comedy
Napoleon in 1805 was
earning 5 Versailles each day
yet he did not cry
law
property
buys
property
defrauding
rich
is
null
and
void
magnum
is
a
stupid
legal
argument
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Is Fatima charity
Counts Maladin
The next village over
Louvre or Lourdes
Charity?
Is Fatima a charity?
Is it that Lourdes & Louvre a charity
r de f Corporal
Lourdes
Fatima
Why God give r de 1/2 w
Lovely thou art
Iron + Richest
r de his daughters like television Mini series
More than their provinces
r de told girlfriends
He was too poor to get married
Explain success to riches
My Jewish lawyers
Some of them crooked Jewish lawyers
They think that they are talking to children
gentle rich charity
Mfi same as Italian friends who go to church
Others speak of this Isn't r de
Italian criminals
Not mysterious
They think that they are talking to children
r de is weak to defend his interests
because not being mean
he requires lawyers
this vagabond is jumping 15 security fences
talk on equal terms
to get onto the grounds
of the Louvre
r understands vaguely angel demons betrayal cavalry
Mostly he worries
A joke
dedicate life to mountains
would not rich
gentleman's quarterly + shy Napoleon + construction
Gambn count
People knew prinz when teen
To doubt the sophistication of fraud artists
it does not add up in reconciliation
An vagabond jumps the fence of the Louvre
And r de apologizes
talk on equal terms he must
Zr lets leave these are bad people
gentleman would have said let's leave Zr
It is a strategy
of Black M
to ship wreck
rich people
with this California fraud company
conmen not ugly
ugly not conmen
Disgusting vagabond jumping the fence of Lourdes
talk equal terms he must
blk ml
ship wreck with fake pictures
Decent from muts vagabond
Military
Bounty soldier
bounty [hunter]
special soldier
Church
Arguments
Does Christ bless communion alter
Church
Argument
Holy Spirit?
No one questions are there fake f
how many?
fraud
ship wrecks people
fraudulently
This vagabond
is climbing
50 fences
talk on equal
terms he must
to get into
the Louvre
Why is he outside the circle of Common law
the circle of Geneva
the circle of Honor
the circle of the Church
the circle of being very rich
I just have to know he is outside that circle
is Palais de Justice a charity
he tried to find G a good PofW????
is Fatima a charity?
Military
interrogators
Military vehicle''
Sheriffs''''
Police'''''
by law''
military
Conspirators = done
ring leaders responsible = done
friends ring leaders = done
Magna Carta
law
outside the circle of
law
church
honor
is irrelevant
why is he on the wrong side of the circle
irrelevant
''don't have to know why''
punishment can be as acquittal
that is no punishment
law
exceptions
disability
etc
fraud like rich people
Counts de Rubido
a few free royal cities over
7 in Europe
r de is one of these
Military
responsible for nothing within Geneva
responsible for everything that is outside Geneva
Julliette + Robertus cross the Rubico in France
Caesar to trust his fortune
The translator's philosophical conception of Fortune is not coherent, since it comprises a Roman Fortune, a Christianized ... She may ally herself with a Caesar (587/33) who, if perspicacious, will know and trust « his fortune » (459/10, 685/23).
Liber I. intestinae huius diícordiae cauíàs enarrat, Quam animose Caesar Rubio- ncm transierit,quamque miserabilis Romanae Vrbis faciès extiterit,dum Cives prodigiis, extispiciis, signisque coe- lestibus perterriti,Vrbem deseruerunt.
_.3 7. Plane vero quod afferit 'de identitate Rubiconis non cum Huvio ÀRicone ,
Julius Caesar, Aulus Hirtius, Dionysius Vossius, John Davies, Samuel Clarke, Frans van Oudendorp ... (ñmrim) corruptum later-e, proprium hominis alícujus nomen ; quod praecedenti Rubio-io Poflum, 6C sequenri Salinflio Cnjspo, responde
Military
dr
r has friends & enemies in every country
Hand over the enemies
Honorable men do not give cause for fear in word or deed
War games
History
Mercenary wars
yyy9
letter to mercenary h
$100 b lion per annum which letter wht r
pocketed by freaks not mercenary h
mercenary h money stolen to defeat mercenaries h
castle rock sign to mercenary
mercenaries have letter yyy9
gentleman's agreement between gentlemen
general bchr treasurer
in principle
r de
would not find fault
with castle rock
jp dt rb wb bg
which had made r de rich
vb must look elsewhere
Counts de Rubido
a few free royal cities over
7 in Europe
r de is one of these
Counts Maladin
The next village over
Louvre or Lourdes
Charity?
Is Fatima a charity?
Is it that Lourdes & Louvre a charity
r de f Corporal
Lourdes
Fatima
Why God give r de 1/2 w
Lovely thou art
Iron + Richest
r de his daughters like television Mini series
More than their provinces
r de told girlfriends
He was too poor to get married
Explain success to riches
My Jewish lawyers
Some of them crooked Jewish lawyers
They think that they are talking to children
gentle rich charity
Mfi same as Italian friends who go to church
Others speak of this Isn't r de
Italian criminals
Not mysterious
They think that they are talking to children
r de is weak to defend his interests
because not being mean
he requires lawyers
this vagabond is jumping 15 security fences
talk on equal terms
to get onto the grounds
of the Louvre
r understands vaguely angel demons betrayal cavalry
Mostly he worries
A joke
dedicate life to mountains
would not rich
gentleman's quarterly + shy Napoleon + construction
Gambn count
People knew prinz when teen
To doubt the sophistication of fraud artists
it does not add up in reconciliation
An vagabond jumps the fence of the Louvre
And r de apologizes
talk on equal terms he must
Zr lets leave these are bad people
gentleman would have said let's leave Zr
It is a strategy
of Black M
to ship wreck
rich people
with this California fraud company
conmen not ugly
ugly not conmen
Disgusting vagabond jumping the fence of Lourdes
talk equal terms he must
blk ml
ship wreck with fake pictures
Decent from muts vagabond
Military
Bounty soldier
bounty [hunter]
special soldier
Church
Arguments
Does Christ bless communion alter
Church
Argument
Holy Spirit?
No one questions are there fake f
how many?
fraud
ship wrecks people
fraudulently
This vagabond
is climbing
50 fences
talk on equal
terms he must
to get into
the Louvre
Why is he outside the circle of Common law
the circle of Geneva
the circle of Honor
the circle of the Church
the circle of being very rich
I just have to know he is outside that circle
is Palais de Justice a charity
he tried to find G a good PofW????
is Fatima a charity?
Military
interrogators
Military vehicle''
Sheriffs''''
Police'''''
by law''
military
Conspirators = done
ring leaders responsible = done
friends ring leaders = done
Magna Carta
law
outside the circle of
law
church
honor
is irrelevant
why is he on the wrong side of the circle
irrelevant
''don't have to know why''
punishment can be as acquittal
that is no punishment
law
exceptions
disability
etc
fraud like rich people
Counts de Rubido
a few free royal cities over
7 in Europe
r de is one of these
Military
responsible for nothing within Geneva
responsible for everything that is outside Geneva
Julliette + Robertus cross the Rubico in France
Caesar to trust his fortune
38: caesar's attempt to sail back in a small boat The story is omitted by C. in BC, but it clearly became famous. If Weinstock 124 ... Some echoes of the Rubicon seem clear, that earlier water-crossing driven by a trust in Fortune. Yet it was P., not ...
The translator's philosophical conception of Fortune is not coherent, since it comprises a Roman Fortune, a Christianized ... She may ally herself with a Caesar (587/33) who, if perspicacious, will know and trust « his fortune » (459/10, 685/23).
Liber I. intestinae huius diícordiae cauíàs enarrat, Quam animose Caesar Rubio- ncm transierit,quamque miserabilis Romanae Vrbis faciès extiterit,dum Cives prodigiis, extispiciis, signisque coe- lestibus perterriti,Vrbem deseruerunt.
Cornelius Tacitus - 1823 -
... and crossed the Adige, in the Raudian plain, where now is Rubio, killing and taking prisoners upwards of 100,000 men. ... Ambroni, and Cimbri. a In the 596th year of Rome, Julius Caesar, defeated Drusus Tiberius, or Germanicus* in their .._.3 7. Plane vero quod afferit 'de identitate Rubiconis non cum Huvio ÀRicone ,
Julius Caesar, Aulus Hirtius, Dionysius Vossius, John Davies, Samuel Clarke, Frans van Oudendorp ... (ñmrim) corruptum later-e, proprium hominis alícujus nomen ; quod praecedenti Rubio-io Poflum, 6C sequenri Salinflio Cnjspo, responde
- Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus, Pieter Burman - 1736 - CASAUB. p m: ir¡ trajicicndo Rubio-one flumim conjècrü~rat. Turnebus (II. Adv. 27. Gr XXIII. r4. )› Rubicom' flnmini legit, dandi casu, ur equos' Caesaripsi flumini consecrarit. Ego Marti potíus consecraros puto, ut apudVirg.. Minervae , Aeneid.
1632 -
Quia vt alias dictum suit Cesar representantando duplicem personam tanquam hzres Lactanrii fecitrestirutionem Edeicommilfi ... Rubio s. Alterno: . Verba autem in obiecto relata non solum limitantur , 8C restringuntur ab alijs , que adijciuntur .
Publius Cornelius Tacitus, Gabriel Brotier, Abraham John Valpy - 1834 -
P Cecsari abstulerunt] Caesar Augustus. ... consulate, a.u.c. 653. he vanquished the Clmbri in Italy, after they had passed the A thesis or Adige, in the Raudian territory, where is now Rubio : ' caesa aut capta amplius c. millia hominum/ Veil.
Johann Christoph Rasche - 1795 -
Rubio. ib, 22. p. aai. — et praeterea II. 69 ) Spanbim. Pr. 11. 292. vid VO- in imo. )
Johann Christoph Rasche - 1795 -
Rubio. ib, 22. p. aai. — et praeterea II. 69 ) Spanbim. Pr. 11. 292. vid VO- in imo. )
Johann Christoph Rasche - 1795 -
Rubio. ib, 22. p. aai. — et praeterea II. 69 ) Spanbim. Pr. 11. 292. vid VO- in imo. )Military
dr
r has friends & enemies in every country
Hand over the enemies
Honorable men do not give cause for fear in word or deed
War games
History
Mercenary wars
yyy9
letter to mercenary h
$100 b lion per annum which letter wht r
pocketed by freaks not mercenary h
mercenary h money stolen to defeat mercenaries h
castle rock sign to mercenary
mercenaries have letter yyy9
gentleman's agreement between gentlemen
general bchr treasurer
in principle
r de
would not find fault
with castle rock
jp dt rb wb bg
which had made r de rich
vb must look elsewhere
r de his uncle sometimes r de his father aslo sometimes lived in a castle
bottom picture '''castle'' r de his ''cousins''
Counts de Rubido
a few free royal cities over
7 in Europe
r de is one of these
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
Robert Rubido
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