Începuturile dentisticei in ţările româneşti / [G.Z. Petrescu].

  • Petrescu, G. Z. (Gheorghe Zaharia), 1874-1954.
Date:
1934
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    hignes to publish a proclamation throughout the realme for the suppres- singe of the same, & [for the] due punyshment of the authors, spreders- abrod, & deteyners of them, in such sorte & forme as, in the said procla- mation, is more at large conteyned : “3. Sythence which tyme notwithstandinge, her highnes hath cer- teinly knowne that the very same, & divers other such Hke most sclan- derous, shamefull, & divellish books and libells have bene contynuallye spred abroade & kepte by disobedient persons, to the manifest contempt of her majesties regall auctoritie : & namely, amonge the rest, one most infamous, conteininge notoriouslie sclanderous & hatefull mattre againste her righte trustie & rigt welbeloved cozen the earl of Leicester, one of her principall noblemen & chief councellors of estate; of which most malicious and wicked imputations, her majestie, in her owne clear know- ledge, doth declare & testifie his innocencie to all the world; &, to that efiecte, hath written her gracious letters, signed with her owne hand, to the lord maior, sherifis, & alclermen of London, where it is likely these books would chiefely be cast abroad. “ 4. We therefore [to follow the course taken by her majestie, & know- inge manifestlye the wickeclnes & falsehood of theise sclanderous devises against the said erle], have thought good to notifie her further pleasure, and our owne conscyences, to you in this case. u 5. First, that [as in truthe her majestie hath noted great slacknes & remissnes in the formere execution of her commandment], forasmuch as the said sedicious libells have beene sufiered since that tyme to be sprecl abroad, devided and kepte by contemptuous persons, without severe & due punishment inflicted for the same ; so now, upon this second charge and admonition geven unto you, she verelie loketh for the most stricte & precise observation thereof, in the sharpest manner that may be devised ; “ 6. Testifiinge in her conscience before God, unto you, that her high- ness not onelie knoweth in assured certaintie the books and libells against the said erle to be most malicious, false, & sclanclerous, and such as none but a , ... devill himself could dreame to be trewe; but alsoe thinkethe to be of the fullnes of malice, subtilie contrived to the note & discreditt of her princelie government of this realme; as thoughe her majestie shold have failed in goocl judgment & discretion in the choise of so princypall a councellor about her, or be without tast or care of all justice & conscience in suffrynge suche heynous & monsterous crymes, as by the said books and libells be infamouslie imputed, to passe unpu- nished; or finallye, at the leaste, to want either good will, habilitie, or courage, if she knewe these enormities were true, to call anie subjecte of hers whatsoever to render sharpe accompte of thern, according to the force and effecte of her lawes : u 7. All which defects, God be thanked, we & all good subjects, to our unspeakable comforts, do knowe & have founde to be farre off from the nature & vertue of her most excellent majestie.