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:Sigebertus Haverkamp. ''Medailles de grand et moyen bronze du cabinet de la reine Christine, ... grav&eacute;es ... par ... Pietro Santes Bartolo, ... expliqu&eacute;es par un commentaire traduit du Latin de Sigebert Havercamp, ...'' The Hague: 1742.
::Armorial bookplate  [Franks 32378] on front pastedown with motto 'Bon Accord': ''Henry Wood.''<br>Binding stamp on front board showing an arm embowed holding a spear broken in three pieces one in pale two in saltire, with initials: ''H W''
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::Inscription on second title page: ''W. Bennett''.<br>Inscription on verso of first title page: ''The Gift of the Revd. W. Bennett one of the Minor Canons to the Library of Christ Church Cathedral Canterbury Sept. 17th 1840''.
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:First owned by [[Henry Wood]] (fl. c. 1800?), whose arms were originally granted to Edward Wood of Sandwich in 1574.<ref>Bernard Burke, ''The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales'', p. 1130: "Wood (Sandwich, co. Kent; arms confirmed and crest granted 20 Nov. 1574 by Cooke, Clarenceaux, to Edward Wood, of Sandwich). Sa. on a ch. betw. three oak trees eradicated or, as many martlets of the field. Crest -- An arm embowed habited in green leaves, the hand and elbow ppr. holding a broken spear in three pieces, one in pale and two in saltire ppr."</ref>
:Next owned by the Rev. [[William Bennett]] (1766-1852), a minor canon of the Cathedral,<ref>{{:CCED|99570}}</ref> who presented the book to the Chapter Library in 1840.
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