Mrs. Pott's Emblem Plates Found in the British Library
Plate XV.
Comments on Plate XV.
1. Pot, like chalice. From book printed by Caxton, before Sotheby. 1491.
2. Pot. From MS. British Museum, vi. 318c. 1497.
3. Pot. Letter (or copy) from W. Latimer to M. W. Pace. Hatton Finch, 29,549. 1530.
4. Pot. Letter, French, unsigned. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 1596.
5/6. Pot. Letter, copies of English. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 1596.
7. Pot. Letter, signed Walsingham. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 1577.
8. Pot. Letter, Walsingham to Leycester. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 1577.
9. Pot. Letter, Nathaniel Bacon to the Lord Chancellor. TennisonMSS. 1579.
10. Pot. Letter, H. Maynard to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS. 1580.
11/12. Pot. Letter, H. Maynard to Anthony Bacon, copies. Tennison MSS. 1580.
13. Pot. Letter, Francis Bacon to W. Doylie. Tennison MSS. 1580.
14. Pot. Letter, Sir Amyas Powlett to A. Bacon. Cotton MSS. 1580.
15/16. Pot. Letter, Walsingham to A. Bacon. Cotton MSS. 1587.
17. Pot. Advertisement from Paris. Cotton MSS. 1587.
18. Pot. Ten Sets of Emblems in Verse Anon. (The verses are like Quarles'.) Tennison MSS. 1587.
19. Pot. Mrs. Anne Bacon to her brother Anthony. Tennison MSS. 1591. Another pot, exactly similar, Richard Barker to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS. 1591.
20. Pot. Lady Anne Bacon to her son Anthony. Tennison MSS. 1592.
21. Pot. Henry Maynard to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS. 1592.
22. Pot. M. Colman to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS. 1592.
23. Pot. Alexander Bence to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS. 1592.