 368/4
adeo 368/11
adeo 374/9
adeo 374/15
adeo 380/1
adeo 380/26
adeo 386/6
adeo 392/15
adeo 394/4
adeo 394/5
adeo 414/22
adeo 424/15
adeo 430/2
adeo 432/1
adeo 434/10
adeo 438/23
adeo 440/8
adeo 448/4
adeo 450/8
adeo 462/9
adeo 466/6
adeo 468/23
adeo 470/16
adeo 476/14
adeo 482/16
adeon 386/9
Adeon 386/27
adeon 386/28
adeone 414/19
adeoque 472/18

aderant 364/16
aderant 374/20
aderant 376/18
aderant 400/15
aderant 408/9
aderat 318/10
aderat 344/25
aderat 362/26
aderat 412/11
aderat 468/25
aderit 402/24
adesse 330/14
adesset 392/11
adeunt 474/3
adfabilis 474/21
adfectauit 426/2
adfectu 428/20
adfectu 468/10
adfectum 386/11
adfectum 394/15
adfectum 466/7
adfectum 472/20
adfectus 442/22
adfectus 482/1
adferre 474/11
adferre 478/5
adferret 406/22
adfert 380/7
adfines 452/26
adflatus 452/18
adfunderet 424/17
adhibeant 396/6
adhibebant 432/14
adhibebantur
400/22
adhiberi 362/4
adhibiti 338/6
adhibitis 346/22
adhuc 314/19
adhuc 320/28
adhuc 326/7
adhuc 328/4
adhuc 336/26
adhuc 340/19
adhuc 344/25
adhuc 378/25
adhuc 382/28
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adhuc 414/17
adhuc 416/16
adhuc 418/18
adhuc 426/19
adhuc 432/5
adhuc 436/16
adhuc 440/10
adhuc 444/16
adhuc 444/24
adhuc 452/13
adhuc 470/11
adhuc 474/9
adhuc 474/13
adiecit 400/8
adimet 364/4
adire 346/14
adire 466/15
aditu 390/24
adiudicauit 322/14
adiungent 396/1
adiungere 442/24
adiungere 468/7
adiungunt 472/12
adiunxit 398/24
adiurata 446/20
adiuua 446/3
adminiculo 328/15
adminiculo 362/12
administrandi
464/24
administrandi
466/17
administrando
444/21
administratione
358/27
administrationem
480/18
admirabilem
466/27
admirabitur 316/22
admirabundi
472/11
admiratione 468/26
admirationi 440/1
admiserit 376/7
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admissi 484/18
admittant 388/10
admitteret 422/21
admitti 474/11
admittit 390/16
admodum 318/2
admodum 318/4
admodum 356/21
admodum 382/3
admodum 382/16
admodum 404/3
admodum 410/1
admodum 420/3
admodum 426/1
admodum 452/3
admodum 470/22
admodumque
418/16
admoneant 344/23
admonens 384/7
admonente 348/26
admoneretur
446/11
admonet 338/14
admonitis 402/11
admonito 450/16
admonitus 422/25
admorso 408/2
admoueret 476/12
admouit 396/8
adniterentur
372/14
adolescens 332/4
adolescentiae
332/12
adolescere 338/23
adornabatur 400/13
adproperaret 412/7
adsciscat 440/14
adscisci 472/4
adscitis 316/16
adscitos 470/26
adsensere 376/19
adsensi 364/17
adserere 444/6
adsereret 446/20
adseruabantur
408/23
adseruaretur
324/21
adseruari 378/7
adsueui 380/11
adsurgentes 344/22
aduenisti 396/14
aduentare 358/15
aduentum 416/18
aduentus 356/20
aduersa 342/9
aduersa 370/2
aduersa 436/21
aduersae 350/9
aduersaretur
398/17
aduersari 446/3
aduersaturos 432/4
aduersaturus 468/4
Aduersis 316/18
aduersis 470/18
aduersisque 464/8
aduerso 444/13
aduerso 446/15
aduersum 460/5
aduersus 338/25
aduersus 348/6
aduersus 356/5
aduersus 386/20
aduersus 386/25
Aduersus 390/18
aduersus 402/4
aduersus 436/17
adulatione 458/9
adulationem 484/18
adulationibus
332/11
adulationis 432/27
adultam 344/22
adulterino 450/7
adumbrans 414/6
aduoluta 436/22
aduolutum 476/8
aedem 450/1
aequa 324/18
aerario 348/10

aetas 320/5
aetate 316/27
aetatem 330/25
aeui 316/15
affectabat 322/12
affectibus 340/15
affectibus 424/21
affectos 330/19
affectu 476/23
affectui 464/10
affectus 332/22
affectus 340/9
afferebat 352/8
afferimus 456/1
afferrent 454/16
affers 378/23
affinem 460/2
affines 334/3
affinesque 330/16
affinitate 440/11
affinitatis 334/4
affirmo 370/27
afflictam 424/5
afflictis 370/7
afflictum 476/8
affluenter 318/28
agat 450/14
agebatur 376/26
agebatur 482/4
agendas 404/7
agent 450/3
agentibus 432/6
agentium 482/3
agere 484/4
ageret 328/16
aggredi 478/20
aggrediendis
316/20
aggressus 482/19
agi 436/3
agitabant 344/18
agitabantque
478/16
agitare 368/17
agitasse 326/8
agitatur 402/15
agitatura 378/3
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
agitauisset 418/4
agnatorum 338/16
agnoscere 480/14
agnus 358/25
agrippam 322/27
agunt 348/28
aguntur 482/28
Ah 354/3
aio 410/13
ait 474/5
aiunt 380/4
alacris 472/18
alacris 480/24
alea 370/18
alendum 360/28
ali 380/27
alia 316/7
alia 318/25
alia 360/21
alia 370/27
alia 372/3
alia 432/2
alia 434/17
aliam 458/18
aliam 466/3
alias 428/18
alias 452/25
aliave 370/1
alibi 354/18
alibi 380/27
alibi 442/3
alibi 464/1
aliena 416/2
alienae 392/7
alienare 346/18
alieni 450/10
alienis 374/18
alienis 388/12
alieno 412/2
alieno 444/18
alij 338/6
alij 354/18
alij 354/21
alij 356/26
alij 384/25
alij 396/27
alij 482/7
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 45
alijs 316/15
alijs 322/24
alijs 324/6
alijs 324/8
alijs 396/22
alijs 400/18
alijs 408/27
alijs 426/10
alijs 432/5
alijs 434/16
alijs 440/20
alijs 462/22
alijs 468/22
alio 350/13
alio 352/25
alio 400/14
alio 400/21
alio 408/24
alio 468/23
alioqui 364/29
Alioqui 374/27
alioqui 426/3
alioqui 440/26
alioqui 446/23
Alioquin 360/25
alioquin 372/22
alioquin 404/10
alioquin 472/2
aliorum 406/5
aliorum 478/1
alios 324/7
alios 330/12
alios 338/13
alios 350/20
alios 352/22
alios 352/22
alios 352/22
alios 352/23
alios 356/23
aliqua 386/10
aliqua 432/14
aliqua 450/11
aliqua 456/10
aliqua 482/10
aliquando 326/8
aliquando 326/17
aliquando 342/17
aliquando 376/7
Aliquando 392/18
aliquando 418/12
aliquando 430/14
aliquando 460/4
aliquando 472/22
aliquanto 326/4
aliquanto 374/17
aliquanto 376/3
aliquanto 390/17
aliquanto 468/22
aliquantum 472/6
aliquem 362/21
aliquem 370/6
aliquem 372/27
aliqui 376/27
aliquid 322/28
aliquid 384/1
aliquid 402/5
aliquid 406/21
aliquid 448/22
aliquis 370/2
aliquis 370/16
aliquis 376/4
aliquo 328/1
aliquo 360/12
aliquo 384/27
aliquo 386/7
aliquo 420/11
aliquod 368/15
aliquorum 392/23
aliquos 394/12
aliquot 318/24
aliquot 340/5
aliquot 366/10
aliquot 372/4
aliquot 376/23
aliquot 378/25
aliquot 396/22
aliquot 402/15
aliquot 420/12
aliquot 444/25
aliquot 450/14
aliter 322/24
aliter 322/26
aliter 338/19
aliter 468/14

aliter 470/15
aliud 318/28
aliud 346/13
alium 324/25
alium 350/13
alium 354/6
alium 470/1
alium 480/9
aliunde 332/5
alius 316/6
allatam 474/9
allocutus 470/11
alloquutus 330/15
aloes 478/4
altam 340/20
altas 450/3
alter 332/7
alter 382/4
alter 382/5
alter 394/18
alter 432/26
alter 432/26
alter 452/24
alteram 334/2
alteram 334/2
alteram 428/13
alteri 340/25
alteri 344/7
alteri 370/5
alterius 328/17
alterius 328/17
alterius 332/7
alterius 370/14
alterius 380/23
alterius 380/24
alterius 394/18
alterius 418/1
alterius 460/21
alterius 460/22
alterius 470/5
alternante 370/7
altero 402/21
altero 402/22
altero 452/24
alteroque 322/22
alteros 370/5
alterum 354/8
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
alterum 360/9
alterum 360/10
alterum 370/22
alterum 370/23
alterum 390/2
alterum 390/11
alterum 430/9
alterum 436/2
alterum 480/16
alterum 480/16
alterutra 336/1
alterutra 394/6
alterutri 322/20
altiorem 426/16
altius 340/20
altius 436/5
altius 450/14
altum 414/14
altum 468/18
altumque 374/1
alueo 472/7
aluerat 328/12
aluo 322/26
amabiliter 348/2
amandandi 378/2
amantissimus 386/6
amare 438/9
amare 460/25
amaretur 430/3
amari 458/19
amat 386/9
amatus 404/19
ambagibus 438/17
ambiendas 442/22
ambienti 444/21
ambigitur 434/9
ambigo 394/10
ambigo 394/12
ambiguam 438/15
ambigue 398/9
ambitam 462/2
ambitio 406/12
ambitionis 324/16
ambitiose 422/15
ambitum 482/14
ambitur 412/17
ambo 396/17
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 46
ambo 416/8
ambo 432/22
ambo 432/23
ambobus 390/13
amborum 380/24
ambos 340/24
ambos 378/25
ambos 380/17
ambos 394/20
ambos 414/12
ambulacro 474/13
amicae 410/10
amici 324/18
amici 342/15
amici 396/24
amici 412/19
amicis 342/25
amicis 376/13
amicis 384/24
amicis 430/8
amicis 440/4
amicissimo 464/8
amicitiae 404/18
amicitiam 316/15
amicorum 320/6
amicorum 328/24
amicorum 330/2
amicorum 330/3
amicorum 350/26
amicorum 378/18
amicorum 384/9
amicorum 408/17
amicorum 462/17
amicos 342/5
amicos 350/20
amicum 318/27
amicum 340/17
amicum 454/9
amicum 460/3
amisso 338/15
amisso 436/19
amittere 384/23
amo 442/26
amoliendum
406/10
amolirentur 342/5
amoliri 324/24
amolitur 394/16
Amor 454/22
amor 470/25
amore 336/13
amore 378/14
amore 404/1
amorem 324/7
amorem 336/10
amorem 440/3
amorem 442/14
amorem 442/19
amoris 318/31
amoris 332/23
amoris 362/24
amoris 446/22
amplectebatur
428/20
amplectere 396/7
amplexibus 390/9
amplexus 396/13
amplitudo 404/6
amplius 324/10
amplius 366/20
amplius 384/8
amplius 392/6
amplius 416/1
amplius 466/13
amplius 472/5
amplius 478/22
amplum 316/24
amputandum
416/25
amputatum 412/9
an 332/26
an 338/6
an 340/2
An 384/14
An 384/16
an 390/1
an 396/8
an 406/2
an 410/26
an 472/4
ancillam 440/14
ancipitius 394/20
Angli 460/19
Anglia 316/6

anglia 336/3
Anglia 432/22
Angliae 314/1
Angliae 388/20
Angliae 480/15
Anglorum 318/15
Anglos 320/22
Anglos 342/1
angustias 422/23
angustijs 378/15
angustum 346/26
anhelus 414/8
anima 366/7
anima 414/5
animaduerteret
468/19
animaduertissent
466/10
animaduertit
438/20
animae 424/18
animant 394/19
animatum 444/12
animi 316/17
animi 322/20
animi 344/16
animi 364/5
animi 406/26
animi 432/20
animi 438/7
animi 440/18
animi 470/17
animi 472/18
animi 476/2
animis 336/23
animis 356/13
animis 362/19
animis 402/2
animisque 342/14
animisque 470/19
animo 320/17
animo 322/2
animo 324/13
animo 328/7
animo 328/21
animo 328/29
animo 330/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
animo 334/23
animo 344/18
animo 348/24
animo 348/27
animo 350/6
animo 352/13
animo 358/9
animo 360/7
animo 366/24
animo 368/4
animo 368/8
animo 368/12
animo 368/17
animo 386/7
animo 404/19
animo 406/1
animo 408/18
animo 414/14
animo 414/20
animo 420/7
animo 444/13
animo 480/6
animo 484/11
animorum 330/19
animorum 398/19
animos 334/7
animos 356/19
animos 408/5
animos 408/12
animos 434/13
animos 464/9
animosque 338/12
animosque 400/14
animum 330/19
animum 352/29
animum 354/5
animum 366/26
animum 380/18
animum 392/12
animum 392/20
animum 392/22
animum 398/21
animum 418/1
animum 426/7
animum 428/25
animum 446/5
animum 470/27
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 47
animum 476/25
animum 478/9
animum 480/4
animum 480/20
animumque 346/18
animus 332/12
animus 366/12
animus 368/9
animus 368/14
animus 426/2
animus 436/1
animus 484/18
Anna 314/15
anni 464/2
annis 314/3
annis 316/14
annis 338/9
annis 338/27
annis 340/20
annisque 430/9
anno 314/6
anno 318/18
anno 358/19
anno 456/7
annorum 314/9
annos 334/20
annos 360/4
annos 362/5
annos 378/25
annos 378/27
annuente 476/21
annuentibus 464/12
annuit 476/1
annum 314/4
ante 318/18
ante 322/25
ante 324/10
ante 326/21
ante 330/23
ante 334/16
ante 334/27
ante 336/5
ante 340/14
ante 358/22
ante 360/7
ante 360/8
ante 372/12
ante 376/21
ante 398/1
ante 406/25
ante 412/9
ante 412/13
ante 418/20
ante 420/14
ante 438/25
ante 468/22
ante 468/25
antea 422/20
antea 452/15
antea 478/15
antea 482/5
antecesserint 414/2
anteferret 476/25
antehac 376/5
anteiret 424/13
antequam 432/26
Anthonius 338/4
Anthonius 430/16
anticipare 320/27
antiquatam 448/20
antra 412/5
antro 346/22
antrum 362/17
anxio 408/18
anxius 346/11
anxius 386/6
aper 414/25
aperiatur 370/2
aperit 396/23
apertae 410/4
aperte 326/3
aperte 402/22
aperte 434/22
aperte 436/3
aperte 438/18
aperte 454/13
aperte 472/26
aperuerat 406/5
aperuisse 398/4
apibus 472/8
Apostolorum
364/23
apparatu 400/11
apparatu 484/24

apparatus 426/5
apparuit 336/22
Appellant 470/7
appellari 322/23
appellata 438/18
appenso 352/18
appetebat 400/11
appetebat 446/10
appetentes 424/18
appetierunt 340/3
appetisse 326/12
applauderetur
468/16
appositas 466/11
appositior 362/8
appositior 380/15
appositior 428/8
appositior: 324/3
apprehendens
394/8
approba 446/1
approbant 440/7
approbante 382/1
approbante 382/3
approbaturi 346/5
approbauero
410/14
aprum 414/11
aprum 414/15
apud 314/15
apud 316/1
apud 316/12
apud 318/30
apud 320/2
apud 320/22
apud 326/8
apud 332/15
apud 334/6
apud 334/12
apud 338/21
apud 338/23
apud 340/4
apud 342/1
apud 344/2
apud 360/22
apud 362/14
apud 362/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
apud 366/23
apud 370/13
apud 378/9
apud 384/26
apud 408/21
apud 418/3
apud 424/18
apud 428/30
apud 430/5
apud 430/24
apud 432/19
apud 434/8
apud 438/3
apud 448/13
apud 458/13
apud 462/1
apud 464/6
apud 474/11
aquam 354/16
arbitrabatur 350/10
arbitratu 328/27
arbitratu 356/10
arbitratur 386/28
arbitratur 444/18
arbitratus 372/22
arbitror 340/16
arbitror 366/25
arbitror 442/27
arce 324/21
arce 402/8
arce 406/14
arcem 348/9
arcem 396/19
arcem 416/9
arcem 416/17
arcem 420/12
Archiepiscopo
400/17
Archiepiscopum
352/5
arcis 412/17
arcis 416/24
ardeat 360/24
ardentes 340/22
arderet 476/19
ardor 334/19
ardor 462/10
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 48
ardor 474/21
argumento 318/31
argumentum 358/5
argumentum
458/25
argumentum 460/2
argutatur 386/24
arida 428/1
aris 370/11
arma 358/6
arma 358/10
arma 420/15
armauit 370/14
armis 318/18
armis 320/19
armis 342/22
armis 354/19
armis 358/1
armis 358/12
armis 370/5
armis 410/16
armis 420/16
arrogare 348/8
arrogo 464/18
arte 434/25
artes 466/11
artibus 324/7
artibus 332/17
artibus 408/8
artifices 398/6
artifices 484/5
artubus 316/25
ascendit 464/23
ascribi 374/5
asili 376/8
asili 386/20
asilum 364/11
aspera 406/3
aspernari 442/21
aspernetur 366/28
aspernetur 478/23
aspirantem 326/14
aspirantibus 446/1
assentabantur
374/20
assequuturus
346/12
asserendo 326/8
asserere 320/28
asserere 326/15
assessor 470/8
astringo 354/6
astruxit 322/28
astupentibus 408/2
astutissimam
428/13
astutos 398/5
asyla 374/22
asylanos 376/5
asyli 368/13
asyli 368/26
asyli 374/17
asyli 386/1
asyli 386/24
Asyli 386/29
asyli 390/5
asyli 390/21
asyli 390/22
asylo 352/24
asylo 360/11
asylo 360/25
asylo 362/16
asylo 366/24
asylo 368/10
asylo 370/13
asylo 370/16
asylo 372/18
asylo 374/5
asylo 374/12
asylo 376/15
asylo 376/17
asylo 376/21
asylo 378/10
asylo 380/21
asylo 388/8
asylo 392/12
asylo 392/17
asylo 448/11
asylo 484/13
asylorum 370/24
asylorum 372/2
asylorum 372/21
asylorum 374/2
asylum 352/1

asylum 352/21
asylum 354/15
asylum 360/20
asylum 364/20
asylum 370/10
asylum 370/21
asylum 374/6
asylum 376/22
asylum 388/17
At 316/8
at 324/9
at 332/3
At 334/1
At 346/7
at 348/15
At 370/12
at 372/28
at 376/4
At 384/13
At 384/24
At 406/22
At 408/13
at 430/8
at 434/4
At 436/2
at 436/12
At 442/9
At 444/7
At 452/27
At 456/17
At 462/22
At 470/18
atque 314/11
atque 316/8
atque 316/13
atque 316/15
atque 318/23
atque 318/24
atque 320/6
atque 320/22
atque 322/19
atque 322/21
atque 324/16
atque 326/10
atque 330/3
atque 330/8
atque 330/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
atque 330/13
atque 332/11
atque 332/14
atque 332/24
atque 334/6
atque 336/5
atque 338/19
atque 340/22
atque 342/19
atque 342/25
atque 344/15
atque 344/16
atque 346/16
atque 346/22
atque 348/8
atque 348/10
atque 348/18
atque 350/13
atque 350/18
atque 350/20
atque 352/27
atque 354/19
atque 356/1
atque 356/12
atque 356/24
atque 356/26
atque 358/7
atque 358/10
atque 358/12
atque 362/22
atque 364/17
atque 364/22
atque 370/5
atque 370/20
atque 370/20
Atque 370/27
atque 376/14
atque 378/14
atque 378/19
atque 378/25
atque 386/1
Atque 386/19
atque 390/6
atque 392/28
atque 394/9
atque 394/24
atque 396/7
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 49
atque 396/13
atque 400/16
atque 400/17
atque 402/15
atque 404/3
atque 408/27
atque 410/25
atque 416/6
atque 416/14
atque 418/12
atque 424/2
atque 428/4
atque 432/1
atque 434/25
atque 436/3
atque 436/25
atque 450/4
atque 450/10
atque 452/11
atque 452/13
atque 454/3
atque 454/15
atque 456/4
atque 456/6
atque 456/10
atque 458/5
atque 458/17
atque 460/7
atque 462/22
atque 464/18
atque 464/25
atque 466/15
atque 474/21
atque 476/1
atque 480/16
atque 480/17
atque 482/26
atrocem 346/8
atrocem 378/6
atrocia 350/18
atrocior 422/21
atrocitate 352/12
atrocitate 382/12
atrocitate 408/9
atrocitatem 322/14
atrociter 424/7
atrox 458/2
attendite 464/14
attinet 348/18
attinet 386/15
attinet 480/9
attingeret 426/9
attonitam 352/27
attoniti 408/9
attoniti 470/1
attonitis 432/6
attonitus 454/1
attrociter 352/30
attulerit 336/3
auaritiae 456/22
auctas 398/5
aucupatum 434/8
audacia 338/3
audaciam 316/23
audaciam 420/7
audax 364/25
audeam 380/2
audeat 360/16
audebant 472/27
audendum 364/18
audendum 374/17
auderi 342/7
audiat 388/14
audiat 472/21
audibilius 468/22
audiens 480/17
audientem 366/1
audientis 332/22
audies 418/19
audio 376/6
audio 406/18
audiret 454/6
audiretur 422/7
audiri 472/7
audisse 468/25
audisset 482/4
audit 392/2
auditorio 434/1
auditorio 450/1
audituro 436/24
auditus 472/19
audiui 376/5
auelli 370/11
auersum 352/10

auersus 426/2
auersus 470/19
auertat 340/12
auertere 480/22
auerterent 400/14
auerti 342/25
auertit 396/9
auferebant 456/15
auferre 320/13
auferre 358/2
aufugere 414/9
augendae 324/17
augendae 440/12
auguriaque 414/1
Augustiniensium
432/21
augustissimae
378/16
augustius 482/26
auide 382/6
auidi 322/3
auidius 340/3
auidius 406/10
auidumque 360/6
aula 330/13
aula 344/3
aula 358/2
aula 402/8
aula 436/14
aulae 378/16
aulicos 328/11
auocabant 318/1
aurem 386/15
auribus 418/10
auribus 470/19
aurigae 356/26
ausae 410/11
auscultabat 422/23
auscultauerat 328/3
Ausim 370/24
ausis 446/14
auspicatio 400/10
auspicaturus 320/25
auspicijs 476/19
australi 344/8
ausurum 398/16
ausus 364/27
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
ausus 376/26
ausus 412/2
ausus 476/5
aut 318/29
aut 318/29
aut 320/8
aut 320/8
aut 320/8
aut 320/20
aut 320/20
aut 322/6
aut 322/7
aut 324/5
aut 324/5
aut 324/10
aut 324/10
aut 324/12
aut 332/20
aut 332/21
aut 334/3
aut 334/3
aut 334/13
aut 334/13
aut 336/14
aut 336/14
aut 336/15
aut 338/28
aut 340/1
aut 348/2
aut 348/3
aut 348/3
aut 354/16
aut 354/20
aut 354/21
aut 354/24
aut 354/24
aut 356/10
aut 356/10
aut 360/26
aut 360/26
aut 370/1
aut 370/7
aut 370/14
aut 370/14
aut 370/15
aut 370/15
aut 380/9
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 50
aut 382/22
aut 388/10
aut 402/2
aut 402/2
aut 414/4
aut 414/4
aut 414/5
aut 414/26
aut 416/1
aut 432/2
aut 432/8
aut 452/4
aut 456/22
aut 458/14
aut 458/15
aut 458/16
aut 458/21
aut 458/21
aut 460/20
aut 460/22
aut 460/24
aut 470/27
aut 470/28
aut 484/19
autem 362/28
author 344/1
author 364/7
author 454/8
author 464/17
authore 314/2
authore 364/28
authore 402/2
authorem 346/19
authorem 354/2
authorem 396/24
authorem 452/2
authoritas 356/16
authoritas 432/19
authoritas 444/17
authoritate 332/3
authoritate 338/2
authoritate 362/22
authoritate 364/6
authoritate 404/3
authoritate 430/4
authoritatem
446/16
authoritatis 328/13
authoritatis 340/26
auunculo 348/5
auunculum 348/18
auxerat 456/19
auxilij 374/11
auxilio 470/22
avuersae 430/13
baptisma 374/6
Baptistam 452/2
Baruici 318/17
bella 356/12
bella 426/16
bellica 436/8
bellicas 316/21
bellicas 460/8
bellicas 466/10
bellicosum 322/23
bellive 436/16
bello 316/5
bello 322/4
bello 324/2
bello 420/2
bello 460/1
bello 460/14
bellua 334/14
Bellum 318/9
bellum 366/9
bene 332/8
bene 342/2
bene 352/14
bene 352/15
bene 366/23
bene 368/29
bene 402/1
bene 418/17
bene 424/23
bene 438/10
bene 440/22
bene 468/26
bene 482/19
Benedictinorum
316/2
benefactum 388/2
beneficia 430/7
beneficijs 318/31
beneficijs 320/11

eneficijs 398/11
beneficijs 400/9
beneficijs 428/29
beneficio 386/24
beneficio 388/13
beneficium 374/7
beneuolentiae
456/12
beneuolentiae
456/16
beneuolentiam
318/29
beneuolentiam
480/14
beneuolentiam
484/9
beneuolos 338/12
benigne 438/16
benignitate 466/25
benignitate 476/9
benignitatem
420/19
benignitatemque
406/26
benignus 316/5
benignus 474/20
Bernettum 448/13
biduum 436/18
biennio 314/9
biennium 448/11
bigamiae 442/3
bigamiae 444/19
bilis 414/20
bina 402/20
bireta 472/14
bis 460/19
bis 482/11
bis 482/12
blanda 484/7
blandicijs 446/4
blandiebatur
484/19
blandientis 426/4
blandietur 364/14
blandus 362/4
Bokyngamiae 344/9
bona 340/2
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
bona 352/15
bona 372/14
bona 372/15
bona 374/22
bona 388/26
bona 424/2
bona 456/10
bona 484/10
bonae 462/7
bonam 456/17
bonaque 456/4
bonaque 466/9
boni 336/5
boni 364/21
boni 422/12
boni 424/19
boni 432/2
boni 454/11
bonis 332/17
bonis 372/5
bonis 374/18
bonis 424/23
bonis 436/20
bonis 456/10
bonis 460/6
bono 350/6
bono 352/13
bono 372/19
bono 374/8
bono 376/15
bono 380/23
bono 428/24
bono 466/8
bono 466/18
bonorum 372/1
bonorum 388/25
bonorum 444/1
bonum 400/2
bonum 472/22
bonus 464/22
Borealis 344/8
brachium 410/1
brachium 410/4
breue 416/9
breui 416/22
breui 438/11
breui 446/3
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 51
breui 450/11
Brigitta 314/13
Britania 460/12
Britaniam 360/12
Britanicam 476/17
Britanicarum 404/5
Britanicis 484/6
Bukyngamiae
340/23
Bukyngamiae 366/6
Bukyngamiae
396/22
Bukyngamiae
412/15
Bukyngamiae 454/5
Bukyngamiae
454/15
bullae 482/15
Burdeti 458/4
cacodemonem
428/22
cadauerosa 426/24
cadere 438/2
caduceator 416/26
caduceatorem
422/4
caduceatori 418/14
calamitas 456/11
calamitatem 350/25
calamitati 458/17
calamitatis 354/23
Caleto 418/5
caliginem 418/24
callentem 338/25
callide 326/1
callide 406/2
callidis 388/4
callidum 396/27
calua 426/23
calumnia 322/7
calumnia 418/7
calumniae 378/11
calumniam 348/14
calumniam 436/4
calumniam 448/20
calumniam 458/24
calumniantes 348/5
calumniari 428/22
calumnias 338/25
Camerario 400/18
Cancellarium
400/16
Cancellarius 352/18
candida 426/14
candidas 424/16
capacem 434/21
capacem 450/23
capacem 454/17
capere 320/4
capere 362/4
capere 484/2
caperet 442/10
capescenda 480/13
capiebat 428/5
capienda 436/10
capiendam 432/8
capiendum 348/27
capit 386/22
capitaliter 484/13
capite 322/16
capite 350/15
capite 412/19
capite 430/18
capitibus 334/25
captari 410/4
captis 420/19
captiuam 358/1
captiuis 358/14
captiuis 432/5
captiuos 350/12
captiuos 352/11
captiuos 408/22
captiuus 324/21
capto 448/14
captoque 436/19
captos 418/20
captum 350/18
capulo 484/20
capulum 348/25
caput 410/22
caput 412/9
caput 412/17
caput 414/13
caput 416/25

caputque 476/13
carcer 398/10
carcere 378/7
carcere 398/2
carcere 430/24
carcere 448/6
carcerem 350/13
carcerem 384/3
carcerem 424/2
carceris 398/9
Cardinalem 400/16
Cardinali 384/1
Cardinalis 362/26
Cardinalis 364/17
Cardinalis 364/28
cardinalis 376/22
Cardinalis 378/5
Cardinalis 380/14
Cardinalis 384/7
Cardinalis 390/26
Cardinalis 392/10
Cardinalis 392/22
Cardinalis 396/10
careat 386/2
careat 390/23
carendum 336/1
carnificinae 324/26
caruisse 370/26
casses 386/14
castigent 450/8
castitatem 440/2
castitatem 462/19
castris 356/16
casu 402/13
casum 384/9
casura 342/24
casus 370/15
casusue 414/4
Catesbio 402/27
Catesbium 406/12
Catesbius 406/1
Catesbius 406/6
Catherina 314/17
causa 318/25
causa 320/20
causa 334/9
causa 342/13
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
causa 342/18
causa 356/14
causa 360/21
causa 364/1
causa 372/3
causa 376/3
causa 380/29
causa 382/4
causa 384/10
causa 396/1
causa 398/7
causa 422/9
causa 432/14
causa 434/15
causa 456/10
causa 458/22
causa 464/13
causa 476/15
causa 478/9
causabantur 482/7
causae 464/4
causae 482/28
causam 326/11
causam 346/4
causam 368/2
causam 402/2
causam 412/10
causam 436/24
causam 458/18
causam 466/3
causam 468/26
causaque 346/21
causarentur 342/26
causas 332/23
causas 346/15
causas 404/7
causis 362/25
causis 476/6
causis 478/20
causis: 332/20
cautione 438/17
cautior 390/15
cautum 374/22
cautus 394/21
Cecilia 314/12
cedat 446/2
cede 338/1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 52
cedem 430/19
cedentem 436/9
cedere 478/4
cedes 408/16
cedibus 334/17
cedideratque
436/21
cedidisse 416/2
cedis 410/4
Cedis 420/9
celandi 392/13
celasse 348/22
celasset 408/19
celato 450/9
celebi 444/24
celebrati 432/24
celebri 358/18
celebri 396/18
celebribus 422/5
celebris 430/8
celebritas 484/23
celebritasque 402/9
celebritate 424/11
celebritatem
400/13
celeri 410/22
celeriter 432/1
celeriter 440/3
celo 424/9
censeam 374/18
censeam 442/2
censeat 438/23
censebant 364/18
censent 386/3
censent 426/21
censeo 332/1
censeo 362/23
censeo 364/31
censeo 368/23
censeo 372/17
censeo 382/25
censet 406/8
censet 442/22
censuerim 378/25
censuisset 484/3
censuistis 472/1
censuit 360/8
censuit 392/26
censuit 434/24
census 436/25
ceperat 328/8
ceperat 398/22
ceperit 466/22
ceperunt 346/17
cepisset 484/22
cepistis 464/14
cepit 368/27
cepit 380/1
cepit 392/12
cepit 400/23
cepit 408/16
cepta 336/28
ceptam 346/9
cepto 314/5
ceptum 354/24
ceptum 454/13
cerdonem 482/16
ceremonijs 400/19
ceremonijs 482/9
cereo 424/12
cernere 470/28
cerneret 408/18
cernitis 330/25
certa 338/17
certa 358/12
certa 452/13
certa 456/4
certae 418/24
certam 386/7
certamine 356/15
certatim 406/26
certatim 440/6
certatum 460/13
certe 322/12
certe 326/15
certe 334/6
certe 340/5
certe 358/25
certe 362/1
certe 362/10
certe 364/7
certe 366/7
Certe 368/6
certe 368/10

certe 372/21
certe 374/26
certe 374/28
certe 380/24
certe 382/15
certe 382/25
certe 386/19
certe 386/25
certe 392/21
certe 394/18
certe 410/12
certe 412/1
certe 414/24
certe 416/1
certe 418/16
certe 440/21
Certe 440/25
certe 442/15
certe 442/18
certe 442/25
certe 456/3
certe 464/17
certe 466/23
certe 468/9
Certe 480/8
certissimum 390/18
certo 348/17
certo 398/20
certo 452/6
certo 456/6
certoque 448/22
certum 328/9
certum 328/21
certum 392/5
certum 416/4
Certum 416/8
certum 430/2
certum 464/21
certum 478/22
certus 440/4
ceruices 472/11
ceruicibus 418/21
cesserat 406/4
cesserint 444/8
cessisse 418/17
cessit 316/23
cessit 426/10
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
cessuram 352/30
cetera 356/15
cetera 364/17
cetera 424/24
ceteri 372/17
ceteri 404/14
ceteri 472/2
ceteri 472/25
ceteris 426/4
Ceterum 316/27
Ceterum 320/15
Ceterum 324/2
ceterum 326/3
Ceterum 328/6
Ceterum 328/27
Ceterum 336/19
Ceterum 346/11
Ceterum 350/11
Ceterum 356/9
Ceterum 356/22
Ceterum 364/4
Ceterum 366/12
Ceterum 370/8
Ceterum 376/21
Ceterum 378/24
ceterum 398/1
Ceterum 400/15
Ceterum 402/17
Ceterum 408/18
ceterum 416/17
ceterum 420/18
Ceterum 424/13
Ceterum 432/12
ceterum 432/24
Ceterum 434/9
Ceterum 434/14
Ceterum 440/8
ceterum 446/22
Ceterum 448/21
ceterum 452/9
Ceterum 462/7
Ceterum 468/26
Ceterum 470/12
Ceterum 474/10
Ceterum 478/9
charam 462/18
chari) 322/11
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 53
charior 316/7
charior 448/2
chariorem 442/20
charissima 444/19
charissimam 428/18
charissime 396/5
charissime 396/14
charissimi 330/16
charissimi 364/2
charissimi 394/9
charissimi 412/20
charissimi 452/13
charissimum
360/15
charissimus 380/28
charitas 332/2
charitatem 316/9
charitatem 358/22
charitatis 332/25
charum 404/2
charus 316/8
charus 366/14
charus 420/5
choro 364/24
chorum 424/13
Christi 332/24
Christi 334/5
Christianos 334/6
Christum 314/6
cibi 412/9
circa 402/9
circiter 314/9
circiter 316/2
circumactum
338/28
circumfusam
430/24
circumspectare
484/20
circumspecte
438/16
circumspicienti
362/25
circumuentis 348/7
circumuentos 340/6
cistas 352/21
citius 402/25
cito 332/16
cito 362/14
cito 416/25
citra 362/17
citra 382/7
citra 386/12
citra 428/11
citra 474/16
ciuem 472/16
ciueque 458/12
ciues 432/18
ciues 462/23
ciues 468/5
Ciues 472/11
ciuesque 474/3
ciuibus 354/23
ciuibus 470/5
ciuilem 350/12
ciuili 320/20
ciuilior 426/10
ciuilium 320/26
ciuitate 464/5
ciuitatem 358/18
ciuitates 458/12
ciuitatis 468/5
ciuium 358/16
ciuium 358/18
ciuj 462/6
clam 358/6
clamabatur 410/15
clamantibus 472/12
clamantium 396/18
clamitat 382/24
clamor 472/10
clamor 480/24
clamorem 472/17
clanculario 408/24
clandestine 402/23
clandestino 396/26
clara 340/24
clarentiae 322/5
clarentiae 326/2
Clarentiae 326/12
Clarentiae 448/24
Clarentiae 452/5
clarissima 380/14
clarissimae 360/19

clarissimae 468/6
clarissimi 330/16
clarissimi 394/4
clarissimo 376/13
clarissimo 464/26
clarissimum 452/10
claro 436/15
classem 348/11
clauderet 364/11
clausos 346/7
claustro 366/17
clausum 346/22
clemensque 316/19
clementem 350/6
clementia 484/9
clementiam 420/22
clementiam 466/16
clementiam 476/7
clericorum 376/19
clero 374/20
clero 432/19
clitellas 352/21
coacta 448/5
coactae 404/11
coactam 340/19
coacti 474/1
coactos 420/15
coalescunt 440/21
coalitam 340/19
Coco 458/11
coegisset 348/12
coenobio 352/6
coenobio 364/7
coenobium 316/2
coenobium 350/18
coenobium 352/1
coenobium 482/27
cogant 342/16
cogebatur 324/6
cogitabat 392/19
cogitabit 368/10
cogitantem 392/16
cogitantem 480/5
cogitare 476/3
cogitasset 482/5
cogitat 414/23
cogitatio 414/21
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
cogitatione 474/10
cogitationes 402/7
cogitatis 432/10
cogitatum 356/6
cognati 330/16
cognati 366/14
cognatio 384/18
cognationis 336/15
cognationis 340/4
cognationis 384/17
cognationis 394/15
cognatioque 366/13
cognatis 328/12
cognatis 334/30
cognatisque 398/13
cognatorum 398/6
cognatos 334/2
cognatos 352/11
cognatos 408/22
cognatos 418/20
cognatum 338/15
cognatum 348/23
cognatum 460/2
cognita 384/10
cognita 418/18
cognita 430/25
cognita 446/17
cogniturum 438/11
cognomento 338/4
cognoscendi 474/21
cognoscere 414/1
cognoscetur 436/5
cognoscitis 454/23
cognouerit 458/15
cognouit 328/26
coitu 434/19
collapso 416/10
collegia 484/6
collibuisset 456/15
colligens 470/4
colligeret 376/25
collocasset 482/28
collocatum 370/23
collocauerant
400/18
colloquendi 418/12
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 54
colloquentem
416/19
colloquentes 328/3
colloquij 428/7
colloquio 406/5
colloquio 478/18
colloquium 474/6
colludat 414/5
collum 352/18
collusor 362/4
collusor 388/4
collusoris 388/3
colluuies 370/21
color 432/12
comes 382/34
Comes 402/17
comes 410/26
comes 414/17
Comes 448/4
comitantur 356/14
comitate 318/19
comitate 420/3
comitate 428/4
comitatu 344/4
comitatu 346/28
comitatu 356/20
comitatu 392/10
comitatu 454/16
comitatu 482/25
comitaturus 416/17
comitatus 344/25
comitatus 364/24
Comite 442/6
Comitem 410/20
Comitem 410/24
Comitem 436/7
Comitem 444/12
Comiteque 400/17
Comiteque 448/14
comiter 318/30
comites 344/23
comites 392/15
comitesque 396/10
Comiti 314/16
comitibus 378/1
comitibus 472/27
Comitisque 404/10
commemoranda
332/25
commemoratione
410/10
commenti 356/25
commenti 422/18
commenti 446/25
commento 422/3
commentum 358/7
commentum
448/21
commessatio
326/10
commisso 372/10
commissum 438/3
commitante 454/5
committeret 394/2
committo 394/24
commoda 370/24
commoda 468/13
commodam 378/24
commode 422/25
commode 428/9
commode 472/16
commodi 380/29
commodi 466/20
commodis 324/18
commodis 370/26
commodis 386/5
commodissima
434/11
commodius 370/25
commodo 324/24
commodo 380/23
commodoque
376/16
commodum 324/12
commodum 328/18
commodum 378/20
commodum 474/18
commodus 406/1
commotus 348/25
commouendum
356/19
commouere 332/27
commouerier
382/17

communem 402/21
communem 434/24
communi 380/21
communicata 398/1
communicatum
434/10
communicauerat
418/3
communis 336/2
communiter 378/18
comnluni 348/12
comparans 422/24
comparassem
334/26
comparata 344/8
comparati 324/18
comparatus 366/12
comparet 370/24
compatrumque
374/7
compegerat 406/13
compellato 402/19
compellens 338/14
compellerent
342/20
compendium
352/24
comperero 384/20
comperi 326/19
comperiat 370/16
comperisse 422/19
Comperta 446/24
compertam 392/23
compertum 428/17
compertum 478/1
competente 452/16
competisse 466/12
competit 374/9
complectamini
336/13
compleri 354/18
compleuere 410/17
complexibus
324/15
complexus 348/2
complicatis 352/27
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
complorantem
352/28
componetis 356/10
componi 356/14
comportata 424/3
compositis 330/24
composito 358/20
composito 424/14
composito 482/7
compositum
422/15
comprecationibus
446/2
comprehendebantur
412/4
comprehendunt
346/21
comprehensos
350/20
comprehensos
430/17
compressisset
478/17
compressit 356/19
comprobes 416/6
compulit 370/17
conabor 366/2
conantem 346/20
conarer 480/22
conari 388/15
conatu 420/14
conatu 422/8
conatum 348/26
conatur 320/27
conatur 334/19
conatus 478/15
concedendo 456/16
concedere 332/5
concedere 476/26
concederet 400/7
concedunt 482/1
concepimus 468/8
concepisset 392/21
conceptam 450/6
conceptus 384/26
concessit 314/5
concidens 348/26
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 55
concidisse 350/22
conciliandam
316/16
conciliandos 334/7
conciliat 484/8
conciliata 318/12
conciliauerit 318/29
conciliet 446/4
concinne 434/13
concionando
432/19
concionator 452/17
concionator 452/27
concionatoribus
332/25
concionatoris
332/27
concionatoris
452/22
concione 434/12
concione 484/1
concionis 454/8
concipere 320/18
concitarent 422/10
concitaretur 360/22
concitasse 482/24
concitat 388/1
concordetis 334/9
concordia 318/12
concordia 332/1
concordia 342/27
concordia: 336/1
concordiae 484/10
concordiam 330/24
concordiam 334/9
concordiam 336/8
concordiam 340/14
concordiam 342/14
concubia 470/16
concubinam 426/9
concubitu 446/14
concubitu 450/7
concubitum 446/23
concurrere 402/13
concuti 448/16
condi 366/18
conditionem
378/22
conditionem
440/16
conditum 394/14
condonare 484/11
condonatis 336/12
conductura 378/14
conetur 382/6
confectum 414/13
conferens 346/10
conferentibus
434/17
conferes 406/20
confessionem
412/11
confestim 328/22
conficiendum
338/11
confidam 384/13
confidas 398/19
confidatis 396/4
confide 402/24
confidendum
340/17
confidentius 468/9
confidere 484/19
confido 336/14
confido 386/19
confido 442/15
confirmandas
348/11
confirmare 370/24
confirmaret 338/9
confirmaret 354/2
confirmasset
450/14
confirmata 318/21
confirmataeque
418/24
confirmato 450/21
confirmauere
374/21
conflaret 430/26
conflari 378/8
conflictatum
460/14

conflictatus 380/1
conflictu 380/6
confluentium
374/22
confluxerit 370/22
confossum 324/22
confugi 390/6
confugiant 370/7
confugitur 374/7
confusis 414/6
congesturos 358/11
conglobari 354/18
conglobauerant
472/9
conglutinet 440/11
congregetur 342/19
congressus 380/7
congressus 448/13
congruerent 440/20
coniecerunt 384/5
coniecisset 462/13
coniectantibus
358/9
coniectet 426/23
coniectis 398/2
coniecturasque
326/16
conijciens 408/4
conijcit 352/3
coniuge 444/15
coniuge 450/20
coniugem 374/27
coniugia 452/3
coniugibus 442/15
coniugij 334/4
coniugij 446/21
coniugio 436/5
coniugio 438/23
coniugio 442/2
coniugium 440/13
coniugium 442/16
coniugium 442/20
coniugium 444/26
coniunctam 438/8
coniunctam 440/2
coniungeret 400/4
coniungi: 334/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
coniunx 426/7
coniunxerit 468/2
coniurantium
420/19
coniurasse 348/6
coniux 314/11
conqueruntur
356/9
consanguineos
322/9
conscensis 346/24
conscia 374/10
conscientia 384/13
conscientia 408/21
conscientia 414/26
conscientia 420/5
conscientia 422/9
conscientia 454/10
conscientia 476/2
conscientiae 346/15
conscientiam
428/29
conscientiam
438/21
conscij 402/19
conscijs 470/4
conscios 410/2
conscium 356/4
conscium 434/7
conscius 346/14
conscius 408/10
conscius 408/19
conscius 484/18
consecrare 364/27
consecuta 314/20
consecuta 410/23
consecuturas
446/23
consecutus 458/13
consensu 332/8
consensu 358/24
consensu 466/15
consensu 472/24
consensu 472/24
consensum 480/12
consentientis
472/19
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 56
consequi 332/5
consequi 378/8
consequi 414/18
conseruandi 366/15
conseruandum
392/27
conseruasset
430/14
conseruauit 390/4
conseruimus
418/15
consignarent
478/10
Consilia 324/8
consilia 326/1
consilia 366/28
consilia 402/21
consilia 404/19
consilia 406/7
consilia 432/8
consilij 316/18
consilij 354/26
consilij 396/23
consilij 422/8
consilij 446/7
consilij 472/9
consilijs 324/20
consilijs 328/14
consilijs 330/3
consilijs 332/4
consilijs 344/20
consilijs 388/5
consilijs 400/13
consilijs 432/11
consilijs 446/19
consilio 338/6
consilio 342/12
consilio 344/4
consilio 348/12
consilio 360/22
consilio 364/6
consilio 364/11
consilio 368/21
consilio 376/22
consilio 398/23
consilio 400/22
consilio 408/24
consilio 452/17
consilio 470/23
consiliorum 326/26
consilium 326/8
consilium 328/7
consilium 328/21
consilium 332/7
consilium 338/6
consilium 350/27
consilium 354/28
consilium 368/18
consilium 378/2
consilium 382/28
consilium 406/15
consilium 406/24
consilium 418/5
consilium 434/10
consilium 434/15
consilium 452/21
consiliumque
478/11
consistere 362/11
consolati 336/20
consolationem
350/12
consolationis
350/10
consopita 316/13
consortes 430/13
conspectis 358/12
conspectu 346/16
conspectu 484/14
conspectum 378/5
conspectus 434/4
conspergi 446/16
conspicatur 452/27
conspiciebantur
320/4
conspicuam 422/18
conspicui 426/5
conspirarunt 342/4
constabiliuit 448/15
constans 324/8
Constans 324/20
constantia 440/1
constat 428/17
constat 434/9

consternationis
352/19
constet 382/18
constituerint 346/4
constitutam 408/25
constituto 394/3
consueta 476/9
consuetae 456/12
consuetudine 364/9
consuetudinem
482/8
consuetudines
470/6
consuetudinis
360/16
consulendum
350/24
consulens 440/3
consulenti 364/15
consulentis 332/7
consulerent 330/8
consuleret 378/14
consulta 332/8
consultant 348/28
consultant 354/25
consultantibus
406/14
consultarent 412/5
consultat 440/4
consultationi
432/14
consultis 344/22
consulto 358/25
consulto 450/17
consultum 442/27
consulturam
378/18
consulturum
440/10
contabuerit 454/12
contecta 428/1
contemnendum
366/19
contempnendae
452/2
contenderem
440/19
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
contenderim 366/8
contendisse 326/20
contendit 352/19
contendit 376/22
contendo 388/16
contendunt 346/24
contentam 420/21
contentione 334/16
contentione 450/24
contentus 456/18
conticescere 408/10
conticesceret 384/7
conticuit 392/9
contigisse 442/15
contigit 458/19
contiguam 416/24
contiguum 352/2
continendo 346/12
continenter 380/11
continere 384/20
contineret: 334/8
contingere 442/1
continuisset 404/13
continuo 354/17
continuo 396/16
contionum 432/23
contra 320/12
contra 324/1
contra 342/8
contra 348/1
contra 356/3
contra 356/7
contra 364/10
contra 364/13
contra 368/7
contra 368/18
contra 370/17
contra 378/24
contra 382/25
contra 384/24
contra 392/19
contra 406/6
contra 408/1
contra 412/1
contra 440/5
contra 444/10
contra 446/5
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contra 448/2
contra 450/19
contra 464/21
contra 468/18
contra 472/19
contracto 450/4
contracto 450/20
contrahi 442/13
contraque 328/13
contraque 366/25
contraque 368/28
contraria 406/3
contraxerat 450/2
controuersias
356/11
contubernio 378/16
contubernium
364/8
contumax 470/20
contumeliam
364/22
contumeliam
462/19
conturbasse 342/26
conuecti 412/5
conuehi 352/20
conuehunt 372/8
conuenerat 452/15
conueniret 440/26
conuenit 400/10
conuenit 440/26
conuentu 360/13
conuentu 406/11
Conuentum 400/3
conuentum 400/5
conuersi 346/21
conuersum 436/23
conuiuat 378/23
conuiuendi 428/5
conuiuio 428/9
conuocata 422/5
conuocato 454/18
conuocauerat
406/15
copias 342/8
copias 342/20
copijs 432/12
copiose 464/1
copuauerat 354/20
copulari 442/25
copulata 424/24
copulatum 450/19
coram 338/13
coram 394/24
cordam 384/8
cordi 366/16
cordi 366/22
cordi 426/18
coronando 484/24
coronatione 356/13
coronatus 484/23
coronis 476/25
corpora 370/3
corpora 372/22
corpora 460/6
corpore 316/17
corpore 348/24
corpore 440/18
corpori 414/7
corpori 426/15
corporibus 358/10
corporibus 374/23
corporibus 394/13
corporis 388/25
corporis 404/5
corporis 424/18
corporis 426/25
corporisque 316/25
Corporum 456/3
corpus 316/24
corpus 320/9
corpus 360/28
corpus 380/10
corpus 394/17
corpus 408/27
corpus 412/19
corradendi 456/18
correpti 416/7
corrigendis 424/9
corrigetur 468/21
corrigi 400/1
corripere 420/15
corripuisset 408/3
corrugata 408/1

corrumpere 444/2
corrumpi 392/25
corrupti 458/9
corruptis 424/21
corruptum 452/22
corrupturum
398/12
costas 324/22
cotidiana 380/4
coturnatis 458/23
crasse 442/16
crastina 472/23
creatur 482/11
crebris 460/14
credebat 398/24
credebatur 356/7
credentibus 426/19
credere 324/9
credere 360/27
credere 368/7
credere 376/26
credere 380/3
credere 384/25
credere 390/12
credere 392/4
credere 394/10
credere 394/21
crederent 420/22
crederet 392/2
crederet 432/8
credetur 362/17
credibile 382/26
credibile 398/16
credidistis 360/28
credidit 354/10
credimus 468/11
credit 474/13
creditam 356/18
creditis 320/13
creditoribus 372/5
creditoribus 374/23
creditorum 370/3
creditum 458/10
creditur 404/19
creditus 358/26
Credo 374/24
credo 386/14
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
creduli 392/8
credulum 338/24
credunt 388/21
creduntur 396/20
crescet 362/20
Cretensis 322/15
creuit 318/23
crimen 370/12
crimen 424/6
crimen 438/3
crimen 450/7
crimen 458/24
criminatusque
430/24
crimine 438/2
criminis 358/5
cruce 396/9
crucem 422/2
crucem 424/13
Crudelis 324/15
crudelitas 316/10
crudeliter 324/22
crudeliter 458/6
cruentis 460/14
cruore 410/24
cubiculario 352/4
cubicularium
330/11
cubicularium 354/3
cubiculo 342/1
cubiculo 406/23
cubitum 344/17
cubitum 408/28
cui 318/30
cui 342/18
cui 350/14
cui 362/10
cui 362/17
cui 362/23
cui 362/24
cui 366/14
cui 366/23
cui 378/27
cui 380/9
cui 384/11
cui 388/7
cui 388/19
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cui 390/9
cui 390/12
cui 392/9
cui 398/19
cui 400/21
cui 404/2
cui 408/11
cui 408/15
cui 408/16
cui 412/8
cui 412/13
cui 420/2
cui 432/8
cui 438/24
cui 442/19
cui 444/5
cui 444/16
cui 446/16
cui 448/21
cui 460/4
cui 460/23
cui 460/24
Cui 464/10
cui 474/21
cui 478/10
cui 480/3
cui 480/9
cuipiam 408/17
cuiquam 324/2
cuiquam 372/25
cuiquam 384/1
cuiquam 388/20
cuiquam 390/12
cuiquam 430/4
cuiquam 436/9
cuiquam 444/11
cuiquam 454/24
cuiquam 460/3
cuiquam 484/8
cuique 372/26
cuique 382/12
cuique 426/17
cuique 462/17
cuiuis 364/14
cuius 314/13
cuius 316/21
cuius 320/2
cuius 320/22
cuius 322/13
cuius 322/17
cuius 324/19
cuius 326/10
cuius 330/25
cuius 334/22
cuius 342/8
cuius 342/27
Cuius 356/25
cuius 360/17
cuius 360/28
Cuius 362/1
cuius 364/9
cuius 366/15
cuius 368/21
cuius 374/3
cuius 374/4
cuius 374/8
cuius 374/10
cuius 376/10
cuius 378/2
cuius 378/10
cuius 386/17
cuius 388/26
cuius 390/17
cuius 394/5
cuius 398/4
cuius 404/9
cuius 406/12
cuius 408/11
cuius 408/21
cuius 416/6
cuius 418/5
cuius 424/3
cuius 430/19
cuius 436/4
cuius 440/18
cuius 452/8
cuius 454/8
cuius 458/24
cuius 464/26
cuius 466/24
cuius 484/12
cuiusmodi 320/17
cuiusquam 324/19
cuiusquam 332/26

cuiusquam 340/1
cuiusquam 404/1
cuiusquam 428/11
cuiusquam 428/23
cuiusque 432/6
cuiusque 456/17
cuiusuis 372/24
culpa 416/3
culpa 432/2
culpae 346/14
culpae 438/21
culpam 382/8
culpam 420/11
cultu 424/15
cum 316/4
cum 320/19
cum 320/29
cum 324/18
cum 328/4
cum 330/9
cum 338/2
cum 338/19
cum 342/3
cum 342/6
cum 342/17
cum 346/9
cum 348/5
cum 352/3
cum 358/15
cum 360/23
cum 366/9
cum 370/25
cum 372/4
cum 372/6
cum 372/14
cum 374/9
cum 374/18
cum 376/18
cum 378/23
cum 380/22
cum 380/23
cum 382/4
cum 382/23
cum 382/32
cum 384/16
cum 388/6
cum 388/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
cum 388/23
cum 392/11
cum 396/11
cum 396/22
cum 398/13
cum 400/4
cum 400/16
cum 400/20
cum 402/1
cum 408/26
cum 412/7
cum 412/10
cum 412/19
cum 416/19
cum 416/20
cum 418/11
cum 422/4
cum 422/24
cum 424/16
cum 426/8
cum 434/23
cum 434/26
cum 438/7
cum 440/2
cum 440/4
cum 442/24
cum 442/25
cum 448/12
cum 450/20
cum 450/26
cum 452/16
cum 456/8
cum 456/9
cum 458/25
cum 460/10
cum 462/16
cum 462/18
cum 462/23
cum 464/7
cum 466/2
cum 466/8
cum 466/15
cum 468/1
cum 470/3
cum 472/24
cum 476/6
cum 476/15
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cum 478/18
cum 480/25
cum 482/25
Cum 484/22
cuncta 406/8
cunctanter 352/9
cunctantes 404/14
cunctarentur
394/14
cunctari 414/16
cunctati 348/3
cunctationem 474/8
cuncti 410/2
cuperent 342/3
cupiditas 322/7
cupiditas 334/15
cupiditate 478/1
cupiretur 320/2
cur 346/13
cur 366/26
cur 372/24
cur 382/5
cur 382/22
cur 384/1
cur 384/2
cur 384/3
cur 408/19
cur 408/21
cur 414/23
cura 362/1
cura 388/26
cura 422/24
cura 472/12
curae 362/10
curae 362/24
curae 378/27
curae 398/10
curae 480/3
curam 360/18
curam 392/28
curam 396/6
curante 430/18
curantibus 476/17
curare 414/22
curarent 330/6
curarum 466/20
curat 388/26
curatam 338/8
curatores 396/6
curaturus 380/12
curauerunt 342/11
curauerunt 356/22
curauit 432/2
curia 482/29
curiae 472/8
curiam 454/18
curiosos 424/19
curriculo 326/20
cursu 434/1
custodia 338/15
custodiam 346/3
custodiam 356/6
custodibus 346/22
cute 426/14
cute 428/1
cymbis 354/14
dabo 394/6
damnans 350/27
damnare 404/15
damni 334/27
damno 380/24
damno 442/24
damno 458/16
damno 462/16
damnum 342/23
damnum 458/16
danda 334/28
dapifero 350/5
Darabiae 400/17
Darabiae 402/17
Darbiae 404/10
Darbiae 410/20
darent 378/2
dari 392/18
dat 484/15
data 446/14
data 458/1
datam 446/20
dato 472/5
datur 374/8
daturum 438/13
datus 338/4
Daue 422/26
de 314/16

de 318/25
de 320/19
de 322/19
de 326/8
de 326/15
de 328/14
de 332/19
de 332/28
de 336/20
de 344/21
de 348/1
de 348/28
de 354/25
de 360/24
de 362/25
de 364/12
de 366/21
de 370/5
de 384/10
de 394/5
de 394/17
de 396/2
de 400/19
de 402/22
de 402/27
de 404/1
de 408/3
de 410/25
de 418/5
de 418/11
de 418/14
de 418/19
de 430/1
de 432/12
de 432/14
de 434/9
de 436/2
de 436/10
de 438/11
de 438/11
de 454/9
de 454/23
de 458/1
de 458/11
de 462/8
de 470/22
de 472/5
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
de 478/3
de 478/16
de 478/20
de 482/4
de 482/6
deamare 410/11
debeant 332/27
debeat 334/13
debeat 384/2
debeat 384/2
debeat 442/14
debeatur 480/10
debebat 452/23
debebat 464/11
deberent 334/6
deberet 334/10
deberi 464/25
debet 362/5
debet 480/18
debetur 444/6
debitum 476/16
debuisset: 320/9
deceat 442/1
decem 416/7
decem 448/13
decentissimam
424/16
decernat 466/21
decernitur 370/5
decessisset: 326/10
decidere 462/21
deciso 438/6
declarant 482/14
declarat 374/4
declaratis 448/25
declinantem 410/23
declinetur 372/24
decreta 342/6
decretam 348/12
decretam 450/18
decretum 448/24
decretum 480/7
decreuerat 318/16
decreuere 466/14
decreuerit 414/16
decreui 390/11
decreuisse 328/9
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decreuissent 476/1
decreuisseque
348/6
decreuisset 324/24
decreuit 320/14
decuerat 448/18
decumbens 328/27
decus 474/17
decutitur 412/19
dedebatur 318/2
dedeceant 380/20
dedecorat 388/1
dedecore 458/9
dedecus 424/17
dederitis 332/5
dedicauit 364/24
dedimus 444/25
dedisset 456/14
dedissetis 468/14
dedit 332/25
dedit 348/27
deducatis 356/12
deducendus 376/20
deduci 374/28
deducturos 342/6
deerant 352/25
deerant 472/26
deerunt 394/26
deesse 458/25
defert 446/13
deffendas 410/13
deficerentur 346/21
deficerentur 450/6
deficeret 324/6
deficiatur 386/23
deficientibus
390/12
defigebantur
408/15
defixus 438/7
deflecteret 382/11
defuisse 326/2
defuisse 366/3
defuit 428/23
defunctae 426/22
defuncti 340/8
defuncti 462/8
defunctis 316/15
Defuncto 336/24
defuncto 348/9
Defuncto 426/11
defungeretur
322/15
defuturum 478/12
degenerasse 452/9
degeneres 440/24
Dei 336/14
dei 462/14
Dei 464/19
deiecerat 412/1
deijciat 352/29
deinceps 336/26
deinceps 372/17
deinceps 450/18
deinde 342/20
deinde 356/23
deinde 410/3
Deinde 484/5
delapsus 424/9
delatorum 338/25
delatum 478/23
delatus 316/3
delectarentur
318/26
delectetur 476/14
delecti 432/19
delectum 452/20
delecturi 472/3
delegenda 444/15
delegi 446/1
delegisset 442/9
delere 484/11
deleta 430/10
deliberabunda
392/9
deliberant 344/22
delicta 456/19
delicti 370/15
deligendo 468/12
deligendo 470/24
delinitus 344/15
delinquentibus
428/26
delitescat 362/16

delitescendum
380/21
delitescere 366/24
delitescere 378/10
demandabatur
412/2
demandarentur
434/11
demandatum
376/28
demigro 332/28
demirari 382/7
demon 414/4
demum 332/17
demum 404/15
demum 424/7
demum 446/25
demum 464/13
demum 476/5
demum 484/4
denique 336/15
denique 362/20
denique 376/20
denique 382/24
denique 392/3
denique 392/21
denique 426/6
denique 428/26
denique 432/6
denique 434/17
Denique 444/22
Denique 460/21
denique 462/13
Denique 478/21
denique 484/5
densam 418/24
dentes 410/21
dentibus 414/12
denuncians 350/18
denunciata 446/24
denuo 396/8
denuo 454/2
denuo 464/15
denuo 470/13
Deo 364/24
Deo 442/14
Deo 450/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Deo 478/14
depellendi 342/13
depelli 398/24
depereat 440/14
depictumque
422/15
deploratam 328/28
deplorauit 322/18
deponentes 352/22
depositi 316/12
depositis 352/22
deposito 436/7
deposuerat 448/7
deprauat 332/21
deprauat 382/12
deprehendebantur
422/20
deprehenderent
346/3
deprehendissent
420/14
deprehensas 346/19
deprehenso 450/13
depugnatum
460/15
depulso 420/18
depulsores 460/18
deriuari 408/17
deriuatione 458/11
deriuetur 450/6
Dertfordiam
314/15
descendisset 452/26
descendit 434/1
descendit 472/25
descenditur 424/5
desiderarentur
414/17
desideretur 394/6
desiderium 438/19
desideriumque
316/9
desiero 480/21
designandi 372/13
designandum
472/18
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designaretur
320/24
designato 314/8
designaturus 324/1
designatus 380/28
desinit 334/16
desisteret 438/22
desperatione
352/29
desperem 386/16
despiciens 354/13
despiciens 474/14
destinabantur
352/26
destinabat 324/15
destinabatur 406/11
destinant 390/13
destinassent 358/9
destinatum 418/8
destinatum 476/16
destinatus 412/18
destinatus 484/25
destinauerunt
466/26
destiterat 318/16
destituat 334/30
destitutus 434/1
desunt 444/24
det 440/25
deterior 362/8
deteriore 430/7
deteriores 336/4
deterrere 334/13
deterserat 434/6
detestabilis 406/12
detestans 350/27
detractum 360/19
detruncauit 350/15
detulistis 472/24
detur 438/3
deuinctum 404/2
deuinctus 320/11
deuirginauerat
446/10
Deus 332/13
Deus 334/21
Deus 336/11
Deus 340/12
deus 370/12
dexterum 336/17
dextra 428/5
dextram 416/5
diademate 342/15
diademate 476/13
dicantur 434/26
dicat 450/26
dicat 482/13
dicebantur 452/15
dicebat 452/8
dicendo 452/25
dicendum 464/20
dicens 354/12
dicere 374/24
dicere 420/15
dicere 462/9
dicere 470/12
dicerent 348/14
dicessit 396/9
dicetur 466/5
dici 402/25
dici 448/22
dici 466/8
dicimus 428/18
dicit 472/18
dico 316/1
dico 458/17
dicta 470/14
dictatum 422/14
dicti 422/25
dictis 472/25
dictu 364/3
dictum 328/2
dicturam 446/20
dictus 400/11
didicimus 394/14
didicistis 464/23
die 344/9
die 346/5
die 354/6
die 358/18
die 408/22
die 416/11
die 418/19
die 450/1

die 454/14
die 472/23
die 480/15
die 480/21
die 480/21
die 482/25
die 484/22
diebus 314/4
diebus 318/8
diebus 454/12
diem 350/16
diem 420/13
dies 360/4
dies 400/11
dies 414/8
dies 446/10
difficile 340/10
difficilem 438/13
difficulter 404/4
diffidam 394/5
diffiderent 402/17
diffido 380/7
diffugerit 376/1
diffundere 318/5
digitis 352/28
digna 408/6
dignam 314/20
dignam 438/23
dignationem
380/19
dignatus 426/8
dignitate 380/22
dignitate 442/1
dignitatis 376/23
dignos 368/20
dignum 472/1
dignum 476/4
digrediens 396/7
digressi 348/20
digressus 344/9
dijs 394/24
dilabi 402/8
dilexit 426/1
diligenter 380/8
diligentia 452/22
diligentius 464/12
dilucide 468/23
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
dimidio 398/4
dimidium 460/5
Dimissis 346/26
dimisso 352/17
dimissura 392/25
dimittantur 398/8
dimittendum
350/28
dimittendum
368/24
dimittendus 376/9
dimittentes 346/29
dimittitur 344/15
dirae 324/25
direpta 374/19
direpta 424/2
dirutam 476/11
discedebat 464/3
discedemus 472/5
discedendi 432/11
discedere 346/12
discedere 346/25
discedere 404/12
discedit 482/1
discedunt 472/25
disceptauit: 320/20
discernas 338/5
discessione 330/5
discessit 416/6
discessum 376/20
discessuros 392/5
discordantes 330/22
discordanti 400/9
discordatum 460/13
discordia 330/5
discordia 336/4
discordia 342/19
discordias 346/17
discrimen 342/18
discrimen 376/11
discrimen 382/29
discrimen 458/22
discriminabat
352/24
discrimine 418/12
discrimine 456/1
discriminis 384/10
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discumbentes
344/21
discumbere 412/13
disiungerent 330/5
disiungerentur
336/23
disiungit 318/15
dispargi 354/17
disparibus 440/23
dispartiantur
374/22
dispendio 360/23
dispendium 386/12
dispeream 334/24
dispeream 444/17
displicebat 472/15
displicet 370/6
disponente 450/11
dispositos 386/14
dispositos 396/12
disposuerant 346/2
disputandum 434/5
disputarent 402/16
disputatur 390/1
disputaturum 392/3
disseminari 356/22
dissenseritis 332/6
dissentione 330/2
dissentionum
320/26
dissentionum
484/10
disserens 482/2
dissident 440/22
dissidentes 328/22
dissidio 448/16
dissimulantes 358/4
dissimulantibus
430/12
dissimulare 438/15
dissimulata 402/6
dissimulatione
404/9
dissimulatum
408/21
dissimulent 482/11
dissuadendo 440/8
distinentur 394/19
distinere 360/15
distinere 384/28
distringerer 382/16
disturbandas 446/7
ditio 336/27
ditione 338/4
ditione 436/8
ditione 444/4
ditionem 480/17
ditionis 440/12
ditior 440/14
ditiores 372/4
diu 316/12
diu 318/21
diu 330/18
Diu 332/19
diu 348/20
diu 380/1
diu 380/11
diu 402/1
diu 406/27
diu 438/14
diu 454/25
diu 456/5
diu 476/7
diu 476/12
diu 484/13
diuersa 332/6
diuersa 400/21
diuersa 412/5
diuersa 432/11
diuersabatur 396/16
diuersabatur 474/4
diuersi 354/19
diuersi 388/2
diuersis 428/12
diuersis 430/5
diuersis 460/5
diuersum 344/18
diuerteret 428/16
diuertit 450/15
Diui 372/15
Diui 386/19
Diui 424/10
diuina 442/12
diuina 478/17

diuinare 362/20
diuinitus 452/20
diuinitus 466/12
diuino 374/21
diuino 452/18
diuisa 422/25
diuisio 320/6
diuisiones 328/24
diuisurus 410/22
diuite 460/2
diuitijs 430/1
diuitijs 456/19
diuitive 436/16
Diuo 374/26
diurna 414/21
diutius 336/17
diutius 392/3
diutius 414/16
diutius 466/14
diutius 480/7
diuturniore 430/6
diuum 412/7
divertentibus
402/10
dixerat 438/4
dixerit 374/28
dixerit 472/20
dixi 436/19
dixi 468/3
diximus 322/1
diximus 344/11
diximus 430/18
dixisset 468/15
dixit 466/23
do 394/23
docta 428/6
doctor 464/16
doctrina 432/24
doctrinam 432/25
documentum 394/6
doleat 444/14
doleo 480/6
dolia 358/11
dolium 322/16
dolo 418/9
dolor 474/2
dolore 334/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
dolore 380/24
dolore 446/6
dolore 462/17
dolorem 418/2
dolorem 428/11
dolori 398/10
dolori 412/2
domestico 448/16
domi 318/11
domi 440/10
domi 468/1
dominationis
476/14
domine 396/14
domini 352/9
dominico 448/26
dominis 358/1
Domino 314/16
domino 374/19
domino 414/9
domo 402/8
domo 448/15
domum 326/20
domum 352/3
domum 424/1
domum 464/10
domum 482/1
domum: 354/13
donata 438/1
donec 384/20
dormiat 386/15
dormientem
416/16
dormienti 414/21
Dorsettum 330/10
dorso 322/22
dote 444/8
dote 462/14
dotes 320/3
dotibus 428/13
duas 418/25
duas 422/13
dubiae 418/23
dubie 320/5
dubie 324/25
dubie 342/16
dubie 360/3
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dubie 366/19
dubie 404/12
dubie 410/1
dubie 472/21
dubie 480/20
dubijs 370/7
dubio 466/18
dubitabilis 366/28
dubitant 406/9
dubitantium 432/9
dubitarent 482/5
dubitaret 350/6
dubitari 340/14
dubitat 366/21
dubitat 382/28
dubitat 474/7
dubitem 394/5
dubitent 476/1
dubites 354/9
dubito 368/16
dubium 326/25
dubium 348/20
dubium 398/15
dubium 402/25
dubium 482/6
dubius 342/9
Duce 314/9
Duce 412/15
Duce 454/5
Duce 470/3
ducebat 324/24
Ducem 340/24
Ducem 368/23
Ducem 372/19
Ducem 378/15
Ducem 382/26
Ducem 452/5
Ducem 452/8
ducem 470/1
Ducem 472/2
ducendique 364/8
ducente 314/14
ducentibus 314/10
ducere 380/25
ducere 440/4
ducere 442/25
duceretur 366/15
duces 344/10
Duces 344/24
Duces 346/4
Duces 346/14
Duces 356/21
Duces 358/7
Duci 374/21
Duci 378/19
Duci 396/22
Duci 398/17
Duci 464/24
Duci 464/26
Ducibus 344/13
Ducibus 356/5
Ducibus 358/13
Ducique 398/4
Ducique 420/12
Ducis 326/2
Ducis 326/12
Ducis 350/5
Ducis 354/15
Ducis 364/1
Ducis 376/18
Ducis 380/22
Ducis 398/21
Ducis 400/3
Ducis 434/21
Ducis 450/16
Ducis 452/7
Ducis 452/12
Ducis 452/13
Ducis 454/3
Ducis 470/14
ducis 472/26
Ducis 476/21
ducit 448/1
ducitur 318/32
duco 442/19
duco 480/19
ductu 434/25
ductu 454/2
Ducum 344/16
Ducum 356/1
Ducum 356/26
duello 410/13
dulcia 360/16
dulcissima 446/1

dum 316/5
dum 320/26
dum 324/17
dum 324/21
dum 328/25
dum 330/4
dum 332/9
dum 334/17
dum 350/23
dum 368/23
dum 370/5
dum 382/12
dum 386/6
dum 394/19
dum 402/21
dum 402/24
dum 406/9
dum 452/2
dum 452/15
dum 452/22
dum 458/1
dum 460/6
dum 460/16
dum 460/17
dum 460/17
dum 460/17
dum 460/18
dum 460/21
dum 464/14
dum 474/2
duntaxat 326/16
duntaxat 480/18
duo 370/22
duobus 314/8
duos 340/23
duplicante 438/8
duplicato 380/5
dupplicato 422/16
durabat 470/15
duriciem 372/7
duriora 390/27
durius 332/21
durus 458/16
Dux 320/10
Dux 320/18
dux 322/5
Dux 322/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
dux 324/2
Dux 326/26
Dux 340/25
Dux 348/21
Dux 350/4
Dux 350/12
Dux 358/21
Dux 366/6
Dux 374/2
dux 376/9
Dux 400/5
Dux 400/16
Dux 404/17
dux 454/15
Dux 454/18
Dux 468/15
Dux 468/21
Dux 470/18
Dux 472/15
Dux 474/8
Dux 474/15
Dux 476/5
Dux 478/18
duxerit 390/21
duxisset 448/9
dyademate 354/9
e 318/17
e 324/24
e 330/9
e 350/1
e 350/4
e 352/1
e 352/21
e 354/13
e 356/23
e 358/21
e 364/7
e 366/2
e 370/22
e 374/20
e 374/26
e 376/22
e 376/23
e 378/1
e 380/22
e 382/28
e 390/6
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e 390/19
e 392/10
e 396/13
e 410/26
e 420/17
e 422/5
e 424/9
e 428/15
e 430/24
E 432/18
e 432/25
e 434/5
e 448/5
e 448/26
e 452/6
e 454/10
e 460/8
e 460/8
e 464/16
e 466/17
e 476/17
ea 316/8
ea 318/20
ea 318/23
ea 328/18
ea 332/17
ea 332/28
ea 334/28
ea 336/26
Ea 342/6
ea 354/28
ea 358/4
ea 360/14
ea 364/4
ea 368/6
ea 370/8
ea 374/19
ea 380/19
ea 392/6
ea 408/22
ea 418/18
ea 420/16
ea 434/11
ea 434/20
ea 438/13
ea 438/23
ea 450/20
ea 452/18
ea 452/27
ea 456/2
ea 460/12
ea 462/5
ea 464/13
ea 470/3
ea 470/21
ea 472/16
ea 474/7
ea 474/11
ea 476/5
ea 480/25
ea 482/2
ea 482/28
ea 482/29
ea 484/6
eadem 326/23
eadem 352/4
eadem 356/14
eadem 398/22
eadem 422/6
eadem 430/8
eadem 430/15
eadem 464/15
eadem 468/22
eadem 470/13
eadem 482/10
eam 316/8
eam 326/11
eam 328/14
Eam 338/8
eam 344/12
eam 348/8
eam 352/28
eam 354/2
eam 356/9
eam 362/3
eam 362/24
eam 364/10
eam 372/26
eam 378/13
eam 378/14
eam 382/1
eam 384/8
eam 400/13
eam 408/15

eam 410/11
eam 422/8
eam 426/3
eam 426/7
eam 426/9
eam 434/16
eam 440/3
eam 444/3
Eam 446/9
eam 448/8
eam 452/17
eam 456/1
eam 462/6
eam 466/7
eam 478/15
eam 478/20
eandem 408/24
eant 386/4
eaque 428/28
eaque 484/23
earn 466/18
earumque 484/4
eas 328/25
eas 444/10
Eas 466/9
eatur 362/21
eblandiri 318/7
eboracensem 352/5
Eboracensem
464/10
Eboracensi 400/16
Eboracensis 354/26
Eboracensis 358/26
Eboraci 314/9
Eboraci 320/18
Eboraci 434/21
Eboraci 450/15
Eboraci 452/7
Eboraci 452/11
Eboraci 454/3
Ecquid 418/13
edat 484/12
edepol 382/6
edepol 386/15
edibus 352/2
edicere 476/2
edicit 484/10
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
edicti 422/22
edicto 364/7
edicto 422/4
edictum 422/13
ediderit 334/21
edificant 372/5
edificio 412/18
editiore 454/18
Edmundum 432/16
eduardi 328/12
Eduardi 394/9
Eduardi 396/26
Eduardi 412/20
Eduardi 436/2
Eduardi 436/5
Eduardi 436/20
Eduardi 436/23
Eduardi 448/18
Eduardi 448/25
Eduardi 466/2
Eduardi 478/22
Eduardo 314/8
eduardo 326/7
Eduardo 326/19
Eduardo 328/24
Eduardo 400/6
Eduardo 434/22
Eduardo 434/23
Eduardo 448/24
Eduardo 452/4
Eduardum 322/1
eduardum 340/23
Eduardum 418/3
Eduardum 434/18
Eduardum 436/17
Eduardum 450/18
Eduardum 452/8
Eduardus 314/3
Eduardus 322/4
Eduardus 338/2
Eduardus 436/7
Eduardus 448/6
Eduardus 448/11
educaret 378/26
educari 380/26
educata 424/24
effecerant 344/26
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effecere 402/14
effecit 454/22
effectam 362/27
effectum 414/6
effectus 318/8
effectus 360/4
efferari 336/28
efferrent 352/26
efferum 378/12
effigies 452/14
efflictim 386/9
efflueret 328/22
efflueret 414/14
effossa 426/23
effringere 352/23
effunderet: 324/7
effunderetur
456/11
egeat 388/3
egeat 390/23
egebamus 470/23
egentemque 374/11
egere 350/10
egeret 386/25
egeret 386/25
egestati 458/17
egit 344/3
egit 450/24
ego 328/2
ego 330/17
ego 330/25
ego 336/10
ego 336/13
ego 362/9
ego 364/7
ego 366/7
Ego 368/22
ego 368/27
Ego 372/21
ego 374/1
ego 376/16
ego 378/24
ego 380/2
ego 380/10
ego 382/15
ego 382/25
ego 386/16
ego 386/19
ego 388/3
ego 388/16
ego 390/15
ego 390/22
ego 394/10
ego 396/3
Ego 410/13
Ego 410/18
ego 416/4
ego 442/15
ego 442/18
ego 444/9
ego 444/23
ego 464/17
ego 466/22
Ego 480/6
ego 480/20
egre 318/3
egre 366/17
egre 382/19
egre 430/11
egre 440/8
egre 444/11
egre 448/4
egreditur 406/24
egregia 314/12
egregia 320/2
egregia 382/1
egregia 426/14
egregiae 464/4
egregiam 404/5
egregie 320/24
egregie 378/19
egregie 420/4
egregie 478/8
egregij 336/5
egressum 388/15
egritudine 328/27
egrotare 380/1
ei 318/29
ei 322/8
ei 340/17
ei 342/25
ei 360/4
ei 360/23
ei 364/22

ei 368/13
ei 374/10
ei 374/14
ei 376/8
ei 380/11
ei 390/4
ei 398/6
ei 398/10
ei 414/7
ei 424/7
ei 424/17
ei 430/13
ei 434/10
ei 434/20
ei 434/23
ei 438/1
ei 438/14
ei 452/26
ei 462/14
ei 466/21
ei 472/24
ei 478/5
ei 478/6
eiaculabantur
472/14
eidem 418/2
eiecto 390/5
eijcitur 460/17
eis 318/26
eis 366/22
eius 314/3
eius 314/13
eius 316/9
eius 316/12
eius 316/22
eius 318/4
eius 318/9
eius 318/20
eius 320/1
eius 320/2
eius 320/16
eius 324/1
eius 326/26
eius 328/4
eius 328/12
eius 328/21
eius 338/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
eius 338/18
eius 338/19
eius 338/26
eius 338/27
eius 342/23
eius 342/25
eius 348/3
eius 348/4
eius 348/5
eius 350/20
eius 352/11
eius 358/24
eius 360/6
eius 360/27
eius 362/5
eius 362/6
eius 362/15
eius 364/8
eius 364/10
eius 364/28
eius 366/10
eius 366/13
eius 370/15
eius 374/13
eius 376/14
eius 376/23
eius 378/14
eius 380/8
eius 380/10
eius 382/7
eius 386/6
eius 386/10
eius 386/28
eius 388/23
eius 388/24
eius 390/16
eius 390/22
eius 392/4
eius 392/21
eius 394/13
eius 396/10
eius 406/1
eius 406/24
eius 408/7
eius 414/1
eius 414/7
eius 414/14
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eius 416/25
Eius 416/26
eius 422/7
eius 422/9
eius 422/13
eius 422/19
eius 424/16
eius 424/20
eius 428/16
eius 434/18
eius 436/11
eius 436/19
eius 436/21
eius 438/4
eius 438/19
eius 438/25
eius 440/8
eius 444/5
eius 444/15
eius 446/12
eius 446/17
eius 446/24
eius 448/2
eius 448/24
eius 450/2
eius 450/18
eius 450/20
eius 450/23
eius 452/5
eius 452/23
eius 458/16
eius 460/16
eius 462/10
eius 464/8
eius 464/19
eius 466/15
eius 470/18
eius 470/25
eius 472/23
eius 474/6
eius 474/16
eius 476/6
eius 476/9
eius 476/23
eius 480/24
eius 484/14
eius 484/24
eiuscemodi 370/9
eiusdem 344/7
eiusmodi 322/23
eiusmodi 430/20
eiusmodi 478/19
elabatur 386/10
elargitum 348/10
elatus 316/19
electione 484/22
elegansque 322/6
elegantem 424/25
elegantem 454/17
eleganti 436/15
eliceretur 388/9
Eliensem 406/17
Eliensi 400/17
Elisabetha 314/10
Elizabetha 436/11
Elizabetha 446/8
Elizabetham 446/25
eludi 442/7
eludi 446/11
eludit 332/7
elusisset 410/21
eluto 446/25
emensuros 414/18
emercari 318/6
eminentiam 440/17
emissum 378/15
emittam 386/11
emittas 386/8
emittat 368/25
emittere 366/17
emittere 384/20
emitterem 386/13
emittit 406/22
emptae 482/14
emulorum 324/4
emulorum 338/22
en 354/9
En 358/6
En 394/8
en 480/14
enim 332/20
enim 352/1
enim 352/18
enim 354/3

enim 360/25
enim 362/16
enim 362/26
enim 364/13
enim 364/19
enim 366/9
enim 368/5
enim 368/19
enim 374/6
enim 380/25
enim 390/4
enim 414/11
enim 416/21
enim 418/3
enim 428/22
enim 438/2
enim 438/11
enim 438/22
enim 454/22
enim 462/11
enim 464/2
enim 464/17
enim 470/23
enim 474/17
enim 480/25
Enimuero 330/20
enixa 448/12
enutriri 380/18
eo 328/2
eo 328/25
eo 336/27
eo 338/2
eo 340/8
eo 342/12
eo 346/5
eo 352/17
eo 354/16
eo 356/12
eo 360/1
eo 362/15
eo 366/23
eo 368/7
eo 372/4
eo 372/20
eo 374/13
eo 374/18
eo 374/25
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
eo 378/6
eo 384/1
eo 384/22
eo 384/25
eo 386/23
eo 398/14
eo 398/21
eo 402/10
eo 406/10
eo 418/7
eo 418/19
eo 428/18
eo 430/6
eo 446/25
eo 450/26
eo 452/25
eo 456/11
eo 464/22
eo 468/9
eo 476/23
eo 476/23
eo 478/14
eo 480/21
eo 482/4
eo 484/1
eodem 344/8
eodem 418/2
eodem 422/3
eodem 436/18
eodemque 358/19
eoque 350/9
eoque 376/20
eoque 394/20
eoque 426/2
eoque 444/10
eoque 466/24
eorum 316/14
eorum 320/4
eorum 320/7
eorum 324/15
eorum 330/3
eorum 330/25
eorum 340/12
eorum 340/20
eorum 346/9
eorum 366/28
eorum 372/7
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eorum 372/11
eorum 372/22
eorum 384/1
eorum 392/6
eorum 392/28
eorum 396/11
eorum 408/11
eorum 430/26
eorum 478/7
eorum 480/18
eorurn 354/4
eos 320/6
eos 328/19
eos 338/10
eos 338/13
eos 342/7
eos 342/24
eos 348/20
eos 356/6
eos 356/8
eos 358/9
eos 360/23
eos 374/16
eos 398/19
eos 400/10
eos 406/14
eos 414/18
eos 430/25
eos 476/2
eousque 372/18
Episcopi 352/6
episcopi 364/17
Episcopi 396/17
episcopique 412/4
Episcopum 406/17
Episcopus 352/29
Episcopus 354/26
Episcopus 358/26
Episcopus 360/1
episcopus 364/26
episcopus 482/11
epistolam 338/13
epulis 344/15
equare 334/18
eque 316/8
eque 386/10
eque 418/22
eque 428/4
eque 440/27
eque 470/27
Eques 416/15
equi 416/11
Equidem 334/11
Equidem 366/1
equidem 378/21
equis 344/24
equis 346/24
equis 346/27
equite 430/19
equite 458/12
equitem 344/20
equitem 348/23
equitem 436/17
equites 346/2
equitum 420/1
equitum 454/15
equius 422/7
equo 372/26
equo 416/10
equo 470/2
equo 474/15
equum 388/18
equum 426/10
equus 316/19
erant 322/2
erant 328/24
erant 344/3
erant 344/20
erant 348/12
erant 354/24
erant 356/23
erant 402/19
erant 424/20
erant 432/2
erant 438/2
erat 314/10
erat 314/13
erat 316/5
erat 316/5
Erat 316/17
erat 316/24
erat 322/13
erat 326/20
erat 328/1

erat 328/12
erat 328/25
erat 336/19
erat 338/19
Erat 344/6
erat 346/11
erat 346/12
erat 346/14
erat 348/24
erat 352/1
erat 352/18
erat 354/14
erat 398/16
erat 404/4
erat 406/11
erat 408/11
erat 412/13
erat 416/25
erat 418/6
erat 418/14
erat 422/14
erat 422/21
erat 426/8
erat 426/11
Erat 426/14
erat 428/27
erat 430/22
erat 434/23
Erat 446/8
erat 448/21
erat 454/13
erat 454/20
erat 456/8
erat 456/9
erat 458/19
erat 458/24
erat 460/2
erat 460/24
erat 462/17
erat 474/20
erat 482/2
eratis 464/2
erectior 322/22
ereptum 386/4
erga 336/10
erga 336/11
erga 336/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
erga 374/3
erga 374/4
ergo 324/16
ergo 326/25
Ergo 348/27
Ergo 360/13
ergo 364/28
ergo 374/11
ergo 376/22
Ergo 382/34
ergo 406/6
ergo 412/10
Ergo 436/19
ergo 440/6
ergo 442/13
ergo 446/24
ergo 466/9
ergo 474/12
erige 354/5
erigeret 476/11
eriperent 378/1
eripiant 480/23
erit 356/7
erit 356/17
erit 364/30
erit 458/20
erit 472/20
erratur: 326/18
eruditus 470/8
erumnas 460/8
erumnis 382/16
erumpente 450/11
erumperent 406/8
erumperet 474/2
erupisse 442/23
es 442/4
esse 316/6
esse 324/25
esse 332/1
esse 332/8
esse 332/23
esse 334/3
esse 334/18
esse 334/26
esse 338/16
esse 338/21
esse 342/12
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esse 344/24
esse 348/26
esse 352/7
esse 352/13
esse 354/2
esse 354/17
esse 356/4
esse 356/9
esse 360/23
esse 366/14
esse 366/22
esse 366/23
esse 368/3
esse 368/9
esse 370/6
esse 370/11
esse 372/21
esse 376/25
esse 378/15
esse 378/22
esse 380/9
esse 380/15
esse 380/22
esse 382/19
esse 382/20
esse 382/25
esse 384/11
esse 388/18
esse 390/1
esse 392/13
esse 392/20
esse 394/12
esse 398/19
esse 402/8
esse 414/15
esse 428/17
esse 434/19
esse 438/3
esse 438/24
esse 440/6
esse 440/19
esse 444/2
esse 444/11
esse 444/17
esse 446/14
esse 450/23
esse 452/2
esse 466/23
esse 470/4
esse 470/26
esse 474/6
esse 476/22
esse 476/24
esse 478/19
esse 480/1
esse 480/8
esse 480/9
esse 480/17
esse 482/6
esse 482/16
esse 482/21
esse 484/5
esse 484/19
essent 356/15
essent 366/10
essent 382/30
essent 408/13
essent 428/14
esset 320/21
esset 330/6
esset 338/19
esset 342/9
esset 346/14
esset 348/14
esset 350/6
esset 368/28
esset 380/28
esset 382/5
esset 386/25
esset 392/5
esset 392/21
esset 402/12
esset 408/11
esset 408/19
esset 416/2
esset 418/6
esset 420/20
esset 424/8
esset 432/12
esset 432/26
esset 440/5
esset 458/7
esset 474/19
esset 478/19

est 314/19
est 314/20
est 316/1
est 316/13
est 316/11
est 316/26
est 318/23
est 320/23
est 322/12
est 322/25
est 324/2
est 324/20
est 326/4
est 326/25
est 328/9
est 332/2
est 332/4
est 332/7
est 332/17
est 334/14
est 334/28
est 334/29
est 336/17
est 336/27
est 336/28
est 338/2
est 338/4
est 340/3
est 342/1
est 344/9
est 344/14
est 346/28
est 348/2
est 348/20
est 350/14
est 352/4
est 354/4
est 356/16
est 358/14
est 358/18
est 358/27
est 360/1
est 360/4
est 364/12
est 366/1
est 366/11
est 366/16
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
est 368/1
est 368/5
est 368/7
est 368/9
est 370/10
est 370/13
est 370/14
est 370/23
est 370/23
est 372/24
est 372/27
est 372/28
est 374/1
est 374/17
est 376/1
est 376/2
est 376/3
est 376/4
est 376/4
est 376/4
est 376/9
est 376/21
est 376/24
est 376/26
est 380/17
est 380/22
est 380/26
est 382/12
est 382/28
est 384/4
est 384/19
est 386/6
est 386/18
est 388/8
est 390/14
est 390/19
est 394/18
est 394/19
est 396/21
est 396/27
est 400/3
est 404/2
est 408/14
est 414/1
est 414/19
est 414/21
est 414/25
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est 414/26
est 416/1
est 416/8
est 416/12
est 416/21
est 424/12
est 424/24
est 426/1
est 430/2
est 430/15
est 432/9
est 434/12
est 438/18
est 444/11
est 446/17
est 446/20
est 448/24
est 450/3
est 452/11
est 454/3
est 454/12
est 458/3
est 458/13
est 458/14
est 460/13
est 460/15
est 460/19
est 460/20
est 464/13
est 464/14
est 466/1
est 466/25
est 466/26
est 470/8
est 476/5
est 478/6
est 482/16
est 482/17
est 482/26
est 484/23
est' 466/24
est: 330/15
est: 330/21
estate 318/23
estimantes 426/20
estimantibus 326/4
estimare 442/7
estimaretur 318/20
estimata 378/26
estimata 456/20
estimaturas 478/2
estimet 316/22
estimet 438/24
estimet 442/16
estis 464/3
Estne 386/16
et 314/5
et 314/6
et 314/11
et 314/14
et 314/16
et 316/20
et 318/6
et 318/9
et 318/12
et 320/3
et 324/11
et 326/1
et 326/21
et 326/22
et 328/8
et 328/16
et 328/28
et 330/5
et 330/14
et 330/17
et 330/17
et 332/7
et 332/23
et 334/14
et 334/17
et 334/23
et 334/29
et 336/6
et 336/8
et 336/12
et 338/15
et 338/17
et 338/23
et 338/27
et 340/24
et 342/8
et 342/9
et 342/22

et 342/23
et 342/23
et 346/8
et 346/9
et 346/12
et 346/14
et 348/24
et 348/24
et 348/27
et 350/6
et 352/2
et 352/5
et 352/10
et 352/17
et 354/11
et 354/12
et 356/11
et 356/14
et 356/15
et 360/2
et 360/15
et 360/20
et 362/23
et 362/23
et 362/24
et 362/24
et 364/10
et 372/5
et 372/10
et 376/4
et 378/8
et 378/14
et 378/17
et 378/17
et 378/18
et 378/23
et 378/27
et 380/3
et 380/23
et 380/25
et 380/27
et 382/4
et 382/5
et 382/10
et 382/20
et 382/21
et 384/10
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
et 384/19
et 386/2
et 388/15
et 388/21
et 390/2
et 390/3
et 390/3
et 392/11
et 394/3
et 394/17
et 396/18
et 398/2
et 398/5
et 398/7
et 398/9
et 398/17
et 398/22
et 402/22
et 402/23
et 404/4
et 404/6
et 404/17
et 404/17
et 406/3
et 410/24
et 412/4
et 414/10
et 416/17
et 416/18
et 416/23
et 418/9
et 420/7
et 422/1
et 422/9
et 422/14
et 422/15
et 422/24
et 424/2
et 424/12
et 424/13
et 424/14
et 424/19
et 424/21
Et 426/3
et 426/4
et 426/5
et 428/5
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et 428/7
et 428/10
et 428/20
et 428/20
et 428/24
et 430/16
et 430/21
et 432/4
et 432/7
et 432/9
et 432/10
et 434/3
et 434/7
et 434/13
et 434/18
et 434/18
et 436/3
et 436/4
et 438/8
et 438/10
et 438/16
et 440/3
et 440/22
et 440/25
et 442/7
et 446/9
et 446/10
et 446/14
et 446/19
et 446/24
et 448/7
et 448/7
et 448/9
et 448/16
et 448/20
et 450/5
et 450/8
et 450/12
et 450/20
et 450/24
et 452/12
et 454/3
et 454/4
et 454/17
et 454/17
et 454/19
et 454/20
et 458/9
et 458/13
et 458/13
Et 460/23
et 462/7
et 462/16
et 462/17
Et 464/3
et 466/10
et 466/24
et 466/25
et 470/3
et 470/3
et 470/10
et 470/24
et 472/7
et 472/14
et 474/17
et 474/17
et 482/7
et 482/10
et 482/10
et 482/11
et 482/21
et 482/23
et 484/10
et 484/20
etas 330/3
etas 362/4
etas 386/1
etas 386/22
etate 362/22
etatem 328/29
etatem 376/9
etatibus 430/5
etatis 318/8
etatis 328/7
etatis 332/3
etatis 338/24
etatis 362/7
etatis 374/13
etatis 388/11
etatis 466/26
etatula 378/26
etatula 380/16
Etenim 316/11
Etenim 332/6

Etenim 368/8
Etenim 372/25
etenim 398/8
etenim 450/20
Etenim 454/25
eterno 458/8
eternum 394/7
etiam 320/3
etiam 322/2
etiam 322/11
etiam 322/25
etiam 322/27
etiam 324/3
etiam 326/1
etiam 328/8
etiam 328/12
etiam 348/2
etiam 362/14
etiam 364/31
etiam 370/25
etiam 376/13
etiam 376/16
etiam 376/19
etiam 378/12
etiam 378/19
etiam 378/28
etiam 382/9
etiam 382/11
etiam 384/18
etiam 384/19
etiam 384/28
etiam 390/11
etiam 390/14
etiam 390/17
etiam 392/17
etiam 394/12
etiam 396/25
etiam 402/6
etiam 402/11
etiam 402/15
etiam 404/7
etiam 406/4
etiam 414/24
etiam 416/1
etiam 418/14
etiam 422/3
etiam 426/19
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
etiam 428/24
etiam 430/10
etiam 434/10
etiam 440/15
etiam 440/20
etiam 444/9
etiam 444/24
etiam 450/21
etiam 450/25
etiam 452/8
etiam 456/8
etiam 460/24
etiam 466/6
etiam 466/7
etiam 468/8
etiam 470/13
etiam 476/25
etiam 478/8
etiam 478/13
etiam 478/19
etsi 416/11
etsi 426/11
euadat 386/10
euaderet 432/8
euanuit 426/25
euehendum 360/10
euellas 362/19
eueniat 332/14
euenit 330/1
euenit 456/9
euentu 416/6
euentus 342/9
euersa 350/22
euertendos 338/10
euitato 418/12
eum 318/1
eum 318/14
eum 322/13
eum 322/27
eum 328/9
eum 332/15
eum 336/19
eum 338/17
eum 340/7
eum 342/1
eum 350/5
eum 350/16
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eum 366/16
eum 366/23
eum 368/24
eum 370/25
eum 378/2
eum 380/2
eum 380/27
eum 382/6
eum 384/25
eum 384/27
eum 386/4
eum 386/11
eum 386/13
eum 388/16
eum 388/23
eum 394/10
eum 396/9
eum 396/23
eum 396/25
eum 398/18
eum 410/26
eum 416/15
eum 418/11
eum 420/13
eum 426/1
eum 434/24
eum 436/11
eum 436/16
eum 450/16
eum 454/14
eum 458/19
eum 460/25
eum 464/21
eum 470/7
eum 478/10
eum 482/11
eum 482/17
eum 484/8
eumque 350/8
eumque 362/23
eundi 346/8
euocati 400/15
ex 320/21
ex 324/6
ex 328/7
ex 328/17
ex 330/2
ex 330/10
ex 332/10
ex 334/27
ex 336/12
ex 338/4
ex 338/28
ex 340/17
ex 340/22
ex 340/25
ex 342/22
ex 352/8
ex 364/7
ex 366/16
ex 368/4
ex 372/26
ex 376/15
ex 376/21
ex 376/24
ex 376/25
ex 378/7
ex 378/15
ex 382/34
ex 386/14
ex 388/8
ex 390/11
ex 398/18
ex 400/14
ex 404/19
ex 414/24
ex 426/20
ex 426/23
ex 432/18
ex 444/23
ex 450/26
ex 454/18
ex 458/17
ex 458/20
ex 462/3
ex 464/22
ex 466/9
ex 470/2
ex 472/7
ex 472/8
ex 472/26
ex 474/13
ex 474/15
ex 478/1

ex 484/1
ex 484/11
ex 484/13
exactis 456/7
exactissimam
382/26
exaggerat 332/22
examini 356/8
exanimata 350/25
exarmandos 342/11
exarmasset 320/6
exarsere 332/19
exaudiretur 448/3
exauditam 468/20
exauthorant 350/1
excepissent 470/19
excepit 390/3
excepit 480/24
exceptum 396/10
exceptus 344/14
exceptus 358/17
excidat 402/26
excident 332/16
exciderat 458/5
exciderit 458/4
excipiant 330/21
excipiendum
342/15
excipulis 456/6
excitat 352/17
excitatus 344/24
excitatus 472/6
excitauit 402/7
excogitanda 434/14
excogitentur 408/6
excubari 354/23
excusat 406/15
excussa 384/9
excussam 448/20
excutiat 390/14
execrabilis 320/7
execrabilis 334/14
execranda 394/15
execrandi 406/12
exempla 388/28
exempla 408/13
exempla 458/3
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
exemplis 450/15
exemplum 376/2
exempta 378/11
exequi 324/9
exequi 484/4
exerceatur 334/12
exercuerant 330/12
exestuantis 402/4
exhaurire 324/6
exhaurire 394/14
exhauserit 408/28
exhaustum 460/18
exhibitum 334/25
exhibuit 318/27
exhillarando 428/9
exibit 390/20
exicii 416/18
exiciosi 414/11
exierat 406/28
exigat 458/4
exigendas 448/23
exigendis 318/14
exigua 318/30
exiguam 332/21
exiguam 468/8
exiguo 454/15
exiguo 478/13
exijsse 322/27
exilium 448/5
eximendi 364/8
eximendum 368/23
eximere 374/15
eximi 322/26
eximia 440/2
eximiae 320/3
eximiam 464/9
eximium 440/19
eximium 472/20
exire 346/1
exire 382/29
exisset 460/11
existimet 340/18
existimo 480/12
existimo): 328/2
exitialiter 326/15
exitialiter 384/18
exitialiter 394/12
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exitibus 344/26
exitio 416/23
exitum 350/7
exitum 392/18
exitus 346/7
exorsus 450/2
exosculare 396/7
expectabat 318/11
expectabatur
342/23
expectabatur
376/27
expectantium 408/5
expectauit 468/15
expectentque 474/6
expeditio 402/10
expergiscerentur
402/16
experiendum
376/21
experiretur 406/2
experta 314/17
experti 430/21
experto 350/11
expertus 334/24
expertus 458/21
expetant 474/6
expetitum 480/1
expilato 348/10
expirauit: 322/16
explanauit 466/4
exploderetur
434/16
explorata 358/13
exploratae 338/13
exploratius 396/27
exploratores
398/17
exploratum 380/10
exploratum 392/22
exponere 476/6
exponimus 464/14
exponit 378/5
expositum 434/16
exposuit 464/16
exprobrauit 400/9
expulerit 448/5
expuncta 370/1
exsolutura 446/12
exstructis 456/6
exsuperant 444/8
extanti 322/21
exteras 362/14
exteras 378/9
exteras 476/26
externa 444/1
Externorum 442/21
externum 440/10
externus 318/11
exteros 464/6
extincta 316/13
extinctum 326/23
extingui 438/20
extollere 420/22
extra 360/12
extra 368/15
extra 388/8
extra 430/2
extrahi 390/25
extrahitur 424/1
extrema 410/23
exuberat 464/1
exuit 322/5
exulante 390/6
exultabundus
326/24
exundat 460/9
exurgens 414/9
exutus 324/21
fabula 482/24
fabulae 360/24
fabulam 482/19
facere 440/4
facere 448/9
faceret 326/23
faceret 484/8
facessere 344/19
facetias 422/21
facetijs 428/10
faciam 406/21
faciat 368/17
faciat 368/18
faciat 386/1
faciat 464/12

faciat 472/25
faciatis 468/7
facie 336/18
facie 424/15
faciem 428/3
faciemus 472/21
faciendum 364/31
faciendum 484/3
facies 452/12
facile 334/21
facile 336/3
facile 338/5
facile 340/6
facile 342/3
facile 348/19
facile 358/9
facile 362/19
facile 364/3
facile 366/3
facile 368/2
facile 368/10
facile 368/19
facile 372/14
facile 382/8
facile 382/10
facile 394/15
facile 406/21
facile 420/6
facile 422/17
facile 426/6
facile 432/15
facile 438/20
facile 440/5
facile 466/19
facile 468/22
facile 468/25
facile 480/2
facilem 338/24
facilem 438/12
facinora 430/20
facinore 372/10
facinore 420/10
facinoris 374/10
facinoris 376/7
facinorosorum
338/3
facinus 328/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
facinus 358/9
facinus 370/10
facinus 406/9
facinus 428/22
facit 330/17
facit 370/16
facit 374/11
facta 318/30
facta 320/15
facta 334/26
facta 346/9
facta 436/6
facta 438/2
factam 332/20
factam 352/30
facti 354/22
facti 356/4
facti 428/29
factio 322/8
factionem 330/7
factionem 332/9
factiones 328/22
factioni 430/3
factionis 328/17
factionis 330/13
factionis 338/8
factionis 338/27
factionis 348/11
factionum 328/11
factionum 334/2
factiosus 320/19
facto 378/7
factu 346/13
factum 324/7
factum 354/28
factum 356/1
factum 358/25
factum 360/14
factum 368/29
factum 472/16
facturi 386/5
facturos 336/14
facturus 326/4
facturus 406/23
factus 316/26
factus 418/4
facultate 390/23
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facultatem 346/7
facultates 324/5
facundior 464/16
facundus 454/20
falli 392/24
fallor 442/17
fallunt 388/19
falsa 368/14
falsa 400/9
falsam 436/4
falsi 422/17
falsitas 446/17
falsitate 446/24
falso 450/25
falso 482/17
fama 322/25
fama 324/20
fama 340/24
fama 362/23
fama 420/9
fama 430/6
fama 436/8
fama 450/2
famae 446/18
famae 464/6
famam 432/24
famam 434/3
famam 478/2
famelico 432/17
famigerata 464/6
familia 352/3
familiae 462/19
familiam 352/17
familiarem 460/3
familiari 406/4
familiaribus 452/7
familiaris 326/20
familiariter 402/27
familias 458/22
famosam 410/7
famuli 472/12
fas 320/12
fas 324/1
fas 334/13
fas 372/27
fas 388/18
fas 390/14
fas 412/13
fas 450/19
fas 480/8
fascinatum 408/27
fastus 324/13
fata 414/6
fata 438/5
faterentur 424/5
fateretur 468/25
fatetur 446/21
fati 414/3
fatigando 406/7
fatigata 380/6
fatigatum 398/21
fatis 314/5
fatis 314/10
fato 334/11
fato 358/25
fato 382/8
fatum 418/21
fauebant 408/15
fauentibus 340/8
fauor 408/12
fauorabilis 370/17
fauore 332/16
fauore 354/21
fauore 428/23
fauoribus 338/23
faustis 396/18
faustis 446/2
fautorem 398/24
fautores 316/12
Faxint 416/5
febris 378/28
fecerat 436/18
fecerat 448/2
fecere 416/8
fecerint 376/16
fecerit 348/16
fecerit 466/18
fecisse 376/17
fecisse 410/13
fecisset 378/17
fecit 324/1
fecit 326/11
fecit 338/11
fecit 370/2

fecit 408/12
fecit 412/12
federe 336/21
fedus 328/23
fefellisse 346/3
felicior 388/4
felicissimum 364/8
feliciter 424/24
feliciter 446/2
femellis 314/8
femina 366/9
feminae 366/10
fenestra 354/13
feramus 372/17
ferat 380/10
ferat 460/26
ferat 466/7
ferat 466/20
ferat 470/20
ferculis 350/4
ferculum 350/8
ferculum 406/19
fere 318/2
fere 318/15
fere 320/15
fere 322/10
fere 352/25
fere 364/16
fere 374/20
fere 422/6
fere 426/17
fere 430/9
fere 432/5
fere 460/3
ferebatur 316/16
ferebatur 354/21
ferebatur 410/11
ferebatur 426/3
ferebatur 426/12
ferebatur 462/5
ferenda 462/10
ferendam 338/14
ferentem 350/9
ferentes 466/13
feret 372/18
ferinamque 318/27
feritate 368/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
fero 382/16
ferox 316/20
ferre 480/7
ferrent 470/17
ferret 350/8
ferret 366/17
ferret 476/18
ferro 322/26
fert 360/18
fert 468/14
fertur 330/15
fertur 346/25
Fertur 406/1
fertur 454/21
ferunt 322/28
ferunt 360/24
feruntur 482/29
festinabatur 412/16
festinaret 366/17
festinaret 414/9
festinari 352/20
festinatione 352/8
festinato 424/25
festinauerat 452/25
festiuitatem 406/25
festiuiter 406/16
festiuo 428/6
fiat 320/17
fiat 332/10
fide 326/14
fide 338/17
fide 364/7
fide 366/21
fide 378/14
fide 394/5
fide 404/8
fide 426/13
fide 438/4
fide 446/14
fidei 338/14
fidei 354/10
fidei 362/24
fidei 394/24
fidei 394/26
fidei 458/10
fideles 432/3
fideli 326/18
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fideliter 360/26
fideliter 444/6
fidem 326/23
fidem 354/6
fidem 356/4
fidem 356/18
fidem 358/26
fidem 374/3
fidem 392/1
fidem 392/4
fidem 392/7
fidem 392/8
fidem 392/24
fidem 396/2
fidem 416/8
fidem 420/4
fidem 446/20
fidem 450/22
fidem 464/9
fidemque 394/1
fidemque 442/14
fidens 420/7
fideque 404/1
fides 320/8
fides 332/3
fides 356/26
fides 368/1
fidet 368/10
fiducia 346/15
fiducia 372/3
fiducia 396/22
fiducia 404/12
fiduciae 394/6
fiduciae 406/5
fiduciam 396/3
fidum 414/25
fidumque 416/4
fidus 420/7
fieret 318/6
fieret 348/13
fieret 352/25
fieret 356/26
fieri 346/8
fieri 382/2
fieri 414/24
figmenta 414/20
figuram 426/20
figuras 386/7
figurat 368/8
figurat 414/21
filia 400/4
filia 436/10
filiarumque 456/3
filias 352/3
filij 366/22
filijs 396/2
filijs 436/2
filijs 440/25
filijs 448/18
filio 366/8
filio 366/28
filio 368/8
filio 378/22
filio 382/13
filio 398/2
filio 446/13
filiorum 350/26
filium 330/10
filium 352/2
filium 354/7
filium 364/11
filium 366/17
filium 368/6
filium 376/28
filium 382/20
filium 384/20
filium 386/9
filium 388/18
filium 388/19
filium 390/2
filium 390/8
filium 390/11
filium 392/12
filium 392/25
filium 394/1
filium 394/10
filium 434/21
filiumque 344/2
filius 336/24
filius 338/2
filius 380/28
filius 452/12
filius 454/4
filj 396/5

fingat 368/9
finge 388/14
finge 388/14
fingeret 354/1
fingit 382/20
fingitur 482/17
finiam 376/7
finis 456/8
finis 458/20
firma 332/1
firmamentum
320/5
firmandae 324/17
firmaque 332/17
firmata 446/14
firmatis 432/11
firmatum 466/1
firmauit 442/7
firmius 368/15
firmum 438/5
firmus 442/11
fiscum 436/20
fit 318/8
fit 472/13
fixum 366/24
flaccida 426/24
flagitet 374/9
flagitij 408/10
flagitijs 370/9
flagitio 368/13
flagitiosi 422/8
flagitiosissimi 372/1
flagitium 438/24
flagrabat 322/9
flagrabat 358/22
flagrauerat 316/12
flectere 472/11
flecti 364/6
flecti 406/9
flexere 480/4
flexis 334/25
flexu 318/7
florentem 426/18
florentibus 362/16
florentissimo
440/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
florentissimo
464/25
florentium 318/9
fluitantis 476/12
flumen 442/23
fluuium 354/14
Foggum 484/13
fonte 460/8
fore 328/15
fore 328/22
fore 342/19
fore 350/7
fore 352/14
fore 352/15
fore 360/9
fore 366/1
fore 368/14
fore 370/25
fore 384/10
fore 386/21
fore 392/22
fore 392/27
fore 398/5
fore 398/10
fore 416/22
fore 432/15
fore 438/12
fore 442/20
fore 444/26
fore 446/19
fore 452/17
forent 342/25
foret 366/13
foret 478/1
foribus 474/6
foris 382/32
forisque 468/1
forma 322/20
forma 438/9
forma 450/22
forma 452/13
forma 462/13
formae 456/12
formam 426/22
formidabat 328/29
formidabatur
460/22
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 75
formidandum
374/16
formidines 406/5
formido 354/20
formido 444/13
formidolosus
460/23
formosa 314/12
formosam 428/3
fors 392/20
fors 398/18
fors 448/17
forsitan 482/16
fortasse 332/3
fortasse 342/24
fortasse 384/15
fortasse 386/5
fortasse 442/5
fortasse 454/16
fortasse 470/5
fortassis 324/24
fortassis 336/3
forte 326/9
forte 340/18
forte 344/10
forte 364/18
forte 388/25
forte 416/19
forte 416/26
forte 422/9
forte 426/16
forte 436/10
forte 442/24
forte 444/21
forte 446/9
fortes 346/2
fortis 480/13
fortiter 410/14
fortitudinem
420/22
fortuna 414/4
fortuna 428/30
fortunae 318/3
fortunae 324/17
fortunae 350/9
fortunae 360/19
fortunae 370/2
fortunae 390/3
fortunae 430/13
fortunae 436/12
fortunae 466/24
fortunam 352/28
fortunarum 462/20
fortunas 450/10
fortunata 314/12
fortunatus 322/6
fortunis 350/23
fortunis 456/22
forum 454/17
forum 482/25
foueret 464/4
Fracti 430/18
Fractus 350/14
fragra 406/18
frater 326/9
frater 338/5
frater 344/10
frater 362/8
frater 366/14
frater 388/7
frater 394/16
frater 430/16
frater 432/21
frater 434/5
frater 460/24
frater 460/25
fratre 376/12
fratre 378/12
fratre 378/24
fratre 398/13
fratrem 322/7
fratrem 322/7
fratrem 324/26
fratrem 344/2
fratrem 348/18
fratrem 350/19
fratrem 360/10
fratrem 360/15
fratrem 360/27
fratrem 362/15
fratrem 368/21
fratrem 378/6
fratrem 384/28
fratrem 394/16

fratrem 452/5
fratrem 476/23
fratremque 394/23
fratreque 448/24
fratres 440/25
fratri 348/4
fratri 378/12
fratri 388/2
fratribus 388/11
fratris 326/2
fratris 326/5
fratris 378/16
fratris 408/14
fratrum 322/20
fratrum 432/22
fraude 348/7
fraude 448/16
fraude 450/9
fraudi 366/11
fraudis 382/8
frenare 328/26
frequens 322/13
frequens 326/10
frequentaturos
402/11
frequenter 326/17
frequentes 400/15
frequentia 402/9
frequentia 458/21
frequentia 474/3
frequentissimo
450/1
freto 344/8
frigidum 448/21
fronte 408/2
frontis 434/5
fructum 444/2
fructumque 480/19
frugem 332/14
frustra 384/26
frustra 438/22
frustra 462/9
frustrari 442/6
frustraturis 396/19
frustratus 338/9
fuerant 332/15
fuerat 318/18
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
fuerat 324/26
fuerat 408/22
fuerat 410/2
Fuerat 418/3
fuerat 432/20
fuerat 470/11
fuerat 484/24
fuere 322/3
fuere 418/23
fuerim 364/7
fuerint 428/17
fuerit 320/16
fuerit 320/17
fuerit 336/2
fuerit 340/1
fuerit 362/10
fuerit 364/3
fuerit 364/25
fuerit 364/31
fuerit 382/23
fuerit 410/22
fuerit 428/24
fuerit 440/13
fuerit 444/7
fueritis 454/26
fuerunt 330/13
fuerunt 352/16
fuga 414/11
fugiendo 414/24
fugientibus 414/25
fugitiuo 374/19
fugitiuos 414/26
fugiunt 372/6
fuisse 358/10
fuisse 378/1
fuisse 426/21
fuisse 430/2
fuisse 446/23
fuisse 460/4
fuisse 476/23
fuissent 430/13
fuisset 320/5
fuisset 344/1
fuit 314/11
fuit 316/8
fuit 318/4
fuit 318/9
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 76
fuit 318/20
fuit 318/23
fuit 322/21
fuit 324/1
fuit 324/3
fuit 324/9
fuit 324/18
fuit 328/1
fuit 338/7
fuit 338/18
fuit 348/17
fuit 358/2
fuit 364/30
fuit 386/21
fuit 390/10
fuit 398/10
fuit 416/15
fuit 426/16
fuit 440/1
fuit 448/7
fuit 456/5
fuit 460/5
fuit 460/16
fuit 460/23
fuit 462/11
fuit 482/22
fulcienda 332/4
fulciri 330/4
fulciri 362/1
functo 326/19
functus 316/11
funere 316/3
furantur 372/10
fures 372/7
furibus 370/8
furto 372/8
futiles 400/23
futura 352/15
futuri 322/29
futuri 414/5
futuri 442/27
futuri 472/5
futuris 402/1
futuro 430/1
futurorum 414/23
futurum 328/1
futurum 330/18
futurum 342/22
futurum 438/6
futurum 440/6
futurus 326/26
futurus 398/7
Gallia 318/17
Gallia 460/19
Galliaeque 480/15
Gallis 418/5
gaudebant 424/20
gaudentibus 406/25
gaudij 472/14
gauisus 436/18
genas 424/16
genere 338/7
genere 420/2
genere 436/12
genere 464/25
generis 338/17
generis 378/15
generis 444/5
generosa 452/8
generosis 334/15
generoso 348/24
genio 316/27
genio 444/11
genitrix 446/1
gentes 362/14
gentes 378/9
gentes 476/26
gentilicio 416/26
gentilicio 446/8
gentium 460/11
genua 346/29
genuinos 450/12
genus 484/6
Georgium 322/1
georgius 322/5
gerat 340/13
gerebat 340/26
gerendae 318/1
gerendas 404/7
gerere 466/21
gererent 478/10
gerereque 324/11
gereretur 478/1
geri 482/7

germani 326/5
germano 418/4
germanum 324/26
germanum 348/5
germanum 360/15
germanum 368/21
germanum 460/24
germanus 362/8
germanus 378/10
gerunt 482/10
gessit 458/14
gessit 464/11
gesta 350/17
gestamen 414/16
gestato 424/12
gestientem 360/5
gestu 462/13
gestu 468/24
gesturos 358/10
gesturum 466/21
gignat 378/12
gignere 466/3
Glaucestrie 350/12
globo 392/12
Glocestrensem
396/25
Glocestriae 320/10
Glocestriae 326/26
Glocestriae 358/21
Glocestriae 464/24
Glocestriae 472/2
gloria 432/23
gloria 458/7
gloria 468/2
gloriae 334/19
Gloucestriae 344/9
Gloucestriae
348/21
Gloucestriae 350/4
Gloucestriae
354/15
gnari 348/12
gnarus 328/10
gnarus 416/18
gnarus 418/21
gnarus 466/19
gnauiter 324/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
gnauiter 398/23
gnauiter 420/18
gradu 384/17
gradu 436/16
Graia 436/11
Graiam 448/1
Graij 440/25
Graio 348/4
Graio 436/15
Graium 344/2
Graium 348/15
Graium 348/18
Graium 348/23
Graium 350/8
Graium 350/20
Graius 348/24
Graius 430/17
grandibus 388/5
grassandum 364/18
grassantibus 338/1
grassantur 354/4
grassatus 318/7
gratia 320/2
gratia 320/21
gratia 332/16
gratia 338/23
gratia 340/4
gratia 372/15
gratia 388/26
gratia 436/9
gratia 448/8
gratia 466/25
gratia 476/3
gratiae 420/4
gratiaeque 424/17
gratiam 316/15
gratiam 330/7
gratiam 332/10
gratiam 336/21
gratiam 370/15
gratiam 428/25
gratiam 434/8
gratiam 438/8
gratiam 450/5
gratiaque 430/4
gratias 418/22
gratias 444/23
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 77
gratias 478/9
gratifficaretur
438/14
gratificaturam
378/19
gratijs 350/7
gratissimam 410/9
gratissimus 396/15
gratitudo 320/8
gratulandum
466/24
gratulantur 440/15
gratulari 422/1
gratulatione 344/13
gratulatura 390/7
gratulor 418/16
gratum 464/11
gratus 396/15
grauatim 392/2
grauatim 406/19
grauatim 428/15
grauatim 466/7
grauatim 468/3
grauatim 478/4
graue 318/6
grauem 324/12
grauem 362/22
grauida 390/6
grauior 464/17
grauis 470/10
grauiter 350/2
grauiter 360/13
gregarijs 420/17
gregi 482/23
gressuque 424/14
gubernatore 476/12
gustabo 412/9
habeam 412/8
habeant 334/6
habeant 388/9
habeant 396/6
habeant 444/10
habeat 336/16
habeat 392/7
habebant 400/21
habebat 400/4
habebat 428/29
habebat 454/1
habebitur 362/7
habebitur 364/9
habenda 466/25
habendam 382/27
habendam 452/1
habendis 436/2
habendum 460/1
habent 322/11
habent 326/7
habent 354/7
habent 370/5
habent 458/12
habent 462/18
habenti 444/3
habeo 390/20
habeo 416/5
habeo 418/22
habeo 428/17
habere 334/6
habere 370/27
habere 428/12
habere 476/24
habere 478/8
habere 480/21
haberent 334/5
haberent 366/11
haberet 424/25
haberet 428/19
haberet 482/6
haberetur 328/4
haberetur 404/8
haberi 330/13
haberi 382/26
haberi 388/25
haberi 394/21
habes 354/8
habet 366/18
habet 366/19
habet 366/22
habet 372/20
habet 374/11
habet 376/9
habet 382/4
habet 382/21
habet 444/23
habeto 362/11

habita 336/28
habita 376/23
habita 388/26
habita 402/20
habitabat 352/6
habitent 388/2
habitior 316/26
habito 478/18
habitos 452/6
habitu 330/19
habitu 430/22
habitu 436/22
habitum 356/21
habitum 378/3
habitum 452/4
habituras 468/11
habiturum 326/15
habiturumque
478/8
habiturus 336/9
habitus 324/2
habitus 398/19
habitus 468/20
habuerant 364/22
habuere 432/27
habuere 484/16
habuerit 460/4
habuerunt 346/16
habuerunt 356/5
habuisse 364/12
habuisse 426/7
habuisse 450/23
habuisse 454/21
habuit 328/26
habuit 336/12
habuit 356/18
habuit 392/23
habuit 484/17
hac 326/15
hac 336/8
hac 358/19
hac 364/12
hac 390/15
hac 394/26
hac 444/17
hac 458/20
hac 460/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
hac 462/8
hac 464/5
hac 468/6
hac 472/5
hactenus 336/10
hactenus 342/3
hactenus 386/18
hactenus 402/16
hactenus 428/6
hactenus 448/24
Hae 328/24
Hamptona 344/6
Hamptona 344/12
Hamptonam 346/3
Hamptonam
348/28
Hamptoniae 430/17
Hanc 344/8
hanc 354/5
hanc 382/13
hanc 386/15
hanc 408/19
hanc 414/14
hanc 416/5
hanc 428/17
hanc 428/19
hanc 444/20
Hanc 474/8
Hanc 480/24
hanc 346/20
harum 334/2
has 468/9
has 480/10
Hastingi 404/10
hastingum 330/11
Hastingum 404/17
Hastingus 356/3
Hastingus 404/13
Hastynge 418/13
Hastyngi 406/10
Hastyngi 420/20
Hastyngo 352/4
Hastyngo 400/18
Hastyngo 402/19
Hastyngum 340/24
Hastyngum 410/17
Hastyngum 412/6
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 78
Hastyngum 414/12
Hastyngum 422/7
Hastyngus 402/23
Hastyngus 406/4
Hastyngus 408/11
Hastyngus 408/16
Hastyngus 410/10
Hastyngus 414/19
Hastyngus 426/11
Hastyngus 430/16
haud 318/13
haud 318/25
haud 318/28
haud 320/5
haud 320/16
haud 322/25
haud 324/2
haud 324/16
haud 324/25
haud 328/2
haud 332/1
haud 332/19
haud 332/22
haud 332/26
haud 336/17
haud 338/5
haud 338/22
haud 340/7
haud 340/10
haud 342/16
haud 350/13
haud 352/5
haud 352/9
haud 352/30
haud 360/2
haud 360/7
haud 360/9
haud 362/1
haud 362/19
haud 366/17
haud 366/19
haud 366/20
haud 368/16
Haud 378/21
haud 388/29
haud 392/3
haud 392/12
haud 398/9
haud 402/1
haud 402/20
haud 404/4
haud 404/12
haud 406/25
haud 408/23
haud 410/1
haud 410/7
haud 412/12
haud 412/20
haud 416/14
haud 418/20
haud 420/1
haud 422/22
Haud 422/25
haud 424/17
haud 426/1
haud 426/8
haud 426/10
haud 426/19
haud 428/7
haud 428/16
haud 430/4
haud 434/3
haud 436/18
haud 436/25
haud 440/10
haud 440/16
haud 442/2
haud 442/19
haud 444/13
haud 448/17
haud 452/17
haud 462/5
haud 464/3
haud 466/13
haud 466/18
haud 466/22
haud 468/4
haud 468/13
haud 470/10
haud 472/5
haud 472/21
Haud 478/3
haud 480/20

haudquaquam
438/25
haudquaquam
440/13
haudquaquam
448/12
haudquaquam
476/21
Havvardo 314/16
hec 314/18
hec 330/8
Hec 336/17
hec 344/26
hec 350/16
hec 350/27
hec 354/12
hec 354/21
Hec 356/18
hec 362/9
hec 362/12
Hec 362/18
Hec 364/12
hec 370/4
hec 370/27
hec 376/2
hec 378/21
hec 380/14
hec 382/4
hec 382/15
hec 382/34
hec 384/16
hec 384/19
hec 392/9
hec 394/14
hec 398/11
hec 400/5
hec 402/20
Hec 402/27
hec 404/9
hec 404/19
hec 408/9
hec 408/26
hec 410/12
hec 420/21
hec 422/26
Hec 424/23
hec 426/5
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
hec 426/14
hec 428/22
Hec 448/17
hec 450/14
hec 452/12
hec 452/12
hec 452/15
hec 460/7
Hec 468/15
hec 474/20
hec 476/24
Hec 480/4
Henrici 314/10
Henrici 314/19
Henrici 316/12
Henrici 320/25
Henrici 436/14
Henrico 320/23
Henrico 320/28
Henrico 436/7
Henrico 436/19
Henrico 448/6
Henrico 448/14
Henricum 322/4
Henricum 324/20
Henricus 436/17
hercle 340/6
hercle 348/19
hercle 444/9
herebatur 432/12
heredibus 450/9
hereditarium 400/6
hereditate 388/19
hereditate 480/10
hereditatem 390/17
herere 424/4
Herfordiae 400/5
heri 414/8
hero 352/7
herum 440/16
herus 326/25
herus 352/13
hesuram 398/8
hi 326/6
hi 332/15
Hi 342/2
hi 342/20
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 79
Hi 432/25
hi 444/10
hi 450/6
hi 464/3
Hic 318/19
hic 322/19
hic 354/6
hic 354/8
hic 376/4
hic 376/8
hic 382/27
hic 382/30
hic 386/16
hic 388/13
hic 388/29
hic 390/7
hic 390/10
hic 392/16
hic 394/8
Hic 452/11
Hic 454/3
hic 468/19
hic 480/14
hii 356/8
hiis 354/25
hijs 370/2
hilaris 344/16
hinc 332/28
hinc 384/20
hinc 386/4
hinc 386/11
hinc 386/13
hinc 388/21
hinc 390/7
hinc 390/8
hinc 410/25
hinc 446/3
his 324/7
his 324/14
His 340/22
his 342/16
His 344/1
his 356/6
his 374/14
his 398/18
his 400/7
his 400/20
his 432/4
his 432/16
his 462/22
His 472/25
Historia 314/1
hoc 326/6
hoc 326/8
hoc 326/18
hoc 328/21
hoc 332/22
hoc 334/19
hoc 336/12
hoc 342/19
Hoc 344/24
Hoc 350/25
hoc 354/8
hoc 354/9
Hoc 358/7
hoc 362/13
hoc 366/7
hoc 368/17
hoc 380/20
hoc 382/27
hoc 386/17
hoc 388/7
hoc 388/17
hoc 404/12
hoc 406/21
Hoc 408/4
hoc 408/5
hoc 408/21
hoc 410/16
hoc 412/11
hoc 418/15
Hoc 418/19
hoc 422/13
hoc 432/12
hoc 442/15
hoc 444/26
hoc 450/2
Hoc 460/6
hoc 460/26
hoc 464/23
hoc 480/22
hodie 336/9
hodie 394/6
hodie 426/19

hodie 430/11
hodieque 386/21
hodierno 480/15
homicidarum
370/19
homicidis 370/11
hominem 406/2
hominem 458/10
homines 332/23
homines 340/22
homines 372/1
homines 398/5
homines 430/23
homines 452/6
homines 454/10
homini 404/8
homini 432/17
hominibus 338/1
hominibus 394/25
hominibusque
364/19
hominis 376/25
hominis 458/4
hominum 318/2
hominum 326/16
hominum 334/25
hominum 336/2
hominum 368/13
hominum 400/14
hominum 402/7
hominum 442/16
hominum 484/6
homo 412/14
homo 426/8
honesta 456/10
honestate 382/11
honestatemque
462/19
honesti 424/22
honesti 434/3
honesti 438/17
honesti 462/18
honestissimi 468/5
honesto 436/15
honesto 462/4
honestum 424/25
honestum 472/15
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
honestus 470/10
honor 362/23
honorande 378/21
honoratior 338/17
honore 340/1
honore 426/8
honore 436/18
honorem 334/25
honores 458/13
honorifice 314/15
honorifice 358/17
honorifice 364/9
honorifice 428/20
honorificentius
440/9
honorificentius
448/9
honorificum 338/21
honorificum 342/2
honorificum 382/25
honoris 358/19
honoris 476/17
honoris 476/24
hora 326/23
hora 340/18
hora 430/15
hora 482/1
horam 408/24
horarum 346/10
horas 416/7
horas 420/1
horas 422/13
horreat 368/6
horrenda 370/20
horreo 384/23
horreret 476/14
horridoque 424/15
hortatur 414/9
hortatur 476/1
hortis 406/18
hortor 336/9
horum 360/21
horum 372/3
Hos 330/14
hos 334/12
hos 376/16
hos 434/20
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hoste 460/4
hostem 326/14
hosti 390/10
hostibus 320/9
hostiliter 320/19
hostio 326/21
hostis 448/1
huc 356/14
huc 376/24
huc 390/6
huc 434/17
huc 454/23
Huic 362/21
Huic 364/16
Huic 376/18
huic 378/22
huic 404/19
huic 406/4
Huic 432/14
huic 440/23
huic 444/8
huius 320/15
huius 346/15
huius 350/6
huius 356/4
huius 362/23
huius 372/14
huius 378/26
huius 386/3
huius 386/20
huius 390/19
huius 394/11
huius 408/8
huius 408/13
huius 420/9
huius 440/17
huius 462/23
huius 464/13
huius 464/24
huius 468/5
huius 472/9
huius 474/10
huiuscemodi 330/8
huiuscemodi
454/20
huiusmodi 340/22
humanae 320/12
humanae 416/23
humanis 482/8
humanitate 344/15
humanitatem
406/26
humano 452/17
humano 476/16
humauere 412/21
humero 322/22
humeros 476/10
humi 352/27
humili 458/23
humilis 462/11
humilitas 440/17
humilitate 446/6
hunc 322/1
hunc 372/21
hunc 394/22
hunc 410/25
hunc 424/9
Hunc 450/24
hunc 466/12
Hunc 470/27
hunc 472/6
hunc 480/7
hylarem 324/11
hylarior 428/11
hylaris 406/16
Hyspani 436/10
Hyspaniam 436/9
hystoriam 328/6
iacebat 412/18
iacere 392/1
iacet 484/18
iactantia 406/5
iactari 362/14
iactatam 484/15
iactura 462/20
iacturae 336/2
iam 318/15
iam 318/17
iam 326/7
iam 326/18
iam 328/3
iam 332/19
iam 334/29
iam 346/25

iam 348/20
iam 354/11
iam 354/13
Iam 354/17
iam 354/24
iam 360/7
Iam 382/9
iam 384/17
iam 392/28
iam 396/24
iam 398/14
iam 398/21
iam 406/8
iam 410/10
iam 412/4
Iam 414/7
iam 416/8
Iam 416/14
iam 416/24
iam 418/12
iam 422/4
Iam 422/13
iam 438/2
iam 444/5
Iam 444/19
iam 446/6
iam 452/15
iam 452/26
iam 454/13
iam 456/5
iam 456/11
Iam 460/26
iam 472/14
Iam 482/15
iamque 410/15
iamque 440/4
ibant 356/22
Ibi 318/26
ibi 332/7
Ibi 348/28
Ibi 352/2
Ibi 352/19
Ibi 356/1
ibi 366/26
ibi 368/24
ibi 372/5
ibi 372/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
ibi 372/28
ibi 376/1
ibi 376/8
ibi 376/9
ibi 382/20
ibi 382/26
ibi 402/8
ibi 418/11
ibi 470/7
Ibi 482/28
ibidem 344/11
ibidem 474/4
ibique 316/4
ibique 372/8
ibit 380/14
ibridas 440/24
icto 336/21
ictum 410/21
id 318/3
id 330/1
id 330/23
id 334/8
id 358/24
id 364/2
id 376/7
id 378/17
id 384/18
id 388/8
id 388/11
id 392/27
id 394/6
id 408/17
id 418/13
id 420/15
id 422/4
id 424/5
id 424/21
id 434/22
id 442/5
id 444/13
id 444/23
id 448/21
id 452/21
id 460/10
Id 468/21
Id 470/9
id 482/21
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id 482/29
id 484/4
idem 322/17
idem 350/7
idem 382/19
idem 390/22
idem 396/8
idem 418/21
idem 440/19
idem 470/15
idem 472/21
idem 472/24
idemque 446/2
ideo 346/25
ideo 434/24
ideo 464/4
ideo 464/5
ideo 484/3
idipsum 458/8
idoneos 342/11
idoneus 362/26
idoneus 404/6
idque 324/23
idque 366/21
idque 370/22
idque 372/14
idque 374/9
idque 398/18
idque 410/13
idque 466/23
idque 468/9
ieiunum 434/8
igitur 326/11
igitur 336/8
Igitur 344/13
igitur 346/26
Igitur 360/4
igitur 362/7
igitur 362/21
igitur 368/22
Igitur 378/5
Igitur 392/25
igitur 394/3
Igitur 396/21
Igitur 400/10
Igitur 406/14
Igitur 410/10
Igitur 418/11
Igitur 432/4
Igitur 446/10
Igitur 446/14
Igitur 448/23
Igitur 464/23
igitur 470/3
Igitur 474/3
igitur 474/14
Igitur 476/5
Igitur 480/6
ignarum 450/25
ignarus 360/9
ignauia 416/3
ignobilis 446/9
ignorantiae 324/5
ignorantis 340/11
ignoraretur 448/18
ignorat 460/26
ignorat 482/15
ignoratione 328/16
ignoro 396/23
ignoscere 478/7
iij 314/1
ijdem 384/5
ijdemque 330/16
ijdemque 400/22
ijs 324/9
ijs 366/21
ijsdem 328/14
ijsdem 394/24
illa 342/21
illa 342/24
illa 354/3
illa 360/16
illa 378/7
illa 382/3
illa 382/4
illa 384/3
illa 386/9
illa 392/7
illa 402/18
illa 424/14
illa 438/12
Illa 438/14
illa 440/1
illa 440/26

illa 442/10
illa 444/19
illa 452/23
illa 454/2
illa 482/3
illa 484/22
illachrimauit 350/3
illam 366/8
illam 366/24
illam 368/17
illam 390/27
illam 424/4
illam 426/11
illam 426/18
illatam 462/20
illaturos 342/21
ille 318/6
ille 320/17
ille 320/26
ille 348/1
Ille 350/7
ille 352/14
ille 354/5
ille 374/11
ille 374/24
ille 382/11
ille 384/24
ille 388/23
ille 392/2
ille 402/27
ille 406/20
Ille 406/27
ille 408/14
ille 410/12
ille 412/10
ille 412/14
ille 412/15
ille 414/16
ille 416/5
ille 418/15
ille 436/18
ille 438/15
ille 448/7
ille 456/14
ille 456/17
ille 460/23
ille 462/14
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
ille 466/4
ille 466/23
ille 468/13
ille 468/20
ille 476/19
ille 476/22
illecebrae 426/15
illegitimas 466/2
illegitimo 434/19
illi 316/8
illi 318/23
illi 332/5
illi 332/28
illi 338/21
illi 344/3
illi 344/18
illi 348/3
illi 348/13
illi 350/2
Illi 352/8
illi 354/6
illi 354/13
illi 366/24
illi 368/7
illi 374/5
illi 384/14
illi 384/15
illi 384/17
illi 390/12
illi 402/22
illi 404/18
illi 420/21
illi 444/14
illi 448/21
illi 454/6
illi 474/17
illi 480/16
illic 366/17
illic 370/17
illic 374/14
illic 376/3
illic 402/24
illic 416/1
illic 424/12
illic 482/16
illicet 346/16
illicet 378/1
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illicet 452/19
illicibili 428/5
illicita 452/3
illico 326/26
illico 392/5
illico 410/17
illico 420/10
illinc 392/13
illis 330/2
illis 336/2
illis 342/17
illis 346/26
illis 356/9
illis 356/16
illis 366/11
illis 378/15
illis 380/4
illis 382/32
illis 430/13
illis 458/19
illis 468/21
illiteratus 454/20
illius 326/13
illius 348/11
illius 362/16
illius 400/4
illius 400/7
illius 422/11
illius 426/25
illius 438/23
illius 448/19
illius 452/12
illius 474/19
illo 366/16
illo 394/23
illo 406/25
illo 406/28
illo 418/11
illo 426/12
illo 434/9
illo 454/7
illo 480/10
illo 484/23
illorum 340/1
illorum 380/20
illorum 384/14
illorum 398/10
illorum 408/6
illorum 430/4
illorum 432/18
illorum 458/8
illorum 476/25
illos 332/2
illos 334/30
illos 338/12
illos 342/6
illos 342/10
illos 348/19
illuc 370/17
illuc 372/6
Illuc 372/7
illuc 484/14
illud 352/2
illud 356/1
illud 410/4
illud 424/17
illud 436/2
illud 442/17
illud 472/15
illud 476/13
illud 482/25
illuderet 438/25
illum 320/7
illum 322/8
illum 336/10
illum 348/5
illum 354/7
illum 360/17
illum 384/7
illum 384/21
illum 386/16
illum 388/15
illum 392/26
illum 404/3
illum 406/9
illum 408/3
illum 416/4
illum 418/7
illum 434/19
illum 440/9
illum 452/20
illum 466/21
illum 472/17
illusam 448/4

illuserat 422/22
illustri 322/2
illustria 320/3
illustrior 340/25
illustrissimum
368/22
illustrissimum
372/19
illustrissimus
354/10
illustrissimus 374/2
illustrissimus 376/8
illustrium 334/15
illustrius 320/17
illuxit 354/12
imaginem 414/14
imaginibus 414/6
imbecilla 330/3
imbuti 370/9
imbutus 332/11
immanem 378/12
immani 352/11
immani 368/11
immanis 316/10
immanis 324/14
immanium 370/20
immatura 424/26
immaturis 326/9
immaturius 328/22
immedicabilis
420/20
immensam 476/6
immensum 342/23
immerentes 384/5
immeritum 372/24
immerso 322/16
imminebat 318/10
imminebat 408/16
imminebat 418/21
imminens 356/20
imminentia 414/6
imminere 384/2
imminuetur 364/29
imminutus 460/20
immiscere 482/23
immitis 324/16
immitterem 386/14
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
immixtus 422/23
immo 396/6
immobili 470/16
immoderatam
340/1
immodesta 476/15
immodica 428/8
immodica 448/10
immunitas 364/29
immunitate 390/19
immunitate 390/23
immunitatem
368/26
immunitatem
372/26
immunitatem
386/17
immutare 470/6
Imo 366/6
imo 388/14
impacto 410/23
imparata 392/15
impares 388/10
impari 436/13
imparia 440/21
impedimenta
356/27
impedita 358/10
impegit 370/15
impelli 340/10
impellit 328/9
impendeat 340/9
impendeat 384/11
impendebat 418/25
impendio 456/2
impendio 464/7
impense 324/14
impense 384/21
impensior 330/18
imperandi 320/7
imperatorem
482/15
imperauit 476/19
imperfecta 440/22
imperij 316/14
imperij 318/19
imperio 338/2
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imperio 360/10
imperio 466/11
imperitia 470/9
imperitiam 482/24
imperitus 420/3
imperium 394/17
imperium 466/20
imperium 468/14
imperium 478/23
imperterritus
316/18
impertiuerat
418/13
impetere 414/12
impetita 356/7
impetrabat 428/26
impetrata 474/19
impetretur 374/8
impetum 360/5
impetus 482/22
impia 360/17
impietas 414/22
impiger 420/2
impijs 408/8
impingeret 448/19
impio 368/12
impium 434/15
implacabili 354/4
implent 320/16
impleta 358/1
impleuerat 402/5
implorare 386/2
implorare 476/6
implores 372/24
imponentes 352/22
impotens 324/13
impressisse 414/15
imprimis 336/6
imprimis 372/23
imprimis 378/15
improba 372/2
improba 462/6
improbe 480/22
improbi 368/2
improbis 336/28
improbo 440/18
improbos 456/11
improbos 478/15
improbum 368/18
improbus 334/19
improcero 348/24
improsperam
314/18
improuida 330/3
imprudens 394/4
impudens 482/3
impudenter 434/15
impulsuque 338/27
impuneque 338/1
impura 462/5
in 314/14
in 316/1
in 316/6
in 316/14
in 316/15
in 316/16
in 316/19
in 316/20
in 318/3
in 318/8
in 318/20
in 318/22
in 318/22
in 318/28
in 318/31
in 320/13
in 320/20
in 320/28
in 322/7
in 322/8
in 322/15
in 322/23
in 322/24
in 322/29
in 324/1
in 324/7
In 324/13
in 324/13
in 324/21
in 324/25
in 326/2
in 326/13
in 328/18
in 330/7

in 330/13
in 330/23
in 330/24
in 332/1
in 332/2
in 332/12
in 332/13
in 332/24
in 334/8
in 334/20
in 336/2
in 336/4
in 336/7
in 336/17
in 336/21
in 336/25
in 336/28
in 338/6
in 338/11
in 338/12
in 338/15
in 338/17
in 340/3
in 340/12
in 340/13
in 342/7
in 342/12
in 342/14
in 342/22
in 342/24
in 344/3
in 344/6
in 344/6
in 344/21
in 344/24
in 346/3
in 346/16
in 346/19
in 346/22
in 346/28
in 346/29
in 348/10
in 348/11
in 348/22
In 350/4
in 350/13
in 350/14
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
in 352/1
in 352/3
in 352/20
in 352/25
in 354/4
In 354/5
in 354/6
in 354/9
in 354/11
in 354/14
in 354/17
in 354/18
in 354/24
in 354/27
in 356/2
in 356/6
in 356/11
In 356/15
in 356/16
in 356/16
in 356/23
in 358/6
in 358/11
in 358/20
in 358/22
in 358/25
in 360/2
in 360/9
in 360/10
in 360/11
in 360/13
in 360/13
in 360/17
in 360/19
in 360/20
in 360/25
in 362/2
in 362/13
in 362/16
in 362/17
in 362/18
in 362/19
in 362/20
in 364/8
in 364/11
in 366/24
in 366/26
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in 366/27
in 368/25
in 370/4
in 370/8
in 370/14
in 370/16
in 370/21
in 370/21
in 370/22
in 370/23
in 372/12
in 372/20
in 372/27
in 374/5
in 374/16
in 374/22
in 376/11
in 376/22
in 378/5
in 378/7
in 378/10
in 378/14
in 378/19
in 380/5
in 380/17
in 380/19
in 380/20
in 380/22
in 380/25
in 380/28
in 382/5
In 382/7
in 382/8
in 382/29
in 382/30
in 382/32
in 384/3
in 384/3
in 384/5
in 384/19
in 384/22
in 384/27
in 386/7
in 386/14
in 386/15
in 388/29
in 390/15
in 390/19
in 392/4
in 392/6
in 392/6
in 392/11
in 392/12
in 392/18
in 392/20
in 392/27
in 394/1
in 394/3
in 394/7
in 394/13
in 394/22
in 394/23
in 394/23
in 396/1
in 396/5
in 396/10
in 396/13
in 396/17
in 398/2
in 398/2
in 400/2
in 400/3
in 400/11
in 400/11
in 400/21
in 402/3
in 402/8
in 402/21
in 402/22
in 404/1
in 404/12
in 406/4
in 406/11
in 406/12
in 406/14
in 406/15
in 406/17
in 406/18
in 406/19
in 406/23
in 406/23
in 406/25
in 408/4
in 408/12

in 408/22
in 408/22
in 408/23
in 408/28
in 410/15
in 410/17
in 410/20
in 412/2
in 412/5
in 412/11
in 412/17
in 412/17
in 414/4
in 414/14
in 416/8
in 416/10
in 416/18
In 416/24
in 416/25
in 418/2
in 418/7
in 418/10
in 418/15
in 420/12
in 420/13
in 420/14
in 422/4
in 422/6
in 424/1
in 424/2
in 424/3
in 424/4
in 424/5
in 424/9
in 424/10
in 424/16
in 426/2
in 426/9
in 426/10
in 428/16
in 428/23
in 428/26
in 430/9
in 430/18
in 430/19
in 432/9
in 432/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
in 432/12
in 432/16
in 432/22
in 432/25
in 432/27
in 434/2
in 434/4
in 434/14
In 434/16
in 436/1
in 436/9
in 436/10
in 436/14
in 436/18
in 436/20
in 436/23
in 438/2
in 438/4
in 438/7
in 438/10
in 440/15
in 440/18
in 442/5
in 444/4
in 444/13
in 444/15
in 444/24
in 446/3
in 448/1
in 448/5
in 448/6
in 448/8
in 448/11
in 448/15
in 450/5
in 450/15
in 450/26
in 452/20
in 452/23
in 452/24
in 452/25
in 454/1
in 454/5
in 454/7
in 454/8
in 454/17
in 454/18
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 85
in 454/23
in 454/24
in 456/11
in 456/15
in 458/6
in 458/22
in 458/24
in 460/2
in 460/7
in 460/7
in 460/11
in 460/12
in 460/15
in 462/2
in 462/3
in 462/8
in 462/8
in 462/12
in 464/8
in 464/10
in 466/6
in 466/7
in 466/11
in 466/16
in 468/3
in 468/6
in 468/10
in 468/11
in 470/3
in 470/8
in 470/19
in 470/22
in 470/25
in 470/26
in 472/3
in 472/4
in 472/13
in 472/14
in 472/16
in 472/18
in 472/21
in 474/1
in 474/18
in 474/20
in 476/2
in 476/3
in 476/10
in 476/23
in 476/23
in 478/2
in 478/8
in 478/9
in 480/12
in 480/13
in 480/14
in 480/14
in 480/17
in 482/2
in 482/7
in 482/15
in 482/18
in 482/21
in 482/23
in 482/24
in 482/25
in 482/26
in 482/28
in 482/29
in 484/11
in 484/14
in 484/17
inamabile 322/22
inania 414/22
inanium 384/22
inaucta 318/23
inauditos 432/1
inaugeam 480/16
inauspicatum
470/11
inauthoratus 360/1
incaute 402/11
incautos 328/20
incedebat 424/14
incedebat 454/6
incenderet 394/1
incenderet 438/19
incendij 334/20
incendit 340/23
incensam 390/27
incepissent 478/19
inceptis 344/21
incepto 364/4
inceptum 338/11
incerta 368/1

incerto 340/3
incertos 392/15
incertum 350/21
incertum 350/21
incertum 412/1
incertum 474/18
incertus 396/7
incertus 474/7
incessentibus 356/1
incessit 418/11
incidat 380/27
incidere 382/9
incidere 452/24
incincti 420/16
incipiendae 396/25
incipiendi 434/12
incipit 438/10
incitare 334/10
incitasset 320/7
incitasset 322/8
inciuiliter 326/21
inclamando 454/7
inclamaret 452/19
inclamaretur
468/17
inclamauerunt
358/5
inclarescunt 430/6
inclaruit 418/6
inclementem
392/20
inclitae 464/6
inclusarum 314/15
incognita 356/11
incognitis 442/25
incola 390/5
incolumem 438/5
incolumes 430/13
incolumia 382/18
incolumis 328/25
incolumis 382/5
incolumis 394/19
incolumitas 362/1
incolumitatem
376/14
incolumitatem
392/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
incolumitatem
422/1
incommoda 370/26
Incommode 440/21
incommodis 370/25
incommodum
442/18
inconcinne 384/8
incrementi 442/27
increpatus 348/26
increpatus 358/26
increpita 406/16
incubituri 384/6
incumbendurn
326/6
incumbentibus
376/15
incumbere 410/6
incumberent
360/11
incuria 416/11
incusat 360/14
incussit 410/14
inde 316/3
inde 318/28
inde 344/9
inde 350/13
inde 372/8
inde 372/9
inde 372/19
inde 374/28
inde 388/18
inde 396/16
inde 396/24
inde 420/9
inde 424/1
inde 440/11
Inde 450/3
inde 470/5
indecorum 366/27
indecorus 316/26
indelebili 442/2
indemnes 386/23
indempnatos
430/26
indentatum 322/28
indeque 374/1
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indictae 456/21
indicto 472/17
indies 372/1
indies 456/10
indigeo 388/29
indigere 376/10
indigere 386/3
indigere 386/24
indiget 378/28
indignam 480/23
indignante 418/7
indignus 338/19
indigum 374/10
indole 314/11
indole 452/8
indoleat 442/7
indoleve 440/18
indolis 462/7
indubiam 356/4
indubitata 450/20
indubitatus 452/12
indubitatus 454/3
inducat 366/26
inducere 380/18
inducere 476/25
induere 324/11
indulgenter 380/12
indulgentia 316/26
indulgentiam 366/4
indulgeret 372/13
industria 370/12
industria 402/13
industria 478/16
industriam 366/3
industriam 392/28
induturus 420/17
ineluctabilis 414/3
ineptias 388/5
ineptissimo 454/2
inequalibus 322/21
inerant 426/15
inerat 316/18
inerat 462/10
inerat 474/21
inermibus 342/7
inesse 394/25
ineunte 316/27
inexcussus 354/16
infamaturum
434/23
infamia 462/15
infamiam 378/8
infamiam 388/1
infamiam 434/6
infamiam 438/21
infantem 390/8
infantia 374/5
infantiae 378/27
infecta 334/26
infelicitate 450/8
infensi 332/6
infensus 458/19
inferatur 372/25
inferendam 392/17
inferior 322/21
inferior 430/4
inferre 364/22
infestae 430/3
infestas 316/6
infestior 460/9
infestius 334/12
infestos 394/13
inficias 380/14
inficior 368/29
inficior 444/9
infimus 420/16
infirma 382/5
infirmum 324/7
inflexibilem 446/5
inflicturum 394/8
informibus 322/21
infortunium 416/13
infra 362/5
infra 432/24
infra 432/25
infra 440/17
infringendam
368/28
infringi 386/3
infundi 450/4
ingeminantium
472/11
ingeminantium
480/25

ingemiscat 458/16
ingemiscens 350/27
ingenij 366/19
ingenij 404/8
ingenij 430/21
ingenij 432/16
ingenio 322/19
ingenio 342/10
ingenio 428/6
ingenium 396/27
ingens 324/13
ingens 418/11
ingens 424/17
ingentia 402/3
ingentium 432/17
ingrata 404/6
ingrato 400/10
ingrediendum
434/25
ingreditur 446/7
ingressi 396/19
ingressum 390/25
ingressum 398/21
ingressum 452/27
inhiabat 430/1
inhonestam 382/9
inhoneste 442/4
inhonesti 438/18
inhonestum 362/12
inhonorum 382/23
inibatur 342/13
iniecit 348/22
iniecta 374/27
iniecta 410/18
iniectum 398/14
iniecturos 342/16
inierat 470/9
inierunt 340/14
inijcere 382/29
inimicam 408/17
inimici 350/24
inimici 416/14
inimicique 324/18
inimicis 340/10
inimicis 384/14
inimicitia 334/11
inimicitia 410/25
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
inimicitias 330/12
inimicitias 484/10
inimico 340/17
inimicorum 322/7
inimicorum 342/4
inimicum 390/25
inique 382/16
iniqui 382/21
iniquum 444/14
iniquus 354/1
inire 408/20
init 460/17
inita 332/17
initio 396/24
initio 410/2
initio 418/10
initio 434/7
initium 448/23
initium 470/12
initiumque 338/10
initum 432/27
initurus 436/17
iniucundus 420/5
iniuria 372/25
iniuriam 342/27
iniuriam 376/11
iniuriam 424/5
iniuriarum 464/1
iniurium 444/11
iniussu 354/27
innatam 420/6
innocens 386/1
innocentem 458/10
innocentes 348/19
innocenti 368/11
innocentia 386/26
innocentia 430/26
innocentiae 384/13
innocentiam 374/4
innocentior 320/21
innocentium 384/5
innoxius 386/23
innuebat 402/27
Innuebat 408/14
inoffensa 388/22
inoffenso 374/26
inopes 370/2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 87
inopi 462/7
inopinanti 474/8
inopine 404/13
inoportunum
392/14
inoppugnata 456/3
inpatientem 360/5
inque 400/13
inquit 326/25
inquit 338/26
inquit 348/16
inquit 348/20
inquit 352/12
inquit 352/14
inquit 354/3
inquit 354/5
inquit 356/8
inquit 360/25
inquit 364/28
inquit 366/6
inquit 374/24
inquit 378/21
inquit 382/3
inquit 382/34
inquit 384/2
inquit 384/13
inquit 384/24
inquit 386/9
inquit 394/3
inquit 394/9
inquit 396/5
inquit 396/14
inquit 402/20
inquit 402/23
inquit 406/18
inquit 406/20
inquit 408/13
inquit 408/26
inquit 410/11
inquit 410/12
inquit 410/18
inquit 410/18
inquit 410/19
inquit 412/8
inquit 414/19
inquit 416/5
inquit 416/21
inquit 418/13
inquit 418/15
inquit 418/17
inquit 418/22
inquit 422/26
inquit 440/13
inquit 442/13
inquit 452/11
inquit 468/20
inquit 468/20
inquit 468/21
inquit 470/20
inquit 470/21
inquit 480/6
insatiabilis 462/10
inscio 346/9
inscitia 358/25
inscitia 482/16
inscitiae 324/5
insculpimus 430/8
insederit 362/19
insedisse 340/20
insidentis 416/11
insidiae 414/3
insidiae 460/6
insidiantibus 420/6
insidias 322/8
insidias 328/20
insidias 346/18
insidias 358/7
insidias 392/18
insidias 398/18
insidias 418/16
insidias 420/13
insidijs 340/6
insidijs 356/3
insidijs 456/4
insidiosa 484/9
insignem 350/25
insignem 428/13
insignes 432/23
insigni 436/16
insignia 406/18
insigniemus 354/9
insigniendi 400/19
insigniendum
342/15

insignis 424/12
insignis 474/15
insigniter 330/12
insimulari 392/2
insinuandae 434/11
insinuandae 448/23
insinuare 332/10
insinuat 398/6
insisteret 398/23
insolens 426/4
insons 322/13
insons 408/11
inspectantium
426/19
insperatam 350/26
inspirante 442/14
inspirari 450/4
inspiret 332/13
instantem 402/4
instigarent 398/8
institerit 364/5
instituendam
368/28
instituerant 364/21
institueret 478/5
instituerunt 372/16
instituitur 322/19
instituta 334/5
instrenuus 324/2
insuetum 350/9
insultans 416/22
insusurrans 468/19
integra 368/28
integra 370/3
integra 478/20
integram 392/2
integritatis 358/23
integro 348/28
integro 478/16
intelligant 366/3
intelligat 368/1
intelligat 464/20
intelligebat 398/5
intelligebat 418/20
intelligebat 454/11
intelligere 374/13
intelligitis 390/5
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
intemperans 326/10
intemperies 408/3
intempestiua
326/22
intempestiua
482/19
intendere 354/22
intendi 436/3
intentaretur 398/15
intentari 384/12
intentas 418/16
intentatis 456/6
intentet 342/18
intenti 330/5
intenti 410/16
intentis 342/14
inter 318/12
inter 320/6
inter 322/9
inter 328/11
inter 328/22
inter 330/12
inter 330/23
inter 332/19
inter 336/22
inter 346/17
inter 356/27
inter 400/10
inter 410/24
inter 416/16
inter 434/5
inter 454/4
inter 458/5
inter 472/7
Inter 484/16
interceptus 390/23
intercesserat
342/17
intercesserat
410/26
interciperent
350/24
interdum 314/17
interdum 362/11
interdum 380/26
interdum 428/12
interdum 456/21
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 88
interdum 458/23
interea 316/15
interea 422/4
interea 422/14
interea 436/10
interea 446/17
interea 448/11
interfuerit 442/8
interim 324/3
interim 336/6
interim 378/11
interim 392/19
interim 400/20
interim 406/24
Interim 408/26
interim 422/1
interim 428/10
interim 430/16
interim 438/16
interim 472/22
interim 482/5
interim 482/13
interitu 390/17
intermicat 392/19
intermisso 400/12
interpellans 416/20
interposito 454/14
interpres 354/1
interpretando
332/21
interpretantibus
356/2
interpretatur
382/14
interrumpunt 352/9
interturbata 356/13
interuallo 422/16
interuentu 346/10
interuertendis
428/9
intestina 336/7
intestina 356/12
intestina 448/16
intestina 460/10
intimi 344/20
intolerandae 432/27
intolerandis 476/7
intra 334/20
intra 384/19
intra 416/7
intra 416/9
intra 418/25
intra 422/13
intrant 344/10
intraret 452/26
intro 474/4
intro 482/1
introitu 416/24
intromisso 352/9
intromissum
326/23
introrumpentes
410/16
intuens 412/16
intuenti 428/2
intus 324/14
inuadendi 342/18
inuadere 392/1
inuadis 444/20
inuadit 382/13
inuaserat 328/7
inuaserat 360/7
inuaserit 414/25
inuaserit 450/10
inuectus 358/18
inuenerint 330/22
inuenias 318/28
inueniet 336/3
inueniet 442/17
inueniri 380/8
inuenturos 480/3
inuentus 386/18
inuerterant 348/14
inueterascere
466/14
inuicem 332/2
inuicem 334/3
inuicem 354/19
inuicem 370/7
inuictam 366/7
inuideat 360/16
inuidentibus 328/13
inuidia 316/11
inuidia 358/21

inuidia 360/22
inuidia 366/16
inuidia 380/24
inuidia 432/13
inuidiae 420/20
inuidiam 340/21
inuidiam 354/22
inuidiam 378/9
inuidiam 382/15
inuidiam 388/1
inuidiam 430/2
inuidiam 430/26
inuidiosum 362/13
inuidiosum 382/22
inuidis 418/16
inuidus 322/24
inuisa 366/13
inuisa 384/15
inuisa 424/19
inuisae 432/13
inuisam 364/20
inuisam 410/8
inuisi 384/15
inuisis 328/14
inuisis 428/25
inuisos 322/10
inuisum 484/8
inuisus 404/19
inuisusque 316/10
inuita 364/17
inuita 368/23
inuita 392/27
inuitae 378/1
inuitae 386/4
inuitae 388/16
inuitae 390/20
inuito 444/18
inuitos 480/7
inuitum 412/1
inutile 374/12
iocetur 388/6
ioco 388/10
ioco 442/11
ioco 482/18
ioculares 422/21
iocum 416/20
Iohannem 452/2
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Iohannes 432/21
ipsa 334/7
ipsa 334/23
ipsa 358/6
ipsa 360/6
ipsa 366/13
ipsa 372/28
ipsa 378/27
ipsa 380/20
ipsa 382/1
ipsa 382/32
ipsa 384/10
ipsa 384/19
ipsa 384/23
ipsa 392/21
ipsa 394/1
ipsa 394/4
ipsa 402/6
ipsa 408/22
ipsa 424/1
ipsa 424/6
ipsa 424/12
ipsa 430/14
Ipsa 436/13
ipsa 436/20
ipsa 446/5
ipsa 446/22
ipsa 452/1
ipsa 452/13
ipsa 460/12
ipsam 316/9
ipsam 438/22
ipsam 480/23
ipsarum 462/16
ipsas 468/10
ipse 316/7
ipse 326/18
ipse 352/5
ipse 362/16
ipse 364/23
ipse 366/2
ipse 374/8
ipse 376/13
ipse 382/18
ipse 388/29
ipse 392/11
ipse 406/15
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 89
ipse 418/8
ipse 442/9
ipse 442/10
ipse 442/17
ipse 442/25
ipse 444/26
ipse 452/1
ipse 464/15
ipse 470/2
ipse 470/3
ipse 470/13
ipse 472/25
ipse 476/22
ipse 478/10
ipse 478/16
ipse 480/5
ipsi 318/12
ipsi 328/24
ipsi 330/22
ipsi 342/7
ipsi 346/5
ipsi 346/19
ipsi 350/23
ipsi 362/13
ipsi 366/14
ipsi 378/9
ipsi 378/19
ipsi 382/24
ipsi 388/7
ipsi 396/6
ipsi 400/20
ipsi 414/13
ipsi 420/13
ipsi 434/22
ipsi 464/18
ipsi 466/26
ipsi 482/5
ipsi 482/20
ipsis 320/3
ipsis 324/9
ipsis 336/6
ipsis 338/15
ipsis 338/16
ipsis 350/2
ipsis 370/11
ipsis 370/23
ipsis 370/25
ipsis 418/16
ipsis 456/15
ipsis 462/3
ipsis 468/13
ipsis 472/26
ipsis 474/15
ipsius 320/23
ipsius 324/4
ipsius 326/12
ipsius 328/23
ipsius 340/1
ipsius 342/27
ipsius 350/27
ipsius 364/1
ipsius 372/19
ipsius 376/15
ipsius 400/9
ipsius 414/20
ipsius 436/1
ipsius 448/6
ipsius 452/16
ipsius 456/16
ipsius 476/8
ipsius 476/19
ipsius 482/29
ipso 354/8
ipso 416/24
ipso 418/15
ipso 420/2
ipso 420/14
ipso 452/10
ipso 484/24
ipsorum 320/9
ipsorum 336/15
ipsorum 338/20
ipsorum 344/25
ipsorum 366/12
ipsorum 378/8
ipsorum 394/13
ipsorum 414/11
ipsorum 420/19
ipsorum 458/10
ipsorum 466/16
ipsos 334/3
ipsos 340/12
ipsos 392/4
ipsos 474/19

ipsos 480/2
ipsum 322/6
ipsum 334/8
ipsum 360/28
ipsum 364/2
ipsum 366/26
ipsum 368/17
ipsum 390/2
ipsum 394/17
ipsum 410/19
ipsum 426/17
ipsum 434/18
ipsum 452/5
ipsum 452/7
ipsum 456/9
ipsum 464/12
ipsum 464/19
ipsum 466/23
ipsum 474/12
ipsum 480/1
ira 354/18
iracundus 322/24
irae 456/22
iram 324/16
iram 424/2
iraque 328/16
irarum 332/23
irasceretur 374/14
iratus 398/7
iratus 410/14
iret 344/17
iret 354/28
iri 362/10
iri 452/20
irnpius 386/18
irnplacatum 338/12
irreparabili 462/15
irrepserit 334/16
irrident 440/16
irridicule 422/22
irritatis 356/13
irruitur 424/1
irrumpisse 348/9
Is 316/1
is 316/7
is 316/22
is 326/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Is 352/9
Is 354/3
is 362/10
is 368/27
is 376/8
is 382/20
is 388/4
is 390/19
is 396/17
is 404/13
is 412/1
Is 416/18
is 420/20
is 430/24
is 434/12
is 442/17
is 448/8
is 448/26
is 464/10
is 466/1
is 466/26
is 474/6
istac 380/16
iste 320/1
iste 362/26
iste 374/2
iste 384/26
isthec 414/22
isti 358/6
isti 470/20
istius 326/1
istius 404/12
isto 324/22
istud 334/1
istud 362/12
istud 376/10
istud 382/23
istud 384/13
istud 394/11
istud 416/6
istud 418/17
istud 440/12
istud 444/9
istud 460/25
istud 470/20
istum 354/8
Ita 320/1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 90
ita 326/17
ita 332/11
ita 332/16
ita 344/15
ita 348/12
ita 354/21
ita 356/24
Ita 358/17
ita 362/6
ita 374/21
ita 378/17
ita 392/24
ita 398/17
ita 412/1
ita 412/7
ita 416/6
ita 418/23
Ita 422/17
ita 434/9
ita 434/19
ita 438/23
ita 440/5
ita 440/16
ita 440/19
ita 442/20
Ita 444/25
ita 446/6
ita 448/17
ita 450/10
ita 452/16
ita 452/24
ita 454/12
Ita 460/19
ita 466/4
ita 466/12
ita 468/17
ita 470/13
ita 478/2
ita 484/17
Itane 386/9
itaque 328/10
Itaque 340/3
Itaque 342/11
Itaque 358/24
Itaque 368/14
itaque 386/3
Itaque 398/23
Itaque 422/20
Itaque 456/19
item 330/12
item 452/5
itinere 344/6
itinere 386/14
itinere 414/25
itineris 414/17
itur 346/2
itur 396/16
iturientes 404/13
iturus 344/11
iubente 324/23
iuberet 438/1
iuberetque 350/5
iubet 330/9
Iubet 352/12
iubet 438/10
iubet 484/12
iucundissimo
378/16
iucundissimum
472/17
iudicabitis 356/10
iudicatum 380/21
iudicia 482/29
iudicijs 470/9
iudicio 386/2
iudicium 356/8
iudicium 426/21
iudicum 458/7
iudicum 458/9
iugularent 458/11
iuncta 334/4
iunguntur 440/21
Iunij 484/22
iunxerunt 336/22
iura 388/20
iura 484/3
iurauimus 332/24
iure 370/5
iure 374/22
iure 376/11
iure 410/26
iure 414/25
iure 438/6
iure 466/17

iure 478/4
iure 480/10
iurgijs 440/9
ius 320/12
ius 356/15
ius 388/22
ius 426/11
ius 448/26
ius 450/19
ius 464/24
ius 480/19
iussis 344/19
iussit 322/17
iussit 370/12
iussit 412/6
iusso 350/5
iussu 416/17
iussum 340/11
iussus 406/1
iussus 412/19
iussus 470/12
iuste 434/19
iustius 368/7
iuuenem 338/15
iuuenem 424/26
iuuentas 372/2
labascere 328/28
labe 442/3
labefactatos 434/13
labes 444/19
labor 434/14
laborabatur 328/11
laborare 384/21
laborate 422/17
labore 374/24
labore 400/12
labore 456/2
laborem 362/28
labores 442/7
laboretur 460/10
labro 408/2
lachrimansque
396/9
lachrimis 316/4
lachrimis 336/19
lactabant 404/18
laetissimam 428/17
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
laici 376/18
lancinatum 414/13
languidius 326/4
Lanquam 456/15
lapsu 410/23
lapsus 456/21
laqueis 456/6
laqueum 372/6
largitiosus 324/6
lasciuiens 430/1
lata 464/26
late 318/5
late 342/21
latebrarum 378/15
latebras 346/13
latebris 380/25
latibulum 386/29
latrocinia 372/9
latrocinijs 338/1
latrones 382/21
latrones 386/23
latronibus 370/8
latronum 370/19
latus 336/18
laudabit 316/23
laudantibus 406/27
laudare 420/22
laudati 426/25
laudem 432/26
laudes 450/15
laudibus 484/15
laudis 424/17
laudis 434/9
Lecestrensi 406/11
lectum 428/16
lecturam 410/7
legationem 448/4
legato 442/5
legauerat 436/9
lege 372/28
lege 390/15
lege 464/26
legentem 422/23
legere 428/6
leges 372/26
leges 390/13
leges 480/11
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 91
leges 484/4
legibus 320/20
legibus 470/8
legibus 484/7
legitimis 482/9
legitimos 450/12
legitimum 320/27
legitimum 400/4
legitimum 434/21
legitimum 458/25
legum 334/13
legum 404/5
legum 458/6
legum 458/11
leniendum 422/3
lenire 354/21
leniretur 432/13
lepido 428/6
lesae 458/2
lesos 356/9
let 360/2
letalis 414/7
leti 472/13
leticia 472/26
letiferae 458/2
letiora 428/10
letissimam 428/13
letus 316/19
letus 406/28
leuatos 348/2
leuatus 330/14
leue 368/13
leue 376/2
leuicula 362/9
leuior 376/3
leuis 354/26
leuis 378/28
leuissime 322/15
lex 370/15
lex 388/25
lex 388/26
libebit 340/10
libenter 386/12
libenter 386/13
libenter 396/1
libenter 406/21
libenter 442/9
libenter 444/3
libenter 462/20
libenter 466/5
libenter 466/18
libentibus 476/18
libentius 462/8
liber 444/17
libera 382/22
liberandi 422/9
libere 474/16
liberi 330/20
liberiore 316/25
liberis 314/7
liberis 320/2
liberis 326/9
liberis 334/29
liberis 478/23
liberius 372/3
liberorum 328/29
liberorum 360/23
liberorum 380/16
liberorum 394/18
liberos 320/29
liberos 444/23
liberos 476/23
libertas 376/11
libertate 362/18
libertate 374/23
libertate 388/22
libertati 360/18
libertati 366/27
liberum 346/26
liberum 380/22
libet 382/22
libet 388/7
libidine 364/5
libidinem 428/19
libidinem 458/6
libidini 316/27
libidini 338/18
libidini 372/7
libidinis 410/7
libido 366/16
libido 370/18
libido 418/11
libido 438/25
libido 462/6

libuerit 478/12
libuit 318/6
liceat 362/18
liceat 374/19
Liceat 386/14
licebit 396/8
licebit 442/23
licenter 338/1
licentia 318/3
licentia 372/2
licentiam 372/13
liceret 346/12
liceret 350/23
liceret 474/15
licet 368/23
licet 462/22
licuerit 398/7
licuisset 334/23
licuit 412/12
licuit 438/15
Lincolniensis 360/1
linguacem 384/7
linguae 456/21
linguam 428/6
lis 410/25
lite 400/7
litem 348/4
litem 356/10
literarum 432/23
literisque 340/22
lites 330/23
litteris 360/2
loca 332/28
loca 370/9
loca 380/19
loci 372/11
loci 372/20
loci 372/25
loci 374/13
loci 386/3
loci 388/13
loci 390/19
loci 394/11
locis 422/5
loco 322/2
loco 330/17
loco 354/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
loco 364/22
loco 370/6
loco 372/26
loco 382/27
loco 390/11
loco 400/21
loco 418/2
loco 418/15
loco 440/3
loco 450/26
loco 452/25
loco 454/18
loco 464/22
loco 484/1
locorum 372/3
locum 364/23
locum 370/6
locum 372/20
locum 372/27
locum 398/12
locum 410/17
locum 416/25
locum 434/25
locum 450/24
locum 454/5
locum 454/17
locupletum 456/21
locus 386/17
locus 388/29
locus 390/10
locuturos 400/20
locuturos 474/20
locutus 336/17
locutus 348/22
Londinense 482/26
Londinensem 348/9
Londinensem 474/5
Londinenses 454/22
Londinenses 470/7
Londinenses 470/21
Londinensi 324/21
Londinensi 424/11
Londinensi 454/19
Londini 318/24
Londini 424/23
Londini 430/15
Londini 432/6
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 92
Londini 432/16
Londini 454/16
Londini 474/4
Londino 316/3
Londino 448/13
Londinum 336/24
Londinum 354/23
Londinum 356/21
Londinum 396/16
Londinurn 344/5
longa 346/27
longe 336/23
longe 338/17
longe 338/28
longe 344/18
longe 352/5
longe 354/25
longe 380/22
longe 388/29
longe 396/15
longe 400/21
longe 410/5
longe 438/22
longe 440/16
longe 452/8
longe 454/7
longe 454/26
longe 464/3
longe 464/16
longe 464/17
longe 468/5
longe 474/9
longior 360/5
longiorem 412/12
longis 430/10
longissime 332/16
longissimo 426/17
longitudine 422/24
longius 346/1
longius 384/27
longius 386/11
longius 392/9
longius 422/14
longius 442/4
longius 478/21
longo 460/13
loquacitate 428/8
loquar 458/12
loquendi 408/12
loquendi 470/1
loquenti 402/26
loquentibus 450/26
loquentis 438/7
loquentiumque
482/3
loquerentur 454/10
lubeat 350/2
lubere 444/14
luce 360/19
luce 362/18
lucem 326/21
Lucia 446/8
Lucia 446/18
Lucia 450/19
Luciam 446/13
lucraturus 390/18
lucro 444/24
luctu 462/16
luctus 352/19
ludat 482/15
ludens 428/10
ludere 388/8
ludere 388/11
ludi 362/2
ludi 422/20
ludi 466/23
ludibrium 416/14
ludibundus 406/17
ludicra 484/22
ludificet 414/4
Ludloi 336/25
ludos 482/21
luebatur 458/1
lupi 358/25
lustrata 396/9
lusurum 440/6
lusurus 388/8
luxu 456/9
luxus 370/18
luxus 426/6
luxus 430/11
machinantur 372/9
machinantur 408/8
machinas 362/11

machinatrix 408/14
macilenta 426/24
mactarique 370/12
magiae 410/7
magicis 408/27
magicis 410/5
magis 316/19
magis 318/20
magis 324/24
magis 330/7
magis 332/27
magis 338/28
magis 340/4
magis 340/13
magis 350/2
magis 350/10
magis 354/2
magis 360/12
magis 360/17
magis 362/25
magis 366/23
magis 368/2
magis 368/6
magis 370/11
magis 372/1
magis 372/2
magis 372/16
magis 374/17
magis 380/12
magis 380/22
magis 384/21
magis 384/24
magis 384/25
magis 390/27
magis 400/13
magis 418/17
magis 424/18
magis 426/17
magis 428/28
magis 436/15
magis 440/21
magis 452/7
magis 454/24
magis 456/9
magis 456/22
magis 462/4
magis 466/17
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
magis 466/24
magis 472/7
magis 476/3
magis 480/5
magisque 390/27
magister 422/20
magistratu 418/7
magistratu 458/8
magna 316/14
magna 318/3
magna 332/19
magna 342/24
magna 346/11
magna 424/11
magna 448/14
magna 450/24
magna 454/23
magna 454/24
magna 474/3
magna 482/24
magna 484/23
magnae 436/13
magnam 356/18
magnam 400/8
magnas 404/7
magni 326/22
magni 430/21
magni 436/25
magnifica 358/19
magnifice 458/14
magnifico 316/3
magnifico 356/20
magnifico 400/11
magnificum 318/26
magnique 414/10
magnis 318/30
magnis 332/19
magnis 340/25
magnis 428/26
magnis 462/3
magnis 474/11
magnis 478/20
magnisque 456/7
magnitudinem
352/8
magno 316/24
magno 328/14
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 93
magno 358/16
magno 364/23
magno 418/10
magno 428/20
magno 464/7
magno 466/14
magno 468/1
magno 482/25
magnoque 454/26
magnum 372/23
magnum 472/22
maiestatem 380/20
maiestatem 388/1
maiestatem 440/27
maiestatem 472/23
maiestati 360/14
maiestatis 362/7
maiestatis 388/9
maiestatis 440/17
maiestatis 458/2
Maij 358/18
maior 336/24
maior 356/16
maiore 334/24
maiore 396/21
maiore 460/10
maiorem 318/29
maioribus 382/16
maioris 318/31
maioris 438/24
maius 340/9
maius 406/21
maius 482/26
maiusque 362/19
mala 330/2
mala 334/22
mala 340/2
mala 368/24
mala 402/3
mala 466/14
mala 484/9
malam 468/25
male 332/8
male 332/16
male 332/20
male 332/20
male 340/13
male 342/3
male 370/1
male 418/17
male 470/11
malebat 470/2
maleficia 372/27
mali 328/20
mali 348/2
mali 348/16
mali 372/14
mali 376/19
mali 384/11
mali 414/10
mali 418/25
mali 430/7
malicia 322/10
malicia 386/2
maliciam 364/11
maliciam 368/2
maliciam 376/10
maliciam 382/14
malique 430/21
malis 430/10
malis 476/7
malit 478/11
malitiam 340/12
malitiam 358/4
malo 334/11
malo 416/2
malo 448/3
malo 482/18
malorum 404/9
malorum 442/23
malorum 460/8
malum 362/19
malum 372/23
malum 408/17
malum 428/24
malum 470/12
malumque 400/1
malus 362/15
Manca 440/22
mandant 372/5
mandatum 352/7
mane 344/11
manendum 374/14
manendum 416/3

manente 382/28
manente 416/7
manentem 326/14
manere 374/28
manere 382/23
maneret 372/23
maneto 376/8
manibus 338/16
manibus 454/1
manibus 468/15
manica 408/28
manifestarij 358/5
mansisse 438/4
manu 324/25
manu 342/6
manu 348/1
manu 374/27
manu 380/17
manu 394/1
manu 394/8
manu 410/17
manu 448/5
manu 448/12
manum 348/25
manum 348/27
manum 370/22
manum 484/15
manum 484/20
manumque 410/14
manune 338/5
manus 336/22
manus 342/8
manus 348/22
manus 394/23
manus 398/3
manus 476/11
manusque 386/10
mares 366/9
marisque 444/6
mariti 374/25
mariti 396/2
maritis 322/11
marito 330/10
marito 390/6
marito 390/7
marito 426/2
marito 438/1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
maritorum 372/6
maritus 342/27
maritus 354/10
maritus 374/26
maritus 436/21
Markami 458/7
marmori 430/8
Marquesium
330/10
Marquesium 348/5
Marquesium 348/9
Marquesius 348/16
martium 322/23
masculi 314/7
mater 314/11
mater 362/9
mater 378/26
mater 380/13
mater 440/8
mater 444/20
Mater 446/5
mater 446/12
materia 324/6
materia 464/1
materiam 320/15
materna 322/26
materna 442/12
materna 446/16
materna 450/8
maternae 390/14
maternam 366/4
materno 338/7
materno 436/12
maternos 342/4
maternus 338/18
maternus 442/22
matre 364/18
matre 368/23
matre 380/26
matre 382/23
matrem 362/22
matrem 364/10
Matrem 396/6
matrem 434/22
matrem 436/1
matrem 466/6
matri 388/20
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 94
matri 442/10
matrimonia 444/1
matrimonij 446/25
matrimonio 424/24
matrimonio 442/3
matrimonio 444/23
matrimonio 448/19
matrimonio 450/4
matrimonio 450/21
matrimonium
442/12
matrona 462/12
maturae 466/27
maturandum 406/8
maturauissent
404/11
maturuerint 330/24
maturum 338/27
maximae 454/17
maximae 456/20
Maximam 464/2
maximarum 440/2
maximas 362/11
maximas 482/8
maxime 320/1
maxime 324/23
maxime 334/9
maxime 338/12
maxime 342/24
maxime 356/19
maxime 366/13
maxime 378/20
maxime 378/20
maxime 384/15
maxime 388/2
maxime 400/2
maxime 410/6
maxime 410/8
maxime 422/5
maxime 426/17
maxime 432/4
maxime 436/3
maxime 440/26
maxime 464/5
maxime 464/11
maxime 484/7
maximis 454/25
me 330/18
me 330/20
me 334/1
me 336/11
me 364/28
me 382/19
me 382/20
me 382/21
me 382/27
me 384/15
me 384/19
me 384/23
me 386/13
me 386/27
me 386/28
me 388/19
me 388/24
me 388/24
me 390/20
me 394/10
me 402/26
me 408/7
me 442/20
me 444/11
me 444/13
me 444/15
me 444/20
me 458/3
me 466/4
me 480/9
me 480/12
me 480/14
me 480/14
mea 330/17
mea 332/27
mea 364/12
mea 364/13
mea 402/24
mea 464/18
meae 354/10
meae 394/6
meae 444/8
meam 354/6
meam 366/3
meam 382/13
meam 396/2
meam 416/5

meam 480/19
mecum 382/30
Medea 360/24
media 410/20
mediam 396/17
medicarum 380/3
medicis 328/28
medio 374/26
medio 414/7
medio 434/1
mediocre 456/18
medios 346/28
meditarentur
474/17
meditati 422/20
medium 352/23
medium 454/6
mei 330/21
mei 354/4
mei 364/1
mei 396/2
mei 442/19
meis 334/30
meis 444/16
meliorum 352/30
melius 332/14
melius 366/10
melius 436/5
melius 464/20
mellis 478/5
membrana 422/15
membris 322/21
meminerit 458/15
memini 328/3
memini 382/1
Memini 418/15
memini 444/22
Meminisse 338/26
meminisset 442/12
meministi 418/14
memorato 448/12
memoria 430/6
memoria 430/11
memoriam 396/2
memoriam 398/9
mendicando 430/11
Mene 410/18
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
menibus 412/17
mens 368/25
mens 374/10
mensam 344/21
mensam 410/15
mensam 410/21
mense 340/19
mensi 352/9
mensibus 314/4
mensis 484/23
mentem 384/27
mentes 318/15
mentis 416/23
mentiturus 464/22
meo 328/3
meo 334/24
meo 378/22
meo 390/6
meo 394/12
meo 442/24
meo 444/11
Meorum 394/18
meorum 442/24
meos 382/29
meos 390/13
meque 382/29
mera 418/6
mercator 394/21
mercatores 484/5
mercede 428/27
merentes 356/9
mereretur 382/11
meretriculae 462/4
meretriculas
428/12
meretricum 428/14
meretrix 424/8
meris 456/13
merito 346/19
merito 374/9
merito 410/2
merito 410/12
merito 422/10
merito 482/19
meritos 408/13
meritum 372/23
merore 354/18
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 95
meruerat 420/4
mestitudinem
472/27
mestus 412/11
meticulosa 368/4
meticulosus 414/19
metu 354/18
metu 372/17
metu 458/9
metu 462/14
metu 470/1
metuam 384/4
metuat 368/4
metuat 368/5
metuat 384/11
metuebant 318/14
metuebat 360/12
metuendi 426/4
metuens 470/12
metuentem 368/16
metuenti 418/25
metuentium 368/9
metuere 390/14
metueret 402/2
metuit 452/23
metum 342/16
metum 366/4
metum 366/6
metum 368/3
metum 418/3
metumque 382/14
metus 318/11
metus 368/8
metus 368/25
metus 376/4
metus 386/7
metus 484/8
metuunt 384/25
meum 382/14
meum 386/9
meum 388/22
meum 388/22
meum 390/2
meum 394/9
meum 442/16
meus 326/25
meus 352/13
Mideltonus 410/19
migraturis 472/8
mihi 330/16
mihi 334/2
mihi 334/22
mihi 336/9
mihi 360/27
mihi 360/28
mihi 362/1
mihi 362/25
mihi 362/27
mihi 364/14
mihi 374/16
mihi 374/26
mihi 380/3
mihi 382/14
mihi 382/19
mihi 382/22
mihi 384/19
mihi 388/16
mihi 388/18
mihi 388/21
mihi 396/15
mihi 402/20
mihi 408/26
mihi 410/12
mihi 416/5
mihi 418/18
mihi 418/23
mihi 426/21
mihi 442/19
mihi 444/4
mihi 444/14
mihi 444/18
mihi 444/21
mihi 444/24
mihi 444/26
mihi 464/17
mihi 480/21
mihique 394/7
milibus 448/13
militaris 388/20
milites 348/10
militiae 316/19
militibus 332/25
militibus 420/17
mille 316/2

millesimum 314/7
millibus 344/12
millibus 358/16
minabundus 408/2
minime 398/18
minime 400/22
minime 464/11
minimis 456/20
minister 352/4
minister 414/8
ministerio 430/19
ministri 344/25
ministri 356/26
ministri 392/8
ministri 472/9
ministris 350/1
ministris 352/6
ministrum 350/7
ministrum 406/22
ministrum 484/4
minitantes 354/19
minor 314/10
minore 442/24
minore 458/7
minore 462/16
minorem 352/2
minorem 390/17
minoris 378/27
minorum 362/11
minus 316/18
minus 316/22
minus 328/14
minus 330/1
minus 330/6
minus 330/18
minus 334/7
minus 334/9
minus 336/2
minus 338/17
minus 340/5
minus 340/7
minus 350/9
minus 350/11
minus 354/9
minus 364/19
minus 366/2
minus 366/17
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
minus 366/22
minus 366/23
minus 376/12
minus 380/6
minus 380/11
minus 384/15
minus 386/20
minus 388/12
minus 392/16
minus 392/23
minus 394/12
minus 398/3
minus 416/9
minus 420/7
minus 420/13
minus 422/12
minus 438/5
minus 440/27
minus 444/10
minus 462/10
minus 468/4
minus 476/18
minus 478/1
mira 404/17
mirabatur 438/8
miraculo 452/20
mirae 426/15
Mirantem 346/20
mirari 452/3
mire 462/22
mirere 384/4
miro 408/15
mirum 318/22
mirum 320/5
mirum 358/12
mirum 362/2
mirum 406/27
mirus 474/21
misceretur 338/20
miser 322/17
miserabili 436/22
miseram 380/24
miseram 430/11
miserat 422/4
misere 360/20
misere 364/29
misere 420/1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 96
miserebantur
424/20
miserebatur 430/23
misereretur 412/16
misereri 438/9
misericordes
372/16
misericorditer
368/29
miserum 410/1
miserum 410/4
miserum 424/9
misit 318/28
misit 350/5
misso 354/3
misso 396/26
missum 378/13
missus 338/2
Missus 352/4
Missus 474/4
mistelbrocum
326/19
mite 456/13
mitem 350/6
mitescere 406/19
mitigabat 428/25
mitis 316/5
mittendum 362/22
mittere 390/11
mitteretur 392/14
mittunt 344/22
moderamen 480/15
moderandae 380/16
moderando 466/11
moderatior 318/8
Moderator 338/3
modestia 324/13
modestia 438/8
modestia 476/15
modestus 426/8
modico 344/4
modis 440/20
modo 362/28
modo 366/26
modo 370/12
modo 372/11
modo 378/3
modo 380/18
modo 382/22
modo 388/7
modo 402/14
modo 404/7
modo 406/28
modo 408/7
modo 414/16
modo 422/19
modo 438/3
modo 438/9
modo 438/12
modo 438/21
modo 438/21
modo 446/19
modo 450/24
modo 452/10
modo 458/18
modo 462/13
modo 464/4
modo 466/10
modo 466/21
modo 466/27
modo 468/11
modo 478/7
modo 480/22
modo 482/20
modum 318/3
modum 318/22
modum 362/3
modum 428/3
moerore 454/12
moesti 472/26
moles 404/10
molestae 328/25
molesti 472/5
molestiae 364/4
molestum 318/4
moliatur 474/7
moliminis 346/15
moliminis 398/15
moliretur 346/19
molitos 356/23
mollem 426/6
mollis 362/4
momenti 334/7
momenti 352/7

momenti 468/11
monasterio 314/14
monialium 314/14
monitio 416/14
monitus 414/2
morae 360/5
moraretur 360/6
moras 452/24
moratus 320/26
moratus 406/27
morbum 380/5
more 318/2
more 320/20
more 434/8
more 442/16
more 446/11
more 476/16
morem 336/28
morem 402/4
morem 482/7
mores 320/16
mores 372/26
moribus 424/10
moriens 344/1
morientis 336/21
moris 470/4
Moro 314/2
mors 412/16
mortales 368/20
mortali 316/14
mortalitatis 418/24
mortalium 380/2
mortalium 414/3
mortalium 424/10
morte 320/25
morte 324/19
morte 396/26
morte 458/1
mortem 318/18
mortem 320/1
mortem 322/4
mortem 322/15
mortem 326/12
mortem 398/10
mortem 412/6
mortem 414/1
mortem 438/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
morum 318/20
morum 462/10
mos 424/12
moturi 330/23
mouendo 406/7
mouere 348/4
mox 334/18
Mox 346/24
Mox 358/26
mox 384/9
mulctae 456/21
muliebrem 366/4
Muliebrem 366/6
muliebri 364/5
muliebri 368/19
muliebris 384/26
muliebris 426/5
mulier 374/25
mulier 424/23
muliercula 428/22
muliercula 462/5
muliere 366/19
mulierem 410/7
mulieres 322/10
mulieris 366/7
mulieris 368/24
multa 322/29
multa 324/1
multa 330/1
multa 332/28
multa 402/13
multa 416/20
multa 422/8
multa 434/26
multa 442/11
multam 424/3
multaque 482/2
multarum 402/18
multarum 430/21
multarum 462/16
multi 316/13
multi 336/5
multi 364/21
multi 406/6
multi 472/26
multis 316/4
multis 320/29
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multis 334/25
multis 364/29
multis 396/23
multis 400/12
multis 428/26
multis 440/20
multis 444/8
multis 456/7
multisque 400/18
multitudinem
342/16
multo 326/21
multo 350/13
multo 356/19
multo 360/12
multo 370/25
multo 414/24
multo 434/3
multoque 370/11
multorumque
404/11
multos 330/9
multos 402/5
multum 316/17
multum 334/27
multum 340/17
multum 340/26
multum 342/12
multum 390/26
multum 394/25
multum 420/4
multum 444/20
multum 464/6
mundi 426/5
munere 340/25
munere 360/1
munimentum
368/15
munimentum
374/12
munitiones 388/8
munus 466/22
munus 470/9
mussitare 400/23
mussitare 472/6
mussitent 402/23
mutandi 434/15
mutari 426/16
mutatam 350/21
mutatione 346/11
mutatus 406/28
mutuae 360/16
mutuam 442/14
mutuo 316/6
mutuo 332/6
mutuo 336/13
mutuo 342/2
mutuo 378/5
mutuo 394/19
mutuo 402/19
mutuo 412/5
mutuo 444/25
nactus 396/21
nam 314/19
nam 316/5
nam 318/2
Nam 322/8
nam 328/2
Nam 328/21
Nam 332/23
Nam 336/26
Nam 338/11
nam 342/13
Nam 366/7
Nam 366/18
Nam 370/14
Nam 372/2
Nam 372/23
Nam 374/18
Nam 376/3
nam 380/27
Nam 382/18
Nam 382/21
Nam 382/23
Nam 384/21
Nam 386/16
Nam 386/23
nam 390/25
Nam 398/12
Nam 404/5
nam 410/4
nam 410/11
nam 410/26
nam 412/7

nam 412/12
nam 414/9
nam 416/4
nam 418/13
nam 422/23
Nam 424/25
Nam 426/16
nam 426/19
Nam 428/20
Nam 428/24
Nam 434/11
Nam 440/12
Nam 442/18
Nam 442/25
nam 444/21
Nam 452/22
Nam 456/14
Nam 458/25
Nam 482/11
nam 484/14
nam 484/17
namque 398/18
namque 472/4
narrant 390/16
narrant 426/18
narrantis 332/20
narrata 448/17
narrauit 352/6
narretur 378/10
nascentem 390/2
nasceretur 318/16
nascetur 446/3
nasci 330/2
Nashefeldi 472/9
nassam 360/9
nata 440/23
natalibus 340/25
natalibus 420/1
natalium 434/22
natalium 448/18
natam 434/19
natam 470/5
nati 322/2
nati 450/7
natiuum 372/21
natoque 382/14
natu 336/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
natum 314/6
natum 322/27
natum 374/1
natum 400/4
natura 320/8
natura 320/10
natura 322/10
natura 322/29
natura 324/3
natura 338/24
natura 372/26
natura 380/6
natura 454/20
naturae 320/3
naturae 324/1
naturae 334/13
naturae 402/3
natus 322/29
natus 466/12
naufragium 370/1
nauis 476/12
ne 324/4
ne 324/6
ne 324/9
ne 334/8
ne 334/28
ne 340/14
ne 340/19
ne 342/17
ne 348/14
ne 350/24
ne 352/7
ne 352/29
ne 354/15
ne 354/22
ne 354/26
ne 356/11
ne 362/28
ne 368/5
ne 368/10
ne 368/18
ne 372/25
ne 374/5
ne 376/26
ne 378/10
ne 382/20
ne 384/3
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 98
ne 384/4
ne 384/18
ne 384/26
ne 386/6
ne 386/10
ne 386/11
ne 386/13
ne 388/2
ne 390/25
ne 392/24
ne 396/4
ne 400/12
ne 402/25
ne 404/17
ne 406/6
ne 412/4
ne 412/12
ne 412/14
ne 422/8
ne 422/16
ne 424/5
ne 430/25
ne 434/15
ne 436/1
ne 442/6
ne 444/5
ne 446/11
ne 448/18
ne 452/23
ne 456/8
ne 456/12
ne 460/25
ne 464/12
ne 466/16
ne 470/6
ne 470/8
ne 470/25
ne 470/28
ne 472/19
ne 476/1
ne 476/7
ne 480/13
ne 482/18
ne 484/8
nec 316/17
nec 316/20
nec 316/26
nec 322/28
nec 324/14
nec 324/23
nec 324/23
nec 328/20
nec 336/6
nec 338/24
nec 348/22
nec 352/25
nec 360/20
Nec 362/3
nec 366/11
Nec 368/26
nec 370/13
nec 374/5
nec 384/20
nec 386/3
nec 386/12
nec 386/17
nec 386/25
nec 392/5
nec 392/18
nec 392/23
nec 394/26
nec 398/15
nec 400/17
nec 408/20
nec 410/6
nec 416/1
nec 420/3
nec 420/16
nec 424/6
Nec 428/4
nec 428/8
nec 428/11
nec 430/1
nec 432/1
nec 432/20
nec 434/19
nec 434/20
nec 434/24
nec 438/5
nec 438/16
nec 440/21
nec 442/5
nec 442/25
nec 442/26

nec 442/26
Nec 444/12
nec 446/6
nec 446/9
nec 452/3
nec 452/5
nec 452/5
nec 454/24
nec 456/2
nec 460/10
nec 462/16
nec 466/4
nec 466/14
nec 472/26
nec 474/12
nec 476/22
nec 478/11
nec 482/5
nec 484/18
necandos 432/1
necatis 432/5
nece 422/13
necem 322/17
necem 370/14
necem 408/25
necessariae 406/23
necessariam 382/10
necessarij 402/12
necessarijs 398/2
necessario 462/4
necessarios 382/29
necessarium 460/3
necesse 316/5
necesse 324/9
necesse 330/21
necesse 332/7
necesse 356/16
necesse 358/2
necesse 364/30
necesse 364/31
necesse 380/26
necessitas 370/14
necessitas 382/10
necessitate 374/2
necessitatis 362/15
necessitudines
442/21
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
necessitudo 334/4
necessitudo 370/17
necessitudo 374/3
necessitudo 384/16
necis 452/2
nectente 452/24
negant 384/28
negant 396/27
negant 434/7
negare 424/6
negare 482/12
negauerim 378/21
negauit 470/4
neglecto 416/8
neglecto 424/14
neglectu 476/15
negligens 458/14
negligentia 452/21
negligentius 328/25
negligentius 336/27
negligeret 476/8
negocij 326/22
negocij 352/8
negocij 434/12
negotij 402/12
negotij 464/13
negotio 366/3
negotio 438/12
negotiorum 402/10
negotium 328/16
neminem 352/21
neminem 380/5
neminem 380/9
neminem 380/15
neminem 390/16
neminem 480/9
neminem 482/6
nemini 362/10
nemini 366/25
nemini 374/10
nemini 380/2
nemini 382/25
nemo 318/10
nemo 336/18
nemo 340/13
nemo 342/18
nemo 346/1
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nemo 362/25
nemo 374/28
Nemo 380/14
nemo 382/28
Nemo 390/13
nemo 424/7
nemo 428/8
nemo 458/3
nemo 458/20
nemo 460/26
nemo 464/20
nemo 464/22
nemo 466/5
nempe 316/4
nempe 318/23
nempe 344/24
nempe 366/14
nempe 384/9
Nempe 388/29
nempe 402/21
nempe 404/3
nempe 406/28
nempe 420/1
nempe 422/18
Nempe 424/8
nempe 436/16
nempe 464/26
nempe 476/26
nempe 480/18
nepos 394/17
nepos 396/14
nepotem 350/8
nepotem 480/5
nepotes 392/20
nepoti 484/24
nepotibus 320/12
nepotis 314/19
nepotis 326/14
nepotis 364/1
nepotulus 446/4
nepotum 328/7
neque 316/6
neque 316/7
neque 318/4
neque 318/10
neque 318/10
neque 318/16
neque 322/3
neque 322/3
neque 324/19
neque 332/4
neque 332/5
neque 334/30
neque 334/30
neque 338/16
neque 338/21
neque 338/21
neque 340/16
neque 346/8
neque 346/8
neque 346/11
neque 362/5
neque 362/5
Neque 362/16
neque 364/6
neque 364/6
neque 364/6
Neque 364/13
neque 364/18
neque 364/25
neque 364/26
neque 364/30
neque 366/28
neque 368/1
neque 368/12
neque 368/12
Neque 368/29
Neque 374/6
neque 376/9
neque 376/10
neque 376/10
neque 376/11
Neque 380/7
neque 380/11
neque 380/16
neque 380/19
neque 380/19
Neque 380/25
neque 382/3
neque 382/9
neque 382/14
Neque 382/17
neque 384/8
neque 384/11

neque 384/12
neque 386/1
neque 388/22
neque 388/23
Neque 390/4
neque 390/11
neque 392/14
neque 392/14
neque 394/4
neque 394/5
neque 400/6
neque 402/1
neque 404/1
neque 428/7
neque 430/23
neque 430/23
neque 432/7
neque 436/8
neque 436/8
neque 438/1
neque 444/9
neque 444/9
neque 444/14
neque 452/25
neque 452/26
neque 454/20
neque 454/24
neque 460/12
neque 460/13
neque 460/13
neque 460/14
neque 460/14
neque 460/15
neque 462/7
Neque 462/11
neque 462/11
neque 462/11
Neque 464/17
neque 470/22
neque 470/23
neque 476/13
neque 476/14
neque 480/8
neque 480/8
neque 482/4
neque 482/4
nequeo 382/6
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
nequiret 400/1
nesciebatur 356/3
nescio 334/11
nescio 372/15
nescio 406/22
nesciret 476/22
nesciretis 464/13
neu 350/6
neu 378/2
neu 406/7
neutiquam 338/14
neutiquam 378/28
neutiquam 458/1
neutra 460/22
neutri 366/27
neutri 378/24
neutri 404/19
neve 466/16
nex 422/7
ni 374/19
ni 376/20
ni 442/17
ni 444/17
nihil 326/15
nihil 328/29
nihil 342/7
nihil 346/12
nihil 348/2
nihil 348/3
nihil 348/14
nihil 348/16
nihil 356/5
nihil 356/8
nihil 364/18
nihil 366/8
nihil 368/16
nihil 374/16
nihil 376/19
nihil 378/7
nihil 384/10
nihil 384/18
nihil 384/28
nihil 386/9
nihil 390/15
nihil 390/26
nihil 392/16
nihil 394/20
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 100
nihil 398/11
nihil 402/12
nihil 412/10
nihil 414/16
nihil 414/25
nihil 414/26
nihil 418/25
nihil 420/13
nihil 422/11
nihil 426/15
nihil 440/18
nihil 440/19
nihil 440/26
nihil 448/19
nihil 452/4
nihil 454/11
nihil 464/21
nihil 474/17
nihil 474/19
nihil 476/3
nihil 482/13
nihilo 470/15
nihilo 480/5
nil 392/13
nimia 452/21
nimirum 326/6
nimirum 330/22
nimirum 332/10
nimirum 336/5
nimirum 378/9
nimirum 384/23
nimirum 396/15
nimirum 414/22
nimirum 444/7
nimirum 448/22
nimirum 462/7
nimis 362/5
nimis 432/2
nimis 432/3
nimium 396/4
nimium 396/4
nimium 420/8
nimium 424/25
nisi 318/10
nisi 332/5
nisi 332/8
nisi 332/13
nisi 338/18
nisi 340/11
nisi 340/18
nisi 358/3
nisi 360/25
nisi 362/2
nisi 362/11
nisi 364/12
nisi 370/13
nisi 372/27
nisi 380/5
nisi 388/7
nisi 388/11
nisi 388/17
nisi 388/18
Nisi 388/24
nisi 392/18
nisi 394/10
nisi 400/8
nisi 410/21
nisi 414/11
nisi 420/17
nisi 422/21
nisi 424/24
nisi 426/16
nisi 430/13
nisi 448/9
nisi 448/16
nisi 462/9
nisi 466/3
nisi 470/25
nisi 474/11
nisi 474/19
nitebatur 354/22
niteretur 346/18
niti 438/22
nobilem 330/11
nobiles 358/7
nobiles 364/16
nobiles 462/2
nobiles 466/9
nobiles 474/3
nobilibus 348/7
nobilibus 360/21
nobilibus 362/12
nobilibus 376/23
nobilibus 378/6

nobilibus 382/34
nobilibus 400/18
nobilibus 406/19
nobilibus 454/19
nobilis 320/18
nobilitas 420/2
nobilitatem 362/6
nobilitatis 436/12
nobilium 392/23
nobilium 404/11
nobilium 432/4
nobilium 454/15
nobilium 460/20
nobis 348/20
nobis 362/13
nobis 364/10
nobis 366/13
nobis 366/21
nobis 368/6
nobis 368/7
nobis 368/20
nobis 442/15
nobis 444/25
nobis 446/2
nobis 446/4
nobiscum 348/17
nobisque 376/14
nocentes 384/14
nocere 368/11
nocte 350/16
nocte 352/4
nocte 372/9
nocte 470/16
noctem 344/12
noctem 344/22
noctis 346/10
noctis 414/7
noctu 400/12
nocturna 418/9
nocturno 414/10
nolente 446/15
nolentem 482/13
nomen 342/10
nomen 368/13
nomen 418/14
nomen 456/13
nomen 458/2
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
nomen 458/4
nomina 370/1
nominatim 330/9
nominatim 484/6
nominatis 450/25
nomine 320/10
nomine 350/5
nomine 416/26
nomine 428/18
nomine 444/4
nomine 446/8
nominibus 458/23
nominis 314/3
nominis 314/13
nominis 344/7
non 314/12
non 316/22
non 318/1
non 318/4
non 318/26
non 320/6
non 320/19
non 320/26
non 322/6
non 322/10
non 324/8
non 326/2
non 326/13
Non 326/25
non 328/14
non 332/9
non 332/20
non 334/7
non 334/16
non 334/27
non 338/20
non 340/3
non 342/2
non 342/17
non 344/24
non 346/8
non 348/17
non 348/17
non 348/19
Non 348/20
non 348/24
non 350/3
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 101
non 354/25
non 356/15
non 360/26
non 362/12
non 362/13
Non 362/28
non 364/3
non 364/14
non 364/26
non 364/31
non 366/3
non 366/13
non 366/14
non 366/19
non 366/21
non 366/22
non 366/25
non 368/1
non 368/27
non 368/28
non 370/4
non 370/6
non 370/27
non 372/3
non 372/11
non 372/18
non 372/24
non 374/14
non 374/15
non 376/9
non 376/25
non 378/28
non 380/17
non 380/26
Non 382/3
non 382/15
non 382/16
non 382/25
non 382/28
Non 384/2
non 384/4
non 386/12
non 386/13
non 386/18
non 386/20
non 386/22
non 386/24
non 386/25
non 386/29
non 388/7
non 388/11
non 388/13
non 388/14
non 388/14
non 388/24
non 390/11
non 390/20
non 390/20
non 392/13
non 392/13
non 392/20
non 392/21
non 392/25
non 394/10
non 394/14
non 396/23
non 398/12
non 398/20
non 398/24
non 400/18
non 402/14
non 402/25
non 404/6
non 404/6
non 404/9
non 404/12
non 404/15
non 406/10
Non 406/19
non 406/27
non 408/7
non 408/20
non 412/9
non 412/11
non 412/13
non 412/13
non 414/23
non 416/11
non 420/3
non 420/5
non 424/8
non 430/1
non 436/13
non 438/9

non 438/13
non 438/23
non 438/24
non 440/11
non 440/19
non 442/4
non 442/7
non 442/13
non 442/18
non 442/20
non 442/26
non 442/26
non 444/3
non 444/12
non 444/20
non 444/22
non 444/24
non 444/25
non 446/14
non 448/16
non 448/23
non 450/3
non 450/24
non 450/25
non 452/10
non 454/15
non 456/7
non 456/8
non 456/14
non 456/17
non 456/19
non 458/7
non 458/15
non 458/15
non 458/16
non 458/17
non 458/18
non 458/21
non 460/19
non 460/23
non 462/14
non 462/19
non 464/1
non 464/4
Non 464/14
non 466/5
non 466/10
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
non 466/17
non 466/26
non 468/8
non 468/11
non 468/20
non 470/14
non 470/15
non 472/4
non 472/27
non 474/1
non 474/12
non 474/17
non 476/3
non 476/25
non 478/3
non 478/6
non 478/6
non 478/7
non 478/14
non 478/22
non 478/23
non 480/2
non 480/7
non 480/14
non 480/21
non 482/10
non 482/17
non 482/25
non 484/20
Nondum 416/21
nonnihil 328/24
nonnihil 362/24
nonnihil 392/27
nonnihil 402/6
nonnihil 408/18
nonnihil 468/10
nonnihil 470/3
nonnihil 470/18
nonnihil 478/13
nonnulla 482/10
nonnullae 444/8
norunt 462/9
nos 334/22
nos 336/11
nos 354/8
nos 366/14
nos 368/17
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 102
nos 368/20
nos 370/13
nos 372/17
nos 372/18
nos 402/21
nos 414/25
nos 442/23
nos 454/22
nos 456/1
nos 470/21
nos 472/20
nosceret 342/21
noster 470/25
nostin 384/1
nostra 340/2
nostra 364/1
nostra 376/3
nostra 416/3
nostra 460/11
nostram 340/11
nostras 468/9
nostri 366/16
nostri 464/13
nostris 340/10
nostris 368/22
nostris 468/6
nostro 468/10
nostrum 340/4
nostrum 340/5
nostrum 340/13
nostrum 340/16
nostrum 470/27
nota 452/12
notabilis 428/8
notabiliter 416/12
notarent 402/16
notatos 452/6
notisque 430/9
noto 416/19
notos 452/6
notum 460/3
noua 352/23
noua 372/9
noua 372/12
noua 440/1
nouam 350/11
nouam 446/7
nouandis 472/13
nouasque 330/23
nouerant 410/5
nouerca 362/9
noui 398/15
nouimus 334/28
nouit 338/12
nouit 372/27
nouit 416/4
nouo 438/5
nouos 444/4
noxa 428/19
noxam 422/8
noxius 322/13
nudaretur 330/4
nudipes 424/12
nuditati 458/18
nugamenta 414/22
nulla 318/20
nulla 328/4
nulla 336/3
nulla 364/6
nulla 388/25
nulla 426/25
nulla 428/19
nulla 428/27
nulla 432/2
nulla 444/8
nulla 458/23
nulla 462/10
nulla 462/14
nulla 472/12
nullam 466/2
nullius 346/14
nullius 442/18
nullius 470/27
nullo 344/23
Nullo 364/28
nullo 416/11
nullo 424/22
nullo 436/16
nullo 446/21
nullo 454/1
nullo 456/1
nullo 456/2
nullo 456/7
nullo 462/14

nullo 470/17
nullum 372/20
nullum 388/19
nullum 424/4
nullum 450/23
nullum 458/24
nullum 472/15
nullus 376/4
nullus 476/18
Num 384/13
num 482/12
numen 386/20
numeraret 314/5
numeret 370/16
numero 358/16
numine 452/18
nunc 338/20
nunc 354/11
nunc 362/8
nunc 366/18
nunc 368/16
nunc 370/16
nunc 372/2
nunc 374/15
nunc 376/5
nunc 382/5
nunc 382/10
nunc 390/1
nunc 390/1
nunc 390/4
nunc 390/5
nunc 390/9
nunc 392/17
nunc 408/1
nunc 412/1
nunc 416/15
nunc 416/20
nunc 418/11
nunc 418/24
nunc 422/10
nunc 426/23
nunc 430/8
nunc 430/13
nunc 440/26
nunc 444/5
nunc 456/1
nunc 464/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
nunc 466/1
nunc 478/20
nunciaretur 358/15
nunciasse 326/24
nuncio 344/24
nuncio 350/25
nuncio 352/10
nuncio 354/2
nuncio 396/26
nuncio 416/7
nuncio 474/10
nuncios 338/13
nuncius 350/17
nuncius 352/12
nuncius 474/4
nunquam 352/15
nunquam 370/9
nunquam 396/19
nunquam 402/24
nunquam 418/22
nunquam 418/23
nunquam 426/20
nunquam 430/22
nunquam 446/23
nunquam 456/18
nunquam 460/9
nunquam 468/25
nunquam 482/4
nuntio 350/8
nuntius 392/16
nuper 380/1
nuper 450/15
nuper 464/15
nuperum 340/18
nupserat 436/14
nupsit 424/26
nupta 314/15
nuptiarum 446/10
nuptias 438/1
nuptias 444/25
nuptias 446/8
nuptias 446/15
nuptias 446/23
nuptias 466/2
nurus 446/6
nusquam 318/7
nusquam 334/12
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 103
nusquam 368/4
nusquam 388/6
nutu 384/7
nutu 398/14
o 410/18
o 410/19
O 418/24
ob 324/16
ob 326/11
ob 340/13
ob 348/8
ob 356/18
ob 402/2
ob 420/4
ob 420/6
ob 436/25
ob 458/5
ob 458/8
ob 458/18
ob 466/2
ob 466/3
ob 482/28
obducto 408/1
obediebant 318/13
oberatorum 374/22
obfirmato 480/6
obiacet 344/8
obicem 446/11
obiecta 322/12
obiectum 424/7
obiectum 434/22
obiecturus 448/19
obijcere 320/9
obijciat 444/20
obijsset 316/1
obijt 320/1
obimbibet 394/16
obiter 450/16
obituri 380/9
oblatam 414/10
oblectamenta
360/17
oblectant 372/5
oblectantur 388/12
obliquo 434/25
obliuiosus 458/15
obliuisci 334/21
oblongum 412/18
obnoxijs 336/7
obnoxium 388/20
obnoxius 420/6
obscuris 420/1
obscuro 436/13
obsecrabat 412/16
obsecrant 474/11
obsecrare 466/15
obsequebatur 412/2
obsequens 436/14
obsequi 444/11
obsequium 446/22
obsequuti 340/15
obseruantiam
358/20
obseruata 416/12
obsessis 344/26
obsessum 392/17
obsidente 354/15
obsit 384/18
obstare 324/20
obstetisse 366/5
obstetricante
322/26
obstinate 376/28
obstinate 386/5
obstinate 440/1
obstipuit 352/12
obstrictum 446/21
obstricturos 392/5
obstrictus 320/11
obstringere 356/5
obtemperetur
364/19
obtendebatur
456/13
obtentu 368/25
obtestor 388/4
obtestor 390/22
obtestor 396/3
obtestorque 336/10
obticentis 470/16
obtinendum 388/28
obtinere 400/6
obtines 440/24
obtingat 388/4

obtinuerat 318/17
obtorpuerat 434/6
obtruderetur
444/19
obtruncarent 358/7
obtuli 390/9
obtulisset 478/3
obuenit 388/20
obuersantis 452/14
obuiam 358/16
obuiam 362/21
obuium 484/17
obuius 316/16
occasio 318/17
occasio 380/27
occasionem 410/3
occasionem 432/9
occidentale 350/17
occidentale 482/27
occidentali 352/5
occidentem 316/2
occidere 324/15
occidunt 372/10
occipiunt 348/4
occiso 448/15
occubuisset 412/14
occubuit 320/29
occubuit 436/19
occultata 326/1
occulte 328/16
occultis 446/18
occulturn 398/16
occupandos 406/9
occupandum
350/22
occuparit 450/10
occupato 432/9
occupet 336/4
occurrens 344/13
occurrenti 418/2
occurrerat 416/19
occurrerunt 358/17
occurrit 362/25
occursu 418/1
ocij 426/6
ociosum 352/21
octaui 314/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
octaui 314/19
octuagesimo 314/6
oculis 368/22
oculis 426/14
oculis 444/15
oculoque 380/18
oculos 400/14
oculos 474/2
oculum 462/12
oderat 324/14
oderat 484/13
odia 332/19
odij 342/26
odio 322/29
odio 332/2
odio 332/7
odio 354/4
odio 354/21
odio 360/23
odiose 356/1
odiose 360/14
odit 360/24
odium 322/9
odium 324/8
odium 338/12
odoratus 402/5
offenderet 328/19
offenderetur 436/1
offensae 398/11
offensam 474/16
offensas 328/15
offensas 484/11
offensis 336/12
offensis 456/20
offensum 428/25
offensus 350/2
offensus 470/18
offerret 452/16
offertur 416/26
officijs 468/13
officilj 416/16
officiose 344/13
officit 444/22
officium 346/5
offirmatior 446/5
olim 318/17
olim 326/7
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 104
olim 326/18
olim 328/6
olim 364/24
olim 380/27
olim 386/21
olim 390/2
olim 390/10
olim 394/9
olim 410/8
olim 410/25
olim 418/14
olim 422/4
olim 426/2
olim 426/22
olim 430/8
olim 434/6
olim 436/4
olim 448/20
olim 460/19
omen 382/7
omne 318/19
omne 342/23
omne 484/6
omnem 318/1
omnem 394/15
omnem 434/3
omnem 434/18
omnem 456/18
omnem 480/20
omnes 318/13
omnes 322/2
omnes 330/8
omnes 336/11
omnes 342/25
omnes 350/13
omnes 354/18
omnes 356/5
omnes 358/7
omnes 366/3
omnes 368/20
omnes 374/4
omnes 378/9
omnes 388/3
omnes 390/5
omnes 398/14
omnes 404/14
omnes 408/9
omnes 420/21
omnes 422/12
omnes 458/13
omnes 462/1
omnes 462/9
omnes 464/6
omnes 466/11
omnes 470/2
omnes 472/3
omnes 472/23
omnes 474/5
omnes 480/11
omnes 484/10
omnes 484/11
omni 334/13
omni 400/15
omni 464/25
omni 482/27
omnia 334/17
Omnia 334/29
omnia 350/18
omnia 350/22
omnia 352/14
omnia 352/20
omnia 382/19
omnia 392/15
omnia 406/3
omnia 434/26
omnia 438/16
omnia 454/11
omnia 470/14
omnibus 318/5
omnibus 320/11
omnibus 336/12
omnibus 344/19
omnibus 344/26
omnibus 362/7
omnibus 362/25
omnibus 364/2
omnibus 376/14
omnibus 382/24
omnibus 396/15
omnibus 430/9
omnibus 432/7
omnibus 464/8
omnibus 480/1
omnino 376/4

omnino 392/25
omnino 414/23
omnino 416/2
omnino 480/2
omnis 316/11
omnis 318/11
omnis 360/4
omnis 480/11
omnium 318/2
omnium 342/14
omnium 346/5
omnium 358/22
omnium 358/23
omnium 362/13
omnium 380/2
omnium 380/17
omnium 380/21
omnium 390/24
omnium 410/8
omnium 410/8
omnium 428/14
omnium 452/9
omnium 456/5
omnium 458/14
omnium 460/9
omnium 468/16
omnium 484/11
onera 352/22
onerari 476/13
onus 466/16
onus 468/3
ope 374/17
ope 376/8
ope 448/6
opera 334/28
opera 400/3
operae 388/20
Operae 414/1
operam 440/5
operam 464/9
operam 478/11
operantibus 400/12
operis 320/16
opes 338/8
opes 342/21
opes 348/11
opes 394/26
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
opibus 340/25
opibus 376/13
opibus 404/3
opibus 432/15
opibus 448/7
opibus 458/17
opinante 324/23
opinantis 408/23
opinati 420/13
opinionem 358/23
opinor 338/26
opinor 380/6
opinor 382/28
opinor 390/21
opinor 458/3
Opinor 468/20
oporteat 482/8
oportet 374/9
oportuerit 408/21
oportunitate 328/7
oportunos 328/19
oportunum 472/21
opperiebatur
396/11
oppidi 344/26
oppido 344/7
oppido 346/1
oppido 408/23
oppido 430/18
oppidum 346/25
oppidum 350/14
opportuna 326/13
oppressa 422/11
oppresserat 392/16
oppresserunt 340/6
oppressi 404/14
oppressissent 340/6
oppressus 460/20
opprimere 356/24
opprimeret 328/20
opprobrium 424/20
oprimenda 408/20
oprimeret 462/15
optabat 442/9
optandam 378/22
optasses 404/9
optasset 426/16
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optastis 454/26
optet 380/17
optima 344/16
optime 348/21
optimi 458/4
optimo 422/12
opulentiae 442/13
opulentum 424/26
opum 440/3
opumque 328/13
opus 346/13
opus 370/13
opus 374/5
opus 374/17
opus 376/8
opus 416/21
opus 456/8
opus 464/15
ora 362/13
orabat 438/22
oramus 468/9
oramus 472/22
orare 478/9
orat 350/7
oratio 332/21
oratio 356/18
oratio 386/29
oratione 336/8
oratione 354/22
oratione 418/9
oratione 452/16
oratione 476/5
oratione 484/7
orationem 346/20
orationem 438/15
orationem 468/21
orationem 470/18
orationem 480/24
orationi 364/16
orationi 376/18
orationi 438/8
orationis 382/12
orationis 434/1
orbem 424/9
orbem 470/3
orbi 364/9
ordine 400/19
ordine 458/13
ordine 468/23
ordines 346/29
ordines 396/12
ordineve 454/2
ordinis 362/23
ore 354/17
ore 482/2
ore 484/1
ore 484/2
ori 396/8
originis 450/9
oris 426/14
ornateque 468/24
orphanis 320/13
ortu 324/1
os 322/22
os 396/8
oscitantibus 368/19
oscitantis 378/28
ossa 428/1
ossibus 412/20
ostendere 320/16
ostendere 474/1
ostenderet 448/26
ostendimus 418/20
ostendit 420/12
ostendit 450/18
ostendit 478/18
ostendit 484/1
ostentabant 356/27
ostentare 428/29
ostentarent 358/5
ostentat 438/12
ostentat 474/9
ostentata 446/19
ostium 410/15
pacata 334/29
pacatis 342/13
pacatis 440/10
pace 316/19
pace 460/7
pacem 324/3
pacem 336/8
pacem 340/19
pacis 436/16
pacto 342/19

pacto 364/28
pacto 368/26
pacto 406/2
pacto 408/5
pacto 460/6
pacto 478/1
paenitentiae 420/21
palam 392/12
palatinis 352/2
palatio 316/1
palatio 352/1
palatio 352/21
palatio 392/11
palatio 396/17
palatio 482/26
palatium 352/24
palatium 390/9
palatium 396/10
pallio 420/11
palpationis 434/2
par 322/20
parantem 346/25
parantem 348/15
parari 422/17
parato 422/4
paratus 364/14
parceret 352/7
parent 342/8
parent 344/23
parente 366/26
parentibus 336/26
parentibus 424/23
parentibus 440/23
parentis 390/8
parentis 394/17
parentium 450/7
parentum 462/17
parere 364/15
parere 478/10
parere 480/17
pareret 324/8
pareret 484/9
pares 332/23
pari 448/12
paria 356/15
parietem 352/23
parietem 474/1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
pariter 342/3
pariter 348/8
pariter 356/25
pariter 404/14
pariter 430/3
parium 322/3
parlamenti 320/22
parricidae 316/10
parricidae 422/10
pars 318/20
pars 338/17
pars 342/24
pars 354/22
pars 372/14
pars 460/21
pars 460/22
pars 462/10
pars 472/25
parta 332/16
parta 468/1
parte 316/8
parte 316/15
parte 336/4
parte 342/9
parte 346/2
parte 400/15
parte 426/25
parte 436/21
parte 448/8
parte 466/9
parte 472/8
parte 472/16
parte 482/27
parte 484/23
partem 328/26
partem 334/2
partem 360/9
partem 406/3
partem 464/2
partem 472/4
partem 474/18
partes 316/6
partes 332/15
partes 346/28
partes 380/8
partes 428/2
partes 434/10
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partibus 330/5
partibus 330/22
partibus 342/3
partibus 362/7
participem 396/24
participes 400/21
participes 472/9
partim 338/13
partim 402/13
partim 478/16
partis 404/11
partis 448/15
partium 328/15
partium 354/20
partium 432/11
partum 322/25
parui 470/28
parum 328/19
parum 360/26
parum 374/14
parum 378/24
parum 394/21
parum 424/17
parum 470/28
parum 480/13
passim 358/4
passuram 446/24
passuros 478/22
passus 316/3
pater 352/13
pater 362/26
pater 378/22
pater 406/18
paterent 342/22
pateretur 446/12
pateretur 476/13
paterno 436/13
pati 338/22
patiamur 368/22
patiar 444/21
patientes 322/4
patimur 340/9
patimur 430/7
patrabit 368/19
patratam 322/17
patratis 432/4
patrato 420/10
patratum 360/21
patrauerat 398/1
patrauerit 368/19
patre 336/25
patre 338/15
patre 452/6
patrem 338/26
patrem 450/16
patrem 452/11
patri 328/3
patri 464/26
patria 378/10
patriae 336/15
patriae 390/13
patriae 476/10
patriaeque 380/29
patribus 316/7
patribus 478/21
patriljs 470/8
patris 322/4
patris 338/18
patris 364/6
patris 450/10
patrocinio 462/4
patrui 392/20
patruo 350/19
patruo 376/13
patruo 394/18
patruus 320/10
patruus 386/6
pauca 438/12
paucarum 346/10
pauci 400/22
paucis 454/12
paucisque 418/18
paucos 334/20
pauescas 398/20
pauescat 414/20
pauescere 410/3
pauida 350/28
pauidos 408/5
paulatim 328/18
paulatim 402/7
Pauli 424/10
Pauli 450/1
paulisper 478/18
paulo 316/26

paulo 336/22
paulo 340/14
paulo 346/1
paulo 358/21
paulo 406/14
paulo 418/6
paulo 418/19
paulo 420/14
paulo 436/11
paulo 438/11
paulo 440/14
paulo 442/20
paulo 448/1
paulo 468/4
paululum 330/14
paululum 438/14
paulum 340/5
paulum 382/11
paulum 408/4
paulum 412/8
paulum 416/9
paulum 454/19
pauore 408/15
pauore 432/9
pauoris 352/20
pax 316/5
peccantis 456/20
peccatum 370/13
peccetur 470/9
pectoribus 334/15
pectoribus 340/20
pectoribus 452/13
pectoris 474/2
peculiare 372/24
peculiarem 450/5
peculiariter 364/24
peculiariter 412/8
pecunia 460/21
pecunijs 318/14
pedem 396/20
pedibus 436/23
pedibus 476/9
pedibusque 322/27
pedibusque 468/15
peieraret 412/14
pelagi 402/3
pellexerat 360/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
pellicem 410/8
penae 322/14
penam 422/19
pendentibus 358/8
pendere 470/28
pendet 480/11
pene 482/14
penitebat 398/22
penitendo 398/11
penitentiam 372/12
penitentium 424/13
penitius 380/9
penitius 428/2
pensi 452/4
pepercisset 460/24
pepererit 424/18
peperi 390/7
per 318/1
per 318/19
per 324/9
per 328/20
per 330/3
per 332/21
per 336/10
per 338/13
per 342/11
per 342/27
per 346/18
per 346/28
per 348/14
per 354/16
per 356/24
per 358/4
per 358/7
per 362/13
per 364/25
per 368/21
per 376/11
per 378/1
per 382/9
per 386/25
per 388/7
per 394/17
per 396/1
per 396/2
per 396/12
per 396/17
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per 398/5
per 416/20
per 420/9
per 424/2
per 424/5
per 438/14
per 438/24
per 444/23
per 454/6
per 474/2
per 482/23
peracta 434/8
peracta 484/24
perculsis 432/7
perculsus 352/12
perculsus 410/10
perculsus 454/12
percussorem
410/24
perdereque 346/18
perdidit 434/3
perdit 372/4
perditi 422/9
perditissiinis
392/19
perditorum 370/18
perducta 460/16
perductis 328/19
perducto 398/3
perdurat 332/18
pereant 332/8
pereat 354/3
perempta 400/7
perexigua 428/27
perferatur 402/26
perfici 482/9
perfidia 416/2
perfidiae 392/7
perfidiam 404/14
perfore 334/29
perfrictissimae
434/5
perfuderit 410/24
perfugerat 484/14
pergas 446/3
pergeret 376/28
pergeret 398/22
periclitari 386/13
periclitatur 394/22
pericula 380/5
pericula 390/18
pericula 482/24
periculi 342/12
periculi 342/13
periculi 354/20
periculi 368/14
periculi 416/1
periculi 422/11
periculis 316/20
periculo 336/6
periculo 340/8
periculo 348/25
periculo 380/5
periculo 382/32
periculo 394/14
periculo 418/10
periculo 420/17
periculo 420/18
periculo 450/26
periculo 458/21
periculoque 464/7
periculum 360/27
periculum 362/17
periculum 368/8
periculum 368/25
periculum 372/28
periculum 378/12
periculum 384/2
periculum 460/7
periculum 478/2
periculum 482/18
perijt 420/1
perimendis 418/19
perinde 314/12
perinde 352/30
perinde 388/9
perinde 404/2
perinde 416/14
perinde 418/23
perinde 426/22
perinde 444/16
perinde 446/6
perinde 464/18
perire 368/22

periret 382/8
perit: 332/16
periti 380/4
periti 388/19
periti 390/16
peritiae 330/23
peritiam 404/5
perito 476/12
perituri 336/5
perituris 364/29
peritus 328/1
permagni 338/22
permaneret 360/11
permiscuerit
334/17
permittendum
478/6
permotus 452/19
pernegare 376/28
pernego 376/17
pernicie 460/10
perniciem 320/7
perniciem 326/2
perniciem 328/17
perniciem 332/13
perniciem 340/11
perniciem 354/4
perniciem 372/1
perniciem 384/5
perniciem 386/7
perniciem 460/16
peroratam 468/26
perorato 452/25
perpendat 466/19
perpendissent
466/9
perpensis 432/10
perpetienda 370/25
perpetrare 372/28
perpetua 364/9
perpetua 390/4
perpetua 448/10
perpetuam 444/3
perpetuam 450/17
perpetuo 378/23
perpetuum 320/25
perpulere 398/21
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
perquam 338/19
perquam 342/1
perquam 416/15
perquam 436/12
perquam 446/9
perquam 474/20
perquam 482/12
perque 396/2
perrexerunt 346/29
persequerentur
414/18
persequeretur
462/15
personam 324/10
personatas 388/5
perspicio 480/12
persuaderetur
342/12
persuaderetur
434/17
persuaserat 392/24
persuaseris 318/3
persuaseris 380/20
persuaserit 364/3
persuasio 362/18
persuasum 326/6
persuasum 366/22
persuasum 476/2
persultari 354/14
pertentato 406/2
perterrita 374/25
pertesa 374/25
pertimescis 384/24
pertimuerat 408/17
pertinacia 364/5
pertinacibus 460/12
pertineat 388/24
pertrahat 434/14
pertrahi 406/2
pertulerant 352/23
pertulere 372/17
perturbassent
478/15
perturbatus 470/3
peruicaciam 366/6
peruolat 362/14
Pessime 406/4
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 108
pesti 362/21
pestilentissimam
370/21
petebatur 460/21
petendo 388/13
petendun 374/1
petentem 388/14
petere 336/25
petere 352/23
petere 376/10
petere 388/23
petere 388/24
petit 474/15
petitioni 476/26
petitis 388/29
petituri 454/26
Petri 372/15
Petri 374/27
Petri 386/19
Petro 374/26
Petrus 364/23
phalerata 386/28
piam 382/12
pietas 446/16
pietate 314/19
pignore 366/7
pignore 402/23
pij 432/20
pileosque 472/14
Pinkerus 432/21
Pinkerus 432/27
pio 464/10
pium 466/6
pius 412/14
pius 424/8
pius 436/1
placent 402/20
placere 366/25
placidam 314/18
placide 438/10
placidum 456/13
placitura 330/7
placitura 336/20
placuisset 462/14
placuit 428/29
placuit 448/21
plane 314/20
plane 322/23
plane 388/16
plane 414/16
plane 474/13
planiciem 412/17
plebe 422/5
plebeculae 356/26
plebem 432/19
plebis 434/13
plebis 450/18
plebs 402/14
plectebantur
430/18
plena 352/19
plena 370/9
plenos 432/27
plenus 344/16
plerique 376/19
plerisque 356/1
plerisque 402/10
plerisque 426/18
plerosque 318/21
plerumque 318/30
plerumque 428/25
plerumque 428/27
plerumque 450/6
plerumque 458/23
plerunque 328/8
plerunque 332/20
plerunque 388/12
plorante 396/9
plura 332/10
plura 348/22
plura 438/13
plures 432/14
pluribusque 420/18
plurimis 428/24
plurimis 482/2
plurimum 348/13
plurimum 394/26
plurimum 430/20
plurimum 464/2
plurimum 478/17
pluris 480/10
plurium 318/29
plurium 454/16
plus 414/17

plus 460/5
plus 462/1
plus 466/20
plus 476/17
plus 478/4
plusquam 316/14
plusquam 412/1
plusque 462/2
pocula 458/5
pollentem 362/22
pollicetur 352/13
polluendam 442/3
pollutorum 446/12
pompa 358/18
pompa 396/18
ponderis 334/5
pondusque 446/16
ponendum 432/10
ponens 440/3
ponere 324/12
pono 444/24
Pons 350/14
pontifex 372/15
pontifices 364/21
pontificibus 446/15
Pontificis 482/14
pontificulus 444/21
Pontis 430/18
popello 360/26
poplitibus 334/25
popularem 318/27
populari 436/8
populari 448/8
popularis 420/4
populi 442/19
populi 460/5
populi 470/15
populi 484/14
populis 476/19
populo 318/4
populo 354/17
populo 358/11
populo 434/11
populo 434/18
populo 448/23
populo 450/17
populo 454/18
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
populo 464/19
populo 484/2
populoque 316/7
populoque 478/22
populum 318/30
populum 360/22
populum 378/11
populum 422/3
populum 454/6
populum 468/17
populum 470/11
populum 482/21
populumque 474/5
populumque 476/8
populus 336/7
populus 400/23
populus 424/6
populus 446/11
populus 452/19
populus 456/15
populus 460/20
populus 466/9
populus 470/24
populus 472/6
populus 482/1
populusne 482/15
populusque 472/3
porrecta 348/1
porrigit 436/23
porro 334/28
porro 336/27
porro 428/14
porro 464/20
portus 370/2
posceret 316/21
positos 356/6
posse 328/27
posse 330/2
posse 362/12
posse 380/8
posse 384/28
posse 388/14
posse 388/24
posse 392/13
posse 394/11
posse 398/24
posse 402/25
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 109
posse 406/3
posse 414/24
posse 478/4
posse 480/8
posse 482/13
possent 392/24
possent 404/16
possent 414/19
possent 440/5
possessione 410/26
possessionem 432/9
possessionem 484/2
posset 328/18
posset 350/3
posset 366/13
posset 372/14
posset 374/13
posset 382/8
posset 388/6
posset 388/23
posset 398/14
posset 400/2
posset 404/4
posset 406/10
posset 424/4
posset 428/7
posset 428/30
posset 436/3
posset 438/20
posset 448/16
posset 476/25
posset 478/6
possim 406/21
possint 388/11
possis 380/18
possis 398/20
possit 356/15
possit 364/7
possit 364/10
possit 376/2
possit 376/9
possit 376/10
possit 386/2
possit 386/3
possit 390/1
possit 428/2
possit 466/13
possum 326/16
possum 348/19
possum 386/12
possum 442/25
possunt 332/9
post 314/6
post 336/22
post 350/12
post 350/14
post 378/2
post 382/29
post 400/9
post 406/14
post 418/6
post 432/26
post 434/3
post 436/11
post 438/11
post 450/22
post 454/12
post 454/14
postea 314/10
postea 314/15
postea 314/16
postea 334/23
postea 362/19
postea 370/10
postea 436/17
postea 454/9
posteriora 390/27
posteris 430/6
posteris 452/20
posterisque 320/25
posterius 418/19
postero 344/11
postquam 448/23
postrema 314/18
postrema 316/8
postrema 328/27
postrema 398/1
postremam 336/9
postremis 318/8
postremo 314/18
postremo 334/18
Postremo 376/15
Postremo 484/8
postridie 354/8

postridie 474/3
postulare 398/3
postulatis 400/7
postulatis 478/7
postulem 464/18
postulet 374/12
postulet 444/15
postuletque 380/10
potens 320/19
potens 376/13
potens 448/9
potens 462/12
potentem 386/20
potentem 436/8
potentia 318/22
potentia 394/26
potentia 406/11
potentia 448/10
potentia 460/22
potentiae 322/3
potentiam 338/23
potentior 376/13
potentissimo 442/6
potentissimo
464/24
potentissimum
472/2
Poteramus 470/23
poterant 330/13
poterant 426/6
poterant 474/1
poterat 320/5
poterat 330/4
poterat 336/20
poterat 408/20
poterat 424/6
poterat 456/6
poterat 458/25
poterunt 332/5
potes 440/23
potest 362/3
potest 374/5
potest 374/28
potest 376/11
potest 376/12
potest 444/2
potestas 320/23
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
potestatem 384/22
potiente 376/12
Potieri 326/20
potierus 326/24
potiorem 442/19
potiorem 452/1
potiri 328/10
potissimum 334/12
potissimum 360/18
potissimum 370/22
potissimum 380/18
potissimum 382/26
potissimum 398/4
potissimum 432/20
potissimum 442/22
potissimum 484/2
potita 426/1
potitus 318/18
potitus 436/7
potius 340/15
potius 358/10
potius 366/4
potius 370/25
potius 380/1
potius 382/30
potius 388/10
potius 402/17
potius 414/24
potius 416/23
potius 444/15
potius 466/4
potiusquam 368/23
potiusquam 424/20
potuerit 336/19
potuerit 422/15
potuisse 392/25
potuisse 438/3
potuisse: 322/26
potuisset 320/9
potuisset 460/25
potuit 322/6
potuit 350/3
potuit 400/6
potuit 460/25
potuit 466/3
potuit 484/7
prae 446/22
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praeceps 316/21
praeceps 332/12
praecipere 334/23
praepotentiam
340/2
praesens 322/19
pranderet 412/13
prandio 350/4
prandium 406/20
prandium 420/14
praua 458/11
prauis 332/11
prauitate 450/7
prauo 364/4
prauus 322/25
pre 344/19
pre 360/18
pre 470/17
prebeat 438/13
prebuistis 464/9
precarentur 422/2
precaueantur 414/2
precedat 416/13
precellendi 334/14
precellere 334/19
preceptori 376/1
preces 436/25
preces 466/16
preces 468/6
preces 468/10
precetur 374/9
precibus 318/7
precibus 474/11
precio 318/6
precio 328/10
precio 428/28
precipitis 354/26
precipue 340/23
precipue 396/22
precipue 462/23
precipue 464/4
precipue 468/13
precipue 478/14
precise 480/2
precium 414/1
precogitare 334/23
preconis 422/6
precor 386/27
precor 390/4
precor 480/21
predae 360/8
predia 436/25
predicabunt 368/20
predicant 332/28
predicare 428/12
predicat 464/19
predicatore 464/23
predico 466/22
predijs 410/25
preditus 386/2
predium 388/19
preeunte 346/27
prefatus 438/12
prefatus 450/3
prefatus 484/10
prefecerat 340/26
prefecti 432/21
prefecti 470/8
prefecto 468/19
prefectum 318/24
prefectum 420/11
prefectum 432/16
prefectum 468/17
prefectum 470/19
prefecturus 324/26
prefectus 418/5
Prefectus 470/2
preferentium
442/17
preformasse 468/17
preire 470/2
preiudicio 374/20
prelatis 322/27
prelatum 418/7
prelijs 460/14
prelio 320/28
prelio 436/18
prelium 436/17
premebatur 462/22
premere 472/27
premiorum 432/17
premonstrat 414/6
preoccupatis 418/9

preoccupatusque
390/23
preponderat 318/31
prepostere 322/29
presaga 414/5
presagientibus
402/3
presbitero 412/11
prescia 322/29
presens 418/13
presens 438/10
presens 446/3
presensit 328/1
presente 428/30
presenti 348/25
presenti 426/20
presentia 346/9
presentia 376/24
presentia 394/3
presentiam 348/3
presentiam 438/7
presentibus 352/29
presentis 320/15
presentis 338/2
presentium 444/1
presertim 378/26
presertim 380/16
presertim 390/12
presertim 424/15
presertim 426/15
presertim 464/19
presertim 464/22
presertim 466/20
presidij 418/5
presidio 344/4
presidio 356/27
presidio 364/30
presidio 370/10
presidis 386/20
presidium 330/25
presidium 350/28
presidium 372/28
presidium 390/19
presidium 394/18
presidium 398/16
presidium 440/11
presies 390/22
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
prestant 444/1
prestantior 338/6
prestare 348/19
prestare 392/26
prestet 370/3
prestet 380/27
prestet 384/16
prestigiatricibus
408/27
prestigijs 410/5
presto 344/25
Presule 400/17
presulis 352/7
pretendens 438/21
pretenditur 458/2
preter 378/27
preter 404/5
preter 410/2
preter 422/7
preter 448/20
preter 460/7
preter 468/9
preterea 318/7
preterea 322/28
Preterea 332/9
preterea 370/19
Preterea 392/22
preterea 420/5
preterea 440/12
preterea 440/20
preterea 456/7
preterea 466/11
pretereo 332/26
preterierim 416/24
preteritam 426/20
preterito 418/12
pretermitti 448/17
preterquam 340/1
preterquam 374/10
preterquam 380/3
preterquam 428/1
preterquam 428/16
preterquam 430/2
preterueheretur
354/16
pretexentes 372/7
pretexere 340/11
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pretexerentur
356/3
pretexeretur
432/13
pretexit 388/5
pretextu 320/26
pretextu 328/15
pretextu 342/4
pretextu 384/22
pretextum 338/10
pretextum 456/18
Pretexunt 346/4
preueniens 348/15
preueniens 458/25
preueniret 452/24
preueniretur
414/11
preuia 414/3
pridem 318/15
pridem 438/1
primae 332/15
primae 434/10
primarius 360/3
primi 344/3
primi 346/5
primis 378/19
primis 390/8
primis 454/23
primo 358/19
primo 442/2
primo 474/7
primogenitis
336/26
primos 338/20
primos 416/16
primum 334/18
primum 346/16
primum 356/23
primum 360/6
primum 376/6
primum 390/5
primum 410/3
primum 414/7
primum 420/9
primum 422/19
primum 474/15
primus 458/7
princeps 316/4
princeps 320/1
princeps 332/14
Princeps 342/9
Princeps 348/15
Princeps 348/21
Princeps 354/10
Princeps 356/16
Princeps 358/17
Princeps 364/23
princeps 370/15
princeps 372/16
Princeps 388/3
Princeps 398/7
princeps 424/9
principalem 426/9
principatu 460/16
principatum 320/5
principatus 316/10
principatus 400/10
principe 318/15
principe 320/24
Principe 336/6
Principe 384/16
Principe 388/6
principe 422/12
principe 468/12
Principem 338/14
Principem 338/23
Principem 346/6
Principem 346/29
Principem 350/19
Principem 352/10
Principem 356/2
Principem 364/2
Principem 366/25
Principem 374/3
Principem 390/2
Principem 396/16
Principem 402/10
Principem 428/30
principem 434/9
Principem 448/12
Principem 462/1
principem 480/1
principes 318/21
principes 430/5

principi 332/10
Principi 360/15
Principi 360/27
Principi 368/21
Principi 378/9
Principi 382/25
Principi 388/2
Principi 398/13
Principi 408/7
Principi 432/3
principi 464/7
principi 470/24
Principi 478/10
principi 482/14
Principis 330/7
Principis 336/14
Principis 338/3
Principis 338/9
Principis 340/9
Principis 342/5
Principis 344/3
Principis 350/28
Principis 356/13
Principis 358/2
Principis 358/20
Principis 362/10
Principis 366/14
Principis 378/16
Principis 386/29A
principis 412/20
Principis 428/23
principis 440/27
Principis 458/6
Principis 462/6
principum 442/21
priora 398/1
priore 330/10
priore 344/4
priore 380/6
priore 444/23
pristini 426/25
pristini 430/11
priuaret 360/10
priuatae 356/2
priuatas 356/11
priuati 342/26
priuatim 378/18
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
priuato 334/22
priuatus 358/27
priuatus 444/17
priuilegij 374/20
priuilegio 374/1
priuilegium 372/20
priuilegium 372/25
priuilegium 386/4
priuilegium 386/22
priuilegium 388/28
prius 426/1
prius 448/1
priusquam 354/12
priusquam 354/27
priusquam 414/17
priusquam 432/10
priusquam 450/13
pro 318/31
pro 320/9
pro 328/27
pro 356/5
pro 364/10
pro 366/19
pro 378/13
pro 382/1
pro 382/13
pro 436/2
pro 446/10
pro 460/4
pro 466/19
pro 468/7
pro 468/10
pro 472/16
pro 474/5
pro 476/9
pro 484/1
pro 484/16
probamentum
444/25
probant 380/4
probari 442/10
probat 374/4
probationes 448/22
probe 410/5
probet 386/28
probitate 360/2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 112
probitateque
322/20
procantem 426/3
procellam 402/4
procera 426/17
proceres 336/18
proceres 346/17
proceres 354/24
proceres 400/14
proceres 402/15
proceres 412/4
proceres 462/3
proceres 470/23
proceres 472/3
proceres 474/5
proceres 476/8
proceres 480/25
proceres 484/5
proceribus 342/14
proceribus 356/24
proceribus 382/15
proceribus 382/24
proceribus 388/1
proceribus 396/11
proceribus 406/14
proceribus 406/24
proceribusque
378/13
procero 316/17
procerum 358/17
procerum 358/24
procerum 360/13
procerum 376/24
procerum 380/16
procerum 460/20
procerus 322/5
processerat 456/11
proci 426/3
proclamationibus
396/18
procliui 362/20
procliuiter 426/2
procliuius 398/12
proclive 382/12
Proctector 410/18
procul 374/3
procul 380/29
procul 412/20
procul 432/6
procul 466/18
proculcatam 476/11
procumbenti 476/9
procurabitis 468/13
procurationis
478/13
procuratum 424/22
prodeas 380/19
prodendo 418/5
prodest 384/18
prodeunte 424/11
prodige 432/17
prodigendoque
456/9
prodij 390/8
prodire 482/23
Prodit 474/12
proditio 322/12
proditio 410/15
proditione 358/13
proditionis 328/4
proditionis 342/10
proditionis 422/9
proditionis 430/25
proditionis 460/2
proditor 410/14
proditor 410/18
proditor 410/19
proditores 358/6
proditores 436/22
proditorum 370/6
proditorum 370/20
producebant
356/21
producere 372/19
producerent 344/5
Producto 394/3
productos 430/24
productusque
412/16
produxere 344/15
profecto 316/22
profecto 336/1
profecto 336/13
profecto 338/28

profecto 366/10
profecto 368/9
profecto 370/10
profecto 370/24
profecto 374/13
profecto 376/4
profecto 396/15
profecturus 380/28
proferantur 484/1
proferendo 428/10
proferent 474/12
profert 410/1
professa 314/13
professione 432/23
proficerent 406/7
profici 398/11
profiteatur 340/18
profueritis 468/12
profuisset 412/10
profundit 372/3
profutura 330/8
profuturum 398/13
progeneres 440/24
prognata 424/23
progredi 446/15
progredi 474/7
progressa 430/9
progressi 358/16
progressos 478/21
progressu 318/21
progressus 442/4
prohibeant 334/8
prohibeant) 330/21
prohibeat 372/19
prohibeatur 390/24
prohibeo 444/9
prohibere 350/3
prohibere 368/5
prohibitos 430/25
prohibitus 322/16
proin 378/13
Proin 416/3
Proin 478/23
proinde 350/22
prolaturi 474/12
proloqui 474/16
promanat 460/9
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
promiscue 482/27
promisso 446/21
promissum 418/8
promittebantur
432/18
promittebat 404/1
promittere 438/17
promittunt 442/27
promoue 390/26
promoueat 330/7
promouendis 462/2
promouens 454/19
promptus 316/20
pronunciabatur
422/13
pronunciarentur
422/6
pronunciaturum
370/25
pronus 316/16
prope 336/28
prope 340/7
prope 344/7
prope 376/12
prope 390/18
prope 406/16
prope 416/25
prope 418/21
prope 426/25
prope 460/15
prope 476/10
prope 484/18
propediem 390/23
propemodum
338/16
propemodum
408/24
propemodum
426/21
propemodum
430/10
propemodum 454/7
propensis 478/8
propeque 414/22
propere 326/23
propere 350/24
propere 362/21
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 113
propere 410/21
propinqui 432/3
propinquis 384/25
propinquum 408/7
propitium 412/8
propius 346/28
propius 358/15
propius 468/19
proponi 470/4
proponit 436/24
Proponitur 398/6
proposita 434/12
propositi 368/2
propositi 400/20
propositi 434/7
propositi 442/10
propositi 474/10
proposito 326/12
propositum 348/21
proposuit 328/21
proposuit 470/13
propria 336/27
propriam 450/5
proprietatem
480/19
propter 384/15
prorepere 406/8
prorepunt 372/10
proripit 352/1
prorsus 318/15
prorsus 336/1
prorsus 366/8
prorsus 448/17
prorsus 454/20
prorsus 456/2
prorsus 470/17
proruit 394/17
prorupit 408/6
proscenium 482/23
proserpere 334/16
prospectus 354/13
prospera 334/29
prosperimam
314/19
prosperiori 390/3
prosperis 316/18
prosperis 464/8
prospexisse 360/27
prospiciens 330/1
prostratos 414/12
Protector 358/23
Protector 360/4
Protector 376/24
Protector 382/6
Protector 386/6
Protector 386/27
Protector 392/11
Protector 396/11
Protector 396/13
Protector 396/21
Protector 398/14
Protector 400/3
Protector 400/7
Protector 400/15
Protector 404/17
Protector 406/15
Protector 406/22
Protector 408/19
Protector 408/21
Protector 408/26
Protector 410/17
Protector 412/6
Protector 412/12
Protector 420/10
Protector 422/3
Protector 424/8
Protector 430/19
Protector 432/8
Protector 448/18
Protector 452/15
Protector 452/26
Protector 454/4
Protector 474/10
Protector 474/20
Protector 476/21
Protector 482/4
Protectore 406/1
Protectore 424/21
protectorem
386/27
Protectorem 408/8
Protectorem 424/3
Protectorem
434/14

Protectorem
434/20
Protectorem 452/9
Protectorem
466/15
Protectorem 474/4
Protectori 430/26
Protectoris 392/1
Protectoris 396/24
Protectoris 396/27
Protectoris 402/8
Protectoris 408/12
Protectoris 414/15
Protectoris 416/17
Protectoris 432/26
Protectoris 434/23
Protectoris 448/25
Protectoris 450/16
Protectoris 452/21
Protectoris 466/6
Protectoris 474/8
Protectoris 476/5
protinus 320/25
protinus 326/19
protinus 332/28
protinus 348/8
protinus 352/17
protinus 360/10
protinus 396/17
protinus 396/26
protinus 414/9
protinus 422/24
protinus 424/1
protinus 434/16
protinus 450/15
protinus 468/15
protinusque 406/17
protracturus
374/27
protraxerint 376/16
protulisse 452/18
proueheretur
374/13
prouehi 404/4
proueniret 474/18
prouexerat 404/4
prouidens 420/7
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
prouidenter 402/18
prouidenter 422/11
prouidentia 478/17
prouidentiae
366/20
prouincialis 432/22
prouisum 392/15
prouisum 466/25
prouolant 372/4
prouolauit 420/10
prouolueretur
416/10
prout 324/12
prout 354/19
proximae 346/9
proximas 416/7
proxime 362/6
proxime 442/1
proximi 464/2
proximo 360/13
proximo 406/23
proximo 450/1
proximo 484/14
proximos 334/20
proximum 482/26
proximus 334/18
proximus 338/7
prudentes 372/13
prudentes 372/16
prudentes 392/8
prudentes 402/15
prudentes 484/15
prudentia 362/27
prudentia 368/1
prudentia 382/1
prudentiae 394/4
Prudentiae 394/25
prudentiam 316/22
prudentiam 392/6
prudentiam 392/7
prudentiam 466/27
prudentis 464/20
psallentium 424/13
publica 390/15
publicae 348/13
publicae 394/7
publicae 476/15
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 114
publicae 478/12
publicam 356/11
publicam 480/20
publice 378/17
publice 424/12
publice 484/12
publici 434/4
publico 466/18
publicum 400/1
publicum 454/24
publicum 468/11
pudendae 454/8
pudiceque 424/23
pudicicia 456/4
pudor 368/13
pudor 424/16
pudore 434/4
pudore 466/5
puella 428/30
puella 446/9
puellae 426/6
puellae 440/15
puer 376/1
puer 382/7
puer 388/13
puer 422/17
puer 466/24
pueri 336/4
pueri 386/1
pueri 388/9
pueri 472/13
pueriles 362/3
puerilis 332/3
puerilis 376/3
puerilis 386/22
puerilis 466/22
pueris 328/9
pueritiae 338/4
puero 338/7
puero 368/11
puero 388/28
puero 390/1
puero 392/18
puero 394/3
puerorum 362/4
pueros 376/5
puerulum 382/23
puerulum 386/24
puerulum 396/5
puerulus 374/12
puerum 338/24
puerum 360/25
puerum 368/7
puerum 380/12
puerum 380/26
puerum 386/8
puerum 392/4
puerum 392/27
puerum 394/8
puerum 396/21
pugione 324/22
pulchra 446/9
pulchre 386/22
pulchritudine 428/4
pulsatio 326/22
pulsatoque 326/21
puluere 430/7
puluinar 352/10
puluinis 330/14
puniendae 410/12
punitum 422/8
pupillo 388/26
pupillum 388/21
pupillus 444/16
purgare 346/20
puritate 442/1
purpuratis 320/29
purpuratis 322/23
purpuratis 330/9
purpuratorum
416/16
purpuratos 318/12
purusque 424/9
pusilla 404/8
putabat 432/5
putabatur 326/5
putanda 414/2
putant 326/11
putarentur 392/8
putauit 328/15
putem 374/2
putemus 388/17
putet 340/17
putet 374/5

putet 414/23
putetur 388/15
putetur 420/17
putetur 452/17
puto 362/10
Pynkerum 434/7
qua 322/15
qua 326/9
qua 328/21
qua 330/24
qua 334/27
Qua 340/12
qua 342/22
qua 346/1
qua 356/25
qua 374/2
qua 374/12
qua 376/9
qua 376/10
qua 378/28
qua 380/27
qua 386/2
qua 392/6
qua 398/21
qua 430/15
qua 434/5
qua 438/23
qua 440/26
qua 448/8
qua 450/6
qua 462/8
qua 466/5
qua 472/8
qua 482/8
quacumque 356/22
quadam 426/13
quadam 428/5
quadringentesimo
314/6
quae 314/10
quae 314/17
quae 316/8
quae 316/12
quae 318/23
quae 328/8
quae 328/18
quae 330/17
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
quae 332/8
quae 332/17
quae 334/4
quae 334/15
quae 334/26
quae 336/20
quae 336/27
quae 344/6
quae 350/16
quae 350/28
quae 352/22
quae 358/1
quae 358/6
quae 360/14
quae 362/2
Quae 368/18
Quae 368/26
quae 372/8
quae 372/18
quae 378/27
quae 380/11
quae 380/19
Quae 384/18
quae 390/3
quae 390/15
quae 390/18
quae 402/14
quae 406/8
quae 406/11
quae 408/3
Quae 408/6
quae 412/17
quae 414/1
quae 414/20
quae 414/23
quae 416/10
quae 418/6
quae 418/18
quae 418/18
quae 422/21
quae 428/2
quae 428/14
quae 428/15
quae 428/17
quae 432/17
quae 438/2
quae 440/20
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 115
quae 440/22
quae 442/7
quae 444/8
quae 446/3
quae 448/2
quae 450/5
quae 452/23
quae 454/4
quae 454/4
quae 456/2
quae 456/11
quae 462/13
quae 464/15
quae 474/7
quae 474/11
quae 474/15
quae 476/22
quae 478/3
quae 478/3
quae 480/23
quae 482/16
quae 482/20
quae 482/28
quae 484/6
quaedam 352/26
quaedam 358/1
quaedam 402/13
quaedam 436/5
quaedam 436/25
quaedam 442/13
quaedam 446/8
quaepiam 370/1
quaeque 390/27
quale 322/23
quale 410/1
qualem 458/12
qualemcunque
412/12
quales 454/22
qualescunque
330/20
qualiacunque
420/15
qualis 472/7
quam 314/12
quam 316/16
quam 316/19
quam 316/21
quam 316/23
quam 318/14
quam 318/25
quam 318/27
quam 320/4
quam 320/21
quam 320/26
quam 322/9
quam 322/26
quam 324/4
quam 324/9
quam 324/10
quam 324/26
quam 326/4
quam 326/24
quam 330/1
quam 330/8
quam 330/23
quam 332/10
quam 332/27
quam 334/7
quam 334/12
quam 334/17
quam 334/22
quam 334/23
quam 334/24
quam 336/7
quam 336/9
quam 338/18
quam 338/28
quam 340/4
quam 340/6
quam 340/14
quam 340/15
quam 340/15
quam 340/20
quam 342/2
quam 344/18
quam 346/13
quam 348/12
quam 350/2
quam 352/16
quam 352/26
quam 354/7
quam 356/4
quam 358/10

quam 358/12
quam 360/6
quam 360/8
quam 360/21
quam 362/8
quam 362/12
quam 362/13
quam 362/20
quam 362/26
quam 366/18
quam 366/20
quam 366/23
quam 368/2
quam 368/17
quam 370/16
quam 370/20
quam 370/25
quam 372/3
quam 372/16
Quam 374/11
quam 374/17
quam 376/21
quam 378/22
quam 380/2
quam 380/10
quam 380/11
quam 380/12
quam 380/23
quam 382/17
quam 382/27
quam 382/30
quam 384/18
quam 386/12
quam 386/21
quam 388/4
quam 388/10
quam 388/12
quam 390/10
quam 392/2
quam 392/10
quam 392/16
quam 392/20
quam 392/26
quam 394/15
quam 394/20
quam 396/3
quam 398/1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
quam 398/13
quam 400/1
quam 400/11
quam 402/2
quam 402/17
quam 402/26
quam 406/21
quam 406/28
quam 412/9
quam 412/14
quam 414/7
quam 414/18
quam 416/2
quam 416/5
quam 416/23
quam 418/21
quam 418/24
quam 422/8
quam 422/14
quam 422/18
quam 422/21
quam 424/7
quam 424/18
quam 426/1
quam 426/11
quam 426/17
quam 428/18
quam 428/28
quam 432/2
quam 432/24
quam 434/4
quam 436/3
quam 436/4
quam 436/15
quam 438/14
quam 438/20
quam 438/24
quam 440/17
quam 442/4
quam 442/8
quam 442/9
quam 442/19
quam 442/26
quam 442/26
quam 444/1
quam 444/3
quam 444/15
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quam 444/17
quam 444/19
quam 448/3
quam 448/10
quam 452/7
quam 454/1
quam 454/16
quam 454/24
quam 454/25
quam 454/25
quam 454/26
quam 456/9
quam 456/22
quam 458/8
quam 458/18
quam 460/5
quam 460/9
quam 460/11
quam 460/16
quam 462/1
quam 462/2
quam 462/4
quam 462/12
quam 462/14
Quam 464/14
quam 464/17
quam 464/21
quam 466/4
quam 466/4
quam 466/17
quam 466/20
quam 468/22
quam 470/2
quam 470/5
quam 470/15
quam 470/22
quam 470/26
quam 472/7
quam 472/27
quam 474/9
quam 474/18
quam 476/4
quam 476/19
quam 476/24
quam 478/5
quam 478/11
quam 478/13
quam 478/19
quam 478/21
quam 480/11
quam 484/7
quamlibet 324/10
Quamobrem
366/27
Quamobrem 376/7
Quamobrem 384/4
Quamobrem
384/19
quamobrem 412/15
Quamobrem
444/26
quamquam 326/18
quamquam 338/26
quamquam 348/16
quamquam 358/3
quamquam 468/7
quamque 428/13
quandam 450/5
quando 330/2
quando 334/26
quando 398/7
quando 398/22
quando 400/1
quandoquidem
380/3
quanquam 316/25
quanquam 318/19
quanquam 320/24
quanquam 326/3
quanquam 328/24
quanquam 328/29
quanquam 332/26
quanquam 344/6
quanquam 360/4
quanquam 366/11
quanquam 368/16
Quanquam 372/13
quanquam 376/2
quanquam 376/3
Quanquam 376/27
quanquam 390/15
quanquam 396/23
quanquam 400/22
quanquam 402/6

quanquam 404/18
quanquam 410/20
quanquam 424/14
quanquam 424/19
quanquam 440/16
quanquam 442/9
quanquam 446/18
quanquam 454/10
Quanquam 462/5
quanquam 464/5
quanquam 474/16
quanquam 480/9
quanta 370/17
quantam 406/25
Quanto 418/17
quanto 426/10
quanto 450/26
quanto 460/19
quanto 466/19
quantum 334/5
quantum 334/20
quantum 334/21
quantum 336/20
quantum 344/14
quantum 364/4
quantum 366/16
quantum 404/8
quantum 428/30
quantum 444/6
quantum 444/22
quantum 456/14
quantum 456/15
quantumuis 352/15
quantumuis 364/31
quantumuis 402/6
quaquam 332/22
quaquam 338/22
quaquam 366/20
quaquam 418/21
quaquam 426/10
quaquam 442/2
quaquam 462/5
quaquam 466/22
quaquauersum
420/9
quaque 380/26
quaque 430/1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Quare 414/26
quarto 358/18
quartus 314/3
quarum 336/1
Quarum 458/3
quarum 480/11
quas 328/11
quas 332/4
quas 346/19
quas 420/13
quas 442/22
quas 468/10
quasi 346/4
Quasi 384/14
quasi 416/20
quasique 452/20
quasque 482/8
quatenus 372/18
quatenus 478/12
quatinus 318/1
quatuor 352/3
quatuor 358/16
quauis 372/9
quauis 462/20
que 318/14
queas 442/5
queat 340/14
queat 342/7
queat 362/20
queat 368/5
queat 384/12
queat 466/1
quedam 442/11
quem 316/1
quem 316/24
quem 322/1
quem 322/25
quem 324/24
quem 326/13
quem 328/2
quem 336/10
quem 336/11
quem 336/11
quem 344/10
quem 346/15
quem 350/9
quem 354/8
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quem 356/3
quem 356/14
quem 356/20
quem 360/18
quem 362/8
quem 364/23
quem 370/6
quem 370/14
quem 386/11
quem 390/19
quem 394/9
quem 394/10
Quem 396/10
quem 398/13
Quem 398/16
quem 398/20
quem 400/4
quem 400/5
quem 404/3
quem 408/19
quem 410/22
quem 412/15
quem 416/4
quem 418/8
quem 428/2
quem 438/3
quem 440/27
quem 444/12
quem 448/6
quem 460/4
quem 460/23
quem 464/22
quem 466/26
quem 470/10
quem 470/28
quem 472/2
Quem 472/20
quem 478/9
Quem 480/20
quem 484/13
quemadmodum
374/6
quemdam 326/19
quempiam 376/15
quempiam 480/3
quemquam 340/16
quemquam 354/6
quemquam 428/4
quemquam 476/3
quemque 484/16
quendam 454/9
queo 348/17
Querant 470/19
queratur 378/8
querere 368/15
querere 412/10
queri 346/16
queri 382/15
queritent 374/24
Queritis 456/2
quern 354/7
quesita 432/20
quesiuisse 346/13
queso 464/14
questionem 370/4
questores 456/14
queunt 334/27
qui 314/9
qui 320/8
qui 320/17
qui 322/1
qui 322/17
qui 324/1
qui 324/23
qui 326/1
qui 326/5
qui 326/20
qui 328/3
qui 330/4
qui 330/12
qui 330/13
qui 330/21
qui 332/24
qui 332/27
Qui 334/19
qui 336/19
qui 336/25
qui 338/16
qui 338/18
qui 338/19
qui 340/2
qui 340/7
qui 340/14
qui 340/17

qui 344/3
qui 344/18
qui 344/20
qui 344/23
qui 346/2
qui 348/19
qui 352/5
qui 352/6
qui 352/23
qui 352/25
qui 354/4
qui 356/8
qui 356/23
qui 356/26
qui 358/9
qui 360/5
qui 360/21
qui 362/5
qui 362/6
qui 362/27
qui 364/26
qui 364/26
qui 368/20
qui 368/27
qui 370/3
qui 374/12
qui 374/14
qui 374/20
qui 374/28
qui 376/1
qui 376/9
qui 376/15
qui 380/8
qui 380/11
qui 380/15
qui 380/17
qui 382/18
qui 382/20
qui 382/30
qui 382/34
qui 384/4
qui 384/13
qui 384/28
qui 386/1
qui 386/18
qui 386/27
qui 388/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
qui 388/6
qui 390/1
qui 392/23
qui 394/26
qui 398/8
qui 402/18
qui 402/22
qui 402/24
qui 404/4
qui 406/22
qui 406/28
qui 408/7
qui 408/9
qui 408/15
qui 412/11
qui 412/18
qui 414/18
qui 416/19
qui 424/12
qui 426/18
qui 426/20
qui 428/18
qui 430/5
qui 430/12
qui 434/7
qui 440/15
qui 442/6
qui 442/11
qui 442/24
qui 446/4
qui 450/6
qui 450/8
qui 452/6
qui 458/3
qui 458/7
qui 458/9
qui 458/13
qui 458/14
qui 458/21
qui 460/16
qui 460/24
qui 462/18
qui 464/11
qui 464/12
qui 464/19
qui 466/1
qui 466/19
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qui 466/21
qui 466/23
Qui 468/3
qui 470/7
qui 470/20
qui 472/19
qui 472/27
qui 474/6
qui 478/5
qui 478/6
qui 478/15
qui 482/10
qui 482/11
qui 482/15
qui 482/17
qui 482/17
qui 482/19
qui 482/22
qui 484/24
quia 406/9
quibus 318/8
quibus 320/3
Quibus 326/6
quibus 326/17
quibus 328/11
quibus 330/4
quibus 332/28
quibus 336/2
quibus 340/10
quibus 342/17
quibus 342/24
quibus 350/2
quibus 356/6
quibus 356/16
quibus 358/21
quibus 362/24
quibus 364/2
quibus 370/22
quibus 370/27
quibus 374/16
quibus 378/20
quibus 384/15
quibus 384/17
quibus 388/11
quibus 392/28
quibus 396/27
quibus 398/3
quibus 402/12
quibus 402/22
quibus 418/14
quibus 424/19
quibus 426/10
quibus 432/19
quibus 444/10
quibus 458/19
quibus 466/2
quibus 476/26
quibus 480/17
quibus 482/22
quibus 484/19
quibusdam 366/21
quibusdam 378/1
quibusdam 402/11
quibusdam 430/12
quibusdam 470/4
quibusdam 482/9
quibusque 456/20
quicquam 320/8
quicquam 328/20
quicquam 360/7
quicquam 360/21
quicquam 382/4
quicquam 384/12
quicquam 412/9
quicquid 462/17
quicquid 476/1
quicunque 322/11
quicunque 354/24
quicunque 408/13
quid 332/13
quid 336/2
Quid 348/15
quid 354/22
quid 366/18
quid 374/19
quid 380/10
quid 382/21
Quid 388/13
quid 388/28
quid 394/13
quid 398/15
quid 404/17
quid 406/23
quid 410/12

quid 412/6
Quid 416/20
quid 430/7
quid 438/15
Quid 442/3
quid 454/16
quid 456/5
Quid 458/11
quid 458/16
quid 464/20
Quid 468/19
quid 470/6
quid 470/8
quid 474/7
quid 476/1
quidam 382/34
quidam 386/13
quidam 392/10
quidam 396/24
quidam 410/20
quidam 416/15
quidam 422/20
quidam 470/10
quidam 472/9
quidam 472/12
quiddam 438/14
quidem 322/10
quidem 324/4
quidem 324/9
quidem 340/19
quidem 366/11
quidem 368/10
quidem 370/13
quidem 374/6
quidem 376/26
quidem 378/11
quidem 382/20
quidem 384/3
quidem 386/3
quidem 386/12
quidem 390/25
quidem 400/12
quidem 402/24
quidem 422/16
quidem 432/1
quidem 434/22
quidem 436/15
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
quidem 442/5
quidem 444/5
quidem 456/8
quidem 456/12
quidem 460/25
quidem 468/21
quidem 472/1
quidem 472/19
quidem 482/5
quidem 484/19
quidnam 454/9
quidquam 318/16
quidquam 466/7
quidquam 470/4
quiduis 416/23
quies 318/12
quiescere 382/21
quieta 460/23
quieti 352/7
quietis 476/15
quietissime 422/12
quietissimum 318/9
quietos 328/8
quin 322/27
quin 326/25
Quin 368/15
Quin 372/4
Quin 388/18
Quin 418/22
Quin 428/22
quin 438/13
quin 440/1
Quin 444/4
quin 444/17
quin 444/24
quin 456/21
Quin 458/24
quin 462/3
Quin 472/1
quin 482/9
quinam 432/12
quinquaginta 314/3
quinque 314/8
quippe 318/11
quippe 320/10
quippe 322/25
quippe 324/18
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 119
quippe 326/13
quippe 332/8
quippe 360/18
quippe 376/13
quippe 384/11
quippe 404/9
quippe 410/22
quippe 424/6
quippe 426/20
quippe 442/5
quippe 444/5
quippe 452/5
quippe 466/5
quique 370/9
quique 430/5
quis 340/18
quis 354/15
Quis 362/7
quis 362/9
Quis 366/9
quis 368/1
quis 368/5
quis 368/10
quis 370/8
quis 372/15
quis 372/27
quis 374/5
quis 374/18
quis 388/24
quis 390/20
quis 408/10
quis 426/16
quis 426/22
quis 442/16
quis 444/2
quis 446/11
quis 458/20
quis 460/25
quis 460/26
quis 482/17
quispiam 376/1
quispiam 402/5
quispiam 440/14
quisquam 316/6
quisquam 324/4
quisquam 362/17
quisquam 362/20
quisquam 364/13
quisquam 364/25
quisquam 380/17
quisquam 386/18
quisquam 388/21
quisquam 402/1
quisquam 420/17
quisquam 432/7
quisquam 456/5
quisque 330/6
quisque 332/9
quisque 334/17
quisque 336/20
quisque 338/6
quisque 354/21
quisque 402/8
quisque 408/11
quisque 470/1
quisquis 316/21
quisquis 370/24
quisquis 376/7
quisquis 388/15
quisquis 394/21
quisquis 440/5
quisquis 468/24
quiuerit 422/17
quiuis 422/17
quo 316/11
quo 318/21
quo 320/17
quo 322/19
quo 330/6
quo 330/17
quo 330/18
quo 330/19
quo 334/9
quo 334/11
quo 338/8
quo 340/5
quo 344/9
quo 350/16
quo 350/21
quo 352/26
quo 354/2
quo 354/6
quo 354/9
quo 354/28

quo 356/15
quo 356/25
quo 362/21
quo 366/23
quo 366/26
quo 368/6
quo 372/27
quo 378/7
Quo 382/5
quo 382/7
quo 382/28
quo 384/21
quo 384/24
quo 386/2
quo 386/22
quo 388/29
Quo 390/11
quo 390/19
quo 392/14
quo 400/13
quo 402/2
quo 402/27
quo 406/14
quo 408/22
quo 416/9
quo 416/25
quo 418/1
quo 420/11
quo 420/15
quo 422/5
quo 422/7
quo 422/11
quo 426/1
quo 430/7
quo 432/13
quo 436/18
quo 444/10
quo 450/26
quo 454/5
quo 456/22
quo 460/8
quo 466/21
quo 476/17
quo 478/1
quo 480/21
quo 484/12
quoad 328/11
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
quoad 368/24
quoad 404/13
quoad 446/17
quoad 472/8
quocunque 340/10
quod 316/1
quod 318/4
quod 318/6
quod 318/10
quod 318/29
quod 324/7
quod 328/1
quod 328/26
quod 330/1
quod 330/6
quod 330/21
Quod 332/14
quod 332/23
quod 332/24
quod 334/9
quod 336/13
quod 340/26
quod 342/1
quod 342/13
quod 342/21
quod 342/23
quod 344/7
quod 346/4
quod 346/13
quod 346/17
quod 348/14
quod 348/18
quod 350/3
quod 352/8
quod 354/9
quod 354/10
quod 358/3
quod 358/27
quod 360/7
quod 360/12
quod 360/24
quod 360/25
quod 362/9
quod 364/3
quod 364/21
quod 364/29
quod 366/1
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quod 366/9
Quod 368/4
quod 368/4
quod 370/4
quod 374/5
quod 374/25
quod 376/2
quod 376/25
quod 376/27
quod 380/4
quod 380/6
quod 382/9
quod 382/11
quod 382/23
quod 384/3
quod 384/4
quod 384/11
quod 384/14
quod 386/4
quod 386/15
quod 386/24
quod 388/3
Quod 388/22
Quod 388/28
quod 390/4
Quod 390/20
quod 390/20
quod 392/17
quod 394/6
quod 398/23
quod 402/19
quod 406/4
quod 406/10
quod 408/17
quod 416/1
quod 416/14
quod 418/6
quod 420/20
quod 422/13
quod 422/21
quod 424/6
quod 424/6
quod 424/8
quod 424/24
quod 424/26
quod 426/15
quod 426/17
quod 432/2
quod 436/20
quod 438/19
quod 440/6
quod 440/15
quod 440/24
quod 442/3
quod 442/15
quod 442/27
quod 444/14
quod 444/23
quod 444/26
quod 448/19
quod 450/2
quod 454/13
quod 456/5
Quod 456/9
quod 458/5
quod 458/18
quod 460/26
quod 462/9
quod 464/1
quod 464/2
quod 464/5
quod 464/7
quod 464/12
quod 466/17
Quod 466/22
Quod 468/7
quod 468/9
quod 470/1
quod 470/18
quod 472/15
quod 472/24
quod 476/3
quod 476/18
quod 476/22
quod 478/4
quod 478/13
quod 478/15
quod 480/9
quod 480/22
quod 482/4
quod 482/26
quod 482/29
quod 484/3
quomodo 350/21

quomodo 382/18
quomodo 478/6
quomodocumque
472/13
quondam 390/5
quoniam 320/15
quoniam 348/17
quoniam 454/13
quoniam 480/12
quopiam 348/26
quopiam 452/18
quoquam 428/15
quoquam 480/8
quoque 362/2
quoque 366/9
quoque 368/16
quoque 372/12
quoque 374/16
quoque 378/24
quoque 382/1
quoque 384/23
quoque 386/4
quoque 402/15
quoque 404/17
quoque 410/22
quoque 418/19
quoque 424/19
quoque 428/1
quoque 438/9
quoque 442/10
quoque 444/11
quoque 444/24
quoque 446/1
quoque 452/1
quoque 452/10
quoque 456/14
quoque 458/18
quoque 464/5
quoque 466/27
quoque 468/5
quoque 468/10
quoque 468/12
quoque 478/2
quoque 480/23
quoquo 406/2
quorsum 360/25
quorsum 386/28
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
quorsum 432/7
quorum 332/15
quorum 336/18
quorum 338/11
quorum 338/22
quorum 342/21
quorum 356/8
quorum 366/21
quorum 366/28
quorum 374/23
quorum 398/10
quorum 422/10
Quorum 426/21
quorum 444/2
quorum 456/5
quorum 456/8
quorum 466/25
quorum 468/13
quorum 480/12
quorundam 340/3
quorundam 478/15
quos 324/9
quos 324/14
quos 324/15
quos 328/18
quos 328/19
quos 334/12
quos 338/20
quos 342/26
quos 346/2
quos 348/1
quos 348/11
quos 350/1
quos 350/1
quos 360/24
quos 370/1
quos 370/11
quos 370/16
quos 370/18
quos 372/22
quos 392/24
quos 398/18
quos 400/20
quos 418/19
quos 430/17
quos 432/4
quos 432/14
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quos 452/9
quos 464/3
quosdam 384/21
quosdam 452/6
quosdam 462/3
quosdam 482/22
quoslibet 318/20
quosque 354/20
quota 460/21
quoties 440/15
quoto 384/17
quotquot 364/16
quotquot 376/18
quouis 338/28
quouis 402/15
quum 314/4
quum 316/1
quum 320/1
quum 320/21
quum 326/12
quum 326/21
quum 328/26
quum 334/15
quum 336/22
quum 336/27
quum 342/2
quum 342/9
quum 344/25
quum 346/11
quum 346/21
quum 348/3
quum 350/3
quum 352/10
quum 354/13
quum 354/24
quum 358/2
quum 358/4
Quum 358/15
quum 364/11
quum 368/27
quum 372/15
quum 380/27
quum 382/4
quum 384/28
quum 388/3
quum 392/2
quum 392/9
quum 406/10
quum 408/16
quum 414/15
quum 416/8
quum 420/13
quum 422/1
quum 424/4
quum 424/25
quum 428/18
quum 432/7
quum 436/14
quum 448/11
quum 452/26
quum 454/9
quum 458/7
quum 458/20
quum 460/8
quum 464/10
quum 464/26
quum 466/9
quum 468/15
quum 468/18
quum 470/10
quum 472/20
quum 472/27
quum 474/18
quum 482/5
quum 482/13
quum 482/28
quum 484/3
quurn 404/15
radicatam 340/20
radices 450/3
radices 450/14
rapinis 456/13
rarae 458/12
raram 440/2
raro 448/10
raros 370/16
rata 332/8
rata 392/27
rata 414/23
Ratcliffo 430/19
Ratcliffum 344/20
rate 394/22
ratio 316/21
ratio 324/18

atio 334/8
ratio 340/4
ratio 362/7
ratio 364/14
ratio 372/18
ratio 376/23
ratione 346/21
ratione 434/20
rationem 382/27
rationem 388/9
rationem 408/20
rationem 476/24
rationi 366/1
rationibus 344/1
ratum 364/21
ratum 472/25
ratus 404/2
ratus 422/3
ratus 432/9
re 320/16
re 326/15
re 334/23
re 334/27
re 336/20
re 340/1
re 340/13
re 342/6
re 342/22
re 356/11
re 360/6
re 364/12
re 380/22
re 390/15
re 392/6
re 434/7
re 434/13
re 438/11
re 446/17
re 452/18
re 452/27
re 454/23
re 462/8
re 468/6
re 470/3
re 470/22
re 472/5
re 474/20
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
re 482/2
rebus 316/18
rebus 328/14
rebus 342/13
Rebus 344/22
rebus 350/2
rebus 352/29
rebus 362/16
rebus 370/7
rebus 378/17
rebus 392/19
rebus 402/1
rebus 402/22
rebus 414/4
rebus 418/14
rebus 428/27
rebus 432/4
rebus 440/9
rebus 462/3
rebus 464/8
rebus 472/13
rebus 482/8
recens 470/9
recenseam 458/20
recenseam 464/15
recentes 380/6
receperat 354/28
receptam 482/7
recidere 380/5
recidit 434/17
reclinare 412/18
recordatio 418/1
recordatorem
470/7
recordatoris 470/5
recordetur 414/15
recrearet 350/8
recreari 408/16
recrudescente
342/19
recta 352/18
recta 364/3
recta 376/22
recta 378/14
recta 396/10
recta 436/3
recte 378/18
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rectiora 364/14
rectos 452/4
recubuit 336/18
recuperat 460/17
recursu 454/2
recusare 388/15
recusaret 470/13
recusaret 480/5
recusaturum
362/28
recuset 362/28
recuset 466/16
redarguat 452/3
reddendis 470/8
reddendo 366/27
reddere 374/19
redderent 428/3
redderet 378/17
redderetur 376/20
reddi 364/10
reddi 438/1
reddi 450/12
reddidit 354/12
reddidit 358/8
reddit 414/21
redditque 474/14
redditur 472/8
redditurus 362/27
redduntur 484/3
redeat 332/15
redeat 336/8
redempturi 454/26
redigam 480/18
redigant 384/22
redimebatur 456/22
Redimendae
398/11
redintegrari 356/14
redit 460/17
reditum 396/11
rediturus 406/24
reduci 390/7
reductis 342/14
referat 338/22
referebat 478/14
referente 434/2
referre 452/11
referre 484/20
reficit 362/3
refragante 386/5
refrenaretur 338/3
refugeret 476/17
rege 314/8
Rege 318/12
Rege 320/19
Rege 324/23
Rege 336/24
Rege 336/27
Rege 348/9
Rege 378/13
Rege 378/23
Rege 380/22
Rege 426/8
Rege 426/11
Rege 434/13
Rege 446/15
Rege 480/25
regem 326/23
Regem 338/21
Regem 340/4
Regem 342/6
Regem 342/15
Regem 344/4
Regem 344/12
Regem 346/24
Regem 346/27
Regem 348/27
regem 354/7
Regem 356/6
Regem 356/25
Regem 390/7
Regem 402/11
regem 426/3
regem 440/11
Regem 446/21
Regem 448/5
regem 448/6
regem 452/19
regem 452/20
regem 454/7
regem 472/3
regem 472/18
regem 480/7
regem 484/5

egenda 332/4
regere 478/5
regerent 356/25
reges 336/3
reges 364/21
reges 440/25
reges 448/9
regesturi 346/20
Regi 318/12
Regi 320/23
Regi 360/22
Regi 362/13
regi 374/19
Regi 378/19
Regi 384/28
Regi 410/9
Regi 420/4
Regi 426/10
Regi 428/18
regi 438/6
Regi 438/25
regi 444/15
Regi 446/19
regi 466/13
regi 476/20
Regi 478/12
regi 480/8
regia 316/17
regia 402/8
regia 482/28
regiaeque 400/8
regiam 336/24
regiarum 320/3
regij 338/17
regimen 348/8
regina 314/11
Regina 338/8
Regina 344/1
Regina 350/25
Regina 354/5
Regina 376/25
Regina 376/27
Regina 378/21
Regina 380/14
Regina 384/1
Regina 384/24
Regina 392/3
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Regina 392/9
Regina 408/20
Regina 448/11
reginae 322/8
Reginae 328/12
reginae 330/10
reginae 338/5
Reginae 342/3
Reginae 342/12
Reginae 342/16
Reginae 344/10
Reginae 348/23
Reginae 354/12
Reginae 354/27
Reginae 358/27
Reginae 364/3
Reginae 366/11
Reginae 398/2
Reginae 408/22
Reginae 418/4
Reginae 418/9
Reginae 418/20
reginae 430/3
Reginae 430/16
Reginae 432/3
Reginae 436/14
Reginae 450/19
Reginam 350/17
Reginam 352/19
Reginam 352/26
Reginam 360/14
Reginam 384/9
Reginam 408/14
reginam 410/5
reginam 436/10
reginam 448/1
Reginan 366/1
regio 352/18
regio 364/7
regis 314/1
Regis 314/19
Regis 316/12
Regis 322/9
Regis 326/11
regis 328/12
Regis 336/22
Regis 340/7
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Regis 340/15
Regis 342/18
Regis 344/6
Regis 346/18
Regis 348/7
Regis 348/10
Regis 350/1
Regis 354/27
Regis 356/20
Regis 358/23
Regis 362/23
Regis 364/1
Regis 364/8
Regis 378/6
regis 394/9
Regis 400/19
Regis 418/10
Regis 428/25
regis 434/15
Regis 436/10
regis 438/4
Regis 438/15
regis 446/5
Regis 456/17
regis 484/1
regis 484/2
Regisque 348/13
regium 440/13
regnandi 320/27
regnandi 322/7
regnandi 460/1
regnanti 390/9
regnantis 390/10
regnare 448/10
regnare 478/11
regnare 484/22
regnari 478/23
regnarit 316/7
regnasse 434/19
regnaturum 480/6
regni 344/7
regni 348/8
regni 358/19
regni 360/7
regni 370/4
regni 378/17
regni 390/6
regni 394/16
regni 400/15
regni 432/10
regni 434/21
regni 442/6
regni 450/17
regni 450/23
regni 462/1
regni 464/6
regni 464/24
regni 466/17
regni 468/5
regni 470/24
regni 480/15
regni 482/27
regni 484/2
regnique 358/24
regnique 408/8
regno 314/5
regno 320/19
regno 322/5
regno 324/21
regno 326/8
regno 328/10
regno 334/20
regno 336/4
regno 362/14
regno 390/17
regno 436/7
regno 440/12
regno 440/24
regno 444/22
regno 466/24
regno 466/26
regno 468/11
regno 474/17
regno 478/3
regnum 318/9
regnum 320/24
regnum 322/12
regnum 326/9
regnum 326/14
regnum 328/7
regnum 332/12
regnum 342/22
regnum 356/25
regnum 368/15

egnum 400/3
regnum 432/26
regnum 448/8
regnum 448/15
regnum 448/26
regnum 460/17
regnum 462/22
regnum 466/1
regnum 466/12
regnum 476/7
regnum 476/16
regnum 480/10
regnum 480/21
regnumque 320/13
regredi 442/4
regrediendum
478/21
regrum 390/13
regum 336/26
regum 452/3
regum 482/21
rei 326/10
rei 352/11
rei 378/2
rei 396/25
rei 406/12
rei 406/23
rei 408/9
rei 422/19
rei 432/12
rei 434/11
rei 436/4
rei 448/24
rei 458/1
rei 470/25
rei 478/12
rei 484/12
reiecta 436/20
reiectamque 436/4
reIicta 452/27
reique 348/13
reique 394/7
relatione 326/18
relatis 436/20
relaturi 342/25
relaturi 454/24
relaturi 470/22
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
relicta 374/23
relicta 460/21
relictum 398/12
religione 394/11
religione 446/13
religionem 390/21
religionique 458/10
religiosam 314/14
religiosi 464/21
religioso 372/17
religiosum 364/20
religiosus 364/26
relinquam 330/20
relinquemini
330/20
relinquendus 376/1
relinquens 320/29
relinquere 368/7
relinquere 382/26
relinquere 384/26
relinqueret 346/26
relinqueret 452/4
relinquunt 346/23
reliqua 398/3
reliqua 428/1
Reliquae 428/16
reliquae 430/3
reliquam 360/8
reliqui 364/17
reliqui 412/4
reliqui 462/18
reliquias 350/24
reliquis 344/19
reliquis 432/5
reliquis 448/7
reliquis 474/9
reliquisque 350/23
reliquo 426/15
reliquos 374/4
reliquos 382/29
reliquos 404/13
reliquos 420/21
reliquum 338/11
Reliquum 372/15
reliquum 454/5
reliquus 470/24
rem 324/4
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rem 326/3
rem 328/14
rem 332/20
rem 338/8
rem 338/14
rem 342/8
rem 346/8
rem 348/8
rem 348/12
rem 352/30
rem 354/5
rem 356/12
rem 358/8
rem 362/27
rem 364/19
rem 376/26
rem 378/6
rem 378/24
rem 382/1
rem 382/9
rem 386/15
rem 392/3
rem 398/6
rem 400/11
rem 402/16
rem 402/21
rem 408/19
rem 422/18
rem 426/7
rem 434/1
rem 434/16
rem 440/8
rem 442/10
rem 450/11
rem 454/25
rem 466/18
rem 470/22
rem 476/6
rem 476/17
rem 478/19
rem 482/6
Rem 484/15
remigrandum
484/16
reminiscimur
334/22
remissam 324/12
remisse 380/12
remissis 336/12
remissius 380/1
remisso 474/10
remotis 438/17
rempublicam
342/26
rempublicam
476/10
reniteretur 326/3
renuncia 416/3
renunciaretur
358/24
renuntia 352/14
renuntiatum 328/4
reor 380/9
reor 444/13
reparatae 428/3
repellerent 342/21
repellerent 346/3
repelli 440/1
repente 408/3
repente 414/12
repente 420/9
repente 422/19
repente 454/1
repente 472/10
repercussurus
484/21
reperiri 388/6
reperisse 448/19
reperit 352/19
reperiunt 346/24
repetebat 468/23
repetemus 436/6
repetit 454/2
repetitura 394/25
reponant 330/24
repraesentante
314/13
representarent
452/7
republica 480/13
repudiata 320/23
repudiato 344/3
repugnantem
374/15

eputabat 392/17
reputans 328/29
reputantes 410/3
reputantes 424/21
reputetis 334/1
reputo 330/18
requiratur 444/16
requirebat 408/18
rerum 318/9
rerum 338/27
rerum 346/11
rerum 350/22
rerum 354/1
rerum 360/2
rerum 376/12
rerum 380/4
rerum 384/22
rerum 398/6
rerum 398/19
rerum 402/18
rerum 430/21
rerum 442/8
rerum 458/3
rerum 458/14
rerum 460/15
rerum 468/1
rerum 470/27
res 316/21
res 318/1
res 318/14
res 318/30
res 324/10
res 328/8
res 330/17
res 332/2
res 332/4
res 354/17
res 356/14
res 366/10
res 368/28
res 398/3
res 402/6
res 404/7
res 416/10
res 418/23
res 422/21
res 430/13
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
res 432/8
res 442/13
res 452/25
res 456/22
res 466/9
res 476/26
res 482/9
resarsitae 428/3
resciscens 348/2
resciuit 322/17
resciuit 426/7
resederat 316/13
reseruant 356/8
resignasse 354/27
resigno 354/11
resipiscat 332/14
resipiscunt 370/10
resistere 438/18
resisteret 326/3
respectu 342/26
respectus 336/14
respectus 426/4
respexit 376/24
respiceret 476/9
respirare 322/16
respondeat 480/2
respondeatis 472/1
respondens 438/10
respondentes
336/21
respondere 348/15
respondere 430/25
respondere 438/16
respondit 392/3
respondit 408/13
respondit 442/11
respondit 476/22
responso 470/28
Responso 472/4
respuat 466/16
respublica 480/3
respuisset 478/3
restabant 458/9
restare 422/11
restare 434/20
restat 464/11
restitantem 416/18
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restitantem 436/24
restiterit 344/11
restitit 458/8
restitui 450/12
restitum 446/17
restituto 448/6
retardatus 462/15
retineatur 480/23
retinentis 466/6
retinere 382/19
retinere 392/5
retinuerunt 344/21
retractos 414/24
retro 348/28
retro 352/10
retro 364/25
retro 472/11
retroque 350/19
retulerit 470/27
retulisse 348/13
retulisse 396/20
retulisse 406/4
retulisset 456/17
retulisset 476/23
retulit 348/27
reualuit 380/2
reuerebantur
318/13
reuerebatur 430/23
reuerende 352/13
reuerendissimus
362/26
reuerenter 356/21
reuerentia 372/11
reuerentia 426/12
reuerentia 466/5
reuerentiam 462/8
reueriti 348/3
reuersus 448/4
reuertar 328/6
reuertitur 406/27
reuertuntur 372/11
reuictam 436/4
reuinceretur
446/18
reuocarit 436/5
reuocatam 438/11
reuocet 368/13
reus 418/3
reuulso 450/13
Rex 314/3
rex 316/1
rex 318/19
Rex 320/21
Rex 322/14
rex 326/26
Rex 330/14
Rex 336/17
Rex 342/1
Rex 344/9
Rex 358/15
rex 364/25
rex 380/28
Rex 428/11
rex 432/26
Rex 438/7
Rex 442/9
rex 444/17
Rex 446/10
Rex 448/1
Rex 458/19
Rex 458/25
Rex 460/4
rex 466/24
rex 468/16
Rex 472/10
rex 476/18
Rex 480/24
Ricarde 480/24
Ricardi 472/12
Ricardi 480/4
Ricardo 326/20
Ricardo 342/4
Ricardo 348/4
Ricardo 464/24
Ricardum 322/1
Ricardum 326/7
ricardum 326/11
Ricardum 330/11
Ricardum 340/24
Ricardum 344/2
Ricardum 344/19
Ricardum 350/20
Ricardum 452/19

Ricardus 322/19
Ricardus 328/6
ricardus 338/10
Ricardus 468/16
Richarde 472/10
Richardi 314/1
Richardi 450/15
Richardo 314/9
Richardo 430/19
Richardus 320/10
richardus 320/18
Richardus 430/17
ridicule 452/22
rima 328/21
rima 450/11
risit 424/8
risu 428/11
rite 434/20
rite 450/4
rite 458/13
rite 466/1
ritu 400/19
Riuero 418/4
Riuero 418/7
Riuerus 338/5
rixae 410/3
robore 316/25
robore 322/20
robori 332/3
rogabimini 334/1
rogari 482/12
rogasset 454/9
rogaturi 472/23
rubedinem 424/16
rudi 358/11
rudis 428/7
rudis 430/22
rugosa 426/24
rumor 322/29
rumor 362/15
rumore 446/16
rumorem 356/22
rumoribus 354/25
ruptis 320/11
rursus 336/8
rursus 346/3
rursus 394/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
rursus 448/14
rursus 460/18
rursus 468/23
rursus 472/17
rursus 478/18
rursus 484/1
Russellus 360/1
rustice 482/9
rustico 428/8
rusticus 430/22
sacerdote 412/7
sacerdote 416/19
sacerdote 416/20
sacerdote 416/21
sacerdotem 442/1
sacerdotium 444/21
Sacramento 320/11
sacramento 334/4
sacramentum 438/4
sacramentum
446/12
sacrarum 432/22
sacrilegae 434/2
sacrilegium 388/17
sacrorum 390/24
sacrorum 446/13
sacrosanctae 360/14
sacrosanctam
440/27
salibus 428/10
saltem 370/3
saltem 396/7
saltem 464/12
saltem 472/1
salua 388/26
salubriora 384/20
salus 356/7
salus 358/13
salus 362/10
salutare 346/6
salutarunt 348/1
salutem 326/5
salutem 328/28
salutem 366/22
salutem 376/14
salutem 380/8
salutem 382/15
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salutem 448/2
salutis 336/15
salutis 382/27
salutis 386/12
sanciendae 344/1
sanciretur 328/23
sancta 394/11
sancte 450/6
sancte 482/12
sanctior 386/17
sanctis 442/17
sanctissimam
390/21
sanctissimam
428/15
sanctissimi 386/19
sanctuarij 364/29
sanctuarij 386/21
sanctuarij 388/22
sanctum 388/16
sanctumque 364/22
sane 440/13
sane 444/10
sanguine 328/23
sanguine 334/17
sanguine 338/20
sanguine 340/7
sanguine 408/7
sanguine 464/26
sanguinem 348/6
sanguini 328/13
sanguini 394/12
sanguinis 334/3
sanguinis 334/7
sanguinis 354/4
sanguinis 366/10
sanguinis 374/3
sanguinis 384/16
sanguinis 394/13
sanguinis 460/18
sanguis 338/18
sanguis 366/11
sanguis 414/13
sanguis 440/25
sapiat 482/22
sapiens 466/23
sapienter 360/26
sapientia 466/19
sapientia 468/7
sapientior 320/21
sarcinas 352/21
sartam 340/13
sat 360/26
sat 428/16
sat 442/26
sat 466/21
satagit 366/18
satellicio 354/15
satellites 410/16
satellitibus 482/18
satellitum 392/11
satellitum 396/12
satis 322/3
satis 326/13
satis 332/1
satis 338/24
satis 358/3
satis 362/1
satis 368/10
satis 382/7
satis 382/18
satis 392/22
satis 412/13
satis 422/25
satis 428/28
satis 440/10
satis 442/7
satis 444/7
satis 448/21
satis 452/5
satis 454/10
satis 464/15
satis 468/20
satisfecerit 358/12
satisque 420/7
saxa 454/8
scaturiat 370/18
scelera 430/22
scelerato 368/12
sceleratos 386/26
sceleratum 348/21
sceleribus 408/6
sceleris 328/10
sceleris 406/13

sceleris 408/14
sceleris 414/26
scelerum 372/12
scelerum 430/6
scelesta 408/26
scelestissimo
398/23
scelus 320/18
scenico 482/23
sceptro 476/11
sceptrum 320/28
sceptrum 460/1
scias 402/22
scias 482/17
scilicet 368/20
scilicet 386/11
scilicet 386/22
scilicet 388/13
scilicet 424/2
scilicet 436/1
scindente 346/28
scio 332/22
scio 332/26
scio 394/25
scio 406/19
scio 464/15
scio 466/21
scio 480/9
scire 348/17
scire 438/15
scire 440/5
scire 482/16
scirent 358/3
scirent 394/13
scirent 454/16
scirent 474/9
scires 418/18
sciret 402/1
sciret 432/7
sciret 446/11
sciscitari 346/15
scito 450/18
sciuit 424/7
scortum 462/1
scribere 428/7
scribi 422/15
scriptorum 422/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
scrupulo 446/25
se 314/20
se 318/5
se 318/25
se 318/31
se 320/6
se 320/13
se 322/5
se 326/8
se 328/26
se 330/3
se 330/4
se 330/12
se 330/23
se 332/21
se 336/22
se 338/12
se 340/13
se 340/18
se 340/22
se 344/19
se 346/9
se 346/12
se 346/18
se 346/28
se 346/29
se 348/27
se 352/1
se 352/2
se 354/3
se 356/9
se 356/23
se 360/18
se 370/27
se 374/18
se 378/13
se 382/6
se 382/9
se 384/10
se 386/25
se 386/27
se 404/1
se 408/4
se 408/12
se 408/19
se 408/21
se 412/6
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se 426/8
se 428/12
se 432/12
se 432/15
se 436/23
se 438/11
se 438/12
se 438/15
se 446/19
se 446/22
se 448/22
se 450/26
se 452/4
se 454/9
se 458/1
se 466/16
se 468/3
se 468/25
se 470/3
se 470/17
se 472/7
se 472/8
se 472/16
se 474/9
se 474/13
se 476/3
se 476/10
se 476/23
se 478/2
se 478/4
se 478/7
se 478/8
se 478/9
se 478/23
se 480/2
se 482/28
se 484/11
se 484/12
secius 470/15
secretiore 402/3
secretorum 402/19
sectorum 370/19
secula 364/25
seculum 430/10
secum 318/16
secum 318/26
secum 328/6
secum 332/13
secum 354/7
secum 358/3
secum 368/10
secum 382/18
secum 408/10
secum 408/18
secum 422/1
secum 466/20
secum 482/2
secundos 380/7
secundum 314/5
secundum 442/6
secundurn 364/2
securam 384/16
securam 392/15
securi 412/19
securim 410/20
securitas 456/3
securitatem 416/24
securo 448/22
securus 344/16
securus 394/18
securus 404/13
securus 418/25
securus 476/5
securus 484/19
secutus 326/16
sed 318/13
sed 320/19
sed 322/10
sed 322/14
sed 324/16
Sed 326/15
sed 334/26
sed 340/23
sed 340/25
sed 342/18
Sed 344/18
Sed 350/16
Sed 354/25
sed 356/19
Sed 358/19
sed 362/14
Sed 364/30
sed 366/4
sed 366/12

sed 366/21
sed 372/12
sed 374/8
sed 374/25
sed 376/5
Sed 376/8
sed 378/18
sed 378/26
Sed 380/9
sed 382/15
Sed 384/17
Sed 386/21
Sed 388/13
Sed 388/14
sed 390/27
Sed 396/26
sed 402/15
sed 404/7
Sed 404/17
sed 406/27
sed 408/7
Sed 408/11
Sed 408/16
sed 410/1
sed 412/5
Sed 416/23
sed 420/2
sed 420/3
Sed 420/10
Sed 422/6
Sed 424/1
Sed 424/8
Sed 426/7
sed 426/14
sed 430/15
sed 434/7
Sed 434/21
sed 434/24
Sed 436/10
sed 436/13
sed 436/15
Sed 436/16
sed 438/9
sed 438/11
sed 438/17
sed 440/4
sed 440/12
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Sed 448/4
Sed 448/10
sed 450/25
sed 450/26
sed 452/10
Sed 452/15
sed 452/18
sed 454/2
Sed 454/6
Sed 454/13
sed 456/12
sed 456/15
sed 456/19
sed 458/12
sed 458/18
Sed 458/20
sed 464/7
sed 466/11
Sed 466/18
sed 468/12
Sed 468/18
sed 470/13
sed 470/15
Sed 472/11
Sed 472/15
Sed 472/22
Sed 474/6
sed 478/7
sed 478/17
sed 480/22
Sed 482/2
Sed 482/7
sed 482/26
sed 484/6
sede 482/28
sedeat 366/24
sedentem 352/27
sederem 462/9
seditione 336/7
seditione 460/10
seditionem 356/12
seditionem 366/12
sedium 390/24
sedulo 328/12
sedulo 334/28
sedulo 348/22
sedulo 366/2
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sedulo 370/13
sedulo 422/16
segnes 328/8
segniter 340/13
segregaremus
470/25
seiunctum 378/7
sellam 408/4
semel 334/15
semel 336/7
semel 362/18
semel 370/4
semel 370/9
semel 394/22
semel 396/7
semel 398/22
semel 446/20
semel 460/11
semel 462/12
semet 482/23
semet 482/24
semper 322/10
semper 324/16
semper 336/10
semper 342/8
semper 372/21
semper 398/8
semper 440/23
semper 450/4
semper 462/23
semper 464/9
semper 468/14
semper 478/4
semper 484/17
semper 484/17
semperque 322/24
senatores 420/11
senatoribus 318/25
senatu 320/20
senatu 424/11
senatu 454/19
senatum 474/5
senatus 322/13
senatus 358/15
senatus 450/17
senatusconsulto
320/22
senibus 362/4
senserant 404/15
sensibus 414/5
sensit 328/28
sensit 422/17
sensit 466/23
sensum 470/17
sensus 444/2
sententia 364/12
sententia 366/2
sententia 376/25
sententia 380/21
sententia 432/18
sententiam 328/19
sentiam 386/29
sentias 418/17
sentiat 362/9
sentiat 364/13
sentiat 464/21
sentiebant 336/21
sentiebant 374/21
sentiebat 404/3
sentinam 370/21
sentio 330/17
sentio 480/8
sentirent 454/10
sentiret 484/4
sentit 444/14
sentiunt 332/6
senuerat 402/18
seorsum 376/28
seorsum 402/20
seorsum 468/12
sepe 324/3
sepe 332/19
sepe 364/30
sepe 376/5
sepe 434/5
sepe 442/23
sepe 448/2
sepe 450/16
sepeque 330/6
sepius 314/18
sepius 324/17
sepius 350/10
sepius 444/1
septa 384/19

septem 314/4
septimi 314/11
septuagenaria
426/23
septus 454/19
sepulchro 426/23
sepultus 316/4
sequebantur 356/27
sequebatur 350/16
sequebatur 414/8
Sequente 482/25
sequentis 316/9
sequi 366/28
sequi 470/1
sequitur 416/14
sequuntur 454/4
se 346/20
serendi 428/7
serenitas 474/19
sereret 346/17
serie 346/27
serio 326/5
serio 442/11
serius 406/15
sermo 322/19
sermone 344/14
sermone 430/22
sermone 438/19
sermonem 328/2
sermonem 378/3
sermonem 418/15
sermonem 450/2
sermonem 454/5
sermonem 454/14
sermonem 470/13
sermonem 472/6
sermonem 474/14
sermones 432/25
seruari 392/12
seruassent 438/5
seruat 394/20
seruilem 484/18
seruio 412/8
seruitute 444/18
serum 348/26
serum 392/22
servasse 420/21
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
sese 326/14
sese 336/17
sese 344/23
sese 362/17
sese 366/10
sese 372/5
sese 374/28
sese 390/26
sese 394/19
sese 396/1
sese 396/9
sese 396/23
sese 398/24
sese 400/20
sese 404/2
sese 432/10
sese 434/4
sese 438/12
sese 438/23
sese 438/24
sese 442/12
sese 446/12
sese 452/16
sese 454/19
sese 464/11
sese 466/13
sese 472/12
sese 484/2
seu 328/6
seu 328/7
seu 398/8
seu 428/9
seu 428/10
seu 428/29
seu 428/30
seu 446/14
seu 470/1
seuerae 420/3
seueram 324/11
seuicia 370/3
seuiens 336/7
sex 314/4
sexus 314/7
Shao 434/9
Shao 448/24
Shaum 432/16
Shaus 432/21
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Shaus 434/2
Shauus 464/16
Shorae 424/1
Shori 408/27
Shori 410/6
Shori 460/26
si 314/18
si 320/6
si 320/8
si 322/6
si 324/23
si 326/9
si 328/15
si 328/19
si 328/21
si 330/21
si 332/2
si 332/6
si 332/13
si 332/14
si 334/5
si 334/22
si 334/24
si 334/30
si 336/1
si 336/2
si 336/4
si 336/14
si 340/3
si 340/9
si 342/15
si 346/2
si 356/15
si 360/9
si 360/27
Si 362/9
si 364/2
si 364/4
si 364/18
si 366/1
si 366/9
si 366/15
si 366/18
si 366/24
si 366/26
si 366/27
si 368/4
si 368/8
si 368/10
si 368/18
si 368/28
si 370/4
si 370/14
si 372/13
si 374/12
si 374/18
si 374/25
si 374/27
si 376/16
si 376/27
si 378/17
si 378/25
si 382/7
si 382/9
si 382/11
si 382/22
si 384/4
si 386/4
si 386/16
si 386/25
si 388/6
si 388/14
si 388/22
si 388/28
si 390/15
si 390/20
si 392/3
si 392/7
si 392/8
si 392/21
si 392/25
si 394/1
si 394/6
si 394/13
si 398/7
si 398/15
si 398/17
si 404/12
si 410/6
Si 410/11
si 410/13
si 410/13
si 412/6
si 414/18

si 414/23
si 414/24
si 416/1
si 418/18
si 426/22
si 430/7
si 434/12
si 436/5
si 438/5
si 438/13
si 440/10
si 440/13
si 440/25
si 442/16
si 442/20
si 442/24
si 446/3
si 446/11
si 450/8
si 458/20
si 460/25
si 466/21
si 468/5
si 468/14
si 470/12
si 478/19
si 478/23
si 480/5
si 482/10
si 482/17
sibi 320/13
sibi 320/24
sibi 320/28
sibi 326/5
sibi 326/8
sibi 338/10
sibi 338/21
sibi 340/17
sibi 342/2
sibi 346/8
sibi 346/14
sibi 348/8
sibi 350/10
sibi 350/23
sibi 352/6
sibi 352/30
sibi 354/1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
sibi 366/8
sibi 366/9
sibi 366/23
sibi 374/12
sibi 382/15
sibi 382/23
sibi 392/24
sibi 398/16
sibi 402/19
sibi 404/1
sibi 404/2
sibi 406/11
sibi 408/11
sibi 408/24
sibi 410/7
sibi 410/8
sibi 412/20
sibi 416/19
sibi 416/26
sibi 418/7
sibi 418/10
sibi 420/12
sibi 426/4
sibi 428/28
sibi 430/3
sibi 430/10
sibi 436/10
sibi 438/1
sibi 440/10
sibi 448/9
sibi 452/1
sibi 468/20
sibi 470/12
sibi 476/2
sibi 476/16
sibi 478/14
sibimet 356/24
sibimet 366/20
sibique 364/24
sibique 440/14
sibique 448/1
sic 322/2
sic 330/15
sic 334/11
sic 340/8
sic 344/2
sic 362/10
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sic 364/5
sic 370/27
sic 374/6
sic 374/21
sic 386/11
Sic 402/13
sic 402/25
sic 410/21
sic 410/22
sic 414/13
sic 416/12
Sic 426/18
sic 428/1
sic 434/26
sic 438/18
sic 444/10
sic 448/15
sic 450/23
sic 452/19
Sic 456/10
sic 456/20
sic 464/17
sic 466/21
sic 472/21
sic 474/7
sic 478/5
sic 480/7
sic 480/25
sic 482/3
sic 482/8
Sic 482/20
sic 482/29
sic 484/3
sic 484/19
sicariorum 370/19
sicubi 316/23
sicvbi 460/10
sigillo 352/18
sigillum 354/10
sigillum 354/12
sigillum 354/27
sigillum 354/28
sigillum 358/27
signa 320/4
signa 402/13
signa 414/3
signa 414/23
signifer 354/3
significauit 466/4
signis 450/24
signo 328/1
signo 470/17
signum 410/16
signum 424/4
signum 472/14
silentio 408/4
silentio 428/8
silentio 472/17
silentium 402/9
silentium 468/18
silentium 470/20
sileri 470/16
siluestrem 336/28
sim 364/14
sim 384/14
sim 444/16
simile 382/4
similem 436/24
similes 452/26
similiter 418/2
simplex 386/1
simplici 358/11
simpliciter 402/21
simul 354/11
simul 362/6
simul 362/7
simul 378/20
simul 392/23
Simul 394/8
simul 394/23
Simul 396/8
Simul 408/28
simul 460/6
simul 466/10
simul 472/23
simul 484/9
simulat 382/19
simulata 472/26
simulatio 482/3
simulatione 404/18
simulatione 416/17
simulationem 406/6
simulatis 424/21
simulatis 482/18

simulent 482/10
simulque 406/21
simulque 406/26
simulque 410/16
simultas 342/17
simultate 334/13
simultates 356/2
simus 368/21
sin 342/7
sin 380/20
sin 392/5
sin 398/9
sin 480/1
sincera 340/15
sine 374/19
sine 428/11
sine 476/12
sineretur 346/1
singularem 464/9
singulari 360/2
sinistra 454/11
sinistri 466/7
sinit 382/20
sint 346/19
sint 348/20
sint 352/15
sint 370/8
sint 370/25
sint 380/8
sint 384/6
sint 384/14
sint 388/10
sint 388/27
sint 414/2
sint 422/12
sint 462/18
sinus 414/14
siquidem 332/1
siquidem 340/26
siquidem 394/21
siquidem 402/7
siquidem 426/23
siquidem 428/11
siquidem 448/10
sisto 410/18
sit 326/26
sit 330/17
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
sit 334/9
sit 336/1
sit 340/11
sit 340/15
sit 342/9
sit 356/16
sit 360/27
sit 362/5
sit 362/24
sit 362/24
sit 364/26
sit 364/26
sit 366/27
sit 368/4
sit 368/11
sit 376/8
sit 378/12
sit 378/20
sit 380/10
sit 380/12
sit 380/15
sit 382/26
sit 386/2
sit 386/18
sit 388/17
sit 390/4
sit 390/10
sit 390/17
sit 392/26
sit 394/7
sit 398/15
sit 428/22
sit 456/2
sit 458/20
sit 458/21
sit 464/20
sit 464/21
sit 466/27
sit 468/3
sit 472/19
sit 474/18
sit 478/21
sit 480/3
sit 482/19
sit 484/4
sita 336/27
sita 344/7
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 131
sitis 320/7
sitis 332/2
sitis 394/16
situm 332/1
siue 322/8
siue 322/11
siue 322/13
siue 322/13
siue 322/28
siue 322/29
siue 326/13
siue 326/14
siue 326/26
siue 328/1
siue 358/24
siue 358/25
siue 360/11
siue 360/11
siue 374/20
siue 374/21
siue 376/23
siue 376/24
siue 376/26
siue 402/2
siue 402/5
siue 414/2
siue 414/3
siue 414/3
siue 426/12
siue 426/13
siue 428/28
siue 446/15
siue 452/21
siue 452/21
siue 468/26
siue 468/26
sobole 320/24
sobole 448/25
sobole 450/21
sobolem 434/18
sobolem 450/5
sobolem 450/23
sobolem 466/3
sobolesque 394/16
sobolis 354/11
sociam 410/6
sociam 440/15
sociam 444/3
sociat 448/1
societate 420/5
societatem 406/13
societatis 320/12
socios 470/26
sociumque 398/24
sodalicia 426/13
sola 430/5
sola 480/4
solabatur 384/9
solam 352/27
solaretur 350/5
Solatur 352/28
solebat 318/6
solebat 428/12
solem 316/2
solemni 434/12
solemnibus 400/19
solemus 374/17
solertem 422/22
solet 322/24
solet 352/25
solet 394/21
solet 470/16
solicitudinem
382/13
solicitus 368/9
solidum 480/12
solio 390/6
solis 330/4
solitudinis 434/4
solitudo 402/9
sollicita 430/1
sollicitudinem
396/2
sollicitudini 390/14
sollicitudinis
476/18
sollicitudo 330/19
soluat 482/13
solum 350/3
solum 458/5
solus 352/24
solus 362/27
solus 466/12
solutum 442/11

somnia 414/1
somnio 416/8
somniorum 414/20
somno 414/5
somnolentia 406/16
sonum 422/5
sonus 472/7
sopitis 414/5
sopore 414/10
soporem 352/9
sordidis 420/16
sors 336/3
sortem 314/17
sortem 386/1
sortem 394/22
spacium 378/4
spacium 432/11
spargi 400/23
spatium 416/10
spe 344/16
spe 422/10
spe 432/17
spe 442/27
spe 446/19
specie 314/11
specie 316/17
specie 358/20
specie 426/14
specie 428/28
speciem 342/10
speciem 400/11
speciem 414/10
species 404/6
specimen 484/12
spectanda 428/28
spectassent 482/20
spectatores 482/11
spectaturum
482/22
spectet 482/21
spei 354/2
spei 462/7
spem 326/10
spem 338/10
spem 352/30
spem 392/13
spem 468/8
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
spem 468/18
sperabant 432/15
sperabatur 402/11
speramus 468/4
sperare 438/10
speraret 406/3
sperauerat 418/8
sperauerat 468/17
sperauerit 446/23
sperem 386/16
spero 348/16
spero 364/1
spero 364/3
spero 364/30
spero 442/20
spes 334/29
spes 366/1
spes 392/19
spes 398/12
spes 426/5
spes 440/12
spiritus 362/3
splendor 426/3
splendore 360/19
splendore 380/23
spolijs 458/17
sponte 318/13
sponte 392/26
sponte 402/4
sponte 456/14
spreti 446/6
Spuria 450/3
spuriam 466/3
spurijs 436/2
spurijs 448/25
spurijs 478/22
spurio 450/13
spurio 466/13
spurios 452/4
sputa 434/6
squalore 380/25
squalorem 360/20
stabant 420/16
stabat 452/1
stabiliendo 440/11
stabilis 332/17
stamus 390/1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 132
Stanleo 414/8
Stanleo 416/7
staret 448/8
statim 316/27
statim 338/9
statim 442/2
statim 462/14
Statimque 396/5
statimque 406/23
statimque 410/19
statimque 468/22
statimque 470/20
statu 318/9
statu 382/5
statuatis 356/11
statuere 398/20
statueritis 468/6
statui 384/20
statuissem 394/11
statuisset 326/5
statuisset 410/6
statuit 346/14
statuit 400/1
statuit 440/4
statum 398/19
status 470/15
statuunt 342/11
steriles 444/26
sterterent 344/26
steterat 436/21
stetit 404/10
stetit 460/19
stimulati 422/10
stipatorum 346/27
stipatus 352/17
stipendium 348/10
stirpi 450/18
strage 448/15
stragis 334/21
Stratfordiae 350/16
Stratfordiam
344/11
Stratfordiam 346/2
Stratfordiam
346/24
Stratforiae 430/17
strenue 420/18
strenuo 436/15
strictis 316/25
structas 420/13
structis 356/2
struere 356/24
struxisse 398/17
struxit 322/8
studeat 368/11
student 484/7
studet 324/17
studet 332/9
studia 360/11
studijs 330/5
studijs 460/12
studio 366/15
studio 424/22
studium 354/20
stulticiam 422/22
stultitiam 364/11
stupidam 386/28
stupidum 482/6
stupore 354/17
stupore 454/8
sua 318/13
sua 324/8
sua 324/25
sua 352/3
sua 356/6
sua 360/3
sua 362/27
sua 366/16
sua 378/14
sua 394/1
sua 402/4
sua 438/2
sua 448/15
sua 450/8
sua 454/10
sua 456/14
sua 456/19
sua 466/19
sua 478/9
sua 478/16
suadeam 368/27
suadeantur: 332/11
suaderent 374/15
suae 324/17

suae 338/8
suae 346/15
suae 354/2
suae 360/19
suae 372/7
suae 382/27
suae 404/11
suae 406/5
suae 450/12
suae 476/15
suae 478/13
suam 328/18
suam 328/29
suam 330/6
suam 332/9
suam 342/10
suam 350/26
suam 352/28
suam 356/4
suam 368/6
suam 384/22
suam 392/4
suam 406/3
suam 406/6
suam 410/8
suam 420/11
suam 428/6
suam 438/9
suam 440/14
suam 448/5
suam 456/17
suam 468/18
suam 478/2
suane 340/2
suapte 322/11
suapte 454/20
suapte 462/18
suarum 462/20
suas 342/20
suas 380/8
suas 388/8
suas 398/2
suas 398/5
suas 398/12
suas 446/15
suas 470/6
suaserat 350/28
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
suaserim 368/28
suasisset 470/25
suasit 324/12
suasit 406/10
suasu 338/27
suasurum 464/21
suasurus 440/5
suauitate 428/5
sub 324/22
sub 334/29
sub 368/22
Sub 382/34
Sub 392/9
sub 410/21
sub 422/12
subducat 374/18
subducendo 392/13
subducentes 400/20
subducta 408/28
subductum 360/18
subeat 330/19
suberant 464/4
subigat 384/27
subigetur 368/14
subijceret 476/10
subijciam 480/16
subijt 418/1
subinde 314/17
subire 392/12
subire 428/2
subitae 354/23
subitarij 326/22
subito 340/18
subito 358/22
subito 420/15
subituram 342/10
subiugata 460/19
sublatis 348/7
subleuasset 478/14
sublimem 318/26
sublimi 322/2
subnixa 446/19
subnixa 458/23
subornata 446/18
subsidit 440/18
substituuntque
350/1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 133
subuehens 396/13
succedat 366/2
succedere 466/1
succensa 446/7
successionem
450/17
successor 320/23
successores 450/12
successuros 434/20
sucessit 426/11
sueto 438/25
suffecisse 470/24
suffecit 322/5
sufficerent 456/12
sufficiat 332/3
sufficiebat 318/5
sufficit 388/13
suffragabantur
364/16
suffragatur 372/18
suffultus 330/14
suggerendo 398/20
suggestu 432/25
suggestu 448/26
suggestu 464/16
sui 316/14
sui 342/18
sui 358/19
sui 366/22
sui 380/29
sui 386/21
sui 400/20
sui 412/16
sui 414/8
sui 428/29
sui 438/2
sui 442/11
sui 446/7
sui 462/1
sui 470/17
sui 476/2
sui 476/24
suis 320/13
suis 320/25
suis 324/20
suis 328/14
suis 332/25
suis 344/21
suis 346/8
suis 350/4
suis 350/23
suis 352/17
suis 378/18
suis 388/11
suis 400/13
suis 418/22
suis 428/27
suis 432/6
suis 432/11
suis 440/10
suis 446/4
suis 462/3
suis 470/14
suis 476/6
suis 478/18
suis: 340/16
sum 334/24
sum 368/27
sum 372/22
sum 382/22
sum 390/5
sum 390/15
sum 394/4
sum 464/17
sumat 366/9
sumere 324/12
sumere 448/9
summa 320/22
summa 344/13
summa 358/21
summa 376/12
summa 434/17
summa 460/15
summa 468/1
summam 350/22
summo 334/18
summum 456/19
sumpturus 468/3
sumus 332/24
sumus 340/8
sumus 366/15
sumus 454/23
sunt 322/11
Sunt 326/1

sunt 334/26
sunt 334/29
sunt 340/15
sunt 350/17
sunt 360/22
sunt 370/9
sunt 382/21
sunt 384/16
Sunt 384/27
sunt 386/5
sunt 386/23
sunt 396/19
sunt 410/11
sunt 410/12
sunt 412/5
sunt 418/18
sunt 422/25
Sunt 434/7
sunt 440/22
sunt 444/7
sunt 456/20
sunt 472/3
sunt 474/2
sunt 474/12
suo 324/25
suo 328/27
suo 342/1
suo 392/10
suo 412/2
suo 448/3
suo 458/22
suo 462/6
suo 464/26
suo 466/8
suo 466/17
suo 472/24
suo 478/4
suorum 338/23
suorum 342/4
suorum 360/23
suorum 458/21
suorumque 352/28
suos 320/2
suos 344/23
suos 430/5
suos 442/7
suos 460/18
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
supellectilis 400/8
super 378/8
super 384/9
super 428/19
super 462/8
super 482/2
superbia 322/12
superbia 334/14
superbia 438/23
superbiam 318/22
supercilio 408/1
superesset 328/18
superet 362/5
supergredi 334/18
superi 330/21
superi 334/8
superi 396/6
superi 416/5
superi 480/21
superiorum 322/3
superis 340/8
superis 364/19
superis 418/22
superis 444/26
superis 448/3
superis 464/12
superis 466/25
superis 476/16
superne 474/13
superorum 364/23
superos 386/27
superos 388/3
superos 390/22
superos 430/23
superos 434/2
superque 444/7
supersedentes
344/4
supersit 440/20
supersit 466/1
superstes 430/9
superstite 400/6
superstite 450/19
superstitibus 314/7
Superstitio 414/21
superstitione
416/12
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superstitionem
432/20
supersunt 394/26
superuenientis
450/21
superueniret 474/8
superuentu 452/16
superuentus 452/23
superum 368/12
suppellectile 372/6
suppellectilem
358/1
suppetere 392/14
suppeteret 378/3
supplantatis 450/9
supplex 374/8
supplicatum 424/11
supplicem 438/9
supplicia 408/6
supplicijs 466/15
supplicijs 468/6
supplicio 322/14
supplicio 420/20
supplicio 422/11
supplicis 426/5
suppliciter 412/15
supplicium 436/23
supprimi 434/26
supra 314/7
supra 324/5
supra 430/15
supra 440/16
suprema 318/23
surculos 450/13
Surre 314/17
sursum 472/14
suscepta 450/21
susceptorum 374/7
suscepturum 480/2
suscipere 466/17
suscipio 480/16
suscitauerit 334/20
suspectabat 460/23
suspectam 392/7
suspectans 402/18
suspectaret 398/18
suspectiorem 358/8
suspendisset 408/5
suspendium 358/13
suspicans 348/3
suspicantes 376/19
suspicantur 326/1
suspicantur 376/27
suspicaretur 404/18
suspicio 328/4
suspicio 400/23
suspicione 358/21
suspicione 368/14
suspicionem 382/8
suspicionibus
450/24
suspiciosa 394/5
suspitione 402/5
suspitiones 326/16
sustineant 442/24
sustinens 336/17
Sustinere 440/23
sustineret 452/9
sustinet 382/19
sustinet 430/12
sustinuit 320/18
sustulere 372/8
sustulit 322/14
sustulit 460/24
suum 320/9
suum 328/16
suum 330/11
suum 338/11
suum 346/5
suum 348/6
suum 350/28
suum 388/23
suum 400/2
suum 418/3
suum 440/3
suum 442/21
suum 446/22
suum 456/5
suum 478/11
suus 476/19
symbolum 332/25
symbolum 406/20
tabula 410/20
Tace 402/23

tacebant 470/2
tacentibus 380/4
Tacentibus 474/14
taceret 448/26
taceretur 462/9
tacite 408/10
tacite 422/1
taciturni 430/21
taciturnitatem
470/6
tacitus 412/10
tale 358/9
tale 368/16
talem 462/19
talem 466/6
tales 330/20
tali 350/8
tali 352/25
tali 452/16
tali 464/23
tali 468/12
tali 474/20
Talia 398/20
talia 410/11
talia 414/2
talibus 344/20
talibus 462/22
talis 374/11
talium 432/17
tam 316/5
tam 316/13
tam 318/5
tam 318/26
tam 318/27
tam 320/2
tam 320/3
tam 324/25
tam 332/28
tam 334/14
tam 334/19
tam 334/21
tam 334/22
tam 334/25
tam 334/27
tam 340/6
tam 340/16
tam 342/2
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
tam 346/8
tam 346/11
tam 348/21
tam 350/12
tam 350/25
tam 350/26
tam 352/15
tam 364/9
tam 364/20
tam 364/21
tam 364/21
tam 364/24
tam 364/25
tam 364/26
tam 364/29
tam 364/30
tam 366/2
tam 368/2
tam 368/8
tam 368/12
tam 368/17
tam 368/18
tam 378/11
tam 380/11
tam 382/6
tam 382/10
tam 384/8
tam 384/25
tam 386/18
tam 388/5
tam 390/9
tam 392/20
tam 394/12
tam 396/4
tam 404/8
tam 406/21
tam 406/28
tam 408/3
tam 408/7
tam 414/14
tam 416/4
tam 416/20
tam 416/25
tam 416/25
tam 420/16
tam 422/15
tam 422/17
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 135
tam 422/22
tam 424/6
tam 424/7
tam 424/14
tam 426/25
tam 430/8
tam 432/24
tam 434/15
tam 438/25
tam 440/1
tam 440/19
tam 442/18
tam 444/12
tam 444/13
tam 444/14
tam 444/20
tam 454/6
tam 454/8
tam 454/13
tam 456/7
tam 458/14
tam 458/15
tam 458/16
tam 460/12
tam 460/13
tam 460/14
tam 460/14
tam 462/1
tam 462/11
tam 462/12
tam 462/18
tam 464/1
tam 464/10
tam 464/15
tam 464/19
tam 464/21
tam 466/14
tam 468/24
tam 468/25
tam 468/26
tam 470/11
tam 470/18
tam 470/20
tam 470/26
tam 472/20
tam 476/7
tam 476/18
tam 480/4
tam 480/6
tam 480/12
tam 482/6
tamen 316/9
tamen 316/26
tamen 318/21
tamen 324/25
tamen 328/25
tamen 330/1
tamen 336/3
tamen 338/27
tamen 340/8
tamen 344/7
tamen 348/16
tamen 352/14
tamen 352/15
tamen 356/9
tamen 356/15
tamen 358/4
tamen 358/11
tamen 360/7
tamen 366/2
tamen 366/14
tamen 368/17
tamen 368/26
tamen 368/29
tamen 374/17
tamen 376/2
tamen 376/4
tamen 376/16
tamen 378/8
tamen 380/7
tamen 382/3
tamen 382/8
tamen 382/17
tamen 384/4
tamen 388/15
tamen 388/23
Tamen 394/11
Tamen 394/22
tamen 400/23
tamen 402/16
tamen 410/2
tamen 410/23
tamen 416/2
tamen 416/12

tamen 418/9
tamen 420/19
tamen 424/15
tamen 424/20
tamen 424/26
tamen 426/12
Tamen 428/1
tamen 428/4
tamen 430/12
tamen 434/24
tamen 434/26
tamen 440/27
tamen 442/10
tamen 442/15
tamen 442/23
tamen 444/13
tamen 446/4
tamen 446/20
tamen 450/11
tamen 452/3
tamen 454/11
tamen 460/9
tamen 460/26
tamen 462/23
tamen 464/3
tamen 468/4
tamen 468/8
tamen 472/16
tamen 474/13
tamen 474/18
tamen 476/23
tamen 478/7
tamen 478/11
tamen 478/20
tamen 480/5
tamen 480/10
tamen 482/14
Tamen 482/16
tametsi 358/8
tametsi 418/6
Tametsi 442/12
tametsi 468/3
tametsi 472/15
tandem 316/13
tandem 316/26
tandem 424/5
tandem 474/12
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
tandem 476/11
tandemque 476/6
tangeret 384/8
tanquam 356/2
tanquam 358/4
tanquam 360/16
tanquam 372/11
tanquam 374/25
tanquam 378/11
tanquam 388/5
tanquam 388/10
tanquam 400/23
tanquam 414/26
tanquam 416/12
tanquam 418/4
tanquam 420/22
tanquam 422/7
tanquam 458/4
tanquam 482/3
tanquam 482/29
tanta 318/19
tanta 342/6
tanta 438/7
tanta 458/21
tantae 352/11
tantae 364/20
tantam 338/9
tantam 350/26
tantam 358/22
tantam 376/26
tantam 388/9
tantam 406/24
tantam 428/23
tantam 468/18
tantam 476/24
tantam 482/6
tantamque 358/22
tanti 352/7
tanti 364/6
tanti 404/8
tanti 408/10
tanti 426/3
tantis 400/9
tantis 458/17
tantisper 368/24
tanto 330/18
tanto 366/15
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tanto 426/8
tanto 464/23
tanto 472/24
tanto 476/17
tantum 320/17
tantum 320/20
tantum 328/13
tantum 334/1
tantum 334/5
tantum 334/8
tantum 344/24
tantum 356/10
tantum 362/14
tantum 364/17
tantum 374/23
tantum 388/25
tantum 396/1
tantum 404/1
tantum 404/15
tantum 410/3
tantum 440/11
tantum 444/5
tantum 446/22
tantum 448/22
tantum 454/14
tantum 458/24
tantum 460/18
tantum 464/18
tantum 468/3
tantum 482/21
tantum 482/22
Tantus 448/7
tarditatem 406/16
tarn 422/16
te 348/22
te 352/12
te 380/15
te 380/29
te 382/1
te 384/26
te 384/28
te 386/5
te 410/18
Te 410/19
te 440/26
te 442/6
te 442/8
te 446/4
tecta 326/1
tecte 416/21
tecum 354/8
tecum 380/25
tecum 410/13
tedio 434/3
tegeret 354/28
temerare 388/17
temerari 364/20
temere 318/28
temere 328/2
temere 346/9
temere 360/7
temere 362/16
temere 402/14
temere 406/25
temere 422/14
temere 430/4
temere 458/5
temeritate 368/19
temoni 476/12
temperans 470/14
temperare 336/19
temperaret 440/9
temperato 438/19
tempestate 360/3
tempestates 476/14
tempestatis 316/9
tempestiue 404/11
tempestiue 412/13
templo 374/27
templo 424/10
templo 428/15
tempore 316/11
tempore 336/12
tempore 418/1
tempore 478/13
tempore 484/23
temporibus 422/26
temporibus 460/5
temporis 314/16
temporis 318/21
temporis 344/14
temporis 418/1
temporis 422/16
temporis 422/23

tempus 318/19
tempus 320/27
tempus 350/23
tempus 378/2
tempus 392/14
tempus 450/10
tempus 460/1
tendat 386/29
tendebantur 460/6
tenderet 416/9
tenebras 360/20
tener 332/12
tenera 374/4
Teneram 330/25
teneris 338/8
teneros 378/27
tentandum 360/8
tenuiorum 372/4
tenuis 416/15
tenuis 436/12
ter 416/9
Terentiani 422/25
tergo 472/10
terra 348/1
terra 396/13
terra 452/10
terrae 444/6
terrae 450/12
terram 416/10
terribilem 414/10
territat 444/20
terrorem 414/15
tertiam 428/14
tertio 314/6
tertio 482/12
testatum 364/10
testentur 450/8
testibus 450/25
tetigimus 430/15
tetra 370/20
texit 390/3
Thamesin 354/14
themate 450/2
thesauri 400/8
Thoma 314/2
Thoma 458/11
Thomae 314/16
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
Thomam 348/23
tibi 352/13
tibi 354/6
tibi 354/11
tibi 380/20
tibi 384/27
tibi 386/4
tibi 386/7
tibi 396/6
tibi 406/18
tibi 410/13
tibi 412/9
tibi 416/21
tibi 422/26
tibi 440/20
tibi 446/4
tibique 418/17
tignum 412/18
timendum 368/7
timere 366/8
timere 396/4
timet 368/6
Timet 386/11
timide 398/3
timide 434/26
timidus 430/23
timor 354/1
timor 368/12
timor 384/27
timor 392/21
timore 484/14
timores 390/13
titulos 444/5
titulus 370/4
tollere 398/15
tollere 408/8
tolli 372/14
tollitur 472/10
torrens 460/8
toruum 322/22
toruus 408/1
tot 340/20
tot 364/25
tot 370/25
tot 376/24
tot 406/19
tot 456/6
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tot 460/7
tot 476/7
tota 396/12
tota 404/9
totam 482/19
totaque 448/25
totas 458/22
toti 354/17
toti 364/10
toti 468/11
toties 416/10
totis 456/21
totius 396/23
totius 426/14
totius 442/6
totius 464/5
totius 464/13
toto 340/19
toto 452/25
totum 342/22
totum 354/14
totum 410/17
totum 410/24
totum 426/9
totum 478/10
totus 406/28
totus 434/14
tractabant 400/21
tractamus 402/22
tractandarum 398/6
tractando 442/3
tractandos 350/21
tractandum 434/25
tractari 482/10
tractata 434/13
tractatu 470/25
tractaturum 432/18
tractaturum 436/9
tractauit 428/21
tradebatur 392/28
tradere 392/26
tradiderat 358/27
traductos 432/15
tradunt 396/25
tragaedia 482/15
tragicos 482/20
trahebantur 460/7
trahere 382/6
trahit 332/13
transegit 344/12
transferre 320/14
transferretur 358/2
transfugeret 354/16
transfugiat 374/25
transmitteretur
360/12
transuersum 450/22
tredecim 314/9
trepida 352/1
trepidari 352/20
trepidus 350/17
tres 320/29
tres 428/12
tribueret 446/17
tribuit 366/20
tribus 314/4
tribus 476/24
tributis 456/8
tributo 456/16
tributorum 318/17
tributorum 456/12
tribuunt 372/27
tristem 352/27
tristi 408/4
tristia 350/18
tristibus 382/13
tristibus 428/10
tristibusque 392/1
tristis 408/1
triumphant 372/8
trucidandos 408/23
trucidati 458/6
trucidatum 324/22
trucidentur 398/9
trudi 384/3
truditur 424/2
truduntur 384/3
truncatus 430/15
tu 384/24
tu 386/6
tu 410/12
tu 418/18
tu 444/19
tu 446/1

tua 380/17
tua 382/1
tuae 440/17
tuam 380/19
tuam 468/21
tuarum 442/8
tubae 422/5
tuear 480/16
tuendum 388/21
tuendumque
360/28
tuerentur 372/22
tueretur 372/11
tueretur 378/25
tueri 324/11
tueri 388/23
tueri 394/11
tuerique 444/6
tuetur 460/17
tui 442/6
tuis 446/2
tulerant 344/19
tulisse 446/22
tulit 348/25
tulit 440/8
tulit 448/4
tulit: 322/15
tum 320/1
tum 328/3
tum 328/17
tum 330/13
tum 332/15
tum 336/20
tum 338/6
tum 342/23
tum 344/3
tum 346/1
tum 346/25
tum 348/25
tum 350/20
Tum 352/12
Tum 352/17
Tum 354/5
Tum 354/22
tum 360/2
tum 362/6
tum 362/24
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
tum 372/23
tum 372/23
tum 376/18
tum 376/25
tum 382/24
tum 382/24
Tum 384/7
tum 390/22
Tum 396/16
tum 396/22
tum 404/15
tum 406/11
tum 406/16
Tum 410/2
tum 410/8
tum 416/15
tum 418/3
tum 418/23
tum 424/7
tum 432/5
tum 436/11
tum 436/23
tum 438/18
tum 450/16
tum 450/21
tum 452/18
tum 454/1
tum 454/18
tum 456/8
tum 464/1
tum 466/3
tum 474/21
Tum 478/18
tumultu 342/22
tumultu 344/23
tumultu 352/25
tumultu 354/25
tumultu 412/2
tumultuantes
356/19
tumultus 350/6
tumultus 352/20
tunc 314/16
tunc 380/28
tunc 382/4
tuorum 380/15
tuorum 386/5
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turba 370/18
turba 472/13
turba 474/7
turbae 422/23
turbae 454/17
turbam 422/9
turbam 430/25
turbam 470/21
turbare 482/20
turbata 482/24
turbidam 350/11
turmatim 354/19
tuta 386/25
tuta 456/5
tuta 460/22
tutam 382/20
tutandi 342/17
tutela 388/23
tutela 442/12
tutelam 388/25
tutelam 394/1
tuti 382/21
tuto 336/6
tuto 342/7
tuto 370/8
tuto 382/30
tuto 442/5
tutor 320/11
tutorem 390/16
tutoris 444/16
tutum 338/21
tutum 360/13
tutum 386/16
tutum 390/9
tuum 354/7
tuum 406/20
tuus 354/11
tuus 380/28
tuus 440/25
tuus 442/22
tyrannica 430/20
tyrannus 386/18
urbis 462/23
uxorem 448/2
vacaret 382/17
vacat 388/7
Vacensi 320/28
vagientem 390/3
vago 450/7
Vah 414/19
valde 402/27
valde 430/20
valde 440/22
valde 442/8
valde 444/13
valde 444/20
valde 470/26
valde 480/4
Vale 396/5
valent 388/29
valentes 430/5
valentibus 318/2
valere 320/8
valere 464/18
valetudine 382/5
valetudinem 388/7
valida 406/11
validius 438/20
Vallia 336/25
Valliam 380/29
valuisse 462/2
valuisset 340/5
valuit 320/21
vana 390/14
vana 414/20
vana 484/16
vanissimam 416/23
vanissimi 424/4
vanissimum 384/10
vanitatem 422/18
vanos 368/8
vanos 386/7
vanum 368/14
vanus 392/21
vapulet 482/19
variam 314/17
varie 482/1
Varuici 436/7
Varuici 442/5
Varuici 444/12
Varuici 448/4
Varuici 448/7
Varuico 448/13
vasa 358/1

vasa 358/6
vasta 402/9
vastauerunt 370/18
vasto 322/2
Vaughanum 348/23
vbertim 414/13
vbi 316/23
vbi 322/17
vbi 328/27
vbi 330/14
vbi 332/6
vbi 336/17
vbi 344/12
vbi 344/14
vbi 346/7
vbi 346/27
vbi 348/28
vbi 360/4
vbi 362/18
vbi 370/7
vbi 372/28
vbi 378/5
vbi 382/21
vbi 382/22
vbi 382/26
vbi 386/16
vbi 390/26
vbi 396/11
vbi 396/21
vbi 398/14
vbi 400/10
vbi 400/16
vbi 402/13
vbi 408/4
vbi 418/12
Vbi 420/12
vbi 426/7
vbi 438/17
vbi 438/19
vbi 446/5
vbi 446/10
vbi 446/20
vbi 450/14
vbi 452/27
vbi 454/11
vbi 460/11
vbi 476/21
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vbi 482/27
vbique 368/20
vbique 444/7
vbiuis 382/20
vecordem 340/16
vecordiam 368/21
vectigal 318/17
vectum 412/20
vegetatque 362/3
Veh 466/23
vehementer 340/23
vehementer 442/18
vehementer 468/8
vehementius
384/23
vel 318/6
vel 318/6
vel 324/17
vel 324/17
vel 340/9
vel 340/11
vel 340/12
vel 360/17
vel 360/23
vel 364/1
vel 364/1
vel 364/1
vel 364/11
vel 364/11
vel 366/7
vel 366/8
vel 366/8
vel 366/16
vel 366/16
vel 366/25
vel 368/5
vel 368/23
vel 380/4
vel 380/12
vel 382/19
vel 384/15
vel 388/15
vel 392/6
vel 392/7
vel 414/20
vel 414/21
vel 414/24
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 139
vel 416/2
vel 416/3
vel 416/11
vel 416/11
vel 420/5
vel 420/5
vel 422/14
vel 428/27
vel 428/27
vel 432/2
vel 432/3
vel 432/15
vel 432/15
vel 442/16
vel 444/12
vel 450/7
vel 458/9
vel 460/3
vel 460/12
vel 478/9
vel 478/14
vel 480/13
vel 480/13
vel 482/19
velaret 420/11
velim 368/26
velim 444/5
velint 462/20
velit 334/22
velit 388/25
velit 482/12
velle 374/28
velle 388/14
velle 482/13
vellem 390/25
vellem 444/18
vellent 342/2
vellent 358/3
vellent 474/16
vellent 476/1
vellent 478/20
velles 316/24
velles 426/16
vellet 328/26
vellet 342/24
vellet 392/4
vellet 412/7
vellet 438/16
vellet 478/6
vellicare 426/7
velut 326/24
velut 328/10
velut 328/15
velut 336/21
velut 342/20
velut 358/12
velut 360/20
velut 370/21
velut 378/7
velut 388/8
velut 394/1
velut 400/5
velut 400/9
velut 406/20
velut 406/22
velut 410/14
velut 418/8
velut 424/3
velut 430/9
velut 432/16
velut 434/2
velut 446/12
velut 454/1
velut 460/8
velut 476/11
velut 484/20
veluti 434/26
venatione 318/25
vendicabat 400/6
vendicaret 460/1
veneficij 424/3
veneficijs 408/28
venerandum
476/13
venerant 392/24
venerat 384/1
venere 378/5
venere 420/12
venia 474/19
venia 476/4
veniam 370/15
veniam 382/10
veniam 428/26
veniamus 454/23

veniat 370/4
veniat 482/18
veniens 406/15
venimus 470/22
venire 376/11
venit 350/17
venit 358/23
venit 416/16
venit 436/11
venit 454/17
venit 482/25
venitur 326/17
ventum 346/28
venturam 342/8
venturam 478/2
venusta 424/15
venustam 426/21
venustate 440/2
vera 390/16
Vera 446/20
Vera 450/19
Vera 476/22
verba 332/24
verba 332/26
Verba 374/20
verba 382/34
verba 408/9
verba 452/15
verba 452/23
verba 454/2
verba 454/4
verba 454/21
verba 464/18
verba 472/7
verba 476/21
verba 480/4
verbis 324/14
verbis 336/19
verbis 340/22
verbis 354/21
verbis 364/19
verbis 376/21
verbis 382/13
verbis 382/17
verbis 388/5
verbis 392/1
verbis 414/8
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
verbis 436/24
verbis 468/23
verbis 470/14
verbisque 346/10
verbo 382/7
verbo 472/1
verbosius 448/17
verbum 392/6
verbum 402/25
verbum 458/5
verbum 464/19
vere 316/17
vere 366/15
vere 366/22
vere 368/5
vere 374/16
vere 374/21
vere 446/13
vere 482/17
vereatur 386/10
verebatur 392/24
vergeret 448/8
veris 450/9
veritate 450/11
veritate 482/20
veritatem 452/1
veritos 328/20
veritus 354/26
veritus 364/26
veritus 386/19
Veritus 406/6
verius 420/15
veriusque 318/13
vero 322/28
vero 332/11
vero 332/15
vero 332/17
vero 346/8
vero 350/10
vero 372/28
vero 376/12
vero 376/18
vero 384/10
vero 384/14
vero 392/13
vero 404/8
vero 410/2
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vero 432/21
vero 436/11
vero 438/18
vero 442/21
vero 476/2
vero 478/20
vero 480/19
Verone 356/7
versa 336/18
versa 396/5
versabatur 434/15
versarer 382/32
versaretur 436/14
versari 366/27
versari 402/9
versari 418/10
versatus 318/24
versetur 378/23
versi 454/7
versipellis 322/24
versus 344/5
versus 356/21
versus 406/17
versus 470/21
vertat 472/22
vertens 472/16
vertentes 356/12
vertere 400/2
vertere 474/1
vertici 410/23
vertit 318/22
vertit 324/5
vertit 452/22
verum 326/6
verum 326/17
verum 330/6
Verum 336/4
Verum 340/8
Verum 348/17
verum 364/5
verum 364/31
verum 372/21
verum 374/24
verum 416/6
verum 424/7
verum 438/18
Verum 452/21
verum 460/20
verum 466/27
verum 468/23
verum 474/13
verum 478/7
verus 452/12
verus 454/3
vestigijs 326/17
vestra 332/1
vestra 332/2
vestra 332/3
vestra 340/12
vestra 456/4
vestra 468/7
vestrae 336/15
vestrae 354/11
vestrae 394/4
vestrae 394/23
vestrae 466/24
vestram 396/1
vestram 480/14
vestram 480/17
vestrarum 470/26
vestras 468/6
vestras 480/11
vestri 394/10
vestri 454/22
vestris 330/24
vestris 334/30
vestris 452/13
vestris 460/6
vestro 356/10
vestro 456/1
vestro 458/12
vestro 462/7
vestro 464/8
vestro 464/10
vestro 470/23
vestrorum 456/3
vestrum 356/7
vestrum 364/12
vestrum 364/14
vestrum 458/3
vestrum 458/14
vestrum 472/20
vestrum 480/20
vestrum 480/22

vetere 340/17
veteres 328/15
veterum 328/10
vetula 426/24
vetus 410/25
vetusta 416/12
vetustaeque 436/13
vetustate 368/27
vetustatis 364/20
vetustis 450/14
vetusto 420/2
vexarent 478/16
vi 318/13
vi 350/19
vi 364/18
vi 376/20
vi 376/21
vi 402/3
vi 456/19
via 396/12
via 398/22
via 416/18
via 434/12
via 452/24
via 484/17
viae 352/24
viae 414/17
viam 322/12
viam 356/24
viam 446/7
vibrauit 410/21
vicaria 374/7
vice 388/24
vicesimum 314/5
vicia 332/12
vicio 416/11
vicio 450/9
vicissim 336/11
vicissim 342/20
vicissim 344/14
vicissim 384/25
vicissim 396/4
vicissim 408/24
vicissim 418/23
vicissim 438/13
vicit 316/23
vicit 324/3
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vicium 434/22
vicium 448/19
victi 436/22
victo 436/19
victori 390/7
victoria 370/8
victoria 438/6
victu 316/25
victum 322/4
victum 374/24
victuri 422/12
victurus 380/29
victus 324/4
victus 326/11
victus 362/1
videam 412/10
videamur 416/3
videantur 330/23
videar 442/20
videar 480/13
videat 398/14
videat 444/3
videbant 440/6
videbantur 406/8
videbat 472/16
videbatur 326/13
videbatur 378/3
videbatur 398/4
videbatur 418/10
videbatur 454/14
Videbitis 408/26
videlicet 314/8
videlicet 346/5
videlicet 354/15
videlicet 378/23
videlicet 390/2
videlicet 408/23
videlicet 412/14
videlicet 436/20
videlicet 442/14
videmini 470/28
videmus 334/11
videns 436/24
vident 386/13
videntur 336/5
videntur 444/10
video 382/18
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 141
video 384/21
video 442/8
video 442/26
video 480/8
videor 336/9
videor 396/4
viderant 406/26
videre 316/24
videre 426/18
viderentur 436/1
viderentur 454/8
viderentur 470/6
videretur 324/20
videretur 346/13
videretur 354/26
videretur 360/5
videretur 376/21
videretur 392/11
videretur 392/27
videretur 420/16
videretur 458/1
videretur 462/11
videri 322/6
videri 350/11
videri 360/26
videri 364/19
videri 376/2
videri 378/6
videri 422/18
videri 466/13
vides 384/17
videt 352/26
videt 354/14
videt 388/24
videtis 330/17
videtur 326/6
videtur 362/2
videtur 362/27
videtur 374/16
videtur 374/26
videtur 426/22
videtur 468/4
vidimus 442/23
vidisset 478/5
vidit 326/15
vidit 330/14
vidit 390/26
vidit 446/5
vidua 436/12
vidua 462/12
viduae 440/17
viduae 450/22
vigilantia 340/12
viginti 316/14
Vihelmides 470/10
vile 462/1
vim 316/12
vim 342/20
vim 346/21
vim 356/18
vim 356/24
vim 376/16
vim 376/17
vim 378/1
vim 392/17
vim 400/8
vincire 366/18
vincta 358/10
vincula 384/5
vinculis 320/12
vinculis 356/23
vinculo 334/3
vinculorum 398/9
Vindesorae 318/24
Vindesoram 316/4
Vindesoram 412/19
vindicem 386/20
vine 410/26
vini 322/15
violandam 390/22
violare 364/26
violare 386/19
violari 368/26
violata 342/27
violatores 386/21
violenta 326/22
violentia 318/7
vir 320/17
vir 338/5
vir 360/2
vir 420/1
vir 448/7
vir 464/16
vir 470/10

vires 328/28
vires 368/27
vires 380/7
vires 398/5
vires 404/11
virgine 450/20
virginem 446/9
virginis 426/23
virginis 440/17
virgo 462/12
viri 318/5
viri 320/15
Viri 330/16
viri 336/5
viri 356/18
viri 372/13
viri 376/23
Viri 394/3
viri 426/4
viri 438/2
viri 450/2
viri 452/12
viri 454/22
viri 458/16
Viri 470/21
viribus 432/6
Virilis 332/2
viritim 458/20
virium 432/15
viro 436/19
viro 462/6
viro 464/23
virorum 334/15
virorum 462/17
viros 342/11
viros 376/5
virtus 432/24
virtute 468/1
virtutem 314/13
virtutes 466/10
virtutis 442/13
virtutum 320/4
virtutum 464/25
virum 330/11
virum 362/21
virum 416/4
virum 424/25
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
virum 436/8
virum 452/9
virum 466/12
vis 370/2
vis 480/11
visa 434/12
visceribus 370/23
visendo 404/6
visum 326/4
visum 338/19
visum 344/14
visum 362/10
visum 376/21
visum 396/23
visum 414/11
visum 452/19
vita 316/11
vita 320/1
vita 324/1
vita 324/19
vita 326/13
vita 328/9
vita 330/17
vita 334/30
vita 376/11
vita 402/24
vita 452/1
vita 452/10
vitae 314/3
vitae 316/8
vitae 360/2
vitae 380/15
vitae 382/32
vitae 420/3
vitae 444/3
vitam 314/14
vitam 318/1
vitam 320/13
vitam 372/12
vitam 380/25
vitam 430/11
vitam 434/3
vitam 480/22
vitare 404/15
vitia 424/19
vitio 324/5
vitio 338/24
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 142
vitium 318/4
vitulamina 450/3
vitulamine 450/13
vitulamine 466/13
viuente 326/7
viuentibus 430/12
viuere 362/18
viuere 366/26
viuere 378/20
viuere 380/23
viuere 382/22
viuis 336/26
viuit 314/19
viuit 426/19
viuo 336/25
viuo 414/13
viuo 426/11
viuoque 320/27
viuum 324/25
viuunt 372/8
vix 440/8
vix 482/12
vixit 336/25
vj 324/20
vlcisci 360/24
vlla 340/4
vlla 362/1
vlla 370/17
vlla 462/11
vlla 462/13
vllam 382/7
vllam 474/16
vllo 368/26
vllo 374/19
vllo 376/11
vllo 438/2
vllo 456/2
vllum 318/10
vllum 318/10
vllum 370/10
vllum 392/18
vllum 470/17
vllus 336/14
vllus 386/17
vlnas 396/13
vlsciscitur 460/18
vlteriore 444/4
vltima 408/12
vltima 472/8
vltimam 460/15
vltimo 358/19
vltimum 402/14
vltimum 458/22
vltor 398/8
vltores 434/2
vltra 316/20
vltro 346/16
vltro 376/20
vltro 396/25
vltro 400/8
vltro 438/13
vltro 456/1
vltro 478/3
vltro 478/23
vlturus 328/16
vltus 322/4
vmbilico 344/6
vmbram 368/6
vna 318/14
vna 320/29
vna 340/18
vna 380/15
vna 394/22
vna 398/13
vna 468/16
vnam 428/13
vnam 428/19
vnam 462/2
vnaque 376/23
vnde 318/16
vnde 354/13
Vnde 374/15
vnde 388/17
vnde 396/17
vnde 396/19
vnde 402/10
vnde 442/4
vnde 442/23
vnde 474/17
vnde 478/21
vnde 484/2
vndecunque 468/18
vndique 322/6
vndique 346/7

vndique 356/27
vndique 358/13
vndique 396/18
vndique 462/22
vndique 484/20
vni 342/25
vni 376/26
vni 380/3
vni 390/12
vni 394/20
vni 408/16
vni 430/2
vnicui 360/15
vnicuipiam 444/7
vnicum 330/25
vnicum 332/24
vnicum 378/6
vnicum 390/19
vnicum 434/21
vnicus 378/10
vnicus 452/11
vnicus 454/3
vniuersa 360/11
vniuersam 394/22
vniuersis 346/26
vniuersis 408/2
vniuersis 474/15
vniuersos 462/3
vnius 318/5
vnius 376/25
vnius 388/26
vnius 404/9
vnius 420/20
vnius 450/18
vnius 460/16
vno 318/18
vno 386/17
vno 398/14
vno 454/14
vno 472/1
vnquam 316/7
vnquam 324/5
vnquam 324/8
vnquam 324/19
vnquam 364/13
vnquam 390/16
vnquam 396/8
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vnquam 402/25
vnquam 410/6
vnquam 426/1
vnquam 428/15
vnquam 434/19
vnquam 440/21
vnquam 460/4
vnquam 460/12
vnquam 460/15
vnquam 462/11
vnquam 464/22
vnquam 470/11
vnquam 476/18
vnquam 478/12
Vnum 332/22
vnum 332/24
vnum 350/4
vnum 350/14
Vnum 396/1
vnum 400/4
vnum 406/19
vnum 434/20
vnum 466/11
vnum 472/19
vnum 476/10
vnum 480/1
vnus 358/23
vnus 402/5
vnus 452/11
vnus 454/3
vnus 466/1
vnus 472/19
vnxerint 354/7
vobis 332/2
vobis 332/23
vobis 336/6
vobis 394/7
vobis 394/10
vobis 394/23
vobis 394/25
vobis 396/3
vobis 454/25
vobis 456/1
vobis 456/4
vobis 458/4
vobis 464/16
vobis 466/22
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 143
vobis 468/12
vobis 472/5
vobis 472/21
vobis 480/7
vobis 480/11
vobiscum 330/18
vobiscum 334/1
vobiscum 336/9
vobisque 396/3
vocabatur 480/25
vocabulum 350/14
vocabulum 456/16
vocans 450/16
vocantur 436/22
vocare 456/5
vocari 482/21
vocatur 344/8
vocatur 482/29
voce 374/7
voce 422/6
voce 434/1
voce 462/13
voce 468/16
voce 468/24
voce 470/5
vocem 326/24
vocem 408/15
vocet 482/17
Vodeuili 344/25
Vodeuilo 348/6
Vodeuilo 350/4
Vodeuilum 344/2
Vodeuilum 348/18
Vodeuilum 350/19
Vodeuilus 338/4
Vodeuilus 344/10
Vodeuilus 344/13
Vodeuilus 346/7
Vodeuilus 430/16
volebant 422/18
volebat 436/3
volente 390/20
volentem 388/16
volitare 354/19
voluens 330/9
voluentes 408/10
voluitur 332/12
volunt 350/1
volunt 366/23
volunt 366/24
voluntatem 374/11
voluntatem 448/26
voluntatem 456/17
voluntates 480/10
voluntatibus 478/8
voluptas 318/5
voluptas 362/2
voluptate 334/24
voluptatem 450/22
voluptatum 420/6
voluptatum 426/6
vos 330/17
vos 330/19
vos 330/21
vos 330/24
vos 332/5
vos 332/19
vos 332/27
vos 334/30
vos 336/4
vos 336/8
Vos 336/8
vos 336/11
vos 336/13
vos 336/13
vos 336/14
vos 338/26
vos 356/10
vos 360/26
vos 360/28
vos 374/24
vos 396/3
vos 396/4
vos 454/23
vos 458/13
vos 462/23
vos 464/3
vos 464/13
vos 464/23
vos 468/5
vos 468/7
vos 468/10
vos 470/22
vos 470/25

vos 470/25
vos 470/27
vos 472/22
vos 472/24
vosne 472/3
vosque 334/3
vota 396/19
vota 448/2
votis 384/19
votis 454/25
votis 480/1
vrbe 354/24
vrbe 358/16
vrbe 464/3
vrbem 318/28
vrbem 336/25
vrbem 396/18
vrbem 420/9
vrbi 370/23
vrbis 358/15
vrbis 370/23
vrbis 420/11
vrebat 470/11
vrgebat 324/10
vrgendo 390/26
vrgendum 454/13
vrgente 412/15
vrgenti 420/17
vrgeret 462/15
vsos 462/4
vsquam 348/19
vsquam 372/25
vsquam 380/9
vsquam 380/15
vsquam 386/17
vsquam 414/26
vsquam 428/14
vsquam 460/11
vsque 374/15
vsque 380/25
vsque 398/23
vsque 410/22
vsque 430/1
vsque 432/20
vsque 434/10
vsque 438/4
vsque 450/8
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vsque 456/19
vsqueadeo 364/13
vsu 338/27
vsu 360/2
vsu 402/18
vsu 468/1
vsui 390/1
vsui 428/27
vsui 432/15
vsum 354/11
vsum 372/21
vsum 374/2
vsum 374/13
vsurpandi 360/6
vsus 400/3
vsus 408/22
vt 316/6
vt 318/5
vt 318/8
vt 318/20
vt 318/25
vt 318/28
vt 320/21
vt 322/2
vt 322/9
vt 322/15
vt 324/7
vt 326/3
vt 326/17
vt 328/6
vt 332/14
vt 334/11
vt 338/6
vt 338/21
vt 340/9
vt 340/16
vt 342/4
vt 342/7
vt 344/3
vt 344/10
vt 344/16
vt 346/13
vt 346/16
vt 346/25
vt 348/13
vt 348/19
vt 348/24
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 144
vt 350/6
vt 350/9
vt 352/25
vt 354/21
vt 356/13
vt 358/6
vt 358/23
vt 360/9
vt 360/23
vt 362/14
vt 362/15
vt 364/5
vt 364/9
vt 364/14
vt 364/25
vt 366/2
vt 366/12
vt 366/19
vt 368/4
vt 368/8
vt 368/9
vt 368/11
vt 368/12
vt 368/17
vt 368/29
vt 370/27
vt 372/18
vt 372/22
vt 372/23
vt 374/7
vt 374/13
vt 374/16
vt 376/2
vt 376/7
vt 376/8
vt 376/20
vt 378/1
vt 378/7
vt 378/12
vt 378/15
vt 380/2
vt 380/26
vt 382/10
vt 382/17
vt 384/3
vt 384/7
vt 384/22
vt 384/27
vt 386/9
vt 386/14
vt 386/15
vt 386/22
vt 386/27
vt 386/28
vt 388/4
vt 388/10
vt 388/26
vt 390/4
vt 390/22
vt 392/19
vt 392/24
vt 392/26
vt 394/4
vt 394/5
vt 394/13
vt 398/16
vt 398/19
vt 400/3
vt 402/16
vt 402/25
vt 404/2
vt 404/6
vt 406/1
vt 408/26
vt 410/8
vt 410/21
vt 412/6
vt 412/8
vt 412/16
vt 414/2
vt 414/9
vt 414/13
vt 414/16
vt 414/18
vt 414/25
vt 416/2
vt 416/6
vt 416/18
vt 418/22
vt 420/16
vt 422/14
vt 422/16
vt 422/23
vt 424/8

vt 424/17
vt 426/8
vt 426/9
vt 428/6
vt 428/15
vt 428/23
vt 428/24
vt 430/2
vt 430/7
vt 434/5
vt 434/9
vt 434/10
vt 434/17
vt 434/21
vt 434/26
vt 436/19
vt 436/21
vt 438/3
vt 438/19
vt 438/20
vt 438/22
vt 438/24
vt 440/5
vt 440/8
vt 440/13
vt 440/18
vt 440/19
vt 440/23
vt 440/25
vt 442/11
vt 444/14
vt 444/14
vt 444/18
vt 446/2
vt 446/22
vt 448/3
vt 448/5
vt 448/8
vt 448/15
vt 448/17
vt 448/24
vt 450/8
vt 452/6
vt 452/15
vt 452/17
vt 452/18
vt 452/25
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vt 454/7
vt 454/12
vt 454/20
vt 456/10
vt 456/11
vt 458/15
vt 458/15
vt 458/16
vt 462/10
vt 462/19
vt 464/3
vt 464/14
vt 464/15
vt 464/16
vt 464/18
vt 464/20
vt 464/21
vt 466/4
vt 466/7
vt 466/12
vt 466/26
vt 468/3
vt 468/7
vt 468/15
vt 468/24
vt 470/14
vt 470/17
vt 470/27
vt 472/13
vt 472/19
vt 472/21
vt 472/21
vt 472/22
vt 472/24
vt 474/20
vt 476/15
vt 476/25
vt 478/6
vt 478/16
vt 478/19
vt 480/6
vt 480/16
vt 480/16
vt 480/21
vt 480/23
vt 482/6
vt 482/13
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 145
vt 482/13
vt 482/17
vt 482/21
vt 484/9
vt 484/16
vtcunque 428/7
vtcunque 444/12
vtebatur 402/27
vtebatur 430/20
vterino 348/4
vterque 452/23
vteruis 394/19
vti 326/9
vti 328/22
vti 330/15
vti 330/17
vti 332/10
vti 334/1
vti 336/22
vti 338/2
vti 342/11
vti 342/20
vti 344/23
vti 344/26
vti 346/25
vti 350/5
vti 352/24
vti 360/21
vti 374/22
vti 376/24
vti 378/13
vti 378/23
vti 380/19
vti 392/27
vti 396/3
vti 398/21
vti 402/14
vti 414/19
vti 424/10
vti 430/15
vti 436/25
vti 438/22
vti 454/22
vti 474/9
vti 474/15
vti 478/12
vtili 332/11
vtili 454/24
vtilia 442/17
vtiliore 454/25
vtiliusque 440/9
vtinam 334/6
vtinam 334/21
vtinam 382/16
vtinam 382/30
vtinam 386/24
vtinam 390/9
Vtinam 406/20
vtique 468/16
vtpote 336/24
vtpote 342/26
vtpote 420/6
vtpote 424/4
vtpote 428/5
vtpote 430/20
vtpote 434/23
vtramque 328/26
vtramque 350/11
vtramuis 386/15
vtramuis 472/4
vtrique 322/20
vtrique 360/16
vtrique 370/7
vtrique 388/2
vtrique 388/4
vtrique 414/11
vtrique 422/2
vtrique 430/3
vtrique 432/24
vtriusque 330/12
vtriusque 380/23
vtriusque 448/14
vtriusque 480/15
vtriusque 480/19
vtriusuis 378/26
vtrobique 436/21
vtroque 398/2
vtrumque 390/12
vtrumque 394/20
vtrumque 394/23
vtrumque 394/24
vtrumque 396/21
vtvt 442/10
vtvt 448/21

vulgato 434/8
vulgato 442/16
vulgo 318/11
vulgo 484/15
vulnere 410/24
vulnus 394/7
vult 360/26
vult 468/20
vultis 394/9
vultis 472/4
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
vultu 324/13
vultu 344/19
vultu 346/10
vultu 408/4
vultu 424/14
vultu 438/7
vultu 452/10
vultu 462/13
vultu 468/24
vultu 476/21
Historia Richardi Tertii: Complete Alphabetical Index 146
vultum 318/27
vultum 428/2
vultuque 358/20
vultuque 470/16
vultus 316/24
vultus 474/1
vxor 408/14
vxor 436/11
vxor 436/19
vxor 444/18
vxore 408/27
vxorem 410/6
vxorem 428/20
vxorem 446/13
vxorem 446/19
vxorem 460/26
vxores 372/6
vxoris 444/4
vxorum 456/3
vxorum 462/18

IN 394
VT 229
ET 210
NON 205
QUAM 198
QUI 140
QUOD 139
EST 138
AC 135
AD 127
TAM 120
SI 118
EIUS 114
NEQUE 103
ATQUE 101
SED 101
SE 87
HAUD 86
CUM 84
TAMEN 82
QUAE 80
AB 79
ESSE 74
AUT 70
NE 70
NEC 69
QUO 67
QUUM 63
ETIAM 60
EX 55
QUEM 55
DE 54
INQUIT 53
NAM 53
SIBI 53
TUM 53
VEL 53
EUM 52
ERAT 50
HEC 50
CUIUS 47
SIT 47
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Complete Frequency Index of Latin Terms
MAGIS 46
E 45
EA 45
NIHIL 45
EO 44
IAM 44
PER 43
REM 43
CUI 42
VBI 42
MINUS 41
QUIBUS 41
ITA 40
SIC 40
HOC 39
ILLE 38
NISI 38
VOS 38
APUD 37
EGO 37
MIHI 37
CERTE 36
CETERUM 36
EAM 36
PROTECTOR 36
FUIT 34
REGIS 34
VTI 34
ME 33
NUNC 33
OMNES 33
ID 32
MODO 32
QUANQUAM 32
SIUE 32
A 31
EI 31
QUIDEM 31
QUOQUE 31
ANIMO 30
DUM 30
QUID 30
RES 30
ENIM 29
ILLI 29
IPSA 29
RE 29
REX 29
FACILE 28
IPSE 28
QUA 28
QUOS 28
SESE 28
ADEO 27
DUX 27
REGEM 27
TANTUM 27
CONTRA 26
ESSET 26
IGITUR 26
IS 26
SUNT 26
VELUT 26
QUIS 25
ANTE 24
CAUSA 24
REGINAE 24
REGNUM 24
SUIS 24
ADHUC 23
AT 23
FORE 23
IPSI 23
REGNI 23
EORUM 22
ILLA 22
MAXIME 22
OLIM 22
SUAM 22
ASYLO 21
HUIUS 21
IBI 21
ILLUM 21
LONGE 21

PRO 21
REBUS 21
SATIS 21
SUA 21
VERO 21
VNQUAM 21
FILIUM 20
HIC 20
INTER 20
OMNIUM 20
POSSET 20
PRINCIPIS 20
REGI 20
RERUM 20
IPSIUS 19
IPSUM 19
NEMO 19
REGNO 19
VERUM 19
VOBIS 19
ANIMUM 18
DUCIS 18
EOS 18
PRINCIPEM 18
QUIPPE 18
QUORUM 18
FIDEM 17
INDE 17
LOCO 17
NEMPE 17
QUIN 17
SUI 17
TANQUAM 17
CONSILIUM 16
DIU 16
ERGO 16
FRATREM 16
NOS 16
OMNIBUS 16
POSSE 16
POST 16
REGE 16
REI 16
VIRI 16
DENIQUE 15
DIE 15
IPSIS 15
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NULLA 15
OB 15
PAULO 15
PRINCEPS 15
PROTECTORIS 15
REGINA 15
SECUM 15
SUUM 15
TIBI 15
CONSILIO 14
FERE 14
HIS 14
INTERIM 14
MAGNA 14
PARTE 14
PRINCIPI 14
PROTINUS 14
SEMPER 14
TE 14
VERBA 14
VERBIS 14
ADMODUM 13
ALIJS 13
BENE 13
FORTE 13
FUERIT 13
HAC 13
HANC 13
ILLIS 13
NUNQUAM 13
OMNIA 13
PROCERES 13
QUANTUM 13
QUISQUAM 13
SIMUL 13
SINT 13
SUO 13
VNDE 13
ALIQUOT 12
EDUARDI 12
FRATER 12
ISTUD 12
NOBIS 12
NULLO 12
POTIUS 12
PROPE 12
SUAE 12
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VITA 12
VNUM 12
ALTERIUS 11
ALTERUM 11
ANIMI 11
CARDINALIS 11
CUIQUAM 11
CUR 11
EADEM 11
ERANT 11
GRATIA 11
ILLIUS 11
IPSORUM 11
LOCUM 11
NIMIRUM 11
PERICULO 11
POPULO 11
POPULUS 11
POSSIT 11
PRETEREA 11
PRIMUM 11
PROFECTO 11
SEMEL 11
TEMERE 11
AN 10
ARMIS 10
ASYLUM 10
CREDERE 10
FIDE 10
FORTUNAE 10
HINC 10
HOMINUM 10
HUNC 10
IDEM 10
ILLO 10
MAGNO 10
MANU 10
MORTEM 10
MULTIS 10
MULTUM 10
PARS 10
PERICULUM 10
PERINDE 10
PERNICIEM 10
PUERUM 10
QUIDAM 10
TANTAM 10

VIDERETUR 10
VIM 10
VSQUE 10
VULTU 10
ALIOS 9
ALIQUANDO 9
AMICORUM 9
ASYLI 9
BONA 9
BONO 9
CAUSAM 9
CONSILIJS 9
DUBIE 9
DUCEM 9
EDUARDO 9
ETATIS 9
FAS 9
FUERAT 9
GRATIAM 9
HABET 9
HUIC 9
IDQUE 9
ILLORUM 9
ILLUD 9
ITAQUE 9
IURE 9
LIBENTER 9
MALE 9
MALEFICIA 9
MALI 9
MULTA 9
MUTUO 9
NATURA 9
NECESSE 9
NOBILIBUS 9
NONNIHIL 9
POPULUM 9
POTISSIMUM 9
QUISQUE 9
REGINAM 9
RICARDUM 9
RURSUS 9
SERMONEM 9
SEU 9
VIDELICET 9
VITAM 9
VTRIQUE 9
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ADUERSUS 8
ALIA 8
AMPLIUS 8
CERTUM 8
EGRE 8
FAMA 8
HASTYNGUS 8
HI 8
ILLIC 8
INSIDIAS 8
IUS 8
LOCI 8
LONDINI 8
MAGNIS 8
MATER 8
OPUS 8
PARUM 8
POSTEA 8
PRESERTIM 8
PRINCIPE 8
PROCERIBUS 8
PRORSUS 8
PROTECTOREM 8
QUAQUAM 8
RATIO 8
SANGUINIS 8
SEPE 8
SUAS 8
SUM 8
SUPERIS 8
TEMPUS 8
TOT 8
VALDE 8
VERE 8
VESTRUM 8
VI 8
VICISSIM 8
VIDERI 8
VISUM 8
VLTRO 8
VNA 8
VNIUS 8
VSQUAM 8
ALIJ 7
ALTER 7
ANIMUS 7
APERTE 7
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 149
BONIS 7
CONSCIENTIA 7
CONSILIA 7
CORPUS 7
DEMUM 7
EBORACI 7
EDUARDUM 7
ETENIM 7
FACTA 7
FACTUM 7
FILIO 7
FORTASSE 7
FUISSE 7
HOMINES 7
ILLAM 7
INUIDIAM 7
IPSO 7
LONGIUS 7
MALA 7
MEO 7
METUS 7
MEUM 7
MORE 7
MULTO 7
NEMINEM 7
NUNCIO 7
OMNEM 7
PACTO 7
PARTEM 7
PERQUAM 7
POTERAT 7
PRESIDIUM 7
PRETER 7
QUAEDAM 7
QUICQUAM 7
QUISQUIS 7
SALUTEM 7
SCIO 7
SIQUIDEM 7
SUB 7
SUMMA 7
TEMPORIS 7
VESTRO 7
VIDETUR 7
VIR 7
VIRUM 7
VITAE 7

VLLUM 7
VNDIQUE 7
VNI 7
VOCE 7
VTINAM 7
VTPOTE 7
ACCIDIT 6
ADERAT 6
ALIO 6
ANIMOS 6
AUTHORITATE 6
BELLO 6
BENEFICIJS 6
BONI 6
BUKYNGAMIAE 6
CENSEO 6
COMITATU 6
CONSILIJ 6
CUIUSQUAM 6
DOMUM 6
DUCES 6
DUCI 6
EDUARDUS 6
EOQUE 6
EPISCOPUS 6
EQUE 6
FECIT 6
FEREBATUR 6
FIDEI 6
GRAIUM 6
GRAUATIM 6
HABENT 6
HABERE 6
HACTENUS 6
HENRICO 6
ILLOS 6
INTERDUM 6
INTEREA 6
INTRA 6
INUIDIA 6
MANUS 6
MATREM 6
MATRIMONIO 6
MEA 6
MEAM 6
MERITO 6
MIRUM 6
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MODUM 6
NOMEN 6
NOMINE 6
NULLUM 6
NUPTIAS 6
ODIO 6
OPIBUS 6
OPINOR 6
ORATIONE 6
PALATIO 6
PARTES 6
PAULUM 6
PERICULI 6
PLERUMQUE 6
PLUS 6
POTENTIA 6
POTEST 6
POTUIT 6
PRECIPUE 6
PREFECTUM 6
PRETERQUAM 6
PROCERUM 6
PUERO 6
QUAMOBREM 6
QUAS 6
QUEAT 6
QUIBUSDAM 6
RECTA 6
REPENTE 6
SANGUINE 6
SCILICET 6
SECURUS 6
SEDULO 6
SPEM 6
SPES 6
TALI 6
TANTO 6
TOTUM 6
TU 6
VELLET 6
VENIT 6
VESTRA 6
VIA 6
VNO 6
VNUS 6
ADERANT 5
ALIOQUI 5
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 150
ALIQUA 5
ALIQUANTO 5
ALIQUID 5
ALIQUO 5
ALITER 5
ALIUM 5
AMBOS 5
AMICIS 5
AMICUM 5
AMOREM 5
AMORIS 5
ANNIS 5
ANNO 5
ANNOS 5
ARCEM 5
AULA 5
CAPUT 5
CEPIT 5
CHARISSIMI 5
CITRA 5
CLARENTIAE 5
COMES 5
CONCORDIA 5
CONCORDIAM 5
CONSENSU 5
CRIMEN 5
CURAE 5
DEUS 5
DIUTIUS 5
DUBIUM 5
ERGA 5
ERIT 5
ESSENT 5
FACIAT 5
FACINUS 5
FACTIONIS 5
FERAT 5
FIERET 5
FILIUS 5
FORMA 5
FUTURUM 5
GERMANUM 5
GLOCESTRIAE 5
HABUIT 5
HASTYNGUM 5
HENRICI 5
HUC 5

IDEO 5
IPSOS 5
LIBERIS 5
LIBIDO 5
LONDINUM 5
MALUM 5
MANUM 5
MARITO 5
MEI 5
METU 5
METUM 5
MULTI 5
NEMINI 5
NOBILES 5
NOBILIUM 5
NOSTRA 5
NOSTRUM 5
NUSQUAM 5
OMNINO 5
OMNIS 5
ORATIONEM 5
PARITER 5
PETERE 5
PLANE 5
PLURIMUM 5
PRIUILEGIUM 5
PRIUSQUAM 5
PROCUL 5
PRODITIONIS 5
PROPEMODUM 5
PROPOSITI 5
PRUDENTES 5
PUER 5
QUAMQUAM 5
QUANDO 5
QUANTO 5
QUOAD 5
REGESTURI 5
SENTENTIA 5
SIGILLUM 5
SIN 5
SPE 5
SPECIE 5
SPERO 5
SPONTE 5
STATIMQUE 5
SUOS 5
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SUPER 5
SUPERI 5
SUPEROS 5
TAMETSI 5
TANDEM 5
TANTA 5
TANTI 5
TEMPORE 5
TOTIUS 5
TUMULTU 5
TUTO 5
VARUICI 5
VELLENT 5
VESTRAE 5
VIDEBATUR 5
VIDEO 5
VIRES 5
VIUERE 5
VLLA 5
VLLO 5
VNICUM 5
VODEUILUS 5
VRBEM 5
VTRIUSQUE 5
VTRUMQUE 5
VXOREM 5
ACCEPTUM 4
ADFECTUM 4
ALIBI 4
ALIOQUIN 4
AMBO 4
AMICI 4
ANIMIS 4
ANTEA 4
APPOSITIOR 4
ASYLORUM 4
AUSUS 4
AUTHOR 4
AUTHOREM 4
BENEUOLENTIAM 4
BREUI 4
CALUMNIAM 4
CAPITE 4
CARCERE 4
CAUSIS 4
CERTA 4
CERTO 4
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 151
CETERI 4
CIUES 4
COENOBIUM 4
COGNATIONIS 4
COGNATOS 4
COGNITA 4
COMITATE 4
COMITEM 4
COMMODUM 4
CONIUGIUM 4
CONSCIUS 4
CORPORIS 4
CUIQUE 4
CURA 4
DAMNO 4
DEBEAT 4
DEINDE 4
DENUO 4
DEO 4
DICERE 4
DIEBUS 4
DIES 4
DISCRIMEN 4
DIUERSA 4
DOLORE 4
DOMI 4
DUCE 4
EGREGIA 4
EGREGIE 4
EN 4
EODEM 4
EQUO 4
ETAS 4
EXTRA 4
FERTUR 4
FIDES 4
FIDUCIA 4
FILIJS 4
FRATRE 4
FRATRIS 4
FUTURI 4
GENERE 4
GLOUCESTRIAE 4
GNARUS 4
HABEANT 4
HABEO 4
HABERI 4

HABITA 4
HABUISSE 4
HAUDQUAQUAM 4
HODIE 4
HONESTI 4
HONORIFICE 4
HORA 4
HOS 4
ILLICO 4
ILLUC 4
IMMINEBAT 4
IMPERIUM 4
INCERTUM 4
INFAMIAM 4
INFRA 4
INGENIJ 4
INITIO 4
INTESTINA 4
INUICEM 4
INUITAE 4
ISTE 4
IUBET 4
LEGES 4
LEGITIMUM 4
LEGUM 4
LIBERORUM 4
MAIESTATEM 4
MAIESTATIS 4
MALICIAM 4
MALO 4
MARITUS 4
MATERNA 4
MATRE 4
MELIUS 4
MEMINI 4
MINISTRI 4
MORTE 4
MOX 4
NATUM 4
NATURAE 4
NECESSITUDO 4
NI 4
NIMIUM 4
NOCTE 4
NOUA 4
OMNE 4
OMNI 4
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OPES 4
OPPIDO 4
ORE 4
OSTENDIT 4
PARTIBUS 4
PATER 4
PATRIS 4
POPULI 4
PORRO 4
POSSENT 4
POSSUM 4
POSTREMA 4
POSTREMO 4
POTENS 4
PRECES 4
PRECIO 4
PRESIDIO 4
PRETEXTU 4
PRIORE 4
PROPERE 4
PROXIMO 4
PRUDENTIAM 4
PUBLICAE 4
PUERI 4
PUERILIS 4
QUEMQUAM 4
QUIDQUAM 4
QUONIAM 4
QUOSDAM 4
RATIONEM 4
REGES 4
RELIQUIS 4
RELIQUOS 4
RESPONDIT 4
RETRO 4
RICARDO 4
RICARDUS 4
RITE 4
SACERDOTE 4
SALTEM 4
SANGUIS 4
SAT 4
SCELERIS 4
SCIRE 4
SCIRENT 4
SEPIUS 4
SIGNA 4
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 152
SOBOLEM 4
SOLET 4
STATIM 4
SUMUS 4
SUORUM 4
SUPRA 4
TIMOR 4
TULIT 4
TUTUM 4
TUUS 4
VERA 4
VERBUM 4
VERITUS 4
VERSUS 4
VERTIT 4
VESTRIS 4
VIDIT 4
VSU 4
VSUM 4
VXOR 4
ABERAT 3
ABESSET 3
ACCEPIT 3
ACCERSIT 3
ACCESSIT 3
ADDIT 3
ADEON 3
ADUERSA 3
ALIQUEM 3
ALIQUIS 3
ALIUD 3
ALTERAM 3
ALTERI 3
ALTERO 3
ALTIUS 3
AMORE 3
ANGLIA 3
ANGLIAE 3
ARBITRATU 3
ARBITROR 3
ARCE 3
ARDOR 3
ARGUMENTUM 3
ARMA 3
ARTIBUS 3
ATROCITATE 3
ATTINET 3

AUTHORE 3
AUTHORITAS 3
BELLICAS 3
BELLUM 3
BIS 3
BONORUM 3
CAPACEM 3
CAPERE 3
CAPTIUOS 3
CARCEREM 3
CAUSAS 3
CENSUIT 3
CETERA 3
CHARUS 3
CITO 3
CLEMENTIAM 3
COGNATUM 3
COMMENTI 3
COMMODE 3
COMMODIS 3
COMPOSITO 3
CONFIDO 3
CONIUGIO 3
CONSEQUI 3
CONTRAQUE 3
CORDI 3
CORPORA 3
CORPORE 3
CORPORIBUS 3
CURAM 3
DEFUNCTO 3
DEI 3
DEINCEPS 3
DICI 3
DISCEDERE 3
DISCORDIA 3
DITIONE 3
DIUERSIS 3
DIUI 3
DIXIMUS 3
DOMINO 3
DUBITAT 3
DUCERE 3
DUCIBUS 3
DUCUM 3
EAS 3
EDEPOL 3
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EFFECTUS 3
EIS 3
EIUSMODI 3
EPISCOPI 3
EQUIDEM 3
EQUIS 3
EQUITEM 3
ESTIMET 3
EXEMPLA 3
EXITIALITER 3
EXTERAS 3
FACIT 3
FACTI 3
FAMAM 3
FATO 3
FAUORE 3
FERRET 3
FIERI 3
FIT 3
FORS 3
FRATRI 3
FRAUDE 3
FREQUENTIA 3
FRUSTRA 3
GALLIA 3
GENERIS 3
GENTES 3
GLORIA 3
GNAUITER 3
GRATIAS 3
HABEBAT 3
HABERET 3
HABITUM 3
HABITU 3
HABITUS 3
HASTYNGO 3
HERCLE 3
HONORE 3
HONORIFICUM 3
HONORIS 3
HORAS 3
ILLICET 3
ILLUSTRISSIMUS 3
IMMUNITATEM 3
IMPERIJ 3
IMPERIO 3
IMPRIMIS 3
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 153
INCOLUMIS 3
INCOLUMITATEM 3
INDIGERE 3
INDUSTRIA 3
INERAT 3
INGENIO 3
INGENS 3
INGRESSUM 3
INIURIAM 3
INSIDIJS 3
INTEGRA 3
INTELLIGEBAT 3
INUISA 3
INUITA 3
IOCO 3
IPSAM 3
ITINERE 3
IUSSIT 3
IUSSUS 3
LABORE 3
LATE 3
LEGE 3
LEGIBUS 3
LEX 3
LIBEROS 3
LIBERTATE 3
LIBIDINI 3
LICEAT 3
LICENTIA 3
LICERET 3
LOCA 3
LOCUS 3
LONDINENSES 3
LONDINENSI 3
LUCIA 3
LUDI 3
LUXUS 3
MAGNI 3
MAGNIFICO 3
MAIORE 3
MAIORIS 3
MAIUS 3
MALORUM 3
MANIBUS 3
MARQUESIUM 3
MEAE 3
MEDIO 3

MENSAM 3
METUAT 3
MINIME 3
MINISTRUM 3
MINORE 3
MISERE 3
MISERUM 3
MISIT 3
MISSUS 3
MODESTIA 3
MOMENTI 3
MOREM 3
MORTALIUM 3
MORUM 3
MULTARUM 3
NECEM 3
NEGANT 3
NEGOCIJ 3
NEPOTIS 3
NESCIO 3
NEU 3
NEUTIQUAM 3
NEUTRI 3
NIMIS 3
NOMINIS 3
NOSTRIS 3
NOUIT 3
NULLIUS 3
NUNCIUS 3
NUPER 3
O 3
OBSTINATE 3
OBTESTOR 3
OCCASIO 3
OCULIS 3
ODIUM 3
OPE 3
OPERAM 3
ORATIO 3
ORATIONI 3
ORDINE 3
PACEM 3
PALATIUM 3
PARENTIBUS 3
PARERE 3
PARTIM 3
PARTIUM 3
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PATRE 3
PATREM 3
PATRIAE 3
PATRUO 3
PECTORIBUS 3
PERCULSUS 3
PERICULA 3
PERITI 3
PERPETUA 3
PERSUASERIS 3
PERSUASUM 3
PETRI 3
PIUS 3
PLERISQUE 3
PLERUNQUE 3
PLURA 3
PLURIUM 3
POTERANT 3
POTITUS 3
POTUISSE 3
PRE 3
PRECIBUS 3
PRECOR 3
PREFATUS 3
PRESENS 3
PRESENTIA 3
PRESTET 3
PRIDEM 3
PRIMIS 3
PRIMO 3
PRINCIPES 3
PRODITOR 3
PROIN 3
PROPIUS 3
PRUDENTIA 3
PUBLICE 3
PUBLICUM 3
PUERULUM 3
PURPURATIS 3
PUTET 3
PUTETUR 3
QUANTUMUIS 3
QUARUM 3
QUASI 3
QUICUNQUE 3
QUISPIAM 3
QUOMODO 3
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QUORSUM 3
RATA 3
RATUS 3
REDDI 3
REGIA 3
REGNANDI 3
REGNARE 3
REGUM 3
RELATURI 3
RELINQUERE 3
RELIQUI 3
RELIQUUM 3
RESPONDERE 3
RETULISSE 3
REUERENTIA 3
RICHARDI 3
RICHARDUS 3
SALUS 3
SALUTIS 3
SANCTUARIJ 3
SCIRET 3
SECUNDUM 3
SENATU 3
SENATUS 3
SENSIT 3
SENTIAT 3
SEORSUM 3
SERMONE 3
SHORI 3
SIBIQUE 3
SIGNUM 3
SILENTIO 3
SILENTIUM 3
SIM 3
SIMULQUE 3
SINE 3
SITIS 3
SOBOLE 3
SOCIAM 3
SOLEBAT 3
SOLUS 3
SORTEM 3
SPECIEM 3
SPURIJS 3
STATU 3
STATUIT 3
STRATFORDIAM 3

SUAPTE 3
SUBITO 3
SUGGESTU 3
SUPERBIA 3
SUPPLICIO 3
TALIA 3
TECUM 3
TEMPLO 3
TERRA 3
TOTI 3
TRIBUTORUM 3
TUERI 3
TUNC 3
TURBA 3
TURBAM 3
TUTA 3
VANA 3
VEHEMENTER 3
VELIT 3
VELLE 3
VENIAM 3
VERSARI 3
VESTRAM 3
VIAM 3
VICTUS 3
VIDERENTUR 3
VIDET 3
VIRO 3
VIUO 3
VNAM 3
VNICUS 3
VNIUERSIS 3
VOBISCUM 3
VODEUILUM 3
VOLUNT 3
VOLUNTATEM 3
VOLUPTAS 3
VOTIS 3
VRBE 3
VRBIS 3
VSUI 3
VULGO 3
VULTUM 3
ABDERE 2
ABERANT 2
ABEST 2
ABI 2
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ABSTINET 2
ABUTERETUR 2
ACCEDAT 2
ACCEDIT 2
ACCESSERIT 2
ACCIDAT 2
ACCIDERE 2
ACTIS 2
ADFECTU 2
ADFECTUS 2
ADFERRE 2
ADIRE 2
ADIUNGERE 2
ADMINICULO 2
ADMINISTRANDI 2
ADUERSIS 2
ADUERSO 2
AFFECTIBUS 2
AFFECTUS 2
AFFLUENTER 2
AGEBATUR 2
ALACRIS 2
ALIAM 2
ALIAS 2
ALIENIS 2
ALIENO 2
ALIORUM 2
ALTERUTRA 2
ALTUM 2
AMARE 2
AMBIGO 2
AMICOS 2
AMISSO 2
AMOR 2
ANGLORUM 2
ANGLOS 2
ANIMA 2
ANIMISQUE 2
ANIMORUM 2
ANIMOSQUE 2
ANTHONIUS 2
ANXIUS 2
APPARATU 2
APPETEBAT 2
APPROBANTE 2
APRUM 2
ARCIS 2
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ARGUMENTO 2
ARTIFICES 2
ASILI 2
ASPERNETUR 2
ASSERERE 2
ATROCEM 2
ATTONITI 2
AUDACIAM 2
AUDENDUM 2
AUDIAT 2
AUDIO 2
AUDITORIO 2
AUERSUS 2
AUFERRE 2
AUGENDAE 2
AUIDIUS 2
AUOCABANT 2
AURIBUS 2
AUTHORITATIS 2
BARUICI 2
BELLA 2
BENEFICIO 2
BENEUOLENTIAE 2
BENIGNITATE 2
BENIGNUS 2
BIGAMIAE 2
BONAQUE 2
BONUM 2
BRACHIUM 2
CALLIDE 2
CALUMNIA 2
CAPTIUIS 2
CAREAT 2
CASTITATEM 2
CATESBIUS 2
CAUSAE 2
CEDIS 2
CELEBRI 2
CELERITER 2
CENSEAM 2
CENSENT 2
CENSET 2
CEPERAT 2
CEPTUM 2
CEREMONIJS 2
CERTATIM 2
CESSIT 2

CHARIOR 2
CHARISSIME 2
CHARITATEM 2
CHRISTI 2
CIRCITER 2
CIUIBUS 2
CIUIUM 2
CLAMOR 2
CLARISSIMAE 2
CLARISSIMI 2
CLARISSIMO 2
CLERO 2
COENOBIO 2
COGITANTEM 2
COGNATI 2
COGNATIS 2
COLLOQUIO 2
COLLUSOR 2
COMITATUS 2
COMITEQUE 2
COMITER 2
COMITES 2
COMITIBUS 2
COMMENTUM 2
COMMODA 2
COMMODI 2
COMMODO 2
COMMUNEM 2
COMMUNI 2
COMPERTUM 2
COMPREHENSOS 2
CONATU 2
CONATUR 2
CONCEDERE 2
CONCILIATA 2
CONCILIAUERIT 2
CONCIONATOR 2
CONCIONATORIS 2
CONCIONE 2
CONCUBITU 2
CONDITIONEM 2
CONFIRMARET 2
CONFIRMATA 2
CONGRESSUS 2
CONIUGE 2
CONIUGIJ 2
CONIUNCTAM 2
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CONSCIENTIAM 2
CONSCIUM 2
CONSECUTA 2
CONSPECTU 2
CONSTANS 2
CONSTAT 2
CONSULTANT 2
CONSULTO 2
CONTENDIT 2
CONTENTIONE 2
CONTINUO 2
CONTRACTO 2
CONTUMELIAM 2
CONUENIT 2
CONUENTU 2
CONUENTUM 2
COPIAS 2
CORAM 2
CORPORI 2
CREDERET 2
CREDIBILE 2
CREDITORIBUS 2
CREDO 2
CREUIT 2
CRUCEM 2
CRUDELITER 2
CUBICULARIUM 2
CUBICULO 2
CUBITUM 2
CUIUSQUE 2
CULPA 2
CULPAE 2
CULPAM 2
CUPIDITAS 2
CURAUERUNT 2
CUSTODIAM 2
CUTE 2
DAMNUM 2
DARABIAE 2
DARBIAE 2
DATA 2
DEBEBAT 2
DEBET 2
DECEM 2
DECRETAM 2
DECRETUM 2
DECREUERAT 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 156
DEDEBATUR 2
DEDIT 2
DEERANT 2
DEFICERENTUR 2
DEFUISSE 2
DEFUNCTI 2
DELECTARENTUR 2
DELIGENDO 2
DELITESCERE 2
DEPRAUAT 2
DESCENDIT 2
DESPICIENS 2
DESTINATUM 2
DESTINATUS 2
DESTITERAT 2
DIADEMATE 2
DICAT 2
DICO 2
DIEM 2
DIFFUNDERE 2
DIGNAM 2
DIGNITATE 2
DIGNUM 2
DIMITTENDUM 2
DIREPTA 2
DISCRIMINE 2
DISIUNGIT 2
DISPEREAM 2
DISPOSITOS 2
DISSENTIONUM 2
DISTINERE 2
DIUERSABATUR 2
DIUERSI 2
DIUINA 2
DIUINITUS 2
DIUINO 2
DIUITIJS 2
DIXERIT 2
DIXI 2
DOLOREM 2
DOLORI 2
DOMO 2
DOTE 2
DUAS 2
DUCIQUE 2
DUCITUR 2
DUCO 2

DUCTU 2
DUNTAXAT 2
EAQUE 2
EBLANDIRI 2
EBORACENSEM 2
EBORACENSIS 2
EDICTO 2
EFFLUERET 2
EGEAT 2
EGERET 2
EGIT 2
ELEGANTEM 2
ELIZABETHA 2
ELUDI 2
EMERCARI 2
EMITTERE 2
EMULORUM 2
EQUITE 2
EQUITUM 2
EQUUM 2
ESTATE 2
ESTIMARETUR 2
ESTIMATA 2
ETATEM 2
ETATULA 2
ETSI 2
EUENIT 2
EUMQUE 2
EXCEPIT 2
EXCEPTUS 2
EXCITATUS 2
EXECRABILIS 2
EXEQUI 2
EXHAURIRE 2
EXHIBUIT 2
EXIGENDIS 2
EXIGUA 2
EXIGUAM 2
EXIGUO 2
EXIMIUM 2
EXIRE 2
EXISTIMO 2
EXITUM 2
EXPECTABAT 2
EXPECTABATUR 2
EXPERTUS 2
EXPLORATUM 2
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EXTERNUS 2
FACERE 2
FACERET 2
FACIE 2
FACIENDUM 2
FACILEM 2
FACINORE 2
FACINORIS 2
FACTAM 2
FACTIONEM 2
FACTIONUM 2
FACTURUS 2
FACTUS 2
FALSA 2
FALSO 2
FAMAE 2
FATA 2
FATIS 2
FAUSTIS 2
FECERAT 2
FECERIT 2
FECISSE 2
FELICITER 2
FERCULUM 2
FERINAMQUE 2
FERT 2
FERUNT 2
FESTINARET 2
FIAT 2
FIDELITER 2
FIDEMQUE 2
FIDUCIAE 2
FIGURAT 2
FILIA 2
FINGE 2
FINIS 2
FLAGRABAT 2
FLECTI 2
FLEXU 2
FLORENTISSIMO 2
FLORENTIUM 2
FORET 2
FORMIDO 2
FORTASSIS 2
FORTUNA 2
FORTUNIS 2
FORUM 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 157
FRATRUM 2
FREQUENS 2
FUERE 2
FUERUNT 2
FUISSET 2
FULCIRI 2
FUTURUS 2
GENIO 2
GENTILICIO 2
GERENDAE 2
GERMANUS 2
GESSIT 2
GESTU 2
GRADU 2
GRAIO 2
GRAIUS 2
GRASSATUS 2
GRAUE 2
GRAUEM 2
GRAUITER 2
HABEAT 2
HABEBITUR 2
HABENDAM 2
HABERENT 2
HABERETUR 2
HABUERE 2
HABUERUNT 2
HAMPTONA 2
HAMPTONAM 2
HAS 2
HASTINGUM 2
HASTINGUS 2
HASTYNGI 2
HENRICUM 2
HEREDITATE 2
HERUS 2
HISTORIA 2
HOMINEM 2
HOMINI 2
HOMINIBUS 2
HOMINIS 2
HOMO 2
HONESTO 2
HONESTUM 2
HONORIFICENTIUS 2
HORTATUR 2
HORUM 2

HUIUSCEMODI 2
HUMANAE 2
HUMANO 2
IAMQUE 2
IBIDEM 2
IBIQUE 2
IDONEUS 2
IGNORAT 2
III 2
IJDEMQUE 2
IJS 2
IJSDEM 2
ILLUSTRISSIMUM 2
IMMANI 2
IMMANIS 2
IMMODICA 2
IMMUNITATE 2
IMO 2
IMPENDEAT 2
IMPENDIO 2
IMPENSE 2
IMPLORARE 2
IMPROBA 2
IMPROBOS 2
INAUCTA 2
INCEDEBAT 2
INCENDERET 2
INCERTUS 2
INCIDERE 2
INCITASSET 2
INCREPATUS 2
INDIES 2
INDOLE 2
INDUBITATUS 2
INDUCERE 2
INDUSTRIAM 2
INFERIOR 2
INFICIOR 2
INGEMINANTIUM 2
INIECTA 2
INIMICI 2
INIMICIS 2
INIMICITIA 2
INIMICITIAS 2
INIMICORUM 2
INITIUM 2
INNOCENTIA 2
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INNUEBAT 2
INSCITIA 2
INSIDIAE 2
INSIGNEM 2
INSIGNIS 2
INSINUANDAE 2
INSONS 2
INTEGRO 2
INTELLIGAT 2
INTEMPESTIUA 2
INTENTI 2
INTERCESSERAT 2
INTRO 2
INUASERAT 2
INUASERIT 2
INUENIAS 2
INUENIET 2
INUIDIOSUM 2
INUISAM 2
INUISIS 2
IRAM 2
IRATUS 2
IRET 2
IRI 2
ISTI 2
ISTIUS 2
ITEM 2
ITUR 2
IUDICIUM 2
IUDICUM 2
IURA 2
IUUENEM 2
LACHRIMIS 2
LATRONES 2
LAUDIS 2
LETUS 2
LEUE 2
LEUIS 2
LIBERTATI 2
LIBERUM 2
LIBET 2
LIBIDINEM 2
LIBUIT 2
LICEBIT 2
LICET 2
LICUIT 2
LITEM 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 158
LOCUTUROS 2
LOCUTUS 2
LONDINENSEM 2
LONDINO 2
LOQUENDI 2
LUCE 2
LUDERE 2
MACHINANTUR 2
MAGICIS 2
MAGISTRATU 2
MAGNAM 2
MAGNIFICUM 2
MAGNUM 2
MAIOR 2
MAIOREM 2
MALICIA 2
MALIS 2
MALITIAM 2
MANENDUM 2
MANENTE 2
MANERE 2
MARITI 2
MATERIA 2
MATERNO 2
MATERNUS 2
MATRI 2
MAXIMAE 2
MAXIMAS 2
MEDIUM 2
MEIS 2
MEMORIA 2
MEMORIAM 2
MENS 2
MENTES 2
MEORUM 2
MEOS 2
METUEBANT 2
MEUS 2
MILITIBUS 2
MILLIBUS 2
MINISTER 2
MINISTRIS 2
MINOREM 2
MISERAM 2
MISSO 2
MODERATIOR 2
MOLESTUM 2

MOLIMINIS 2
MORATUS 2
MORES 2
MULIEBREM 2
MULIEBRI 2
MULIEBRIS 2
MULIER 2
MULIERCULA 2
MULIERIS 2
MULTOS 2
MUNERE 2
MUNIMENTUM 2
MUNUS 2
MUSSITARE 2
NAMQUE 2
NARRANT 2
NASCERETUR 2
NATALIBUS 2
NATALIUM 2
NATAM 2
NATI 2
NATUS 2
NECESSITAS 2
NEGARE 2
NEGLECTO 2
NEGLIGENTIUS 2
NEGOTIJ 2
NEGOTIO 2
NEPOS 2
NEPOTEM 2
NIHILO 2
NOCTEM 2
NOCTIS 2
NOMINATIM 2
NOSTRI 2
NOUAM 2
NULLUS 2
NUM 2
NUTU 2
OBEDIEBANT 2
OBIECTUM 2
OBTINUERAT 2
OBUIAM 2
OCCASIONEM 2
OCCIDENTALE 2
OCCUBUIT 2
OCTAUI 2
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OCULOS 2
ODERAT 2
ODIOSE 2
OFFENSAS 2
OFFENSIS 2
OFFENSUS 2
ONUS 2
OPERA 2
OPERAE 2
OPPIDUM 2
ORAMUS 2
ORATIONIS 2
ORBEM 2
ORDINES 2
OS 2
OSTENDERE 2
OSTENTAT 2
PACATIS 2
PACE 2
PARANTEM 2
PARENT 2
PARENTIS 2
PARERET 2
PARIETEM 2
PARRICIDAE 2
PARTA 2
PARTICIPES 2
PARTIS 2
PATERETUR 2
PATIMUR 2
PATRI 2
PATRIBUS 2
PATRUUS 2
PAULATIM 2
PAULI 2
PAULULUM 2
PAUORE 2
PECULIARITER 2
PECUNIJS 2
PEDIBUS 2
PEDIBUSQUE 2
PENITIUS 2
PERACTA 2
PERGERET 2
PERPETUAM 2
PERSUADERETUR 2
PIGNORE 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 159
PINKERUS 2
PLACITURA 2
PLACUIT 2
PLEBIS 2
PLENA 2
PLEROSQUE 2
PLURIMIS 2
PLUSQUAM 2
POMPA 2
POPULAREM 2
POPULARI 2
POPULOQUE 2
POPULUMQUE 2
POSSESSIONEM 2
POSSIS 2
POSTERIS 2
POSTREMIS 2
POSTRIDIE 2
POSTULATIS 2
POSTULET 2
POTENTEM 2
POTENTISSIMO 2
POTIOREM 2
POTIUSQUAM 2
POTUERIT 2
POTUISSET 2
PRAECEPS 2
PRANDIUM 2
PREFECTI 2
PREFECTUS 2
PRELIO 2
PREPONDERAT 2
PRESENTI 2
PRESENTIAM 2
PRESENTIS 2
PRESTARE 2
PRETEXTUM 2
PREUENIENS 2
PRIMAE 2
PRIMI 2
PRIMOS 2
PRINCIPATUS 2
PRISTINI 2
PRIUATUS 2
PRIUS 2
PRODITIO 2
PRODITORES 2

PRODITORUM 2
PROGREDI 2
PROGRESSU 2
PROHIBEANT 2
PROHIBERE 2
PROPOSUIT 2
PROSPERIS 2
PROTECTORE 2
PROUIDENTER 2
PROUISUM 2
PROUT 2
PROXIME 2
PROXIMUS 2
PRUDENTIAE 2
PUBLICAM 2
PUDOR 2
PUDORE 2
PUELLA 2
PUELLAE 2
PURPURATOS 2
QUADAM 2
QUALE 2
QUAQUE 2
QUATENUS 2
QUATINUS 2
QUATUOR 2
QUAUIS 2
QUE 2
QUEMPIAM 2
QUERERE 2
QUERI 2
QUICQUID 2
QUIES 2
QUIETISSIMUM 2
QUIQUE 2
QUOPIAM 2
QUOQUAM 2
QUORUNDAM 2
QUOSLIBET 2
QUOTQUOT 2
QUOUIS 2
RADICES 2
RATIONE 2
RATUM 2
RECENSEAM 2
RECUSARET 2
RECUSET 2
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REDDIDIT 2
REDEAT 2
REFERRE 2
REGIO 2
REGNIQUE 2
REIQUE 2
RELICTA 2
RELIGIONE 2
RELINQUERET 2
RELIQUA 2
RELIQUAE 2
REMPUBLICAM 2
REOR 2
REPELLERENT 2
REPUTANTES 2
RESCIUIT 2
RESPECTUS 2
RESPONSO 2
RESTARE 2
RESTITANTEM 2
RETINERE 2
RETULISSET 2
REUEREBANTUR 2
REUERENTER 2
RICARDI 2
RICHARDO 2
RIMA 2
RIUERO 2
ROBORE 2
RUDIS 2
RUMOR 2
SACRAMENTO 2
SACRAMENTUM 2
SACRORUM 2
SANCTE 2
SANCTISSIMAM 2
SANE 2
SANGUINI 2
SAPIENTIA 2
SATELLITUM 2
SCELERUM 2
SCEPTRUM 2
SCIAS 2
SECURAM 2
SEDITIONE 2
SEDITIONEM 2
SEMET 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 160
SENATORIBUS 2
SENTIEBANT 2
SENTIO 2
SEQUEBATUR 2
SEQUI 2
SERIO 2
SERUM 2
SHAO 2
SHAUS 2
SIBIMET 2
SIGNO 2
SIMULATIONE 2
SIMULATIS 2
SITA 2
SOLA 2
SOLUM 2
SPACIUM 2
SPEI 2
SPERAUERAT 2
SPLENDORE 2
SPURIO 2
STANLEO 2
STATUISSET 2
STETIT 2
STUDET 2
STUDIJS 2
STUDIO 2
STUPORE 2
SUASIT 2
SUBIRE 2
SUBLIMEM 2
SUBNIXA 2
SUFFICIEBAT 2
SUMERE 2
SUPERBIAM 2
SUPERSIT 2
SUPERSTITE 2
SUPPLICIJS 2
SUPREMA 2
SUSPICANTUR 2
SUSPICIO 2
SUSPICIONE 2
SUSTINET 2
SUSTULIT 2
SYMBOLUM 2
TACENTIBUS 2
TACITE 2

TALE 2
TALEM 2
TALIBUS 2
TANTAE 2
TANTIS 2
TEMPESTIUE 2
TEMPORIBUS 2
TENUIS 2
TERRAE 2
TERTIO 2
THOMA 2
THOMAS 2
TIMERE 2
TIMET 2
TIMIDE 2
TOLLERE 2
TOTA 2
TOTO 2
TOTUS 2
TRACTATURUM 2
TRES 2
TRIBUS 2
TRISTIBUS 2
TUA 2
TUAM 2
TUERETUR 2
TUMULTUS 2
TUORUM 2
TURBAE 2
TUTELA 2
TUTELAM 2
TUUM 2
VALENTIBUS 2
VALERE 2
VANOS 2
VASA 2
VBIQUE 2
VECTIGAL 2
VELIM 2
VELLEM 2
VELLES 2
VENATIONE 2
VENERE 2
VENIA 2
VENIAT 2
VENTURAM 2
VERBO 2
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VERITATE 2
VERIUSQUE 2
VERSA 2
VERSATUS 2
VERTERE 2
VERUS 2
VESTRAS 2
VESTRI 2
VIAE 2
VICIO 2
VICIT 2
VICIUM 2
VICTORIA 2
VICTUM 2
VIDEAR 2
VIDEAT 2
VIDENTUR 2
VIDEOR 2
VIDERE 2
VIDUA 2
VIDUAE 2
VINCULIS 2
VINDESORAE 2
VINDESORAM 2
VIOLARE 2
VIOLENTIA 2
VIRGINIS 2
VIRORUM 2
VIROS 2
VIRTUTUM 2
VIS 2
VITIO 2
VITIUM 2
VITULAMINE 2
VIUIT 2
VIX 2
VLLAM 2
VLLUS 2
VLTIMA 2
VLTIMUM 2
VOCABULUM 2
VOCATUR 2
VOCEM 2
VODEUILO 2
VOLUPTATUM 2
VOTA 2
VSUS 2
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 161
VTCUNQUE 2
VTEBATUR 2
VTILI 2
VTRAMQUE 2
VTRAMUIS 2
VTVT 2
VULGATO 2
VULT 2
VULTIS 2
VULTUQUE 2
VULTUS 2
VXORUM 2
ABBATIS 1
ABDIDERANT 1
ABDIDERAT 1
ABDUCERE 1
ABDUCTUM 1
ABESSE 1
ABFUERAT 1
ABFUISSE 1
ABFUISSET 1
ABHORRENTEM 1
ABHORRERE 1
ABIECTAM 1
ABIJCERE 1
ABIJT 1
ABITUM 1
ABLEGATIS 1
ABLEGATOS 1
ABLEGAUIT 1
ABLEGES 1
ABLIGURIT 1
ABRADEBATUR 1
ABS 1
ABSIT 1
ABSOLUTA 1
ABSQUE 1
ABSTENTURI 1
ABSTINENDUM 1
ABSTINENS 1
ABSTINUISSE 1
ABSTINUIT 1
ABSTRAHET 1
ABSTRAHI 1
ABSTRAXERIT 1
ABSTRUDAT 1
ABSTULERIT 1

ABSTULISSET 1
ABSUNT 1
ABUSU 1
ABUTUNTUR 1
ACCEDANT 1
ACCEDERE 1
ACCELERARET 1
ACCENSUM 1
ACCEPISSENT 1
ACCEPISSET 1
ACCEPTAM 1
ACCEPTURA 1
ACCERSI 1
ACCERSIRI 1
ACCERSITA 1
ACCESSIONE 1
ACCESSURI 1
ACCINCTIOR 1
ACCINGERET 1
ACCIPERENTUR 1
ACCIPERET 1
ACCIPIET 1
ACCIPIT 1
ACCLAMATUM 1
ACCOMMODO 1
ACCUBUIT 1
ACCURATISSIMOS 1
ACCURRENTES 1
ACCUSANTE 1
ACCUSARE 1
ACCUSATORIS 1
ACCUSATOS 1
ACER 1
ACERBA 1
ACERBIOSIUS 1
ACERBISSIMO 1
ACIES 1
ACRE 1
ACRIS 1
ACRITER 1
ACTORUM 1
ACTUM 1
ADACTO 1
ADACTUM 1
ADAMARE 1
ADAMAUERAT 1
ADAMAUIT 1
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ADBLANDIENS 1
ADBLANDIRI 1
ADCREUERAT 1
ADDEBANTUR 1
ADDITUROS 1
ADDUCI 1
ADDUCTA 1
ADDUCTAS 1
ADDUCTO 1
ADDUCTOS 1
ADDUCTUM 1
ADDUXERUNT 1
ADEAMUS 1
ADEGIT 1
ADEMPTA 1
ADEMPTO 1
ADEONE 1
ADEOQUE 1
ADERIT 1
ADESSE 1
ADESSET 1
ADEUNT 1
ADFABILIS 1
ADFECTAUIT 1
ADFERRET 1
ADFERT 1
ADFINES 1
ADFLATUS 1
ADFUNDERET 1
ADHIBEANT 1
ADHIBEBANT 1
ADHIBEBANTUR 1
ADHIBERI 1
ADHIBITI 1
ADHIBITIS 1
ADIECIT 1
ADIMET 1
ADITU 1
ADIUDICAUIT 1
ADIUNGENT 1
ADIUNGUNT 1
ADIUNXIT 1
ADIURATA 1
ADIUUA 1
ADMINISTRANDO 1
ADMINISTRATIONE 1
ADMINISTRATIONEM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 162
ADMIRABILEM 1
ADMIRABITUR 1
ADMIRABUNDI 1
ADMIRATIONE 1
ADMIRATIONI 1
ADMISERIT 1
ADMISSI 1
ADMITTANT 1
ADMITTERET 1
ADMITTI 1
ADMITTIT 1
ADMODUMQUE 1
ADMONEANT 1
ADMONENS 1
ADMONENTE 1
ADMONERETUR 1
ADMONET 1
ADMONITIS 1
ADMONITO 1
ADMONITUS 1
ADMORSO 1
ADMOUERET 1
ADMOUIT 1
ADNITERENTUR 1
ADOLESCENS 1
ADOLESCENTIAE 1
ADOLESCERE 1
ADORNABATUR 1
ADPROPERARET 1
ADSCISCAT 1
ADSCISCI 1
ADSCITIS 1
ADSCITOS 1
ADSENSERE 1
ADSENSI 1
ADSERERE 1
ADSERERET 1
ADSERUABANTUR 1
ADSERUARETUR 1
ADSERUARI 1
ADSUEUI 1
ADSURGENTES 1
ADUENISTI 1
ADUENTARE 1
ADUENTUM 1
ADUENTUS 1
ADUERSAE 1

ADUERSARETUR 1
ADUERSARI 1
ADUERSATUROS 1
ADUERSATURUS 1
ADUERSISQUE 1
ADUERSUM 1
ADULATIONE 1
ADULATIONEM 1
ADULATIONIBUS 1
ADULATIONIS 1
ADULTAM 1
ADULTERINO 1
ADUMBRANS 1
ADUOLUTA 1
ADUOLUTUM 1
AEDEM 1
AEQUA 1
AERARIO 1
AETAS 1
AETATE 1
AETATEM 1
AEUI 1
AFFECTABAT 1
AFFECTOS 1
AFFECTU 1
AFFECTUI 1
AFFEREBAT 1
AFFERIMUS 1
AFFERRENT 1
AFFERS 1
AFFINEM 1
AFFINES 1
AFFINESQUE 1
AFFINITATE 1
AFFINITATIS 1
AFFIRMO 1
AFFLICTAM 1
AFFLICTIS 1
AFFLICTUM 1
AGAT 1
AGENDAS 1
AGENT 1
AGENTIBUS 1
AGENTIUM 1
AGERE 1
AGERET 1
AGGREDI 1
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AGGREDIENDIS 1
AGGRESSUS 1
AGI 1
AGITABANT 1
AGITABANTQUE 1
AGITARE 1
AGITASSE 1
AGITATUR 1
AGITATURA 1
AGITAUISSET 1
AGNATORUM 1
AGNOSCERE 1
AGNUS 1
AGRIPPAM 1
AGUNT 1
AGUNTUR 1
AH 1
AIO 1
AIT 1
AIUNT 1
ALEA 1
ALENDUM 1
ALI 1
ALIAVE 1
ALIENA 1
ALIENAE 1
ALIENARE 1
ALIENI 1
ALIQUANTUM 1
ALIQUI 1
ALIQUOD 1
ALIQUORUM 1
ALIQUOS 1
ALIUNDE 1
ALIUS 1
ALLATAM 1
ALLOCUTUS 1
ALLOQUUTUS 1
ALOES 1
ALPHABETICAL 1
ALTAM 1
ALTAS 1
ALTERNANTE 1
ALTEROQUE 1
ALTEROS 1
ALTERUTRI 1
ALTIOREM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 163
ALTUMQUE 1
ALUEO 1
ALUERAT 1
ALUO 1
AMABILITER 1
AMANDANDI 1
AMANTISSIMUS 1
AMARETUR 1
AMARI 1
AMAT 1
AMATUS 1
AMBAGIBUS 1
AMBIENDAS 1
AMBIENTI 1
AMBIGITUR 1
AMBIGUAM 1
AMBIGUE 1
AMBITAM 1
AMBITIO 1
AMBITIONIS 1
AMBITIOSE 1
AMBITUM 1
AMBITUR 1
AMBOBUS 1
AMBORUM 1
AMBULACRO 1
AMICAE 1
AMICISSIMO 1
AMICITIAE 1
AMICITIAM 1
AMITTERE 1
AMO 1
AMOLIENDUM 1
AMOLIRENTUR 1
AMOLIRI 1
AMOLITUR 1
AMPLECTEBATUR 1
AMPLECTERE 1
AMPLEXIBUS 1
AMPLEXUS 1
AMPLITUDO 1
AMPLUM 1
AMPUTANDUM 1
AMPUTATUM 1
ANCILLAM 1
ANCIPITIUS 1
ANGLI 1

ANGUSTIAS 1
ANGUSTIJS 1
ANGUSTUM 1
ANHELUS 1
ANIMADUERTERET 1
ANIMADUERTISSENT 1
ANIMADUERTIT 1
ANIMAE 1
ANIMANT 1
ANIMATUM 1
ANIMUMQUE 1
ANNA 1
ANNI 1
ANNISQUE 1
ANNORUM 1
ANNUENTE 1
ANNUENTIBUS 1
ANNUIT 1
ANNUM 1
ANTECESSERINT 1
ANTEFERRET 1
ANTEHAC 1
ANTEIRET 1
ANTEQUAM 1
ANTICIPARE 1
ANTIQUATAM 1
ANTRA 1
ANTRO 1
ANTRUM 1
ANXIO 1
APER 1
APERIATUR 1
APERIT 1
APERTAE 1
APERUERAT 1
APERUISSE 1
APIBUS 1
APOSTOLORUM 1
APPARATUS 1
APPARUIT 1
APPELLANT 1
APPELLARI 1
APPELLATA 1
APPENSO 1
APPETENTES 1
APPETIERUNT 1
APPETISSE 1
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APPLAUDERETUR 1
APPOSITAS 1
APPREHENDENS 1
APPROBA 1
APPROBANT 1
APPROBATURI 1
APPROBAUERO 1
AQUAM 1
ARBITRABATUR 1
ARBITRATUR 1
ARBITRATUS 1
ARCHIEPISCOPO 1
ARCHIEPISCOPUM 1
ARDEAT 1
ARDENTES 1
ARDERET 1
ARGUTATUR 1
ARIDA 1
ARIS 1
ARMAUIT 1
ARROGARE 1
ARROGO 1
ARTE 1
ARTES 1
ARTUBUS 1
ASCENDIT 1
ASCRIBI 1
ASILUM 1
ASPERA 1
ASPERNARI 1
ASPIRANTEM 1
ASPIRANTIBUS 1
ASSENTABANTUR 1
ASSEQUUTURUS 1
ASSERENDO 1
ASSESSOR 1
ASTRINGO 1
ASTRUXIT 1
ASTUPENTIBUS 1
ASTUTISSIMAM 1
ASTUTOS 1
ASYLA 1
ASYLANOS 1
ATROCIA 1
ATROCIOR 1
ATROCITATEM 1
ATROCITER 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 164
ATROX 1
ATTENDITE 1
ATTINGERET 1
ATTONITAM 1
ATTONITIS 1
ATTONITUS 1
ATTROCITER 1
ATTULERIT 1
AUARITIAE 1
AUCTAS 1
AUCUPATUM 1
AUDACIA 1
AUDAX 1
AUDEAM 1
AUDEAT 1
AUDEBANT 1
AUDERI 1
AUDIBILIUS 1
AUDIENS 1
AUDIENTEM 1
AUDIENTIS 1
AUDIES 1
AUDIRET 1
AUDIRETUR 1
AUDIRI 1
AUDISSE 1
AUDISSET 1
AUDIT 1
AUDITURO 1
AUDITUS 1
AUDIUI 1
AUELLI 1
AUERSUM 1
AUERTAT 1
AUERTERE 1
AUERTERENT 1
AUERTI 1
AUERTIT 1
AUFEREBANT 1
AUFUGERE 1
AUGURIAQUE 1
AUGUSTINIENSIUM 1
AUGUSTISSIMAE 1
AUGUSTIUS 1
AUIDE 1
AUIDI 1
AUIDUMQUE 1

AULAE 1
AULICOS 1
AUREM 1
AURIGAE 1
AUSAE 1
AUSCULTABAT 1
AUSCULTAUERAT 1
AUSIM 1
AUSIS 1
AUSPICATIO 1
AUSPICATURUS 1
AUSPICIJS 1
AUSTRALI 1
AUSURUM 1
AUTEM 1
AUTHORITATEM 1
AUUNCULO 1
AUUNCULUM 1
AUXERAT 1
AUXILIJ 1
AUXILIO 1
AVUERSAE 1
BAPTISMA 1
BAPTISTAM 1
BELLICA 1
BELLICOSUM 1
BELLIVE 1
BELLUA 1
BENEDICTINORUM 1
BENEFACTUM 1
BENEFICIA 1
BENEFICIUM 1
BENEUOLOS 1
BENIGNE 1
BENIGNITATEM 1
BENIGNITATEMQUE 1
BERNETTUM 1
BIDUUM 1
BIENNIO 1
BIENNIUM 1
BILIS 1
BINA 1
BIRETA 1
BLANDA 1
BLANDICIJS 1
BLANDIEBATUR 1
BLANDIENTIS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
BLANDIETUR 1
BLANDUS 1
BOKYNGAMIAE 1
BONAE 1
BONAM 1
BONUS 1
BOREALIS 1
BREUE 1
BRIGITTA 1
BRITANIA 1
BRITANIAM 1
BRITANICAM 1
BRITANICARUM 1
BRITANICIS 1
BULLAE 1
BURDETI 1
CACODEMONEM 1
CADAUEROSA 1
CADERE 1
CADUCEATOR 1
CADUCEATOREM 1
CADUCEATORI 1
CALAMITAS 1
CALAMITATEM 1
CALAMITATI 1
CALAMITATIS 1
CALETO 1
CALIGINEM 1
CALLENTEM 1
CALLIDIS 1
CALLIDUM 1
CALUA 1
CALUMNIAE 1
CALUMNIANTES 1
CALUMNIARI 1
CALUMNIAS 1
CAMERARIO 1
CANCELLARIUM 1
CANCELLARIUS 1
CANDIDA 1
CANDIDAS 1
CAPERET 1
CAPESCENDA 1
CAPIEBAT 1
CAPIENDA 1
CAPIENDAM 1
CAPIENDUM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 165
CAPIT 1
CAPITALITER 1
CAPITIBUS 1
CAPTARI 1
CAPTIS 1
CAPTIUAM 1
CAPTIUUS 1
CAPTO 1
CAPTOQUE 1
CAPTOS 1
CAPTUM 1
CAPULO 1
CAPULUM 1
CAPUTQUE 1
CARCER 1
CARCERIS 1
CARDINALEM 1
CARDINALI 1
CARENDUM 1
CARNIFICINAE 1
CARUISSE 1
CASSES 1
CASTIGENT 1
CASTRIS 1
CASU 1
CASUM 1
CASURA 1
CASUS 1
CASUSUE 1
CATESBIO 1
CATESBIUM 1
CATHERINA 1
CAUSABANTUR 1
CAUSAQUE 1
CAUSARENTUR 1
CAUTIONE 1
CAUTIOR 1
CAUTUM 1
CAUTUS 1
CECILIA 1
CEDAT 1
CEDE 1
CEDEM 1
CEDENTEM 1
CEDERE 1
CEDES 1
CEDIBUS 1

CEDIDERATQUE 1
CEDIDISSE 1
CELANDI 1
CELASSE 1
CELASSET 1
CELATO 1
CELEBI 1
CELEBRATI 1
CELEBRIBUS 1
CELEBRIS 1
CELEBRITAS 1
CELEBRITASQUE 1
CELEBRITATE 1
CELEBRITATEM 1
CELERI 1
CELO 1
CENSEAT 1
CENSEBANT 1
CENSUERIM 1
CENSUISSET 1
CENSUISTIS 1
CENSUS 1
CEPERIT 1
CEPERUNT 1
CEPISSET 1
CEPISTIS 1
CEPTA 1
CEPTAM 1
CEPTO 1
CERDONEM 1
CEREO 1
CERNERE 1
CERNERET 1
CERNITIS 1
CERTAE 1
CERTAM 1
CERTAMINE 1
CERTATUM 1
CERTISSIMUM 1
CERTOQUE 1
CERTUS 1
CERUICES 1
CERUICIBUS 1
CESSERAT 1
CESSERINT 1
CESSISSE 1
CESSURAM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
CETERIS 1
CHARAM 1
CHARI 1
CHARIOREM 1
CHARISSIMA 1
CHARISSIMAM 1
CHARISSIMUM 1
CHARISSIMUS 1
CHARITAS 1
CHARITATIS 1
CHARUM 1
CHORO 1
CHORUM 1
CHRISTIANOS 1
CHRISTUM 1
CIBI 1
CIRCA 1
CIRCUMACTUM 1
CIRCUMFUSAM 1
CIRCUMSPECTARE 1
CIRCUMSPECTE 1
CIRCUMSPICIENTI 1
CIRCUMUENTIS 1
CIRCUMUENTOS 1
CISTAS 1
CITIUS 1
CIUEM 1
CIUEQUE 1
CIUESQUE 1
CIUILEM 1
CIUILI 1
CIUILIOR 1
CIUILIUM 1
CIUITATE 1
CIUITATEM 1
CIUITATES 1
CIUITATIS 1
CIUJ 1
CLAM 1
CLAMABATUR 1
CLAMANTIBUS 1
CLAMANTIUM 1
CLAMITAT 1
CLAMOREM 1
CLANCULARIO 1
CLANDESTINE 1
CLANDESTINO 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 166
CLARA 1
CLARISSIMA 1
CLARISSIMUM 1
CLARO 1
CLASSEM 1
CLAUDERET 1
CLAUSOS 1
CLAUSTRO 1
CLAUSUM 1
CLEMENSQUE 1
CLEMENTEM 1
CLEMENTIA 1
CLERICORUM 1
CLITELLAS 1
COACTA 1
COACTAE 1
COACTAM 1
COACTI 1
COACTOS 1
COALESCUNT 1
COALITAM 1
COCO 1
COEGISSET 1
COGANT 1
COGEBATUR 1
COGITABAT 1
COGITABIT 1
COGITARE 1
COGITASSET 1
COGITAT 1
COGITATIO 1
COGITATIONE 1
COGITATIONES 1
COGITATIS 1
COGITATUM 1
COGNATIO 1
COGNATIOQUE 1
COGNATISQUE 1
COGNATORUM 1
COGNITURUM 1
COGNOMENTO 1
COGNOSCENDI 1
COGNOSCERE 1
COGNOSCETUR 1
COGNOSCITIS 1
COGNOUERIT 1
COGNOUIT 1

COITU 1
COLLAPSO 1
COLLEGIA 1
COLLIBUISSET 1
COLLIGENS 1
COLLIGERET 1
COLLOCASSET 1
COLLOCATUM 1
COLLOCAUERANT 1
COLLOQUENDI 1
COLLOQUENTEM 1
COLLOQUENTES 1
COLLOQUIJ 1
COLLOQUIUM 1
COLLUDAT 1
COLLUM 1
COLLUSORIS 1
COLLUUIES 1
COLOR 1
COMITANTUR 1
COMITATURUS 1
COMITE 1
COMITESQUE 1
COMITI 1
COMITISQUE 1
COMMEMORANDA 1
COMMEMORATIONE 1
COMMENTO 1
COMMESSATIO 1
COMMISSO 1
COMMISSUM 1
COMMITANTE 1
COMMITTERET 1
COMMITTO 1
COMMODAM 1
COMMODISSIMA 1
COMMODIUS 1
COMMODOQUE 1
COMMODUS 1
COMMOTUS 1
COMMOUENDUM 1
COMMOUERE 1
COMMOUERIER 1
COMMUNICATA 1
COMMUNICATUM 1
COMMUNICAUERAT 1
COMMUNIS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
COMMUNITER 1
COMPARANS 1
COMPARASSEM 1
COMPARATA 1
COMPARATI 1
COMPARATUS 1
COMPARET 1
COMPATRUMQUE 1
COMPEGERAT 1
COMPELLATO 1
COMPELLENS 1
COMPELLERENT 1
COMPENDIUM 1
COMPERERO 1
COMPERI 1
COMPERIAT 1
COMPERISSE 1
COMPERTA 1
COMPERTAM 1
COMPETENTE 1
COMPETISSE 1
COMPETIT 1
COMPLECTAMINI 1
COMPLERI 1
COMPLETE 1
COMPLEUERE 1
COMPLEXIBUS 1
COMPLEXUS 1
COMPLICATIS 1
COMPLORANTEM 1
COMPONETIS 1
COMPONI 1
COMPORTATA 1
COMPOSITIS 1
COMPOSITUM 1
COMPRECATIONIBUS 1
COMPREHENDEBANTUR 1
COMPREHENDUNT 1
COMPRESSISSET 1
COMPRESSIT 1
COMPROBES 1
COMPULIT 1
CONABOR 1
CONANTEM 1
CONARER 1
CONARI 1
CONATUM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 167
CONATUS 1
CONCEDENDO 1
CONCEDERET 1
CONCEDUNT 1
CONCEPIMUS 1
CONCEPISSET 1
CONCEPTAM 1
CONCEPTUS 1
CONCESSIT 1
CONCIDENS 1
CONCIDISSE 1
CONCILIANDAM 1
CONCILIANDOS 1
CONCILIAT 1
CONCILIET 1
CONCINNE 1
CONCIONANDO 1
CONCIONATORIBUS 1
CONCIONIS 1
CONCIPERE 1
CONCITARENT 1
CONCITARETUR 1
CONCITASSE 1
CONCITAT 1
CONCORDETIS 1
CONCORDIAE 1
CONCUBIA 1
CONCUBINAM 1
CONCUBITUM 1
CONCURRERE 1
CONCUTI 1
CONDI 1
CONDITUM 1
CONDONARE 1
CONDONATIS 1
CONDUCTURA 1
CONETUR 1
CONFECTUM 1
CONFERENS 1
CONFERENTIBUS 1
CONFERES 1
CONFESSIONEM 1
CONFESTIM 1
CONFICIENDUM 1
CONFIDAM 1
CONFIDAS 1
CONFIDATIS 1

CONFIDE 1
CONFIDENDUM 1
CONFIDENTIUS 1
CONFIDERE 1
CONFIRMANDAS 1
CONFIRMARE 1
CONFIRMASSET 1
CONFIRMATAEQUE 1
CONFIRMATO 1
CONFIRMAUERE 1
CONFLARET 1
CONFLARI 1
CONFLICTATUM 1
CONFLICTATUS 1
CONFLICTU 1
CONFLUENTIUM 1
CONFLUXERIT 1
CONFOSSUM 1
CONFUGI 1
CONFUGIANT 1
CONFUGITUR 1
CONFUSIS 1
CONGESTUROS 1
CONGLOBARI 1
CONGLOBAUERANT 1
CONGLUTINET 1
CONGREGETUR 1
CONGRUERENT 1
CONIECERUNT 1
CONIECISSET 1
CONIECTANTIBUS 1
CONIECTET 1
CONIECTIS 1
CONIECTURASQUE 1
CONIJCIENS 1
CONIJCIT 1
CONIUGEM 1
CONIUGIA 1
CONIUGIBUS 1
CONIUNGERET 1
CONIUNGI 1
CONIUNX 1
CONIUNXERIT 1
CONIURANTIUM 1
CONIURASSE 1
CONIUX 1
CONQUERUNTUR 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
CONSANGUINEOS 1
CONSCENSIS 1
CONSCIA 1
CONSCIENTIAE 1
CONSCIJ 1
CONSCIJS 1
CONSCIOS 1
CONSECRARE 1
CONSECUTURAS 1
CONSECUTUS 1
CONSENSUM 1
CONSENTIENTIS 1
CONSERUANDI 1
CONSERUANDUM 1
CONSERUASSET 1
CONSERUAUIT 1
CONSERUIMUS 1
CONSIGNARENT 1
CONSILIORUM 1
CONSILIUMQUE 1
CONSISTERE 1
CONSOLATI 1
CONSOLATIONEM 1
CONSOLATIONIS 1
CONSOPITA 1
CONSORTES 1
CONSPECTIS 1
CONSPECTUM 1
CONSPECTUS 1
CONSPERGI 1
CONSPICATUR 1
CONSPICIEBANTUR 1
CONSPICUAM 1
CONSPICUI 1
CONSPIRARUNT 1
CONSTABILIUIT 1
CONSTANTIA 1
CONSTERNATIONIS 1
CONSTET 1
CONSTITUERINT 1
CONSTITUTAM 1
CONSTITUTO 1
CONSUETA 1
CONSUETAE 1
CONSUETUDINE 1
CONSUETUDINEM 1
CONSUETUDINES 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 168
CONSUETUDINIS 1
CONSULENDUM 1
CONSULENS 1
CONSULENTI 1
CONSULENTIS 1
CONSULERENT 1
CONSULERET 1
CONSULTA 1
CONSULTANTIBUS 1
CONSULTARENT 1
CONSULTAT 1
CONSULTATIONI 1
CONSULTIS 1
CONSULTUM 1
CONSULTURAM 1
CONSULTURUM 1
CONTABUERIT 1
CONTECTA 1
CONTEMNENDUM 1
CONTEMPNENDAE 1
CONTENDEREM 1
CONTENDERIM 1
CONTENDISSE 1
CONTENDO 1
CONTENDUNT 1
CONTENTAM 1
CONTENTUS 1
CONTICESCERE 1
CONTICESCERET 1
CONTICUIT 1
CONTIGISSE 1
CONTIGIT 1
CONTIGUAM 1
CONTIGUUM 1
CONTINENDO 1
CONTINENTER 1
CONTINERE 1
CONTINERET 1
CONTINGERE 1
CONTINUISSET 1
CONTIONUM 1
CONTRAHI 1
CONTRARIA 1
CONTRAXERAT 1
CONTROUERSIAS 1
CONTUBERNIO 1
CONTUBERNIUM 1

CONTUMAX 1
CONTURBASSE 1
CONUECTI 1
CONUEHI 1
CONUEHUNT 1
CONUENERAT 1
CONUENIRET 1
CONUERSI 1
CONUERSUM 1
CONUIUAT 1
CONUIUENDI 1
CONUIUIO 1
CONUOCATA 1
CONUOCATO 1
CONUOCAUERAT 1
COPIJS 1
COPIOSE 1
COPUAUERAT 1
COPULARI 1
COPULATA 1
COPULATUM 1
CORDAM 1
CORONANDO 1
CORONATIONE 1
CORONATUS 1
CORONIS 1
CORPORISQUE 1
CORPORUM 1
CORRADENDI 1
CORREPTI 1
CORRIGENDIS 1
CORRIGETUR 1
CORRIGI 1
CORRIPERE 1
CORRIPUISSET 1
CORRUGATA 1
CORRUMPERE 1
CORRUMPI 1
CORRUPTI 1
CORRUPTIS 1
CORRUPTUM 1
CORRUPTURUM 1
COSTAS 1
COTIDIANA 1
COTURNATIS 1
CRASSE 1
CRASTINA 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
CREATUR 1
CREBRIS 1
CREDEBAT 1
CREDEBATUR 1
CREDENTIBUS 1
CREDERENT 1
CREDETUR 1
CREDIDISTIS 1
CREDIDIT 1
CREDIMUS 1
CREDIT 1
CREDITAM 1
CREDITIS 1
CREDITORUM 1
CREDITUM 1
CREDITUR 1
CREDITUS 1
CREDULI 1
CREDULUM 1
CREDUNT 1
CREDUNTUR 1
CRESCET 1
CRETENSIS 1
CRIMINATUSQUE 1
CRIMINE 1
CRIMINIS 1
CRUCE 1
CRUDELIS 1
CRUDELITAS 1
CRUENTIS 1
CRUORE 1
CUBICULARIO 1
CUIPIAM 1
CUIUIS 1
CUIUSMODI 1
CUIUSUIS 1
CULTU 1
CUNCTA 1
CUNCTANTER 1
CUNCTANTES 1
CUNCTARENTUR 1
CUNCTARI 1
CUNCTATI 1
CUNCTATIONEM 1
CUNCTI 1
CUPERENT 1
CUPIDITATE 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 169
CUPIRETUR 1
CURANTE 1
CURANTIBUS 1
CURARE 1
CURARENT 1
CURARUM 1
CURAT 1
CURATAM 1
CURATORES 1
CURATURUS 1
CURAUIT 1
CURIA 1
CURIAE 1
CURIAM 1
CURIOSOS 1
CURRICULO 1
CURSU 1
CUSTODIA 1
CUSTODIBUS 1
CYMBIS 1
DABO 1
DAMNANS 1
DAMNARE 1
DAMNI 1
DANDA 1
DAPIFERO 1
DARENT 1
DARI 1
DAT 1
DATAM 1
DATO 1
DATUR 1
DATURUM 1
DATUS 1
DAUE 1
DEAMARE 1
DEBEANT 1
DEBEATUR 1
DEBERENT 1
DEBERET 1
DEBERI 1
DEBETUR 1
DEBITUM 1
DEBUISSET 1
DECEAT 1
DECENTISSIMAM 1
DECERNAT 1

DECERNITUR 1
DECESSISSET 1
DECIDERE 1
DECISO 1
DECLARANT 1
DECLARAT 1
DECLARATIS 1
DECLINANTEM 1
DECLINETUR 1
DECRETA 1
DECREUERE 1
DECREUERIT 1
DECREUI 1
DECREUISSE 1
DECREUISSENT 1
DECREUISSEQUE 1
DECREUISSET 1
DECREUIT 1
DECUERAT 1
DECUMBENS 1
DECUS 1
DECUTITUR 1
DEDECEANT 1
DEDECORAT 1
DEDECORE 1
DEDECUS 1
DEDERITIS 1
DEDICAUIT 1
DEDIMUS 1
DEDISSET 1
DEDISSETIS 1
DEDUCATIS 1
DEDUCENDUS 1
DEDUCI 1
DEDUCTUROS 1
DEERUNT 1
DEESSE 1
DEFERT 1
DEFFENDAS 1
DEFICERET 1
DEFICIATUR 1
DEFICIENTIBUS 1
DEFIGEBANTUR 1
DEFIXUS 1
DEFLECTERET 1
DEFUIT 1
DEFUNCTAE 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
DEFUNCTIS 1
DEFUNGERETUR 1
DEFUTURUM 1
DEGENERASSE 1
DEGENERES 1
DEIECERAT 1
DEIJCIAT 1
DELAPSUS 1
DELATORUM 1
DELATUM 1
DELATUS 1
DELECTETUR 1
DELECTI 1
DELECTUM 1
DELECTURI 1
DELEGENDA 1
DELEGI 1
DELEGISSET 1
DELERE 1
DELETA 1
DELIBERABUNDA 1
DELIBERANT 1
DELICTA 1
DELICTI 1
DELINITUS 1
DELINQUENTIBUS 1
DELITESCAT 1
DELITESCENDUM 1
DEMANDABATUR 1
DEMANDARENTUR 1
DEMANDATUM 1
DEMIGRO 1
DEMIRARI 1
DEMON 1
DENSAM 1
DENTES 1
DENTIBUS 1
DENUNCIANS 1
DENUNCIATA 1
DEPELLENDI 1
DEPELLI 1
DEPEREAT 1
DEPICTUMQUE 1
DEPLORATAM 1
DEPLORAUIT 1
DEPONENTES 1
DEPOSITI 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 170
DEPOSITIS 1
DEPOSITO 1
DEPOSUERAT 1
DEPREHENDEBANTUR 1
DEPREHENDERENT 1
DEPREHENDISSENT 1
DEPREHENSAS 1
DEPREHENSO 1
DEPUGNATUM 1
DEPULSO 1
DEPULSORES 1
DERIUARI 1
DERIUATIONE 1
DERIUETUR 1
DERTFORDIAM 1
DESCENDISSET 1
DESCENDITUR 1
DESIDERARENTUR 1
DESIDERETUR 1
DESIDERIUM 1
DESIDERIUMQUE 1
DESIERO 1
DESIGNANDI 1
DESIGNANDUM 1
DESIGNARETUR 1
DESIGNATO 1
DESIGNATURUS 1
DESIGNATUS 1
DESINIT 1
DESISTERET 1
DESPERATIONE 1
DESPEREM 1
DESTINABANTUR 1
DESTINABAT 1
DESTINABATUR 1
DESTINANT 1
DESTINASSENT 1
DESTINAUERUNT 1
DESTITUAT 1
DESTITUTUS 1
DESUNT 1
DET 1
DETERIOR 1
DETERIORE 1
DETERIORES 1
DETERRERE 1
DETERSERAT 1

DETESTABILIS 1
DETESTANS 1
DETRACTUM 1
DETRUNCAUIT 1
DETULISTIS 1
DETUR 1
DEUINCTUM 1
DEUINCTUS 1
DEUIRGINAUERAT 1
DEXTERUM 1
DEXTRA 1
DEXTRAM 1
DICANTUR 1
DICEBANTUR 1
DICEBAT 1
DICENDO 1
DICENDUM 1
DICENS 1
DICERENT 1
DICESSIT 1
DICETUR 1
DICIMUS 1
DICIT 1
DICTA 1
DICTATUM 1
DICTI 1
DICTIS 1
DICTU 1
DICTUM 1
DICTURAM 1
DICTUS 1
DIDICIMUS 1
DIDICISTIS 1
DIFFICILE 1
DIFFICILEM 1
DIFFICULTER 1
DIFFIDAM 1
DIFFIDERENT 1
DIFFIDO 1
DIFFUGERIT 1
DIGITIS 1
DIGNA 1
DIGNATIONEM 1
DIGNATUS 1
DIGNITATIS 1
DIGNOS 1
DIGREDIENS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
DIGRESSI 1
DIGRESSUS 1
DIJS 1
DILABI 1
DILEXIT 1
DILIGENTER 1
DILIGENTIA 1
DILIGENTIUS 1
DILUCIDE 1
DIMIDIO 1
DIMIDIUM 1
DIMISSIS 1
DIMISSO 1
DIMISSURA 1
DIMITTANTUR 1
DIMITTENDUS 1
DIMITTENTES 1
DIMITTITUR 1
DIRAE 1
DIRUTAM 1
DISCEDEBAT 1
DISCEDEMUS 1
DISCEDENDI 1
DISCEDIT 1
DISCEDUNT 1
DISCEPTAUIT 1
DISCERNAS 1
DISCESSIONE 1
DISCESSIT 1
DISCESSUM 1
DISCESSUROS 1
DISCORDANTES 1
DISCORDANTI 1
DISCORDATUM 1
DISCORDIAS 1
DISCRIMINABAT 1
DISCRIMINIS 1
DISCUMBENTES 1
DISCUMBERE 1
DISIUNGERENT 1
DISIUNGERENTUR 1
DISPARGI 1
DISPARIBUS 1
DISPARTIANTUR 1
DISPENDIO 1
DISPENDIUM 1
DISPLICEBAT 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 171
DISPLICET 1
DISPONENTE 1
DISPOSUERANT 1
DISPUTANDUM 1
DISPUTARENT 1
DISPUTATUR 1
DISPUTATURUM 1
DISSEMINARI 1
DISSENSERITIS 1
DISSENTIONE 1
DISSERENS 1
DISSIDENT 1
DISSIDENTES 1
DISSIDIO 1
DISSIMULANTES 1
DISSIMULANTIBUS 1
DISSIMULARE 1
DISSIMULATA 1
DISSIMULATIONE 1
DISSIMULATUM 1
DISSIMULENT 1
DISSUADENDO 1
DISTINENTUR 1
DISTRINGERER 1
DISTURBANDAS 1
DITIO 1
DITIONEM 1
DITIONIS 1
DITIOR 1
DITIORES 1
DIUERSUM 1
DIUERTERET 1
DIUERTIT 1
DIUINARE 1
DIUISA 1
DIUISIO 1
DIUISIONES 1
DIUISURUS 1
DIUITE 1
DIUITIVE 1
DIUO 1
DIURNA 1
DIUTURNIORE 1
DIUUM 1
DIVERTENTIBUS 1
DIXERAT 1
DIXISSET 1

DIXIT 1
DO 1
DOCTA 1
DOCTOR 1
DOCTRINA 1
DOCTRINAM 1
DOCUMENTUM 1
DOLEAT 1
DOLEO 1
DOLIA 1
DOLIUM 1
DOLO 1
DOLOR 1
DOMESTICO 1
DOMINATIONIS 1
DOMINE 1
DOMINI 1
DOMINICO 1
DOMINIS 1
DONATA 1
DONEC 1
DORMIAT 1
DORMIENTEM 1
DORMIENTI 1
DORSETTUM 1
DORSO 1
DOTES 1
DOTIBUS 1
DUBIAE 1
DUBIJS 1
DUBIO 1
DUBITABILIS 1
DUBITANT 1
DUBITANTIUM 1
DUBITARENT 1
DUBITARET 1
DUBITARI 1
DUBITEM 1
DUBITENT 1
DUBITES 1
DUBITO 1
DUBIUS 1
DUCEBAT 1
DUCENDIQUE 1
DUCENTE 1
DUCENTIBUS 1
DUCERETUR 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
DUCIT 1
DUELLO 1
DULCIA 1
DULCISSIMA 1
DUO 1
DUOBUS 1
DUOS 1
DUPLICANTE 1
DUPLICATO 1
DUPPLICATO 1
DURABAT 1
DURICIEM 1
DURIORA 1
DURIUS 1
DURUS 1
DUXERIT 1
DUXISSET 1
DYADEMATE 1
EANDEM 1
EANT 1
EARUMQUE 1
EATUR 1
EBORACENSI 1
ECQUID 1
EDAT 1
EDIBUS 1
EDICERE 1
EDICIT 1
EDICTI 1
EDICTUM 1
EDIDERIT 1
EDIFICANT 1
EDIFICIO 1
EDITIORE 1
EDMUNDUM 1
EDUCARET 1
EDUCARI 1
EDUCATA 1
EFFECERANT 1
EFFECERE 1
EFFECIT 1
EFFECTAM 1
EFFECTUM 1
EFFERARI 1
EFFERRENT 1
EFFERUM 1
EFFIGIES 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 172
EFFLICTIM 1
EFFOSSA 1
EFFRINGERE 1
EFFUNDERET 1
EFFUNDERETUR 1
EGEBAMUS 1
EGENTEMQUE 1
EGERE 1
EGESTATI 1
EGREDITUR 1
EGREGIAE 1
EGREGIAM 1
EGREGIJ 1
EGRESSUM 1
EGRITUDINE 1
EGROTARE 1
EIACULABANTUR 1
EIDEM 1
EIECTO 1
EIJCITUR 1
EIUSCEMODI 1
EIUSDEM 1
ELABATUR 1
ELARGITUM 1
ELATUS 1
ELECTIONE 1
ELEGANSQUE 1
ELEGANTI 1
ELICERETUR 1
ELIENSEM 1
ELIENSI 1
ELISABETHA 1
ELIZABETHAM 1
ELUDIT 1
ELUSISSET 1
ELUTO 1
EMENSUROS 1
EMINENTIAM 1
EMISSUM 1
EMITTAM 1
EMITTAS 1
EMITTAT 1
EMITTEREM 1
EMITTIT 1
EMPTAE 1
ENIMUERO 1
ENIXA 1

ENUTRIRI 1
EODEMQUE 1
EOUSQUE 1
EPISCOPIQUE 1
EPISCOPUM 1
EPISTOLAM 1
EPULIS 1
EQUARE 1
EQUES 1
EQUI 1
EQUITES 1
EQUIUS 1
EQUUS 1
ERATIS 1
ERECTIOR 1
EREPTUM 1
ERIGE 1
ERIGERET 1
ERIPERENT 1
ERIPIANT 1
ERRATUR 1
ERUDITUS 1
ERUMNAS 1
ERUMNIS 1
ERUMPENTE 1
ERUMPERENT 1
ERUMPERET 1
ERUPISSE 1
ES 1
ESTIMANTES 1
ESTIMANTIBUS 1
ESTIMARE 1
ESTIMATURAS 1
ESTIS 1
ESTNE 1
ETATE 1
ETATIBUS 1
ETERNO 1
ETERNUM 1
EUADAT 1
EUADERET 1
EUANUIT 1
EUEHENDUM 1
EUELLAS 1
EUENIAT 1
EUENTU 1
EUENTUS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
EUERSA 1
EUERTENDOS 1
EUITATO 1
EUNDI 1
EUOCATI 1
EXACTIS 1
EXACTISSIMAM 1
EXAGGERAT 1
EXAMINI 1
EXANIMATA 1
EXARMANDOS 1
EXARMASSET 1
EXARSERE 1
EXAUDIRETUR 1
EXAUDITAM 1
EXAUTHORANT 1
EXCEPISSENT 1
EXCEPTUM 1
EXCIDAT 1
EXCIDENT 1
EXCIDERAT 1
EXCIDERIT 1
EXCIPIANT 1
EXCIPIENDUM 1
EXCIPULIS 1
EXCITAT 1
EXCITAUIT 1
EXCOGITANDA 1
EXCOGITENTUR 1
EXCUBARI 1
EXCUSAT 1
EXCUSSA 1
EXCUSSAM 1
EXCUTIAT 1
EXECRANDA 1
EXECRANDI 1
EXEMPLIS 1
EXEMPLUM 1
EXEMPTA 1
EXERCEATUR 1
EXERCUERANT 1
EXESTUANTIS 1
EXHAUSERIT 1
EXHAUSTUM 1
EXHIBITUM 1
EXHILLARANDO 1
EXIBIT 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 173
EXICII 1
EXICIOSI 1
EXIERAT 1
EXIGAT 1
EXIGENDAS 1
EXIJSSE 1
EXILIUM 1
EXIMENDI 1
EXIMENDUM 1
EXIMERE 1
EXIMI 1
EXIMIA 1
EXIMIAE 1
EXIMIAM 1
EXISSET 1
EXISTIMET 1
EXITIBUS 1
EXITIO 1
EXITUS 1
EXORSUS 1
EXOSCULARE 1
EXPECTANTIUM 1
EXPECTAUIT 1
EXPECTENTQUE 1
EXPEDITIO 1
EXPERGISCERENTUR 1
EXPERIENDUM 1
EXPERIRETUR 1
EXPERTA 1
EXPERTI 1
EXPERTO 1
EXPETANT 1
EXPETITUM 1
EXPILATO 1
EXPIRAUIT 1
EXPLANAUIT 1
EXPLODERETUR 1
EXPLORATA 1
EXPLORATAE 1
EXPLORATIUS 1
EXPLORATORES 1
EXPONERE 1
EXPONIMUS 1
EXPONIT 1
EXPOSITUM 1
EXPOSUIT 1
EXPROBRAUIT 1

EXPULERIT 1
EXPUNCTA 1
EXSOLUTURA 1
EXSTRUCTIS 1
EXSUPERANT 1
EXTANTI 1
EXTERNA 1
EXTERNORUM 1
EXTERNUM 1
EXTEROS 1
EXTINCTA 1
EXTINCTUM 1
EXTINGUI 1
EXTOLLERE 1
EXTRAHI 1
EXTRAHITUR 1
EXTREMA 1
EXUBERAT 1
EXUIT 1
EXULANTE 1
EXULTABUNDUS 1
EXUNDAT 1
EXURGENS 1
EXUTUS 1
FABULA 1
FABULAE 1
FABULAM 1
FACESSERE 1
FACETIAS 1
FACETIJS 1
FACIAM 1
FACIATIS 1
FACIEM 1
FACIEMUS 1
FACIES 1
FACINORA 1
FACINOROSORUM 1
FACTIO 1
FACTIONES 1
FACTIONI 1
FACTIOSUS 1
FACTO 1
FACTU 1
FACTURI 1
FACTUROS 1
FACULTATE 1
FACULTATEM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
FACULTATES 1
FACUNDIOR 1
FACUNDUS 1
FALLI 1
FALLOR 1
FALLUNT 1
FALSAM 1
FALSI 1
FALSITAS 1
FALSITATE 1
FAMELICO 1
FAMIGERATA 1
FAMILIA 1
FAMILIAE 1
FAMILIAM 1
FAMILIAREM 1
FAMILIARI 1
FAMILIARIBUS 1
FAMILIARIS 1
FAMILIARITER 1
FAMILIAS 1
FAMOSAM 1
FAMULI 1
FASCINATUM 1
FASTUS 1
FATERENTUR 1
FATERETUR 1
FATETUR 1
FATI 1
FATIGANDO 1
FATIGATA 1
FATIGATUM 1
FATUM 1
FAUEBANT 1
FAUENTIBUS 1
FAUOR 1
FAUORABILIS 1
FAUORIBUS 1
FAUTOREM 1
FAUTORES 1
FAXINT 1
FEBRIS 1
FECERE 1
FECERINT 1
FECISSET 1
FEDERE 1
FEDUS 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 174
FEFELLISSE 1
FELICIOR 1
FELICISSIMUM 1
FEMELLIS 1
FEMINA 1
FEMINAE 1
FENESTRA 1
FERAMUS 1
FERCULIS 1
FERENDA 1
FERENDAM 1
FERENTEM 1
FERENTES 1
FERET 1
FERITATE 1
FERO 1
FEROX 1
FERRE 1
FERRENT 1
FERRO 1
FERUNTUR 1
FESTINABATUR 1
FESTINARI 1
FESTINATIONE 1
FESTINATO 1
FESTINAUERAT 1
FESTIUITATEM 1
FESTIUITER 1
FESTIUO 1
FIDELES 1
FIDELI 1
FIDENS 1
FIDEQUE 1
FIDET 1
FIDUCIAM 1
FIDUM 1
FIDUMQUE 1
FIDUS 1
FIGMENTA 1
FIGURAM 1
FIGURAS 1
FILIARUMQUE 1
FILIAS 1
FILIJ 1
FILIORUM 1
FILIUMQUE 1
FILJ 1

FINGAT 1
FINGERET 1
FINGIT 1
FINGITUR 1
FINIAM 1
FIRMA 1
FIRMAMENTUM 1
FIRMANDAE 1
FIRMAQUE 1
FIRMATA 1
FIRMATIS 1
FIRMATUM 1
FIRMAUIT 1
FIRMIUS 1
FIRMUM 1
FIRMUS 1
FISCUM 1
FIXUM 1
FLACCIDA 1
FLAGITET 1
FLAGITIJ 1
FLAGITIJS 1
FLAGITIO 1
FLAGITIOSI 1
FLAGITIOSISSIMI 1
FLAGITIUM 1
FLAGRAUERAT 1
FLECTERE 1
FLEXERE 1
FLEXIS 1
FLORENTEM 1
FLORENTIBUS 1
FLUITANTIS 1
FLUMEN 1
FLUUIUM 1
FOGGUM 1
FONTE 1
FOR 1
FORENT 1
FORIBUS 1
FORIS 1
FORISQUE 1
FORMAE 1
FORMAM 1
FORMIDABAT 1
FORMIDABATUR 1
FORMIDANDUM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
FORMIDINES 1
FORMIDOLOSUS 1
FORMOSA 1
FORMOSAM 1
FORSITAN 1
FORTES 1
FORTIS 1
FORTITER 1
FORTITUDINEM 1
FORTUNAM 1
FORTUNARUM 1
FORTUNAS 1
FORTUNATA 1
FORTUNATUS 1
FOUERET 1
FRACTI 1
FRACTUS 1
FRAGRA 1
FRATREMQUE 1
FRATREQUE 1
FRATRES 1
FRATRIBUS 1
FRAUDI 1
FRAUDIS 1
FRENARE 1
FREQUENTATUROS 1
FREQUENTER 1
FREQUENTES 1
FREQUENTISSIMO 1
FRETO 1
FRIGIDUM 1
FRONTE 1
FRONTIS 1
FRUCTUM 1
FRUCTUMQUE 1
FRUGEM 1
FRUSTRARI 1
FRUSTRATURIS 1
FRUSTRATUS 1
FUERANT 1
FUERIM 1
FUERINT 1
FUERITIS 1
FUGA 1
FUGIENDO 1
FUGIENTIBUS 1
FUGITIUO 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 175
FUGITIUOS 1
FUGIUNT 1
FUISSENT 1
FULCIENDA 1
FUNCTO 1
FUNCTUS 1
FUNERE 1
FURANTUR 1
FURES 1
FURIBUS 1
FURTO 1
FUTILES 1
FUTURA 1
FUTURIS 1
FUTURO 1
FUTURORUM 1
GALLIAEQUE 1
GALLIS 1
GAUDEBANT 1
GAUDENTIBUS 1
GAUDIJ 1
GAUISUS 1
GENAS 1
GENEROSA 1
GENEROSIS 1
GENEROSO 1
GENITRIX 1
GENTIUM 1
GENUA 1
GENUINOS 1
GENUS 1
GEORGIUM 1
GEORGIUS 1
GERAT 1
GEREBAT 1
GERENDAS 1
GERERE 1
GERERENT 1
GEREREQUE 1
GERERETUR 1
GERI 1
GERMANI 1
GERMANO 1
GERUNT 1
GESTA 1
GESTAMEN 1
GESTATO 1

GESTIENTEM 1
GESTUROS 1
GESTURUM 1
GIGNAT 1
GIGNERE 1
GLAUCESTRIE 1
GLOBO 1
GLOCESTRENSEM 1
GLORIAE 1
GNARI 1
GRAIA 1
GRAIAM 1
GRAIJ 1
GRANDIBUS 1
GRASSANDUM 1
GRASSANTIBUS 1
GRASSANTUR 1
GRATIAE 1
GRATIAEQUE 1
GRATIAQUE 1
GRATIFFICARETUR 1
GRATIFICATURAM 1
GRATIJS 1
GRATISSIMAM 1
GRATISSIMUS 1
GRATITUDO 1
GRATULANDUM 1
GRATULANTUR 1
GRATULARI 1
GRATULATIONE 1
GRATULATURA 1
GRATULOR 1
GRATUM 1
GRATUS 1
GRAUIDA 1
GRAUIOR 1
GRAUIS 1
GREGARIJS 1
GREGI 1
GRESSUQUE 1
GUBERNATORE 1
GUSTABO 1
HABEAM 1
HABEBANT 1
HABENDA 1
HABENDIS 1
HABENDUM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
HABENTI 1
HABES 1
HABETO 1
HABITABAT 1
HABITENT 1
HABITIOR 1
HABITO 1
HABITOS 1
HABITURAS 1
HABITURUM 1
HABITURUMQUE 1
HABITURUS 1
HABUERANT 1
HABUERIT 1
HAE 1
HAMPTONIAE 1
HARUM 1
HASTINGI 1
HASTYNGE 1
HAVVARDO 1
HENRICUS 1
HEREBATUR 1
HEREDIBUS 1
HEREDITARIUM 1
HEREDITATEM 1
HERERE 1
HERFORDIAE 1
HERI 1
HERO 1
HERUM 1
HESURAM 1
HII 1
HIIS 1
HIJS 1
HILARIS 1
HODIEQUE 1
HODIERNO 1
HOMICIDARUM 1
HOMICIDIS 1
HOMINIBUSQUE 1
HONESTA 1
HONESTATE 1
HONESTATEMQUE 1
HONESTISSIMI 1
HONESTUS 1
HONOR 1
HONORANDE 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 176
HONORATIOR 1
HONOREM 1
HONORES 1
HORAM 1
HORARUM 1
HORREAT 1
HORRENDA 1
HORREO 1
HORRERET 1
HORRIDOQUE 1
HORTIS 1
HORTOR 1
HOSTE 1
HOSTEM 1
HOSTI 1
HOSTIBUS 1
HOSTILITER 1
HOSTIO 1
HOSTIS 1
HUIUSMODI 1
HUMANIS 1
HUMANITATE 1
HUMANITATEM 1
HUMAUERE 1
HUMERO 1
HUMEROS 1
HUMI 1
HUMILI 1
HUMILIS 1
HUMILITAS 1
HUMILITATE 1
HYLAREM 1
HYLARIOR 1
HYLARIS 1
HYSPANI 1
HYSPANIAM 1
HYSTORIAM 1
IACEBAT 1
IACERE 1
IACET 1
IACTANTIA 1
IACTARI 1
IACTATAM 1
IACTURA 1
IACTURAE 1
IBANT 1
IBIT 1

IBRIDAS 1
ICTO 1
ICTUM 1
IDEMQUE 1
IDIPSUM 1
IDONEOS 1
IEIUNUM 1
IGNARUM 1
IGNARUS 1
IGNAUIA 1
IGNOBILIS 1
IGNORANTIAE 1
IGNORANTIS 1
IGNORARETUR 1
IGNORATIONE 1
IGNORO 1
IGNOSCERE 1
IIJ 1
IJDEM 1
ILLACHRIMAUIT 1
ILLATAM 1
ILLATUROS 1
ILLECEBRAE 1
ILLEGITIMAS 1
ILLEGITIMO 1
ILLICIBILI 1
ILLICITA 1
ILLINC 1
ILLITERATUS 1
ILLUDERET 1
ILLUSAM 1
ILLUSERAT 1
ILLUSTRI 1
ILLUSTRIA 1
ILLUSTRIOR 1
ILLUSTRIUM 1
ILLUSTRIUS 1
ILLUXIT 1
IMAGINEM 1
IMAGINIBUS 1
IMBECILLA 1
IMBUTI 1
IMBUTUS 1
IMMANEM 1
IMMANIUM 1
IMMATURA 1
IMMATURIS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
IMMATURIUS 1
IMMEDICABILIS 1
IMMENSAM 1
IMMENSUM 1
IMMERENTES 1
IMMERITUM 1
IMMERSO 1
IMMINENS 1
IMMINENTIA 1
IMMINERE 1
IMMINUETUR 1
IMMINUTUS 1
IMMISCERE 1
IMMITIS 1
IMMITTEREM 1
IMMIXTUS 1
IMMO 1
IMMOBILI 1
IMMODERATAM 1
IMMODESTA 1
IMMUNITAS 1
IMMUTARE 1
IMPACTO 1
IMPARATA 1
IMPARES 1
IMPARI 1
IMPARIA 1
IMPEDIMENTA 1
IMPEDITA 1
IMPEGIT 1
IMPELLI 1
IMPELLIT 1
IMPENDEBAT 1
IMPENSIOR 1
IMPERANDI 1
IMPERATOREM 1
IMPERAUIT 1
IMPERFECTA 1
IMPERITIA 1
IMPERITIAM 1
IMPERITUS 1
IMPERTERRITUS 1
IMPERTIUERAT 1
IMPETERE 1
IMPETITA 1
IMPETRABAT 1
IMPETRATA 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 177
IMPETRETUR 1
IMPETUM 1
IMPETUS 1
IMPIA 1
IMPIETAS 1
IMPIGER 1
IMPIJS 1
IMPINGERET 1
IMPIO 1
IMPIUM 1
IMPIUS 1
IMPLACABILI 1
IMPLACATUM 1
IMPLENT 1
IMPLETA 1
IMPLEUERAT 1
IMPLORES 1
IMPONENTES 1
IMPOTENS 1
IMPRESSISSE 1
IMPROBE 1
IMPROBI 1
IMPROBIS 1
IMPROBO 1
IMPROBUM 1
IMPROBUS 1
IMPROCERO 1
IMPROSPERAM 1
IMPROUIDA 1
IMPRUDENS 1
IMPUDENS 1
IMPUDENTER 1
IMPULSUQUE 1
IMPUNEQUE 1
IMPURA 1
INAMABILE 1
INANIA 1
INANIUM 1
INAUDITOS 1
INAUGEAM 1
INAUSPICATUM 1
INAUTHORATUS 1
INCAUTE 1
INCAUTOS 1
INCENDIJ 1
INCENDIT 1
INCENSAM 1

INCEPISSENT 1
INCEPTIS 1
INCEPTO 1
INCEPTUM 1
INCERTA 1
INCERTO 1
INCERTOS 1
INCESSENTIBUS 1
INCESSIT 1
INCIDAT 1
INCINCTI 1
INCIPIENDAE 1
INCIPIENDI 1
INCIPIT 1
INCITARE 1
INCIUILITER 1
INCLAMANDO 1
INCLAMARET 1
INCLAMARETUR 1
INCLAMAUERUNT 1
INCLARESCUNT 1
INCLARUIT 1
INCLEMENTEM 1
INCLITAE 1
INCLUSARUM 1
INCOGNITA 1
INCOGNITIS 1
INCOLA 1
INCOLUMEM 1
INCOLUMES 1
INCOLUMIA 1
INCOLUMITAS 1
INCOMMODA 1
INCOMMODE 1
INCOMMODIS 1
INCOMMODUM 1
INCONCINNE 1
INCREMENTI 1
INCREPITA 1
INCUBITURI 1
INCUMBENDUM 1
INCUMBENTIBUS 1
INCUMBERE 1
INCUMBERENT 1
INCURIA 1
INCUSAT 1
INCUSSIT 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
INDECORUM 1
INDECORUS 1
INDELEBILI 1
INDEMNES 1
INDEMPNATOS 1
INDENTATUM 1
INDEQUE 1
INDEX 1
INDICTAE 1
INDICTO 1
INDIGEO 1
INDIGET 1
INDIGNAM 1
INDIGNANTE 1
INDIGNUS 1
INDIGUM 1
INDOLEAT 1
INDOLEVE 1
INDOLIS 1
INDUBIAM 1
INDUBITATA 1
INDUCAT 1
INDUERE 1
INDULGENTER 1
INDULGENTIA 1
INDULGENTIAM 1
INDULGERET 1
INDUTURUS 1
INELUCTABILIS 1
INEPTIAS 1
INEPTISSIMO 1
INEQUALIBUS 1
INERANT 1
INERMIBUS 1
INESSE 1
INEUNTE 1
INEXCUSSUS 1
INFAMATURUM 1
INFAMIA 1
INFANTEM 1
INFANTIA 1
INFANTIAE 1
INFECTA 1
INFELICITATE 1
INFENSI 1
INFENSUS 1
INFERATUR 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 178
INFERENDAM 1
INFERRE 1
INFESTAE 1
INFESTAS 1
INFESTIOR 1
INFESTIUS 1
INFESTOS 1
INFICIAS 1
INFIMUS 1
INFIRMA 1
INFIRMUM 1
INFLEXIBILEM 1
INFLICTURUM 1
INFORMIBUS 1
INFORTUNIUM 1
INFRINGENDAM 1
INFRINGI 1
INFUNDI 1
INGEMISCAT 1
INGEMISCENS 1
INGENIUM 1
INGENTIA 1
INGENTIUM 1
INGRATA 1
INGRATO 1
INGREDIENDUM 1
INGREDITUR 1
INGRESSI 1
INHIABAT 1
INHONESTAM 1
INHONESTE 1
INHONESTI 1
INHONESTUM 1
INHONORUM 1
INIBATUR 1
INIECIT 1
INIECTUM 1
INIECTUROS 1
INIERAT 1
INIERUNT 1
INIJCERE 1
INIMICAM 1
INIMICIQUE 1
INIMICO 1
INIMICUM 1
INIQUE 1
INIQUI 1

INIQUUM 1
INIQUUS 1
INIRE 1
INIT 1
INITA 1
INITIUMQUE 1
INITUM 1
INITURUS 1
INIUCUNDUS 1
INIURIA 1
INIURIARUM 1
INIURIUM 1
INIUSSU 1
INNATAM 1
INNOCENS 1
INNOCENTEM 1
INNOCENTES 1
INNOCENTI 1
INNOCENTIAE 1
INNOCENTIAM 1
INNOCENTIOR 1
INNOCENTIUM 1
INNOXIUS 1
INOFFENSA 1
INOFFENSO 1
INOPES 1
INOPI 1
INOPINANTI 1
INOPINE 1
INOPORTUNUM 1
INOPPUGNATA 1
INPATIENTEM 1
INQUE 1
INSATIABILIS 1
INSCIO 1
INSCITIAE 1
INSCULPIMUS 1
INSEDERIT 1
INSEDISSE 1
INSIDENTIS 1
INSIDIANTIBUS 1
INSIDIOSA 1
INSIGNES 1
INSIGNI 1
INSIGNIA 1
INSIGNIEMUS 1
INSIGNIENDI 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
INSIGNIENDUM 1
INSIGNITER 1
INSIMULARI 1
INSINUARE 1
INSINUAT 1
INSISTERET 1
INSOLENS 1
INSPECTANTIUM 1
INSPERATAM 1
INSPIRANTE 1
INSPIRARI 1
INSPIRET 1
INSTANTEM 1
INSTIGARENT 1
INSTITERIT 1
INSTITUENDAM 1
INSTITUERANT 1
INSTITUERET 1
INSTITUERUNT 1
INSTITUITUR 1
INSTITUTA 1
INSTRENUUS 1
INSUETUM 1
INSULTANS 1
INSUSURRANS 1
INTEGRAM 1
INTEGRITATIS 1
INTELLIGANT 1
INTELLIGERE 1
INTELLIGITIS 1
INTEMPERANS 1
INTEMPERIES 1
INTENDERE 1
INTENDI 1
INTENTARETUR 1
INTENTARI 1
INTENTAS 1
INTENTATIS 1
INTENTET 1
INTENTIS 1
INTERCEPTUS 1
INTERCIPERENT 1
INTERFUERIT 1
INTERITU 1
INTERMICAT 1
INTERMISSO 1
INTERPELLANS 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 179
INTERPOSITO 1
INTERPRES 1
INTERPRETANDO 1
INTERPRETANTIBUS 1
INTERPRETATUR 1
INTERRUMPUNT 1
INTERTURBATA 1
INTERUALLO 1
INTERUENTU 1
INTERUERTENDIS 1
INTIMI 1
INTOLERANDAE 1
INTOLERANDIS 1
INTRANT 1
INTRARET 1
INTROITU 1
INTROMISSO 1
INTROMISSUM 1
INTRORUMPENTES 1
INTUENS 1
INTUENTI 1
INTUS 1
INUADENDI 1
INUADERE 1
INUADIS 1
INUADIT 1
INUECTUS 1
INUENERINT 1
INUENIRI 1
INUENTUROS 1
INUENTUS 1
INUERTERANT 1
INUETERASCERE 1
INUICTAM 1
INUIDEAT 1
INUIDENTIBUS 1
INUIDIAE 1
INUIDIS 1
INUIDUS 1
INUISAE 1
INUISI 1
INUISOS 1
INUISUM 1
INUISUS 1
INUISUSQUE 1
INUITO 1
INUITOS 1

INUITUM 1
INUTILE 1
IOCETUR 1
IOCULARES 1
IOCUM 1
IOHANNEM 1
IOHANNES 1
IPSARUM 1
IPSAS 1
IRA 1
IRACUNDUS 1
IRAE 1
IRAQUE 1
IRARUM 1
IRASCERETUR 1
IRREPARABILI 1
IRREPSERIT 1
IRRIDENT 1
IRRIDICULE 1
IRRITATIS 1
IRRUITUR 1
IRRUMPISSE 1
ISTAC 1
ISTHEC 1
ISTO 1
ISTUM 1
ITANE 1
ITINERIS 1
ITURIENTES 1
ITURUS 1
IUBENTE 1
IUBERET 1
IUBERETQUE 1
IUCUNDISSIMO 1
IUCUNDISSIMUM 1
IUDICABITIS 1
IUDICATUM 1
IUDICIA 1
IUDICIJS 1
IUDICIO 1
IUGULARENT 1
IUNCTA 1
IUNGUNTUR 1
IUNIJ 1
IUNXERUNT 1
IURAUIMUS 1
IURGIJS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
IUSSIS 1
IUSSO 1
IUSSU 1
IUSSUM 1
IUSTE 1
IUSTIUS 1
IUUENTAS 1
LABASCERE 1
LABE 1
LABEFACTATOS 1
LABES 1
LABOR 1
LABORABATUR 1
LABORARE 1
LABORATE 1
LABOREM 1
LABORES 1
LABORETUR 1
LABRO 1
LACHRIMANSQUE 1
LACTABANT 1
LAETISSIMAM 1
LAICI 1
LANCINATUM 1
LANGUIDIUS 1
LANQUAM 1
LAPSU 1
LAPSUS 1
LAQUEIS 1
LAQUEUM 1
LARGITIOSUS 1
LASCIUIENS 1
LATA 1
LATEBRARUM 1
LATEBRAS 1
LATEBRIS 1
LATIBULUM 1
LATROCINIA 1
LATROCINIJS 1
LATRONIBUS 1
LATRONUM 1
LATUS 1
LAUDABIT 1
LAUDANTIBUS 1
LAUDARE 1
LAUDATI 1
LAUDEM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 180
LAUDES 1
LAUDIBUS 1
LECESTRENSI 1
LECTUM 1
LECTURAM 1
LEGATIONEM 1
LEGATO 1
LEGAUERAT 1
LEGENTEM 1
LEGERE 1
LEGITIMIS 1
LEGITIMOS 1
LENIENDUM 1
LENIRE 1
LENIRETUR 1
LEPIDO 1
LESAE 1
LESOS 1
LETALIS 1
LETI 1
LETICIA 1
LETIFERAE 1
LETIORA 1
LETISSIMAM 1
LEUATOS 1
LEUATUS 1
LEUICULA 1
LEUIOR 1
LEUISSIME 1
LIBEBIT 1
LIBENTIBUS 1
LIBENTIUS 1
LIBER 1
LIBERA 1
LIBERANDI 1
LIBERE 1
LIBERI 1
LIBERIORE 1
LIBERIUS 1
LIBERTAS 1
LIBIDINE 1
LIBIDINIS 1
LIBUERIT 1
LICENTER 1
LICENTIAM 1
LICUERIT 1
LICUISSET 1

LINCOLNIENSIS 1
LINGUACEM 1
LINGUAE 1
LINGUAM 1
LIS 1
LITE 1
LITERARUM 1
LITERISQUE 1
LITES 1
LITTERIS 1
LOCIS 1
LOCORUM 1
LOCUPLETUM 1
MULIERES 1
LONDINENSE 1
LONDINUM 1
LONGA 1
LONGIOR 1
LONGIOREM 1
LONGIS 1
LONGISSIME 1
LONGISSIMO 1
LONGITUDINE 1
LONGO 1
LOQUACITATE 1
LOQUAR 1
LOQUENTI 1
LOQUENTIBUS 1
LOQUENTIS 1
LOQUENTIUMQUE 1
LOQUERENTUR 1
LUBEAT 1
LUBERE 1
LUCEM 1
LUCIAM 1
LUCRATURUS 1
LUCRO 1
LUCTU 1
LUCTUS 1
LUDAT 1
LUDENS 1
LUDIBRIUM 1
LUDIBUNDUS 1
LUDICRA 1
LUDIFICET 1
LUDLOI 1
LUDOS 1
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LUEBATUR 1
LUPI 1
LUSTRATA 1
LUSURUM 1
LUSURUS 1
LUXU 1
MACHINAS 1
MACHINATRIX 1
MACILENTA 1
MACTARIQUE 1
MAGIAE 1
MAGISQUE 1
MAGISTER 1
MAGNAE 1
MAGNAS 1
MAGNIFICA 1
MAGNIFICE 1
MAGNIQUE 1
MAGNISQUE 1
MAGNITUDINEM 1
MAGNOQUE 1
MAIESTATI 1
MAIJ 1
MAIORIBUS 1
MAIUSQUE 1
MALAM 1
MALEBAT 1
MALIQUE 1
MALIT 1
MALUMQUE 1
MALUS 1
MANCA 1
MANDANT 1
MANDATUM 1
MANE 1
MANENTEM 1
MANERET 1
MANETO 1
MANICA 1
MANIFESTARIJ 1
MANSISSE 1
MANU 1
MANUMQUE 1
MANUNE 1
MANUSQUE 1
MARES 1
MARISQUE 1
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MARITIS 1
MARITORUM 1
MARKAMI 1
MARMORI 1
MARQUESIUS 1
MARTIUM 1
MASCULI 1
MATERIAM 1
MATERNAE 1
MATERNAM 1
MATERNOS 1
MATRIMONIA 1
MATRIMONIJ 1
MATRIMONIUM 1
MATRONA 1
MATURAE 1
MATURANDUM 1
MATURAUISSENT 1
MATURUERINT 1
MATURUM 1
MAXIMAM 1
MAXIMARUM 1
MAXIMIS 1
MECUM 1
MEDEA 1
MEDIA 1
MEDIAM 1
MEDICARUM 1
MEDICIS 1
MEDIOCRE 1
MEDIOS 1
MEDITARENTUR 1
MEDITATI 1
MELIORUM 1
MELLIS 1
MEMBRANA 1
MEMBRIS 1
MEMINERIT 1
MEMINISSE 1
MEMINISSET 1
MEMINISTI 1
MEMORATO 1
MENDICANDO 1
MENE 1
MENIBUS 1
MENSE 1
MENSI 1

MENSIBUS 1
MENSIS 1
MENTEM 1
MENTIS 1
MENTITURUS 1
MEQUE 1
MERA 1
MERCATOR 1
MERCATORES 1
MERCEDE 1
MERENTES 1
MERERETUR 1
MERETRICULAE 1
MERETRICULAS 1
MERETRICUM 1
MERETRIX 1
MERIS 1
MERITOS 1
MERITUM 1
MERORE 1
MERUERAT 1
MESTITUDINEM 1
MESTUS 1
METICULOSA 1
METICULOSUS 1
METUAM 1
METUEBAT 1
METUENDI 1
METUENS 1
METUENTEM 1
METUENTI 1
METUENTIUM 1
METUERE 1
METUERET 1
METUIT 1
METUMQUE 1
METUUNT 1
MIDELTONUS 1
MIGRATURIS 1
MIHIQUE 1
MILIBUS 1
MILITARIS 1
MILITES 1
MILITIAE 1
MILLE 1
MILLESIMUM 1
MINABUNDUS 1
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MINIMIS 1
MINISTERIO 1
MINITANTES 1
MINOR 1
MINORIS 1
MINORUM 1
MIRA 1
MIRABATUR 1
MIRACULO 1
MIRAE 1
MIRANTEM 1
MIRARI 1
MIRE 1
MIRERE 1
MIRO 1
MIRUS 1
MISCERETUR 1
MISER 1
MISERABILI 1
MISERAT 1
MISEREBANTUR 1
MISEREBATUR 1
MISERERETUR 1
MISERERI 1
MISERICORDES 1
MISERICORDITER 1
MISSUM 1
MISTELBROCUM 1
MITE 1
MITEM 1
MITESCERE 1
MITIGABAT 1
MITIS 1
MITTENDUM 1
MITTERE 1
MITTERETUR 1
MITTUNT 1
MODERAMEN 1
MODERANDAE 1
MODERANDO 1
MODERATOR 1
MODESTUS 1
MODICO 1
MODIS 1
MOERORE 1
MOESTI 1
MOLES 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 182
MOLESTAE 1
MOLESTI 1
MOLESTIAE 1
MOLIATUR 1
MOLIRETUR 1
MOLITOS 1
MOLLEM 1
MOLLIS 1
MONASTERIO 1
MONIALIUM 1
MONITIO 1
MONITUS 1
MORAE 1
MORARETUR 1
MORAS 1
MORBUM 1
MORIBUS 1
MORIENS 1
MORIENTIS 1
MORIS 1
MORO 1
MORS 1
MORTALES 1
MORTALI 1
MORTALITATIS 1
MOS 1
MOTURI 1
MOUENDO 1
MOUERE 1
MULCTAE 1
MULIERE 1
MULIEREM 1
MULTAM 1
MULTAQUE 1
MULTISQUE 1
MULTITUDINEM 1
MULTOQUE 1
MULTORUMQUE 1
MUNDI 1
MUNITIONES 1
MUSSITENT 1
MUTANDI 1
MUTARI 1
MUTATAM 1
MUTATIONE 1
MUTATUS 1
MUTUAE 1

MUTUAM 1
NACTUS 1
NARRANTIS 1
NARRATA 1
NARRAUIT 1
NARRETUR 1
NASCENTEM 1
NASCETUR 1
NASCI 1
NASHEFELDI 1
NASSAM 1
NATA 1
NATIUUM 1
NATOQUE 1
NATU 1
NAUFRAGIUM 1
NAUIS 1
NECANDOS 1
NECATIS 1
NECE 1
NECESSARIAE 1
NECESSARIAM 1
NECESSARIJ 1
NECESSARIJS 1
NECESSARIO 1
NECESSARIOS 1
NECESSARIUM 1
NECESSITATE 1
NECESSITATIS 1
NECESSITUDINES 1
NECIS 1
NECTENTE 1
NEGAUERIM 1
NEGAUIT 1
NEGLECTU 1
NEGLIGENS 1
NEGLIGENTIA 1
NEGLIGERET 1
NEGOTIORUM 1
NEGOTIUM 1
NEPOTES 1
NEPOTI 1
NEPOTIBUS 1
NEPOTULUS 1
NEPOTUM 1
NEQUEO 1
NEQUIRET 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
NESCIEBATUR 1
NESCIRET 1
NESCIRETIS 1
NEUTRA 1
NEVE 1
NEX 1
NIL 1
NIMIA 1
NITEBATUR 1
NITERETUR 1
NITI 1
NOBILEM 1
NOBILIS 1
NOBILITAS 1
NOBILITATEM 1
NOBILITATIS 1
NOBISCUM 1
NOBISQUE 1
NOCENTES 1
NOCERE 1
NOCTU 1
NOCTURNA 1
NOCTURNO 1
NOLENTE 1
NOLENTEM 1
NOMINA 1
NOMINATIS 1
NOMINIBUS 1
NONDUM 1
NONNULLA 1
NONNULLAE 1
NORUNT 1
NOSCERET 1
NOSTER 1
NOSTIN 1
NOSTRAM 1
NOSTRAS 1
NOSTRO 1
NOTA 1
NOTABILIS 1
NOTABILITER 1
NOTARENT 1
NOTATOS 1
NOTISQUE 1
NOTO 1
NOTOS 1
NOTUM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 183
NOUANDIS 1
NOUASQUE 1
NOUERANT 1
NOUERCA 1
NOUI 1
NOUIMUS 1
NOUO 1
NOUOS 1
NOXA 1
NOXAM 1
NOXIUS 1
NUDARETUR 1
NUDIPES 1
NUDITATI 1
NUGAMENTA 1
NULLAM 1
NUMEN 1
NUMERARET 1
NUMERET 1
NUMERO 1
NUMINE 1
NUNCIARETUR 1
NUNCIASSE 1
NUNCIOS 1
NUNTIO 1
NUNTIUS 1
NUPERUM 1
NUPSERAT 1
NUPSIT 1
NUPTA 1
NUPTIARUM 1
NURUS 1
OBDUCTO 1
OBERATORUM 1
OBFIRMATO 1
OBIACET 1
OBICEM 1
OBIECTA 1
OBIECTURUS 1
OBIJCERE 1
OBIJCIAT 1
OBIJSSET 1
OBIJT 1
OBIMBIBET 1
OBITER 1
OBITURI 1
OBLATAM 1

OBLECTAMENTA 1
OBLECTANT 1
OBLECTANTUR 1
OBLIQUO 1
OBLIUIOSUS 1
OBLIUISCI 1
OBLONGUM 1
OBNOXIJS 1
OBNOXIUM 1
OBNOXIUS 1
OBSCURIS 1
OBSCURO 1
OBSECRABAT 1
OBSECRANT 1
OBSECRARE 1
OBSEQUEBATUR 1
OBSEQUENS 1
OBSEQUI 1
OBSEQUIUM 1
OBSEQUUTI 1
OBSERUANTIAM 1
OBSERUATA 1
OBSESSIS 1
OBSESSUM 1
OBSIDENTE 1
OBSIT 1
OBSTARE 1
OBSTETISSE 1
OBSTETRICANTE 1
OBSTIPUIT 1
OBSTRICTUM 1
OBSTRICTUROS 1
OBSTRICTUS 1
OBSTRINGERE 1
OBTEMPERETUR 1
OBTENDEBATUR 1
OBTENTU 1
OBTESTORQUE 1
OBTICENTIS 1
OBTINENDUM 1
OBTINERE 1
OBTINES 1
OBTINGAT 1
OBTORPUERAT 1
OBTRUDERETUR 1
OBTRUNCARENT 1
OBTULI 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
OBTULISSET 1
OBUENIT 1
OBUERSANTIS 1
OBUIUM 1
OBUIUS 1
OCCIDENTALI 1
OCCIDENTEM 1
OCCIDERE 1
OCCIDUNT 1
OCCIPIUNT 1
OCCISO 1
OCCUBUISSET 1
OCCULTATA 1
OCCULTE 1
OCCULTIS 1
OCCULTUM 1
OCCUPANDOS 1
OCCUPANDUM 1
OCCUPARIT 1
OCCUPATO 1
OCCUPET 1
OCCURRENS 1
OCCURRENTI 1
OCCURRERAT 1
OCCURRERUNT 1
OCCURRIT 1
OCCURSU 1
OCIJ 1
OCIOSUM 1
OCTUAGESIMO 1
OCULOQUE 1
OCULUM 1
ODIA 1
ODIJ 1
ODIT 1
ODORATUS 1
OFFENDERET 1
OFFENDERETUR 1
OFFENSAE 1
OFFENSAM 1
OFFENSUM 1
OFFERRET 1
OFFERTUR 1
OFFICIJS 1
OFFICILJ 1
OFFICIOSE 1
OFFICIT 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 184
OFFICIUM 1
OFFIRMATIOR 1
OMEN 1
ONERA 1
ONERARI 1
OPERANTIBUS 1
OPERIS 1
OPINANTE 1
OPINANTIS 1
OPINATI 1
OPINIONEM 1
OPORTEAT 1
OPORTET 1
OPORTUERIT 1
OPORTUNITATE 1
OPORTUNOS 1
OPORTUNUM 1
OPPERIEBATUR 1
OPPIDI 1
OPPORTUNA 1
OPPRESSA 1
OPPRESSERAT 1
OPPRESSERUNT 1
OPPRESSI 1
OPPRESSISSENT 1
OPPRESSUS 1
OPPRIMERE 1
OPPRIMERET 1
OPPROBRIUM 1
OPRIMENDA 1
OPRIMERET 1
OPTABAT 1
OPTANDAM 1
OPTASSES 1
OPTASSET 1
OPTASTIS 1
OPTET 1
OPTIMA 1
OPTIME 1
OPTIMI 1
OPTIMO 1
OPULENTIAE 1
OPULENTUM 1
OPUM 1
OPUMQUE 1
ORA 1
ORABAT 1

ORARE 1
ORAT 1
ORATIONEM 1
ORBI 1
ORDINEVE 1
ORDINIS 1
ORI 1
ORIGINIS 1
ORIS 1
ORNATEQUE 1
ORPHANIS 1
ORTU 1
OSCITANTIBUS 1
OSCITANTIS 1
OSSA 1
OSSIBUS 1
OSTENDERET 1
OSTENDIMUS 1
OSTENTABANT 1
OSTENTARE 1
OSTENTARENT 1
OSTENTATA 1
OSTIUM 1
PACATA 1
PACIS 1
PAENITENTIAE 1
PALAM 1
PALATINIS 1
PALLIO 1
PALPATIONIS 1
PAR 1
PARARI 1
PARATO 1
PARATUS 1
PARCERET 1
PARENTE 1
PARENTIUM 1
PARENTUM 1
PARES 1
PARI 1
PARIA 1
PARIUM 1
PARLAMENTI 1
PARTICIPEM 1
PARTUM 1
PARUI 1
PASSIM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
PASSURAM 1
PASSUROS 1
PASSUS 1
PATERENT 1
PATERNO 1
PATI 1
PATIAMUR 1
PATIAR 1
PATIENTES 1
PATRABIT 1
PATRATAM 1
PATRATIS 1
PATRATO 1
PATRATUM 1
PATRAUERAT 1
PATRAUERIT 1
PATRIA 1
PATRIAEQUE 1
PATRILJS 1
PATROCINIO 1
PATRUI 1
PAUCA 1
PAUCARUM 1
PAUCI 1
PAUCIS 1
PAUCISQUE 1
PAUCOS 1
PAUESCAS 1
PAUESCAT 1
PAUESCERE 1
PAUIDA 1
PAUIDOS 1
PAULISPER 1
PAUORIS 1
PAX 1
PECCANTIS 1
PECCATUM 1
PECCETUR 1
PECTORIS 1
PECULIARE 1
PECULIAREM 1
PECUNIA 1
PEDEM 1
PEIERARET 1
PELAGI 1
PELLEXERAT 1
PELLICEM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 185
PENAE 1
PENAM 1
PENDENTIBUS 1
PENDERE 1
PENDET 1
PENE 1
PENITEBAT 1
PENITENDO 1
PENITENTIAM 1
PENITENTIUM 1
PENSI 1
PEPERCISSET 1
PEPERERIT 1
PEPERI 1
PERCULSIS 1
PERCUSSOREM 1
PERDEREQUE 1
PERDIDIT 1
PERDIT 1
PERDITI 1
PERDITISSIINIS 1
PERDITORUM 1
PERDUCTA 1
PERDUCTIS 1
PERDUCTO 1
PERDURAT 1
PEREANT 1
PEREAT 1
PEREMPTA 1
PEREXIGUA 1
PERFERATUR 1
PERFICI 1
PERFIDIA 1
PERFIDIAE 1
PERFIDIAM 1
PERFORE 1
PERFRICTISSIMAE 1
PERFUDERIT 1
PERFUGERAT 1
PERGAS 1
PERICLITARI 1
PERICLITATUR 1
PERICULIS 1
PERICULOQUE 1
PERIJT 1
PERIMENDIS 1
PERIRE 1

PERIRET 1
PERIT 1
PERITIAE 1
PERITIAM 1
PERITO 1
PERITURI 1
PERITURIS 1
PERITUS 1
PERMAGNI 1
PERMANERET 1
PERMISCUERIT 1
PERMITTENDUM 1
PERMOTUS 1
PERNEGARE 1
PERNEGO 1
PERNICIE 1
PERORATAM 1
PERORATO 1
PERPENDAT 1
PERPENDISSENT 1
PERPENSIS 1
PERPETIENDA 1
PERPETRARE 1
PERPETUO 1
PERPETUUM 1
PERPULERE 1
PERQUE 1
PERREXERUNT 1
PERSEQUERENTUR 1
PERSEQUERETUR 1
PERSONAM 1
PERSONATAS 1
PERSPICIO 1
PERSUASERAT 1
PERSUASERIT 1
PERSUASIO 1
PERSULTARI 1
PERTENTATO 1
PERTERRITA 1
PERTESA 1
PERTIMESCIS 1
PERTIMUERAT 1
PERTINACIA 1
PERTINACIBUS 1
PERTINEAT 1
PERTRAHAT 1
PERTRAHI 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
PERTULERANT 1
PERTULERE 1
PERTURBASSENT 1
PERTURBATUS 1
PERUICACIAM 1
PERUOLAT 1
PESSIME 1
PESTI 1
PESTILENTISSIMAM 1
PETEBATUR 1
PETENDO 1
PETENDUN 1
PETENTEM 1
PETIT 1
PETITIONI 1
PETITIS 1
PETITURI 1
PETRO 1
PETRUS 1
PHALERATA 1
PIAM 1
PIETAS 1
PIETATE 1
PIJ 1
PILEOSQUE 1
PIO 1
PIUM 1
PLACENT 1
PLACERE 1
PLACIDAM 1
PLACIDE 1
PLACIDUM 1
PLACUISSET 1
PLANICIEM 1
PLEBE 1
PLEBECULAE 1
PLEBEM 1
PLEBS 1
PLECTEBANTUR 1
PLENOS 1
PLENUS 1
PLERIQUE 1
PLORANTE 1
PLURES 1
PLURIBUSQUE 1
PLURIS 1
PLUSQUE 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 186
POCULA 1
POLLENTEM 1
POLLICETUR 1
POLLUENDAM 1
POLLUTORUM 1
PONDERIS 1
PONDUSQUE 1
PONENDUM 1
PONENS 1
PONERE 1
PONO 1
PONS 1
PONTIFEX 1
PONTIFICES 1
PONTIFICIBUS 1
PONTIFICIS 1
PONTIFICULUS 1
PONTIS 1
POPELLO 1
POPLITIBUS 1
POPULARIS 1
POPULIS 1
POPULUSNE 1
POPULUSQUE 1
PORRECTA 1
PORRIGIT 1
PORTUS 1
POSCERET 1
POSITOS 1
POSSESSIONE 1
POSSIM 1
POSSINT 1
POSSUNT 1
POSTERIORA 1
POSTERISQUE 1
POSTERIUS 1
POSTERO 1
POSTQUAM 1
POSTREMAM 1
POSTULARE 1
POSTULEM 1
POSTULETQUE 1
POTENTIAE 1
POTENTIAM 1
POTENTIOR 1
POTENTISSIMUM 1
POTERAMUS 1

POTERUNT 1
POTES 1
POTESTAS 1
POTESTATEM 1
POTIENTE 1
POTIERI 1
POTIERUS 1
POTIRI 1
POTITA 1
PRAE 1
PRAECIPERE 1
PRAEPOTENTIAM 1
PRAESENS 1
PRANDERET 1
PRANDIO 1
PRAUA 1
PRAUIS 1
PRAUITATE 1
PRAUO 1
PRAUUS 1
PREBEAT 1
PREBUISTIS 1
PRECARENTUR 1
PRECAUEANTUR 1
PRECEDAT 1
PRECELLENDI 1
PRECELLERE 1
PRECEPTORI 1
PRECETUR 1
PRECIPITIS 1
PRECISE 1
PRECIUM 1
PRECOGITARE 1
PRECONIS 1
PREDAE 1
PREDIA 1
PREDICABUNT 1
PREDICANT 1
PREDICARE 1
PREDICAT 1
PREDICATORE 1
PREDICO 1
PREDIJS 1
PREDITUS 1
PREDIUM 1
PREEUNTE 1
PREFECERAT 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
PREFECTO 1
PREFECTURUS 1
PREFERENTIUM 1
PREFORMASSE 1
PREIRE 1
PREIUDICIO 1
PRELATIS 1
PRELATUM 1
PRELIJS 1
PRELIUM 1
PREMEBATUR 1
PREMERE 1
PREMIORUM 1
PREMONSTRAT 1
PREOCCUPATIS 1
PREOCCUPATUSQUE 1
PREPOSTERE 1
PRESAGA 1
PRESAGIENTIBUS 1
PRESBITERO 1
PRESCIA 1
PRESENSIT 1
PRESENTE 1
PRESENTIBUS 1
PRESENTIUM 1
PRESIDIJ 1
PRESIDIS 1
PRESIES 1
PRESTANT 1
PRESTANTIOR 1
PRESTIGIATRICIBUS 1
PRESTIGIJS 1
PRESTO 1
PRESULE 1
PRESULIS 1
PRETENDENS 1
PRETENDITUR 1
PRETEREO 1
PRETERIERIM 1
PRETERITAM 1
PRETERITO 1
PRETERMITTI 1
PRETERUEHERETUR 1
PRETEXENTES 1
PRETEXERE 1
PRETEXERENTUR 1
PRETEXERETUR 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 187
PRETEXIT 1
PRETEXUNT 1
PREUENIRET 1
PREUENIRETUR 1
PREUIA 1
PRIMARIUS 1
PRIMOGENITIS 1
PRIMUS 1
PRINCIPALEM 1
PRINCIPATU 1
PRINCIPATUM 1
PRINCIPUM 1
PRIORA 1
PRIUARET 1
PRIUATAE 1
PRIUATAS 1
PRIUATI 1
PRIUATIM 1
PRIUATO 1
PRIUILEGIJ 1
PRIUILEGIO 1
PROBAMENTUM 1
PROBANT 1
PROBARI 1
PROBAT 1
PROBATIONES 1
PROBE 1
PROBET 1
PROBITATE 1
PROBITATEQUE 1
PROCANTEM 1
PROCELLAM 1
PROCERA 1
PROCERIBUSQUE 1
PROCERO 1
PROCERUS 1
PROCESSERAT 1
PROCI 1
PROCLAMATIONIBUS 1
PROCLIUI 1
PROCLIUITER 1
PROCLIUIUS 1
PROCLIVE 1
PROCTECTOR 1
PROCULCATAM 1
PROCUMBENTI 1
PROCURABITIS 1

PROCURATIONIS 1
PROCURATUM 1
PRODEAS 1
PRODENDO 1
PRODEST 1
PRODEUNTE 1
PRODIGE 1
PRODIGENDOQUE 1
PRODIJ 1
PRODIRE 1
PRODIT 1
PRODITIONE 1
PRODUCEBANT 1
PRODUCERE 1
PRODUCERENT 1
PRODUCTO 1
PRODUCTOS 1
PRODUCTUSQUE 1
PRODUXERE 1
PROFECTURUS 1
PROFERANTUR 1
PROFERENDO 1
PROFERENT 1
PROFERT 1
PROFESSA 1
PROFESSIONE 1
PROFICERENT 1
PROFICI 1
PROFITEATUR 1
PROFUERITIS 1
PROFUISSET 1
PROFUNDIT 1
PROFUTURA 1
PROFUTURUM 1
PROGENERES 1
PROGNATA 1
PROGRESSA 1
PROGRESSI 1
PROGRESSOS 1
PROGRESSUS 1
PROHIBEAT 1
PROHIBEATUR 1
PROHIBEO 1
PROHIBITOS 1
PROHIBITUS 1
PROINDE 1
PROLATURI 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
PROLOQUI 1
PROMANAT 1
PROMISCUE 1
PROMISSO 1
PROMISSUM 1
PROMITTEBANTUR 1
PROMITTEBAT 1
PROMITTERE 1
PROMITTUNT 1
PROMOUE 1
PROMOUEAT 1
PROMOUENDIS 1
PROMOUENS 1
PROMPTUS 1
PRONUNCIABATUR 1
PRONUNCIARENTUR 1
PRONUNCIATURUM 1
PRONUS 1
PROPEDIEM 1
PROPENSIS 1
PROPEQUE 1
PROPINQUI 1
PROPINQUIS 1
PROPINQUUM 1
PROPITIUM 1
PROPONI 1
PROPONIT 1
PROPONITUR 1
PROPOSITA 1
PROPOSITO 1
PROPOSITUM 1
PROPRIA 1
PROPRIAM 1
PROPRIETATEM 1
PROPTER 1
PROREPERE 1
PROREPUNT 1
PRORIPIT 1
PRORUIT 1
PRORUPIT 1
PROSCENIUM 1
PROSERPERE 1
PROSPECTUS 1
PROSPERA 1
PROSPERIMAM 1
PROSPERIORI 1
PROSPEXISSE 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 188
PROSPICIENS 1
PROSTRATOS 1
PROTECTORI 1
PROTINUSQUE 1
PROTRACTURUS 1
PROTRAXERINT 1
PROTULISSE 1
PROUEHERETUR 1
PROUEHI 1
PROUENIRET 1
PROUEXERAT 1
PROUIDENS 1
PROUIDENTIA 1
PROUIDENTIAE 1
PROUINCIALIS 1
PROUOLANT 1
PROUOLAUIT 1
PROUOLUERETUR 1
PROXIMAE 1
PROXIMAS 1
PROXIMI 1
PROXIMOS 1
PROXIMUM 1
PRUDENTIS 1
PSALLENTIUM 1
PUBLICA 1
PUBLICI 1
PUBLICO 1
PUDENDAE 1
PUDICEQUE 1
PUDICICIA 1
PUERILES 1
PUERIS 1
PUERITIAE 1
PUERORUM 1
PUEROS 1
PUERULUS 1
PUGIONE 1
PULCHRA 1
PULCHRE 1
PULCHRITUDINE 1
PULSATIO 1
PULSATOQUE 1
PULUERE 1
PULUINAR 1
PULUINIS 1
PUNIENDAE 1

PUNITUM 1
PUPILLO 1
PUPILLUM 1
PUPILLUS 1
PURGARE 1
PURITATE 1
PURPURATORUM 1
PURUSQUE 1
PUSILLA 1
PUTABAT 1
PUTABATUR 1
PUTANDA 1
PUTANT 1
PUTARENTUR 1
PUTAUIT 1
PUTEM 1
PUTEMUS 1
PUTO 1
PYNKERUM 1
QUACUMQUE 1
QUADRINGENTESIMO 1
QUAEPIAM 1
QUAEQUE 1
QUALEM 1
QUALEMCUNQUE 1
QUALES 1
QUALESCUNQUE 1
QUALIACUNQUE 1
QUALIS 1
QUAMLIBET 1
QUAMQUE 1
QUANDAM 1
QUANDOQUIDEM 1
QUANTA 1
QUANTAM 1
QUAQUAUERSUM 1
QUARE 1
QUARTO 1
QUARTUS 1
QUASIQUE 1
QUASQUE 1
QUEAS 1
QUEDAM 1
QUEMADMODUM 1
QUEMDAM 1
QUEMQUE 1
QUENDAM 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
QUEO 1
QUERANT 1
QUERATUR 1
QUERITENT 1
QUERITIS 1
QUEM 1
QUESITA 1
QUESIUISSE 1
QUESO 1
QUESTIONEM 1
QUESTORES 1
QUEUNT 1
QUIA 1
QUIBUSQUE 1
QUIDDAM 1
QUIDNAM 1
QUIDUIS 1
QUIESCERE 1
QUIETA 1
QUIETI 1
QUIETIS 1
QUIETISSIME 1
QUIETOS 1
QUINAM 1
QUINQUAGINTA 1
QUINQUE 1
QUIUERIT 1
QUIUIS 1
QUOCUNQUE 1
QUOMODOCUMQUE 1
QUONDAM 1
QUOQUO 1
QUOSQUE 1
QUOTA 1
QUOTIES 1
QUOTO 1
RADICATAM 1
RAPINIS 1
RARAE 1
RARAM 1
RARO 1
RAROS 1
RATCLIFFO 1
RATCLIFFUM 1
RATE 1
RATIONI 1
RATIONIBUS 1
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RECENS 1
RECENTES 1
RECEPERAT 1
RECEPTAM 1
RECIDERE 1
RECIDIT 1
RECLINARE 1
RECORDATIO 1
RECORDATOREM 1
RECORDATORIS 1
RECORDETUR 1
RECREARET 1
RECREARI 1
RECRUDESCENTE 1
RECTE 1
RECTIORA 1
RECTOS 1
RECUBUIT 1
RECUPERAT 1
RECURSU 1
RECUSARE 1
RECUSATURUM 1
REDARGUAT 1
REDDENDIS 1
REDDENDO 1
REDDERE 1
REDDERENT 1
REDDERET 1
REDDERETUR 1
REDDIT 1
REDDITQUE 1
REDDITUR 1
REDDITURUS 1
REDDUNTUR 1
REDEMPTURI 1
REDIGAM 1
REDIGANT 1
REDIMEBATUR 1
REDIMENDAE 1
REDINTEGRARI 1
REDIT 1
REDITUM 1
REDITURUS 1
REDUCI 1
REDUCTIS 1
REFERAT 1
REFEREBAT 1

REFERENTE 1
REFICIT 1
REFRAGANTE 1
REFRENARETUR 1
REFUGERET 1
REGENDA 1
REGERE 1
REGERENT 1
REGIAEQUE 1
REGIAM 1
REGIARUM 1
REGIJ 1
REGIMEN 1
REGINAN 1
REGISQUE 1
REGIUM 1
REGNANTI 1
REGNANTIS 1
REGNARI 1
REGNARIT 1
REGNASSE 1
REGNATURUM 1
REGNUMQUE 1
REGREDI 1
REGREDIENDUM 1
REGRUM 1
REIECTA 1
REIECTAMQUE 1
REIICTA 1
RELATIONE 1
RELATIS 1
RELICTUM 1
RELIGIONEM 1
RELIGIONIQUE 1
RELIGIOSAM 1
RELIGIOSI 1
RELIGIOSO 1
RELIGIOSUM 1
RELIGIOSUS 1
RELINQUAM 1
RELINQUEMINI 1
RELINQUENDUS 1
RELINQUENS 1
RELINQUUNT 1
RELIQUAM 1
RELIQUIAS 1
RELIQUISQUE 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
RELIQUO 1
RELIQUUS 1
REMIGRANDUM 1
REMINISCIMUR 1
REMISSAM 1
REMISSE 1
REMISSIS 1
REMISSIUS 1
REMISSO 1
REMOTIS 1
RENITERETUR 1
RENUNCIA 1
RENUNCIARETUR 1
RENUNTIA 1
RENUNTIATUM 1
REPARATAE 1
REPELLI 1
REPERCUSSURUS 1
REPERIRI 1
REPERISSE 1
REPERIT 1
REPERIUNT 1
REPETEBAT 1
REPETEMUS 1
REPETIT 1
REPETITURA 1
REPONANT 1
REPRAESENTANTE 1
REPRESENTARENT 1
REPUBLICA 1
REPUDIATA 1
REPUDIATO 1
REPUGNANTEM 1
REPUTABAT 1
REPUTANS 1
REPUTETIS 1
REPUTO 1
REQUIRATUR 1
REQUIREBAT 1
RESARSITAE 1
RESCISCENS 1
RESEDERAT 1
RESERUANT 1
RESIGNASSE 1
RESIGNO 1
RESIPISCAT 1
RESIPISCUNT 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 190
RESISTERE 1
RESISTERET 1
RESPECTU 1
RESPEXIT 1
RESPICERET 1
RESPIRARE 1
RESPONDEAT 1
RESPONDEATIS 1
RESPONDENS 1
RESPONDENTES 1
RESPUAT 1
RESPUBLICA 1
RESPUISSET 1
RESTABANT 1
RESTAT 1
RESTITERIT 1
RESTITIT 1
RESTITUI 1
RESTITUM 1
RESTITUTO 1
RETARDATUS 1
RETINEATUR 1
RETINENTIS 1
RETINUERUNT 1
RETRACTOS 1
RETROQUE 1
RETULERIT 1
RETULIT 1
REUALUIT 1
REUEREBATUR 1
REUERENDE 1
REUERENDISSIMUS 1
REUERENTIAM 1
REUERITI 1
REUERSUS 1
REUERTAR 1
REUERTITUR 1
REUERTUNTUR 1
REUICTAM 1
REUINCERETUR 1
REUOCARIT 1
REUOCATAM 1
REUOCET 1
REUS 1
REUULSO 1
RICARDE 1
RICHARD 1

RICHARDE 1
RIDICULE 1
RISIT 1
RISU 1
RITU 1
RIUERUS 1
RIXAE 1
ROBORI 1
ROGABIMINI 1
ROGARI 1
ROGASSET 1
ROGATURI 1
RUBEDINEM 1
RUDI 1
RUGOSA 1
RUMORE 1
RUMOREM 1
RUMORIBUS 1
RUPTIS 1
RUSSELLUS 1
RUSTICE 1
RUSTICO 1
RUSTICUS 1
SACERDOTEM 1
SACERDOTIUM 1
SACRARUM 1
SACRILEGAE 1
SACRILEGIUM 1
SACROSANCTAE 1
SACROSANCTAM 1
SALIBUS 1
SALUA 1
SALUBRIORA 1
SALUTARE 1
SALUTARUNT 1
SANCIENDAE 1
SANCIRETUR 1
SANCTA 1
SANCTIOR 1
SANCTIS 1
SANCTISSIMI 1
SANCTUM 1
SANCTUMQUE 1
SANGUINEM 1
SAPIAT 1
SAPIENS 1
SAPIENTER 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
SAPIENTIOR 1
SARCINAS 1
SARTAM 1
SATAGIT 1
SATELLICIO 1
SATELLITES 1
SATELLITIBUS 1
SATISFECERIT 1
SATISQUE 1
SAXA 1
SCATURIAT 1
SCELERA 1
SCELERATO 1
SCELERATOS 1
SCELERATUM 1
SCELERIBUS 1
SCELESTA 1
SCELESTISSIMO 1
SCELUS 1
SCENICO 1
SCEPTRO 1
SCINDENTE 1
SCIRES 1
SCISCITARI 1
SCITO 1
SCIUIT 1
SCORTUM 1
SCRIBERE 1
SCRIBI 1
SCRIPTORUM 1
SCRUPULO 1
SECIUS 1
SECRETIORE 1
SECRETORUM 1
SECTORUM 1
SECULA 1
SECULUM 1
SECUNDOS 1
SECURI 1
SECURIM 1
SECURITAS 1
SECURITATEM 1
SECURO 1
SECUTUS 1
SEDE 1
SEDEAT 1
SEDENTEM 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 191
SEDEREM 1
SEDIUM 1
SEGNES 1
SEGNITER 1
SEGREGAREMUS 1
SEIUNCTUM 1
SELLAM 1
SEMPERQUE 1
SENATORES 1
SENATUM 1
SENATUSCONSULTO 1
SENIBUS 1
SENSERANT 1
SENSIBUS 1
SENSUM 1
SENSUS 1
SENTENTIAM 1
SENTIAM 1
SENTIAS 1
SENTIEBAT 1
SENTINAM 1
SENTIRENT 1
SENTIRET 1
SENTIT 1
SENTIUNT 1
SENUERAT 1
SEPEQUE 1
SEPTA 1
SEPTEM 1
SEPTIMI 1
SEPTUAGENARIA 1
SEPTUS 1
SEPULCHRO 1
SEPULTUS 1
SEQUEBANTUR 1
SEQUENTE 1
SEQUENTIS 1
SEQUITUR 1
SEQUUNTUR 1
SEREGESTURI 1
SERENDI 1
SERENITAS 1
SERERET 1
SERIE 1
SERIUS 1
SERMO 1
SERMONES 1

SERUARI 1
SERUASSENT 1
SERUAT 1
SERUILEM 1
SERUIO 1
SERUITUTE 1
SERVASSE 1
SEUERAE 1
SEUERAM 1
SEUICIA 1
SEUIENS 1
SEX 1
SEXUS 1
SHAUM 1
SHAUUS 1
SHORAE 1
SICARIORUM 1
SICUBI 1
SICVBI 1
SIGILLO 1
SIGNIFER 1
SIGNIFICAUIT 1
SIGNIS 1
SILERI 1
SILUESTREM 1
SIMILE 1
SIMILEM 1
SIMILES 1
SIMILITER 1
SIMPLEX 1
SIMPLICI 1
SIMPLICITER 1
SIMULAT 1
SIMULATA 1
SIMULATIO 1
SIMULATIONEM 1
SIMULENT 1
SIMULTAS 1
SIMULTATE 1
SIMULTATES 1
SIMUS 1
SINCERA 1
SINERETUR 1
SINGULAREM 1
SINGULARI 1
SINISTRA 1
SINISTRI 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
SINIT 1
SINUS 1
SISTO 1
SITUM 1
SOBOLESQUE 1
SOBOLIS 1
SOCIAT 1
SOCIETATE 1
SOCIETATEM 1
SOCIETATIS 1
SOCIOS 1
SOCIUMQUE 1
SODALICIA 1
SOLABATUR 1
SOLAM 1
SOLARETUR 1
SOLATUR 1
SOLEM 1
SOLEMNI 1
SOLEMNIBUS 1
SOLEMUS 1
SOLERTEM 1
SOLICITUDINEM 1
SOLICITUS 1
SOLIDUM 1
SOLIO 1
SOLIS 1
SOLITUDINIS 1
SOLITUDO 1
SOLLICITA 1
SOLLICITUDINEM 1
SOLLICITUDINI 1
SOLLICITUDINIS 1
SOLLICITUDO 1
SOLUAT 1
SOLUTUM 1
SOMNIA 1
SOMNIO 1
SOMNIORUM 1
SOMNO 1
SOMNOLENTIA 1
SONUM 1
SONUS 1
SOPITIS 1
SOPORE 1
SOPOREM 1
SORDIDIS 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 192
SORS 1
SPARGI 1
SPATIUM 1
SPECIES 1
SPECIMEN 1
SPECTANDA 1
SPECTASSENT 1
SPECTATORES 1
SPECTATURUM 1
SPECTET 1
SPERABANT 1
SPERABATUR 1
SPERAMUS 1
SPERARE 1
SPERARET 1
SPERAUERIT 1
SPEREM 1
SPIRITUS 1
SPLENDOR 1
SPOLIJS 1
SPRETI 1
SPURIA 1
SPURIAM 1
SPURIOS 1
SPUTA 1
SQUALORE 1
SQUALOREM 1
STABANT 1
STABAT 1
STABILIENDO 1
STABILIS 1
STAMUS 1
STARET 1
STATUATIS 1
STATUERE 1
STATUERITIS 1
STATUI 1
STATUISSEM 1
STATUM 1
STATUS 1
STATUUNT 1
STERILES 1
STERTERENT 1
STETERAT 1
STIMULATI 1
STIPATORUM 1
STIPATUS 1

STIPENDIUM 1
STIRPI 1
STRAGE 1
STRAGIS 1
STRATFORDIAE 1
STRATFORIAE 1
STRENUE 1
STRENUO 1
STRICTIS 1
STRUCTAS 1
STRUCTIS 1
STRUERE 1
STRUXISSE 1
STRUXIT 1
STUDEAT 1
STUDENT 1
STUDIA 1
STUDIUM 1
STULTICIAM 1
STULTITIAM 1
STUPIDAM 1
STUPIDUM 1
SUADEAM 1
SUADEANTUR 1
SUADERENT 1
SUANE 1
SUARUM 1
SUASERAT 1
SUASERIM 1
SUASISSET 1
SUASU 1
SUASURUM 1
SUASURUS 1
SUAUITATE 1
SUBDUCAT 1
SUBDUCENDO 1
SUBDUCENTES 1
SUBDUCTA 1
SUBDUCTUM 1
SUBEAT 1
SUBERANT 1
SUBIGAT 1
SUBIGETUR 1
SUBIJCERET 1
SUBIJCIAM 1
SUBIJT 1
SUBINDE 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
SUBITAE 1
SUBITARIJ 1
SUBITURAM 1
SUBIUGATA 1
SUBLATIS 1
SUBLEUASSET 1
SUBLIMI 1
SUBORNATA 1
SUBSIDIT 1
SUBSTITUUNTQUE 1
SUBUEHENS 1
SUCCEDAT 1
SUCCEDERE 1
SUCCENSA 1
SUCCESSIONEM 1
SUCCESSOR 1
SUCCESSORES 1
SUCCESSUROS 1
SUCESSIT 1
SUETO 1
SUFFECISSE 1
SUFFECIT 1
SUFFICERENT 1
SUFFICIAT 1
SUFFICIT 1
SUFFRAGABANTUR 1
SUFFRAGATUR 1
SUFFULTUS 1
SUGGERENDO 1
SUMAT 1
SUMMAM 1
SUMMO 1
SUMMUM 1
SUMPTURUS 1
SUORUMQUE 1
SUPELLECTILIS 1
SUPERCILIO 1
SUPERESSET 1
SUPERET 1
SUPERGREDI 1
SUPERIORUM 1
SUPERNE 1
SUPERORUM 1
SUPERQUE 1
SUPERSEDENTES 1
SUPERSTES 1
SUPERSTITIBUS 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 193
SUPERSTITIO 1
SUPERSTITIONE 1
SUPERSTITIONEM 1
SUPERSUNT 1
SUPERUENIENTIS 1
SUPERUENIRET 1
SUPERUENTU 1
SUPERUENTUS 1
SUPERUM 1
SUPPELLECTILE 1
SUPPELLECTILEM 1
SUPPETERE 1
SUPPETERET 1
SUPPLANTATIS 1
SUPPLEX 1
SUPPLICATUM 1
SUPPLICEM 1
SUPPLICIA 1
SUPPLICIS 1
SUPPLICITER 1
SUPPLICIUM 1
SUPPRIMI 1
SURCULOS 1
SURRE 1
SURSUM 1
SUSCEPTA 1
SUSCEPTORUM 1
SUSCEPTURUM 1
SUSCIPERE 1
SUSCIPIO 1
SUSCITAUERIT 1
SUSPECTABAT 1
SUSPECTAM 1
SUSPECTANS 1
SUSPECTARET 1
SUSPECTIOREM 1
SUSPENDISSET 1
SUSPENDIUM 1
SUSPICANS 1
SUSPICANTES 1
SUSPICARETUR 1
SUSPICIONEM 1
SUSPICIONIBUS 1
SUSPICIOSA 1
SUSPITIONE 1
SUSPITIONES 1
SUSTINEANT 1

SUSTINENS 1
SUSTINERE 1
SUSTINERET 1
SUSTINUIT 1
SUSTULERE 1
SUUS 1
TABULA 1
TACE 1
TACEBANT 1
TACERET 1
TACERETUR 1
TACITURNI 1
TACITURNITATEM 1
TACITUS 1
TALES 1
TALIS 1
TALIUM 1
TANDEMQUE 1
TANGERET 1
TANTAMQUE 1
TANTISPER 1
TANTUS 1
TARDITATEM 1
TECTA 1
TECTE 1
TEDIO 1
TEGERET 1
TEMERARE 1
TEMERARI 1
TEMERITATE 1
TEMONI 1
TEMPERANS 1
TEMPERARE 1
TEMPERARET 1
TEMPERATO 1
TEMPESTATE 1
TEMPESTATES 1
TEMPESTATIS 1
TENDAT 1
TENDEBANTUR 1
TENDERET 1
TENEBRAS 1
TENER 1
TENERA 1
TENERAM 1
TENERIS 1
TENEROS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
TENTANDUM 1
TENUIORUM 1
TER 1
TERENTIANI 1
TERGO 1
TERRAM 1
TERRIBILEM 1
TERRITAT 1
TERROREM 1
TERTIAM 1
TESTATUM 1
TESTENTUR 1
TESTIBUS 1
TETIGIMUS 1
TETRA 1
TEXIT 1
THAMESIN 1
THEMATE 1
THESAURI 1
THOMAE 1
THOMAM 1
TIBIQUE 1
TIGNUM 1
TIMENDUM 1
TIMIDUS 1
TIMORE 1
TIMORES 1
TITULOS 1
TITULUS 1
TOLLI 1
TOLLITUR 1
TORRENS 1
TORUUM 1
TORUUS 1
TOTAM 1
TOTAQUE 1
TOTAS 1
TOTIES 1
TOTIS 1
TRACTABANT 1
TRACTAMUS 1
TRACTANDARUM 1
TRACTANDO 1
TRACTANDOS 1
TRACTANDUM 1
TRACTARI 1
TRACTATA 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 194
TRACTATU 1
TRACTAUIT 1
TRADEBATUR 1
TRADERE 1
TRADIDERAT 1
TRADUCTOS 1
TRADUNT 1
TRAGAEDIA 1
TRAGICOS 1
TRAHEBANTUR 1
TRAHERE 1
TRAHIT 1
TRANSEGIT 1
TRANSFERRE 1
TRANSFERRETUR 1
TRANSFUGERET 1
TRANSFUGIAT 1
TRANSMITTERETUR 1
TRANSUERSUM 1
TREDECIM 1
TREPIDA 1
TREPIDARI 1
TREPIDUS 1
TRIBUERET 1
TRIBUIT 1
TRIBUTIS 1
TRIBUTO 1
TRIBUUNT 1
TRISTEM 1
TRISTI 1
TRISTIA 1
TRISTIBUSQUE 1
TRISTIS 1
TRIUMPHANT 1
TRUCIDANDOS 1
TRUCIDATI 1
TRUCIDATUM 1
TRUCIDENTUR 1
TRUDI 1
TRUDITUR 1
TRUDUNTUR 1
TRUNCATUS 1
TUAE 1
TUARUM 1
TUBAE 1
TUEAR 1
TUENDUM 1

TUENDUMQUE 1
TUERENTUR 1
TUERIQUE 1
TUETUR 1
TUI 1
TUIS 1
TULERANT 1
TULISSE 1
TUMULTUANTES 1
TURBARE 1
TURBATA 1
TURBIDAM 1
TURMATIM 1
TUTAM 1
TUTANDI 1
TUTI 1
TUTOR 1
TUTOREM 1
TUTORIS 1
TYRANNICA 1
TYRANNUS 1
URBIS 1
UXOREM 1
VACARET 1
VACAT 1
VACENSI 1
VAGIENTEM 1
VAGO 1
VAH 1
VALE 1
VALENT 1
VALENTES 1
VALETUDINE 1
VALETUDINEM 1
VALIDA 1
VALIDIUS 1
VALLIA 1
VALLIAM 1
VALUISSE 1
VALUISSET 1
VALUIT 1
VANISSIMAM 1
VANISSIMUM 1
VANISSIMI 1
VANITATEM 1
VANUM 1
VANUS 1
Thomas More Studies 4 (2009)
VAPULET 1
VARIAM 1
VARIE 1
VARUICO 1
VASTA 1
VASTAUERUNT 1
VASTO 1
VAUGHANUM 1
VBERTIM 1
VBIUIS 1
VECORDEM 1
VECORDIAM 1
VECTUM 1
VEGETATQUE 1
VEH 1
VEHEMENTIUS 1
VELARET 1
VELINT 1
VELLICARE 1
VELUTI 1
VENDICABAT 1
VENDICARET 1
VENEFICIJ 1
VENEFICIJS 1
VENERANDUM 1
VENERANT 1
VENERAT 1
VENIAMUS 1
VENIENS 1
VENIMUS 1
VENIRE 1
VENITUR 1
VENTUM 1
VENUSTA 1
VENUSTAM 1
VENUSTATE 1
VERBISQUE 1
VERBOSIUS 1
VEREATUR 1
VEREBATUR 1
VERGERET 1
VERIS 1
VERITATEM 1
VERITOS 1
VERIUS 1
VERONE 1
VERSABATUR 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 195
VERSARER 1
VERSARETUR 1
VERSETUR 1
VERSI 1
VERSIPELLIS 1
VERTAT 1
VERTENS 1
VERTENTES 1
VERTICI 1
VESTIGIJS 1
VESTRARUM 1
VESTRORUM 1
VETERE 1
VETERES 1
VETERUM 1
VETULA 1
VETUS 1
VETUSTA 1
VETUSTAEQUE 1
VETUSTATE 1
VETUSTATIS 1
VETUSTIS 1
VETUSTO 1
VEXARENT 1
VIBRAUIT 1
VICARIA 1
VICE 1
VICESIMUM 1
VICIA 1
VICTI 1
VICTO 1
VICTORI 1
VICTU 1
VICTURI 1
VICTURUS 1
VIDEAM 1
VIDEAMUR 1
VIDEANTUR 1
VIDEBANT 1
VIDEBANTUR 1
VIDEBAT 1
VIDEBITIS 1
VIDEMINI 1
VIDEMUS 1
VIDENS 1
VIDENT 1
VIDERANT 1

VIDES 1
VIDETIS 1
VIDIMUS 1
VIDISSET 1
VIGILANTIA 1
VIGINTI 1
VIHELMIDES 1
VILE 1
VINCIRE 1
VINCTA 1
VINCULA 1
VINCULO 1
VINCULORUM 1
VINDICEM 1
VINE 1
VINI 1
VIOLANDAM 1
VIOLARI 1
VIOLATA 1
VIOLATORES 1
VIOLENTA 1
VIRGINE 1
VIRGINEM 1
VIRGO 1
VIRIBUS 1
VIRILIS 1
VIRITIM 1
VIRIUM 1
VIRTUS 1
VIRTUTE 1
VIRTUTEM 1
VIRTUTES 1
VIRTUTIS 1
VISA 1
VISCERIBUS 1
VISENDO 1
VITARE 1
VITIA 1
VITULAMINA 1
VIUENTE 1
VIUENTIBUS 1
VIUIS 1
VIUOQUE 1
VIUUM 1
VIUUNT 1
VIXIT 1
VJ 1
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VLCISCI 1
VLNAS 1
VLSCISCITUR 1
VLTERIORE 1
VLTIMAM 1
VLTIMO 1
VLTOR 1
VLTORES 1
VLTRA 1
VLTURUS 1
VLTUS 1
VMBILICO 1
VMBRAM 1
VNAQUE 1
VNDECUNQUE 1
VNICUI 1
VNICUIPIAM 1
VNIUERSA 1
VNIUERSAM 1
VNIUERSOS 1
VNQUAM 1
VNXERINT 1
VOBISQUE 1
VOCABATUR 1
VOCANS 1
VOCANTUR 1
VOCARE 1
VOCARI 1
VOCET 1
VODEUILI 1
VOLEBANT 1
VOLEBAT 1
VOLENTE 1
VOLENTEM 1
VOLITARE 1
VOLUENS 1
VOLUENTES 1
VOLUITUR 1
VOLUNTATES 1
VOLUNTATIBUS 1
VOLUPTATE 1
VOLUPTATEM 1
VOSNE 1
VOSQUE 1
VRBI 1
VREBAT 1
VRGEBAT 1
Historia Richardi Tertii: Term Frequency Index 196
VRGENDO 1
VRGENDUM 1
VRGENTE 1
VRGENTI 1
VRGERET 1
VSOS 1
VSQUEADEO 1
VSURPANDI 1
VTERINO 1
VTERQUE 1
VTERUIS 1
VTILIA 1
VTILIORE 1
VTILIUSQUE 1
VTIQUE 1
VTRIUSUIS 1
VTROBIQUE 1
VTROQUE 1
VULNERE 1
VULNUS 1
VXORE 1
VXORES 1
VXORIS 1