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Regni Regis Caroli. vj^''
 

2^ ^tigtts5t[(] 1630.

John Okes.          Assigned ouer vnto him by Nicholas Okes, by Consent of a fnll

Court all his estate right title and Interest in the Copies here after
menconed          ........        ix^.

Davids Repentance
[See III., 566; and p. 208.] The great Assise
[See III., 547.]                -D-4 VIES blessed man

Noahs dove

Christcs preparacon to his owne death
[See III., 665.]                A Christmas Taske.

The Cheife sheppard
[See III., 616.]                Milke for Babes

[See III., 639.]                 The Key of Da VIE

Baker on the Creede.
[See IIL, 654]                A Preparacion to the Psalter

The Combate betwe[e]n man and death

Table of Humane passions.
[See III., 606.]                Heavenly progresse

[See III., 589.]                A sorrowfull soules solace

[See III., 566.]                AzBUMAZER.    4. London Prentises

[Seei?. 61.]                      The Silver Age.    The golden Age:    The Iron Age.

[See III., 424.]                IdARKHAMs. master peece

[See III., 561,592and609.] Table of Logarismes : Ra[b]dologia:  Opiologia
[See III., 549.]                A Celestiall lookeing glasse

[See III., 438.]                CHRIST in his Kingdome.

The good mans blisse

The Regenerate man
 

13^ S:(pUmfitx 1630

Andrew Crooke. Entred for his Copie vnder the hands of Sir Henry Herbert and
Idaster Kingstone a Comedy in Latine Cal[l]ed Loyola by Doctor
Hacket   .        .        ........vj^

21 Sejitemlier 1630

Master Harper. Entred for his Copie vnder th'[h]andes of master IVTartin and
master Kingston A booke Called, A Discourse of Funerall Monuments
8fc. by master John Weaver......vj*.

iiit|» ©rtoibds 1630.

Beniamin Fisher. Entred for his Copie vnder the handes of master Edvtard ]\Iartin
and master Harison warden The Repertorye of Records contayninge

96^anf^55.] ' ^^^ Recordes of the Chancery The Tower, Foure Treasuries on the
Recei[p]tes Syde at Westminster and the Two remembrances of the
Exchequer by Thomas Poweli......yj*

IV. 240.