The newe testament of our lord Jesus Christ. : Conferred diligently with the Greke, and best approued translations. With the arguments, as well before euery chapter, as also vpon euery boke with most apte notes for the better understanding of the text..
Sprakeling, Robert,former owner.NLS
Sprakeling, Adam,former owner.NLS
Sprakeling, Luke,gent.NLS
Hales, Abigail,former owner.NLS
Hales, Humphrey,NLS
Cradock,Mr.active 1728former owner.NLS
Leggett, James,active 1728former owner.NLS
Leggett, Elizabeth,-1827,former owner.NLS
Budden, John,former owner.NLS
Smith, Ann,active 1827former owner.NLS
1575. At London : Printed by Christopher Barker,
[1576].
Geneva version.
Includes 'The epistle declaring that Christe is the ende of the lawe' by John Calvin.
Colophon on p. 813 reads: 'Imprinted at London by Christopher Barkar. [sic] dwelling in Powles Churchyard at the signe of the Tygers head. 1576.'
STC (2nd ed.)
ESTC
Provenance: ownership inscriptions in ink on p. [16] read: 'Ano, 1694, August: 11 Rbt. Sprakeling his booke'; 'Ano, 1676  Adam Sprakeling'; 'Ad. Sprakeling Mars. 25 Ano: 1678'; ownership inscriptions in ink on verso of final page and on endpapers read: 'This was sometime the booke of Abigail one of the daughters of Humfrey Hales esquier, first maried to Captaine Sampson & after his decease to Luke Sprakeling gent.'; 'James Legget his booke: bott of Mr. Cradock for sixpence: May : 7: 1728'; 'August 1784, Elizth. the wife of Robt. Hayes Leggett grandson to James Leggett given her by Ann the daughter of the above James in the year of our Lord, 1784'; 'This book came into the possession of Ann Smith, niece of the above Robt. Hayes Leggett on the death of the above Elizth. Leggett, 1827 and on the death of Anne Smith, of John Budden, Canterbury'; 'Bought in London in 1893 at a sale in Sothebys - 30/, John Haxton'.