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1. By the 37th of Henry VIII

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2. The statute of Henry VIII

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3. Since the time of Henry VIII

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4. viii (Francis pg 109)

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5. xviii The Church hasn’t always been a thing of glory throughout

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6. Another example is King Henry VIII of England, the

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7. The marine of France was considerable, according to the notions of the times, before the expedition of Charles VIII

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8. Before the invasion of Charles VIII

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9. That he should go so far, though he went no further, gave some satisfaction to the patrons of the reformation, who, having got possession of the government in the reign of his son and successor completed, without any difficulty, the work which Henry VIII

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10. In the end of the reign of Henry VIII

11. From conflict over clerical taxation, between King Philip IV and Pope Boniface VIII (r 1294–1303), culminating in the latter’s capture at Angani (1303), relations passed to Papal capitulation at the Council of Vienne (1311–1312) to the monarch’s demand for the suppression of the Order of Templars

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12. VIII - to appreciate and to submit in General Meeting the

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13. VIII - to verify the products and services that are rendered

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14. VIII - the eventual balances of the closed accounting periods,

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15. The Constitution’s only mention of the Indians rested with Article I, Section VIII’s provision that “Congress shall regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states and with the Indian tribes

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16. Thus, they secured for history the remembrance of the Spanish presence in the XVIII century in that dazzling section of the American continent, after the Russians, but before the English, the French and the Scandinavians

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17. Crossing the English Channel, we note that Henry VIII also followed the lead of the

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18. The year 1500 saw Henry VIII on the throne of

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19. Henry VIII probably thought he was separating from Rome because of a messy divorce; he was

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20. Now, with the nobility stripped of real power, and the English Church in his control, Henry VIII was truly the supreme ruler of England

21. But Joseph also took a page from that heretic Henry VIII of England and shut down the monasteries

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22. 22 Joseph reimbursed the Church in the same manner as Henry VIII had, i

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23. CHAPTER VIII– DINOSAURS, EVOLUTION and the

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24. He escorted us in where he and James introduced us to King Henry VIII himself

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25. Henry VIII was famous for being a charming flirt; in this moment he did not disappoint

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26. Henry VIII, it seemed, had opened the door for interpretation on the validity of a marriage if a woman did not produce an heir

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27. Approximately eleven days later, Henry VIII married Jane Seymour

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28. The antics of Henry VIII and his many children from different marriages left a wake of disaster for his kingdom

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29. When Mary I, Henry VIII’s first child, took the throne, it seemed that James had made the right decision

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30. The Andromeda is running a double layer of Type VIII; sure it technically can absorb more force but there are ways around it if you know what you're doing and you have a little information

31. ) Bhagawad Gitā, XVIII

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32. found in Chapter viii of this book, in The Inner Life, under the heading “Lost Souls,” and in Talks on the Path of Occultism, pp

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33. I think all we need to do to verify the accuracy and reliability of these quatrains is to wait and see what happens to the wives of King Henry VIII!‖

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34. ‖ Nostradamus raised his glass, trying to muster up cheeriness: ―To the future wives of Henry VIII-- may they be prepared to lose their head for love!‖

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35. That obviously is a reference to Henry VIII, who declared himself to be supreme to the Pope

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36. " (Hooker, Book viii

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37. The reference concerning the lawfulness of Henry VIII

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38. The tube side of the condenser is ASME Code stamped per Section VIII, Division 1, for Unfired

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39. Each pressure vessel shall be constructed in accordance with Section VIII, Division 1, of the

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40. started standing with the students of Class VIII and the problem got

41. viii)Node 8 gets killed as all its children represent board configurations that cannot lead to answer

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42. “The last time was during the reign of Henry VIII

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43. Henry VIII plotted to murder two of his wives and when foul deeds are afoot I am summoned,” Herne paused and drank from the goblet, Ceri had the impression that he wished it was something stronger than water, “This is difficult to explain, in order to fulfill what mankind expects from the Hunter, I have to commit murder, thus continuing the circle

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44. King Henry VIII had a court of over one thousand

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45. Over the centuries is has of course been shaped and reshaped, first by Henry VIII, then by Elizabeth I, followed by James I and finally and most significantly by Charles II

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46. {190-1} For the life of Díaz Garcés, see page xviii of the Introduction

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47. In Book xviii of the Antiquities, chap

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48. Book xviii of the Antiquities, cap

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49. the Antiquities of the Jews, book xviii

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50. And, although xlviiin the old romances the half-

51. VIII) relatesthis story, but rejects it and says that

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52. alternated in the life of famous King Henry VIII of England, and what is further

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53. Henry VIII’s dates every 16-17 years (that is, every 16

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54. also exists in the second course of seasons –from the age of Henry VIII (1496) to

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55. father King Henry VIII was preparing to invade France, and his official successor

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56. Henry VIII was born in London in 1491; his father was King Henry VII and his

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57. From Henry VIII’s biography is confirmed that also his life’s good and bad seasons

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58. Since Henry VIII belongs to the second course of seasons,

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59. the age of Henry VIII (1496) to our times

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60. was King Henry VIII; her mother was Anne Boleyn, Henry’s second wife, as we’ve

61. was accused of adultery by Henry VIII, and was executed, while her marriage to

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62. She was deprived of her title of princess, and Henry VIII no

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63. Elizabeth had a half sister –Mary– whose mother was Henry VIII’s first wife,

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64. Henry VIII’s will, and Elizabeth became first in line to succeed her

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65. 1493, 1498, and 1502, or that King Henry VIII broke with the Pope of Rome in

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66. 'Henry VIII's elder daughter, you mean?' He had heard of the lady

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67. 1970's, the EP (“E nd P henomenon,” or end result) of the level called OT VIII was “at

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68. The drawing reproduced on page 90 [Transcribers Note: Plate XVIII] has been made to illustrate the method of procedure it is advisable to adopt in training the eye to accurate observation

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69. A drawing being blocked out in such a state as the further leg and foot of our demonstration drawing (page 90 [Transcribers Note: Plate XVIII]), it is time to begin the drawing proper

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70. Of course, where there is a deep hollow in the shadow parts, as at the armpit and the fold at the navel in the drawing on page 90 [Transcribers Note: Plate XVIII], you will get a darker tone

71. to Plates VII, VIII, XIII, and XVII, in Blake's Job

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72. Two good instances of this arrangement are Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" and the "Rape of Europa," by Paolo Veronese, reproduced on pages 166 [Transcribers Note: Diagram XV, Plate XXXVII] and 168 [Transcribers Note: Diagram XVI, Plate XXXVIII]

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73. In Panel A, page 174 [Transcribers Note: Diagram XVIII], are drawn some lines at random, with the idea of their being as little related to each other as possible

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74. "The Rape of Europa," by Paolo Veronese, page 168 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXXVIII]

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75. ’ The Mosaic narrative of the fall and death of Adam and Eve is plainly assumed by Christ to be literally true, and the serpent is described as this same 'Devil’ who was a 'man-killer from the beginning’ (ajnqrwpokto>nov, John viii

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76. 2), the command is merely an information by action, instead of words, of the great sacrifice of Christ for the redemption of mankind, given at the earnest request of Abraham, who longed impatiently "to see Christ's day;" and is that passage of sacred history referred to by our Lord, when conversing with the unbelieving Jews (John viii

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77. of Leviticus, and in chapters xxviii

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78. In the Antiquities, his latest work, Josephus re-affirms the statements in the Wars (XVIII

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79. That before Abraham was He was, viii

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80. Simon Magus was 'baptised ’ (Act viii

81. (5) In the days of Isaiah the prophet the practice of 'seeking to the dead,’ forbidden by the Mosaic law, was rife in the degraded state of the nation (Isaiah viii

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82. 7; Luke viii

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83. " In the Septuagint, however, they are found with the meaning of "bringing to naught,"—for instance, in Psalm cviii

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84. ’ The wicked are said to be 'cast out into outer darkness, where shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth’ (viii

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85. The demons expected to be 'tormented’ at a fixed epoch (viii

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86. ’ Chapter xviii continues the strain of triumph, and here we find word for word the fulfillment in this world of the threatening before us

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87. The prophetic Spirit bears witness to all this, saying, "He commanded, and they were created; He has also established them forever and ever" (Psalm cxlviii

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88. In some sense doubtless every natural tendency of man’s thoughts in religion, whether good or bad, is such a preparation, and, as has been pointed out in chapter viii

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89. [VIII] THEN LAST OF ALL

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90. We wonder how in the reign of Henry VIII, though veiled in another language and published in a foreign country, such speculations could have been endured

91. There, seated before a walnut table he had brought with him from Hartwell, and to which, from one of those fancies not uncommon to great people, he was particularly attached, the king, Louis XVIII

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92. There was a brief pause, during which Louis XVIII

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93. "Come in," said Louis XVIII

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94. Dandre looked at Louis XVIII

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95. "Or of wisdom, my dear baron—or of wisdom," said Louis XVIII

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96. "Wait, sir, wait," said Louis XVIII

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97. "True," said Louis XVIII

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98. "A conspiracy in these times," said Louis XVIII

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99. At the sight of this agitation Louis XVIII

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100. "Advancing—he is advancing!" said Louis XVIII