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Household Expenses of the Princess Elizabeth During her Residence at Hatfield. October I, 1551, to September 30, 1552

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 March 2010

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Camden Old Series , Volume 55: The Camden Miscellany, Volume the Second , December 1853 , pp. 1 - 48
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page iii note * The initial of “Thaccumpte” incloses a slip of a rose-bush, at the head of which is a red and white rose charged with the letter E, and at each side a bud : the slip standing on a green mound between two strawberries.

page 5 note * In the centre of this folio is a vignette of the initial letter a, accompanied by a figure of Time ; the word tempvs above : and below,

tempvs ego imensv spatiis dimetior orbem.

page 45 note * The initial S is accompanied by a figure of dolor, a naked man seated on a rock tearing his hair ; in the background a ship wrecked: and below is this line—

affligit mentem frustra dolor ossaq′ rodit.

page 46 note * The initial T is that of which a facsimile is engraved.

page 48 note * This A has the figure of Temperance, as engraved in the annexed facsimile.

page 48 note † And this a figure of Justice reclining, her sword and scales broken, without any inscription. This is engraved in the Antiquarian Repertory.