Notes and Queries, Number 13, January 26, 1850  by Various
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			              29. Mar.--Pandoxe. 
			6. Apr.--relinit. 28. Apr.--relinit. 3. May.--Pandoxe. 17. May.--relinit. 31. May.--relinit. 5. Iun.--Pandoxe." and at the top of the list the figure of a barrel. I should be glad if any of the readers of your paper could tell me the meaning of the word _Pandoxare?_ Whatever it was, it took place about once a month. H.B. [Ducange explains _Pandoxare_ "Cauponum exercere, agere; cerevisiam venum exponere atque adeo conficere."] _Lord Bacon's Metrical Version of the Psalms_.--In old Izaak Walton's _Life of George Herbert_, I find the following passage:-- "He (_i.e._ Lord Bacon) thought him so worthy of his friendship, that having translated many of the Prophet David's Psalms into English verse, he made George Herbert his patron by a public dedication of them to him, as the best judge of divine poetry." Can any one of your numerous readers inform me if these "Metricals" are known?--if so it will greatly oblige  | 
		
			
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