title: The Entertainment at Richmond
title_page_title: THE KING <i>AND</i> QVEENES Entertainement at <i>RJCHMOND.</i> AFTER THEIR DEPARTVRE from O<small>XFORD</small><i>:</i> In a Masque,
title_page_performance: presented by the most Illustrious P<small>RINCE</small>, <i>PRJNCE</i> CHARLES Sept. 12. 1636.
title-page_latin_motto: <i>Naturam imitarì licèt facile nonnullis videatur haud est</I>.
title_page_imprint: OXFORD Printed by L<small>EONARD</small> L<small>ICHFIELD</small>, M. DC. XXXVI.
paratext_dedication: "The Dedication" <i>to</i>: Henrietta Maria, Queen (<i>consort of King Charles I</i>); <i>from</i>: unsigned [A2r]
stationer_additional_notes: The description notes that the country and other "rude" dances were made by "Simon Hopper" [A3r], and the music "excellently compos'd by Master Charles Coleman" [D4r].
transcript_modern_spelling: The king and queen's entertainment at Richmond after their departure from Oxford in a masque presented by the most illustrious prince Prince Charles Sept 12 1636 Naturam imitari licet facile nonnullis videatur haud est Oxford printed by Leonard Lichfield MDCXXXVI