Incipit perutilis tractat[us] Magistri Ioh[ann]is Parkins Interior Templi Socii siue explanacio quoru[m]dam capitulo[rum] in tabula hui[us] libelli contento[rum] grandi cum dilige[n]tia [et] studio ad iuuenu[m] informacione[m] valde necessaria
By: nouiter edita magnaqu[e] diligentia reuisa ac castigata in edibus Roberti Redman anno salut[is] n[ost]re 1528 die vero 24. Octobris
Publisher: In edibus Roberti Redman
Published: 1528
Place of publication: London
Language: lat
Number of pages: 122
Subjects: Conveyancing; Early works to 1800; Law
Other titles: Incipit perutilis tractatus Magistri Johannis Parkins Interior Templi socii siue explanacio quorumdam capitulorum in tabula huius libelli contentorum ...; Explanacio quorundam capitul[orum] in tabula hui[us] libelli contento[rum] ...; Explanacio quorundam capitulorum in tabula huius libelli contentorum ...
Work titles: Profitable booke treating of the lawes of England
Notes: Title within a border of woodcut ornaments.

Imprint from title and colophon.

Collation: [pi]⁴ B-X⁸ Y⁶ [$5 (-N5, -T2) signed; misprinting C1 as B1; C3 as B3; K3 as K4; N3 as L3 and T1 as S1]

Cut of the seated infant Christ (cf. Beale, J.H. Engl. law, plate no. 23) and "Cum gratia [et] priuilegio a Rege indulto." within a border of ornaments, on verso of final leaf;

In black letter type.

Initials, some historiated.

Side notes.

STC (2nd ed.) 19629

Beale, J.H. Engl. law T415

Library bound; orig. in old calf.

Text in Law French.

Ex libris Beaupré Bell --Maurice Johnson --George Dunn (his sale, Sotheby, 12 Feb. 1913, no. 202)

At head of title in a 17th century hand: "Mrs. Suckerman's booke"; at bottom: "Beapreus Bell donavit Mauritio Johnson LC." With 16th century marginal annotations, and some leaves numbered as pages. Purchased by George Dunn, July 1886, with his notes tipped in between R8 and S1.