Proheme

Pro´heme


n.1.Proem.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Grey's coat of arms appears on folio 8v, accompanying an illustration of a scribe in a monastery writing the text which precedes the Proheme. The patrons themselves appear in the bottom margin of the illustration preceding Chapter 1 on folio 12v.
The "gender gap" reconsidered: manuscripts and readers in late-medieval England (1)
Bellenden's translation was published in 1536 as The History and Chronicles of Scotland, prefaced by an original poem entitled A Proheme to the Cosmographe that was later reprinted separately under the various titles of Vertue and Vyce and An Allegory of Virtue and Delyte.
Bellenden, John, Bellenden
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