Finis.
☞ Imprinted at London, by John Day, and William Seres, dwelling in Sepulchres Parish, at the sign of the Resurrection, a little above Holborn Conduite.
CUM GRATIA ET PRIVILEGIO AD IMPRIMENDUM SOLUM.
John Fox, the Martyrologist.
The Imprisonment of the Princess
Elizabeth.
[Actes and Monumentes, &c., p. 1710. Ed. 1563.]
First, therefore, to begin with her princely birth, being born at Greenwich, anno 1534, of the famous and victorious Prince, King Henry VIII., and of the noble and most virtuous Lady, Queen Anne her mother; sufficiently is committed to the story before. Also of the solemn celebration of her baptism in the said town, and Grey Friar's Church, of Greenwich; having to her godfather, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury.