View source for The history of the seven wise masters of Rome (...). London: printed by A.W. for G. Conyers, (1722–1739)

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|Has Reference Number=EnglishPrint25
|Has Display Title=The history of the seven wise masters of Rome […]. [London]: printed by A.W. for G. Conyers, [1722–1739]
|Has Total Number Of Pages=144
|Has Format=12°
|Has Incipit Or Textual Title=The history of the seven wise masters of Rome: containing seven days entertainment[:] in many pleasant and witty tales, or stories: wherein the treachery of evil counsellors is discovered: innocency cleared; and, the wisdom of seven wise philosophers displayed. Newly corrected, and better explained and enlarged. Adorned with many pretty pictures lively expressing the history. […]
|Has Siglum Of The Version Of The Seven Sages=H (Historia Septem Sapientum)
|Has Language Group Within Version=English Version H
|Has Narrative Or Scholarly Group Within Version=English Prints (H)
|Has Printer=Allington Wilde; George Conyers
|Was Printed For=George Conyers
|Has Place Of Printing=London, UK
|Has Date Of Print=1722–1739
|Has Start Date Of Print=1722
|Has End Date Of Print=1739
|Has Language=English
|Has Illustrations=No
|Has Modern Research Literature=Schlusemann (2023); Bond (1937)
|Has Catalogue=(ESTC T498274); (ESTC N33102)
|Has Note=The text advertises that, "Where are sold, The history of the seven wise mistresses, Pr. 1 s. The history of gesta romanorum. Pr. 1 s. As also, A dialogue betwixt riches & poverty, 6 d. All adorned with cuts." 


This text appears to be the subject of Bond (1937)'s article, suggesting that this text adds the ''Erasto'' narratives onto the end of the usual ''Historia'' text.
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|Has Library=Cambridge, University Library
|Has Shelfmark=7000.e.410
|Has Note=Note from ESTC: Imperfect, wanting all after leaf F11

Primary Copy
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