...beautyfull and magna' nimous majesty wherewith God hath blessed her. Requiring them ' to cause all suche to be defaced, and none to be allowed, but such as ' her Majesties Sergeant Paynter shall first have sight of. The mynute ' remayning in the Counsell Chest.' * What other liberties...

...the disgrace of that beautiful and magnanimous majesty wherewith God hath blessed her. Requiring them to cause all such to be defaced, and none to be allowed but such as Her Majesty's serjeant painter shall first have sight of." Spenser is not wanting to his sovereign or himself...

...the disgrace of that beautiful and magnanimous majesty wherewith God hath blessed her. Requiring them to cause all such to be defaced, and none to be allowed but such as Her Majesty's Serjeant painter shall first have sight of." In Rymer's " Foedera" will be found a warrant...

...beaucifull and magnanimous majesty wherewith God hath blessed her. Requiring them to came all sache to be defaced, and none to be allowed, but such as her Majesties Sergeant Paynter shall first have sight of. The minute reinayníng in the Coonsell Chest." The undated proclamation...

...beautiful and magnanimous majesty wherewith God has blessed her. Requiring them to cause all suche to be defaced and none to be allowed, but such as her Majesties Serjeant Paynter shall first have sight of. The mynute remayning in the Counsell Chest." The undated...

...disgrace of that beautyfull and magnanimous majesty wherewith God hath blessed her, requiring them to cause all such to be defaced, and none to be allowed but suche as Her Majestie's Serjeant Paynter shall first have sight of—the minute remaining in the councell...