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Richard Verstegan and also
known as
Richard Rowlands (c. 1550 – 1640), was an Anglo-Dutch antiquary, publisher,
humorist and translator.
Verstegan was born...
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Hengest and Horsa, from A
Restitution of Deca****
Intelligence by
Richard Verstegan (1605)...
- also
inspired by the
writings of the
English Catholic refugee Richard Verstegan, who
published accounts of the
suffering of English, Welsh, and Irish...
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earliest reference to the arms of the East
Saxon kings was by
Richard Verstegan, the
author of A
Restitution of Deca****
Intelligence (Antwerp, 1605),...
- century. A
Restitution of Deca**** Intelligence,
written in 1605 by
Richard Verstegan,
referred to the Anglo-Saxons
bearing a
standard of "Three
seaxes argent...
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either side of the
Channel containing no
major faulting, as
observed by
Verstegan in 1605. Four
geological strata,
marine sediments laid down 90–100 million...
- (Aldershot:
Ashgate 2007) pp. 61-62. R.
Verstegan and A.G.
Petti (ed.), The
Letters and
Despatches of
Richard Verstegan (c. 1550-1640) (London:
Catholic Record...
- (8 mi),
according to the
local inhabitants. The 17th-century
historian Verstegan provides yet
another figure –
quoting Isidore, he says that the tower...
- next to the
Gatehouse prison.
Exiled Catholic intelligencer Richard Verstegan regularly reported on Topcliffe's activities,
condemning him "whose inhuman...
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player Willem Verstegen (1612–1659),
Dutch explorer and
merchant Richard Verstegan (Rowlands) (c. 1550–1640), Anglo-Dutch
antiquary Ute
Verstegen (born 1970)...
