Mrs. Pott's Emblem Plates Found in the British Library
Plate XVI.
Comments on Plate XVI.
1. Letter by Sheryngton to Archbishop Whitgift. Tennison MSS., Lambeth. 1593. Another, but without rays, Alexander Bence to Anthony Bacon. Tennison MSS., Lambeth. 1592.
2/3. Miscellaneous pedigrees some of the Bacon family. (Several patterns.) Harleian MSS. 1393, fols. 31, 42, 46, etc.
4. Letter, unsigned Of the debt of the Low Countries. Various. Hatton Finch MSS. 338. 1590.
5. Letter unsigned, undated.
6. Letters from Henry Cobham. One speaks of Daubigne being sent into Scotland. Another has the letters A B. The same in letters from Sir Amyas Powlett. Cotton MSS. Calig. E. 108, 159-161, 203, 210. 1581.
7. Estratto da Avisi da Constantinopoli. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 19. After 1603.
9. Letters, dateless, unsigned. Speak of Cardinal Alobrandini. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 17.
10. Letters, intercepted, to Signer Valete al Conte. Signed Andrea Van Nellecouen. Cotton MSS. Nero vi. 23.
11/12/15/17. Letters unsigned, undated. Cotton MSS. 235, 267, 314, 393^437.
14. Pedigrees connected with the Bacon family. Harl. 1393, 108.
16. Note: This is the only example of a two-handled pot in the British Museum collection. It is there called Vase, from MS. Quintilian. The latter is not in the museum. (The sheet on which this vase is found is amongst a collection of foreign papers, 1881.) Dateless.