Transcriber's Note: As the characters used to display the, that and thou are not in unicode, they were replaced with the words that they represent. The character for per is found in unicode, but is rare, so it was also replaced by the phrase it represents. All other abbreviations are represented by the letters they were represented by in the original.
The Temple of Glass
by
John Lydgate
Printed at Westminster
by William Caxton about the year
1477
Cambridge
at the University Press
1905
The unique book here reprinted in facsimile came to the Cambridge University Library in a famous volume of tracts described by Mr Blades (Biography and Typography of W. Caxton, 1882, p. 201).
The volume had formed part of the collection of John Moore, Bishop of Ely, which was given to the University by King George the First in 1715.
The first leaf, which is wanting, was probably blank.