 | J. W - 1801 - 308 sivua
...and apprehensi/e of being degraded in the public estimation, concluded, that the best method^would be to confess the whole to Jetzer, and to engage him,...day or two, and then, perceiving it to grow green, threw a piece of it to a wolfs whelps that were kept in the monastery, who died immediately after they... | |
 | J. W - 1801 - 306 sivua
...discovered the whole matter ; and, as may be easily imagined, was immediately filled with all the horrour, which such a discovery was well calculated to inspire....appeared to be so. But the Dominicans, suspecting that jje was not entirely to be depended upon, resolved to poison him ; and he looked upon them with an... | |
 | Johann Lorenz Mosheim - 1803 - 544 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so....the Dominicans, suspecting that he was not entirely gained over, resolved to poison him j but his constitution was so vigorous, that, though they gave... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1810 - 488 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him, by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to c"arry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so....the Dominicans suspecting that he was not entirely gained over, revived to poison him ; but his constitution was so vigorous, that, though they gave him... | |
 | Johann Lorenz von Mosheim - 1810 - 542 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so....the Dominicans, suspecting, that he was not entirely gained over, resolved to poison him ; but his constitu* tion was so vigorous, that though they gave... | |
 | Johann Lorenz Mosheim - 1811 - 524 sivua
...by the most seducing promises of opulencc and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was pei-suaded, or at least appeared to be so. But the dominicans, suspecting that he was not entirely gaincd over, resolved to poison him ; but his constitution was so vigorous, that, though they gave... | |
 | Johann Lorenz Mosheim - 1811 - 524 sivua
...Jctzer, and to engage him, by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so. But the dominicans, suspeeting tlmt he was not entirely gaincd over, resolved to poison him ; but his constitution was... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1815 - 546 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him, by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on ibe cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so. But the Dominicans suspecting that he was nnt entirely gained over, resolved tu poison him ; but his constitution was »o vigorous, that, though... | |
 | Johann Lorenz Mosheim - 1819 - 542 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so....the Dominicans, suspecting that he was not entirely gained over, resolved to poison him ; but his constitution was so vigorous, that though they gave him... | |
 | 1824 - 808 sivua
...Jetzer, and to engage him, by the most seducing promises of opulence and glory, to carry on the cheat. Jetzer was persuaded, or at least appeared to be so....the Dominicans, suspecting that he was not entirely gained over, resolved to poison him ; but his constitution was so vigorous, that though they gave him... | |
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... form of the Virgin with a crown on her head. The Dominicans fearing, by this discovery, to lose the fruits of their imposture, thought the best method would be to own the whole matter to Jetzer, and to engage him by the most seducing promises of opulence... 
