Ioannes Murrell
Ioannes,  vulgo John Murrell, qui Londinii anno circiter 1625 floruit, fuit scriptor Anglicus de re coquinaria. Anno 1615 A New Booke of Cookerie annis insequentibus saepe reimpressum, anno 1617 A Daily Exercise for Ladies and Gentlewomen (ubi de cibis condiendis disseritur), mox etiam A New Book of Carving. Auctor stylos coquendi Franciae et Bataviae bene cognovisse censetur. Opera sua feminis honestioribus (sed haud celebribus) dicavit: anno 1615 dominae Francis Herbert, anno 1617 librum de cibis condiendis Elizabethae Bingham, anno 1630 primum librum de arte coquinaria Marthae Hayes, librum alterum dominae Browne.

Opera 
 1615 : A New Booke of Cookerie ... London Cookerie. Londinii: John Browne Editio interretialis; alia; catalogus
 editio 1617 catalogus
 1617 : A Daily Exercise for Ladies and Gentlewomen, whereby they may learne and practice the whole art of making pastes, preserves, marmalades, conserves, tartstuffes, gellies, breads, sucket-candies, cordiall waters, conceits in sugar-workes of severall kindes: as also to dry lemonds, orenges, or other fruits. Londinii: The widow Helm Textus; editio interretialis
 editio 1621, titulo A delightfull daily exercise ... Londinii: Thomas Dewe catalogus
 1630 : Murrels Two Books of Cookerie and Carving  
 editio 1641, titulo Murrels Two Bookes of Cookerie and Carving ... [A new book of carving and sewing] editio interretialis  
 editio 1650. Londinii: Rich. Marriot catalogus

Bibliographia 
 Sidney Lee, "Murrell, John" in 
 Gilly Lehmann, "At The Dramatists’ Table: The Climax and Decline of a Mannerist Cuisine in England, 1580-1630" in Pierre Kapitaniak et al., edd., Shakespeare et les arts de la table: Actes du congrès organisé par la Société Française Shakespeare les 17, 18 et 19 mars 2011 (OpenEdition Journals, 2012 ~)
 Peter Targett, "Murrell, John (fl. 1614–1630)" in 

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