Among the translators of the Elizabethan Age Sir Thomas North (1535.) [Please select]
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But observe that Taylor, unlike more recent translators, felt under the necessity of softening "the boldness of the lady's ambition." [Please select]
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From the traditional number of translators (seventy) the version is known as the _Septuagint_ (Latin for seventy.) [Please select]
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The writers of the period were grammarians, commentators, and translators,--in a word, book-worms. [Please select]
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The chosen translators began their work on the Authorized Version of the English Bible. [Please select]
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), new edition, 1759; by the translators of the Art of Thinking, 1686, 1816; by D. [Please select]
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Among these translators are said to have been George Herbert and Hobbes, and on more doubtful authority, Ben Jonson and Selden. [Please select]
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The two fosses have the same depth; but it does not reach fifteen feet, as the translators have wrongly understood it. [Please select]
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Vespucci was in fact thinking of his future book when he made that speech about translators. [Please select]
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It was here that Amerigo Vespucci made that remark about translators. [Please select]
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All its translators were Elizabethans, as their dedication to King James, still printed with every copy, gratefully acknowledges in its reference to 'the setting of that bright Occidental Star, Queen Elizabeth of most happy memory.' [Please select]
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