Lanyer, Aemilia. Salve Deus Rex Judæorum.
Containing, 1 The Passion of Christ. 2 Eues Apologie
in defence of Women. 3 The Teares of the Daughters of Ierusalem. 4 The
Salutation and
Sorrow of the Virgine Marie. With diuers other things not vnfit to be read
Written by Mistris
Aemilia Lanyer, Wife to Captaine Alfonso Lanyer Seruant to the Kings Majestie.
[First
printing, with four-line publisher's imprint: "AT LONDON / Printed by Valentine
Simmes for
Richard Bonian,and / are to be sold at his Shop in Paules Church- / yard.
Anno 1611."]
---. Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum. Written
by Mistris Aemilia Lanyer . . . . [Second printing, with
five-line imprint: "AT LONDON / Printed by Valentine Simmes for Richard
Bonian, and are
/ to be sold at his Shop in Paules Churchyard, at the / Signe of the Floure
de Luce and
/ Crowne. 1611."] [Short version of dedications: STC 15277; long version
of dedications,
STC 15277.5]
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