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TO AN

EXAMINATION

OF

SOME PART OF THE INTERNAL EVIDENCE,

RESPECTING THE

ANTIQUITY AND AUTHENTICITY

OF

CERTAIN PUBLICATIONS,

SAID TO HAVE BEEN FOUND IN MANUSCRIPTS,
AT BRISTOL,

WRITTEN BY A LEARNED PRIEST AND OTHERS,
IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY;

BUT GENERALLY CONSIDERED AS THE SUPPOSITITIOUS

PRODUCTIONS OF AN INGENIOUS YOUTH
OF THE PRESENT AGE.

BY JOHN SHERWEN, M. D.

MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS; ALSO, OF THE COLLEGE
OF SURGEONS, AND CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE

MEDICAL SOCIETY, LONDON.

"Aliorum opaλpara vidimus et correximus: alius nostra videbit et
emendabit. Quod æquo animo passuri sumus, modo id cum modestia fiat
atque amore veritatis non obtrectandi studio."

«The final decision of the question must depend on the internal evidence."

TYRWHITT.

BATH:

PRINTED BY MEYLER AND SON, ADJOINING THE GREAT

PUMP-ROOM;

FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, LONDON.