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THE
most notable
ANTIQUITY
OF
GREAT BRITAIN,
vulgarly called
STONE-HENG
ON
SALISBURY PLAIN.
RESTORED
By INIGO JONES Esquire,
Architect Generall to the late
KING.
By INIGO JONES Esquire,
Architect Generall to the late
KING.
LONDON,
Printed by James Flesher for Daniel Pakeman at the sign of the
Rainbow in Fleetstreet, and Laurence Chapman next door
to the Fountain Tavern in the Strand. 1655.
Rainbow in Fleetstreet, and Laurence Chapman next door
to the Fountain Tavern in the Strand. 1655.
TO
The Right Honourable
PHILIP
Earle of Pembroke and Montgomerie,
Baron Herbert of Caerdiff and Sherland,
Lord Parr and Rosse of Kendall, Lo: Fitzhugh
Marmyon and Saint Quintin &c.
STONE-HENG restored
is
humbly dedicated
by
Your Lops devoted servant
John Webb.
The Right Honourable
PHILIP
Earle of Pembroke and Montgomerie,
Baron Herbert of Caerdiff and Sherland,
Lord Parr and Rosse of Kendall, Lo: Fitzhugh
Marmyon and Saint Quintin &c.
STONE-HENG restored
is
humbly dedicated
by
Your Lops devoted servant
John Webb.
TO
THE FAVOURERS
OF
ANTIQUITY.
THis Discourse of Stone-heng is moulded off, and cast into a rude Form, from some few indigested notes of the late judicious Architect, the Vitruvius of his age Inigo Jones. That so venerable an Antiquity might not perish, but the world made beholding to him for restoring it to light, the desires of severall his learned Friends have encouraged me to compose this Treatise. Had he survived to have done it with his own hand, there had needed no Apology. Such as it is, I make now yours. Accept it in his name, from
J. W.
1STONEHENG
STONEHENG
RESTORED,
BY
INIGO JONES Esquire.
INIGO JONES Esquire.
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