I heare that bis<hop> Ironsid is lately dead, but where hee was borne or when he was buried I know not.
I will see those bookes you mention if I can get them.
I have writte no booke called The Key of Knowledg, but there is a booke called The Key of the Scripture written by a London divine, who is something large upon the Revelation, and preferreth my interpretation of 666 before all others.
I shalbe very glad to see you here at Kilmington; and rest,
Your humble servant
Francis Potter.
Note.
[AX] Aubrey, in MS. Wood F. 39, fol. 199, writing on April 7, 1673, says: 'Mr. Francis Potter's "666" was translated into Latin by an Almaigne or a Swisse, whose name I have forgott, and printed, as I remember, at Basil. Dr. John Pell told me it is in French, and one of the Dutch languages (but which I have forgott).'