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William Worcester
William Worcester as imagined in William Wyrcestre Rediviivius (1823)
Born
c. 1415
Bristol
Died
c. 1482
Nationality
English
Occupation
antiquary
Known for
writer, antiquarian
Itinerarium (MS. CCCC Parker 210), p. 196
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