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It is, moreover, an interesting proof of the learning of the Princess Elizabeth, as she says it was translated by herself " out of Frenche ryme into English prose, joyning the sentences together as well as the capacitie of my symple witte and small lerning coulde extende themselves," and it is charmingly dedicated " To our most noble and vertuous quene Katherin," to whom Elizabeth, " her humble daughter, wisheth perpetuall felicitie and everlasting joye." CHAPTER II EDWARD VI. MARY AND ELIZABET...H There are specimens of books bound for Edward VI. in the British Museum, both before and after his accession to the throne. Most, if not aJl of these, in leather, are probably the work of Thomas Berthelet, as they have many points in common, and he continued the " King's printer servaunt," and furnished him also with bindings.
The earliest of these is a manuscript by Petrus Olivarius, In Trogum Pompeium et in Epistolas fayniliares Ciceronis, Chorograpliica, presented by the author to Prince Edward in 1546, and it bears in the centre the Prince of Wales' feathers within a flamed circle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, moreover, an interesting proof of the learning of the Princess Elizabeth, as she says it was translated by herself " out of Frenche ryme into English prose, joyning the sentences together as well as the capacitie of my symple witte and small lerning coulde extende themselves," and it is charmingly dedicated " To our most noble and vertuous quene Katherin," to whom Elizabeth, " her humble daughter, wisheth perpetuall felicitie and everlasting joye." CHAPTER II EDWARD VI. MARY AND ELIZABET...H There are specimens of books bound for Edward VI. in the British Museum, both before and after his accession to the throne. Most, if not aJl of these, in leather, are probably the work of Thomas Berthelet, as they have many points in common, and he continued the " King's printer servaunt," and furnished him also with bindings.
The earliest of these is a manuscript by Petrus Olivarius, In Trogum Pompeium et in Epistolas fayniliares Ciceronis, Chorograpliica, presented by the author to Prince Edward in 1546, and it bears in the centre the Prince of Wales' feathers within a flamed circle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cyril Davenport to read onlineMoreLess
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