The tomb of Aurora, or, The mysterious summons
Subtitle: a romance : to which is added, The prisoner, or, The fortress of Howlitz : a German tale
Contributors: Lemoine, Ann, publisher; Roe, John, active 1803-1821, publisher
Publisher: Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourn-Lane, for Ann Lemoine, White Rose Court, Coleman Street, and J. Roe, No. 90, Houndsditch ...
Published: 1807
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Other titles: Tomb of Aurora; Mysterious summons; Prisoner.; Fortress of Howlitz.
Notes: "Price sixpence."

Signatures: A⁶ Q-S⁶.

Printed on wove paper.

Frontispiece, drawn by W. Grainger and engraved by S. Sharp, has imprint: Publish'd by & for I. Roe, 1807.

The first tale possibly inspired Shelley's Zastrozzi. The Marquis of Verezzi appears as a character in both works. See Frank, The first Gothics, p. 253.