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Just printed in 8vo. at the Theatre in Oxford, and ready to be delivered to Subscribers, Aluredi Beverlacensis annales, five Historia de gestis regum Britanniæ, libris IX. E Codice pervetusto, calamo exarato, in bibliotheca viri clarissimi Thoma Rowlinsoni, Armigeri, descripsit ediditque Thomas Hearne, A. M. Oxoniensis, qui & Prafatione, Notis, atque Indice illustrative. There are only an hundred and fourty eight Copies of this Book printed. The first Payment to the Subscribers was six shillings the large, and four shillings the small Paper. The second Payment is to be the same with the first. The Publisher is now printing in 8vo, from an old Ms. Mr. William Roper's Life of Sir Thomas More. To which will be subjoyn'd an anonymous Chronicle of England, intit'led, Anonymi Chronicon Godstovianum, and a Description of the painted Glass in the Parish Church of Fairford in Gloucester-Shire. There will be only an hundred and fourty eight Copies printed, and the Price to Subscribers is to be sixteen shillings the large, and eight shillings the small Paper; whereof half is to be paid at the time of Subscribing, and the Remainder when the Copies are delivered. Subscriptions are taken in either by the Publisher at Edmund-Hall, or by John Rance at the Theatre Printing-House in Oxford. As soon as this Work is printed, the Publisher designs to put to the Press Mr. Camden's Elizabetha, whereof he hath got a Copy corrected and improv'd with very considerable Additions by the Author's own Hand; which Corrections and Additions were never yet printed. Edmund-Hall Oxon. July 20. 1716
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Aluredi Beverlacensis Annales, sive historia de gestis regum Britanni�, libris IX. E codice pervetusto, calamo exarato, in bibliotheca Viri clarissimi Thom� Rawlinsoni, Armigeri, Descripsit ediditque Tho. Hearnius, A. M. Oxoniensis, Qui & Praefatione, Notis, atque Indice illustravit
Alfred of BeverleyDate: 1716