Émission TV: The Tudors - 2x5
6th NOUN
meus NOUN
true ADJ
(to) tuo VERB
(to) dmbmh VERB
favor NOUN
honor NOUN
(to) incur VERB
mired ADJ
privy ADJ
tacet NOUN
(to) throw VERB
justly ADV
layman NOUN
morrow NOUN
nomine NOUN
penury NOUN
seemly ADJ
semper NOUN
strait ADJ
unwell ADJ
vested ADJ
ashamed ADJ
(to) cajole VERB
(to) commute VERB
famulo NOUN
merrily ADV
nostrum NOUN
plainly ADV
(to) prosper VERB
rightly ADV
(to) rumor VERB
(to) shrive VERB
videtur NOUN
vincula NOUN
virgine NOUN
brazenly ADV
celibacy NOUN
christum ADJ
(to) converse VERB
emissary NOUN
founder NOUN
prepared ADJ
scaffold NOUN
scruple NOUN
standing NOUN
suchlike ADJ
swearing NOUN
unbroken ADJ
(to) arraign VERB
attainder NOUN
beheading NOUN
churchman NOUN
concubine NOUN
(to) conspire VERB
earnestly ADV
hereafter ADV
martyrdom NOUN
nostrorum ADV
pamphlet NOUN
(to) preclude VERB
repugnant ADJ
sleepless ADJ
supremacy NOUN
surprised ADJ
yyets.net NOUN
benedicant NOUN
consentire NOUN
frightened ADJ
governance NOUN
legitimacy NOUN
peccatorum NOUN
punishable ADJ
succession NOUN
successor NOUN
traitorous ADJ
villainous ADJ
maliciously ADV
presumption NOUN
taciturnity NOUN
treasonable ADJ
unwillingly ADV
disagreeable ADJ
hypothetical ADJ
imprisonment NOUN
stubbornness NOUN
tribulation NOUN
recipient NOUN
obedience NOUN
malicious ADJ
(to) deem VERB
(to) decree VERB
changeable ADJ
(to) repent VERB
ingratitude NOUN
(to) enact VERB
(to) dismount VERB
(to) confound VERB
allegiance NOUN
bowel NOUN
(to) banish VERB
(to) condemn VERB
(to) deprive VERB
(to) reconcile VERB
outrage NOUN
statute NOUN
truthfully ADV
(to) uphold VERB
prejudice NOUN
(to) intercept VERB
martyr NOUN
(to) martyr VERB
offence NOUN
imperative NOUN
(to) invade VERB
universal ADJ
unfaithful ADJ
virginity NOUN
(to) endure VERB
vanity NOUN
willingly ADV
pleased ADJ
(to) rot VERB
(to) pluck VERB
obstinacy NOUN
null ADJ
(to) marvel VERB
indictment NOUN
immense ADJ
hurdle NOUN
(to) construe VERB
(to) constrain VERB
cardinal NOUN
(to) appoint VERB
apostle NOUN
(to) allege VERB
treason NOUN
temporal ADJ
(to) accommodate VERB
(to) contemplate VERB
(to) forfeit VERB
competence NOUN
craft NOUN
judgement NOUN
acquaintance NOUN
(to) dispute VERB
royalty NOUN
(to) discharge VERB
allowance NOUN
(to) prosecute VERB
privately ADV
axe NOUN
stove NOUN
(to) petition VERB
prostitute NOUN
traitor NOUN
throne NOUN
lust NOUN
altogether ADV
void ADJ
physician NOUN
supreme ADJ
(to) accord VERB
malice NOUN
(to) weep VERB
precedent NOUN
fearful ADJ
(to) command VERB
spite NOUN
sore ADJ
solicitor NOUN
(to) resign VERB
(to) require VERB
religious ADJ
recommendation NOUN
recognition NOUN
penalty NOUN
(to) renew VERB
firmly ADV
generosity NOUN
(to) obey VERB
(to) divide VERB
writer NOUN
deed NOUN
sleeve NOUN
heir ADJ
execution NOUN
content ADJ
kingdom NOUN
magnificent ADJ
(to) determine VERB
convention NOUN
verdict NOUN
equal ADJ
lion NOUN
expense NOUN
measure NOUN
(to) associate VERB
(to) live VERB
sword NOUN
approval NOUN
bent ADJ
contrary NOUN
clothing NOUN
existence NOUN
commission NOUN
oath NOUN
announcement NOUN
blessing NOUN
compromise NOUN
forgiveness NOUN
belief NOUN
due ADJ
episode NOUN
denial NOUN
eternity NOUN
wicked ADJ
(to) attend VERB
mistaken ADJ
worthy ADJ
absolute ADJ
consequence NOUN
apparently ADV
sweetheart NOUN
widely ADV
visitor NOUN
ultimate ADJ
surprising ADJ
(to) retire VERB
(to) restore VERB
permit NOUN
(to) persuade VERB
possession NOUN
poverty NOUN
prayer NOUN
(to) preserve VERB
previously ADV
privilege NOUN
(to) publish VERB
gradually ADV
fortunate ADJ
formally ADV
filthy ADJ
(to) encourage VERB
(to) desire VERB
desire NOUN
(to) declare VERB
consent NOUN
counsel NOUN
(to) convict VERB
(to) proceed VERB
realm NOUN
mighty ADJ
below ADV
violent ADJ
permanent ADJ
(to) will VERB
(to) counter VERB
relief NOUN
soldier NOUN
honesty NOUN
mortal ADJ
(to) admire VERB
authority NOUN
(to) threaten VERB
plain ADJ
courage NOUN
directly ADV
torture NOUN
(to) torture VERB
vice NOUN
prisoner NOUN
conscience NOUN
policy NOUN
(to) bless VERB
(to) confess VERB
union NOUN
silent ADJ
flesh NOUN
cheer NOUN
proper ADJ
(to) accuse VERB
(to) assure VERB
former ADJ
benefit NOUN
(to) refuse VERB
pity NOUN
rat NOUN
(to) defend VERB
(to) solve VERB
attribute NOUN
yet ADV
(to) reduce VERB
(to) presume VERB
mouse NOUN
servant NOUN
(to) seek VERB
(to) receive VERB
(to) oppose VERB
(to) occur VERB
manner NOUN
darling NOUN
title NOUN
stubborn ADJ
forth ADV
silence NOUN
(to) grant VERB
argument NOUN
(to) suffer VERB
gate NOUN
(to) damn VERB
easily ADV
(to) shift VERB
genius NOUN
sentence NOUN
(to) manage VERB
(to) intend VERB
brother NOUN
likely ADJ
(to) remain VERB
success NOUN
permission NOUN
wise ADJ
(to) strike VERB
fortune NOUN
harm NOUN
exact ADJ
(to) avoid VERB
(to) draw VERB
particular ADJ
indeed ADV
(to) deny VERB
official NOUN
circumstance NOUN
brave ADJ
(to) pray VERB
pardon NOUN
(to) recognize VERB
character NOUN
view NOUN
lonely ADJ
nature NOUN
master NOUN
familiar ADJ
(to) beg VERB
however ADV
queen NOUN
saving NOUN
natural ADJ
passion NOUN
(to) burn VERB
result NOUN
issue NOUN
spirit NOUN
opinion NOUN
guest NOUN
(to) allow VERB
truly ADV
action NOUN
price NOUN
hardly ADV
witness NOUN
(to) remind VERB
defense NOUN
Nos ORG
Welle ORG
Calais FAC
Christ ORG
Domine ORG
Tyburn ORG
all men NP
un tuum ORG
Cromwell ORG
Good God NP
Good day NP
No, Sirs NP
all this NP
eis sunt ORG
Campeggio ORG
Oh my God NP
What date NP
What harm NP
What time NP
Yes, Sirs NP
good Sirs NP
one thing NP
such ways NP
Every harm NP
King Henry NP
Parliement ORG
Poor Alice NP
Sir Thomas NP
Synchro VO ORG
due course NP
ever a man NP
four parts NP
good cheer NP
my new hat NP
only flesh NP
te speravi NP
two pieces NP
which case NP
2 - Episode NP
Good morrow NP
Holy Church ORG
Holy Father NP
Nos famulos NP
Poor Fisher NP
Sir Richard NP
all honesty NP
all matters NP
many things NP
other words NP
Almighty God NP
Treasons Act LAW
a good cause NP
all bad news NP
all eternity NP
any such law NP
good counsel NP
high treason NP
no other way NP
the Holy See NP
violent ways NP
King's titles NP
The Lady Mary NP
There, Thomas NP
a free spirit NP
a prison cell NP
any other man NP
either Fisher NP
equal measure NP
so wise a man NP
the other way NP
And her mother NP
Lady Katherine NP
a true verdict NP
absolute power NP
all your books NP
any mortal man NP
my wedding day NP
one small part NP
such a nothing NP
the least sign NP
the other hand NP
the true Queen NP
the true faith NP
Cardinal Fisher NP
His Holy Church NP
a great success NP
familiar things NP
heaven's graces NP
little standing NP
not a churchman NP
the King's love NP
the See of Rome ORG
the first place NP
Christ's passion NP
England's sister NP
Sir Richard Rich NP
Yes, Holy Father NP
a great pleasure NP
a proper husband NP
all such matters NP
his good servant NP
neither your law NP
our dear sisters NP
the Supreme Head NP
the general laws NP
your privy parts NP
Spiritual Matters ORG
a greater benefit NP
a serving soldier NP
an immense relief NP
my finest clothes NP
quaessumus Domine NP
the whole country NP
those exact words NP
"malicious" denial NP
Archbishop Cranmer NP
Our English friend NP
Secretary Cromwell NP
a hypothetical one NP
a new Treasons Act NP
a very strait gate NP
all my taciturnity NP
any particular law NP
consentire videtur NP
no temporal Prince NP
poor Bishop Fisher NP
the other apostles NP
the ultimate price NP
vincula peccatorum NP
what circumstances NP
Benedicant te caeli NP
a convicted traitor NP
my master's courage NP
the King's marriage NP
the very best rooms NP
Miserere miti Domime ORG
Sir Thomas' daughter NP
a double-edged sword NP
all your possessions NP
his great generosity NP
plain speaking woman NP
the Act of Supremacy LAW
the King's authority NP
the King's supremacy NP
the Queen of England ORG
the great prostitute NP
yyets.net Synchro VO NP
The Act of Succession LAW
Your Majesty's forest NP
a treasonable offence NP
long and true service NP
more sleepless nights NP
our long acquaintance NP
the King Supreme Head ORG
the solicitor general NP
your supposed silence NP
Its intended recipient NP
The supreme governance NP
his Majesty's pleasure NP
his own natural father NP
his religious policies NP
no public announcement NP
your sweetheart's name NP
di Ludovico di Lionardo NP
omni sanctitate custodi NP
Christum Dominum nostrum NP
a good, fine, honest man NP
the Emperor's Ambassador NP
the Holy Catholic Church ORG
the changeable character NP
and all your other family NP
another hypothetical case NP
omnes angeli et santi tui NP
this close, filthy prison NP
universal Catholic Church ORG
And yet, not your scruples NP
Your Majesty's forgiveness NP
beata Maria semper virgine NP
secundum miseration un tuum NP
your fine, honest young man NP
The high and mighty Princess NP
a very proud, stubborn woman NP
Christ's universal Catholic Church NP
nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti NP
Cardinal PRODUCT
Christian NORP
Crown PRODUCT
Majesty ORG
Parliament ORG