lxx
August 26, 1608. To one who presented two bookes to his highnes |
li.10 s. |
October 10, 1608. To Mr. Browne 1 for a booke
. given to his highnes 5 li.
October 25, 1608. To a poor scholer with a booke to
his highnes 3 li.
December 28, 1608. To Mr. Silvester yearlie be his
highnes comand 20 li.
January 3, 1608 (09). To Mr. Daniell 2 be comand 7 li. January 5, 1608 (09). To one Mr. Cotton . . . January n, 1608 (09). To Mr. Hall's 3 man with a 10 li.
booke to his highnes i li.
January 16, 1608 (09). To the Schoolmaster of
Sant Martins who presented the Kings book in
emblems and pictures, to his highnes ... 5 li. February i, 1608 (09). For the great Spanish bible
at his highnes command 20 li.
February 2, 1608 (09). To Sir Thomas Pavies man
with bookes to his highnes i li. 10 s.
April 27, 1609. To a Duchman 4 that presented a
book of the law dedicated to his highnes . . . 5 li. June 14, 1609. To Daniell the Italian by command i li. 10 s. July 7, 1609. To the Bishop of Chichesters 5 man
with a booke to his highnes i li.
1 This could hardly have been William Browne the poet, who, according to the accepted date of his birth, was at this time not over eighteen. The first part of his Britannia's Pastorals, however, seems to have been written before he was twenty. His elegy on the death of Henry was published, with another by Christopher Brooke, in 1613.
2 Cf . p. Ixxv.
8 Joseph Hall, Dean of Gloucester (1617) and Bishop of Exeter (1627), was Henry's favorite chaplain. His Epistles (1608) were dedicated to the Prince, and contain letters to Chaloner, Newton, and Murray. His Char- acters of Vertues and Vices, dedicated to Lords Denny and Hay, appeared in the same year.
4 Paul Buys's (Busius) commentary on the Pandects was dedicated to the Prince and sent to him with a letter dated April n, 1609. (Birch, Life of Henry, p. 158.)
6 Launcelot Andrewes. His Tortura torli: sive; Ad Matthcei Torti Librum Responsio, in answer to Cardinal Bellarmine's attack on James's Apologie, appeared in this year.
