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Henry Bynneman (died 1583), was an
English printer of the 16th century. His
career as a
printer lasted from 1566, when he
became free of the Stationers'...
- printers'
flowers and
showed much
ingenuity in
their arrangement. When
Henry Bynneman died in 1583, he
appointed Denham and
Ralph Newbery to be his executors...
- siluer:
garnished with many
learned aucthorities. London:
Imprinted by
Henry Bynneman, for
Thomas Hacket. Trudel,
Marcel (2019).
Dictionary of
Canadian Biography...
- Twine,
Gentl (in
Middle English).
Translated by Twyne, Thomas.
Henrie Bynneman. 1572. John Dee, 1577. 1577 J. Arte Navigation, p. 65 "The
syncere Intent...
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Imprinted at London, in Knight-rider strete, by
Henry Bynneman, for
Thomas Hacket: By
Henrie Bynneman, for
Thomas Hacket. And are to be sold at his shop...
- edition, his
orthographical cranks are preserved. A
reprint in 1583 by
Henry Bynneman forms the
basis of
James Maidment's
edition (Edinburgh, 1836), and of Edward...
- by
Henry Dethick, who was a
friend of Hill's. It was
printed by
Henry Bynneman. It
contains high
quality woodcut illustrations which show
gardeners working...
-
translated into
English by
Spenser from
French sources,
published by
Henry Bynneman in
London 1579: The
Shepheardes Calender,
published under the pseudonym...
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cousin to John Sandford. In 1567 he
published two
translations with
Henry Bynneman, the
London printer, from Plutarch,
dedicated to Sir Hugh
Paulet of Hinton...
- 1524)
Unknown dates Alexander Arbuthnot,
Scottish poet (born 1538)
Henry Bynneman,
English printer (date of
birth unknown) Chambers, E. K. (1923). The Elizabethan...
