Baziliōlogia a booke of kings beeing the true and liuely effigies of all our English kings from the Conquest vntill this present: with their seuerall coats of: armes, impreses and devises: and a briefe chronologie of their liues and deaths. Elegantly grauen in copper. 1618 Approx. 13 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 28 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2014-11 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A03458 STC 13581 ESTC S106755 99842465 99842465 7119

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IACOBUS D. G▪ MAG •• 〈◊〉 FRAN: ET HI ••• 〈◊〉 depiction of James I (James VI of Scotland) king of England
ANNA D. G. MAG: BRITANNIAE▪ FRANCIAE▪ ET HIBER REGINA depiction of Anne, queen consort of James I (James VI of Scotland) king of England

BAZILIωLOGIA A Booke of Kings Beeing The true and liuely EFFIGIES of all our Engliſh Kings from the Conqueſt vntill this preſent: with their ſeuerall Coats of: Armes, Jmpreſes and Deviſes▪ And a briefe Chronologie of their liues and deaths.

Elegantly grauen in Copper.

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WILHELMVS CONQUESTOR REX ANGLIAE, DUX NORMANNORUM. ETc. portrait of William I (William the Conqueror) king of England Fortiter reſiſtendum

William the Conqueror Duke of Normandy (after he had in Battaile slaine Harolde) toke vppon him the Crowne of England. He raigned 19 yeares, 11 monthes▪ died at the age of 74 yeares, and lieth buried at Caen in Normandy. Anno 1087.

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WILHELMUS II REX ANGLIAE ET DUX NORMANNIAE. ETc: portrait of William Rufus (William II of England)

William Rufus King of England and Duke of Normandy: He was ſlaine being ſhot into the body by misfortune in new Foreſt in Hamſhire, after he had raigned 12 yeares and 〈◊〉 monthes, at the age of 43, and lieth buried at Wincheſter Anno 1100.

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HENRICUS PRIMUS. REX ANGLIAE. ET NORMANNIAE DUX. ETc portrait of Henry I of England

HENRY the firſt (ſurnamed Beau-clark) King of England and Duke of Normandie: He raigned 35 yeares and 4 monthes died the 2 of December 1185. at the age of 67 yeares. and lieth buried at Reading. 1135.

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STEPHANUS REX ANGLIAE COMES BONONIAE ET MORTANIAE. &c. portrait of Stephen (of Blois) king of England

Stephen a Valiant Prince, ſonne to Stephen Earle of Blois, Charters, and Champaigne: and of Adela daughter to William ❧ Conquerour Vſurped the Kingdome of England, which caused him to be vexed with continuall warres. He raigned 18 yeares, 11 months and at the age of 49 yeares, and lieth buried at Feversham. 1154.

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HENRICUS II ANGLIAE REX: DUX NORMANIAE ET AQVITANANIAE: CO: PICTAVIAE ET ANDIGAVI• Dꝰ. HIBERNIAE. portrait of Henry II, king of England

Henry the 2d ſurnamed Shortmantle King of England, Duke of Normandy, and Aquitaine. Earle of Poicteres, and Anjov: Lord of Ireland. He raigned 34 yeares 9 months. died the 6th. of July 1189 at the age of 61 yeares, and lieth buried at Fonteverard in Normandy.

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RICHARDꝰ. I. REX ANG: ET HIERUS: DUX NORMANIAE, CO: PICTAVIAE / Dꝰ. HIBERNIAE. portrait of Richard I (the Lionhearted) king of England

The right Valiant Prince RICHARD ſurnamed Coeur-de-lion King of England and Hieruſalem, Duke of Normandy and Aquitane, Earle of Poiters and Aniou, Lo: of Ireland. &c. He died at the age of 43 yeares Ano. 1199. after he had raigned 9 yeares, 9 months, and 22 dayes, and lieth buried at Fonteverard in Normandy.

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IOHANNES REX ANGLIAE, DVX NORMANNIAE, COMES PICTAVIAE ET ANDEGAVIAE Dꝰ HIB: portrait of John (John Lackland) king of England

IOHN King of England, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine Earle of Poytou and Anjou, Lord of Jreland: He died at the age of 52 yeeres after he had reigned aboue 17 yeeres and lieth buried at Worceſter. 1216.

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HENRICUS III ANGLIAE REX. D: AQVITAN: C: PICTAVIAE ET ANDIGAVIAE. DO. HIB: DULCE BELLVM INEXP •• TIS portrait of Henry III, king of England

HENRY the III. King of England: Duke of Aquitane. Earle of Poictiers and Anjou. Lord of Ireland. He died at the age of 65 yeares, after he had raigned 56 yeares and lieth intombed at Westminſter. 1272.

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EDWARDUS PRIMUS ANGLIAE REX / DUX AQUITANI• CO: PICTAUIAE ET ANDIGAVIAE: DNꝰ. HIBERNIAE HINC FORTIOR IBO portrait of Edward I (Edward Longshanks) king of England

The noble and Victorious Prince EDWARD the first ſurnamed Long-shanks) King of England, Duke of Aquitaine, Earle of Poictiers, and Anjou: Lo: of Jreland &c. He Conquered Scotland, and brought from thence the Marble Chaire. He ſubdued and overcame Hewelyn Prince of Wales, and made his ſonne Edward Prince thereof. he died at the age of 68 yeares. 1307▪ after he had raigned 34 yeares 8 monthes. buried at Westminister.

EDVARDUS SECUNDꝰ REX ANGLIAE DUX AQUITANIAE COMES PICTAVIAE ANDIGAVIAE ET PONTIEU / Dꝰ. HIBERNIAE ARD … portrait of Edward II, king of England

Edward the 2d. King of England Duke of Aquitaine Earle of Poictou, Anjou, and Pontieu, Lord of Ireland. He raigned 19. yeares. 7 moths: and was depoſed the 25th of Ianuary 1327. and ſhortly committed to priſon in Barkley Castle, and there cruelly murdered at the age of 43 yeares. buried at Glocester.

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EDWARDVS III. D. G. ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX▪ DOMINUS HIBERNIAE. HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE SAPIENTIA FORTVNAM portrait of Edward III, king of England

The true pourtraicture of EDWARD III▪ borne at Windſore, of the age of 15 yeres was crowned at Weſtminster the 2 of Februarie 1326. he tooke the tittle of King of France▪ as dew vnto him, both by Ciuill Lawe▪ and order of ſucceſſion: being the Nephew and next heir male of K: Charles IIII. his mothers brother▪ in regard wherof he quartred the armes of France with Englands. He raigned 50. yeres. 5. mo: He died at the manor of Shene in Surrey. Ano. 1377. buried in Weſtminſter.

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RICHARDUS II ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX, DOMINUS HIBERNIAE, ETC. HO •• SO •• QVI 〈◊〉 Y 〈◊〉 portrait of Richard II, king of England

The true pourtraicture of Richard the 2. King of England, and France, Lord of Jreland, and Prince of Cheſter he raigned 22 yeres, was depoſed and murther'd at Pomfraict Caſt: at the age of 33 yeares. Buried Firſt at Langley. and 14 yeares after by K Henry the 5th remoued to Weſtminſter, and their was honourably interred.

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HENRICUS QUARTUS ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX / DOMINUS HIBERNIAE. &c. HONI SOIT QVI M •• Y PENSE portrait of Henry IV, king of England

The right noble Prince Henry the 4th. King of England and Fraunce▪ Lord of Ireland. &c. Who died at the age of 46 yeares. in Anno. 1413. after he had raigned 13 yeares. 6 moneths, and 4 dayes, and lieth buried at Canterbury.

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HENRICVS V. ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX. DOMINUS. HIBERNIAE. HONI S ••• QVI MAL Y PENSE VNE SANS PLUS portrait of Henry V, king of England

HENRY the v. began his reigne, the 20 of March, and was crowned at Weſtminster the 9, of Aprill following 1413. He reigned gloriouſly 9 yeres, 5 monthes, he died in the Caſtle of Boys Vincent by Paris, the 1, of September, 1422. and lieth intombed in the Abbey of St Peters at Weſtminster being of the age of 36 yeares when he departed this world

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HENRICVS VI. D. G. ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX. DOMINUS HIBERNIAE ETc HONI SOIT 〈◊〉 MAL Y PENSE portrait of Henry VI, king of England

HENRY the VI borne at Windſor being of the age of eight Monthes beganne his reigne the 31 of Auguſt 1422. and crowned King of England at Weſtminſter, the 6 of Nouember. 1429. and of Fraunce the 7 of December 1432. he reigned 38 yeres, 6 monthes, he died by violence, May 21. aged 52. An̄o 1471. firſt buried at Chertſey Abbey, thence remoued to Windſore, wher he was ſolempley inter'd.

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EDWARDUS IIII. ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX DOMINꝰHIBER HONI SOI • 〈◊〉 MAL Y PENSE HIC HAEC HOC TACEATIS EXPIABIT AVT OBRVET Edward IV, king of England

The right n ••• e Prince EDWARD the 4th King of England and Fraunce Lord of Ireland. He raigned 22 yeares and 5 weekes. Died at the age of 52 y • ares: buried at Windſor. 1483.

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RICHARDUS TERTIVS ANGLIAE ET FRANCIAE REX / DOMINVS HYBERNIAE. etc. • ONI SOIT 〈◊〉 •• L Y PENSE

The portraict of RICHARD the 3. King of England, and Fraunce, Lord of Ireland. He was ſlaine at Boſworth feild the 22th. of August 1486. and homelye buried at the Graye friers Church in Leicester, when he had vſurped 2 yeares 2 monthes and one day

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EDVARDVS QVINTVS ANGLIAE ET GALLIAE REX / DOMINVS HYBERNIAE. etc. HONI SOIT 〈◊〉 • AL Y PENSE BREVIS VIT • LEVIS CVLPA

The picture of Edward the 5. who at the age of 13 yeares was depoſed and cruelly murdered, by the procurement of Richard Duke of Gloucester his vnnaturall vnkle, when he had raigned 2 moneths and 11. dayes. and obſcurely buried in the Tower. 1183.

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PRUDENTISS: PRIN: HENRICUS VII. D. G. ANGLIAE / GALLIAE HIBERNIAE REX. &c. portrait of Henry VII, king of England

The most Mighty and Prudent Prince Henry the ſeaventh by the grace of god King of England Fraunce and Ireland &c.

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HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE

UERA EFFIGIES HENRICI .VIII. ANGLIAE FRANCIAE, ET HIBERNIAE REX FIDEI DEFENS •• HONI SOIT 〈◊〉 MAL Y PENSE portrait of Henry VIII, king of England

The mighty and moſt magnificent Prince, Henry the eight, king of England, Fraunce, and Ireland, defender of the faith, &c. He raigned 37. yeares, and 10 monthes, died at the age of 57. yeares. & lieth buriet at Windſo •

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ANNA BOLOENIA HENRICI VIII ANGLIAE FRANCIAE ET HIBERNIAE REGIS CONIUX &c portrait of Anne Boleyn, queen consort of England

The Most Excellent Princeſse Anne Boleyn wife to King Henry the VIII. and mother to the moſt renowmed Queene Elizabeth of famous memorie of Englande▪ France and Irelande Queene. She departed this lyffe in the yeare of our Lord God .1535.

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EDWARDUS SEXTUS DEI GRATIA ANGLIAE / FRANCIAE ET HYBERNIAE REX. ETc. HONI SOIT Q •• • AL Y PEN • E portrait of Edward VI, king of England

The true portraicture of King EDWARD the 6th. with the prayer that hee made to himſelfe, his eyes being cloſed, thinking none had heard him, 3 howers before his death, in the 7th yeare of his Raygne, and 16th. of his age. ye 6 of Iul. Ao 1553.

LORD GOD deliuer me out of this miſerable and wreched life, and take mee amonge thy Choſen: howbeit not my will, but thy will be donne. Lord I commit my ſpirit to thee. Oh Lorde thou knoweſt howe happye it were for me to be with thee: yet for thy Choſens ſake ſend me life and health, that I may trulye ſerue thee. Oh my Lord God bleſse thy people and ſave thyne Inheritaunce. Oh Lord God ſave thy Choſen people of England. Oh my Lord God defend this Realme from papiſtrye, and maynetayne thy true Religion, that I and my people may prayſe thy holy name. Witneſse heerof p̄ſ • ̄t were Sr. Th: Wrath, Sr. H • . Sidney, 2 of ye Cheefe gentl: of ye pr • uie Chamber, Doct: Owen, Doct: Wendye, Chriſtop: Salmon groome.

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UERA EFFIGIES▪ MARIAE▪ D. G. ANGLIAE, FRANCIAE, ET HIBERNIAE, REGINAE portrait of Mary I, queen of England

The mighti • Princeſs MARIE by The Grace of God Queene of England France and Ireland, &c.

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ELIZABETHA D. G. ANGLIAE, FRANCIAE, ET HIBERNIAE REGINA. MORTUA 1602. 〈◊◊◊◊◊◊〉 ••• P • R EADEM portrait of Elizabeth I, queen of England

The moſt Excellent Princes of (Famous Memorie) ELIZABETH by the Grace of God Queene of England, France, and Ireland. Defendor of the Faith. &c.

This Maiden-Queene Elizabeth, came into this world, the Eue of the Natiuitie of the bleſsed virgin Mary: and died on the Eue of the Annunciation of the virgin Mary 1602.

* Shee was Shee is (what can there more be ſaid)? In earth the first, in heauen the ſecond Maide

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POTENTISS: IACOBUS D. G. MAGNAE BRITANNIAE, GALLIAE ET HIBERNIAE REX / FIDEI DEFENSOR portrait of James I (James VI of Scotland) king of England

The right high and most mightie Monarch IAMES by the Grace of God King of great Britaine Fraunce and Ireland &c Defendor of the Faith.

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ANNA DEI GRA •••• BRITANN ••• FRANCIAE ET HYB •• NIAE REGINA ETc. LA MIA GRANDEZ •• 〈◊〉 • L EXCELSO

Anno 1617

portrait of Anne of Denmark, queen consort of James I of England
For FACE, for RACE, for GRACE, for euery thinge Which makes a SPOUSE fitt for a ROIALL KINGE Loe heere th Effigies which doth repreſent That PEERE, that SPOUSE, that IEMM most excellent Whom by a SACRED number I prove can A threefolde QVEENE, a threefolde CHRISTI-ANNE And by vniting THREE againe to ONE I maye affirme SHEE'S paraleld by none But is the EMPRESSE of true MAIESTIE Whom (GOD preſerue) nowe and Eternally. HEN: FAR:
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