Note 36 — Library of Lambeth Palace.
Reading edition
Dr. Cotton remarks that “The book was probably printed either at Paris or St. Germains. By the approbations prefixed, it appears that this version was intended to supersede that in the Douay Bible, which was now considered to be too antiquated for general use. It should be observed that there are two kinds of title pages to the volume; some copies have a vignette, for which in others a blank space is left. Some also are without the errata at the end.” List of Editions, &c. p. 74.