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1 John Cowel, The Institutes of the Lawes of England, Digested into the Method of the Civill or Imperiall Institutions. Useful for All Gentlemen Who Are Studious, and Desire to Understand the Customes of This Nation (W. G., trans.) [i] (1651)

handle is hein.selden/iledmet0001 and id is 1 raw text is: T H E Inflitutes of the Lawes OF ENGLAND, Digefled into the Method of the Civill or Imperiall Inftit utions. USEFUL FOR ALL GEN- tlemen who are Studious, and defire to underftand the Cuffoines of this Nation. Mi;tten in Latine by JO0H 0OWE ,Doaor of the Civill Law, a Fd Regi s ProJeIo the Univer- fity of Cambridge. AND TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, ACCORDING TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL. By W.G. Ffquire. London, Printed by Tho: Rojcroft for 7o: Ridley, at the Caftie in Fleet Street, by Ram Alley, , 6 5 x.

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