John Siberch the First Cambridge Printer 1521 1522
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Over agaynst the churche and churchyerd of the same parishe betwene the lane called Michael Lane of the northe and the tenemente of Robert Lane baker of the south, and abuttinge upon the Kings highway or high streate there on the easte, and the gardeynes and ortesyerdes belong- ing to Gonevill and Caius College ... On the west. " The four tenements were Ansel's, Houghton's, Talbot's, and Smythe's, alias the 'King's Arms. ' 14 More concisely in plain language, Siberch lived and printed in a tene...ment called the King's Arms, which stood on the space between the Gate of Humility and the Gate of Vertue, in fact, on part of the ground now traversed by the avenue in Tree Court. This house can be seen in the accurately-drawn plan of Cambridge, 1574, by John Hamond, from which I am allowed to reproduce the section showing it.
Section from Ilamond's Flan of Cambridge, 1574, showing Siberchs house. (Reproduced by permission of Messrs. Bowe-; ^ Bowes from their forth- coming Old Plans of Cambridge).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over agaynst the churche and churchyerd of the same parishe betwene the lane called Michael Lane of the northe and the tenemente of Robert Lane baker of the south, and abuttinge upon the Kings highway or high streate there on the easte, and the gardeynes and ortesyerdes belong- ing to Gonevill and Caius College ... On the west. " The four tenements were Ansel's, Houghton's, Talbot's, and Smythe's, alias the 'King's Arms. ' 14 More concisely in plain language, Siberch lived and printed in a tene...ment called the King's Arms, which stood on the space between the Gate of Humility and the Gate of Vertue, in fact, on part of the ground now traversed by the avenue in Tree Court. This house can be seen in the accurately-drawn plan of Cambridge, 1574, by John Hamond, from which I am allowed to reproduce the section showing it.
Section from Ilamond's Flan of Cambridge, 1574, showing Siberchs house. (Reproduced by permission of Messrs. Bowe-; ^ Bowes from their forth- coming Old Plans of Cambridge).
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