[…] I vvill be their Xenagogus, or guide, and firſt ſhevv them our Country of Kent, the inhabitants vvhereof, [Julius] Cæſar himſelf in his Commentaries, confeſſeth to be of all others the moſt full of humanity and gentleneſſe.
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[…] I vvill be their Xenagogus, or guide, and firſt ſhevv them our Country of Kent, the inhabitants vvhereof, [Julius] Cæſar himſelf in his Commentaries, confeſſeth to be of all others the moſt full of humanity and gentleneſſe.
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They are generally excellent Zenagogues or guides through their Countrie.
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Consider popular enthusiasm roused by his demagogues and xenagogues.
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[H]e can't quite get a bead on her instead his swift & anonymous xenagogue points out a bevy of beauties […]
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