The people of this countrey say, that they haue one duetie inioyned vnto them by their lord: for euery fire payeth one Balis in regard of tribute: and a Balis is fiue papers or pieces of silke, which are worth one floren and an halfe of our coine.

The lord of the same citie hath in yeerely reuenues for salt onely, fiftie Thuman of balis, and one balis is worth a floren and a halfe of our coyne: insomuch that one Thuman of balis amounteth vnto the value of fifteene thousand florens.

The lord of the same citie hath in yeerely reuenues for salt onely, fiftie Thuman of balis, and one balis is worth a floren and a halfe of our coyne: insomuch that one Thuman of balis amounteth vnto the value of fifteene thousand florens.

Barons, carying wreathes and litle crownes vpon their heads, and giuing attendance vpon their lord, and euery one of them weareth a garment of gold and precious stones, which is woorth ten thousand Florens.

To take in victuall and refresh our men, Provyde us of thinges needefull, then once more With all the expeditious hast wee can Sett sayle for Florens.

There's for thee, though I have no hope at all To finde in France what I in Florens seeke.

One thinge woonders mee That I should fynd you neare Marcellis heare, When I was aym'd for Florens; where your letters Inform'd mee you were planted.

As to his standing with his literary contemporaries, Eichendorff admitted that Loeben influenced him as a man and as a poet; it was he who induced Eichendorff to write some of his earlier works under the pen-name of "Florens."

By Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 30Nov73; R564243.

By Will Watson, pseud. of Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 30Nov73; R564244. R564245.

By Brett Austin, pseud. of Lee Floren.

By Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 22Apr75; R614797. R614805.

FLOREN, LEE.

Lee Floren (A); 24Oct72; R537635.

Lee Floren (A); 25Sep72; R536242. FLORY, JANE.

By Brett Austin, pseud. of Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 22Nov74; R601211. R601212.

By Will Watson, pseud. of Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 22Nov74; R601212.

By Lee Floren.

Lee Floren (A); 22Apr75; R603448. R603490. Luther Burbank, boy wizard.

TERTULLIAN, QUINTUS SEPTIMIUS FLORENS, one of the Latin Fathers, born at Carthage, the son of a Roman centurion; was well educated; bred a rhetorician; was converted to Christianity, became presbyter of Carthage, and embraced MONTANIST VIEWS (q. v.); wrote numerous works, apologetical, polemical, doctrinal, and practical, the last of an ascetic tendency (150-230).