Coryats Crambe, or his Colwort Twise Sodden, And Now serued in with
other Macaronicke dishes, as the second course to his Crudities. _London
Printed by William Stansby_ 1611.
4^o. (8 × 6). P. 2. 1.
Title within woodcut border. Collation: a-b^4, 1 leaf unsigned,
_A-D^4_, D 3, 4, 1 leaf unsigned, D 1, 2, 1 leaf unsigned,
a-b^4c-g^8h^4 _H_ 1-3 i-l^4, unpaged. The book consists entirely of
dedicatory epistles, orations, commendatory verses and the like. On
sig. a 4 (second l. c. alphabet) occurs a large woodcut of the
Prince of Wales' badge with the initials H. P. (_i.e._ Prince
Henry). The present copy differs from the three preserved in the
BM, which have collation a-b^4, 1 leaf unsigned (necessitated by
the catchword, but only preserved in one copy), _A-D^4_, D 3, 4, 2
leaves unsigned, _E-G^{4}_ (G 4 blank, only preserved in one copy),
_H_ 1-3.