I pray, Sir, be my continual remembrance to the Throne of grace

W. Bradford, in Appendix to New England's Memorial, [p. 435. (a) An account preserved; a memorandum or note to pre- serve or a ist the memory; a record; mention. Auferius, the welebelouyd kyng That was of Ynd, and ther had his dwellyng Till he was putte [from] his enheritaunce, Wherof be fore was made remembraunce . Generydes (E. E. T. S.), 1. 2177. Let the understanding reader take with him three or four short remembrances .... The memorandums I would commend to him are these. Chilling worth, Relig. of Protestants, Ans. to Fifth Chapter, [§ 29. (b) A monument; a memorial. And it is of trout he, as they saye there, and as it is a ygned by token of a fayre stone layde for remembraunce , yt our ble yd Lady and seynt John Euangelyste stode not aboue vpon the hyghest pte of the Mounte of Caluery at the pa yon of our Lord.