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Master
Hum. Moseley.
 

me 29«' or SJttne 1660

Entred for his copie under ye hand of Master Thrale warden a booke
called The Comunion booke Catechisme, expounded by Edmund Rives,
Bachelor in Divinity     .        .        .......vj^
 

Master
Hum. Moseley.
 

29 SJttne 1660

Entred    .    .    .    under the hand of Master  Thrale  warden a booke
called The History of the Defendors of the Faith, by Ch. Leaver    .    vj^
 

Master
Hum. Moseley.
 

29 mm 1660

Entred . . . under the hand of Master Thrale warden a booke
called Six sermons upon severall occasions, preached at Court before the
Kings Matie, by the late reverend divine John Donne, Doctor in Divinity
and Deane of S*^ Pauls London.......vj^
 

Master
Hum. Moseley.
 

29 aittiie 1660

Entred    .    .    .    under ye  hand   of   Master   Thrale warden a booke
called Posselius Dialogues in English and Latine, by Edmund Rives, B.D.
 

and Instructor in all the originall tongues
 

vja
 

Master
Hum. Moseley.
 

29 Mm 1660

Entred    .    .    .    under ye  hand  of Master Thrale   warden a booke
called Lusus Serius a Philosophicall discourse of the superiority of the
 

Creatures, by Michaell Majerus
 

vja
 

29 3>nne 1660

Master                 Entred    ,    .    .    under the hand of Master  Thrale  warden a booke

Hum. Moseley.        called Poems and Translations, the compleat works of Thomas Stanley Esq"*

vjd

29 mtm 1660

Master                 Entred    .    .    .    under ye  hand of Master Thrale  warden a  booke
Hum. Moseley.         called Private Devotions in Six Letanies, with Prayers for Morning and
Evening, written by Henry Valentine D"* in Divinity, and now rendred
into Welch by G. L..........vj^
 

29 mm 1660

Master                 Entred    .    .    .    under ye hand  of  Master Thrale warden  a  booke

Hum. Moseley.        called The last Remaines of S'' John Suckling, K"\ being a full collection of

all his poems and letters, so long expected and never till noiv published, with
 

the licence S approbation of his dearest friend
 

Vja