The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
George Anderson ( - 1647)
Printer in Edinburgh and credited with introducing printing to Glasgow in the early seventeenth-century (Calvert 15). Relevant locations: Workplace or place of business Glasgow, LanarkshireWorkplace or place of business Edinburgh, Midlothian
Linked print sources: as Subject of/in a document - Early Printers in Glasgow.
References in Documents:
Inventarie of the Gabions, in M. George his Cabinet (1638)
Adamson, Henry The muses threnodie, or, mirthfull
mournings, on the death of Master <name type="person" rend="italic" ref="544">Gall</name> Containing varietie of pleasant
poëticall descriptions, morall instructions, historiall narrations,
and divine observations, with the most remarkable antiquities of Scotland,
especially at Perth By Mr. <name type="person" rend="italic" ref="540">H. Adamson</name> Printed at Edinburgh in King
Iames College, by George Anderson 1638
Second edition .
Inventarie of the Gabions, in M. George his Cabinet (1638)
THE
MUSES THRENODIE,
OR,
Mirthfull Mournings, on the death
of MasterGall .
tions, and divine observations, with the
most remarkable antiquities ofScot
land , especially at
Perth
By MH. ADAMSON.
Horat . in Arte .
Printed at Edinburgh in King ,
byGeorge Anderson
1638 .
MUSES THRENODIE,
OR,
Mirthfull Mournings, on the death
of Master
Containing varietie of pleasant Poëticall
descriptions, morall instructions, historicall narra
descriptions, morall instructions, historicall narra
tions, and divine observations, with the
most remarkable antiquities of
land
r.
Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci. [*] He has achieved every point who has mixed the useful and the delightful.
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