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[???] Fuller, Artist ( - )

References in Documents:
MS Book of the dean of Christ Church (MacGregor, ed.) 129 Fulleri Pictura ad Altare Coll: Magd: Oxon. Picture by Fuller for the altar of Magdalen College, Oxford.
Thoresby, Musaeum Thoresbyanum (1713) 17. Corpus Christi Playe in antique English Verse, by Tho. Cutler and Rich Nandycke; take a Taste of the Poetry in the Crucifixio Christi. Sir knyghtis take heed hydir in hye zee wootte your self als wele as I has geven dome yat yis doote schall dye. sen we are comen to Calvarie this dede on dergh we may noght drawe howe lordis and leders of our lawe Sir all yare counsaile wele we knawe lat ilke man helpe nowe as hym awe. Some of the Trades themselves in the several Scenes are antiquated, as are the Names of others, Bowers and Fletchers, Wefferes, Cappers (Hatters added in a later Hand) Estrereners, Gyrdillers, Tyllethekkers, Spicers, Shavers, Parchmynners, Shermen and Wyne-drawers were of old, but Merceres added at the End as modern, Richard the Father of Bishop Morton of Durham, being the first of that Trade, at least in these Northern Parts of England (c)(c) c Fuller's Worthies in Yorke, Pag. 229. Don. Hen. Fairfax Arm.