A transcript of the registers of the company of stationers of London (v. 3)

(London : Birmingham :  Priv. Print.,  1875-77 ; 1894.)

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8—22 May] 1601
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Master Short        Entred for his Copye vnder the handes of the wardens, A booke of
Ayres sett forthe to  be songe to the lute  Opherian, and base violl by
 

Phillip Rosseter Lutenist
 

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Richard Reade      Entred for his Copye vnder the hand of master whyte warden A
 

booke Called A Direction to the waters of lyfe
 

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Richard Reade      Entred for his Copye vnder the hand of master whyte warden The

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William Tym Entred for his Copye vnder the handes of master Doctor Barlowe
and master whyte warden A booke Called the historye of
Sainct  George Allegoricallye Discribed by Gerrard  de  malynes
 

marchant
 

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John Harrison      Entred for his Copye vnder the handes of master Paseeild and
John^HarSn^    master whyte warden / A booke called the tranquilitye of the mynde by
 

th[e]eldest.
 

Lucius Anneus Sentca newlye translated
 

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Andrew wise
 

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Entred for his Copye vnder the handes of Master Paseeild and
master whyte warden A booke called Hhe Paradise of praijers' gathered
out of the spirituall workes of Lewis of G-ranado and Englyshed

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