LUNA. Planet lower sky seven. The medium body of the moon is always sun lighting, but due to depart or away from, cause on earth different forms and appearances. And sometimes it seems a shield of fire, another slice of melon or half circle, and when the new moon, thin arch. With these differences poets pretend to have three faces, as Virgil said: "Tria virginia dianaa now." Llamárosla with three names: Moon in the sky Diana on earth, and Proserpine in hell. The rest is sent to the poets. "Be the moon the oven " it is said the fool, when with rage, which is ordinarily a full moon, and there is taken oven by the man's head, which is like a furnace, and then smite him full. For this reason it is called lacking lunatics to believe that the quarter-moon to alter his accident.
Erasmus of Rotterdam. He was very learned and he wrote a lot, as is well known to all, not made any profit be as free as it was, and so are defended some of his other works and excised.
IRONY. is a figure rhetoric, saying one thing when, in sound or tonecillo that we and the Wiggles, is easy to see that we feel the opposite of what we speak through the mouth.
Erasmus of Rotterdam. He was very learned and he wrote a lot, as is well known to all, not made any profit be as free as it was, and so are defended some of his other works and excised.
IRONY. is a figure rhetoric, saying one thing when, in sound or tonecillo that we and the Wiggles, is easy to see that we feel the opposite of what we speak through the mouth.
SHAVE. The dressing that is made to look like something good, particularly where women are put on the face, hands and chests, to appear white and red, even black and discolored, belying the nature and wanting to leave the impossible, we are trying to move the skin. It is a vain attempt to do more errands and thinking deceive, delude, because it is well-known thing that causes bad odor shave and put disgust, and after that time is shaved in a short time become old, since I eat shaving the luster of the face, causing wrinkles in it, destroy the teeth and generates a bad mouth odor. Well known is a lie and a thinly veiled hypocrisy.
SYMPOSIUM. In these such treats was formerly with Bills and virtue, as shown by Plato's dialogue, the Symposium and many modern scholars have taken this argument to try something very high, do you infer that they are not drunk or gathered to speak ill of anyone, not to play their estates.
PEARL. The margarita or union precious, to them adorn the necks and ears of women, men go deep sea fishing, and not without great danger.
Hypocrite. Properly means the representative, because he pretends many emotions, and weeping and laughing, what they consist of prayer and considers himself the speaker, but usually takes on the outside as you look holy, and is bad and perverse, that the skin covered with soft and candid of a wolf in lamb butcher.
tillers. Name diminutive daughter, saying: "To you I say, suckers, understand you, my daughter '; the in-law dare not upset the wives, because they do not complain to husbands, and so, taking sister, mother scolds her daughter what seems wrong with the queen.
SYMPOSIUM. In these such treats was formerly with Bills and virtue, as shown by Plato's dialogue, the Symposium and many modern scholars have taken this argument to try something very high, do you infer that they are not drunk or gathered to speak ill of anyone, not to play their estates.
PEARL. The margarita or union precious, to them adorn the necks and ears of women, men go deep sea fishing, and not without great danger.
Hypocrite. Properly means the representative, because he pretends many emotions, and weeping and laughing, what they consist of prayer and considers himself the speaker, but usually takes on the outside as you look holy, and is bad and perverse, that the skin covered with soft and candid of a wolf in lamb butcher.
tillers. Name diminutive daughter, saying: "To you I say, suckers, understand you, my daughter '; the in-law dare not upset the wives, because they do not complain to husbands, and so, taking sister, mother scolds her daughter what seems wrong with the queen.
(Sebastian de Covarrubias, Tesoro the English language or English, 1611)