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      <p>Date: It is hard to date the manuscript precisely. Its owner, Edward, second Viscount
        Conway, died in 1655. More precisely, it is obviously later than 1637, later than the final
        form of <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-abbrevExpansion-1">A</abbrev>; but it must also
        antedate Fanshawe's publication of <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-bibItem-39">
                     <i>1648</i>
                 </abbrev> in that it displays variant readings of poems published in <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-bibItem-39">
                     <i>1648</i>
                 </abbrev> which accord with <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-abbrevExpansion-1">A</abbrev>.</p>
    

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                         <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-abbrevExpansion-1">A</abbrev>
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        <p>
                     <abbrevExpansion id="actrade-9780198117377-abbrevExpansion-1">British Library, Add. MS
            15,228</abbrevExpansion>
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                         <abbrev ref="actrade-9780198117377-bibItem-39">
                             <i>1648</i>
                         </abbrev>
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                     <bibItem class="book" author="Fanshawe, Sir Richard" title="Il Pastor Fido &#x2026; with an addition of divers other poems" date="1648" place="London" id="actrade-9780198117377-bibItem-39">Sir Richard Fanshawe, <i>Il Pastor
              Fido … with an addition of divers other poems</i> (London, 1648)</bibItem>
                 </p>
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      <p>Du Moulin submitted the <i>Examen</i> to the Synod of Privas (1612) for review ahead of
        publication. Despite positive reviews, he was counselled not to publish the work as the
        Synod hoped for peace between Du Moulin and Daniel Tilenus (1563–1633, French
        theologian) (ch. 13 in <abbrev docRef="actrade-9780199606757-book-1" ref="actrade-9780199606757-bibItem-611">Quick, <i>Synodicon</i>
                 </abbrev>, vol. 1, p.
        378);...</p>
    

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                         <abbrev ref="actrade-9780199606757-bibItem-611">Quick, <i>Synodicon</i>
                         </abbrev>
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                     <bibItem class="book" author="Quick, J." title="Synodicon in Gallia reformata; or the acts, decisions, decrees, and canons of those famous national councils of the reformed churches in France &#x2026; The whole collected and composed out of original manuscript acts of those renowned synods" date="1692" place="London" id="actrade-9780199606757-bibItem-611">J. Quick, <i>Synodicon
              in Gallia reformata; or the acts, decisions, decrees, and canons of those famous
              national councils of the reformed churches in France … The whole collected and
              composed out of original manuscript acts of those renowned synods</i> (London,
            1692).</bibItem>
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