De termino Trinitatis anno primo regni Regis Edwardi Quinti
Publisher: by Richard Tottyl.
Published: 1585
Place of publication: Imprinted at London in Fleetestrete within Temple Barre at the signe of the Hande and Starre
Language: roa; lat; eng
Subjects: Law reports, digests; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Anno primo regni Regis Edwardi Quinti; Anno primo Edwardi Quinti; Anno primo Ed. v
Work titles: Year books (Edward V : 1483)
Notes: Caption title.

Running titles vary: " ... anno primo Edwardi quinti" and " ... Anno primo Ed. v."

Imprint from colophon.

"Cum priuilegio." --foot of colophon.

Collation: A-B⁴ [$2 signed]

Error in foliation: leaf v printed iii.

Text in Law French.

In predominantly black letter type; some Roman and italic type.

Foliated initial, A1r.

Side notes.

Law reports for 1 Edward V, Trinity term.

STC (2nd ed.) 9902 indicates there are two settings of leaves A2.A3, with the "A" on leaf A2 under the "ad" in "adire" or under the "e" and the space following.

STC (2nd ed.) 9902

Beale, J.H. Engl. law, R382

Received Sept. 30, 1901, purchased in 1 v. from Arthur Reader; bound Jan. 1902 in 4 vols.

Ex libris Thomas Beale -- R. Harrys -- John Spelman.

On title page, signature of Thomas Beale with purchase date, 29 October 1590; possibly the Thomas Beale admitted to Inner Temple in November 1586. Also on title page, signatures of R. Harrys and John Spelman, both in 17th century hands. With contemporary or early 17th century marginal annotations throughout this and the year books originally bound following it. Following this copy, several other year books were originally bound in 1 vol.: 1 Richard V (STC 9912); 2 Richard III (STC 9919.5); 1-16, 20, 21 Henry VIII (STC 9926); 12-14 Henry VIII (STC 9937); 18, 19 Henry VIII (STC 9948); 26 Henry VIII (STC 9957); and 27 Henry VIII (STC 9967). Set now bound in 4 volumes. Contemporary or early 17th century marginal annotations throughout; on a flyleaf following STC 9967 is an index by regnal year, from 1 Henry VII to 27 Henry VIII, in the same early hand. A topical index pencilled in a 19th century hand, on several preceding flyleaves.