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"My harts dischardge to the right worshipfull his very lovinge brother master Henry Rowe, esquire and barroun of Slaptoun [Bucks], and the worshipfull his well respected sister mistris Suzanna Hoolliday, Patricii militae civetatis Londini [sic] perfect health with encrease of true happines bee wished, by Thomas Rowe. Skoad, the 31 Marche, anno Domini 1616", 31 Mar 1616

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A vindication of the writer with reference to some charge of misdealing with a sum of £6000, and general ill-living, for which his father on his death-bed refused to leave him his blessing with the rest of his children; consisting principally of reproaches against his brother and sister for their unkind behaviour, and of general observations on prosperity and adversity as tokens of God’s favour or displeasure, and on the law of charity.

Prefixed (fol. 5) is a coloured drawing of a stone-cutter engraving an inscription ("Attendite vobis") on a tablet, with the motto "Scribit in marmore laesus;" and at the end (fol. 276) a coiled serpent, with the motto "Sicut ad extremum vivit."

Dates

  • Creation: 31 Mar 1616

Extent

276 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English
  • Latin

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 143