One of two states of the 1605 edition. In this state, the final line of leaf A1r reads "your afflictions." In the alternate state, it reads "afflictions." Consult ESTC for further information.

Signatures: a℗£℗ø [superscript pi]B́ı Áı B℗£́ʻ C-Ńı O℗£́ʻ Ṕı Q́œ A-Ḱı

Title printed in red and black ink within an ornamental, woodcut border; head- and tailpieces; initials.

With: Church of England. The Psalter or Psalms of Dauid. London: Robert Barker, 1605.

Benton, J.H. The Book of common prayer, 10

ESTC S123432

STC (2nd ed.) 16329a

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy bound in early calfskin double-panelled in gilt and blind. The central panels have gold-blocked cornerpieces and contain the armorial super-ex-libris of a Knight of the Garter. Still visible within the now deteriorated escutcheons are two crescents above a fess -- possibly the arms of Sir Henry Lee, of Ditchley (1533-1611), Champion to Queen Elizabeth I and Master of the Armoury. The initials "W.C." (or W.G.) are present under the privilege on the title page.

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy is the first of two items bound together in one volume. This volume contains [1]: The booke of common prayer (1605) -- [2]: The whole booke of Psalmes (Company of Stationers, 1606).