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Museum
Cat. _ and Yale Library). In the same year he printed the _Art of
Poetry_, 12mo, and the _Execration against Vulcan_, 4to (cf. _Pub. of
Grolier Club_, N. Y. 1893, pp. 130, 132). The evidence that I. B. was
Benson is strong, but not absolutely conclusive.

=ROBERT ALLOT. = We find by Arber's reprint of the
_Stationer's Register_ that Robert Allot 'took up freedom' Nov. 7,
1625. He must have begun publishing shortly after, for under the
date of Jan.
25, 1625-6 we find that Mistris Hodgettes 'assigned
over unto him all her estate,' consisting of the copies of certain
books, for the 'some of forty-five pounds. ' The first entry of a
book to Allot is made May 7, 1626. In 1630 Master Blount 'assigned
over unto him all his estate and right in the copies' of sixteen of
Shakespeare's plays. In 1632 Allot brought out the Second Folio
of Shakespeare's works. On Sept. 7, 1631 _The Staple of News_ was
assigned to him. The last entry of a book in his name is on Sept.
12, 1635. The first mention of 'Mistris Allott' is under the date of
Dec. 30, 1635. Under date of July 1, 1637 is the record of the
assignment by Mistris Allott of certain books, formerly the estate
of 'Master Roberte Allotts deceased. ' Among these books are '37.
_Shakespeares Workes_ their part. 39. _Staple of Newes_ a Play.
40.