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Brewer, Antony; Dramatist, fl. 1655. [To him was formerly ascribed ‘Lingua, or the Combat of the Five Senses for Superiority, 1607’; see DNB.]
Brome, Alexander; Poet, Satirist, and Dramatist; Wks. ed. 1873. [Born 1620, died 1666.]
Browne, Sir Thomas; Works, ed. S. Wilkin. 1852 (Bohn’s Standard Library).
—— Religio Medici and Christian Morals, ed. by W. A. Greenhill; 1881. [Born 1640, died 1680.]
Browne, William; Britannia Pastorals, see English Poets. [Born 1590, died c. 1645.]