In novae religionis asseclas carmen invectiuum : ad virum illustrissimum Ioannem Florettum, consiliarium regium, /
Blackwood, Adam,1539-1613.
Tamisier, Pierre,1541-1591,former owner.NLS
Sunderland, Charles Spencer,Earl of,1674-1722,former owner.NLS
Blenheim Palace (England).Sunderland Library,former owner.NLS
Theological Institute of Connecticut,former owner.NLS
Pitts Theology Library,former owner.NLS
Woodruff Medical Center,former owner.NLS
Parisiis, : Ex Typographia Thomae Richardi, sub Bibliis aureis, è regione Collegij Rhemensis.,
1653..
Signatures: A-D⁴.
Includes four epigrams, to Mary Queen of Scots, James Beaton, Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow, Walter Reid, Abbot of Kinloss, John Reid, John Sinclair, Dean of Restalrig and his own brother Henry Blackwood.
Final leaf is blank.
Bound in a volume with contemporary ink signature on titlepage of (1): "P. Tamisier" (Pierre Tamisier, Burgundian writer, who also held office as a magistrate); Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland; by descent to the Dukes of Marlborough, with Blenheim Palace shelfmarks in ink "D.8.112" and pencil "91 F.13" thence through the sale rooms of the Sunderland Library Sale at Sotheby's 1881-1883, lot 10,046. Oval blindstamp of Theological Institute of Conneticut at beginning and end. Bookplates on front pastedown of Pitts Theology Library and The Woodruff Collection, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587
Beaton, James, 1517-1603
Protestantism