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Text: The Reception of My Lord of Ormonde at Kilkenny upon the First Peace

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Irish Historical Studies , Volume 35 , Issue 139 , May 2007 , pp. 376 - 379
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References

1 In margin: ‘Job 17’ (the lemma ‘et rursum post tenebras spero lucem’ is from Job 17:12)Google Scholar.

2 In margin: ‘Here the Proclamation opened and shewen’.

3 eyes (Wither, A collection of emblemes, p. 90).

4 In margin: ‘Withers Embl. Lib. 2 Embl. 28.’

5 That (Wither, A collection of emblemes, p. 90).

6 There (ibid.).

7 mysteriously to me (ibid.).

8 foolishly (ibid.).

9 Defences necessary (ibid.).

10 In margin: ‘Apoc. c. 10 v. 6.’

11 See Ó Siochrú, Confederate Ire., p. 131.

12 Ibid., pp 202, 205.