The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Henry IV of England, King of England (3 Apr 1367 - 20 Mar 1413)
Dictionary of National Biography entry: http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/12951?docPos=1 Other biography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_IV_of_England Authority - medievalRelevant locations: Death place at Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury
Relationships: of Gaunt John (1340-1369) was a father of Henry IV of England
John of Lancaster (1389-1435) was a son of Henry IV of England
References in Documents:
The Misery of War, admirably express'd in most noble Painting
up
on a Copper-Plate, near two Foot broad, and 2 ½ in Length, every
Figure merits
a Comment; the various Passions being express'd with
so particular a Pathos, as is
surprizing.
painted upon Board. It seems to be an Original, as the former indis
putably
is.Henry 4Hen. 5Charles 5. Em
perorPhilip, King of Mary,
and Elizabeth,James IAnne;Frederick
K. of Elizabeth,Sophia.Alva,
Oliver Cromwell, quondam-Protector; Pym,Tho. Lord Fairfax, the GeneralKnox
(Don. D. Marvel,BowlesWales
Tho. ParHenry Giles
Colours upon Wood or Cloth.Tho. Gascoigne
per. Not to mention
Family-Pieces, though some are of good Work
manship, particularly one in Miniature to be worn upon the Breast.
The tyllinge of trees aftir Godfray uppon Palladie. 2.
A Tretee
ofNicholas Bollard departid in 3 Parties; 1. of gendrying
of Trees;
of
2.
of graffyinge; the third forsoth is of altracions. 3. A Treatise of
Cookery in old
English, but the Title
French, Le maniere pour rost
buller & frier diverses Pessons. 4.
buller & frier diverses Pessons
The parayllous dayes of the yeere.
5.
Medecynes ofmaister William du Jordyne gyven to kyng Henry Re
gent and Heuter of the Reume ofFraunce . 6. A moste
gent and Heuter of the Reume of
piteous Chro
nicle of thorribill dethe ofJames Stewarde last kyng of Scotys , nought
long agone prisoner ynEnglande yn the tymes of the kynges Henrye the
fifte and Henry the sixte translated out of
nicle of thorribill dethe of
long agone prisoner yn
fifte
Latyne into oure mo
ders Englishe tong bi your symple SubjectJohn Shirley . (this was
ders Englishe tong bi your symple Subject
Jamesthe first of
Scotland
An approbate Treite for the Pe
stilence studied by the gretteste doctours of Fisike amonges th Universitie
of Christen nacions yn the tyme ofSante Thomes of Caunturbury . 8.
stilence studied by the gretteste doctours of Fisike amonges th Universitie
of Christen nacions yn the tyme of
The
desirid peace betweneSigismonde Emperour and Kyng Henry . 9.
desirid peace betwene
The
Boke cleped les Bones Meures(translated out of
Boke cleped les Bones Meures
Frenchby your
umble ServytureJohn Shirley of
London Anno
comprised in
five partys, the 1st partie spekith of Remedie that is against the sevyn
dedlye synnes; 2.
five partys, the 1st partie spekith of Remedie that is against the sevyn
dedlye synnes
the Estate of holy Church; 3.
of Prynces and of
Lordes temporal; 4.
Lordes temporal
of comone peple; 5.
of dethe and universal dome.
10.
The Governance of Kynges and Princes, seyd the secrete of secretes
the whychArestotle made and direct hit to
Alexander the grete conque
roure of the worlde. This
the whych
roure of the worlde
, and is said toSelby
have belonged to the Monastery there. Don. D.
Merc.Tho. Wilson
Leod.
Edward I. King of William de ; and of
VescyJohn King of John de
Insula, under the
Great Seals of their respective Kingdoms.Rich. 2Henry 8In terris Supremi Capitis
Ecclesie Anglicane; which Title was also recognized by
the Clergy, as appeareth
by an Indenture of Rob. Prior of Elizabth England; and another with
that of the Dutchy of Lancaster. James I.AnneCharles IRich. 2Jac. I.
have lost the
Seals.Edm.
Earl of Hen. 3John, Constable of Eng, and Regent of
landHen. 4
Nobility, Alice Lascy's (Lacy)
Aberford Mills
ginal of that mentioned by
Kennet
three Garbs, An. Johan de Warenne Counte de Surr. a
toutes, &c. de la vile de Wakefeud, 7 Ed. I. The
Arms Checkie.
210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, &c.
the
Henry 4
th.Hen: 5
th.Elizabeth
all done upon board very wel.
Curiosities in the
County ofKent
EnglandChrist ChurchAustinsBecketEdward the Black
PrinceEdward the III. King of EnglandHenry the
IVAugustin; (the S. E. from