[281] Dallaway.
[282] It was printed in 1654 by Sir Edward Bysshe, Garter.
[283] That portion of the original edition which relates to arms is reprinted in the Appendix to Dallaway.
[284] Or, by corruption, Barnes.
[285] Bale, de Script. Brit. viij. 33.
[286] It is worthy of remark, as sustaining the claim of Dame Julyan to the authorship of the heraldric portion of the Boke, that at the end of the treatise on arms there is a passage in which evident recurrence is made to her former and undisputed essays. Speaking of the necessity of attending to precise rules in the study of heraldry she adds in conclusion, “Nee ye may not overryn swyftly the forsayd rules, bot dyligently have theym in yowr mind, and be not to full of consaitis. For he that will hunt ij haris in oon howre, or oon while oon, another while another, lightly he losys both.”
[287] Here the good Dame contradicts her own assertion; vide p. [36].
[288] Vide pp. [108], [109], [116], [117], &c. &c.
[289] Armorie of Honour, fo. 56.