| There are few more interesting groups in the population of our subject than that formed by the three poets whom we mentioned last when classifying the epistolers of the early nineteenth century. |
| The Epistolers are almost always coursing several hares at once, yet there is no real confusion. |
| Likewise, the epistolers, or gospelers, were those persons who read the Epistle and Gospel during the mass, and prepared the corporal and chalice. |
| For Mr. Bok does not hesitate to exhibit the mangled remains of his unfortunate female epistolers in the cold black-and-white-ness of print. |
| By Queen Elizabeth's Injunctions, special readers of the Epistles and Gospels were introduced and distinguished as Epistolers and Gospellers. |
