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- Here beginneth thystory of the seuen wyse Maysters of Rome conteynyng right faire and ryght ioyous narracio[n]s, and to the reder ryght delectable (incipit). London: William Copland [ca. 1555]
- Here begynnèth thystorye of ye .vii. Wyse Maysters of rome conteynynge ryghe fayre & ryghtioyous narrac[i]ons. [et] to ye reder ryght delectable (incipit) [London: Wynkyn de Worde, 1506]
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- The famous history of the seven wise masters of Rome [...]. [London: ca. 1750]
- The first part of the famous history of the Seven Wise Masters of Rome [...]. Newcastle [1750?]
- The history of the seuen wise maisters of Rome […]. [London: Thomas Purfoot, 1576]
- The history of the seven wise masters of Rome [...]. London, [1785?]
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- The history of the seven wise masters of Rome: now newly corrected, better explained in many places and adorned with many pretty pictures, lively representing the whole. [Dublin: Printed for George Golding, 1748]
- The hystorie of the Seuen wise maisters of Rome […]. [London: Thomas Purfoot, 1602]
- The hystorie of the seaven wise Maisters of Rome […]. [London: Thomas Purfoot, 1633]
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