An edition of A helpe to discourse, or, A miscelany of seriousnesse with merriment
(1631)
A helpe to discourse, or, A miscelany of seriousnesse with merriment
consisting of witty philosophical, grammaticall, and astronomicall questions and answers: as also, of epigrams, epitaphs, riddles, and iests: together with The countrey-mans counsellour, next his yeerely oracle or prognostication to consult with: containing diuers necessary rules and obseruations, of much vse and consequence being knowne
by William Basse, Edward Pond, John Beale, and Leonard Becket
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A helpe to discourse, or, A miscelany of seriousnesse with merriment: consisting of witty philosophical, grammaticall, and astronomicall questions and answers: as also, of epigrams, epitaphs, riddles, and iests: together with The countrey-mans counsellour, next his yeerely oracle or prognostication to consult with: containing diuers necessary rules and obseruations, of much vse and consequence being knowne
1631, Printed by I. B[eale]. for Leonard Becket, and are to be sold at his shop in Temple, neere the church
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This ed. not recorded in 1st ed. of STC.
Signatures: A-Q¹² (Q12 blank, wanting).
"W.B." and "E.P." have sometimes been identified (with not much probability) as William Basse and Edward Pond.
Errors in paging.
"The covntry-mans covncellor ... by E.P. Philomathem" (p.[199]-255) and "Sphinx and Oedipvs" (p.[257]-370) have special title-pages.
STC (2nd ed.) 1551.7
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