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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
ENGLISH POETICAL MISCELLANIES
i 5211750
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
K N GL I S H
POETICAL
MISCELLANIES
15211750
BY
ARTHUR E. CASE
FOR THE B1BLICK1KAPII1CA1, SOCIETY
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, OXFORD
(for
PREFACE
THE scope and the purpose of this bibliography can most
easily be explained through a brief account of its genesis. It
is an outgrowth of a dissertation offered in candidacy for
the doctorate at Yale University. The dissertation was a study of
English literary taste as exhibited in the poetical miscellanies of
the first quarter of the eighteenth century. As a preliminary to
this study I compiled a bibliography of the miscellanies, not only
of the period under consideration, but also of the periods imme-
diately preceding and following. Eventually I found myself in
possession of a fairly extensive bibliography covering the years
from 1660 to 1750. My difficulties in collecting this material
suggested that its publication would not be without: value, but
it seemed obvious that a more careful and complete work, begin-
ning with the earliest printed miscellany* would be far more
useful. As there seemed to be no logical date at which to con-
clude the survey, the original arbitrarily chosen date of 1750
was allowed to stand.
All of the three components of the phrase * English poetical
miscellanies' require definition. 1 have used "ICnglish* in a sense
somewhat broader than that in which it; was employed by the
editors of the Slwrt Title Catalogue* Original or translated verse
by British subjects, written in any language and printed in any
country, has been regarded an English poetry, lit determining the
minimum proportion of verse which would qualify a miscellany
as poetical I have* found it necessary to fall back upon subjective
standards: generally speaking I have included any volume which
contains a fairly considerable section devoted to miscellaneous
verse* The presence within a book of verse by three or more
authors has arbitrarily bean made the test of its miscellaneous
character . 1 httvt* found it advisable, however, to exclude from
consideration certain clasftuttof books which, strictly speaking, fall
Preface
within the limits just set down. In many cases the collected works
of a writer are prefaced by commendatory poems written by the
author's friends: in other cases, notably those of early editions of
Chaucer, a single volume contains poems ascribed to a single
author, but actually written by several. Obviously such books are
not miscellanies in intention, and do not come within the scope of
this bibliography. Two other classes of books were excluded from
my original project because they would have introduced confusing
elements into a study of literary taste : these wore song-books which
contained music, and hymn-books, with or without music, intended
for congregational use. When I revised the plan of my biblio-
graphy I still excluded these two classes, on the ground that each
was sufficiently large and important to deserve a separate treat-
ment. Had these two classes been included the present volume
would have been considerably enlarged, and its appearance would
have been correspondingly delayed.
What may be the percentage of error in this book I naturally do
not know. I have already become aware of one grievous omission
(that of Jmisonus Virbius, 1637), anc l undoubtedly 1 am guilty of
other sins* I have tried to make it easier to check the accuracy
of my work by indicating precisely the locations of the books I
have examined, 1 shall, of course, be grateful for corrections ami
additions to my lists, or for information as to the whereabouts
of other copies of books already recorded, especially of the rarer
items. In the future it may be possible to publish a supplement
containing this information: in the meantime I shall feel myself
in duty bound to act as a clearing-house.
In beginning the pleasant task of tlte many
obligations 1 have incurred in the, course of my work it is natural
that I should think first of Professor Cfiatmcey Brewster linker,
under whose direction my dissertation written, and
interest in it and its author lias nuver To the
and cheerful of the of the various in
vi
Preface
which I have worked, and in particular of the staffs of the four
libraries which have borne the chief burden, I owe more than I can
adequately express. Yale University, by granting me a Sterling
Fellowship for the year 1928-9, gave me my only opportunity to
work consistently on this project for an extended period. To the
following persons who have aided me with information and advice
I wish to return my sincere thanks: Dr. J. Quiricy Adams,
Professor T. H. Banks, Professor J. M. Berdaxi, Dr. R. W. Chap-
man, Miss Margaret Dowling, Mr. C. K. Edwards, Mr. Strickland
Gibson, Miss Belle cla Costa Greene, Miss Emily H. Hall, Professor
R. G. Ham, Dr. Brice Harris, Mr. C. L. Kindle, Mr. Percival F.
Hinton, Dr. Warren H. Lowenhaupt, Mr. Falconer Madan, Mr. L.
Quincy Mumford, Professor David Nichol Smith, Mrs. A. May
Osier, Dr. E. B. Reed, Professor Hyder E, Rollins, the late Mr.
F. M* Rushmore, Miss Cora E. Sanders, Mr. Gilbert M. Troxell,
Mr. F. McD. C. Turner, Mr. Newport B. White, Mr. lolo A.
Williams, and Mr. George P. Winship. Two whose interest and
assistance meant much to me ate no longer here to share my
pleasure in the completion of my taskmy father* Mr. Charles R
Case, and my friend Professor Frederick B. Kayo.
I have withheld to the last any reference to the two scholars
to whom tliis book is more indebted than to any others Mr.
Norman Ault and Dr. R. B, McKcrrow. For some time Mr. Ault
and I, unknown to each other, worked along parallel lines. The
publication, in xqaH, of his Seventeenth Century Lyrics effected our
acquaintance, ami since that time we haw (exchanged information
to our mutual advantage. Those who know I)n McKrrrow will
not find it hard to guess the nature, and the extent of his contri-
butions to this book. From the moment when the Bibliographical
Society undertook its publication, in 1929, down to the present he
has been a constant source of assistance and good counsel. Ills
labours in connexion with the putting of the book through the
hm kindly patience* during this delays which have
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Preface
attended its printing, have left me deep in his debt. Indeed, his
connexion with the book goes much farther back, for it was his
Notes on Bibliographical Evidence which first interested mo in the
art and science of bibliography. I cannot transfer to his shoulders
any of the blame for my errors, but if there is any value in this
book he is entitled to a godfather's share of the credit*
ARTHUR KLLICOTT CASE
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
EVANSTON, ILLINOIS
July 20, 1934
VII!
THE METHOD OF DESCRIPTION
r | ^HE books have been described in chronological order, the
1 determining factor being the date of the earliest known
edition. After the description of this edition there follow
descriptions of subsequent editions clown to the year 1750: editions
printed in later years are recorded in the notes. All the books
entered have been personally examined, either by me, or, in some
few instances, by a deputy: in the latter case an obelus has been
placed after the name of the library in which the copy rests.
The transcripts of title-pages differentiate among roman, italic,
and black-letter type, but do not indicate the relative sizes of the
founts used. The long T* has not been reproduced because it was
felt that such a procedure would be unnecessarily troublesome
and expensive, but otherwise the transcripts are as exact as the
author has been able to make them. The term 'sic' has not been
employed. Square brackets indicate that the,!; title-page from which
the transcript has been made has been mutilated, and that the
matter within the brackets is a conjectural restoration. Occa-
sionally an original title-page bears a statement (usually concerning
the price of the book) within square brackets, but it is not probable
that cases of this kind will euiise any confusion. The phrase * orna-
ment * refers to ornaments produced by means of type or of wood
blocks: engraved, ornaments are indicated by the word * vignette'.
Devices recorded in Dr. R, 11 McKtTrow's/V/^/erns'it/^/^fr/iVienv 1
Devices are noted when they occur*
In the collations the terms 'quarto', 'octavo", &e, refer to the
folding of the sheet, not to the si?,e of tht* page. The phrases *H
leaves', * i leaf \ &t\, indicate leaves belonging to a gathering which
contains no signature: similarly the? phrase '8 pages" moans eight
unnumbered pages. In no case has a signature been supplu*! far
a gathering which has mi .signatures: e*g., if In an octavo book the
first are unsigned and the next gathering Is signed II,
ix
The Method of Description
the description begins '8 leaves, B-X 8 *, not '[A], B~~X 8 '. On the
other hand, where the numbers of a series of unnumbered pages
can be inferred with certainty this has been done: this practice
has not been extended, however, to unnumbered pages at the end
of a book. Thus a book of 48 pages, the last three of which were
unnumbered, has been described as follows: 'Title, p. [i] ; blank,
p. [2] ; text, pp. 3-45, 3 pp. ' * Index * means an alphabetical index :
'table of contents* denotes a list of the contents in the order in
which they appear in the book.
It was felt that the recording of certain types of irregularities
would assist in distinguishing between issues, and perhaps lead
to the discovery of others, Obviously it would have been impossible
to examine each book minutely, but it was practicable to record
such cancels as could be detected iri the course of an ordinarily
careful inspection, and also to note irregularities in signatures and
pagination. Since the great majority of the books described belong
to the period between 1660 and 1750, the practice* of that period
in the matter of signatures has been taken as the norm: that is,
folios, quartos, and octavos have been regarded as regular if the
leaves of the first half of each gathering are signed ; duodecimos,
if the first five leaves are signed. Variations from this practice, as
well as misprints in signatures or page-numbers, have been noted.
No notice has been taken of the omission of signatures or page*"
numbers from title-pages, half-titles, or other pages which, tor
aesthetic reasons, are not normally signed or numbered. Printers
in the earlier period so frequently used U and V intiTdmngoaWy
in the signatures of the .same gathering ihat this irregularity has
not been regarded an worth recording.
I have tried to be consistent in my use* of the words 'edition*
and 'issue'. 'Second edition % as I have employed flit* term, indi-
cates a complete or nearly complete new setting of tyjw*. 'Nt*w
issue* indicates a book much of which has priniwt frcnii uu
earlier netting of type, but which (u) u tlii'fcreut
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The Method of Description
(b) a considerable number of pages printed from a new setting of
type, or (c) material not included in the earlier issue. It is not
easy to distinguish between 'issues* and 'variants', especially since
it is now clear that the practice of making corrections while a book
was on the press continued into the eighteenth century, and that
ordinarily no attempt was made to distinguish between corrected
and uncorrected sheets when books were assembled for binding.
Perhaps the hardest cases to decide have been those of the memorial
miscellanies issued by the universities : it is frequently impossible
to tell, in the absence of external evidence, whether one is dealing
with perfect and imperfect copies of the same issue, or with two
issues, one of which contains additional material.
I have, of course, made use of many bibliographical aids, but
I have not often referred to them in my notes, nor, indeed, have
I attached extended notes to my descriptions, excopt in instances
in which I felt that I was in possession of information that was not
easily accessible in print. The chief exceptions to my general rule
have been the references to Professor Hyder K. Rollins 1 ** series of
Elizabethan reprints and to Mr. Falconer Madan's Oxford Hooks.
My survey has boon based upon the holdings of four of the five
libraries which seem to be richest in English poetical miscellanies
* - the* British Museum, the Bodleia.ii, ami the libraries of Yah* and
Harvard, The extent of these holdings is indicated in the notes to
the entries in thin bibliography. It is one of my greatest regrets
that I was unable to visit and make use of the, Huntington Library,
but its resources have, in some cases, been called upon* I have
made no systematic search in any libraries* other than the four
first mentioned, Whtsn, however, neither the British Museum nor
the Bodleian possessed a copy of a particular miscellany ami I
happened to know of tlia existence of a copy in ome other Knglish
library, public or private, I noted the fact, and I* followed a simitar
practice with regard to txuiks owned in America bit I not represented
by copies at Yak* or Harvard,
xt
ENGLISH POETICAL MISCELLANIES
1521-1750
ENGLISH POETICAL MISCELLANIES
1521-1750
Colophon: ^ CljujS en&etlj tlje Cjjristtmagfsfe mwl-*\lt&
irnptintets at JUrtoS in tfie | ftetejstrete at tfie 0j?ffae of tlje 0onne 1521
bj? | tojmfejnt tie toat&e. C|e gear oC our Ioi 4 =|tie Sf *2Djcrf.
i leaf. Text, i p. ; text and colophon, i p.
The text is in black letter.
BodL
The two carols contained in this unique fragment were both reprinted in
Anglia, xii. 587. Each of them has been reprinted separately a number of
times.
C&rtjaftmatf ca*|roHe!Sf ttetotlj? 3|npcj?nteto. 1 [ornament] | Jlti* 2
prjjnteli at SUntion in tlje poto'l=|trp bjf E??cljatts l&elr, btoelfjntg ? 1546-
at tfje | loitjjc 0!j0p ftnucr tfagnt ag?jlbre*|aetf clj|ntlje, [ornament]. jgg 3
8 and T2 rt in sixes. 8 leaves; A2-A8; A2-A6; 4 leaves. Title, i p.;
text, 47 pp.
The second loaf In the final group of four is signed A 3.
The text i in black letter,
This unique volume, which is obviously made tip from a number of collec-
tions, was imwxurutely dwribed and m part reprinted by Philip Bliss in
ttiblingmt>hifial Mhwllanics (Oxfonl, iHij). Thenwifter it was negk^ctt^l for
more than a century, and all trace of it seemed to be lost until threes or four
years ago, A new edition of the volume, reprinting the contents* in facsimile,
and dkatssiiig the various bibliographical problems involved, was edited
by Edward Bliss Reed, and published in Cambridge, MOSH., in 1932; the
description given here is taken from this reprint.
Bliss is resfxittsibb for the dating of the book; he based his conclusions on
thes date* of Kdts's txxupation of the 'longtj shop'*
The 1 1 tin, ting ton Library f*
VITA KT OB<|ITVS DVORVM FRA-|tram Suffolcicnsium, Hen- 3
rici et Caruli Bran|dni pnstaiiti virtute, et splemlore nt)bHitsu|tis 1551
cliiciini illustri^simorum, cluabits | epistolls ttxpiicuta, ( Aclduntur
Epituphui it acroantuta in tit latlne cum
CantabrigiensiQ j turn OxonicnttiQ iiigl cflinentatione et iudiintria.]
I B
Affiguntur praeterea ad calcem librl quaedam | Epigrammata In alios
praclaros cum viros turn | etiani muliercs, quibus nomcn memora|
bile fuit, et vita summis | ornamentis | illustrata. | LOND1NI |
ANNO DOMINI. M.D.LI.
Colophon; EXCVSVM LONDIN1 \ IN AEDIBVS RXCI1ARDI | GRAF-
TONI, TYPOGRJW|7 Pegij. \ CwnPriuilegio ad Impvimc.nt\dum snlum.
4. A, b-c, A-K>, IA Title, verso blank ; dedication in prose to the, Duke
of Suffolk, 3 pp. ; verses to him, i p. ; letter, signed Walter 1 1 addon, 13 pp. ;
letter, signed Thomas Wilson, 19 pp. ; verses addressed to the mother and
sister of the Duke of Suffolk, i p. ; i p. blank ; text, 84 pp.
The gatherings arc signed with great irregularity throughout the book.
Madan 41.
B.M.f
3 (b) VITA ET OB- | ... 1 illustrata.
^55^ This issue follows the description of the preceding book, except that the
imprint and elate are omitted from the title-page,
B.M.f, BodLf
4 a memorial | of sfttcfce $rfocc& a$ fitter | t|e t#me 0? Iting
? ^554 Eicijatts I tfjir gfccorfte, twite fjrett | tmforttmare fit tfjr | Ecalmc
of | (Cngtonb. | [ornament] | [f LONDINI | In a^dibus Johannis
Waylandi, cum prmilegio per Sep-jtennltun,
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Folio, i leaf. Title, i p. ; letters patent of John Waylarul, i p.
This title-page was printed as leaf Gg 4 of John Wayhuul'.s ctlition of the
English translation of Boccaccio's DP C&sihua Illmimntm rirwitm (with
tlic title The tragedies t gathwfd % Jhon hoc,/M$ t et<\ (*554?)1* ^ !l nio,nt
copies this leaf has been cancelled. Two copies of what wii.s prolably a leaf
of the book are preserved in the British Museum ((*. 40. in. ). (.15)). This
leaf is printed in black letter, double columns, atui coutainn th
of the tragedy of Owen (Jlerulour.
These leaves are* the only remains of an edition of ttw .Ui^or for
/m//\v mentioned by Baldwin, in the preface to the 155^1 e.tlition. Ji*4 !t;'i\tti||
been printed in p;irt four yt*urs earlier, but upprr%s:i"il by the Lord Chan*
cellor. According to this ntutenient tht* dali* til the edition niuctt, li*ivt* IK*H
about 1554 or 1555, W, F, Trem:h t in /! Wffjw /i*r Mfyfi'ttrttffx, ih Origin
tinti (iHi>8) r pp, i '% attempts t*i fix the iliiin mow WmitHy, lit?
argues from the letU'rn patent on tliw nf tht* I,illt 4 '|'wf s i% wliinh ritlt*r t*
Quern Uiaj as head of tlu (.Church, and wlsirli aw ! th- (Hhureh. Ife it itrotuhto
that tla* printing antwlital July ^5, 153,4. Mary rruifktl
2
of Spain: on that occasion the royal style, as proclaimed by the heralds,
omitted all reference to the headship of the Church, Trench also shows that
in a book printed by Wayland, dated Jan. i, 1555, the letters patent do not
call Mary head of the Church, although in other respects they follow the
earlier form. Dr. Marguerite Hearsay, in an unpublished doctoral disserta-
tion (Yale, 1927) contends that the printing was begun by John Day and con-
tinued by Wayland after Day's incarceration in the Tower on Oct. 16,1554.
Haslcwood reprints the letters patent of Wayland in his edition of A Mirror
for Magistrates (1815), i. xvi, xvii.
B.M.
[ornament] A MYRROVRE | For Magistrates. | W&mitt tttap be 4 (b)
geen bj | trample otljer, toitf) lotoe gre=|u0tt# plagetf fciceg are 1559
pum0ljeU; attti | Ijotoe ftagle anft tinsrtable toortolj | puwfperitf e i&
fountje, etien o | tl)0#e, toijom JFottune #ee*|metb nwgt Ijijjljlg 1 10
feltOtir, | [ornament] | F&lix quern faciimt aliena pericula cautum.
Anno .1559. | | LONDINI, | In aedibus Thomse Marshe.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Colophon: fl Imprinted at | E-onUon in JFlete0trcte ncre to | a|?nct Dun0tone0
4. *J, A-M 4 , N 2 , a-g 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to 'the nobility and
all other in office 1 , signed William Baldwin, 4 pp.; a pp. blank; preface,
3 pp.; i p. blank; text, fols. i-xlviii, lix-4xx, Ixxxi-lxxxiiii, Ixxv-lxxxvr ;
table of contents, foL lxxxv v ; errata, and colophon, i p. ; t p blank.
The third leaf is signed in every gathering except E, F, K a, c, f and g. B 2
is unsigned : B 3 is misprinted A 3 : N 2 is signed. FoL a lxxxiiii is mis-
numbered ixxxiii.
Hie text is in black letter.
B.M,, BodL
fA MYRROVR FOR \ Magistrates. | Wljrrein mage be jfjten bp ] 4 (c)
ewmple of 0tf}tr, toitf) |o^epT*| 110110 plag:e0 iice0 are punialieb: 1563
anU | fiotoe fragle cinft biisftable toorltilj? | protfpet;iti? f0 fountie, efaen
0C j ttiosafe t|0m Jpoctune 0ee|nteifi mosft liffitg | m fauour.j
[ornament] | Falix quern f admit \ Anno.
^S^S* I $ Imprinted at London in j to S^ynct Dun-
Cfmrche \ by
The titto is enclosed in ait ornamental border,
4, partly in eights, If, A 4 , B**N*,p-U*, X-Bb 1 , Cc 4 . Title, verso blank ; dedicsi-
tton, UH in the 1559 edition, William Baldwin, 5 pp, ; i p. blank;
preface, 3 pp.; t p. blank; text, foln, i-xlviii Ux-cvai, cx-cxvit, cxvii-
cxxxviii, cxxxviii* cxxxviii, cxUu, cxliii-cli clui*"Ctxxix clx ; of can-
tento, ^ pp. ; crrtta 2 pp
3
1f3 A 3, P 3 and Q 3 are signed : B 2, 2, E 2, F 2, H 2, 1 2, L 2, Y 2 and Z 2
are unsigned : the fourth leaf is unsigned except in gatherings C, 1, K, Y and
Aa: H 7 is signed H 3: L i and M i arc signed K and B. The following
folios are misnumbered : xvi (xv), xx (xix), xxvi (xxv), xxvii (xviii), xxviii
(xix), xxxii (xxxiii), xxxiii (xxii), xxxiv (xxv), xxxvii (xxxv), xxxix (xlii),
xli (xlii), xlv (xxxvi), xlvii (xlii), xlviii (xlvlii), Ix (Ixi), Ixi (xliiii), Ixvii (Ixi),
Ixviii (Ixi), Ixxi (Ixxxli), Ixxii (Ixiiii), Ixxiii (Ixxxiii), Ixxiv (Ixxxiiii), Ixxxi
(Ixxxxi), Ixxxvii (Ixxxxvi), Ixxxix (Ixxxxiii), cxii (cxi), clix (clx), clxiii (clvi),
clxiv (clvi), clxx (clxix), clxxi (clxx), cbocvii (clxxvi).
The text is in black letter.
B.M., Bodl.
4 (d) A MYRROVR \ for Magistrates. \ QBfjetein iiiaj? brsfrcnt bjjam*|
1571 pies passed in this realnie, with \ howe grcucous plagues, vycos | ait
ptmi^fjea in great prin*|ces and magistrates, | an& ijoto fratfte | and
vnstablc worldly prosperity I tefotmbr, toljcr? JfOlttint | seemeth
mostc highly | to fiwom*. | Jpftolp corrected tinfi augment-fix | Anno
1571. | Foelix quern faciunt aliena pericula cautum. | Jmprinted at
London by \ Thomas Marshe dwdlynge \ in jflwtjafttwtf ", near? JjntO |
S. Dflstanes Churchc.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Colophon: IMPRINTED AT LfW | dm by Thmias AfawA, \ in
JFIeet0treetei nearc tonto Sainte | Dunstanes urcf)C+ | 1571,
4 in eights. *, A 4 > B-U*, X 4 . Title, verso blank; dwHcatkm, as in the
previous editions, signed W[illiam| B[aldwinJ, 4 pp.; table of conte.ntn,
2 pp.; preface, 4 pp.; text, fols. frJ-x-iM, i,j>, i,\i t i|i r^8 v . C.'olophon at
the foot of foL i68 v . *j X 3 and X 4 are signed: 1*1 2 and S 4 art* miMprinted
I) 2 and H 4; in some copies L -2 is misprinted L 4. The following folio** art*
misnumbered: 22 (20), 20 (20), 7^ (64), and 143 (145). I/oL j in nnumbend.
The text is in black letter.
B.i\L
4 (e) [ornament] | THE LAST | parti* of the Mirour for |
1574 tolertlil ( may he seem* by t*xam-|j>h*s passed in tliis) Koalrno, with I
i)0tor ffreuotitf plajjuw, tiicw ait ptaii3|sh** in eights. *, A 4 , B-F*, Ck%If\ I '^ fl * Aa 1 . Title, vorao blank; dedication,
as in previous edition^ signed W[illiam| Bfaklwin], 4 pp. ; table of contents.
3 pp.; preface, 4 pp.; ttisct, lots, r -47, 47, 56-65, 05"<>H, 77, 78, 78, jB-um,
ioo*-i<>5, 107-1 jH *^>"^3 3Erf3"i2(>, JiuH, ii<)i x^i, 131, ^P""*tHj*
*3 is signed 3: L 4 in unsigned: K 5, N 5* Q 5 and Aa 3 are gned, Fol. 24
is unmtmlxrcd: tlw fallowing folios ans misnumbaraci: 64 (71), 83 (84), 88
(Be)), 141 (142), 147 (IJ7), 180 (8e), and lii (8j).
The t k xt is in black letter*
The Hunttngton Library f.
[ornatnont j THE LAST J part of the Mirour for | jj^afftetrotf flf, . , . 4 (h)
The titli* follows that of ttw just ci^cribml.
In thm tent* of the 1578 edition u new of eight k*avi m sulistittitcwl
for tlitt toaf F 5, which has bnn ciiiicikn,L Tlia first four leaves arc
5
signed F-F 4. The first page of the gathering has the folio-number 39:
there are no other folio-numbers in the gathering.
B.M., Bodl.
4 (i) THE | Mirour for Miglstrates, | wherein may bee seene, by \ ex-
1587 amples passed in this | Realme, with \ how grceuous plagues vices are
puni-|shed in great Princes and Magistrates, | and how fraile and
vnstable worldly | prosperity is found, where Fortune sccmeth most
highly \ tofauour: \ Newly imprinted, and with the addition of dinners
Tragedies enlarged. \ AT LONDON | in Pleetestreete, by Henry
Marsh, I being the assigne of Thomas I Marsh, I 1587. I CVM
PRIVILEGIO.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Colophon: IMPRINTED | at London by Henry Marsh, being \ the assigne
of Thomas Marsh, neare | to Saint Dunstancs Church \ in. Fleetestreete. |
1587.
4 in eights. 4 leaves, B, C 4 A~Y, Aa-Mm*. a pp. blank ; title, verso blank ;
dedication, to 'the nobility 1 , etc., signed lohn Higins, 6 pp. ; preface, signetl
John Higins, 2 pp. ; table of contents, 7 pp. ; commendatory verse, and in-
duction, 5 pp, ; text, Ms. 1-272**
*B a and *C 2 arc unsigned: Aa i is signed A* The following folion are
ncusnumborcd: 23 (KJ} 24 (aa) 208 (20), 252 (258), "254 (*OQ).
The text is ia black letter.
Yale.
4 (j) THE | Mirour for Magistrates, | . . . | tofauour: | - . ,
1587 The title follows that of the issue just described, with the cliffr< i ncci in-
dicated.
In all other respeet tltls is the* numo as the LSMUO of the 1587 wiitinn pr<*-
viously descrilK fc d except that in some oopto fols. *vi '^4* '^5*% and *',*; j *v
r.omt'tly nuniihensL In the eopies I have examined the iiirijirint iff the
fourth word of the title has been earefully <"iirnicld with |'U mul ink,
presumably by a workman in the printing tttu:e,
11M, IMIL (lacks title-page and several cither leaves), Harv. (tai.-kM first
and fourth
4(k) A | MIROVR I FOR MAGJ-jSTRATES: J BEING A TRVK
1610 CHRONICLE j HISTORIK OF THE VNTIMELY | fallt-s >f j-.h
vnfortunatc Princes and nu-n of not*?, j as hittie hapfMned since tfta
first entrance of Brute \ into thU Hand, vtitill this our i lattitr A|;'. j
6
NEWLY ENLARGED WITH A LAST [ part, called A Winter
nights Vision, being an addition I of such Tragedies, especially
famous, as are exempted \ in the former Historie, with a Poem
annexed, | called, Englands Eliza. \ [ornament] | AT LONDON \
Imprinted by Felix Kyngston. \ 1610,
4 in eights. A 8 , B 2 , C-Kkk 8 , Lll 6 . Title, verso blank ; dedication, as in the
1587 edition, signed lohn Higins, 5 pp. ; preface, i p. ; table of contents,
6 pp, ; commendatory verse, and induction, 5 pp. ; errata, i p. ; text, pp.
1-875 ; i p. blank.
004 is unsigned: Lll 4 is signed. Pp. 122, 512 and 645 are misnumbered
128, 412 and 636.
B.M. (lacks leaf Ee 3), Bodl, Harv.
THE I FALLES | OF VNFORTV-|NATE PRINCES. | BEING 4 (1)
A TRVE CHRONICLE | HISTORIE OF THE VNTIMELY | 1619
death of such Princes and men of Note, as haue \ happened since the
first entrance of BRVTE | into this Iland f vntill this our \ latter Age. \
WHEREVNTO IS ADDED THE | FAMOVS LIFE AND DEATH
OF | QVEENE ELIZABETH, with a declaration of all | the
Warres, Battels and Sea-fights, during her | Raigne: wherein at
large is described the Battell | of 88. with the particular seruice
of all | such Ships, and men of note in j that action. | Centre
fortune nul ne petti. \ [ornament] | A T LONDON, j Imprinted by
Felix Kyngston for Thomas \ Adams. 1619.
This in a new issue of the preceding book: the title-page of 1610 has been
cancelled and a new one substituted*
Bodl v Yale.
THE | FALLES J OF VNFORTV-jNATE PRINCES, | . . . | . . . 4 (m)
VNTIME-jly death of such vnfortunate Princes and I men of Note, 1620
as haue happened since j the first of BRVTE info \ this
. . | . | . . . declaration j of , . . Sea-fights, J wherein * * , | . . of j
all such , . , note | in * , . I . . . | Imprinted by F K. for William
A spicy, and are to ( be sola at his shop in Pauls Churchyard at the j
Signe of the Parrot. 1620*
This is still another of the x6zo edition, with a fresh title-page, which
fallows that of the 1619 with the indicated.
RM.
# % The collect ion reprinted by Joseph Hastewood in 1815.
5 SONGES AND SONETTES, \ written by the rygU honorable
1557 Lorde \ Henry Haward late Earle of Swr*\rey, and other. \ Apud
Richardum Tottel. | 1557. | Cum pnuilegio.
Colophon; Imprinted at Hontion in: ffcte 0trcte | toitfcin temple Bam, at tj>e
0#8tte of tf?e j i?anti arid 0tsrre, bn Eic^arti Cottel | tfje fift Bag of lime* | Siu
1557. I Cww priuilegio ad imprit\ mcndmn solmn.
4. A-Cc 4 , Dd 3 . Title, i p.; preface, i p. ; text, 211 pp. ; colophon, i p.
Every leaf except A i, A 4, B 4, K 4, H 3, H 4, L4, S 4, U 4, X 4, Y 3, Y 4,
Z 4, Aa 4, Bb 4, Cc 3, Cc 4 arid Dd 3, is signed. K 4 and Bb 3 are mis-
printed K 3 and B 3.
The text is in black letter.
This is the edition designated as 'A' by Rollins.
Bodl. A photostatic copy is in the possession of Professor Hyder K. Rollins,
of Harvard.
5(b) SONGES AND SONETTES, \ written by the imwmUe
1557 Lwfo \ Henry Haward Me Earlc of
Ricarduni ToUeL \ Cum pnuilegio ad
and oilier,
mendwn solunt.
'I pud
.1557.
Colophon : [ornament] | 3f*nprtntfl3i ftt HonUon it! ffctc | 0tre cc titf)tii Ctntplr
bam* at tf?e | 0gene of tl?e |anl5 antt istatre, | IE Eicf^arlDi SfottcIC | t^c jc1* map
of 3fuft* | ^-TC* 1557. [ Cum priuilegio ad ini(wh\niendnm wlum,
4. A-(*g 4 . Title, foL [ij; preface, loL fi] v ; text, fob, 2*-tiy v i index, 4 pp*;
colophon, i p. ; i p. blank.
A 3, C 3, C 4, He 3 and Ff 3 are signed, Fl$. 3, 5, 7 and 9rjt arc* nnnum-
bered: the following folios are mumumbered: -25 (5.*), 33 (jf) and 35 (33).
The text is in black letter,
As to the priority of this edition over that described itttniodiaU'ly below,
see Tottcll's Miscclluny, cd. Hydcr 1C. Rollins (i*iiinhridg<* Mass*, 102$ <),
ii. 12-20,
Thin Is Rollins ' edition * B*.
B.M., The if un ting ton Library f. Harx'. (photostat ir rt^prottucllon of H.M.
copy),
5 (c) f SONGES AND SONETTES | hy the. rit'kt
1557 Lorde | Henry H award late Earte of Sttr'\My, vther, \
TfML \ Cunt priuilegin ad \ A^/IIWI, 1557,
Colc>|>liciii; 7mprl!!to sc in | larrc* fltf
0fiR,e of tftc 1 a^ bff 8ot|cit!> til *rrrl tta^ of Jnff* f
Anno* 1357. | Cum priuik*Kto ;wi t!!i|*si'r|iii*
4 1 *, A--(^ 11il!\ lal fi J; fut |if ;
coloplum, i p.; i p blank*
a
A 3, B 3, C 3 and C 4 are signed : Gg 2 is unsigned. Fols. 79, 114, and 1 16 are
misnumbered 76, 116 and 114.
The text is in black letter.
This is Rollins's edition 'C'.
Trinity College, Cambridge f ; The Rosenbach Company, New York and
Philadelphia. Harv. (photostatic reproductions of both copies).
f SONGES AND SONETTES \ written by the right honorable 5 (cl)
Lorde \ Henry H award late Earle of Surt\rey t and other. \ A pud 1559
Richardum TottelL \ 1559. I C^im priuilegio.
Colophon: f IMPRINTED AT LGN-|DCW IN FLETESTRETE \ within
Temple barre at the | signe of the handc and starve, hy \ Richard TottelL \ Anno
,1559. | Cum priuilegio.
4 in eights. A-P 8 . Title, fol. [i]; preface, fol. [i] v ; text, fols, 2-1 17 V ;
index, 4 pp. ; colophon, i p. ; I p. blank.
The following folios are misnumbercd : 19 (16), 36 (37), 71 (i) and 76 (87);
the 5 on fol. 56 is inverted.
The text is in black letter.
Leal P 8 is lacking in both of the known copies: the colophon is professedly
a facsimile, but it appears to be based on, the colophon of the 1:565 edition.
This is Rollins 's edition *D*.
B.M. (leaves E 7, 07, IB, P H and part of K 4 are false facsimiles) ; The
Rosenbach Company, Now York and Philadelphia {lacks leaves A 2, I) 7,
G 7H t, M 6-P 8), Harv. (photostatie reproduction of B.M. copy),
f SONGES AND SONETTES | , . . 5 ( e j
The title is from the same netting of type as that of the foregoing edition; 1559
the rent of the book has been reset,
Colophon: on fol. 26 is imperfect and looks much like n 5.
The text ia In t>hu:k letter*
Thin i Rollins ' tnUtion * D* ' .
Thtf Kcmnitwwii Company, New York and PhiUuiolphia. Hatv. (photostatic
reproduction of Uottenbuch ^opy).
9 c
5 (f) 1565. i f SONGES AND SONETTES \ written by the right honor-
1565 able | Lord Henry Hawarde late \ Earle of Surrey, and \ other. \ Apud
Richardum TottelL \ Cum priuilegio.
Colophon: ^ IMPRINTED AT LON-| DON IN FLETESTRETE \ within
Temple barre at the | signe of the hand and star re t by \ Richard TottelL \ Anno
.1565. | Cum priuilcgio.
80. A-P. Title, fol."[i]; preface, fol. [if; text, fols. 2-1 17*; index, 4 pp.;
colophon, i p. ; i p. blank.
GS is unsigned. The following folios are misnumborocl : 13 (23), 29 (26),
8i % '(i8), 95 (59) and 105 (115).
The text is in black letter.
This is Rollins *s edition 'K'.
Bodl., The Iluntington Library f- Harv, (photostatic rcpnxltKtion of
Bodleian copy).
5 (g) f SONGES AND SONETTES \ written by the right honorable I
Earle of Surrey, and \ others, \ A pirn
Cum priuilcgio
"1567 Lord Henry H award
Richardum TottelL \ 1567
Colophon; jf IMPRINTED AT LON-|IX)iV JiV I? 1J<:T ESTHETE \ within
Temple barre at the | signc of the and starre, by \ Richard Toitdt. \ A HIM
,1567. | Cum priuilcgio.
8. A~P. Title, fol. [*]; preface, foL [r] v ; text, fols. 2-117^; imlt.'x, 4 pp.;
colophon, i p. ; r p* blank.
G 3 is unsigned. Fol 13 in misnumbcred 23,
The text is in black ktter.
Tins is Rollins * edition 'F'.
John RylandH Library, Manchrsh^f ; Hunl'TOan Mut*um, Glas?to\v; l*hr
Picrpont Morgaui Library (extrnsively nrpainul)* Harv. iphotmt.it H: r**pro
duction of Morgutt Library copy).
5 (h) f SONGES AND SONETS { written hy the right \
1574 Henry Hawa.nl late j Karlo of Surn\y, a,nd j others. | Apud
dnm ToltM j 1574. J Cum firhrikgio.
8". A -I* 11 , Titlr, ftl. ['i|; pivf,wrc, f*l. { i | l . U*xl, fol A uy v ; itwfr within */Vm|pl<* Hartf *ii
of j tftc tMnttf ani ! IF Kiefemfef | ^tftill* j Anno .157-4. I
III
The text is in black letter.
This is Rollins's edition 'G'.
B.M., BodL (lacks leaf A 4), The Huntington Library f. Harv, (photostatic
reproduction of B.M. copy).
[ornament] | SONGES I AND SONNETS, WRITTEN \ by the 5 (i)
Right honourable | Lord Henry Haward \ late Earle of Surrey, and | 1585
others, | [ornament] | Imprinted at London by lohn VVin-|det.
1585.
Colophon: Imprinted at London Anno Domini \ 1585.
8. A~P 8 . Title, fol. [i]; preface, fol, [i] v ; text, fol. 2-64 v , 64-71^", 73-118;
index, fol. n8 v , 2 pp. ; index and colophon, i p. ; i p. blank.
C 5 is signed: K 4 is unsigned. Fols. 8, 37, 61 and 63 are misnumbered 5,
38, 60, and 62.
The text is in black letter.
This is Rollins 's edition *H*.
B.3VL, The Huntington Library f, The Pierpont Morgan Library. Harv.
(photostatic reproduction of one of the B.M. copies ((1 34, a. 13)).
SONGES AND j Sonnets, written by the | Right Honorable Lord 5 (j)
Henrie | Haward late Earle of Sur-\rey, and others. \ [ornament] | 1587
5 Imprinted at London by j Robert Robinson, dwelling in Fetter \
Lane nere Holborne. \ 1587,
8. A-O*. Title, fol. [r'J; blank, fol. [r] v ; preface, fol. [2]; text, fols. [aj*-
no v ; index, 4 pp.
The fifth leaf Is signed in every gathering, except B, F, H and K; A a and
1) 4 are unsigned.
The text is in black letter,
This is Rollinft'H edition * V*
BodL (leaf G slightly damaged); Mr. Carl G< Pforzhdmer, Purchase, New
Yorkf ; Harv, (photostatic reproductions of both the foregoing copies),
POEMS | OF | HENRY HOWARD, j EARL of SURREY, \ Who 5 (k)
Flourished in the Reign of HEHRYl the Eighth. I Printed pom a 17x7
Correct Copy. \ WITH THE j POEMS of Sir THOMAS WIAT>
and I others his Famous Contemporaries. I To which are added
some MEMOIRS of Ms LIFE | and WRITINGS. | * \ LONDON: \
Printed for IF* at the Lamb* and J. at J the
without Ttmplt-Bar. 17x7*
S* A-P, yci, li\ S 1 , Title, p. [i]; blank, p. |iij ; UtKiicutttm, to the Duke of
II
Norfolk, signed The Publisher, p. [iii] ; blank, p. [iv] ; original preface, pp.
[v, vij; life of Surrey, pp. [vii]-xvi; text, pp. 1-263; l P- blank; index,
5 pp. ; errata, r p,
A 2 and (in some copies) S arc unsigned. The following pages arc misnum-
bered: 121 (131), 154 (158), 155 (159), 158 (155), 159 (154). *Q2 (i9) and
225-240 (125-140). In some copies pp. 152 and 192 arc misnumbcrcd 52
and 190. The blank leaf following S 7 in some copies is almost certainly S 8.
The editor of this edition was George Sewell, M.D.
This is Rolling's edition ' K'.
BJVL (MS. notes by Thomas Park and Joseph Uaslewood); Bodi, Yale,
Harv,
# % TotteVs Miscellany was reprinted by Robert Anderson (A Complete
Edition oj the British l*octs t vol. i, 1792), Bishop IVrcy and George Steevens
(printed 1808, but destroyed by fire before publication), Alexander Chalmers
(The W orks of the English l*Mts t voL x, i8io)George k Frederick Nott (unpub-
lished: printed c 1814), John Payne Collier (Sewn English PoHical Mined"
lanies, vol. i, 1867), Kdward Arbor (1870), and HydiT K, Rollins (i vols.,
Cambridge, Mass,, 1928-9), The lust of these editions* contains, among other
things, photographic facsimiles of the title-pages of all the tuitions printed
in the sixteenth century, elaborate collations, and an extensive bibliography.
6 THE I Coura of |
1557-8 tottfj mm\i prosper Bcillabe^ netolp j amen&rt, anb'abio |
tfiettnto 1 tojitcj) fjaue not | brfore bene | imprtn*|tr&.
The title is enclosed in an ornaint^nUiI border.
4. A* Title, fol [i]; verso blank; text, fol jt-8 v .
The text is in black letter,
The book is incomplete; the text breaks oft 1 abruptly at the foot of A 8*.
For the evidence as to the date see the note appended to the (UM,Tipti*u of
the following book.
The Folgcr Shakespeare Library, Washing tonf.
6 (b) [The Court of Venus.]
? 8<>. K, 1'X Text, fol. xxxi-xiv.
Tfie tc k xt in in bl;u;k letter.
Tlut text breaks oft abruptly at th** ftmt of 7*.
The* f}ilfi*rrnc'i in the system nf ftlMtiun >-wf \vtru this franiiit'iif 4iuj that
abvr art* fairly ^o^tt tn*Ii*\ttonN that t,iu fi,i),: ( iiir lit.,-, ;ir part* of
'
, ( .,
t*ditioH, Oil the <,:onM-iiti of tlun h^nwnt ?ifr I'k*
C7iiw (*iL Tyrwhitt, Loiwkisi, lyys)* I* xv x\u
Motll.
^ # A th tit It* TtotMMtttf IVwii4 w*w wittwt in
?i566
Register by Henry Sutton, between July 19, 1557 and July 9, 1558. It may
have been one of the two books described above.
Two leaves of what may have been an earlier edition of this miscellany are
in the library of the University of Texas. The first of these leaves has the
folio number 44: the text is in black letter: the running head is & IBofce | of
IBalettm The book is not included in this bibliography because it is impos-
sible to say at present whether it is a miscellany or an edition of Wyat's
poems. For descriptions and discussions of the contents see letters by
Professor R. H. Griffith and Professor Robert Adger Law in The Times
Literary Supplement, July 5, 1928, Dec. 25, 1929, and Sept. 4, 1930.
Sonnets and Histories, | to sundrie new tunes.
8. i leaf (D 2). Text, 2 pp.
The text is in black letter.
This is the only remaining fragment of an early edition of A Handful of
Pleasant Delights, preserved in the Bagford ballad collection (B.M. 643. m. 9.
(83)). The title given above is taken from the running-head of this single
leaf, which corresponds to the running-head of the 1584 edition. The title
used on the title-page is unknown. For the evidence as to the date, and for
a discussion as to possibility of other editions preceding the 1584 edition,
see the introduction to A Handful of Pleasant Delights, ed, Hyder E. Rollins,
Cambridge, Mass., 1924.
B.M. Harv. (photostatic reproduction of B.M. fragment).
A Handcf ull I of pleasant delites, I Containing sundrie new Sonets | 7 (b)
ani aekctalne |?wftories[ t in | diucrs kindes of Mecter. | Newly 1584
deuiscd to the newest tunes | tfjat it ttoftj in fa0e, t0 be gftmjj: |
cucrie Sonet orderly pointed | to his proper Tune* j 9fllit| Efto
aaaitiontf of ctrtain sonjsf, | to verie late demised Notes, not
commonly knowcn, nor | vsed heretofore, | 2Bj Clement Robinson,
and diners others, | n of H.M. copy).
^*^ Tlie lx>k has bwn retprintcjd by Thonuin Park (/Itilicornia, vol. ii 18x5)^
Jaintts Cmmli^y (for the Sjntnmtr Socit^ty, Matnchcst^r, 1871), Edward Arber
(TJw Xchntttv'n Librtury, No. 3, 1878 and 1880), llyder E. Rollins
(Caiiititlgi% ManH, 19^4), iintl Arnolil
13
THE PARADYSE | of daynty demises, \ aptty ftltmjsfljrtl, to iff)
1576 jSuntJtg pitljie ants it arneto inutntwnjsf: | deuised and written for the
most part, by M. Edwards, \ sometimes of her Maiesties Chappel: the
rest, by \ sundry learned Gentlemen, both of honor, \ and woorshippe.
fcij, ( S. Barnardc. I E. 0, | L. Vaux. ( D. S. | lasper Hcywood.
F. K. | M. Bevve. ( R. Hill. | M. Yloop, with others. [ [device,
McKerrow 172] | IMPRINTED AT LON-|H*rnt S*
The text is in Mack tetter*
Colophon; 157^*
This Is Rolling's edition *!l*
14
B.M. (lacks leaves D 2, D 3, H 2, H 3, M i andM 2) ; Bodl. (lacks leaves K 3
and K 4) . Harv. (photostatic reproduction of Bodleian copy, with gaps
supplied from B.M. copy).
THE PARADYSE \ ofdaintie Denises. \ Contayning sundriepithie 8 (c)
preceptes, learned \ Counsels, and excellent Inuentions: right 1580
pleasaunt | and profitable for all estates. \ Deuised and written for
the most part, by M. Edwards, sometimes | of her Maiesties Chap-
pell; the rest by sundrye lv&i-\ned Gentlemen, both of Honour, and
Wor~\ship t whose names hereafter \ followe. \ [device, McKerrow 172] |
Imprinted at London, "by Henrye Dizle, \ dwelling in Pater noster
rowe, and are to be solde at | Iji0 feljoppt, in CeiiinonjS lane, Mate
tlje great | IJotti) SDort of fe>* paulejs | Cljtttctu | 1580.
Colophon: Finis. 1580.
4. A-M 4 . Title, i p. ; ornament, and list of authors, i p. ; dedication, to
Lord Compton, signed H[enry] D[isle], i p, ; text, 3 pp., fols. 1-37, 35, 35,
37 37 49 40> 5 1 * 5 1 1 blank, fol. 2 5i v .
Every leaf, except A 2, H 4, I 4, K 4, L 4, M 3 and M 4 is signed. The
following folios arc misnumborcd, 18 (15), 20 ('7), 30 (27), and 32 (29),
The text is in black letter.
This is Rollins's edition 'C',
Library of Sir R. L, Harmsworth, Londonf , Ilarv. (photostatic reproduc-
tion of Harmsworth copy).
THE \ PARADISE | OF DAINTIE DEVISES. | Cantainyng sun- 8 (d)
drie piihie preccptes, learned I Coimsailcs and excellent Inuentions; 1585
right | pleasant and profitable for al estates. \ Deuisad and written
for the most partc, by ML EDWAKDKS, | sometime of her Maiesties
Chappell; the rest by sun-jdry learned Gentlemen, both of Honor
and I Worship, whose names here-| after followe, | [ornament] I AT
LONDON, j Printed by Robert Walde-graue, for Ed-\wiml White,
dwelling neere tlie little North-doore | of Paules Church, at ike
of the Gun. | Anno. 1585,
4 f >. A'M 4 Title, i p. ; list of authors, r p. ; dedication, to Lord Compton,
signed Ii[nry| Dfisic], i p.; text, 93 pp.
'Every leaf h Klgiwd except A t, A 2, U 4 and C 4. G 4 is minprintod 4: on
Ifjivos A 4, 1) 4 li 2 H 4, 1 2-1 4, K a-K 4, L 2L 4, M 2 and M 3, the letter
of the xlgiKitiirt? is omitted.
Ilia ttoct is in black letter*
This Is Rollins';* edition 'I)'.
Tlim HuntinKton Library f* Harv. (plioiostatlc reptoiluction of the? Hunt*
copy).
15
(e) [The Paradise of Dainty Devices.]
I 59 40. A-K 4 . 2 pp. missing; dedication, to Lord Compton, signed H[cnry]
D[isle], i p. ; text, 77 pp.
The only known copy of this edition is incomplete, lacking the first leaf and
all after gathering K. Edmund Maicme, a former owner of the* hook, sup-
plied a MS. title-page, modelled after that of the 1600 edition, dating it,
however, 1580. Many of the leaves are closely shaved: it is not possible to
tell whether leaves B 4, Fj, G 4, H 3, H 4, i 4, K 3 and I\4 were signed.
All the remaining leaves except A f 2 f 3, C 4, 1) 4 and K 4 are signed : C 2 V is
signed 3,
The text is in black letter.
This is Rolling's edition *E f . He gives it the conjectural date 1590.
Bodl. Harv. (photostatic reproduction of Bodleian copy).
8 (f) THE | PARADICE | of Dainty Denises. \ Containing sundry pithic
1596 precepts, learned \ Gounsailos and excellent Inuontions: right |
pleasant and profitable for all estates | Deuisecl artel written for the
most partc by | M. Edwardes, sometime of her Maiesties Chupprll :
the rest by | sundry learned Gentleman both of Honor and | Wor-
ship, whose names hecr-jaft^r followe. I Whoreunto is addcxl sundry
new Inuenti~|ons, very pleasant ana delightfull, ( {'device, Me*
Kcrrow 290] | AT LONDON ( Printed by Edward for
Edmmrd White \ dwelling at the little North doore of Saint Paules j
Church, at the signc of the Gunne, | Anno, 1596.
Colophon; AT LONDON. | Printed by 1C, A. for Ktlwanle | White,, dwelling
at the little North | doore of Paulcs C'hurch, at the | Signi k of tht* ( Juntu*. (
Anno. 1596,
4^* 4 leavoH, B-L 4 * Title, i p. ; list of authors, r p. ; U'xt, 84 pp. ; text and
colophon, i p, ; i p. blank,
The third leaf of every gathering <*xcopt B and 1C Is MtgittnL I) 2 m na-
printcd 1) 3,
The text is In black letter.
This is KoilinK's edifimi ' F\ and also hin edit urn *aintte
2Dtmgttan0 | church by Tho=|mas Marsh. | 1581
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
Colophon: IMPRINTED | AT LONDON IN FLETSTREATE \ Neare
vnto Sainct Dunstons church \ by Thomas Marshe. | 1581.
40 in eights. A 4 , B-Ee 8 , Ff 3 . 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; dedication, to
Sir Thomas Heneage, signed Thomas Newton, 3 pp. ; table of contents and
list of translators, i p.; text, fols. 1-65, 64-217^ The colophon is at the
foot of the last page of the text.
A 3 and Ff 3 are signed : L, 4 and Ee 4 are misprinted K 4 and E 4. Fols. 85
and 123 are misnumbered 81 and 124.
The text is in black letter.
B.M., BodL, Yale, Harv.
The book has been reprinted by the Spenser Society (Manchester, 1887),
and in the Tudor Translations, second series (1927).
11 A BOOKE | Of Epitaphes | made vpon the death of I the Right war-
? 1584 shipfull Sir | WILLIAM BVTTES | Knight: | Who deceased the
third | day of September, | Anno 1583. | [ornament] | Imprinted at
London by j Henrie Midleton.
18
8. A-C 8 , B 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to Thomas Buttes, signed
Robertas 'DaJlingtonus, 4 pp.; text, 50 pp.
A 5, B 5, C 5, D 3 and D 4 are signed.
Trie volume contains verse in Latin and English.
B.M.
VERSES I Of Prayse and loye, | Written ] upon &tt %m&tlZ0 Jltt* 12
^rtiation, I fljEJmtmto igf annmti Tychbomes lamentation, 1586
toritten in the , arm an an 4, ^ 4, F 4, G 4, H 4, I 4, L 4, M 2
and the four unsigned leaves indicated in the collation. The following pages
are misnumbered: 58 (85), 66 (70), 67 (71), 70 (66) and 71 (67).
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and English.
Bodl., Harv.
ACADEMIAE | . , . | . . . Windet impensis \ Thomse Chardi. Anno 13 (b)
salutis humanae, | CIO. 10. Ixxxvij. Febr. xvj. 1587
The title follows that of the first issue, with the differences indicated.
In this issue the cancel indicated in the collation above has been substi-
tuted for the original title-page, and there is but one leaf between h 2 and k i .
B.M. (lacks gathering M).
19
13 (c) ACADEMIAE | . . .
X 5&7 The title foUows that of the second issue.
In this issue the corrected title-page is printed as part of the first gathering :
the second of the two leaves between h 2 and k i is blank.
B.M., Bodl, Harv. (lacks title-page).
U EXEQVLE I ILLVSTRISSIMI I EQVITIS, D. PHILIP-lPI
1587 SIDNAEI, GRATISSI-IMAE MEMORIAE AC T$O~\MINI IM-
PENSM. | [ornament] | Paulum sepulttz distat inertia Ccelata
virtus. | OXONII, Ex officina Typographica IOSEPHI | BAR-
NESII, Anno Domini 1587.
4. *, A-L 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to the Earl of Leicester, signed
Guilielmus Gagerus, 4 pp. ; i p. blank; text, 89 pp.
The third leaf of every gathering except E is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Italian.
Madan 87.
B.M., Bodl.
15 PEPLVS. | ILLVSTRISSIMI | VIRI D. PHILIPPI I SIDNAEI
1587 SVPRE-IMIS HONORIBVS | DICATVS. I [ornament] I [2 lines of
Greek verse] | | DIGNUM LAUDE UIRUM \ MUSA UETAT
MORI. | OXONII, | Excudebat losephus Barnesius, Anno I salutis
humanse 1587.
4. A-G 4 . Title, p. [i]; blank, p. [2] ; dedication, to Herbert, Earl of Pem-
broke, signed loannes Luidus [Lhuyd], and address to readers, pp. [3, 4]
text, pp. [5]-53 ; text and errata, p. 54 ; 2 pp. blank.
Frontispiece, not counted in signatures or pagination, facing the title.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed. The numbers of pp. 22 and 23
are transposed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek by members of New College.
Madan 88.
B.M., Bodl., Harv. (lacks frontispiece : bled in margins) .
16 Syr P. S. | His Astrophel and Stella. \ Wherein the excellence of
1591 sweete
sundry
Poesie is concluded | (\*) \ To the end of which are added,
other rare Sonnets of diuers Noble \ men and Gentlemen.
(*) I [ornament] | At London, | Printed for Thomas Newman^
Anno. Domini. 1391.
4. A-L 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to Frauncis Flower, Esquire,
20 *
signed Tho. Newman, 2 pp. ; preface, signed Tho. Nashe, 4 pp. ; text,
pp. 1-80.
A 4 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
B.M.
Syr. P. S. | His Astrophel and Stella. | . . . | Poesie is concluded. | 16 (b)
(v) | . . . | . . . Gentlemen. \ (*#*) ( [device, McKerrow 167] | At 1591
London \ Printed for Matthew Lownes.
4. A-K 4 . Title, verso blank; text, 78 pp.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
A. W. Pollard, in his edition of Astrophel and Stella (1888), pp. xxxiv,
xxxv, states that this edition also was published in 1591.
Bodl.f, The Huntington Library f.
OXONIENSIVM I are>ay/z vol. iii), 1815 ;
by J. P. Collier (Seven English Poetical Miscellanies, vol. vi), 1867; and by
Charles Crawford, Oxford, 1913.
A | POETICAL RAPSODY | Containing, \ Diuerse Sonnets, Odes, 24
Elegies, Madrigalls, \ and other Poesies, both in Rime, and \ Measured 1602
Verse. \ Neuer yet published. | [2 lines of English verse] | [orna-
ment] | Printed at London by V. $. for lohn Baily, and \ are to be solde
at his Shoppe in Chancerie lane, \ neere to the Office of the six
Clarkes. \ 1602.
120. 4 leaves, B-K 12 , IA 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; dedication, to the
Earl of Pembroke, in verse, signed Fra. Davison, i p. ; preface, signed Fra.
Davison, 3 pp. ; text, 230 pp. ; ^ pp. blank.
L i has the additional signature L 2 on the verso.
Bodl. (lacks first leaf, E i, E 12, F i, F 12, G 5-G 8, and L 8), The Rosea-
bach Company, New York and Philadelphia f (third leaf slightly torn).
25 E
24 (b) A | POETICALL | RAPSODIE, | Containing: j Diuerse Sonnets,
1608 Odes, Elegies, | Madrigals, Epigrams, Pastorals, \ Eglogues, with
other Poems, | loth in Rime and Mea-\sured Verse, \ For Varietie
and Pleasure, the like | neuer yet published. | [2 lines of English
verse] | [ornament] | LONDON, \ Printed by Nicholas Okes for
Roger lackson dwel-|ling in Fleetstreet neere the great | Conduit.
1608.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
12. A 8 , A 1 , B-K 12 , L 2 . Title, verso blank ; dedication, in verse, to the Earl of
Pembroke, signed Fra. Davison, i p.; j p, blank; preface, signed Fra.
Davison, 3 pp.; index, n pp.; text, pp. 1-189, 3 PP-, 191-218.
A 5 and, in some copies, I 5 are unsigned; 2 A i is signed A 5 : L 2 is signed:
G 3 is misprinted 3. Pp. 2 and 42 are unnumbered : p. 163 is misnumbered
631.
Harv. (lacks leaf 2 A i : leaf B 9 is in facsimile), The Huntington Library f.
24 (c) A | POETICAL | RAPSODIE, | Containing: | Diuerse Sonnets,
1611 Odes, Elegies, \ Madrigals, Epigrams, Pastorals, | Eglogues, with
other poems, | loth in Rime and measu-\red verse. \ For varietie and
pleasure, the like j neuer yet published. | [2 lines of English verse]
Newly corrected and augmented. | [ornament] | LONDON,
Printed by William Stansly for Roger \ lackson dwelling in
Fleetstreet neere the | great Conduit. 1611.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
12. A 4 , B-I 12 , K 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, in verse, to the Earl of
Pembroke, signed Fra. Davison, i p.; i p. blank; table of contents, 4 pp
text, pp. 1-71, 74-167, 178-211 ; i p. blank.
C 2 is unsigned: H 3 is misprinted A3. Pp. 68 and 69 are misnumbered 70
and 71 : pp. 83, 92 and 96 are numbered in the wrong corner.
B.M.
24 (d) A | POETICAL | RAPSODIE, | ... | ... 1611.
l6ll The title follows that of the other issue of 1611.
The coUation follows that of the other issue of 1611, with the following
exceptions :
The first gathering is A 8 : title, verso blank; dedication, in verse, to the Earl
of Pembroke, signed Fra. Davison, i p.; i p. blank; preface, signed Fra.
Davison, 3 pp. ; index, 9 pp. There are additional errors in the pagination:
p. 161 is misnumbered 16, and p. 207 is numbered in the wrong corner: in
some copies p. 86 is misnumbered 6.
Harv. (leaf I 3 in facsimile) (also a photostatic copy of the Huntington
Library copy), The Huntington Library]-.
26
DAVISONS 1 POEMS, | OR, \ A PoeticaE Rapsodie. | | Deulded 24 (e)
into sixe Bookes. | The first, contayning Poems and Deuises. \ The 1621
second, Sonets and Canzonets. \ The third, Pastoralls and Elegies.
The fourth, Madrigalls and Odes. \ The fift, Epigrams and Epitaphs.
The sixt, Epistles, and Epithalamions. \ ( For variety anc
pleasure, the like neuer | published. | [2 lines of English verse]
The fourth Impression, | Newly corrected and augmented, anc
put into | a forme more pleasing to the Reader. | LONDON, j
Printed by B. A. for Roger lackson, 1621.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
8. A 2-A 8, B-S 8 . Title, verso blank; dedication, in verse, to the Earl of
Pembroke, signed Fra. Davison, i p. ; preface, signed Fra. Davison, 2 pp. ;
index, 8 pp. ; text and table of contents, i p. ; text, pp. 1-63, 62-77, 80-272.
Pp. 1 60, 184, 210 and 223 are misnumbered 158, 154, 212 and 221.
B.M., BodL, Harv.
*%The collection was reprinted by S. E. Brydges, 1814-17 ; by N, H. Nicolas,
1826; by J. P. Collier (Seven English Poetical Miscellanies, vol. vii), 1867;
by A. H, Bullen, 1890-1; and by Hyder E, Rollins (Cambridge, Mass.), 1932.
ACADEMIC OXONIENSIS | PIETAS \ ERGA j SERENISSI-j 25
MVM ET POTEN-ITISSIMVM IACOBVM AN-J&LLB SCOTJM 1603
FRANCIM | <* Hibernics Regem, fidei defenso=\rem, Beatissimca
Elisabeths nu-\per Regince legitime & au-
[ornament] | [device, McKerrow 336]
spicatissime succedentem. \
OXONIM, I Excudebat
losephus Barnesius, Aknae | Academice Typographies. 1603.
4 in eights. * 2 , A-N 8 . Title, verso blank; dedication to the King, 2 pp.;
text, pp. 1-207 ; i p. blank.
P. 148 is misnumbered 149.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, French and Italian.
Madan 229.
B.M., BodL, Yalef.
ACADEMIC OXONIENSIS | PIETAS \... 25 (b)
This is a reissue of the book just described. It differs in having verses by 1603
the printer on the last page, numbered 208, and in having, in some copies,
a folding plate carrying a table of the genealogy of James I, inserted before
leaf A i. In one copy in the Bodleian the poem by Ol. Lloyde on p. 24 has
been cancelled by pasting over it a piece of paper containing another poem
by the same author.
Madan 230.
B.M., BodL, Yale (lacks plate).
27
26 OXONIENSIS ACADEMIC j Funebre Officium | JN \ MEMO-
1603 RIAM | HONORATISSIMAM | SERENISSIM^E ET BEATIS=
SIMM ELISABETHS, NVPER | Anglica, Francice, & Hibemice
Regince. \ [ornament] | QXONIM, \ Excudebat losephus Barne-
sius, Almse j Academics Typographies. 1603.
4. * a , A-Z 4 . Title, verso blank; address to the King (James I), signed
[John Howson], vice-chancellor, 2 pp.; text, pp. 1-182; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Lathi, Greek, Hebrew, French and Italian.
Madan 228.
B.M., BodL, Yalef.
27 Threno-thriambeuticon. j ACADEMIAE | CANTABRIGIENSIS |
1603 ob damnum lucrosum, & m-\fcelicitatem fcdicissimam, \ luctuosus
triumphus. | [ornament] | CANTABRIGIM, \ Ex officina IOHAN-
NIS LEGAT, | 1603.
4. If, A-I 4 , 2 leaves. Title, verso blank; dedication to the King (James I),
signed Guilielnms Smyth, vice-chancellor, 3 pp. ; text, 3 pp., 1-73 ; 3 pp.
blank.
The third leaf of every gathering except If and B is signed. In some copies
the pages of the inner forme of gathering A are transposed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and French.
BJVU Bodi, Harv.
The title-page of one of the copies in the British Museum is illuminated in
gold and red: it is probably a presentation copy.
28 ENCOMION | RODOLPHI VVARCOP-|PI ORNATISSIMI,
1605 QVEM | habuit Anglia, Armigeri, qui commu=|ni totius patriae
luctu extinctus est | Die lovis Kalend, Aug. 1605. | [3 lines of
verse, from Horace] [ [ornament] | OXONIM, \ Apud losephum
Barnesinm. 1605.
4. A-~E 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to William Knollys, Baron de
Graves, 2 pp. ; text, 34 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
Madan says that the editor was William Kingsmill, who signed the first
poem.
Madan 263.
Bodl.
28
MVSA HOSPITALIS | ECCLESLE CHRIST! j OXON. \ Jn 29
adventuni Fcelicissimwn Sereniss. IACOBI | Regis, ANNse Regina, 1605
<- HENRICI Prin-\cipis ad eandem Ecdesiam. \ [ornament] j
QXONIM, \ Apud losephnm Barnesium. 1605.
4. A-F 4 . Title, verso blank; text, 45 pp. ; i p. blank. The first poem, an
address to the King, is signed Joannes King, dean.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
Madan 262.
B.M., BodL, Yalef .
BEATJE MA-IRIAE MAGDALENAE | LACHRYBOB, IN 30
OBITVM I NOBILISSIMI IWENIS GV-jLIELMI GREY, 1606
Domini ARTHVRI | GREY Baronis de VVilton, awe \ Perisce-
lidis Equitis Clarissimi, \ Filij natu minoris. \ [ornament] ]
OXONIM, | Excudebat losephus Barnesius, 1606.
4 o. A-F 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to Lady Joanna-Sybil Grey,
mother of William Grey, signed Rob. Barnes, 2 pp. ; text, pp. 1-26, 25-42.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed. A 3 and C 2 are misprinted F 3
and A 2.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Italian and Spanish.
Madan 277.
B.M., BodL, Yalef-
[ornament] I THRENODIA | IN OBITVM D. | EDOVARDI 31
LEWKENOR I Equitis, & D. SVSANNAE | Coniugis Chans- 1606
simce. \ FVNERALL VERSES | Upon the death of the right Wor~
shififull Sir I EDWARD LEWKENOR Knight, j and Madame
SVSAN his Lady. \ With | DEATHS APOLOGEE, | and a
Reioynder to the same. \ PROV. 10. 8. | Memoria lusti benedicta. |
[ornament] | LONDON | Printed by Arnold Hatfield for Samuel
Macham \ and Matthew Cooke, and are to be solde | in Pauls
Church-yard at the signe | of the Tigers head. | 1606
40. A 2 , B-G 4 . Title, i p. ; arms of the Lewkenor family, i p. ; epitaph,
i p. ; I p. blank; text, pp. 1-48.
A 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and English.
B.M., BodL
29
32 I [ornament] j MVS^ | HOSPITALES | WICCHAMIC^B | IN |
1610 ADUENTUM \ JLLU -\stnssimi Principis FREDERICI~|VL-
RICI Primogeniti \ HENRICI IVLII, | Serenissimi Duels Bransui-
censis, j < Luneburgensis. \ Exhibitae Oxoniae in Collegio Nouo. j
die 6. Mensis Maij. | ANNO DOM. 1610, ] [ornament]
40. A-C 4 , D 3 . Title, verso blank; text, 27 pp. ; i p. blank.
A 3, B 3 and C 3 are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
Madan 327.
B.M.
33 [ornament] | EIDYLLIA | IN OBITVM FVLGENTISSIMI |
1612 HENRICI | Wallize Principis duodecimi, Romseq; mentis | Ter-
roris maximi, | [4 lines of Latin verse] | [ornament] | OXONIM, \
Excudebat Josephus Barnesius. 1612.
4. A-D 4 , E 2 . Title, verso blank; dedication to the memory of Prince
Henry, i p. ; text, 33 pp.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed: A 2 is unsigned.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Arabic, Chaldaic, Syriac and
Turkish.
Madan says that the editor was James Martin.
Madan 342.
B.M., Bodl., Yalef, Harv.
34 [ornament] | EPICEDIVM
1612 immaturum, semperq; deflen-
cipis I WALLIAE, &c. |
, CANTABRIGIENSE, | In oUtum
dum, HENRICI, Illustrissimi Prin-
[device, McKerrow 264] | |
CANTABRIGIM, \ Ex of3&cina CANTRELLI LEGGE. | 1612.
4. A-O 4 , P 2 . Title, verso blank; preface, signed V[alentine] C[ary], vice-
chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, pp. 1-84, 83-100, 103-112.
P 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed. P. 89 is unnumbered:
pp. 96 and 97 are misnumbered 97 and 96.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and French.
B.M., Bodl., Yale, Harv.
34 (b) [ornament] | EPICEDIVM | CANTABRIGIENSE, | . . .
1612 This is a reissue of the book just described, with the following differences in
collation:
A new gathering, *[f 2 , containing an address to the King (James I), signed
30
John Duporte, 2 pp., and text, 2 pp., is inserted between A 2 and AS: *[f 2
is signed. The original gatherings N-P have been replaced by new gather-
ings of the same length but with different contents. Beginning with N 2 V
the text differs from that of the original issue, and from N 4 to the end the
poems are in English. The new gatherings are paged as 91-110: N 3, O 3
and P 2 are signed. In the British Museum copy noted below the gatherings
of the earlier version have been preserved entire, and the new gatherings,
from which leaves N i-N 3 have been removed, are appended.
B.M., Cambridge University Library.
IVSTA \ OXONJEN-\SIVM. \ \ 2. Reg. 3. 38. | Num ignomtis 35
quoniam Princeps \ & Maximus cecidit hodie I in Israel? I I 1612
LONDINI | IMPENSIS lohannis Bill. \ 1612.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
4. A, A-O 4 , P 2 . Title, verso blank; address to the deceased Prince of
Wales (Henry), i p. ; preface, i p. ; text, 118 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed : *A 2 Is unsigned.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and French.
Madan says that the editor was Samuel Fell.
Madan 345.
BodL, Yale.
IVSTA | OXONJEN-\SIVM. | . . . 35 (b)
This is a reissue of the book just described. *A 3 is signed ^f 3 : there are 1612
textual alterations throughout the book.
Madan 344.
B.M., BodL, Harv.
LVCTVS POSTHVMVS | SIVE | ERGA DEFVN-ICTVM ILLVS- 36
TRIS-ISIMVM HENRICVM WAL-ILLE PRINCIPEM, COL-J 1612
legij Beatse MARIse MAGDALENae | apud Oxonienses Mecae-
natem | longe indulgentissimum, | Magdalenensium of-\ficiosa
Pietas. | [2 lines of Latin verse] | [ornament] | OXONIM, \ Excude-
bat Josephus Barnesius. 1612.
4, A-I 4 . Title, i p. ; address to reader, i p. ; text, pp. [i]~62, 7 pp. ; i p.
blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed. A 2 is unsigned. In some copies
E 3 is misprinted F 3.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, French and Spanish.
Madan says that the editor was probably Edward Lapworth.
Madan 343.
B.M., BodL, Harv.
31
37 [ornament] | BODLEIO-jMNEMA. | [ornament] | OXONIM, \
1613 Excudebat losephus Barnesius. 1613.
4. 2 leaves, A-N 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to the memory of Bod-
ley, by Merton College, i p. ; text, i p. [i]-84, 18 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering except C is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
Madan 374.
B.M., BodL, Yalef, Harv.
38 [ornament] I EPITHALAMIA. | SIVE | LVSVS PALA-[TINI IN
1613 NVPTIAS CELSISSI-IMI PRINCIPIS DOMINI FRIDE-|RICI
COMITIS PALATINI AD I RHENVM, &c. ET SERENISSIA
M^ ELISABETHS IACOBI | POTENTESSIMI BRI-\TAN-
NIM REGIS | FIUM PRIMO~\GENITM. \ [ornament] |
OXONIM, | Excudebat Josephus Barnesius, & Londini vsene-|unt
apud Johannem Barnesium prope aqu-|ductum Holborniensem.
1613.
4. 2 leaves, A-P 4 , Q 2 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to Heidelberg, i p. ;
i p. blank; address to the King, signed Tho. Singleton, vice-chancellor, i p. ;
text, 123 pp.
Q 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed. F 3 is misprinted E 3.
In one of the British Museum copies noted below F 3 and P i have been re-
placed by cancels containing new poems, the latter of which runs over a few
lines on the top of P 2, so that a small cancel has been pasted over the
original verses at the top of that page. The new F 3 is correctly signed.
As to these cancels see Madan and an article entitled Vanini in England, by
R. C. Christie, in the English Historical Review, x. 254-6 (1895).
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Italian,
Madan 375, 376.
B.M., BodL, Yale.
39 IVSTA FVNEBRIA I PTOLE1OBI | OXONIENSIS THO-|M^B
1613 BODLEII EQVITIS | AVRATI CELEBRATA | in Academia
Oxoniensi | Mensis Martij 29. | 1613. | [ornament] | OXONIM, \
Excudebat Josephus Barnesius, & Londini vasne~|unt apud
Johannem Barnesium prope aqu-|ductum Holborniensem. 1613.
4. 2 leaves, A-S 4 , T 2 . Title, verso blank; prefatory verse, i p. ; i p. blank;
text, pp. 1-134, 12 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Italian and English.
Madan 377.
B.M., BodL, Yalef, Harv. (A 3 supplied in MS.).
32
[ornament] | MAVSOLEVM | OR, j THE CHOISEST FIOWRES \ 40
of the Epitaphs, written on the Death ) of the neuer-too-much 1613
lamented \ PRINCE HENRIE.
Cosa bella mortal passa, e non du?e. j
Printed by Andro Hart. ANNO.
[ornament] | EDINBVRGH
DOM. 1613.
4. 4 leaves. Title, verso blank; text, 6 pp.
The book contains verse in Latin, Italian and English.
The National Library of Scotland.
The book has been reprinted in Various Pieces of Fugitive Scottish Poetry,
Edinburgh, ca. 1820.
[ornament] | Lachrymae Lachrymafra] | or | The Spirit of Teares, I 41 (c)
Distilled | for the vn-tymely Death \ of \ The incomparable Prince, | 1613
PANARETVS. \ by losuah Syluester. \ The third Edition, j with
Addition of His Owne. \ = | and \ [other Elegies.]
The title-page is a wood-cut, in which the letters appear in white upon a
black background.
Colophon: [ornament] | LONDON [ Printed by Humfrey Lownes. \ 1613.
The colophon is surrounded by an ornamental border.
The bracketed portions of the title are supplied from the description in the
Bibliotheca Lindesiana, vol. iv, column 8721.
4. A-C, 'C-D' 4 , D 2-D 4, E-I 4 . Title, i p. ; ornament, white on black, i p. ;
text, 74 pp.; colophon, i p.; ornament, white on black, i p.
'OD J is the signature of the fourth gathering. D 3, F3, G 3, H 3 and, in
some copies, E 3 are signed: C 2, 'G-D' 2 and F 2 are unsigned. In some
copies there is no catchword on 'C-D' 4 V .
The verso pages of gatherings A-C, as well as F 4 V and G 4 V , have a white
seal on a black background: the verso pages of gatherings H and I are
black, except for a small white space containing an arrow-head.
The Bibliotheca Lindesiana records a copy which contained leaf D i : the recto
carried a bastard title, differing considerably from that on O-D 3 r , and the
verso carried the same poem as C-D 3 V , but signed with different initials.
The same authority records a copy in which the colophon reads . . . Printhd
B.M. (title-page mutilated), Yale (title-page mutilated: lacks leaf 14).
Three Elegies \ on \ the most lamented | DEATH | of \ PRINCE
HENRIE, | The first \ The second \ The third \ [bracket] | written by
[bracket] | Cyril Toumeur. \ John Webster. \ Tho. Heywood.
London | Printed for William Welbie. | 1613.
The lettering of the title is white on a black panel.
33 F
42
1613
4. 4 leaves, B, C 4 ; A, B 4 , C 2 ; A-C 4 . Title, verso black; bastard title, verso
black; dedication, to Mr. George Carie, signed Cyril Tourneur, i p.; i p.
black; prefatory poem, i p, ; i p. black; text, 8 recto pages (verso pages
black): 2 pp. black; title, verso blank; dedication, to Sir Robert Carre,
Viscount Rochester, signed lohn Webster, 2 pp. ; text, 13 pp. ; i p. black:
title, verso blank ; dedication, to Edward, Earl of Worcester, signed Thomas
Heywood, i p. ; i p. blank ; prefatory poem, i p. ; I p. blank ; text, 17 pp. ;
i p. black.
This is a made-up miscellany.
B.M., Harv.
43 THRENI EXONIENSIVM \ IN OBITVM | ILLUSTRISSIMI
1613 VIRI D. lO^HANNIS PETREI, BARONIS DE | WRITTLE,
Filij honoratissimi viri D. | GVILIELMI PETREI ordinis au-|ree
Periscelidis Equitis clarissimi, | & quatuor Principibus a con-|silijs
secretioribus. | Qui Exoniense Collegium octo Socijs, amplis rediti-
bus, | plurimis privileges, auxerunt liberalitev & ornd-\runt, Bene-
factor es, Mectenates, & Patroni \ munificentissimi. \ Per ejusdem
Collegij Alumnos & ceteros studiosos. j [ornament] | OXONIM, \
Excudebat Josephus Barnesius. 1613.
40. A-F 4 , G 2 , A 4 , B 2 . Title, verso blank; dedication to Baron Petre of
Writtle, i p. ; i p. blank; text, pp. 1-48, 12 pp.
G 2, 2 B 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed. *A 2 is unsigned.
In some copies the second series of signatures, containing the funeral
oration, is lacking : these gatherings may have been issued after the rest of
the book.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and French.
Madan 372, 373.
B.M., Bodl. (lacks all after gathering G), Yalef .
43-| CARMINA FVNEBRIA, \ IN OBITVM | CLARISSIMI VIRI
1614 GEORGII | de SANCTO PAVLO Equitis Aurati | C. C. C. Oxon.
olim Convictoris & | eiusdem Benefactoris munifici. \ [ornament] |
[i line of verse, from Martial] | AC: [device, McKerrow 338]
OX: | Oxonise excudebat losephus Barnesius, | An. Dom. 1614.
4. A, B 4 . Title, verso blank; text, 12 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The book contains verse in Latin and English..
Madan 405.
Library of Corpus Christi College, Oxford f .
34
THE | SHEPHEARDS ( PIPE. | | [i line of Greek verse] | | 44
[ornament] [ | LONDON \ Printed by N. O. for George Nor-\ton, 1614
and are to be sold at Ms Shop | without Temple-barre. 1614.
The title is enclosed in a border of ornaments.
So. A 4 , B-H 8 , I 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to Edward, Lord Zouch,
signed Wplliam] Browne, i p. ; i p. blank ; commendatory verse, 3 pp. ;
i p. blank ; text, 118 pp. ; 2 pp. blank. Bastard titles at F 4 and H i.
A 2, F 3, F 4 and H i are unsigned : A 3 and I 3 are signed.
B.M. (lacks gathering A), Bodl.
[ornament] | ANTIQVISSIMAE | CELEBERRIMJEQVE ] ACA- 45
DEMISE ANDREAN^ | XAPIZTHPIA. I IN ADVENTVM 1617
AVGVSTISSIMI | SERENISSIMIQVE | IACOBI PRIMI |
Magnse Britannise, Francise & Hibernise | Monarchy, Fidei defen-
soris, &c. | [ornament] I EDINBURGI, \ Excudebat ANDREAS
HART. ANNO DOM. 1617.
4. A~F 4 , G 2 . Title, p. [i]; blank, p. [2]; text, pp. [31-52.
Every leaf except A 3 is signed. A 2 is misprinted A 3.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M.
IACOBI ARA j [ornament, enclosing the words DEO REDVCI :] I 46
CEV, IN IACOBI, MAG-|N BRITANNIA FRANCOS i ET 1617
HIBERNLE REGIS SERENIS-ISIMI, &c: AVSPICATIS-
SIMVM | REDITVM E SCOTIA IN | ANGLIAM, ACADEMIC I
OXONIENSIS GjR4-|TVIATORIA. | OXONIM> \ Excudebat
lohannes Lichfield, 6* Gulielmus Wrench, \ Ann. Dom. 1617.
4. A K 4 . Title, i p. ; prefatory verse, i p. ; dedication, in verse, to the
King, signed Guil. Goodwin, vice-chancellor, i p. ; text, 77 pp.
A 3, B 3, D 3, F 3 and K 3 are signed: D 2, F 2, I 2 and K 2 are unsigned.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and French.
Madan 450.
B.M., Bodl., Yalef, Harv.
[ornament] | 1STOSTDAIA. | IN SERENISSIMI, | POTENTIS- 47
SIMI, ET | INVICTISSIMI MONARCHY, | IACOBI Magnse | 1617
Britannise, Francise & Hi- | berni<& Regis, fidei defen- \ soris, &c.
felicem in | Scotiam reditum, \ Academic Edinburgensis Congratu-
35
latio. | [ornament] | EDINBURGI, \ Excudebat Andreas Hart,
ANNO 1617.
4. A-F 4 , G 1 , G 4 . Title, p. [i] ; blank, p. [2] ; address to the King (James I),
signed R. C., p. 3; blank, p. [4]; addresses to the King, signed by the
University and John Adamson, pp. 5, 6; text, pp. 7-50, 8 pp.
A 4, B 3, B 4, D 3, D 4, F 4, G 3 and G 4 are signed: F 3 is signed F 5 ; A 2,
A 3, C 2, C 3, E 2, E 3, F 2 and G i are unsigned. P. 47 is misnumbered 74.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M.
48 CERTAIN | ELEGIES,] DONE \ BY SVNDRIE
1618 WITH | Satyres and Epigmmes. \ \ [ornament]
Excellent Wits.
[LONDON,
Printed by~jB: A: ioi^Miles Partriche, and are | to be solde at his
shoppe neare Saint | Dunstons Churcli in Fleet-) streete. 1618.
8. A 8 , A 3-A 8, B-F 8 , G 7 . Title, verso blank; text, 120 pp.
E 3 and 2 A 4 are unsigned.
This is a made-up miscellany. The first gathering contains the only new
material: the rest consists of remainder leaves of Henry Fitzgeffrey's
Satyres and satyricall Epigrams (1617), from which the first two leaves have
been removed.
B.M. (lacks leaf G 7), Bodl. (lacks part of leaf G 7).
48 (b) CERTAIN | ELEGIES, | Done by sundrie | Excellent Wits. | With
1620 Satyrs and Epigrams. \ [ornament] | London, \ Printed for Thomas
lones, and are to be sold at | his shop in Chancery Lane, ouer
a-|gainst the Roles. 1620.
This is the same book as the preceding : a cancel title-page has been substi-
tuted for the original.
Bodl. (lacks leaf G 7).
*% The collection was reprinted by E. V. Utterson, Ryde, Isle of Wight,
1843 (12 copies only).
49 THE | Good Wife: | OR, | A rare one amongst Women. \ Whereto is
1618 annexed an | Exquisite Discourse of \ EPITAPHS: | Including the
choisest thereof, | Ancient or Moderne. | Vxor bona char a supellex. \
| MVSOPHILVS. | | [ornament] | AT LONDON | Printed for
RICHARD REDMER, and | are to be sold at his shop at the
West | end of S* Pauls Church. 1618.
8. 3 leaves, B-K 8 , IA Title, i p. ; table of contents, i p. ; preface, i p. ;
text, 152 pp. ; text and errata, i p. ; 2 pp. blank. Bastard title at C 2.
36
I 4 is unsigned.
A note in one of the Bodleian copies states that the editor was Richard
Brathwayte.
The bastard title reads: REMAINS | after Death: [these words are sur-
rounded by a border of ornaments] I ... I Imprinted at London by IOHN
BEALE [ 1618.
The copy in the Bodleian begins with this bastard title and ends with leaf K.
B.M. (lacks first 2 leaves: has spurious facsimile title-page), Bodl.
[ornament] | TA TON MOYSQN 'EISOAIA: j THE MVSES WEL- 50
COME | TO THE HIGH AND | MIGHTIE PRINCE I IAMES 1618
BY THE GRACE OF GOD I KING OF GREAT BRITAINE
FRANCE AND IRELAND, | DEFENDER OF THE FAITH,
&c. j At his Majesties happie Returne to his olde and natiue |
Kingdome of SCOTLAND, after 14 yeeres absence, \ IN ANNO
1617. | Digested according to the order of his Majesties Progresse, \
By I, A. | | Soli sic pervius orbis. \ ] [ornament] | Imprinted
at EDINBURGH, 1618. | | Cum privilegio Regies Majestatis.
Folio, partly in fours. 4 leaves, A-L 2 , i leaf, M-Dd 2 , Ee-Ddd 4 . i p. blank;
wood-cut of K. James I, i p. ; title, verso blank; dedication to the King,
signed lohannes Adamsonus, i p. ; text, 3 pp., 1-44, 2 pp., 45-135, i p., 136,
i p., 137-289; i p. blank.
In sheets A-L and M-D, every leaf except K 2, L 2, and Dd 2 is signed.
In the rest of the book the second leaf of a gathering is generally signed with
the proper letters and a figure 3 : the third leaf with the proper letters and
a figure 5 : the last leaf is blank. The exceptions are Gg 3, signed 5 : Gg 4,
signed Gg 5 : Kk 3, LI 3, Mm 3, Oo 3, and Tt 3, signed Kk 4, etc. Ee 2,
Hh 3, li 2, Nn 3, Pp 3, Qq 3, Rr 3, Ss 3, Xx 3, Yy 3, Aaa 3, Bbb 3, and
Ddd3 are unsigned. The following pages are misnumbered : 214 (204),
215 (209), 220 (225), 225 (220), 228 (233), 233 (230), 235 (237), 242 (240),
2 5 X ( 2 53) 2 77 ( 2 76)> 280 (279). In some copies p. 236 is misnumbered 237:
p. 241 is sometimes misnumbered 229 and sometimes 243.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, and English. It includes verses
by the University of Edinburgh.
B.M.
[ornament] | TA TON MOY2QN 'EISOAIA: I ... I MIGHTY 50 (b)
PRINCE | ... 1618
The title follows that of the issue first described, with the difference
indicated.
This is another issue of the book just described: the title-page is a cancel.
Bodl,, Yale, Harv.
37
50 (c) [ornament] I I TA TQN MOYSQN 'EISOAIA. | | THE MVSES
1618 WELCOME I TO THE HIGH AND | MIGHTIE PRINCE |
IAMES I BY THE GRACE OF GOD | KING OF GREAT
BRITAINE I FRANCE AND JRELAND, \ DEFENDER OF
THE FAITH, &c. I AT HIS M. HAPPIE RETURNS TO HIS |
OLD AND NATIVE KINGDOME OF | SCOTLAND, AFTER
XIIII. YEERS AB-
-fjXiOS a.Ka[J.a,s. \
SENCE IN A 1617. | | 0'
Soli sic pervius orbis. \ EDINBVRGH,
Printed by Thomas Finlason, Printer to Ms most [ excellent
Maiestie. 1618.
In this issue the original second, third and fourth leaves have been cancelled,
and four new leaves have been substituted. These contain: title, verso
blank ; second leaf, recto, quotation from Menander ; verso, Greek poem
by Adamson ; third leaf, dedication, as in first issue, but spread out to cover
both recto and verso ; fourth leaf, material printed on fourth leaf of original
issue, but without statement, 'Done out of the greke 1 , at the foot of the
recto page.
In addition, a new gathering, 3 , has been inserted between K i and K 2 :
it contains John Hay's Latin address, the English version of which begins
on K 2^.
B.M., Harv.
51 [ornament] I TA TON MOVSON ESOAIA. | Planctus, & vota
1618 Musarum I IN AVGVSTISSIMI MONARCHY | IACOBI |
MAGN.E BRITANNIA, FRANCIS, | ET HIBERNLE REGIS,
&c. | Recessu e SCOTIA in ANGLIAM, | Augusti 4 ANNO 1617. "
| "Qs vt<6Xa}$ urt7r?crtv at Xapvpai ru^ai \ \ | [ornament]
EDINBVRGI, | Excudebat Andreas Hart, Anno 1618. | Cum
Privilegio, < Gratia Regies Majestatis.
Folio in fours. A, B 4 , C 1 . Title, p. [i] ; blank, p. [2] ; text, pp. 3-18.
Every leaf is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin only. It is usually found bound up with
a copy of an issue of the
B.M., BodL, Yale, Harv.
52 Academic Oxoniensis I FVNEBRIA | SACRA.
1619 MEMORISE | SERENISSIM^ REGIN^E | ANN^E | POTENTIS-
SIMI MONARCHY \ IACOBI Magnse Britannise, Fran-|ci8e, &
Hibernise Regis &c. De-|sideratissimae Sponsae, | DICATA. |
38
[ornament] j OXONLE, \ Excudebant JOHANNES LICHFIELD,
& | JACOBVS SHORT, Academic \ Typographi. \ ANNO DOM.
1619.
4. A-R 4 , S 3 . Title, verso blank; address to the King, signed GuHielmns
Goodwin, vice-chancellor, 2 pp.; text, 137 pp.; i p. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering except S is signed. One copy in the
Bodleian has an extra leaf G i which repeats the contents of the original leaf
with two variations in spelling.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
Madan 470, 470*.
BJVL, BodL
[ornament] | LACRYMM
turn Serenissimse Reginse
I ACOBI | Magnce Britannicsl
CANTABRIGI-|ENSES: | In obi- 53
ANNJi, j Coniugis dilectissimce
S'HibernicB \ Regis. | j [ornament]
1619
Ex Officina CANTRELLI LEGGE, Almse | Mains Cantabri-
giae Typographi. \ 1619.
4. 2 leaves, A-IA Title, verso blank; preface, signed I[ohn] G[ostlyn],
vice-chancellor, i p. ; i p. blank ; text, pp. 1-87 ; i p. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Italian and English.
B.M.
[ornament] j LACRYMM j . . . j Magnce Britannia, Francitz, 53 (b)
S 1 | Hibernice Regis. | . . . 1619
The title follows that of the issue described above, with the differences
indicated.
This is the same book as the preceding, with a new title-page substituted
for the old. The type of the title-page is re-arranged, and the ornaments are
different.
B.M.
[ornament] | LACRYMJS \ . . . \ Magnce Britannia, Fmnciez, & \ 53 (c)
Hibernise, Regis. | . . . 1619
The title follows that of the issue first described, with the differences indi-
cated.
This is the same book as the two preceding, with still another title-page
substituted for the original.
BodL, Harv. (lacks leaves B 4 and D 4) .
39
54 [ornament] | VLTIMA LINEA | SAVILII | SIVE IN OBITVM
1622 CLARISSI-jmi Domini HENRICI SAVILII E-|quitis Aurati,
Mathematicomm facil Principis, nuperri-|me Collegij MER-
TONENSIS Custodis Vigi-\lantissimi, ETONENSIS iuxta Wind-
sore PrcB-\positi dignissimi, & BENEFACTORIS | de Vniversitate
Oxoniensi \ optime meriti. \ lusta Academica. \ [ornament] I
OXONII, | Excudebant IOHANNES LICHFIELD,| & IACOBVS
SHORT. 1622.
4. 4 leaves, * 4 , ** 1 , A-F 4 . 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; list of Savile's
benefactions to the University, i p.; i p. blank; address to the Earl of
Pembroke, i p. ; exequy on Savile, signed Gu. Peirs, vice-chancellor, i p. ;
text, 56 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
*3, A 3, B 3, C 3 and F 3 are signed. Madan has seen a copy with an orna-
ment on the first page.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French and English.
Madan 498.
B.M., Bodl., Yalef, Harv.
55 CAROLVS | REDVX. | AC. [device, McKerrow 285] OX. | 0X0-
1623 NLE, I Excudebant IOHANNES LICHFIELD, & IACOBVS |
SHORT, Academiae Typographi. 1623.
4. 2 leaves, <[f 4 , H^[ 2 , A-I 4 , K 2 . Title, verso blank; addresses to the King
(James I) and Prince Charles, signed Gu. Peirs, vice-chancellor, 2 pp. ; text,
pp. [i]~i2, 75 pp.; i p. blank.
Tffl 2 anc ^ the third leaf of every gathering are signed. Gatherings If and
^f% containing the oration, may have been printed later than the rest of
the book.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
Madan 510.
B.M., Bodl., Yale, Harv.
56 Gratulatio I ACADEMIM \ CANTABRIGIENSIS | De Serenis-
1623 $i m i Pwncipis reditu e% \ Hispanijs exoptatissimo :
Augustissimo Regi\ IACOBO, | Celsissimoq; Principi
Ardentissimi sui voti testimonium I esse voluit. \ I
| Quam
CAROLO
ornament]
Ex Officina CANTRELLI LEGG^E, Almse | Mains Cantabrigise
Typographi. \ 1623.
4. 2 leaves, A-F 4 . Title, verso blank; addresses to the King and the Prince
40
of Wales, signed H. B. [Jerome Beale], vice-chancellor, 2 pp.; text, pp.
1-47 ; i p. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
B.M.
Gratulatio | ACADEMIM \ CANTABRIGIENSIS | . . . 56 (b)
This is a reissue of the book just described: it has been lengthened by can-
celling leaf F 4 and adding a new gathering, G 4 ; text, pp. 47-52 ; verses by
printer, i p. ; i p. blank. G 3 is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
Dr. Williams's Library, London ; Harv.
[ornament] | LACHRYMAE | ACADEMIC MARISCHALLAN^E, | 57
SVB OBITVM | Moecenatis, & Fundatoris sui | munificentis- 1623
simi: | NoMlissimi, < Jlktstrissimi \ GEORGII, I COMITIS
MARISCHALLI, | DOMINI DE KEITH | ET ALTRE, &c.
Obiit v. April. Anno Domini MDCXXIII. | ^Etatis vero LXX.
[ornament] I ABREDONIAE, \ EXCVDEBAT EDVARDVS
RABANVS, 1 ANNO DOMINI 1623. | [ornament].
4. i leaf, A, B 4 , C 1 . Title, verso blank; text, pp. 1-18.
A 4 and B 4 are signed: A 3 is signed B 3.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and English.
Library of the University of Edinburgh.
VOTIVA, | SIVE | AD SERENISSIMVM, | POTENTISSIMVM- 58
QVE | IACOBVM, | MAGNJE BRITANNIM, \ FRANCIM & 1623
HIBERNIM | REGEM, &c. | De auspicato lUustrissimi | CAROLI,
WALLI.E PRINCIPIS, &c. I in Regiam Hispanicam Aduentu,
Pia & Humilis | OXONIENSIVM | GRATVLATIO. | | LON-
DINI, | Excudebat Fcdix Kyngstonus. 1623.
4. 4 leaves, B-F 4 . 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; address to the King
(James I), i p. ; chronogram, i p. ; text, pp. 1-42.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed. Pp. 16 and 17 are misnumbered
17 and 16.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
Madan 509.
B.M., Bodl.
41 G
59 CAMDENI | INSIGNIA. | OXONI^E. I Excudebant IOHANNES
1624 LICHFIELD, | & IACOBVS SHORT, Academic | Typographi.
1624.
4. 2 leaves, % 1ffl+, W 2 , A-F 4 , G 2 . Title, i p. ; account of Camden's gift
to the University, i p. ; verses on Camden, second signed G. P. [William
Peirs], vice-chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, 72 pp.
Iffllf 2, G 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
Madan 517.
B.M., BodL, Yalef.
60 FVNERALL | ELEGIES, | VPON THE MOST | VNTIMELY
1624 DEATH OF | the Honourable and most hopefuU, | M>. IOHN
STANHOPE, Sonne | andHeire to the Right Honourable I PHILIP
Lord STANHOPE, | Baron of Shelf ord: \ WHO DECEASED IN |
Christ-church at OXFORD, | the 18. of luly, 1623. ( [device,
McKerrow 311] | London printed for Ralph Mab. | MDCXXIV.
4. A-G 4 , H 1 . Title, verso blank; preface, i p. ; i p. blank; text, 4 pp.,
1-50.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed : A 2 is unsigned. The following
pages are misnumbered : 26 (34), 27 (35), 30 (38), 31 (39), 34 (42), 35 (43),
38 (46), 39 (47) > 49 (41)-
The device indicates that the printer was George Purslowe.
The Huntington Library f.
61 pine of ornaments] | Loues Garland | OR, \ Posies for Rings,
1624 Hand-ke[r-]|chers, and Gloues; And | such pretty Tokens that |
Louers send their Loues. \ [line of ornaments] | Reade, Skanne, then
Judge, | [line of ornaments] | LONDON, \ Printed by N. 0. for
IOHN SPENCER, a[nd] | are to be sold at his shop on London- 1
Bridge. 1624. | [line of ornaments].
8. 8 leaves (vestiges of a signature at foot of third leaf). Title, verso
blank; text, 14 pp. (incomplete: there is a catchword, 'A', at the foot of the
last page).
Bodl. (title-page mutilated.)
The collection was reprinted by J. O. Halliwell-Phillipps, The Literature of the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Illustrated, 1851; and by J. R, Brown
(Opuscula, Sette of Odd Volumes, vol. iv), 1883.
42
SCHOLA | MORALIS j PHILOSOPHIAE j OXON. \ In funere 62
WHITI pullata. | [ornament] | OXONIAE. \ Excudebant IOHAN- 1624
NES LICHFIELD, | & IACOBVS SHORT, 1624.
4. Tf, A 4 . Title, i p. ; list of White's benefactions, i p. ; text, pp. [i]-6, 8 pp.
1f 3, 1T 4 an< i A 3 are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
The subject of the verses was Thomas White, canon of Christ Church.
Madan 518.
BodL, Harv.
i Cantabrigiensium \ Dolor & Solamen: I SEV I DECESSIO 63
BEATISSIMI REGIS | JACOBI \ Pacifici: \ ET \ SVCCESSIO 1625
AVGVSTISSIMI REGIS | CAROL! : \ Magnce Britannia,
GallicB, I & HibernicB I Monarch^, I =
bat CANTRELLVS LEGGE, Almas
[ornament] j = | Excude-
Matris Cantabrigise Typo-
graphus. | M D C XXV.
4. 2 leaves, A-G 4 , H 2 . Title, verso blank; preface, signed I[ohn] M[ansell],
vice-chancellor, i p. ; i p. blank; text, pp. 1-60.
H 2, and the third leaf of every gathering except C, are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
In some copies the pages of the inner forme of gathering D are transposed.
B.M.
= | Cantabrigiensium | ... | ... Typographies. \ | M D C XXV. 63 (b)
The title follows that of the first edition, with the differences indicated. 1625
This book, the second edition of the preceding, differs from it only in having
two complete gatherings, H and I, following gathering G. The new H
gathering differs from that of the earlier edition in its content. The pages
are numbered 57-72. H 3 and I 3 are signed.
B.M., BodL, Harv.
EPITHALAMIA | OXONIENSIA. | IN AVSPICATISSIMVM, I 64
POTENTISSIMI MONARCHY | CAROLI, | MAGN& BRIT AN- 1625
NIM, | FRANCIM, ET HIBERNIM \ Regis, &c. mm HEN-
RETTA MARIA, | cBterncz memorice HENRICI | Magni Gallorum
Regis | Filia, Connubium. \ [device, McKerrow 336] | OXONIM, \
Excudebant lohannes Lichfield, & Guilielmus \ Turner. Anno Dom.
1625.
4. *[, A-L 4 , M 2 . Title, verso blank; address to the King, signed Johannes
Prideaux, vice-chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, 95 pp. ; i p. blank.
43
The third leaf of every gathering is signed. In some copies F 2 and F 4
are wrongly imposed. E 4 is a cancel in some copies : the purpose was to
correct an unusual number of textual errors.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and French.
Madan 528, 529.
B.M., Bodl., Yale, Harv.
65 Epithalamium \ Illustris. & Felicis. Principum | CAROLI
1625 ET | H. MARLS | REGINM Magnce Britannia, &c.
REGIS, |
A Musis
CANTABRIGIENSIBVS | decantatum. \ = I [device, McKerrow
399] | = | Excndebat CANTRELLVS LEGGE, Almas | Mains
Cantabrigise Typography. \ \ M D C XXV.
4. i leaf, A-K 4 . Title, verso blank; text, pp. 1-80.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M., Yale.
65 (b) Epithalamium \ . . . | H. MARINE | . . .
1625 -he title follows that of the first issue with the differences indicated.
This reissue is in all other respects like that just described.
B.M., Harv.
66 OXONIENSIS | ACADEMIAE | PARENTALIA. | SACRATISSI-
1625 MM MEMORISE \ potentissimi Monarchy IACOBI, Magnse I
BRITANNIAE, FRANCIAE & | HIBERNIAE Regis, Fidei
Orthodoxae
OXONIM,
Turner. Anno Dom. 1625.
4- T* 11T> A-K 4 , IA 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; address to the King
(Charles I), and verses on James I, signed lo. Prideaux, vice-chancellor,
3 pp. ; text, 88 pp. ; i p. blank.
IfTf 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed. In some copies K i
and K 3 are signed I and I 3. The catchword of I 4 V refers to L.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
Madan 530.
B.M., Bodl., Harv.
66 (b) OXONIENSIS | ACADEMIAE | PARENTALIA. | . . .
ID25 This issue differs from that just described in having a new gathering Ee 4 ,
with eight pages of text, inserted between gatherings E and F.
Madan 531.
B.M., Bodl., Yalef.
44
defensoris celeberrimi, &c. Dicata. | [ornament]
Excudebant Johannes Lichfield, & Guilielmus
A ] DESCRIPTION | OF LOVE. | With certaine | Epigrams, \ 67 (f)
Elegies. \ and | Sonnets. \ AND \ Also Mast. IOHNSONS | Answere 1629
to Master | WITHERS. | With the Crie of Ludgate, and | the SONG
of the | Begger. \ | The sixth Edition, j | LONDON, \ Printed
by M. F. for Francis Coules \ at the vpper end of the Old-Baily |
neere Newgate. 1629.
The words from ' Epigrams ' through ' Sonnets ' are preceded "by a bracket.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
8. A 2-A 8, B-D 8 . Title, verso blank ; prefatory verse. 4 pp. ; text, 56 pp.
B.M.
A ] DESCRIPTION | OF LOVE. | ... | and Sonnets. \ AND \ Also 67 (*)
Mast : ... | ... 1 the Song of the | Beggar. I | The ninth Edition. I l6 3&
| LONDON, | Printed by MILES FLESHER. | 1638.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border. It follows that of the sixth
edition, with the differences indicated.
8. A 2-A 8, B, C 8 , D 7 . Title, verso blank; prefatory verse, 4 pp.; text,
53 PP. ; i p. blank.
Library of Congress.
[ornament] | BRITANNIAE ) NATALIS. | [device, McKerrow 68
408] | OXONIM, | Excudebat IOHANNES LICHFIELD | Almas l6 3<>
Academise Typographus, | Ann: Dom. 1630.
4. 2 leaves, A I, I 4 . Title, verso blank ; dedication and address to the King
(Charles I), 2 pp.; text, pp. 1-63, 62-70, 63-70.
The third leaf of every gathering except 2 I is signed. B 3 is misprinted B 2.
The following pages are misnumbered : 17 (9), 20 (12), 21 (13), and 24 (i 6).
The British Museum copy of this issue has 'BRITANNIAE NATALIS'
printed in gold.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, and French.
Madan 650.
B.M.
[ornament] | BRITANNIAE | NATALIS. | . . . | Ann: Dom. 68 (b)
1630. 1630
The title follows that of the issue first described, with the differences indicated.
This is another issue of the book described above : the signatures of gathering
2 I have been corrected to K i and K 2, and the page-numbers of the
gathering have been changed to 71-78.
Madan 651.
B.M., BodL, Harv.
45
69 MVSARVM I LACHRYMM: \ SIVE I ELEGIA COLLEGII
1630 SANCT^E ET INDIVID VM I TRINITATIS IVXTA | DVBLIN:
IN OBITVM | ILLVSTRISSIMAE 1 ET RELIGIOSISSIMAE
HEROINAE, CATHARINAE, | Comitissse Corcagice, Vxoris |
Honoratissimi RICHARDI, | Comitis Corcagice, vnius ex Pri-|
marijs lusticiarijs to-|tius Regni Hybernise. | [ornament] | DVB-
LINI, | E% Officina Societatis Bibliopolamm, Regies \ Maiestatis
Typographorum. An. Dom. 1630.
4. 1p, A-E 4 , F 2 . Title, verso blank ; address to Richard, Earl of Cork, i p. ;
i p. blank ; text, 44 pp.
F 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
B.M.
70 AD I MAGNIFICVM I Et Spectatissimum Virum Domi~|num
1631 IOHANNEM CIRENBERGIVM | PROCONSVLEM CIVITATIS |
GEDANENSIS. \ Ob Acceptum Synodalium Epistolarum | Concilij
Basileensis Avroypafov sigillo eiusdem in \ plumbum impresso obsig-
natum, quod nobilissimus \ Dominus THOMAS ROE Eques A umtus, \
Serenissimi MagncB Britannia Regis Legatus, \ ab eo sibi prius
qfficiose oblatum, Oxoniensi Bib-\lioihecce transmisit ao dono dedit. \
CARMEN | HONORARIVM. | | OXONIM, \ Excudebat
IOHANNES LICHFIELD, | Almse Academise Typographic, |
Anno Dom. 1631.
4. A-C 4 . Title, verso blank; dedication, to John Cirenbergius, signed
I[ohn] Rous, 3 pp.; i p. blank; text, pp. [ij-iy; i p. blank.
B 2 is misprinted P 2 : B 3 and C 3 are signed.
The book contains verse in Lathi only.
Madan 671.
B.M., Bodl., Yalef.
71 GENETHLIACUM I ILLUSTRISSIMO-1RUM PRINCIPUM
1631 CAROLI | 6- 1 MARI^ | A | MUSIS CANTABRIGIENSIBUS
CELEBRATUM. \ = \ [ornament] | = | ^f Excusum Cantabrigiae.
1631.
4. 2 leaves, A-N 4 . 2 pp. blank; title, verso blank; addresses to the King
and Queen (Charles I and Henrietta Maria), and the Prince and Princess,
signed Henr. Butts, vice-chancellor, p. I ; text, pp. 2-103 ; i p. blank.
B 4, C 4, and the third leaf of every gathering, except F, K and M, are signed.
The book contains verse in Lathi and Greek.
B,M., Bodl., Harv.
46
ANTHOLOGIA j IN | REGIS | EXANTHE-|MATA: | SEU I 72
Gratulatio Musaram j CANTABRIGIENSIUM j de felicissim 1632
conservata Regis | CAROLI | valetudine. | ] [ornament] | |
^[ Ex Academise Cantabrigiensis typograplieo, j Anno Dom.
MDCXXXII.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
4. ^jj 1 , A-H 4 , 1 2 . Title, verso blank ; address to the King, signed B[enjamin]
Lfany], vice-chancellor, p. [i]; text, pp. 2-68.
The title-page, I 2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M., BodL, Yalef, Harv.
ACADEMIC | GLASGUENSIS | XAPI2THPION, 1 Ad augustis- 73
simum | MONARCHAM | CAROLUM j MAGNM \ BRITAN- 1633
NL3E, FRANCIJE, | Et Hibernise, REGEM, Fidei | Defensorem,
&c. | Cum ex ANGLIA profectus in SCOTI^E | Regnum solenni
ritu inauguraretur. | | 18. lunii, \ Anno Mm Christiana 1633. 1
j [ornament] | = | EDINBVRGI, \ Excudebat R. JUNIUS,
4. 2 leaves, A, B 4 , C 1 , *, ** 4 , 2-64, D~H 4 . 2 pp. blank; title, verso
blank ; text, 79 pp. ; i p. blank.
A3, B 3, D 3 and H 3 are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
B.M.
DUCIS i EBORACENSIS | FASCUB | A | Musis Cantabrigi-|ensi~ 74
bus raptim | contextae. | = | [device, McKerrow 416)8] [ = I CAN- 1633
TABRIGIM, | E Typographeo TH. BUCK, & R. DANIEL, | Ann.
Dom. 1633.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
40. A-K 4 , IA Title, p. [i]; blank, p. [2]; address to the King (Charles I),
signed B[enjamin] Lany, vice-chancellor, p. 3 ; text, pp. 4-84.
The third leaf of every gathering except K is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M., BodL, Yale, Harv.
EISOAIA | | MVSARVM | EDINENSIUM | IN \ CAROLI
Regis, Musarum Tu-\tani, ingressu in \ SCOTIAM. I [ornament] I
EDINBURGI | Excudebant H&redes ANDREW HART | 1633.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
40. 4 leaves, , 4 , 2 , f, % f, ft, , 4 - Title, verso blank; address to
47
1633
75
the King signed lo. Adamson, Primarius Moderator, i p. ; i p. blank; text,
72pp.
Except leaves 2 and f 2, only the first leaf of each gathering is signed.
As might be expected, the gatherings are not always found in the order
given above.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and English.
B.M., Harv.
76 EPIGRAMMATA ] Regiorum Medicine | Prof essorum | Cantabri-
1633 giensis atque Oxoniensis, \ Prcesidentis \ Et Sociorum Collegii cele-
berrimi \ Medicorum Londinensium, \ Aliorumque Doctomm juxtd
atque \ doctissimorum virorum \ utriusqk Academic. \ In RADULPHI
WINTERTONI | Metaphrasin nuper editam. [quotation, 2 lines
of verse, from Claudian] J | Quibus accedunt EPIGRAMMATA
Therapeutica ejusdem, | Ad malevolorum lecto-|rum segritudines.
| CANTABRIGIM \ Excudebant THOMAS BUCK &
ROGERUS DANIEL. | MD CXXXIII.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
8. A-C 8 . Title, verso blank; text, pp. 1-45; i p. blank.
B i is unsigned.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
Bodl.f, The Huntington Library f.
77 = | Musarum Oxoniensium \ PRO ( REGE SVO | SOTERIA. \
1633 Anagmmma. \ CAROLVS BRITONVM REX. | Tu Rex Librum
Coronas. \ Symbola sunt Almse Matris Liber, atq; Corona: \ lam
veram est, Librum Tu (Rex Invicte) | Coronas. | [ornament] I
OXONIM | Excudebant /. L. W. T. An. Dom. 1633.
Colophon: [ornament] | OXONLE, | Excudebant I.L.G.T. Celeberrimcs \
Academic Typographi: \ \ M. DC. XXXIII.
4- 4 > 2 > A > BC, D-G 4 , H 2 . Title, verso blank; addresses to the King
and Queen (Charles I and Henrietta Maria), signed Brianus Buppa, vice-
chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, 67 pp. ; colophon, i p.
2 and the third leaf of every gathering are signed.
In some copies, in the outer forme of gathering A, the colleges to which
some of the authors belonged have not been designated: the omissions
appear to have been supplied while the work was passing through the press.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek and English.
Madan 725, 726.
B.M., BodL, Yalef.
48
Musarum Oxoniensium j PRO j REGE SVO ] SOTERIA. j Ana- 77 (b)
gramma. | CAROLUS BRITqNUM'"REX7 j Tu'"'REX"Libmm 1633
Coronas. \ Symboia sunt Almas Matris Liber, atque Corona: | lam
verum est, Librum Tu (Rex Invicte} Coronas, j [ornament] |
OXONI^, | Excudebant J. L. G. T. An. Dom. | I M. DC.
XXXIII.
This Is a presentation copy: the words underdotted above are printed in
gold-leaf. Except the title-page, the book is a copy of the ordinary edition
described above. It has the corrected state of the A gathering.
Madan 727.
B.M.
REX REDUX, | Sive ( Musa Cantabrigiensis | voti damnas ] De 78
incolumitate & felici | reditu Regis | CAROLI | post receptam 1633
Coro-|nam, Comitiaq; peracta ] in [ SCOTIA, j = | ^f Ex Aca-
demise Cantabrigiensis Typographeo, ( Ann. Dom. MDCXXXIII.
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
4. <[p, A-IA Title, verso blank; address to the King, signed B[enjamrn]
Lany, vice-chancellor, 2 pp.; text, pp. 1-88.
The title-page and leaf *[f 2 are signed, as are leaves A 4, B 4, and the third
leaves of every gathering except B and K. The catchword from K f to
L i is incorrect.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B.M.
REX REDUX, | ...
This is a reissue of the book just described, with an additional gathering.
In the original issue the last gathering, which should have been signed M,
was signed L, and the real gathering L was omitted: hence the discrepancy
in the catchwords noted above. In the reissue the real gathering L is in-
cluded, and the signatures and pagination of the last gathering are cor-
rected to M and pp. 89-96. L 3 and M 3 are signed.
B.M., BodL, Yale, Harv.
78 (b)
1633
ITINERANTIS
= | OXONIM,
& GVLIELMVS
SOUS | BRITANNICI | PERIGMVM. \ SIVE
CAROLI I AVSPICATISSIMA | PERIODVS.
Excudebant IOHANNES LICHFIELD \
TVRNER. | ANN. DOM. 1633.
40. , A-C, DE, F-M 4 , N 2 . Title, verso blank; address to the King, signed
Bri[an] Duppa, vice-chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, 95 pp. ; I p. blank.
49 H
1633
79
The third leaf of every gathering except F and K is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, French and English. The poems
written in the modern languages begin on L i r .
Madan 728.
Bodl.
79 (b) SOLIS I BRITANNICI | PERIGMVM. | . . .
1633 This is a reissue of the book just described. An additional gathering, ii 4 ,
has been inserted after gathering I, and gathering K has been reset in
consequence : K 3 is signed and K 4 V is blank. In some copies 2 is a cancel,
with 'Carmen 7/cert/cov' substituted for 'Supplex libellus'.
Madan 729, 729*.
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80 VITIS | CAROLINA [ GEMMA ALTERA I SIVE \ AVSPICA-
1633 TISSIMA | DVCIS EBORACENSIS | GENETHLIACA I Decan-
tata ad \ VADA ISIDIS. \ = | OXONIM, \ Excudebant JO-
HANNES LICHFIELD | & GVLIELMVS TVRNER. I ANN.
DOM. 1633.
4. A-G 4 , H 3 , i leaf, leaf H 4, I-L 4 . Title, .verso blank; address to the King
and Queen (Charles I and Henrietta Maria), signed Br[ian] Duppa, vice-
chancellor, 2 pp. ; text, 84 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, French and English. The poems
written in the modern languages begin on I i r .
Madan 730.
B.M., Bodl.
80 (b) VITIS | CAROLINA [ ... | ... 1633.
1633 4 o. A-E, Ee, F-H, h, I-LA Title, verso blank; address to the King and
Queen (Charles I and Henrietta Maria), signed Br[ian] Duppa, vice-chan-
cellor, 2 pp. ; text, 100 pp.
The third leaf of every gathering except Ee is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin, Greek, French and English. The poems
written in the modern languages begin on I i r .
This is the second issue of the preceding book. The title-page is from the
same setting of type, but the accent has been removed from the last figure
in the date. Gatherings A-E, F, G, I and K, and the first two leaves in
gatherings H and L are from the same setting of type as the first issue.
Madan 731.
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50
[ornament] j EPITAPHS | Vpon the vntymeiie deatia of that 81
hope-jfull, Learned, and Religious Youth, J M> WILLIAM 1634
MICHEL, | (Sonne to a Reverend Pastor, M> THOMAS MICHEL,]
Parson of TURREFF, and Minister of the Gospel there) \ who de-
parted this lyfe the 6 oflanuarie, 1634. | * n the z^yeare of his age. I
Together with a Consolatorie Epistle, to the Mother of j the sayd
young Man ; wherein his Vertues and j good carriage are mentioned. ]
[device, McKerrow 394] [ ABERDONLE, j Imprimebat Edwardus
Rabanus, 1634. | [ornament].
4. A-E 4 , F 3 . Title, verso blank; text, 44 pp.
A 3, B 3, D 3, E 4 and F 3 are signed.
The book contains verse in Latin only.
B.M.f
CARMEN | NATALITIUM | Ad cunas lUustrissima J Principis
ELISABETHS I decantatum intra Nativi- ' ~
tatis Dom. solennia
82
= I Ex Academise
per humiles | CANTABRIGI3E | Musas.
Cantabrigiensis Typographeo. ] Ann. Dom, 1635*
The title is enclosed in an ornamental border.
4. If 2 , A-L 4 , M 2 . Title, verso blank; address to the King (Charles I),
signed Hen. Smith, vice-chancellor, i p. ; text, 91 pp. ; 2 pp. blank.
The third leaf of every gathering except E and K is signed.
The book contains verse in Latin and Greek.
B,M., BodL, Yale, Harv.
PARENTALIA. ] SPECTATISSIMO | ROLANDO COTTONO
Equiti Aurato ] SALOPIENSL | Memorise c& Pietatis ] Ergo,
[ornament] | LONDINI, | Excudebat A. M. 1635.
4. A-D 4 , d 1 , E-G 4 , H 2 . Title, v
