796 lib.
"So that the sum total of money, spent and laid out, in and for my remove from Trebon to London doth amount to
1510 lib.
"Whereby the whole sum of the former damages and losses
796 lib.
"And the removing charges doth amount (with the least) to
2306 lib.
"Besides the 100 dollars disbursed at Breme for dutiful love to Queen and country."
One minor occurrence in the following tradition—viz., the loss of the horse—is related by Lilly as happening to another of the fraternity; but we claim it—upon grounds too trivial it might be deemed by some—for the "Doctor." It is not our intention to spoil a good story by rejecting what we cannot verify. Sufficient for us that the tale exists; though we take the liberty of telling it in our own way.
There came a thin spare man one evening to Dr Dee's residence in the college at Manchester, where he then dwelt by permission only from the Earl of Derby, though living there in the capacity of warden to the church.