...State and Reverence by the Friars of this Houfe, had Theatres for the feveral Scenes very large arid high, placed upon Wheels, and drawn to all the eminent...the City, for the better Advantage of the Spectators ; and contained the Story of the Netv fcjlament, compofed in old Englijb Rhime. An ancient Manufcript...

...which Pageants being acted with mighty State and Reverence by the Friers of this Houle, had Theaters high, placed upon Wheels, and drawn to all the eminent Parts of the City, for the better Advantage of Spectators : And contain'd the Story of the Old and New Teftament, compofed- in the old Englifh Rithme,...

...with mighty Hate and reverence by the friers of this houie, had theatres for the feveral fcenes very large and high, placed upon wheels, and drawn to all...parts of the city, for the better advantage of the fpectators ; and centained the ftory of the New Teftament, cornpofed in old Englifti rhimc. An ancient...

...mighty ftate and reverence by the friers o£ ' this houfe, had theaters far the feveral fcencs very large and high, ' placed upon wheels, and drawn to...eminent parts of the city, for ' the better advantage of fpeilators, and contained the ftory of the New " Teftament, compofed in old Englilh rithme, as appeareth...

...friers of this hoafe, had theatres for the fcveral fcenes, very large and high, placed upon wheeles, and drawn to all the eminent parts of the city, for the better advantige of the fpectators.— An ancient manufcript of ihe fame is now to be feen5n the Cottunian...

...lioufc, nad theatres for the feveral fcencs, very large and high, placed upon wheelcs, and drawn to aH the eminent parts of the city, for the better advantage of the fpeftators — An ancient mrmuf<.ript of the fame is now to be fcen in the Cottonian Library, fub....

...with mighty state and reverence by the frier» of this house, had theaters for the several scenes very large and high, placed upon wheels, and drawn to all...eminent parts of the city, for the better advantage of spectator«, and contained the story of the New Testament, composed in old Ijiplish rithme, as appeareth...

...fair held in Coventry. They were acted by the Gray Friars, or Franciscans. The theatres were placed on wheels, and drawn to all the eminent parts of the city, for the better advantage of the numerous spectators. [See Thoresby's Leaks, Fol. 1715, page 517.] 427- OF THE COUNCELLS OF BISHOPS....

...fair held in Coventry. They were acted by the Gray Friars, or Franciscans. The theatres were placed on wheels, and drawn to all the eminent parts of the city, for the better advantage of the numerous spectators. [See T/wresiy's Leedes, Fol. 1715, page 517.] 427- OF THE COUNCELLS OF BISHOPS....

...friers of this house, had theatres for the several scenes, very large and high, placed upon wheeles, and drawn to all the eminent parts of the city, for the better advantage of the spectators.. — An ancient manuscript of the same is now to be seen in the Cottonian Library, sub. effig. Vesp....