London: printed by Thomas Orwin for Richard Jones, 1590. The source parser misread publisher “Jhones” as the author and circa 1500 as the date. Modern cataloguing traditionally attributes the anonymous work to William Segar, while some scholarship treats Jones as compiler.
Quality phase 526: duplicate work 546 consolidated into this canonical work. Both records describe the London 1590 Booke of Honor and Armes.
Legacy record 546: BOOKE of HonorandArmes,whereinisdiscoursed theCauses of Quarrell,andthenatureofinjurieswith theirrepulses. 4°. 1590. Printedby R. Jhones. [Woodcut, title, andcurious illustrations. A rarework,probablyalludedto byShakespeareinhis “As You Like It," where Touchstonesays, "OSir, we quarrel in print, by the book." The copy which passed through my handshad theduplicatetitle-page(frequentlywanting). Thecuts,having been set out too largefor the size of the pages, have the appearance of beingcutinto; itisthesameinallcopies.]
B-block staging entry validated for model fit. Imported from staging batch duell-thimm-b, source entry 257.