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Subject(s)

• Law—England—Sources—Early works to 1800 [Browse]

Summary note

eebo-0062

Notes

• In Law French and Latin.
• Title from colophon, which reads: Explicit abbreuiamentu[m] statutor[um] imp[re]ssu[m] per Richardu[m] Pynson et totaliter finitum nono die mensis octobris. Anno d[omi]ni mill[esi]mo quat[ri]centesimo nonagesimo nono.
• Text on pi2r begins "Incipit tabula huius libri. Abiuracion. Folio primo [..]". Text on a1r begins "Abiuracion. Qui terram abiurauit du[m] sit in strata publica [..]".
• A reprint of STC 9513, enlarged through 12 Henry VII.
• The first leaf is blank.
• In this edition the colophon commences "Explicit abbreuiamentum". In another (STC 9513) it begins "Explicit abbreuiamentū".
• Reproduction of the original in the Harvard University. Library.

References

• STC (2nd ed.) 9514.
• Beale, J.H. Engl. law, S40.
• Duff 376.

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