A lytle treatyse composed by John Sta[n]dysshe one of the felowes of Whittynton Colledge in London, and nowe by him the fautes of the prynter in this heretofore, newly corrected with certayne addycio[n]s to the same, againste the p[ro]testacion, of Robert
by John Standish
Part of Early English books, 1475-1640 -- 147:16.
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