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QUARTIER (Jacques)
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QUELCH (Wiluam) Church
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QUERCITANUS (Josephus)
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QUIN (Walter) The Princes
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QUI
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1275
...In obi turn ejtisdem Principis.
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QUIN (Walter) Corona vir-
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Philosopborum ... floribus con-
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sented to tbe Prince at bis Crea-
tion. [Botb in verse.] 0, Pur-
flow, London, 1619. 4to.
11623. bb. 34.
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B
R. See Donne (J.) Death's
duell, eto. [Tbe address to tbe
reader subscribed R.] 1632. 4to.
1417. b. 23.
R. Death's loud Allarum : or,
a perfect description of tbe frailty
of Mans life, with some admoni-
tions to wame all men and
Women to repentance. [A ballad.
By R. C. ? t.e. Richard Climsell ?]
B, Z, 2 pts. Printed ,.. for
J, Wright the Toungler], London,
[1636?] Broadside foi. Rox.L78.
The initial following the B. has
been cut oti*.
R., A. Clavis Homerica...[by
A. R., t.e. Antonius Robertij.
Huic adjicitur brevis Appendix
de Dialectis, autbore R. P. N. N.
Anglo, Oxoniensi, S. I. [i.e. A.
Roberti]. Editio eecunda, priori
correctior... opera G. P[erkin8].
Typi8 E. 0„ aumptxbuB 0. Emersoni,
Londini, 1638. 8vo. 11315. a. 9.
R., B. See Greene (R.)
Greenes Newes both from Heaven
and Hell ...Commended to tbe
Presse by B. R. 1593. 4to.
C. 40. d. 39.
R., B. See Herodotus. Tbe
Famous Hystory of Herodotus,
eto. [Translated by B. R., t.e.
B.Rich.] 1584. 4to. 294. e. 11.
R., B., Oent. Crossing of Pro-
verbs : A merry book... Newly
corrected with additions. The
last part, by B. R. Gent. [t.e.
Nicholas Breton?]. Printed for
W. Whitwood, London, [1616]. 8 vo.
C. 40. a. 47.
The titlepage is slightly muti-
lated. The titlepage of another
edition of this book reads, "By
B. N., Gtent." Without pagination.
R,, B., JH*" of Arts. See Martyn
W.) The Historic and Lives
f the Kings of England, from
William theConquerourto theend
of tbe reigne of King Henry the
VIII....Wbereunto is now added
the historic of King Ed. VI., of
Qneene Mary, and Q. Elizabeth,
by B. R., M' of Arts, etc.
1*638. fol. G. 4761.
R., C. Friendly Counsaile ; or
Here's an answer to all De-
ma nders.
The which He declare to all By-
standers,
Thereby to teach them how to
know
A perfect Friend from a flattering
Foe.
[A ballad. By C. R., i.e. Charles
8
1276
R
R
Reoords?] ». 1. 2 pts. PrintecJ
/or I. Tr[rt<7*<] /Afl Younger, Lon-
don, [1635?] Broadside fol.
Rox. I. 16.
R., D., 5. in Divin. A Prao-
ticall Catechisme; or a view of
those principall trutKs of the
word, which most directly tend
to Life and Godlinesse... Second
Edition. By D. R[oKers] B. in
Divin. T. Cotes for J. Bellamie,
London, 1633. 4to. 3506. c. 54.
— [A] Treatise of the two
Sacraments of the Gospell : Bap-
tism e and the Supper of the Lord.
...Whereunto iu annexed an Ap-
pendix .^ Third Edition. By
D[aniel] RTogers], etc. 2 pts.
Printed by T, Cotes for J, Bellamie,
London, 1635. 4to. 4326. bb.
The titlepage is Bitghtiy mutilated.
R., P. Meditations of Instruc-
tion, of Exhortation, of Reprofe :
indeavouring the edifieation and
reparation of the house of God.
[By F. R., i,e. Francis Rous.]
Frinted hy L 8. for G. Qihbs and
F. Constable, London, leie. 12mo.
4403. aa.
R., P. Thule, or Vertues His-
torie...by P. R[onsl The first
( — second) booke. [In verse.] 2
pts. Printed by F. Kingston for
H. Loumes, London, 1598. 4to.
1077. g. 24.
Without pagination. Pt 2 has
a special titlepage, but the register
is continuous throughout.
R, G. See Henry IV., King
of France. A letter... to the three
estates of Frannoe... Translated out
of French by G. R. 1589. 4to.
1193. h. 34.
R., H. Mythomystes wherein
a short snrvay is taken of the
nature and value of true poesy
and depth of the ancients above
our modeme poets. To which is
annexed the Tale of Narcissus
briefly mythologized. [In verse.
The author's dedication subscribed
H. R., i.e. Henry Reynolds?]
Printed for H. Seyle, London,
[1630?] 4to. 11623. bb. 35.
R.^ H. Newes from the Levane
Seas. Discribing the... events of
...E. Glenham (the troublesome
...voyage of E. Glenham, Esquire,
made ... 1593 into the Levant
Seas v.. With a relation of his
trouoles, and indirect dealings
of the King of Argere in Bar-
baric... Written by H. R. V. I.
W. Wright, London, 1594. 4to.
C. 32. d. 11.
R., H., Esq. TafjLTfjXia. On the
happy marriage of the most accom-
plished paire, H[ugh] R[ogers]
esq. and the vertuous A[nneJ
B[aynton]. Printed by L, L.,
Oxford, 1640. 4to. 11626. d. 50.
R., J. See Pitz-Herbert {Sir
A.) Pitzharberts Booke of
Husbandrie ... newlie corrected,
amended, and reduced into a
more pleasing forme of English
than before. [By J. R., t.e. James
Roberta.] 1598. 4ta
966. f. 22. (3.)
R., J. See HoBY (Sir B.) A
Gounter-Snarle for Ishmael Rab-
schacheh, etc. [Being a reply to
"The overthrow of the Protes-
tants Pulpet Babels," by J. R.]
1613. 4to. 3935. b.
R., J. See Lynde (Sir H.) A
Case for the Spectacles... in an-
swer to a Book written by J. R.
[i.e. John Ployd] called A Paire
of Spectacles, etc. 1638. 4to.
3935. b. (1.)
R.^ J. The Countrie Mans
Comfort. Or Religious Recrea-
tions, fitte for all well disposed
persons . . . Printed in ... 1 588. And
B
B
1277
since oorTected...and enlarged by
the same author J. B[hode8?],
etc. Printed,..hjf M. D., Londorty
1637. 8vo. 11623. aa. 32.
Without pagination. Imperfect ;
wanting the last leaf.
R.^ J. The Displaying of an
horrible secte of grosse and wicked
Heretiques, naming themselves
the Familie of Love, with the
lives of their Authours [i.e. D.
Joris,and H. Nicla8]...Newelyset
foorth by J. R[oger8j..»Whereunto
is annexed a confession of cer-
tain Articles, which was made by
two of the Familie of Love...
touching their errours, etc. (The
erroi-s of H. N(icholas,) taken out
his own bookes.) [With an
Epistle to the Beader by S. Bate-
man.j 30. Z. Few MS. Notes.
Impnnted for Q, J^wAop, LondoUy
1678. 8vo. C. 40. a. 7.
Without pagination. 6ig. A-K.
Whereunto is added
oerteine letters sent from the
same Family mainteyning their
opinions, which Letters are aun-
swered by the same J. B. [With
an Introduction by S. Bateman.]
id* %« Imprinted for Q, Bishop,
London^ 1579. 8vo. C. 21. a. 8.
— Another copy. 6. 19988.
ILy I. An Elegie upon the
death of the most illustrious and
victorious prince Gustavus Adol-
phus king of Swethland, &c.
Composed immediately after the
first rumours of his death, etc.
[By I. B.] [Limdon, 1640?]
«. 9h, fol. 669. f. 4. (1.)
R.. I. An Epitaph on the
Deatn of. . . John [ Wh i tgif tl Arch-
Byshop of Canterburie...Made to
runne upon the letters of his
Names and Tytles, etc. [By
I. R] W. WUte, Lonian,
1604. 8vo. 11626. d. 61.
Without pagination.
R., I. A paire of Spectacles for
Sir Humfrey Linde to see his
way withalL Or an Answeare
to nis booke called, Via Tuta...
By I. B. [i,e. John Floyd].
Copious MS. Notes [by Sir H..
Lynde, and another]. [Douayf]
1631. 8vo. 3935. aaa.
R.^ J. A Poeme on the Einga
...Maiesties happy Progresse into
Scotland . . . May 1 633. [S ubscribed
J. B.] London, 1633. 8vo.
11623. aaa.2T.
R.^ L Purgatories triumph
over Hell, maugre the barking
of Cerberus in Syr £. Hobyes
Counter-snarle. Described in a
letter to the sayd Knight, from
L B. [i.e. Bobert Jenison ?] Au-
thourof the Answereuntothe Pro*
testants Pulpit-Babels. 1613. 4to.
3935. c.
«
R., J. The Spy, discovering
the Danger of Arminian Heresie
and Spanish Treacherie ; Written
by J. B. [In verse.] SircuburgK,
1628. 4to. 239. g. 32.
Without pagination.
R., I. The Trades Increase.
[With an address to the reader,
signed L B.] N. Okes, London^
1616. 4to. 1138. b. lOt
— Another copy* 104L g. 36,
R., I., D. of Divinity. The
Discovery of the Man of Sinne :
wherein is set forth the changes
of God*s Church in
j^^j. j afflictions by his Baigne.
( consolations by his Buine.
First preached in divers Sermons
to the Universitie and Cittie of
Oxon, by a Beverend and judi-
cious Divine I[ohn] B[ainolds],
D[uctor] of Divinity ... and now
publibhed ... By W. H(inde).
J. Barnes, Oxford, 1614. 4to.
4452. dd.
1278
R
R
R., M. A President for Yong
Fen-men ; or, the Letter Writer :
Contayning Letters of sundry
sorts, with their severall An-
swers ... Fourth Impression,
newly corrected and amended by
the Author. [With a preface
subscribed M. B.J 90* H. Printed
hy J. Okes, for m, Walbanke, Lon-
don, 1638. 4to. 1086. a. 42.
R., N. See Heywood (T.)
England's Elizabeth, etc. [With
an epistle to the reader, signed
N. R.] 1631. l2mo. 610. a. 30.
R., P. See FoRSET (E.) A
Defence of the right of Kings.
(An Examination of a Position
published by P. R. [R. Parsons]
in the Preface of his treatise...
concerning the lawfulnesse of the
Popes Power over Princes, etc.)
1624. 4to. 3935. b.
R., P. See Morton (T.) A
preamble unto an in counter with
P. R. [R. Parsons] tlie author of
the ... Treatise of Mitigation.
1608. 4to. 3935. b.
R., P. A Quiet and Sober
Reckoning with M. Thomas Mor-
ton... containing certaine imputa-
tions of wilfull falsities objected
to...T. M. in a Treatise of P. R.
[i.e. R. Parsons] intituled of Miti-
gation, some part whereof he
hath lately attempted to answere
in a... Preamble to a more ample
Rejoynder promised by him ...
There is also adjoyned a peece of
a Reckoning with Syr E. Cooke,
...about a Nihil dicit, & some
other points uttered by him in
two late Preambles to his sixt and
seaventh Partes of Reports.
[Douay f] 1609. 4to. 860. e. 24.
(especially Catholiokes and Pro-
testantes) to live togeather in duti-
full obedience... under the govern-
ment of his Majesty of Great
Britainy. Against the seditious
wry tings of Thomas Morton,...
and some others to the contrary.
...By P. R. [i.e. Robert Parsons].
[Douay f] 1607. 8vo. 1019. i. 19.
— Another copy. 698. c. 23.
R., P., Gent See Faust (J.)
D'. The history of the... life and
...death of D\ J. Faustus ...
Translated into English by P. R.
Gent. [1636.] 4to. 113. c. 26.
R., R. See Rknichon (M.)
The Confession of M. Renichon
...concerning the bloudy enter-
prise which by him should have
been committed upon the person
of County Maurice ... translated
by R. R. 1594. 4to. 1192. f. 1.
R., R., Catholiqus Priest. See
JoYEUSE (H. de) Duke. The Life
of the Reverend Fa. Angel of
Joyeuse... Written first in the
Frenche tongue, and now trans-
lated into English by R. R.,
catholique Priest. 1 623. 8vo.
862. e. 6.
R., S. See Appelius (J.) A
true Relation of the... death of...
Philippus Ludovicus, Earl of
Hanau... Translated out of the
Germane by S. R. 1612. 4to.
611. e. 22.(4.)
R., S. See Bell (T.) The
Jesuites Antepast, conteining a
reply against a pretensed aun^
swere to the Down e- fall of Poperie
lately published by...R. Parsons
...under the letters of S. R., etc.
1608. 4to. 3932. d.
R., P. A treatise tending to Jt., S. See Greene (R.)
mitigation towardes Catholicke- Greenes Ghost haunting Conie-
Subjectes in England, wherin is catchers, etc. [Edited by S. R.,
declared, that it is not impossible t.e. Samuel Rowlands.] 1602. 4to.
for Subjects of different religion, C. 40. d. 40.
R
R
1279
1626. 4to. 1080. i. 27. (3.)
R., S. An Answer to T. Bels
late challeng named by him the
Downfal of Popery. Wherin al
his arguments are answered ..By
S. R. [t.6. Richard Smith, Bishop
of Clialcedon]. L. Kellam, Doway,
1605. 8vo. 3932. aaa.
— Another copy. 3935. a.
This bean date 1606.
R., S. The Betraying of
Christ. Judas in despaire. The
seven words of our Savior on the
Crosse. With other poems on the
Passion. [By S. R., i.e. Samuel
Rowlands.] A. Islip, London^
i:>98. 4to. C. 37. d. 31.
Without pagination. Big. A-H.
R., S. Doctor Merry-man : or :
Nothing hut Mirth. Written by
S[amuel] R[owlands. In verse].
Printed for 8. Band, London,
1616. 4to. C. 39. e. 58.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. Printed
for S. Band, London, 1618. 4to.
C. 39. c. 28.
— Another edition. Printed
h}j A. M. for S. Band, London,
1623. 8vo. 164. 1. 68.
R., S. The Knave [of] Clubbs.
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RAEMOND (Florimond de)
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RAIGNOLDUS (Richardus)
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RAINBOW (Edward) Bishop
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1282
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RAINOLDS (John) Doctor
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Enollis concerning Doctor Ban-
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O. Stansheius, Londini, 1 628. 1 2 mo.
8405. aa.
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— A Defence of the Judgment
of the Reformed Churches. That
a man may lawfuUie not onelie
put awaie his wife for her adul-
terie, but also marrie another.
Wherin both R. Bellarmin the
Je^uites Latin treatise, and an
English pamphlet of a namelesse
authoiir mainteyning the con-
trarie are cofuted, etc. 1609. 4to.
860. k. 15. (1.)
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— J. Rainoldi De Romanes
EcclesisB Idololatrid in cultu sanc-
torum, reliquiarum, imaginum,
aquas, sails, ... aliarumq; rerum
consecratarum, & sacramenti £u-
charistiee, operis inchoati libri
duo, in quibus cum alia multa
variorum papismi patronorum
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Bellarmiui, Gregoriicp de Valen-
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RAINOLDS (John) Th*
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D. Gager and D. Rainoldes.
Wherein all the reasons that
can be made for thein are ...
refuted [by the latter]. Where-
unto are added... oerteine latine
letters betwixt the sayed Maister
Bainoldes and D. Gentiles ...
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iiotes set down by them both :
perused by J. Hart... Whereto is
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RAINOLDS (JoH2ff) Summa
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Harto de Capite et fide Ecclesi© :
ubi variae obiter tractantur Quaes-
tiones de Sufficientia et ortho-
doxa expositione Scrip turarum
una cum aliis quQ in religione
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Rainoldo conscripta...examinata
demum a J. Harto atq; ... com-
probata: ante quatuor et vi-
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in Latin nm versa, hunc autem
primtim jussu cur&gg B. Bancrofti
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sacra Scriptnra <fe Ecclesia, ut
publicis in Academia Oxoniensi
disputationibus explicatsB, sic
edited, ante annos vigenti; nunc
autem recognitsB, & apologia con-
tra Pontificios Ely mas Staple-
tonum, Marti num, Bellarminum,
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RAMSAY (David) A ser-
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RANCHIN (GaiLLAUME) A
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REOrtJS (XJrbanus) A godly
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Mathewe, of the woman that had
an iasew of blood. See Luther
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redeemed by the preaching of the
Gospell universallie. Beeing a
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RELATION. A Eelation of
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REMNANT (Richard) A
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some remedies for blasted Hops.
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RENAUDOT (Th^ophraste)
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Questions handled in the weekly
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RENECHER (Herman) The
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RENICHON (Michel de)
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which by him should have been
committed upon the person of
County Maurice, Prince of Orange,
as also the sentence deoounced
against hym for that deede, in
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RENIGER (Michael) De Pii
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REPORT. A Report of a
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RETURN. The Retume of
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Hell, with the Divels aunswere
to the Supplication of Pierce
Penilesse [of T. Nash], with some
Relation of the last Treasons.
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REVELATION. Begin. The
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reuelacion that foloweth here in
this boke tretyth how a certeyn...
nionke in the abbey of Euishamme
was rapte in spiritc.and ladde
by...6eint N.ychola8 the space of
. ii. days and . ii. nyghtes to see
and knowe the peynys of purga-
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REVELATION. A Revela-
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Latine by an unknowne author,
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B. Lambye, Venetian. Lately
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REVENGE,
Majesties Shippes.
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IIEVENGER. The Re-
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REYNARD THE FOX.
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die Vos"], and by me willm
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yeie of the regno of kynge
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oome unto the subtyll knowledge
of suche thinges as daily ben used
& had in y* oounseyles of Lordes
& Prelates both ghostely &
wordely, & also among marchautes
<& other comen people. [Caxton's
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REYNARD (John) The
admirable Deliverance of 266
Christians by J. Reynard [or
rather Fox] Englishman, from
the Captivitie of the Turkes, who
had beene Gaily Slaves many
yeares in Alexandria. [By A.
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REYNOLDE (William) A
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catholike and apustolike faith of
the holy sacrifice and Sacrament
ordeyned by Christ at his last
Supper: With a declaration of
the i3erengarian heresie renewed
in our age; and an anbwere to
certain Sermons made by M. R.
Bruce concerning this matter.
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Biifhop of Norwich, An Ezplica-
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^ REYNOLDS (Edward)
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REYNOLDS (John) D.D.
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• REYNOLDS (John) Mer-
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ROBERT L, King of Scotland.
The Actes and life of... Robert
Bruce King of Scotland. Wherein
also are contained the martiall
deeds of the valiant Princes,
Edward Bnioe, Syr James Dow-
glas . . . and sundrie others. Newly
corrected, etc. [In verse, by J.
Barbour. With a preface by the
printer, A. Hart.] ©.l. A.Hart,
Edinburgh, 1620. 8vo. C. 39. a. 21.
— Another copy. 1076. k. 1.
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ROBERT (J. A?-)
See Ap-Robert.
ROBERTI (Antonius)
See R., A.
ROBERTS (Alexander) A
Treatise of Witchcraft. Wherein
sundry Propositions are laide
downe, plainely discovering the
wickednesse of that damnable
Art... With a true Narration of
the Witchcrafts of Mary Smith,
etc. Printed hy N. 0. for S. Man,
London, 1616. 4to. 8630. f.
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ROBERTS (Frances) Baron-
ets Boherts, of Truro. [Funeral ser-
mon.] See Gamon (H.^ The Praise
of a Godly Woman. A sermon, etc.
ROBERTS (Griffith) See
Welsh Grammar. Dosparth byrr
ar y rhann gyntaf i ramadeg
cymraeg, etc. [By G. R.j
1567. 8vo. C. 33. a. 6.
ROBERTS (Henry) Eng-
lands Farewell to Christian the
fourth, famous King of Denmarke,
ROB
etc. Printed... for W. WeVby, Lon-
don, 1606. 4to. C. 33. d. 7.
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ROBERTS (Henrt) Fames
Trumpet soundinge. Or Com-
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and deathes, of... Sir W. Mildmay,
and Sir M. Calthrop, etc. [In
verse.] W.l. LC.for T. Hacket,
London, 1589. 4to. G. 11549.
— The most royall and Honour-
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don, 1606. 4to. C. 33. d. 6.
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ROBERTS (Hugh) The day
of Hearing : or, six lectures upon
the latter part of the thirde
Chapter of the Epistle to the
Hebrewes ... Hei^eunto is ad-
joyned a Sermon [on 1 Pet. ii. 11]
against fleshly lusts & against
certaine mischievous May- games,
etc. 2 pts. J. Barnes, Oxford,
1600. 8vo. 1159. f. 4.
Pt. 2 has a separate titlepage, but
is without pagination. The register
is continuous throughout.
ROBERTS (JA3fEs) Printer.
See R., J.
ROBERTS (John) of Weston,
near Bath, Gent. The Compleat
Cannoniere: or, the Gunner's
Guide, etc. J. Okes, London,
1639. 4to. 534. f. 29.
— Great Yarmouths exercise
In a very compleat and martiall
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applause 6f the whole Town, etc
T. Harper, London, 1638. 4to.
8826. b.
"Without pagination.
ROBERTS (John) pseud, [i.e.
SOB
ROB
1309
Thomas SwrNKRTOK.] A mnstre of
sciMmatj'ke bysshoppes of Rome,
otherwyse Baming them selves
popes, etc. [translated out of
several authors by J. Roberts].
— (The lyfe of Hyldebrade, called
Gregory the . vii. pope of that
name : with the lyfe also of Henry
the fourth, emperour of Rome
and Almayne [translated from
the Latin of Cardinal Benno by
J.Roberts]. 1^. l. 2 pts. Wyn-
kyn de Words for John Byddell^
otherwyse Saly^ry, London^
1534. 8vo. C. 36. b. 26.
Without pagination. Pt 2 has a
separate titlepage and register.
' — Another copy of pt. 2 only.
295. g. 21. (2.)
ROBERTS (Lewis) The
Merchants Mappe of Commerce;
wherein the Universal Manner
and Matter of Trade, is compen-
diously handled, etc. 3 pts.
Printed by B. 0. for B. Mahh,
London, 1638. fol. . 30. f. 19.
Each pt. has a separate pagina-
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titlepage engraved, and a portrait
of the author.
ROBERTSONUS (Georquis)
Vit«B & mortis D, Robert! Rolloci
...narratio. Adjectis in eundem
quorundam epitaphiis. Apud
Henricum Chartens, Edinburgi,
1599. 8vo. C. 37. a. 11.
Without pagination. Some of the
leaves are cropped.
ROBIN. See P., M. Robin
and Kate : or, a bad husband con-
verted by a good wife, etc.
[1 640 ?] Broadside foL Rox. 1. 354.
ROBINSON (Clement) A
Handefiill of pleasant delites,
containing sundrie new Sonets
and delectable Histories, in diners
kindes of Meeter. Newly deuised
to the newest tunes that are now
in use, to be sung... With new
additions of certain Songs... not
commonly knowen, nor used here-
tofore. By C. RobiuRon and
diuers others. Id. £. R. Ihones,
London, 1584. 8vo. C. 39. b. 46.
Imperfect; wanting sig. Be.
ROBINSON (Francis) Life
and Death. See Goodoole (H.)
A True Declaration, etc,
ROBINSON (John) Pastor of
the English Congregation at Leyden,
See Description. A Discription
of what God hath predestinated
concerning Man... As also an an-
swere to J. K. touching Baptisme.
1620. Svo, 4255. aa.
— See Dove (J.) A perswasion
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[With an autograph of J. R.]
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— AManudiction for M^ Robin-
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— Essayes ; or, observations
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J. BeUamie, London, 1638. 12mo.
874. d. 26.
1310
ROB
ROB
ROBINSON (John) Pastor of
the English Congregation at Leyden,
New EssayeB or observations
Di vine and Morall . Collected out
of the holy Scriptures, ancient
and Moderne Writers, both Divine
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1615. 4to. 3908, d.
— A treatise of the lawfulnes
of hearing of the Ministers in
the Church of England... by J.
Robinsz...With a Letter written
by the same Autbore (to... the
Church of Christ in London).
[Amsterdam?] 1634. 8vo.
697. a. 62.
ROBINSON (Ralph) See
More {Sir T.) A fru teful . . . worke
of the beste state of a publi-
que weale, and of the newe
yle called Utopia... translated...
by R. R., etc. 1551. 8vo.
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1597. 4to. 12350. aaa. 44.
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ROBINSON (Richard)
Citizen of London. See Arthur,
King of Britain. The auncient
Order, Societie, and Unitie laud-
able of Prince Arthure... Trans-
lated... by R. R. 1583. 4to.
90. b. 22.
— See Bible. — Old Testament.
—Psalms. Portions. Part of tho
Harmony of King Davids Harp.
Conteining the first XXI. Psalmes
...Expounded by...V. Stiigelius
... Translated... by R.R. 1582. 4to.
3089. bbb.
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...Translated by R. R. [1591?]
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...Assertion of the original. Life,
Actes, and death of... Arthure,
King of great Brittaine... Newly
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C. 38. d. G.
m
— See Meteren (E, van) A
true Discourse historicall, of the
succeeding Govemours in the
Netherlands . . . Translated and col-
lected by T. C(hurchyard) and
Rio. Ro[binson], etc. 1602. 4to.
164.1.17.
— See Patrizi (F.) Bishop of
Oaeta. A Moral Methode of
civile Policie ... Done out of
Latine ... by R. R. 1576. 4to.
8005. e.
— See Rkgius (U.) An Homely
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...tran8lated...byR.R. 1590. 8vo.
695. b. 5. (3.)
1593. 8vo. 114. a. 35.
The Solace of Sion and
Joy of Jerusalem... beeing a godly
... exposition of the LXXXYIL
ROB
HOD
1311
Pnalme... Translated into English
byE.E. 1694. 12mo. 116. a. 34.
ROBINSON (Richjlrd)
Citizen of London. Certain Selected
Histories for christian Recreations
with their several Moralizations.
Brought into Englishe verse, etc.
Imprinted,,. for H. Kirkhd, Londrm,
[1576]. 8vo. G. 11177.
Without pagination. Partly
printed in Black Letter. Imperfect ;
wanting all after fol. Gi«
ROBINSON (Richard) o/^^
tan, A Golden Mirrour. Con-
teining certaine pithie and %ib-
rative Yibions prognosticating
good fortune to England . . . Where-
to be adjoyned certaine pretie
Poemes wntten on the names of
snndrie both noble and worship-
fall. 90* X. Printed by B. Ward
for J. Ptoeior, London, 1589. 4to.
C. 21. c, 13,
Withoni paginationw Sigi A-H.
^ — The rewajrde of Wickednesse
IKsooursing the sundrye mon-
strous abuses of wicked and un-
godlye worldeMnges, etc. [In
▼erse.] 1$, I. W. Williamson,
London, [1574]. 4to. G. H234.
Without paginalioQ.
ROBINSON (Thomas)
Mariner. The Anatomy of the
English Nunnery at Lisbon... Dis^
sected and laid open by one that
was sometime a yonger Brother
of the Covent, etc. O, Fwalotoe,
for B, Mylboume, and P. Stephens,
London,ie22. 4to. 702. d. 15. (6,)
— Another edition. To bee
Mould by B. MiVhrnme and P. Ste-
phens^ [London,] 1623, 4to.
702. d. 15. (7.)
The lower half of tlie titlepage is
oocnpied by a woodcut. It is pre-
ceded by a copy of verses on the
▼erso of the fly-leaf^ explanatory of
the picture.
— Another copy. G, 19576.
— Another copy. C.37.d.61.(4.)
The first leaf, oontalning the
"Explanation of the Picture," is
slightly mutilated.
ROB SON (Charles) Newes
from Aleppo. A letter by C.
Robson ... Containing many re-
markeable occurrences observed
by him in his ioumey thither.
Printed for M. S,, London,
1628. 4to, 1425. g. 5.
ROBSON (S.)
See R., 8., Q^nt. and Sivident in the
Universitie of Oiimbridge.
ROBYNSON (Ralph)
See Robinson.
ROCHELLE; Assembly in.
See France. — Beformed Churches.
ROCHESTER, Diocese of—
VisitcUiont Articles. Articles to be
enquired of... in the first visita-
tion of ... William, ... Bishop of
Rochester, in the yeare...l605.
^5JL. J. Windet, London, 1605. 4to.
5155. c.
Without paginaiioUk
ROCHESTER, Joon, Bishop
of. See BacKERiDGE.
— See Fisher.
ROCKINGHAM (Euzabeth)
Sbe Stile (E*.) alias Rockingham.
ROCQUIGNY (Adrian de)
La Muse Uh<restienne...angmentee
d*une Seconde Partie par TAu-
theur. [London f]l6S4c. 4to.
11475. d.
With a portrait of the author.
ROD. See V., B. The Riin-
awyaes Answer, to a Booke called,
A Rodde for Rnnne-awayes, etc.
1625. 4to. C. 27. b. 28.
RODOGINUS (iRENiEUs)
pseud. Differences in matters of
Religion, between the Easterne
1312 ROD ROE
and Westerne Churohes. Where- Pt. 2, Tr. 3 of the " Exeroicio de
in the Romane Church may see Perfecoion"]. Bonen^ 1631. 12ino.
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1625. 4to. 700. f. 15. (5.) *^® ^^»*"*^'!^^.^^ *^^ numbers
^ -^ from 1, to 100000: contracted
RODRIGUEZ (Alonso) A into this portable volume by
short and sure Way to Heaven N. R. ... The other, the Loga-
and present happiness. Taught rithmes of the right Sines and
in a treatise of our conformity Tangents of all the Degrees and
with the will of God. Written Minutes of the Quadrant... Unto
by... A. Rodriguez... in his worke which is annexed their... use for
entituled, The Exercise of Per- the resolution of all the moat
fection and Christian vertue. necessary Problemes in Geometrio,
Translated out of Spanish [by Astronomie... and Navigation. By
J. C.]. [Douay?] 1630. 8vo. E. Win gate. 2 pts. P. StephtM
698. b. 27. d C. Meridith, London, 1633. 8vo.
— The two first Treatises of
the first part of Christian Per- ROB (Sir Thomas) See Gus-
fection...The one... intituled, Of tavus IL Adolphus, King of
theEstimation and affection which Sweden. The Swedish IntelU-
we ought to carry to spirituall gencer, etc. [By Sir T. R.]
thinge8...And the other, Of the 1622, etc. 4to. 9435. c.
Perfection of our ordinary Ac- — See TuiLO-BnnA^oos, pseud.
tions. Translated out of Spanish "^
into English [by T. B.]. (The — Observations collected out
third treatise. Of the... Intention of the Joumall of Sir T. R....
with which we ought to doe embassadour... to the Great Mug^l.
our Actions.) 8 pts. [Douayf] See Purchas (S.) Purchas his
1631-30. 16mo. 4412. f. Pilgrimes, etc. Pt. 1. 1625. fol.
Each pt lias a special titlepage ^^^' *^- l^*
ft ^i"^::iJ^ it ''^' '' ROESSLIN (EucHAKius) See
Raynalde (T.) The Birth of
— Another copy of pts. 1, 2. Mankind, etc. [From the Latin
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to ™r^^ ^' '''"'°''* *^' *'"'^^ 1598. 8vo. 7580. aaa.
— [Two discourses : Of Mentall 1^^^- ^^' ll*^^- li- 1- (1 0
Prayer, and : Of the Presence of 1034. 4to. 7580. a.
God. Being Pt. 1, Tr. 5 and 6 of
the " Exercicio de Perfeccion." — The byrth of Mankynde,
Translated from the Spanish by newly translated out of Laten
T. B.] [Douayf 1630?] 16mo. into Euglysshe [by R. Jonas].
4404. c. 13. I, Imprynted...by T. B, Lon-
Imperfect; wanting titlepage. *^» 1540. 4to. 43. d. 18.
Am X* r TT 'I'x- Eighty-four leaves. Sig. A6 ii.
_ ~ -^ ireatise ot Humilitie... .y. The pagination commofcea
Translated into English [from with vx. on the second leaf. Im-
ROE
ROG
1313
perfect ; wanliog the plates to which
there are referencee ia the text.
R O E S T (Theodore) See
NooT (J. VAN der) a Theatre,
wherein be represented as wel
the miseries ... that follow the
Toloptuons Worldlings, as also
the greate jojes ... which the
faithfull do enjoy, etc. (Trans-
lated out of French ... by T.
Boost.) 1669. 8vo. 224. a. 11.
ROGEFORD (Henry) See
Ephemerides. An almanack and
pronosticatio for ... 1560 ... made
by H. R. [1660.] 16mo.
C. 40, a. 46.
ROGERS (Daniel)
See K., D., B, %n Divin,
— A practicall catechisme : or,
a view of those principall truths
of the word, which most directly
tend to life and godlinesse...The
third edition ... much enlarged.
3 pts. John BeUamie d Balph
Smith, London, 1640. 4to.
3604. 6. 3.
ROGERS (Henry) Pre-
bendary of Hereford. An an-
swer to M'' Fisher the Jesuite,
his five propositions concerning
Luther... With some passages of
•...M' Rogers with M' Fisher...
Hereunto is annexed M' W. C.
his Dialogue of the said argu-
ment, wherein is discovered
Fishers folly. [Londonf] 1623. 4to.
477. a. 33.
The *' Dialogue" has a separate
titlepage.
— The Protestant Church ex-
istent, and their Faith professed
in all Ages, and by Whom : with
a Catalogue of Councels in all
Ages, who professed the same.
JB. Badger, London, 1638. 4to.
1019. 1. 6.
ROGERS (Hugh)
See R., H., Esq.
ROGERS (John) Author of
" TAe Summe of Ghristianitie."
See Christianity. The summe of
Christianitie, etc. [By J. B.]
[1679?] 8vo. 3932. b. (2.)
-— See a,, J.
— An Answere unto a wicked
...libel, made by C. Vitel, one c)f
the chiefe English Elders of the
pretended Family of Love, main-
taining their doctrine, <fe carp-
ingly answeringe to oertaine
pointes of a boke called The
displacing of the Fam. 90. H.
/. Daye, London, 1679. Svo.
3932. b.(l.)
Without pagination.
ROGERS (John) of Dedham,
Essex. The doctrine of faith ;
wherein are practically nandled
twelve principall points, which
explaine the nature and use of it.
...The third edition,... inlarged by
the author. [With an epistle
" To the Reader," by T. Hooker.]
For N. Newhery d H. Overton,
London, 1Q29. 12mo. 4372.aaa.7.
Sixth Edition newly
corrected, and inlarged by the
Author. Printed by O. M. for
N. Newhery and H. Overton, Lon-
don, 1634. 12mo. 4408. aa.
— A treatise of love ... The
second Edition. J. Dawson for
N. Newhery, London, 1632. 12mo.
4401. b. 19.
Third edition. M. Daw-
son for J. Newhery, London,
1637. 12mo. 4404. aaa.
ROGERS (John) Prd)endary
of St. PauTs.
See Matthew (T.) pseiut.
— See Melanohthon (P.) . A
waying and considering of tne In-'
terim ... Tias)ated...by J. Hogers.
1648. 8yo. 1019. b. 3. (a.)
1314 R 0 G K 0 G
ROGERS (Nehemiah) Chris- ROGERS (Richard) Preacher
tian Curtesie : or, S' Pauls Ulti- cU Wethersfield, A oommentary
mam Yale. Delivered in two upon the whole booke of Judges,
sermons, on 2. Cor. 13. 11, eto. preached first and delivered in
ff. S. for E, Bretosier, London, sundrie lectures, sinoe collected and
1621. 4to. 4474. aaa. 85. diligently perused, etu. F.Kyngsion
forT.Man,London,l61b. fol. 3165.f.
— The good Samaritan ; or an
exposition of ... Luke x. 30-88. — A Garden of ppirituall
Printed by Q. M. for E. Brewster, Flowers. Planted by Ri.Ro(gers)
London, 1640. 8vo. 3226. c. (2.) Will. Per(kins), Ri. Gree(nham),
^ M.M.andaeo.Web(be). Printed
— The Penitent Citizen, or by T. 8. for T, Pavier, London,
Mary Magdalen's Conversion ; in 1612. Svo. 4401. bbb. 24.
an exposition of...Luk. 7. 40, eto. Without pagination.
Printed by O, M. for E. Brewster,
London, 1640. 8vo. 3226. c.(l.) ^— ^°,<^*^?F ^**^^^V.. t ?**•
^ ^ Printed by T. S, for T. Pamer,
— A Sermon [on Nehem. viii. London, 1622. 16mo. 4402. 1
4] preached...l631. Q JUllerfor Corrected and in-
^. -Br6M^»/6r, London, 1632 4to. j^g^^^ ^ pts. Printed by B, B,
4474. d. 109. /or -R. .Btrd, London, 1632. 12mo.
— The True Convert: or, an 4412. e.
Exposition upon the XV. Chapter , ^^ P^ ^"^ a separate titlepage.
n 'cit -r 1 r\ 11 J.** °^^ ^ue pagination is contmuon;!
of S* Lukes Gospell, containing throughout/
three Parables. The lost sheepe,
The lost groat, the loBt sonne. — Samuel's encounter with^
3 pts. O. Miller for E. Brewster, Saul. 1 Sam. xv. 13-30. E. Chiffin^
London, 1632. 4to. 1017. g. 9. f<^ S. Man, London, 1620. 12mo.
Each pt. has a dibtinct tiUepage, ^^^' *'
pagination, and regiater. _ g^^^^ treatises containing
— The wild vine : or an ex- ^^^ direction as is gathered out
position on Isaiah's parabolicall of the Holie Scriptures, leading
Song of the Beloved: Isa. 6. 1, a^^ gvidmg to true happmes,...*
2, 3, eto. Printed for E. Brewster, Now set foorth the second time.
London, 1632. 4to. 3166. b.(l.) and corrected. Imprinted by
H. Loumes for T, Man, London,
ROGERS (Richard) Preacher 1605. fol. 8752. f.
at Wethersjield. Certaine sermons ^^ x ^ xi_ xi
preached and penned by B. . ——- Now set forth the
Rogers...tending to these three f^^^^^ *^^^' corrected and en-
ends. First, to bring any bad ^^%^: ? P^«- ^'^RT'Z ^"^
person... to true inversion. «^- -B^^Wamte. London, 1627. 8 vo.
{Secondly, to stablish and settle all 4407. f.
such as are con verted... Thirdly, ^- 2 haaa dUtinct register and
to leade them forward...in the Pagination.
ChriHtian life ... Whereunto are Now set forth the
annexed, divers godlie... Sermons fifth time, corrected and enlarged.
of...S. Wright, eto. J^. Kyngstan Printed by the Assignee of T. Man
for r. Man, London, 1612. 8vo. for B. Thrak, London, 1630. 4to.
4454. bbb. 4403. h.
ROG
ROG
1315
ROGERS (Richard) Preacher
al Wethersfield. The practice of
Christianitie. Or, an epitome
of Seven Treatises ... published
in ... 1603 by ... M' R. R(oger8).
... Contracted ... for private use
[by S. E., i.e, Stephen Egerton ?
With a preface by W. Gouge].
Imprinied by F. K, for T. Man,
London, 1618. 12mo. 4403. c.
Third edition, cor-
rected and amended. B. AUop
for T. Many London, 1623. 12mo.
4408. aa.
Fourth edition, etc.
The Assignea of T. Man, London,
1629. 12mo. 4411. b.
ROGERS (Thomas) Chaplain
it) Archbishop Bancroft. See
Augustine, SainL [Supposititious
Works.'} A pretious booke of
heavenlie meditations ; ... trans-
lated... by T. Rogers. 1612. 12mo.
4411. a.
ROGERS (Thomas) Chaplain
to Archbishop Bancroft. See Eng-
land, Church of — Articles. The
English Creede... Subscribed unto
byT. R. 1585. fol. 3505. g. 17.
The Faith, Doctrine, and
religion professed... in... England
...expressed in 39 Articles...ana-
lised...and...prooved, etc. [By
T. R.] 1607. 4to. 3506. b. 23.
1629. 4to. 3506. aa. 46.
— See Geveren (S. a) Of
the ende of this world, etc.
[Translated from the Latin by
T.Rogers.] 1577. 4to. 114. e. 32.
[1578.] 4to. 3187.bb.(2.)
1616. 12mo. 1111. a. 24.
1629. 12mo. 874. b. 14.
A right Christian Treatise
entituled S. Augustines Praiers :
Published... in tiie English tong
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ROGERS (Thomas) Chap-
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Written at the first in the Spanish
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ROMAN PAPACY. Papatus
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ROMAN (Melchiob) The
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Romish Church agreed upon. ..by
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according to the Latine and
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implorato PrflBsidio. De licentia
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...For the Further delight of the
Header, the Printer hath annexed
hereunto the ... Poeme of the
Fisher-mans Tale. By F. S., i.e.
Francis Sabie.] B. Jhones, London,
1696. 4to. 80. a. 6.
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christ ... By G. S. [London ?]
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S., G. E. 566 Heidelberg Cate-
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peudium : seu Commentarii Cate-
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The Counteese of Pembrokes [Edited by J. S.] 1616. 8vo.
Arcadia, etc. [With a preface by 1360. b.
H. S.] 1606. fol. C.39.h.8.
S., J. Certain Worthye Manu-
S., H. The Examination of script Poems of great Antiqaitie
Usury, in two Sermons [on Psalm Reserved long in the Studie of a
XV. 1, 5, by H. S., t.e. flenry Northfolke Gentleman ;...nowfirst
Smith]. Taken by Gharacterie, published by J. S. 1. the tragedy
and after examined. R, Field for of Guistard and Sismond. 2. the
T. Jfan, Xofuion, 1591. 8vo. Northren Mothers Blessing; 3.
4474. b. 64. the way to Thrifte. Imprinted...
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a, H.. of Greyes Inne, Gent. 238. a. 13.
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Oxford. — University of Oxford* « t z^- xt_- t»
Ilium in Italiam, etc. [A col- ^^'' ^: Cmthias Eevenge : or
lection of Latin complimentary ^^.^^^^^f Extasie. [A tragedy
verses from the different CoUeg^ '.^ 71*'^ g.''''^ '"^ T^"^' ^Z ^' ?-
in Oxford, with their aris. ••«• John Stephens.] Printed /or
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cour8e...containing the life and — Another copy. 162. d. 63.
death of M. John Gal vm... Turned g^^ j. ciidamas, or the Sicilian
out of Frenche into English by t^i^^ Written by J. S. T.Payne,
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S., J. See Greville (B.) Baron Imperfect ; wanting the frontis-
Broohe. The Nature of Truth. Pi®««-
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8408. aa. j^ the Antient Way of Offices.
a, I. I. S[ylvester] his Elegie f^^^ Psalms,Hymn8, and Pray'rs
upon the Death of...M[argaret] ^^^ eveiy Day in the We6k and
H[ill]. ^e6HiLL(R.) The Path- ?.^®^^, ?pi.^^.*y ^ *^® J^"":
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gyg^ |j^ 1^3^ Augmented. [By John Austin.
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Lawes of Ecclesiastical Politic, Boan, 1622. 12mo. 8456. c. 14.
etc. [With a preface by J. S., i.e. « t mi. t% n a* ^
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S., I. The Qenealogies re-
corded in the Sacred Scriptures,
etc. By I. S[peed]. See Bible. The
Holy Bible, etc. 1612, etc. 8vo.
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S.,J. The Genealogies recorded
in the Sacred Scriptures, accord-
ing to every family and tribe.
With the line of our Saviour
Jesus Christ observed from Adam
to the blessed Virgin Mary. By
J[ohn] S[peed]. (A descrip-
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S., T. The Qrammar Warre:
or the eight Parts of Speach...
altogether by the eares. Together
with the lamentable burning of a
Petty Schoole. [Translated from
the "Bellum grammaticale" of
A. Quama, by W. Haywarde.
With a Preface signed I. S.] [Lon-
don, 1635.] 12mo. 623. a. 27.
S.; J. Masqnarade da Ciel:
Presented to the Great Queene of
the Little World a Celestiall Map,
representing ... the late Commo-
tions, between Saturn and Mer-
cury about the Northern Thule...
By J[ohn] S[adler]. Prinied by
B. B. for 8. C, London, 1640. 4to.
E. 238. (3.)
S., I. Match me this Wedding ;
or,
A health that was drunke in
Sider and Perrie.
And good strong Beere to, which
did make the lads mery.
[A Ballad.] [Signed I. S.l 90* »♦
2 pts. Printed for T. Lambert,
London, [1640?] Broadside fol.
Box. I. 272.
S., J. The Summarie of Eng-
lish Chronicles. Lately collected
and published: nowe abridged and
continued tyl...l566. By J[ohn]
S[tow]. ^. !♦ T. Marshe, Lon-
don, [1566]. 16mo. 808. a. 1.
S., J., of the Society of Jesus.
S. Mary Magdalens Pilgrimage
to Paradise... By J[ohn] Sfmea-
ton], of the Society of Jesus.
1617. 8vo. 699. o. 48.
— The Triall of the Protestant
Private Spirit. Wherein their
Doctrine, making the sayd Spirit
the sole ground & meanes of their
Beliefe, is confuted... Written by
J[ameB or John] S[harpe, alias
1340
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Pollard], of the Society of Jesus.
Pt. 2. 1630. 4to. 3935. bbb.
Imperfect ; wanting pt. 1.
S., J. L. See James I., King
of Cheat Britain, etc. Flores Eegii.
...Collected by J. L.S. 1627. 8vo.
1075. b. 9.
S., I. U. The Sea Fight in
the Eoad of Gibraltar in 25. of
Aprill last, betwixt the K. of
Spaines Carackts and Gallions,
and the HoUandish men of Warre,
reported by a letter written
a-bourd the Hollands Fleete, by
a commaunder in the same [viz.
I. U. S.]... translated into Eng-
lish. IS. il« Printed for J, Harde,
London, 1Q07. 4to. 9414. aaa.
Six leayee, withont pagination.
S.; M. See Ahmad I., Sultan
of the Turks. The Great Turkes
Defiance: or his Letter... to Sigis-
mond...Eing of Polonia...With
the King of Poland his replie,
Englished... by M. S. 1613. 4to.
9135. aaa.
S., M. See Bolton (R.) A
short and private Discourse be-
tweene M' Bolton and one M. S.
concerning Usury, etc. 1637. 4to.
492. a. 24. (2.)
S., M. Newes out of York-
Shire, etc. See St., M.
S., M. The Cmms of Com-
fort ; with godly prayers.
(ThankfuU Eemembrances of
Cxods Wonderfull Deliverances
of this Land.) [Compiled by
M. S., i.e. Michael Spark.] Cor-
rected and amended... 7 edition.
Printed for M. Sparky London,
1628. 12mo. C. 27. d. (2.)
'Without pagination. Pt. 2 has
a separate titlepage and register.
Three folding plates are inserted in
pt 2.
S., M. A true relation of
En glands happinesse ; under the
raigne of Queene Elizabeth. And
the miserable estate of Papists,
under the Popes Tyrany. By
M. S. [i.e. Matthew Sutcliffe].
^.%. [ion^n,] 1629 [1600?]. 8vo.
4705. bb.
The titlepage is slightly muti-
lated. This is another copy of
'* The BlossinopB of Mount Gerizzim
...By M. 8. Doctor of Divinitie,"
with a different titlepage and with-
out the preface.
S., M., Doctor of Divinitie. The
Blessings on Mount Gerizzim,
and the Curses on Mount Ebal.
or, the happie estate of Protes-
tants, compared with the miser-
able Estate of Papists under the
Popes Tyrannie. By M. S[ut-
cliffe], Doctor of Divinitie. lU. %•
Printed for A. Hebb, London^
[1600?] 4to. 1019. h. 8,
S.| M. M. See Casas (B. de
las) Bishop of Chiapa. The
Spanish Colonie, or Briefe Chroni-
cle of the Acts and gestes of the
Spaniardes in the West Indies...
nowe first translated... by M. M. S.
1583. 4to. G. 7104.
S., N. N. S[impson] arithme-
ticee compendium. Cui adijcitur
arithmetioorum 'Ava/xn/o^s [«c]
A. G[ill]. [London,] 1623. 8vo.
8504. aa.
Withont pagination.
S., P. See Paradin (C.) The
Heroicall Devises of... C. Paradin.
...Tran»lated out of Latin... by
P. S. 1691. 16mo. 246. a. 24.
S.,SirT. SirP[hilip]S[idney]
his Astrophel and Stella. Wherein
the excellence of sweete poesie
is concluded. T. Neumany Loh-
don, 1591. 4to. C. 34. f. 39.
— Another copy. G. 11544.
— [Another edition.] To the
end of which are added, sundry
s
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other rare SonnetB of divers Noble
men and Gentlemen. [With a
preface by T. Nash.] Printed
for T. Newman^ London, 1591. 4to.
G. 11643.
S., R. See Cepari (V.) The
Life of B. Aloysias Gonzaga...
Written in Latin... and translated
into English by R. S. 1627. 8vo.
G. 1304.
S., R. See Drexelius (H.)
Nicetas or the triumph over in-
con tinencie... translated into Eng-
lish by R.S. 1633. 8vo. 700. a. 30.
S., R. See Drexelius (H.)
The School of Patience... Trans-
lated...by R. S. 1640. 12mo.
1111. a. 25.
S., R. A briefe Treatise to
prooue the necessitie and excel-
lence of the nse of Archerie,
abstracted out of ancient and
Modeme Writers by R. S. W. !•
B. Johnes, London^ 1596. 4to.
1042. 1. 41.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. 785. d. 14. (2.)
S., R. The Counter-Scuffle.
Whereunto is added, the Counter-
Ratt. Written by R. S[peed.
In verse]. TT. Stanthy, Lmdon,
1635. 4to. 11623. bb. 2.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. JB. Bishop,
London, 1637. 4to. 1077. d. 56.
S.; R. A dialogue between
a blind man and death. [In
verse, signed R. S.] [London,
1610?] 4to. . C. 12. g. 33. (2.)
Fonr leaves, without titlepage.
S., R. The Jesuites play at
Lyons in France, as it 'was there
presented, both to the amaze-
ment of the Beholders, and the
destruction of the Actors, in
August last past: credibly in-
formed by a Factors Letter [signed
R. S.] (who was an eye-witnesse),
etc. Printed for N. Butter, Lon-
don, 1607. 4to. 4632. b.
S., R. Late Newes out of
Barbary. In a Letter [subscribed
R. S.] written of late from a
Merchant there, to (J. H.) a
Gentl. not long since impolyed
[aicj into that countrie from His
Majestic; con tainingsome strange
particulars of this new Saintish
Kings proceedings, &c. (An other
letter [Bubscribed G. B. J received
from another friend.) "With an
advertisement prefixed to the
work, subscribed : J. H.] Im-
printed for A. Jonaon, London,
1613. 4to. 1047. g. 25.
S., R. MoBoniad. Or, Certaine
excellent poems and spirituall
hymnes : omitted in the last im-
pre.«8ion of Peters Complaint;...
by R[obert] S[outhwell]. V. Sinu,
for J, Buslne, London, 1595. 4to.
C. 30. e. 18.
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Imperfect; wanting pp. 17, 18,
which are supplied in MS.
S., R. S. Peters Complaint
[in verse], and Saint Mary Mag-
dalen's Funerall Teares [prose],
with Sundry other... Poems. By
R[obert] S[outhweU]. MS. Notk.
1616. 12mo. 855. a. 8.
S., R. S* Peters Complainte.
Mary Magdal. teares w*** other
workes of the author R[obert]
^ S[outhwell]. (MoeonisB, or, cer-
taine excellente poems. — The
Triumphs over Death. — Short
rules of good life.) 5 pts. Printed
for W. Barret, L<mdon,ie20. 12mo.
11623. aa. 35.
Without pagination. £ach pt.
has a distinct titlepage. The
general titlepage is engraved.
— Another edition. J. Havi-
land, London, 1630. 12mo.
11623. a. 44.
1342
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s
S., R., Doctor of Divinity, Of
the author and substance of the
Protestant Church and Eeligion,
two "bookes. Written first in
Latin by R. S[mith, Bishop of
Chalcedon,]...and now reviewed
by the Author, and translated
into English by W. Bas. [Ijon-
donf] 1621. 8vo. 3935. b.
S., B., Esquire, See Phillis.
Phillis and Flora. The sweete
and civill contention of two amor-
ous Ladyes. Translated out of
Latine by E. S. Esquire.
1598. 4to. 78. c. 45.
S., B., Oentleman. See Du
Moulin (P.) Heraclitus : or medi-
tations upon the vanity & misery
of humane life... translated into
English by B. S[tafford] Gentle-
man. 1609. 12mo. 4377. a.
— Heraclitus,... Translated by
B. S[taflford], Gentleman. See
Smyth (B.) Munition, etc.
1634. 12mo. 4410. a.
S., B., Preacher of the word ctt
j^ley. The Countryman with
his Household. Being a familiar
Conference, concerning Faith to-
wards God, and Good Workes
before Men... By B. S. ». a.
E, Oriffin for J. Bartlet, London,
1620. 8vo. 3506. a. 27.
S., B., Priest, Certain general
Reasons, proving the Lawfulnesse
of the Oath of Allegiance, written
by B[ichard] S[heldon] Priest, to
his priuat Friend. Whereunto
is added the Treatise of... W.Bar-
clay concerning the temporall
power of the Pope. And with
these is joyned the Sermon of
T. Higgons [on Ephes. n. 4, 5, 6, 7]
because it containeth something
of like argument. 2pts. F.Kyng-
ston for W. Aspley, London,
1611. 4to. 1103. f. 8. (1, 2.)
Tlie "Sermon*' has a separate
titlepage and pagination.
S., S., The Honest Lawyer.
[A comedy in five acts, and chiefly
m verse.] Written by S. S.
S. Purslowefor iJ. Woodroffe, Lonr
dan, 1616. 4to. C. 34. b. 27.
Without pagination.
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The titlepage of this oop j differs
slightly from that of the preceding.
— Another copy. T. 1068. (2.)
Imperfect; wanting the titlepaj^e
and the first leaf of the text, both
of which are supplied in MS.
S., S. G. The Lives of Epami-
nonaas...and of Octavius Caesar
Augustus: collected out of good
authors. Also the lives of nine
excellent Chieftaines of warre,
taken out of Latine from Emylius
Probus, by S. G[oulart] S[enli-
sien], etc. See Plutarch. [Bto4
HapaXX.rjXoL.'} The Lives of the
Noble Grecians and Eomaines, etc.
1603. fol. 10605. i. 2,
1612, etc. fol. 609. 1. 7.
1631. fol. 1305. m-
S., S. G. See Saluste du Bar-
TAS (G. de) Babilon, a part of
the seconde weeke of G. de Saluste
seigneur du Bartas, With the
C ommentarie, and marginall Notes
of S[imon] G[oulart] S[enlisien],
etc. 1696. 4to. G. 11297.
1625. 4to. 1073. i. 6. (1.)
S.| T. See Marcon7ille (J. de)
A Treatise of the good and evell
Tounge, etc. [With a preface by
T. S.] [1594?] 8vo. 116. a. 33.
S., T. A Jewell for Gentrie.
Being an exact Dictionary, or true
Method, to make any Man under-
stand all the Art, Secrets,... be-
longing to Hawking, Hunting,
Fowling and Fishing... now newly
published, and beautified, etc.
[An improved edition of the
s
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1343
Book of Hawking, Hunting and
Fishing by Dame Juliana Bemes,
et^ted by T. S.] »• I. Printed
for J. Hdmey London, 1614. 4to.
C. 31. 0. 4.
Without pagination.
S.^ T. Margariton; a rich
treasure discovered of Problemes
and their Besolves, in three parts,
amorous, natural!, morall and
politique... Translated [by T. S.]
out of French. B. Ahop and T. F.
for 2>. ¥rerey London, 1640. 12mo.
4404. aaa.
With a second titlepage engrayed.
a, T., of U. See Spain. The
second part of Vox Populi . . . trans-
lated out of the Spanish coppie by
a well wilier to England and
Holland (T. S. of U.) [or rather
written by Thomas Scott of
Utrecht]. 1624. 4to. 1103. e. 13.
S., T. M. De Turco-Papismo :
hoc est, De Turcarnm et Papis-
tarum adversus Christi Ecclesiam
& fidem conjuratione, eorumque
in religione & moribus consen-
sione & similitudine ; liber unus.
Eidem prseterea adjuncti sunt, de
Turoo-papistarum maledictis &
calumniis, adversus G-. Giffordi...
volumen illud..., quod ille Cal-
Tino-Turcismum incripsit, libri
quatuor, etc. [By T. M. S., t.e.
Matthew SutcUffe.] Excudebant
Oeorgiua Bishop, Badulphua New-
bene, d Bober, Barker, Londini,
1604. 8vo. 3906. aa.
S.^ W. A Prayer... [in verse;
translated by] W[illiam] S[eres].
See Papists. A Dialogue agaynst
the Tyrannye of the Papistes, etc.
1562. 8vo. 3932. aa.
S-, W. See Salbsbury (W.)
S., W. See Slatyer (Wiluam)
S., W. See Shfth (Henry)
Two Sermons, etc. (Foure Ser-
mons, etc. [With preface signed
W.S.]) 1610. 4to. 4454. b.
S., W. See Smith (J.) Governor
of Virginia. A map of Virginia,
with a description of the Countrey.
...Wbereunto is annexed the pro-
ceedings of those colonies, since
their departure from England...
taken out of the writings of
Doctor Eussell ... [revised] by
W[iUiam] S[trachey]. 1612. 4to.
C. 33. c. 18.
S.. W. An Aunswere to the
Proclamation of the Bebels in the
North [T. Percv, Earl of North-
umberland, and C. Nevill, Earl
of Westmoreland. In verse,
signed "q, (W. S.)," i.e. William
Seres?], fc. I. W. Seres, London,
1569. 12mo. C. 39. a. 36.
Without pagination. One leaf
following the titlepage appears to
be wanting.
S., W. The Complai n t of Time
against the [Tu]multuous and
Bebellious Scots... [In verse.] By
W. S. Printed by B. A. and T. F.
for B. Harper, London^ 1639. 4to.
11626. d. 67.
Four leaves, withont pagination.
The titlepage, on which is a wood-
out, is slightly mutilated.
S., W. Instructions for the
increasing of Mulberie Trees, and
the breeding of Si Ike- worm es, for
the making of Silke in this King-
dome. Whereunto is annexed his
Majesties Letters to the Lords
Liefetenants . . . tending to that pur-
pose. [The address to the Reader,
in this edition, subscribed W. S.]
Printed by E. A. for E. Edgar,
London, 1609. 4to. B. 632. (2.)
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aram ScotorumGentilicia insignia
... a G. Scot ... Chartis lusoriis
ezpressa. J^tn6ur^t, 1591. 8vo.
606. a. 31.
Engraved on separate leaves and
mounted.
SCOTCH SUBJECTS.
Some speciall arguments, which
warranted the Scotch Subjects
lawfully to take up artnes in
defence of their religion and
liberty when they were in danger.
Extracted out of the manuscripts
of one of their chiefe Reformers,
etc. [London, 1639 7] 4to. 8142. b.
SCOTLAND. See England.
A briefe discourse touching the
happie union of England and S.
1603. 32mo. 601. a. 6.
— See Skene (Sir J.) Regiam
Majestatem Scotiae veteres leges
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509. g. 13.
SCOTLAND. See Skene
(Sir J.) Regiam Majestatem,
The auld lawes and constitutions
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— The Beast is wounded, or,
Information .from S., concerning
their Reformation. Wherein is
breifly declared, the... ground of
all the late troubles there; and
the reasons why they have re-
jected the Bishops, with their...
Service-booke. Hereto is added
some fruitfuU Observations, upon
the former declaration; by J.
Bastwicks younger Brother. (The
Confession of Faith of the Kirk
of Scotland subscribed by the
Kings Majesty. ..in. ..1580. ..and
...by the Nobles, Barons... and
Comons, in... 1638.) 2 pts.
[Edinburgh?] 1638. 4to. 4175. aaa.
The "Confession," etc., has a
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register.
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Several leaves are mutilated in the
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— Certaine matters composed
together, Genealogie of ... the
Kings of Scotland, ... Whole
Kobilitie, ... Arch-bishoppricks,
Bishoppricks,... Knights of Scot-
land, . . . Descri ption of . . . Scotland ,
etc. E, Walde-grave, Edinburgh^
[1597]. 4to. G. 5005.
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— [Another edition.] Certayne
matters concerning the Real me
of Scotland. ..as they were Anno
Domini 1597. Imjmnied ... for
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SCO
SCO
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600. d. 1.
SCOTLAND. [The Com-
plajmt of S., wy til ane Exortatione
to the thre Estaita, to be vigilante
in the Delfens of their Public Veil.
Attributed to — Wedderburn, Sir
J. Inglis, or Sir D. Lindsay.]
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MS. Only four copies are known
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— The demands and behaviour
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lished by Authority. B. Young,
London, 1640. 4to. 113. i. 45.
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History of the Keformation of
religioun within the real me of
Scotland [by John Knox] con-
teanyng the maner and by what
persons the light of Christis
Evangell hath bene manifested
unto this realme, after that
horrible and universall defectioun
from the trewth, which hes cume
by the meanes of that Komane
Antichrist.] (The second— thirde
Booke.) MS. Notes [by Sir R.
Twysdenl. [T, Vautrollier, Lon-
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ning title of the work is, "The
Historic of the Church of Scotland."
This copy contains on the fly-leaves
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Army of the Kingdome of Scot-
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...of the Army. B, Bryson, Edin-
burgh, 1640. 4to. 113. i. 44.
SCOTLAND, Church of See
Perth Assembly. Parasynagma
Perthense et juramentnm ecclesise
Scoticanas, etc. 1620. 4to. 4175.C.
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eively Archbishop of Glasgow, eto-
Eefutatio Libelli de Begimine
Ecclesisa Scoticanee. 1620. 8vo.
701. b. 16. (2.)
— The first and second Booke
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Acts of the Generall Assemblies,
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— A Dispute against the Eng-
lish-Popish Ceremonies obtruded
upon the Church of Scotland, etc.
[By G. Gillespie.] 4 pts. [Edin-
burghl'] 1637. 4to. 491. d. 29.
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errata.
— A short relation of the State
of the Eirk of Scotland since the
Reformation of Religion, to the
present time for information, and
advertisement to our Brethren in
the Kirk of England. By an
hearty Well-wisher to both king-
domes [J. Melville?]. [Erftn-
bur^^?] 1638. 4to. 4176. b.
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SCO
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SCOTLAND, C%«rcfco/. The the ... worde of God. ». %,
Speach of the Eirk of Scotland B, Hall, London, 1561. 12 mo.
to her beloved Children. [Edin- C. 12. c. 6.
burgh f] 1620. 8vo. 873. b. 31. Without pagination.
SCOTLAND, C*ar<5Ao/.—
Catechism. A Cateohisme of
Christian Beligion...for the nse
of the Kirke of Edinburgh, eto.
See Liturgies. — Scotland, Church
of. — Common Order, The CL.
Fsalmee, etc. 1602. Bvo.
C. 26. c. 11.
S C O T L A N D, Church of.—
CcnfettUm of Faith, The con-
fession of the Faith of Scotland.
See Europe. — Christian and Re-
formed Churches. An Harmony
of the Confessions of the Faith
of the Christian and Reformed
Churches, eto. 1586. 8yo.
853. e. 1.
— The Confession of Faith of
the Eirk of S., subscribed by the
Kings Majesty. ..in. ..1580. ..and...
by the Nobles, Barons ... and
Comons, in... 1638. See supra:
SooTLAND. The Beast is wounded,
eto. Pt. 2. 1638. 4to. 4175. aaa.
— The Confessioun of faith
professit, and belevit, be the Pro-
testantes within the Heal me of
Scotland. Publisched be thaim
in Parliament. And be the Estatis
thairof Batifeit and apprevit
[Aug. 17, 1560], as hailsu, &
sound Doctryne groundit upon
the infallible treuth of Goddis
worde. !$• %. Jhone Scott, [Edin-
burgh,] 1561. 4to. G. 11837.
Without pagination.
— The Confession of the
Faythe and Doctrine beleved and
professed by the Protestantes of
the Bealme of Scotlande, ex-
hibited to the Estates of the
same in Parliament, and by
their publicke voices authorised
as a doctrine grounded upon
— Another copy. G. 11838.
SCOTLAND, Church of.—
Confession of Faith. The Con-
fession of the true and christian
Fayth, according to Gods word,
and Actes of Parliament holden
at Edenburghe, the eyght and
twentie day of Januarie ... one
thousande, five hundred, foure-
score and one, etc. 13. E» B. Wal-
degrave, London, [1581?] 1 2 mo.
C. 12. c. 5.
Without pagination. Bcgister
A-F, in fours.
— Another copy. G. 11839.
— The Confession of Faith of
the Eirk of Scotland subscribed
by the Kings Majestic and his
Housholde, in the yeare of God
1580 ... and subscribed by the
Nobles, Barrens, Gentlemen, Bur-
gesses, Ministers, and Commons,
in the yeare of God 1638. [Edin-
bttr^A? 1638?] 4to. 3505. e. 53.
— Another copy. 116. f. 26.
— Confessio Fidei Ecclesiea
Scoticanaa. [Edinburgh f] 1638. 4to.
116. f. 27.
Without pagination.
SCOTLAND, CAurcAo/.—
General Assembly. Actes of the
Generall Assembly for cleering
and confirming thc.bookes of
Discipline, etc. See supra : Church
of. The first and second Booke
of Discipline, etc. 1621. 4to.
1 230. a. 2.
— An Information (revised ac-
cording to the ordinance of the
General Assembly) to all go<jd
Christians within the kingdome
of England, from the Noblemen,
1368
SCO
Barrens. ..of... Scotland, for vindi-
cating their intentions and actions
from the unjust callumnies of
their enemies. J, Bryson, Edin-
burgh, 1639. 4to. 4176. a.
Slightly cropped.
SCOTLAND, Church of.—
General Assembly. The order and
doctrine of the generall fast,
appoynted by the geneiall as-
sembly of the Churches of Scot-
land. Holden at Edinburgh the
25 day of December 1565. [Edin"
burghf 1566?] 16mo. 4405.a.(2.)
— Another edition. Printed for
T.P.,London,1603. 8vo. 693.C.40.
— The principall acts of the...
General Assembly of the Kirk of
Scotland... Conveened at Glasgow
the 21 of November 1638. Edin-
burgh, 1639. fol. 491. 1. 23. (1.)
— The Protestation of the
Generall Assembly of the Kirke
of S., and of the... Subscribers of
the Covenant lately, made at the
Mercate Crosse of JEdinburgh the
18. of December . 1 638. J. Bryson,
Edinburgh, 1639. 4to.
1225. c. 19. (1.)
Without pngination.
— Another copy. 110. a. 6.
This copy differs from the pre-
ceding in having an approbation
printed on the last page.
— Eeasons for a Generall As-
semblie. [Edinburgh?] 163S. 4to.
110. a. 6.
Without pagination.
— A Re-examination of the
five articles enacted at Perth
anno 1618. To wit. Concern-
ing the communicants gesture in
the act of receaving. The obser-
Tation of festivall dayes. Epis-
copall confirmation or bishopping.
The administration of baptisme
and the Supper of the Lord in
SCO
-privat places. (A passage of
Master William Cowper, pre-
tended Bishop of Gallaway his
sermon, delivered before the
States anno 1606, etc.) [Perth,]
1636. 4to. 851. e. 3.
SCOTLAND, CAurcAo/.—
Ministers. See Borne (N.) The
Disputation concerning the con-
troversit Headdis of Eeligion,...
betuix the prsetendit ministeris
of the deformed Kirk in Scotland
and N. Bume, etc. 1581. 8vo.
699. b. 5. (1.)
— Boanerges. Or the humble
supplication of the Ministers of
Scotlaad, to the High Court of
Parliament in 'England. (Con-
cerning non-residents, formalists,
and other abuses of the clergie,
etc.) Edinburgh,1624:. 4to. 4175. b.
— The grievances given in by
the Ministers before the Parlia-
ment holden in June 1633. Pro-
positions concerning kneeling bo-
fore the bread in the Sacrament.
Master W. Coupers Letter to the
Bishop of Dumblane. The Bi-
shops instruction to Master G.
Hammiltoun, Bishop of Galloway.
M'. G. Gladstones letter to the
King. Master W. Struthers
letter to the Earle of Airth.
[Edinburgh f] 1 635. 8 vo.
1369. a. 65.
SCOTLAND.— Cbt?€nan/. The
Protestation of the noblemen,
Barrens, Gentlemen, Borrowes,
Ministers, and Commons, sub-
scribers of the Confession of Faith
and Covenant, lately renewed
w^ithin the Kingdome of Scotland,
made at the Mercate Crosse of
Edinburgh, the 4. of Julij im-
niediatly after the reading of the
proclamation, dated 28. June
. 1638. [Edinburgh,] 1638. 4to.
110. a. 3.
Without pagination. Sig. A-G.
SCO
SCO
1369
SCOTLAND.— CW^an/. The
Protestation of the Noblemen...
and Commons ; subscribers of the
Confession of Faith and Covenant,
lately renewed within the King-
dome of Scotland, made at the
Mercate Crosse of Edinburgh the
22. of September, immediatly after
the reading of the proclamation
dated September 9. 1638. [Edin-
burgh,] 1638. 4to. 110. a. 8.
Without pagination. Sig. A-G.
— The Eemonstranoe of the
Kobilitj, Barones, Burgesses,
Ministers and Commons within
the Eangdome of Scotland vindi*
eating them and their proceedings
from the crymes, wherewith they
are charged by the late proclama-
tion in England, Feb. 27. 1639.
cT. Bryson, Edinburgh, 1639. 4to.
873. e. 63.
— Another copy. 113. i. 41.
— Another edition. J. Bryson,
^tn&ur^A, 1639. 4to. 111. d. 14.
SC OTL AND, EpUcopdl Church
of, — Archhiahops and Bwiops, The
Declinatour and Protestation of
the some some-times pretended
Bishops, presented in face of the
last Assembly. Befuted and
fonnd futile, etc. J. Bryson,
Edinburgh, 1639. 4to. 110. a. 9.
— [Another edition.] The
Declinator and protestation of
the Archbishops and Bishops, of
the Church of Scotland, and
others their adherents within
that Eingdome. Against the
Eretended generall Assembly
olden at Glasgow Novemb. 21.
1638. /. Baw€rth,for Q. Thomaaon
and 0. PuUen, London^ 1639. 4to.
4175. a.
— Another copy. 110. a. 8.
— Een cort verhael van de
Misdaden...die de Schotse Bis-
schoppen te laate gheleyt werden;
VOL. in.
om 't welcke sy verworpen sijn
uyt de Kercke van Schotland.
Met de Namen der gene die op
de laetste Generale Vergaderinge
[held April 1562] waren, daerin
de Bisschoppen verworpen wier-
den. J. Bryson, Edinburgh,
1639. 8vo. 4175. de. 20.
SCOTLAND^ J^iscopoZ Church
of. — Canons. Canons and constitu-
tions ecclesiasticall gathered and
put in forme for the governament
of the Church of Scotland, etc.
E. Baban, Aberdene, 1636. 4to.
C. 37. d, 29.
SCOTLAND, J^cqpoZ Church
of— -Provincial Council.— Catechitm.
TheCatechisme, That is to say,ane
comone and catholik instructioun
of the christin people in materis of
our catholik faith and religioun,
quhilk na gud christin man or
woman suld misknaw: set furth
be ye maist reuerend father in
God Johne Aschbischop of sanct
Androus, Legatnait and primat
of ye kirk of Scotland, in his pro-
vincial counsale haldio at Edin-
burgh the XX vi. day of Januarie,
the zeir of our Lord 1561, etc.
)$* 2* sanct Androus ; 1552. 4to.
C. 25. c. 3.
Sliglitly mutilated.
— Another copy. G. 12021.
SCOTLAND, Kirk of
See supra : Church of
SCOTLAND.— rtn^<. Abriefe
Chronicle of all the Kinges of S.
E. Baban for D, Melvill, Aherdene,
1623. 16mo. 682. a. 9. (2.)
— A Catalogue of the Kings
of Scotland. Together with their
severall Armes, Wives, and Issue.
London, IQIO. fol. 600. k. 4.(1.)
— A table of all the Einges of
Scotland, declaring quhat zeir...
they began to reigne, etc. (A table
of the moueable feastes for 60
4t
1370
SCO
SCO
zeires to cum.) [Edinburgh?
1597?] fol. 6805. b. (7.)
A fragment ooDBisting of eight
leaves. Big. F and G. Without
pagiuation.
SCOTLAND . — Parliament
Informations, or a protestation
(offered to the Parliament at S.
Johnston's, 1. Julii, 1606) and a
treatise (of Eirke Government)
from Scotland. Seconded with
D. Eeignoldes his letter to Sir F.
Enollis. And Sir F. KnoUis his
Speach in Parliament. All sug-
gesting the usurpation of Papal
Bishops. [With an "Epistle to
the Keader" by the Printer.]
1608. 8vo. 4175. de. 22.
— Another copy. 4175. a.
Imperfect; wanting the titlepage
and the ** Epistle to the Beader."
— Information from the Estaits
of the kingdome of Scotland to
the kingdome of England. [Lon-
don,] 1640. 4to. 8142. a.
— A remonstrance concerning
the present troubles from the
meeting of the estaees [sic] of...
Scotlond, Aprill 16. [1640] unto
the Parliament of England. [Edin-
burgh f] 1640. 4to. E. 177. (6.)
—Another copy. E. 1943. (16.)
— A true representation of the
proceedings of the Kingdome of
Scotland since the late pacifica-
tion : by the Estates of the king-
dome: against mistakings in the
late declaration, 1640. (The pro-
ceedings of the Commissioners
sent from the Parliament of
Scotland to the King.) 2 pts.
[London f]164cO. 4to.
600. e. 26. (1, 2.)
BCOTliAND.— Statutes. Thd
Actis and Constitutiounis of the
Bealme of Scotland maid in Par-
liamentis haldin be thc.Eingis
James the First, Secund, Thrid,
Feird, Fy ft, and in Tyme of Marie
now Queue of Scottis, viseit, cor-
rectit, and extraotit furth of the
Begisters be the Lordis depute
be hir Maiesties speciall commis*
sioun thairto. [Edited by Ed-
yard Henrison.] B, Lek^eiUi,
Edinburgh, 1666. fol. C.15.b.ll.
Bound for Mary, Queen of Soot-
land, with her arms on the coven.
— Another copy. 509. g. 19. (1.)
With a different titlepage, and
wanting the Preface and Uie ** Com-
miasioun."
SCOTLAND.— 5to<utet. The
Laws and Actes of Parliament,
maid be King James the First
and his sucoessours Einges of
Scotland yisied, collected and
extracted furth of the Begister
[by Sir J. Skene]. (The inter-
pretation of the termes...used in
the foure buiks of Begiam Majes-
tatem and uthers, etc.) 3 pts.
MS. Notes. B. Walde-grave, Edin-
burgh, 1597. fol. 509. g. 12.
With a second general titlepage
engraved. Pt. 2 has a distinct re-
gister, and pt. 3 has a distinct title-
page and register.
— Another copy.
509. d. 1. (1 and 3,)
This and the two following, each
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— Another copy. 5805. b. (1.)
— Another copy. 23. o. 3.
S C O T L A N T> .—Statutes.—
James VI. [The Actis of Parlia-
ment ofj . . . James the sezt . . . king
of Scottis, begun and haldin at
Edinburgh, the XV. day of De-
cemb. The zeir of God ane thou-
sand, fyve hundretth LXVll.zeir.
15* S. Bobert Lelcp-euih, Edin-
burgh, 1568. fol. 709. h. 10.
Slightly mutilated.
— Another copy. 509. g. 22. (1.)
TiUepage in MS.
SCO
SCO
1371
— Another edition. [Together
with the '* Actis and Aitickles...
red in the face of Parliament, and
ratifyit be the thre Estatis. At
Edinburgh the 17. day of Augnst,
the zeir of God . 1660. zeiris."]
V.%. J.Bo8,Edinlmrgh,1575. fol.
509. f. 19.
SCOTLAND .—Statutes.—
3 AMISS YI. In the Parliament be-
gunne at Striviling, the XXVIII.
day of Augnst,... ane thousand
fyye hundreth thre sooir and
elleyin zeiris ... The actis and
Constitutiounis following war
ooncludit to be observit as Lawis
in tyme cumming. )3. E«
Sobert Lekprevikj Sanctandrois,
1573. fol. 509. g. 21.
— Another edition. [With the
Acts passed the last day of April,
1673.J ».!• J. Bos, Edinburgh,
1675. fol. 609. f. 19. (2.)
— In the Parliament haldin at
Striviling the 25 day of Julij,
[and] (at Edinburgh the 20 day
of October )...ane thousand fyve
hundreth thre scoir, and auchtene
zeiris. Thir Lawis, statutis, and
Constitutiounis ar devysit, or-
danit, and concludit be the richt
Excellent... Prince James the Sext,
etc. V* %• J. Bos, Edinburgh,
1679. fol. 509. g. 20.
— Another copy. 509. g. 19. (2.)
— In the Parliament haldin and
begun at Edinburgh the XXIIII.
day of October the Zeir of God,
ane thousand, fyve hundreth,
four scoir, ane zeiris Thir Lawis,
Statutis ... ar devysit. 3$. Z«
H.Charteris, Edinburgh, 15S2. fol.
509. g. 19. (3.)
— In the current Parliament
haldin at Edinburgh, the XXII.
day of Maij, the zeir of God ane
thousand fyve hundreth, fourscoir
four zeirs, thir Lawis, Statutis...
ar devysit, etc. V* %« A. Ar-
buthnet, Edinburgh, [1585 ?] fol.
509. g. 19. (4.)
SCOTLAND .—Statutes.—
James VL Begin. TheXVI(-XX)
parliament of king James the sext
halden at Edinburgh the XV day
of November... 1600. (Collected,
visied and extracted foorth of the
Buikes and Register of the Actes
of Parliament be... Sir J. Skene,
etc.) [Edinburgh, 1609.] fol.
5805. b. (2.)
Withoat titlepage.
— The acts made in the XXII.
Parliament, halden ... at ... Edin-
burgh, the XXVIII day of June,
...1617. T. Finlason, Edinburgh,
1617. fol. 708. i. 2.
— [Another edition.] The
XXII Parliament of... James...
Kin g of Scotl and . . . &c. Halden . . .
at Edinburgh the 28 day of June
1617, etc. [Edinburgh, 1611.] fol.
5805. b. (3.)
Imperfect; wanting titlepage.
— The XXIII. Parliament of
...James. ..King of Scotl and... &c.
Halden at Edinburgh the 4 day
of August 1621. by... James Mar-
quis of Hamilton... Commissioner
. . . appointed . . . Extracted foorth of
the registers... By Sir G. Hay,
etc. jT. Finlason, Edinburgh,
1621. fol. 5805. b. (4.)
— Another edition. T. Fin-
lason, Edinburgh, 1621. fol.
C. 21. d. 17.
S C O T L A N "D.-Statutes.-
Charles I. The Acts made in
the first Parliament of... Charles
...King of Great Britaine...
Holden...at Edinburgh, upon the
twentie eight day of June... 1638.
B. Young, Edinburgh, 1633. fol.
5805. b. (5.)
1372
SCO
SCO
— Anothercopy. 709.1i. 25.(1.)
— Another copy. C. 21. d. 8.
— Another copy. 21. f. 12. (1.)
S C O T L A N D.— James VI.,
King. The copie of the Procla-
matioun set furth be the Eiugis
Maiestie and his Counsall, for ane
Conuentioun of the professouris
of the trew Eeligioun within this
realmo, to consult and deliberate
upon the imminent dangeris and
Conspiracies of the Papistis.
[Oct. 3, 1572.] Id. a* Robert Lek-
preu%k,Sanctandrois,l672, B.sh, fol.
' C. 18. e. 2. (112.)
— Ane Declaratioun of the just
and necessar causis, moving us of
the Nobillitie of Scotland and
uthers ye Kings Maiesties faith-
ful Subjectis, to repair to his
Hienes presence, and to remane
with him for resisting of the
present daingeris appearing to
Goddis trew religion and profes-
Bours thairof, & to his Hienes
awin person, estait & croun &
his faithful subjecteiB...(&.to seik
redres & reformatioun of the
abuse... of the Commoun wealth,
etc. Derectit from Strivilling
with speciall command and
licence to be pren tit Anno . 1582.
[Stirling f 1582.] 8vo.
C. 38. a. 18. (1.)
Without pagination.
— A Declaration of the just
causes of his Majesties proceeding
against those Ministers, who are
now lying in prison attainted of
high Treason. Set foorth by his
Majesties Counsell of his king-
dome of Scotland. B, Barker,
London, 1606. 4to. 1093. b. 69.
SCOTLAND.— Charles L,
King, Begin, Charles by the
grace of God, etc. (His Majesties
determination upon the first gene-
rail Submissions.) [Decrees re-
lating to tithes, etc. 2 Sept. 1 629.]
Edinburgh, [1629]. fol.
5805. b. (6.)
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S C O T L A N D.— Charles I.,
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cent, and granting to the Govern-
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SCOT L A N D.— Charles L,
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SCOTS. See S., W. The
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SCOTT (Edmund) An exact
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also what hath happened to the
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SCOTT (Sir Michael) The
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SCOTT (Thomas) B.D., Mi-
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Digitus Dei. [A sermon, by T. S.]
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King of Great Britain, etc. Cer-
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[By T. Scott.] 1624. 4to.
1103. e. 21.
Symmachia : or, a True-
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** To the Reader " in " Vox Eegis."^
t»
SCOTT (Thomas) B.D,, Mi^
1103. e. 11^ nister at Utrecht. The Belgicke
Pismire ; stinging the slothfull
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Provinces of the. A Kelation of to fast, watch and pray :... Where-
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694. c. 38.
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agreed upon...by the Colledge of ^he King. Wherein all men
Cardinals m Rome... W hereunto ought to walke in holinesse here.
18 annexed a censure upon the to happinesse hereafter. De-
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T. S. 1624. 8vo. 1103. e. 18. ■• ^^^Qg ^ ^^
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Belgick Pismire. — The Tongue-
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1103. e. 14.
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SCOTT (Thomas) Poe<. [Four
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SCOTT (William) An essay
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713. a. 4.
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SCOURGE. See D., J. A
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SCRIBONIUS (GuLiELMUs
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BamesB, ubi tum in ipsa pree-
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nniversos ejus interpretes & ani-
madversores, animadversiones ob-
servationesA plurimaa proponun-
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1134. a. 2.
S C R O G I E (Alexander)
JSetp. De imperfectione Sancto-
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Prses. I. Forbesio. E. BahanuSj
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SCUDAMORE (James) See
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SC UDDER (Henrt) See
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4407. aaa.
SCULTETUS (Abraham) A
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Gospell, by the goodnes and
power of God restored in the
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our Lord Jesus Christ. Made...
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— A Short Information, but
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SCUTE ^Cornelius) A pro-
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SEAMAN. The Sea-Mans
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SEDGWICK (Obadiah)
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SELDOM. See Admonitio]^.
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SELIM L, SuUan of the Turks.
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S E L M A N (John) The
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SEMPILL (&r James) Sacri-
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SEMPILL (EoBERT) The Ee-
gentis tragedie ending with ane
exhortatoun. [A Ballad, of 23
stanzas, on the Murder of the
Eegent Murray.] )$« E« Bcbert
Lekpreuik, Edinburgh, 1570. Broad-
side fol. Eox. III. 2.
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SENDABAR. See BidpIi.
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SENECA (Lucius Ann^us)
[ Works.] The Workes of L. A.
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SENECA (Lucius Ann£us)
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— [Be Bemediis Fortuitorum,]
L. A. Senecae ad Gallionem de
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SENNERTUS (Daniel)
D. Sennerti... Epitome Naturalis
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SEN
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SERMON. See B., J. A
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SERRES (Jean de) A gene-
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SETONUS (Joannes) Dialec-
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SETNOE. See Seeing.
SEYNOERMAN (Ghristo-
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SEYSSEL (Claude de) suc-
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VOL. III.
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SHACKLOCK (Richard^
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SHAIKH^ Muldi, King of Fez.
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SHAKESPEARE (William)
[Dramatic Works.] Mr. William
Shakespeares Ciimedies, Histories,
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4 u
1386
sn A
SH A
[Edited by J. Heminge and H.
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In this edition the pagination of
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— Another copy. MS. Notes
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The prospeotos of Malone's edi-
tion of Shakespeare has been in*
serted in this oopy.
— Another copy.
79. L 5.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[HamleL'] [The tragicall Historie
of Hamlet Prince of Denmarke.
By William Shakespeare, as it hath
beene divers Times acted by his
Highnesse Servants in the Cittie
of London : as also in the two
Universities of Cambridge and
Oxford, and else- where.] MS.
Note [by J. 0. Halli well]. Ed. Pr.
[For N. L. and lohn Trundell^
London, 1603.] 4to. 0. 34. k. !•
Imperfect ; wanting titlepage.
Without pagination. Sig. B-I.
Th& only other oopy known, which
has the title, but wants the last
leaf, is in the possession of the
Duke of Devonshire. The present
copy contains this leaf, and is inter-
leaved with MS. notes and printed
extracts from subsequent eiditiona
of the play.
— The Tragicall Historie of
Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke.
By William Shakespeare. Newly
imprinted and enlarged to almost
as much againe as it was, accord*
ing to the trae and perfect coppie.
Printed by L B.for N, L., London,
1605. 4to. C. 34. k. 2.
In this edition, which is a re-
issue, with a new titlepage, of that
printed in 1604, there are altera-
tions in the names of the characters
and the order of the scenes, as well
as much additional matter. Imper*
feet; wanting the last leaf. Without
pagination.
— The tragedy of Hamlet^
SHA
Prince of Denmarko. Newly im-
printed and .inlarged, according
to the true and perfect copy
lastly printed. Printed 6y W. 8.
for J. Smeihwicke, London^
[1607?] 4to. C. 34. k. 3.
— Another copy. C. 12. h. 14.
— Another edition. Printed
for J. Smeihwicke, London,
1611. 4to. C.34. k. 4.
— Another edition. JR. Young
for J. Smethmeke, London,
1637. 4to. C. 34.k. 5.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
IKing Henry IV.] See Henry V.,
King of England. The famous
Victories of Henry the fifth, etc.
[Being the play which furnished
Shakespeare with the outline of
the two parts of Henry IV.]
1617. 4to. C.34. 1.10.
— [King Henry IV., PL 1.]
See Henrt IV., King of England.
The History of Henrie the
Ponrth; with the battell at
Shrewsburie, etc. [By W. S.]
1598. 4to. C. 34.k. 6».
— The History of Henrie the
Fonrth; with the battell at
Shrewsburie, betweene the King
and Lord Henry Percy, sumamed
Henry Hotspur of the North.
With the humorous conceits of
Sir John Falstafife. Newly cor-
rected by W. Shake-speare.
Printed hy S. S.for A. Wise, Lon-
don, 1599. 4to. C. 34. k. 6.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 12. h. 12.
With the autograph of G. Steevena.
ThiB copy is inlaid.
— Another edition. MS. Notb
[by J. 0. Halliwell]. Printed for
M. Law, London, 1608. 4to.
C. 34. k. 7.
Only two perfect copies known.
SH A
1387
— Another edition. Printed
hy W. W. for M. Law, London,
1613. 4to. C. 34. k, 9.
With the autograph of Q. Steevens.
— Another copy. C. 34. k. 8.
In this copy there are variations
from the preceding at sig. Hi, line
5 from the bottom, and at sig. H4
verso, line 4.
— Another edition. Printed hy
T. P.;. ..gold hy M. Law, London^
1622. 4to. C. 12. g. 21.
— Another edition. J. Norton,
London, 1632. 4to. C. 34. k. 10.
With a list of the characters in MS.
— Another edition. J. Norton,
London, 1639. 4to. C. 34. k. 11.
SHAKESPEARE (Wilt jam)
[King Henry IV, PL 2.] The
Second |)art of Henrie the fourth,
continuing to his death, and
coronation of Henrie the fift.
With the humours of Sir lohn
FalstafTe, and swaggering Pistoll,
etc. Ed. Pr. Printed by V. 8,
for A. Wiie, and W. Aspley, Lon-
don, 1600. 4to. C. 34. k. 12.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 20.
With the autograph of G. Steevens.
— A copy of the original sheet
E of this edition, consisting of
four leaves only. The preceding
copies have an enlarged sheet E
of six leaves, containing an ad-
ditional scene. MS. Notes, by
J. 0. Halliwell. C. 34. k. 1 3.
— [King Henry V] See
Henrt v., King of England. The
Croniole History of Henry the
fift, eta 1600. 4to. C. 12. g. 22.
1608. 4to. C. 34. k. 14.
The famous Victories of
Henry the fifth, etc. [Being the
play which furnished Shakespeare
1388
SH A
SHA
with the outline of Henry V.,
etc.] 1617. 4to. C. 34. 1. 10.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[King Henry VL] The whole
contention betweene the two
Famous Houses, Lancaster and
Yorke. With the Tragicall ends
of the good Duke Humfrey,
Richard Duke of Yorke, and
King Henrie the sizt. Divided
into two parts : And newly cor-
rected and enlarged. Written by
W. Shakespeare, Gent. Prtnt&i
for T. P., Limdon, [1619]. 4to.
C. 34. k, 38. (1.)
The Beoond and third pis. of
Henry YI., as originally written.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 13.
Imperfect ; wanting sig. Cs and a.
— [King Senry VL'\ The true
Tragedie of Richarde Duke of
Yorke, and the death of good king
Henrie the sizt : with the whole
contention betweene the two
houses, Lancaster and Yorke, etc.
Pnn<ed6yF;F:,Lo»kJon,1600. 4to.
C. 12. h. 9.
The third pt. of Henry YI., as
originally written. Without pagi-
nation.
— [King LearJ] See Leab,
King. The True Chronicle His-
tory of King Leir, etc. [Supposed
to be the source from which
Shakespeare drew the materials
for his Tragedy of King Lear.]
1605. 4to. C. 34. 1. 11.
— M. William Shak-speare:
his True Chronicle Historic of
the life and death of King Lear
and his three Daughters. With
the unfortunate life of Edgar,
soune and heire to the Earle of
Gloster, and his sullen and as-
sumed humor of Tom of Bedlam.
As it was played before the
Kings Majestic at Whitehall vpon
S. Stephans night in Christmas
Hollidayes. By his Majesties
servants playing usually at the
Gloabe on the Bancke-side.
Ed. Pr. Printed for N. Butter,
London, 1608. 4to. G. 34. k. 18.
Without pagination. Sig. B-L.
— Another copy. MS. Note
[by J. 0. Halli well]. C. 34. k. 17.
Without pagination. Imperfect;
wanting the genuine titlepage.
This copy differs from the other in
having several textual yariations,
particularly on the verso of G2, the
verso of H3, and the first page of Hi.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[King Lear/] M. William Shake-
speare, bis True Chronicle History
of the life and death of King Lear,
and his three Daughters. With
the vnfortunate life of Edgar,
Sonne and heire to the Earle of
Glocester, and his sullen and
assumed humour of Tom of Bed-
lam. As it was plaid before the
Kings Maiesty at White-HaU,
vppon S. Stephens night, in
Christmas Hollidaies. By his
Maiesties Seruants, playing vsu-
ally at the Globe on the Banck-
side. [The second edition.]
Printed for N. Butter, [LondonJ]
1608. 4to. C. 34. k. 19.
Without pagination. Sig. A-L.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 27,
— Another copy. C. 34. k. 20.
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage,
which is supplied in MS., also one
leaf sig. Bi.
— [King Bichard IL] The
Tragedie of King Eichard the
second. As it hath beene pub-
likely acted by the Eight Honour-
able the Lord Chamberlaine his
seruants. By William Shake-
speare. [Second edition J^ Printed
hy F. Simmee for A. nise, dc.^
London, 1598. 4to. C. 34. k. 42.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. Printed
snA
SHA
1380
hjf W. W. for M. Law^ London^
1608. 4to. 0. 34. k. 43.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. PrinUd
for Jf. Low, LandoHj 1615. 4to.
C. 34. k. 44.
Without pagination. BlighUy
cropped.
— Another edition. J. Norton^
London, 1634. 4to. G. 34. k. 45.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 19.
Imperfect ; wanting the titlcpage
and tne whole of dg. A, which are
supplied in MS.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
SKing Bichard IIL] See Richard
II., King of England. [The
Tragedy of King Richard the
third, etc. ByW.S.] [1597.] 4to.
C. 39. i. 14.
— The Tragedie of King
Bichard the third. Conteining
his treacherons Plots against his
brother Clarence: the pitiful
mnrther of his innocent Ne-
phewes: his tyrannicall vsurpa-
tion: with the whole course of
his detested life, and most de-
serued death. As it hath beene
lately Acted by the Right honour-
able the Lord Chamberlaine his
seruants. By William Shake-
speare. [Second edition.] London^
1598. 4to. C. 34. k. 47.
Without pagination. The last
two leaves, sig. Mi and M2, are in
fao-simile.
— Another copy. C. 34. k. 46.
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage,
which is supplied in MS. The
edges are uncut.
— Another edition. T. Oreede
for A. Wise, London, 1602. 4to.
C. 34. k. 48.
— Another edition. T. Creeds,
£ondafi,[1612]. 4to. 0. 12. h. 10.
Titlepage mutilated.
— Another edition. T, Farfoot,
XoiMi(m,[ld22]. 4to. G.34. k.51.
The line containing the date has
been out off.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 14.
The two lines of the imprint have
been out off.
— Another copy. MS. Note
[by J. 0. Halliwell]. C. 34. k. 60.
Imperfect ; wanting sig. L and M.
Slightly cropped.
— Another edition. J, Norton,
London, 1629. 4to. C. 34. k. 52.
— Another edition. J. Norton,
London, 1634. 4to. G. 34. k. 53.
— Another copy. C. 34. k. 54.
Imperfect ; wanting sig. E2.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[^Love's Labour* 8 Lost. ] A pleasant
conceited Oomedie called Loues
labors lost. As it was presented
before her Highnes this last
Ohiistmas. Newly corrected and
augmented By W. Shakespere.
Ed. Pr. Imprinted at London by
W. W.for Outbert Burby, 1698. 4to.
C. 34. 1.
Without pagination.
— Loues Labours lost. A wittie
and pleasant Comedie, as it was
acted by his Maiesties Seruants
at the Blacke-Friei'S and the
Globe. Written by W. Shake-
speare. [The second edition.]
Printed by W. 8. for J. Smeth^
wicke,London,l63l. 4to. 0.34.k.21.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 12. h. 11.
Inlaid.
— Another edition. MS. Note -r- [Merchant of Venice.] The
[by J. O. Halliwell]. T.Creede;... most excellent Historic of the
soldby M.Lawe,London,^605. 4to. Merchant of Venice. With the ex-
C. 34. k. 49. treame crueltio of Shylocke the
1390
SHA
SHA
lewe towards the Bayd Merchant,
in cutting a just pound of his
flesh : and the obtayniug of Portia
by the choyse of three chests. As
it hath beene diuers times acted
by the Lord Ghamberlaine his
Seruants. Written by William
Shakespeare. £d. Pr. Printed hy
I. B. for Thomaa Heyes, dc, Lon-
don, 1600. 4to. C. 34. k. 22.
Without paginatioD.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 11.
— Another copy, C. 12. g. 32.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[Merchant of Venice,] The ex-
cellent History of the Merchant
of Venice. With the extreme
crueltie of Shylocke the lew to-
wards the saide Merchant, in cut-
ting a just pound of his desh.
And the obtaining of Portia, by
the choyse of three Caskets.
Written by W.Shakespeare. [The
second edition.] J. Boherta, [Lon-
don,] 1600. 4to. C. 34. k. 23.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 31.
— Another edition. Printed
hy M. P. for L. Hayes, London^
1637. 4to. C. 34, k. 24.
— [Merry Wives of Windsor.] A
most pleasant and excellent con-
ceited Comedy, of Sir John Fal-
Btaffe, and the merry Wives of
Windsor. With the swaggering
vaine of Ancient Pistoll, and
Corporal Nym : Written by W.
Shakespeare. [The second edi-
tion.] Printed for Arthur Johnson,
[London,] 1619. 4to. C.34.k.27.
Without pagination.
corrected. Printed by T. H, far
£. Meighen, London, 1630. 4to.
C. 34. k. 28.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
Bfidsummer NighCs Dream.] A
idsommer nights dreame. As
it hath beene sundry times
Eublickely acted, by the Bight
onourable the Lord Chamber-
laine his seruants. Written bjr
W. Shakespeare. Ed. Pr. Jw-
printed fur Thomas Fisher, London^
1600. 4to. C. 34. k.29.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. J. Roberts,
[London,] 1600. 4to. C.34.k.30.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 30.
— [Much ado about Nothing.]
Much adoe about Nothing. As it
hath been sundrie times publikely
acted by the right honourable,
the Lord Chamberlaine his ser-
uants. Written by William
Shakespeare. En. Pr. Printed hy
V. S. for A. Wise, and W. Aspley.
London, 1600. 4to. G. 12. g. 29.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 34. k. 38.
Imperfect; wanting the last leaf,
which has been supplied in MS.
— [OtheUo.] The Tragoedy of
Othello, the Moore of Yeuioe.
As it hath beene diuerse times
acted at the Globe, and at the
Black-Friers, by his Maiestics
Seruants. Written by W. Shake-
speare. Ed. Pr. Printed by N. O.
for T. Walkley, London, 1622. 4to.
C. 34. k. 32.
After p. 73 the pagination is very
irregular.
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 24. " Another copy. C. 34. k. 33.
— The Merry Wives of Wind-
sor. With the humours of Sir
lohn Falstaffe, as also the swag-
gering vaine of Ancient Pistoll,
and Coiporall Nym ... Newly
Imperfect; wanting pp. 97-99,
which have been supplied in M8.,
with six additional lines. Hie title-
page is mutilated. Sheet C has
oecn wrongly imposed.
— [The second edition.] Printed
S n A 8 H A 13D1
hy A. M. for B. Hawkins, London, — Another copy. C. 84. k. 38.(2.)
1630. 4to. C. 12. g. 28. Imperfect; wanting the titlepage.
^- Another copy. C. 34. k. 34. — Another edition. Printed hy
Imperfect; wanting pp. 21, 22, L N. for B. B., LondonylQ^O. 4 to.
which have been supplied in MS. C. 34. k. 39.
SHAKESPEARE (Wiluam) _ Another copy. MS. Note
[FencUs.'] See Pebicles, Prince [by J. 0. HalliwellJ. C. 34. k. 40.
of Tyre. The Painfull Adven- The imprint in this copy is
tnreB of Pericles... Being the tme shorter than in the preceding, and
History of the Play of Pericles [by is in a diflfereut type.
W.S.],etc. 1608. 4to. C. 34. 1.8. _ Another edition. T. Cotes,
— The late, and mnch admired I^ondm, 1635. 4to. C. 34. k. 41.
Play, Called Pericles, Prince of SHAKESPEARE (William)
Tyre. With the true Relation of [B<meo and JuLxet.] An excellent
the whole Historic, aduentures, conceited Tragedie of Romeo and
and fortunes of the said Prince : luliet. As it hath been often
as also, the no lesse strange, and (with great applause) plaid pub-
worthy accidents in the Birth liquely, by the right Honourable
and Life, of his Daughter Ma- the L. of Hunsdon his Servants,
riana. As it hath been diners Ed. Pr. J. Banter, London,
and sundry times acted by his 1597. 4to. C. 34. k. 65.
Majesties Seruants, at the Globe ^jthont pagination. Several
on the Banck-side. By W. bhake- leaves are slightly mutilated.
speare. Ed. Pr, Imprinted for mi. i. n x j i
fiOoMon, £<mAm. 1609. 4to. -The most excellent and la-
n Q/i w QA mentable Tra£;edie, of Komeo and
^.., . . .. luliet. Newly corrected, aug-
pagma ion. ^ mented, and amended : As it
— Another edition. Imprinted hath beene sundry times pub-
for Henry OoMon, dc, London, liquely acted, by the right Hon-
1609. 4to. C. 12. h. 5. curable the Lord Chamberlaine
Althongh the titlepage is the his servants. Printed by Thomas
same as the preceding, the variations Creede, for CutKbert Burhy, dc,
in spelling in this edition are 1^,^^^011,1599. 4to. C. 12. g. 18.
numerous, and maoy errors have ' b ^*
been oorrecfed; the initial woodcut Without pagination,
at sig. Aa is also different. This . .-, j... -n * . ^ ^
copy is inlaid. —Another edition. Printed for
,. . „rt ^T J. Smethwicke, London, [ 1601 \ 4to.
— Another edition. MS. Isote n 34 \ eg
rbyJ.0.Halliwell].Pnnted6yS.flf., '
London, 1611. 4to. C. 34. k. 37. — Another edition. MS. Note
Without pagination. Big. D has [hy J. 0. Halliwell]. Printed for
two leaves only. •/• Smeihtoick, London, 1609. 4to.
— Another edition. Printed for
T. P., [Lmdon,] 1619. 4to. — Another edition. B. Young
C. 12. h. 6. f<»'J.8meihtoicke,London,lQ37, 4to.
Originally printed with " The ^- ^^' ^' ^^'
whole contention betweene the two — {Taming of the Shrew,! See
famou8hou8e8,l^n«ifiterandYorke," Taming. A Pleasant Conceited
sig. K~Bb. Without pagination. tt« ^ • n t mi . e
This copy has the autograph of Historic, called Ihe temmg of a
O. Steevens. Shrew, etc. [Variously attributed
13D2
SHA
SHA
toW. Shakespeare, toG.Feeleand
toB. Greene.] 1696. 4to. 161.b.8.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[Taming of the Shrew.'] A wittie
and pleasant Coined ie called The
taming of the Shrew... Written by
Will. Shakespeare. [The second
edition.] Printed by W. S. far
J, Smethwickej London, 1631. 4to.
C. 12. g. 25.
Without pagination.
— Another copy. C. 34, k. 69.
Titlepage mutilated.
— [ Titus Androniau.] See An-
DRONicus (T.) The most lament-
able Tragedie of Titus Androni-
cus [by W. S.], etc. 1611. 4to.
C. 12. g. 16.
— [Troilus and Cressida,"] The
Famous Historic of Troylus and
Cresseid. Excellently expressing
the beginning of their loues, with
the conceited wooing of Pandanis
Prince of Licia. Written by
W. Shakespeare. [With the prose
Preface.] Ed. Pr. MS. Note [by
J. O. Halliwell]. G. Eld for
B. Bonian and H. Walley, London^
1609. 4to. 0. 34. k. 61.
Without pagination.
— The Historic of Troy Ins and
Cresseida. As it was acted by the
Kings Maiesties seniants at the
Globe. Written by W. Shake-
speare. Imprinted by O, Eld for
B, Bonian and H, Waller, London,
1609. 4to. 163. i. 12.
Without pagination. This is
another oopy of the first edition, but
'with the titlepage of the second.
It is inlaid and has the autograph
of G. Steevens on the titlepage.
— [Poems.'] Poems : written by
Wil. Shake-speare, Gent. T.Cotes^
London, 1640. 8vo. C. 39. a. 40.
Without pagination. There is a
second titlepage similar to the first,
the date only being omitted. This
oopy has not the portrait by W.
M(Hi«hali).
— Another copy. G. 11183.
With the portrait
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[Bape of LtKsreee.] Lucrece.
Ed. Pr. B. Field, for I. Harrison^
London, 1594. 4to. C. 21. c. 45.
Without pagination. Forty-seTen
leaves. On the reoto of Aa is the
Dedication to the Earl of South-
ampton ; and on verso of the same
is the Argument. Some changes
'were made in this poem by the
author, or at his instance, while
the sheets were going through the
press. As for example, in some
copies the following couplet occurs :
**And every one to rest himself
betakes.
Save thieves, and cares, and
troubled minds that wakea."
Corrected in this oopy thus :
"And everie one to rest them-
selves betake,
Save theeves, and cares, and
troubled minds that wake."
•— Another copy. G. 11178.
In this oopy the corrections men-
tioned above have not been made.
— The Rape of Lucrece...
Newly revised. Printed by J. O,
for J. Stafford^, London, 1616. 8 vo.
C. 34. a. 44.
— Another edition. Printed by
L B. for B. Jackson, London^
1624. 8vo. C. 39. a. 37. (2.)
— Another copy. G. 11179.
— [Sonnets.] Shake-speares
Sonnets. Never before imprinted.
(A Lovers complaint.) O. Eld,
for T. T[horpe],...solde by J. Wright,
London, 1609. 4to. G. 21. c. 44.
Forty leaves, without pagina-
tion. The sonnets end at the recto
of Ki, and the ** Lovers Complaint"
commences on verso of the same.
The inscription, "To . the . on1i<» .
begetter . of . these . insuing . sonnets.
Mr. W. H. Ac," is subscribed, « T.
T[horpe]."
— Another oopy. G. 11181.
Duplicate, except that on the
titlepage W. Asplley appears as the
bookseiier iustcail of J. Wright
SUA
SHA
1303
SHAKESPEARE (William^
[ Venus and Adania,^ Yenus ana
Adonis.
Villa miretnr vnlgns : mihi flavna
Apollo
Pocula Castalia plena ministret
aqua.
fThe second edition.] JB. JPicW,
Ixmdon, 1594. 4to. G. 11180.
Twenty-seyen leaves, ivithout
pagination. The dedication to H.
iVriotheBly, Earl of Southampton, is
signed : "'W. Shakespeare."
— Another edition. MS. Notes
[by G. Daniel and T. Rodd].
Imprinted ...by B. F[ield] for
J, Harison^ London, 1596. 8vo.
C. 21. a. 37.
Twenty-saven leaves, without
pagination.
— Another edition. Few MS.
NoTFS. Imprinted.., for W. Leake,
London, 1602. 8vo. C. 21. a. 49.
Twenty-seven leaves, without
pagination.
— Another edition. J. Wreit-
toun, Edinburgh, 1627. 8vo.
C. 21. a. 31.
— Another edition. J. B^arri-
son], London, 1636. 16mo.
C. 21. a. 56.
— [Supposititious WorJcs. — King
Edward III.] The Raigne of
King Edward the third. [A play
in verse, supposed to have been
partly written by W. S.] See
Sdward III., King of England.
— [Supposititious Works. — King
John.] The first and second Part
of the troublesome Raigne of
John King of England. With
the disconerie of King Richard
Cordelion's Base sonne (vulgarly
named, the Bastard Pancon-
bridge :) Also the death of King
John at Swinstead Abbey.
Written by W. Shakespeare [or
rather by C. Marlow?]. 2 pts.
London, 1622. 4to. C. 34. k. 16.
This play is not Shakespeare's, but
an older piece on the same subject.
Each pt. has a distinct titlepage.
Without pagination. For the edi-
tion of 1611, see under •* Sh., W."
— Another copy. C. 12. g. 12.
SHAKESPEARE (William)
[Supposititious Works. — Locrine.]
See S., W. The lamentable tra-
f;edie of Locrine ... By W. S.
Sometimes attributed to W.
Shakespeare.] 1595. 4to.
C. 34. b. 28.
— [Supposititious Works. — Lon-
don Prodigal.] The London Pro-
digall. As it was plaide by the
Kings Maiesties seruants. By
W. Shakespeare. Ed. Pb. Printed
by P. C. for N. Butter, London,
1605. 4to. C. 34. 1. 3.
Without pagination.
— [Supposititious Works. — Life
and Death of Thomas Lord Grom-
well.] See S., W. The true
Chronicle Historic of the whole
life and death of Thomas Lord
Cromwell. ..Written by W. S.
[Attributed to W. Shakespeare.]
1613. 4to. C. 34. b. 14.
— [Supposititious Works. — Muce"
dorus.] See Mucedorus. A most
pleasant Comedie of Mucedorus,
etc. [Attributed to W. Shake-
speare.] 1598. 4to. C. 34.b.34.
1610. 4to. 643. c. 31.
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SHAKESPEARE (William)
[SuppositiUoua Works. — Furiian.]
See S., W. The Puritaine or
the Widdow of Watling-streete.
...Written by W. S. [i.e. Went-
worth Smith? frequently, but
erroneously, attributed to W.
Shakespeare]. 1607. 4to.
C. 34. 1. 4.
— \_Suppontitiou8 Works. — Sir
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of the true & honorable history of
the Life of Sir lohn Old-castle,
the good Lord Cobham. [An
historical Flay, in prose and
verse.] As it hath bene lately
acted by the Eight honorable
the Earle of Notingham Lord
High Adniirall of England, his
Seruants. Written by William
Shakespeare [or rather by A.
Munday, M. Drayton, R. Wilson,
?ind E. Hathwayo]. Printed for
T. P., London, 1600. 4to.
C. 34. 1. 1.
Without pagination. Another
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and not having Sbakeepoiire's name
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— [Supposiiiiious Works. — Two
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1634. 4to. 644. b. 33.
— [Supposititious Works. — York-
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able and tme... Written by W.
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1608. 4to. 0. 34. 1. 5.
Only two other copies are known
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— Another edition. Printed for
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^ Another copy. C. 12. g. 17.
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The date has been altered to 1608.
SHARPS (Jambs) or (John)
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SHARPS (Leonell) Novnm
Fidei Symbolum; sive de novis
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snperstitionis articulis Gatholic»
Pidei nomine velatis, et a Pio
quarto in symboli formam re-
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— Oratio funebris in honorem
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SHARPE (Lewis) TheKoble
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SHARPHAM (Edward)
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SH A
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SHARPHAM (Edward) The
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SHARROCK (John) See
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SHAW ( JoHN)Eer. /Sec Bible.
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SHAWE (James) See S., J.
SHAXTON (Nicholas) Bishop
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SHEARWOOD (Thomas)
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SHELFORD (Richard) A
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1396
SHE
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SHELFORD rRoBERx) Five
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SHELTON (Thomas) See
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SHEPRBVE ( John) J. She-
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1127. a. 31.
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SHERLAND ( ) Recorder
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(K.) The Saints Safetie, etc.
SHERLEY {Sir Anthony)
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Sub ... The Aduentures of Sir
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SHE
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SHE RLE Y (iSfiV Anthony)
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...of Abas, now King of Persia,
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being now in prosecution of the
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SHERLEY (Sir Robert) See
Day (J.) The Travailes of the
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— Proceedings and death. See
Herbert (Sir T.) Bart. A relatipn
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MiBDLETON (T.) Sir R. Sherley,
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— War8 against the TurJce. See
Nixon (A.) [The three English
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679. h. 12.
SHERLEY (5tV Thomas) See
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SHERLEY (Sir Thomas)
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SHERRY (Richard) A
treatise of Schemes & Tropes...
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is added a declamacion that chyl-
dren even strayt fro their infancie
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ynge. Written fyrst in Latin by
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— A treatise of the Figures of
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Whereunto is joygned the Oration
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iug thankes unto him for pardon-
yng ... M. Marcellus. In sedibua
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11825. a.
SHERWILL (Thomas^
t Funeral sermon.] See Grosse (A.)
)eaths deliverance, etc.
S HER WIN (Ralph) See
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A Discoverie of E. Campion and
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SHERWOOD (Robert) See
CoTGRAVB (R.) A bictionarie of
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...Whereunto is also annexed a...
Dictionarie, of the English set
1398
SHE
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SHERWOOD (RoBERi) The
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...enlarged. B. Young^ London^
1634. 8vo. 12950. a. 1.
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SHIERLBY (Sir Anthony)
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SHILLING (Andrew) The
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SHIRLEY (Henry) The
Martyr'd Souldier. [A tragedy,
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1638. 4to. 644. c. 55.
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SHIRLEY (James) 5ee Chap-
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1640. 4to. 644. b. 29.
The Night.Walker...A
Comedy ...Written by J, Fletcher
[andJ.S.?]. 1640. 4to. 644. e. 3.
SHIRLEY (James) The Bird
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— A Contention for Honour
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— The DukcB Mistris. [A
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/. Norton for A. Crooke, London,
1638. 4to. 644. o. 54.
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— The Example. [A comedy
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Without pagination.
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SHI
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SHIRLEY (James) The
Gratefull Servant. A Comedie
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John GrenCy London, 1630. 4to.
644. c. 39.
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T. Cotes for A. Crooke and W. Cooke,
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T. Cotes for A. Orooke, London,
1640. 4to. 644. c. 61.
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»— The Maides Revenge. A
SHI
1399
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SHIRLEY (JAMiffi) The Op-
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SHIRLEY (James) The
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SHIRL^EY (Sir Robert)
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SHOEMAKER See H., W.
A Merrie and Pleasant Comedy...
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SHORE (Jane) See C, A.
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SHOT. The Foysonit Schot.
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SHUTE (John) See Cam-
BiNi (A.) Two very notable CJom-
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SHUTE (Nathaniel) Corona
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preach t ... at the ... funerals of . . .
B. Fishbume, etc. W. Stanaby
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SHUTE (W.) See Fougasses
(T. de) The generall Historie of
Venice ... Englished by W. S.
1612. fol. 803.1.9.
— See Maurice, Prince of Orange^
etc. The Triumphs of Nassau...
Translated out of French by W.
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1620. fol. 9405. f. 2.
SHUTTE (Christopher) A
compendious forme and summe
of Christian doctrine, called the
Testimonie of a true faith, eta
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1581. 8vo. 3505. c. 50. (2.)
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— A... sermon [on Heb. xi. 7]
preached before the j'ong Coun-
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MS. Notes. C. Barker, London^
1578. 8vo. 114. a. 38.
Withoat pagination. Register A-G.
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8IBBALD (James) Holinesse
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fixodns: in Commemoration of
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SINGLETON (Isaac) The
Downfall of Shebna: Together
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ITow Cupid in a dreame did her
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SMELL-KNAVE (Simon)
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Without pagination.
— Another edition. Printed
hy T. D. for C, Burhy, London,
1607. 8vo. 4474. cc. 98.
— The Affinitie of the Faith-
full... A... Sermon [on Luke viii.
1 9-2 1 ]. Printed by W. Hoskins and
H. Ohettlefor N.Ling and J. Bushie,
London, 1591. 8vo. 4474. b. 68.
Without pagination.
Nowe the Second time
imprinted, corrected, and aug-
mented. Printed for N. Ling and
J. Busbie, London, 1591. 16mo.
4474. a. 20.
Without pagination.
SMITH (Henry) Minister of
St. Clement Danes. The bene-
fite of contentation. [A sermon
on 1 Tim. VI. 6.] ^.1L. A. Jeffes,
for B. Ward, London, 1 590. 1 6mo.
4474. b. 65.
Without pagination.
Newly examined
and corrected by the author.
A. Jeffes, London, 1591. 16mo.
1412. a. 29.
— The Christians Sacrifice. [A
sermon on Prov. xxiii. 26.]
T. Orwin for T. Man, London,
1589. 8vo. 1018. b. 18.
— Another edition. Printed
for T. Man, London, 1591. 8vo.
4474. b. 69.
— The Fall of King Nabuchad-
nezzer. [A Sermon on Dan. iv.
28-30.] Printed hy T. Scarlet,
[London,'] 1591. 8vo.
4474. b. 102. (2.)
* Without pagination.
— The first sermon of Noah's
drunkennes [on Gen. ix. 20, 21].
A glasse wherein all drunkards
may behold their beastlinesse.
W. Kearney, London, 1591. 16mo.
4452. a.
Without pagination.
— A FruitfuU Sermon upon
part of the 5 Chapter of the first
Epistle of Saint Paul to the
Thessalonians [verses 19-22].
Printed for N. Ling, London,
1591. Svo. 4474. b. 70.
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— Another edition. Printed
for the Widdowe Broome^ Landofiy
1591. 18mo. 4474. a. 22.
SMITH (Henry) Minister of
St, Clement Danes. Gods arrowe
against Atheists. W» H. J. Banter,
London, 1593. 4to. 4014. bbb.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. Imprinted
by F. K. for T. Pavier, London,
1609. 4to. 4016. aa.
— Another edition. Imprinted
by H. L, for T, Pavier, London,
1614. 4to. 4014. c.
— Another edition. Imprinted
by O, M. for E. Brewster, London,
1628. 4to. 4014. bbb.
— Jacobs Ladder, or the High
Way to Heaven, etc. [A sermon
on 1 Cor. IX. 24.] The widdow
Orwin for T. Man, London,
1595. 8vo. 4474. b. 74.
Without pagination.
— Jnrisprudentiae, MedicinsB et
Theologies Dialogue dulcis. (Vita
supplicium ; sive, de misera homi-
nis conditione qnerela.) [Edited
by B. Cave. VerKe.] 2 pts. Ex-
cudebat L Banter, Impensis T. Man,
Londinum, 1592. 12 mo.
1213. k. 16. (3.)
Without pagination. Each pt. has
a distinct titlepage.
— The Lawiers question. The
answere to the Lawiers question.
The censure of Christ upon the
answere. [Three sermons on
Luke X. 25, etc.] Printed for
T, Oosson, London, 1595. 8vo.
4474. b. 73.
Each sermon has a distinct title-
page. Without pagination. The
general titlepage is slightly muti-
lated.
— Maries Choise. [A Sermon
on Luke x. 38-42.] With Prayers
written by the same Author.
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T. Scarlet, for C. Burby, London,
1592. 8vo. 4452. c. (5.)
Without pagination.
— Another copy. 874. c. 13.
SMITH (Henry) Minister of
St Clement Banes. The Prea-
cher's Proclamacion...Eccle8ia8te8
1. 2. [A Sermon.] W. Kearney,
London, 1591. 8vo. 4474. a. 23.
Without pagination.
— A preparative to manage.
The summe whereof was spoken
at a contract and inlarged after.
Whereunto is annexed a Treatise
of the Lords Supper (in two ser-
mons^ and another (in two ser-
mons) of usurie. 3 pts. By
T. Orwin for T. Man, London,
1591. 8vo. 1018. b. 20.
Each pt. has a special titlepage
and separate register. Pts. 2 and 3
are without pagination.
— A preparative to manage,
etc. (Three Praiers... Whereunto
is annexed, a godlie letter to a
sicke-friend ; and a comfortable
speech of a preacher, vpon his
death bed.) Newly corrected,
and augmented by the Authour!
4 pts. J. Charleioood for T. Man,
London, 1591. 8vo. 4452. a!
The "Treatise of the Lords
Supper" and "The Examination of
Vsurie," printed by T. Orwin, have
each a separate titlepage, and ai«
each "in two sermons" separately
paged. The " Three Praiers " have
also a separate titlepage, pagination,
and register. The sig. M of the
"comfortable speech" is continued
from that of the Treatises of the
Lords Supper and of Vsurie; the
"Preparative to manage" having
also a distinct register.
— Another edition. JR. Field
for T. Man, London, 1591. 8vo.
4474. b. 103.
— The pride of King Nehu-
chadnezzar. Dan. 4. 26, 27.
r. Scarlet, London, 1591. 12mo. '
4474. a. 21.
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— Another edition. T. Scarlet^
ILondan,] 1691. 8vo.
4474. b. 102. (1.)
SMITH (Henry) Minister of St.
Clement Danes. The restitution of
King Nabnchadnezzer. Dan. 4,
veraeB 31, 32, 33, 34. T. Scarlet,
London, 1591. 8vo. 4474. a. 24.
Imperfect; wanting pp. 15, 16.
— Another edition. T. Scarlet,
[LofiAm,] 1591. 8vo.
4474. b. 102. (3.)
— Another edition. T. Scarlet,
London, 1591. Bvo. 4474. a. 25.
— A sermon of the benefite of
contentation [on 1 Tim. vi. 6], etc.
». a, B. Ward for J. Proctor,
London, 1590. Bvo. 4452. a.
Without pagination.
— The Sinful! man's search.
PA Sermon on Job viii. 5-7.]
Prtnted for O. Burhy, London,
1592. 8vo. 4452. o. (4.)
— Another copy. 874. o. 12.
— Another edition. Printed
hy T. S. for O. Burhy, London,
1594. 8vo. 4474. b. 71.
— The sinful! mans search, etc.
(Maries Choise. [A Sermon on
Inke X. 38-42.] With praiers,
etc.) T. Scarlet for C. Burhy,
London, 1594. 4to. 4452. bb.
— Another edition. Printed
for 0. Burhy, London, [1594t?] 8vo.
4452. b. (2.)
Imperfect ; wanting Big. D and E.
— The Sinners Confession. [A
Sermon on Luke xix. 6-9.]
Printed for W, Leake, London,
1594. 8vo. 4474. aaa. 92.
Without pagination.
— The Sinners Conversion.
PA Sermon on Luke xix. 1-5.]
l^rinted for W. Leake, London,
1594. 8vo. 4410. o.
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SMITH (Henry) Minister of St.
ClementDanes. The trumpet of the
soule, sounding to judgement. [A
sermon on Ecoles. xi. 9.] J. Perrin,
London,1591. 16mo. 4452. a.
— Another edition. Printed
for the widdow Perrin, London,
1593. 8vo. 4452. c. (3.)
— [Another edition.] Where-
unto is annexed, a Devout Prayer.
JEf. All-de, London, 1621. 8vo.
693. e. 11. (12.)
— Another edition. 15. 2.
Printed hy E. G. for O. Edwards,
Xondon, 1640. 16mo. 4474. a. 45.
— The Wedding Garment.
[A Sermon on Rom. xiii. 14.]
Printed for W. Wright, London,
[1590?] 8vo. 4474. b. 66.
— Another edition. London,
1591. 8vo. 4474. a. 26.
— Another edition. London,
1591. 8vo. 4474. b. 67.
SMITH (John) Governor of
Virginia, etc. The Trauels and
Aduentures of captaine I. S. in
diners parts of the world. See
PuRCHAS (S.) Purchas his Pil-
grimes, etc. Pt. 2. 1625. fol.
679. h. 12.
— The Description of Virginia,
by Capt. J. S., inlarged out of
his written Notes. See Purchas
(S.) Purchas his Pilgrimes, etc.
Pt. 4. 1625. fol. 679. h. 14.
— See Smith, Families of A
congratulatory Poem upon the
Noble Feast made by the... Fami-
lies of the Smiths. [ With a wood-
cut of the Exploits of J. Smith.]
[1630?] s.sh. fol. 835. m. 9. (37.)
— An accidence or the path-
way to experience, necessary for
all Young Seamen;... shewing the
Phrases, Offices and Words of
4 Y
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Command, belonging to the Build-
ing, Kidging, and Sayling, a
Man of Warre, etc. Printed for
J, Man and B, Fisher, London,
1626. 4to. 633. d. 3. (1.)
— Another copy. 633. f. 21. (1.)
SMITH (John) Governor of
Virginia, etc. Advertisements for
the unexperienced Planters of
New-England, or anywhere. Or,
the Path-way to experience to
erect a Plantation. With the
yearely proceedings of this coun-
try in Fishing and Planting,
since the yeare 1614. to the yeare
1630. and their present estate.
Also how to prevent the greatest
inconveniences, by their proceed-
ings in Virginia, and other Plan-
tations... With.. .a description of
the Coast, Harbours, Habitations,
etc. J. Haviland, London, 1631. 4to.
C. 33. c. 14.
With folding map of New England.
— Another copy. G. 7123.
— A Description of New Eng-
land: or the observations, and
discoveries, of Captain J. Smith
in the North of America, in the
year 1614: with the successe of
size ships, that went the next
veare 1616; and the accidents
befell him among the French
men of warre : With the proofo
of the present benefit this Coun-
trey affoords, etc. H. Lownes for
B, Gierke, London, 1616. 4to.
C. 13. a. 11. (2.)
This copy ie without the map.
— Another copy. G. 7122.
Also wanting the map.
— Another copy. C. 33. c. 12.
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage
and tbe last leaf, containing verbes
to the author by Thos. Carlton;
these, however, have been supplied
in fac-simile. This copy has the
map.
SMITH (John) Governor of
Virginia, etc. The Generall His-
toric of Virginia, New-England,
and the Summer Isles, with the
names of the Adventurers, Plan-
ters, and Governours from their
first beginning An*: 1584 to this
present 1624... Also the Maps and
Descriptions of all those Conn tryes,
their Com modi tie8,people,Govem-
ment, Customes, and Beligion yet
knowne. Divided intosixe Bookes,
etc. L. P. Printed by L 2>. and
L H. for M. Sparkea, London^
1624. fol. G. 7037.
The titlepage is engraved. Sheet
0,pp. 97-104, which was suppressed,
is wanting in this and all the other
copies. In this copy, after (he <tri-
ginal prints of the £>uchess of Rich-
mond and of Matoaka, the counter-
feit prints are likewise added.
— Another copy. 601. 1. 8.
This copy bears date 1626. Im-
perfect: wanting the portraits and
all the maps, except that of tlie
Summer Isles; wanting also fol. 3,
containing "A Preface of foure
Poyuts."
— Another copy. 601 . 1. 9.
11)0 date in this copy is 1627.
Imperfect ; wanting all the plates.
— Another copy. 666. g. 1. (2.)
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage
and aU the plates.
— Another copy. 984. f. 11.
With a new engrayed titlepage,
bearing imprint and date, '* Printed
by I. D. and I. H. for E. Black-
more, London, 1632."
— Another copy. 147. d. 2.
— A Map of Virginia. With
a description of the Conntrey, the
Commodities, People, Govern-
ment and Religion. Written by
Captaine Smith... Wherennto is
annexed the proceedings of those
Colonies, since their first depar-
ture from England, with the dis-
courses, Orations, and relations of
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the Salva^s... Taken faithfully...
out of the writings of Doctor
Bnssell, T. Stndley ... And the
relations of divers other... obser-
vers there present then. [First
compiled by R. Pots; revised]
by W. S[trachey and edited by
T. Abbay]. 2 pts. J. BarneSj
Oxford, 1612. 4to. C. 33. c. 18.
With folding plate. Each pi
has a separate titlepage, pagination,
and register.
— Another copy. G. 7120.
SMITH (JoHN^ Oovemor of
Virginiaj etc. Isew En glands
Trials : declaring the successe of
26 ships employed thither within
these six yeares; with the benefit
of that Countrey by sea and land :
and how to bnild threescore sayle
of good ships, to make a little
Navie Royall. W. Jones, London,
1620. 4to. C. 33. o. 15.
Without pagination. Begister B, G.
— New Englands Trials. De-
claring the snccesse of 80 Ships
employed thither within these
eight yeares; and the benefit of
that Countrey by Sea and Land,
^ith the present estate of that
happie Plantation... And how to
bnild a Fleete of good Shippes...
The second Edition. W, Jones,
London, 1622. 4to. C. 33. c. 5.
Without pagination. Big. A-D.
— Anotheroopy. 1061.a.21.(3.)
— Another copy. G. 7197.
— A True Relation of such oc-
cnrrenoes and accidents of noate
as hath hapned in Virginia since
the first planting of that Collony,
ivhich is now resident in the
South part thereof, till the last
retume from thence. Written
"by Th. Watson. Gent., etc. [or
rather by Captain John Smith.
Edited by J. H.]. ». I. Printed
for J. Tappe, London, 1608. 4to.
G.7121,
Without pa^nation. With a
folding map. The editor's preface
shows tliat the titlepage is in error
in giving T. Watson as the author.
— Another copy. MS. Notes.
C. 33. 0. 35.
Imperfect ; wanting the map and
the printer's address.
SMITH (John) Governor of
Virginia, etc. The True Travels,
Adventures, and Observations of
Gaptaine J. Smith, in Europe,
Asia, Allrica, and America, from...
1593. to 1629... Together with a
continuation of his generall His-
tory of Virginia, etc. J. H, for
Hiomas Slater, London, 1630. fol.
G. 7195,
With plates and the map with the
head of Smith by Passe, taken from
his ^ Virginia." At the beginning of
the volume is inserted: '*A Con-
gratulatory Poem upon the noble
Feast made by the Ancient and
renowned Families of the Smiths.
London, printed for Francis Smith."
— Another copy. B. 273. (1.)
— Another copy. 666. g. 1. (1.)
Without the plates.
SMITH (John) Minister of
davering. See Jewel (J.) Bi-
shop of Salisbury. 'AvoXoyia rrji
*AyyXci>v "EKJcATyo'ias . . . Apologia Ec-
clesiffi Anglicanaa Greece versa.
Interprete I. S(mith), etc. Gr.
1614. 12mo. 3505. a.
Lat, and Gr.
1639. 8vo.
4109. a. 9.
— Essex Dove presenting the
world with a few of her Olive
Branches ; or, a taste of the workes
of ... J. Smith . . . Second edition ,
enlarged. [Edited hy I. Hart.]
G, Miller for G. Edwards, London,
1633. 8vo. 3752. b.
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SMITH f John) MinUter of
CUwering. A pateme of true
prayer. A learned and comfortable
exposition or commentarie upon
the Lords Prayer, etc. Printed
hy L 2>. for T. Man, London,
1624. 12mo. 873. f. 36.
SMITH (John) WelUunller to
the Mathematics, See Ephemerides.
Smith... A new Almanacke and
Prognostication... By J. S.
SMITH (Jude) See Bible. —
Old Testament. — Song of Solomon.
A misticall devise of the spirituall
...love betwene Christ... and the
Church... set forth in verse by
J.S.,etc. 1575. 8vo. C.37.b.47.
— See Kynnestar (J.) A true
reporte ... of an horrible . . . Murther,
doen in the citie of Bristowe by
one Jhon Kynnestar, etc. (An
admonishment of the same [by
J.S.].) 1573. 8vo. C. 34. a. 19.
SMITH (Margaret) Lady.
See C, B. An Elegie sacred to
the Immortall Memory of Marga-
ret Lady Smith, etc. [16 — ?] 4to.
11626. d. 7.
SMITH (Miles) Bishop of
Gloucester. See Babington (G.)
successively Bishop of Llanaaff,
etc. Certaine plaine, . .. notes upon
every Chapter of Genesis, etc.
[Commendatory prefaces by E.
Littleton and M. S.] 1596. 4to.
479. a. 4. (1.)
— Sermons of the... Bishop of
Glocester transcribed out of his
originall Manuscripts, etc. (A
Sermon at the funerall of the...
Bishop ... preached ... upon the
ninth of November, 1624. by
T. Prior, etc.) Elizabeth AUde for
B. Allot, London, 1632. fol.
4452. g.
The funeral sermon has a Beparate
titlepage.
IX. 23, 24] preached at Worcester,
at an Assise, etc. [With a dedi-
catory preface by R. Burhil.]
MS. Notes. J. Barnes, Oxford.
1602. 8vo. C. 12.d.l8.(3.)
S M I T H (Nicholas) pseud.
[i.e. Matthew Wilson.] See B., A.
A defence of N. S. against a reply
to his discussion of some pointes
taught by Mr. Doctour Eellison
in his treatise of the Ecclesiasti-
cal! hierarchy. 1630. 8vo.
701. a. 5. (3.)
SMITH (Peter) D.D. See
Bible. — Old Testament. — Lert-
ticus. Expository Works. Hezapla
Leviticum ... finished by P. S.
1631. fol. 3104. d.
SMITH rBiCHARD) Bishop of
Chalcedon. See Catholic Keli-
GiON. Th[e] P[r]udentiall Bal-
lance of Religion, wherin the
Catholike and Protestant religion
are weighed together, etc. [By
R. S.] 1609. 8vo. 3936. aa.
A Conference of the Catho-
like and Protestante Doctrine
wi th . . . Holie Scri pture. Which
is the second parte of the Pni-
dentiall Balance of Beligion.
[ByR.S.] 1631. 4to. 3936. dd,
— See Featley (D.) The
Grand Sacrilege of the Church
of Rome,... Together with two
Conferences ; the former at Paris
with D. Smith... the later at Lon-
don with Mr. Everard. 1630. 4to.
3935. b.
Transubstantiation ex-
ploded: or, an Encounter with
R.[S.],etc. 1638. 12mo. 854.a.23.
— See Great Brtfain and Ire-
land.— Charles I., King. A Pro-
clamation for the apprehension
of R. S., etc. (Dec. 11, 1628).
1628. s.sh. fol. 606. h. 11. (114.)
— A learned... Sermon [on Jer. A second Proclamation
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(24 March, 1628, 0.S.) 1628. fol.
21. h. 1. (26.)
SMITH (Richard) Bishop of
Chalcedon. See B., S.
— See S., R., Doctor of Diviniiy.
— See Waferer (M.) An apo-
logie for D. Featley against the
calamnies of one S. E. in respect
of his conference had with D'.
Smith, etc. 1634. 4to.
700. d. 19. (1.)
SMITH (Bichard) Dean of
Si- Peter*8 Churchy Douay, See
Carlile (C.) a Discourse con-
cerning two divine Positions...
Written at the first by way of a
confutation, against a Booke of
R. S., of Oxford,... en tituled a Be-
futation, imprinted 1562, etc.
1582. 8vo. 847. a. 6.
— See Cranmer (T.) Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, An Answer
of... Thomas Arohbyshop ofCan-
terburyc.unto a crafty...cavil-
lation devised by S. Gardiner...
Wherin is also... answered such
places of the booke of D. B. Smyth,
as may seeme any thyng woorthy
the aunswering, etc. 1551. fol.
475. d. 4.
1580. fol. 475. d. 5,
— See PoYNET (J.) successively
Sishop of Bochester, etc. An
Apologie fully aun8weringe...a
blasphemose Book gatherid by...
S. Gardiner, ... D. Smyth ... and
other Papists,... against the godly
mariadge of priests, etc. 1556. 8vo.
C. 25. b. 7.
— The assertion and defence
of the sacramente of the aulter.
Com py led and made by mayster
Bichard Smythe, etc. 15. S.
tT. Herforde^ London, 1546. 8vo.
3932. c.
SMITH (Bichard) Dean of
St Peter's Church, Douay. A brief
treatyse settynge forth diuers
truthes necessary both to be be-
leved of chrysten people, % kepte
also, whiche are not expressed in
the Scripture but left to y*
Church by the Apostles traditio.
i$« S* Thomas petit, London,
1547. 8vo. 3932. a.
— A defence of the Sacrifice
of the Masse. »• I. W. MyddyU
ton, London, 1546-47. 12mo.
3932. a.
The date of the oolophon is 1547.
SMITH (Samuel) Licumbent
of Prittleu>ell, Essex, See Bible,
— Old Testament. — Psalms.
Portions. Davids Blessed Man :
or, a short Exposition upon the
firstPsalme...by...S.S. 1635. 8vo.
3090. a.
The Chiefe Shepheard.
Or, an Exposition upon y* xxiri.
Psalmc.By S. S.,etc. 1625. 8vo.
4408. aa.
Davids Bepentance; or
a plaine and familiar Exposition
of the 51. Psalme...by...S. S.
1640. 8vo. 3089. a.
— The admirable Convert : or,
the miraculuxis conversion of the
Thiefe on the Crosse. With the
final I impenitency of the other.
T. Harper for T. Alchome, London,
1632. 16mo. 4408. aa.
SMITH (Samuel) Jif.il., of
Magdalen College, Oxford. Aditus
ad Logicam...Quarta editio, etc.
Per Ouilielmum Stansby, Londini,
1627. 12mo. 8468. a.
SMITH (Thomas) of Berwick-
upon 'Tweed. The complete
sonldier, containing the whole
art of Gunnery with certain e
new and rare additions concern-
ing fire works... set forth for the
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benefite of this Kingdome in
these troublesome times of wane.
The second edition, newly perused
and amended. 2 pts. Printed
for B.Dawlman, London^ 1628. 4to
1399. c. 2.
The special titlepage of pt. 1
reads : ** The art of Gunnery," etc.,
and bears the date 1600 ; that of the
additions is dated 1627.
SMITH (5tV Thomas) Secretary
of State. See B., I., Gentleman.
A Letter sent by I. B. Gentleman
...wherin is conteined a large
discourse of the peopling... the
Cuntrie called the Ardes...taken
in hand by Sir T. Smith, etc.
[1572.] 8vo. C. 21. b. 49. (1.)
— Ohitu$. See Harvey
(Gabriel) G. Harveii...Smithus,
etc.
— De Bepublioa Anglorum.
The maner of Governement or
policie of the Bealme of England,
etc. Eng. i$. Z. H. Midleton,
for O. Seton, London, 1584. 4to.
288. b. 16.
— [Another edition.] The
Common- Welth of England, and
maner of government thereof ...
With new additions of the cheefe
Courts in England, the offices
thereof, and their severall func-
tions . . . Never before publi8hed.
». a. Few MS. Notes. J". Win-
detfor O. Seton, London, 1589. 4to.
1137. f. 1.
— Another edition. V* S*
MS. Notes. V. Simmes for 0. Seton,
London, 1594. 4to. 8007. a.
— Another edition. 15, X,
J. Boberts for O. Seton, London,
1601. 4to. 6146. a. 26.
Newly corrected
and amended. 1$. %. MS. Notes.
Printed for J. Smethwicke, London,
1609. 4to. 6146. aa. 32.
Newly corrected,
etc. ». a. W, Stansby for
J. Smethwicke, London, 1621. 8 vo.
288. b. 41.
— Another edition. W. Stans-
by for J, Smethwicke, London,
1633. 12mo. 1189. a. 1.
With a second titlepage engraved.
The date has been cut off from the
printed titlepage.
— Another copy. G. 15655.
Wanting the last leaf, containing
the colophon.
— Another edition. W. Standby
for J, Smethtncke,London, 1635.8 vo.
8005. a.
With a second titlepage engraved.
— Another edition. B, Young
for J, Smethwicke, London^
1640. 12mo. 1139. a. 2.
With a second titlepage engraved.
SMITH {Sir Thomas) Secretary
of State, De Hepublica et admin-
istratione Anglorum libri tres,...
nunc primum J. Buddeni...fide...
de sermone Anglicano in Latin um
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SMT
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SPAIN. Vox populi. Or,
Newes from Spayne, translated
according to the Spanish coppie
[or rather written by Thomas
Scott, B.D.] which may serve to
forwarn both England and the
United Provinces how farre to
trust to Spanish pretences. [6ror-
cumf] 1620. 4to. 1093. b. 80.
Without pagination. Thia work
was afterwards republished with the
name of Sir R. B. Cotton, as the
author, on thetitlepage,and entitled:
** A choice narrative of count Gou-
damor's transactions during his
embassy in England."
— Another copy. 100. c. 4.
— Another edition. 15. E.
1620. 4to. G. 15499. (6.)
Slightly cropped.
— Another edition. 15. 3t.
1620. 4to. 1103. e. 12. (1.)
This edition has an engraved
portrait of T. Scott prefixed, and
an addreiss to the reader which i«
not found in the preceding editions.
— The second part of Vox
Populi : or Gondomar appearing
in the likenes of Matchiavell in
a Spanish Parliament, wherein
are discovered his treacherous...
practises to the mine as well of
England as the Netherlandes.
Faithfully translated out of the
Spanish coppie by a well wilier
to England and Holland (T. S.
of U.) [or rather written by
Thomas Scott of Utrecht]. The
second edition. A. Janss^ broricom^
1624. 4to. 1103. e. 13.
STAIN,— Navy, Certaino Ad-
vertisements out of Ireland, con-
cerning the losses and distresses
happened to the Spanish Navie,
upon the West coastes of Ireland,
in their voyage intended from the
Northeme Isles beyond Scotland,
towards Spaine. See Mendoza
(B. de) The Copie of a letter
sent out of England to Don B.
Mendoza, etc. 1588. 4to.
599. b. 3. (2.)
— See Spanish Libs. A packe
of Spanish lyes, [concerning the
Spanish Armada,] etc. 1588. 4to.
292. f. 24.
— Certaine advertisements out
of Ireland, concerning the losses
and distresses happened to the
Spanish Nauie, upon the West
Coaistes of Ireland, in their voyage
intended from the Northeme Isles
beyond Scotland, towards Spaine.
». a, I. Vautrollier for B, Field,
London, IdSS. 4to. 292.e. 9. (2.)
Another edition, with slightvaria-
tions, of tlie '' Certaine Advertise-
ments," appended to the ** Letter to
Don Bemardin de Mendoza."
— Another copy. G. 6075.
— Another copy. G. 6512. (2.)
— A notable and wonderfull
sea-fight, betweene two great and
wel-mounted Spanish shipps, and
a small and not very well pro-
vyded English shipp, eta V« %•
O. Vefeler, Amsterdam, 1621. 4to.
1093. b. 84.
Without pagination.
— A true Discourse of the
Armie which the King of Spaine
caused to bee assembled in the
Haven of Lisbon... in the yeare
SPA
STA
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1588. against England ... Trans-
lated ont of French into English,
bj D. Archdeacon, eta [Edited
by E. B.] ». a. /. TToZ/e, Lon-
don, 1688. 8vo. C. 33. a. 10.
— Another copy. G. 6071.
— Another copy. C 8. b. 10.
SPAIN. — Navy. A true re-
lation of a wondeifull Sea Fight
betweene two great and well
appointed Spanish Ships or Men
of Warre; and a small and not
very well provided English Ship,
eta Printed for N, J5., London^
1621. 4ta 1093. b. 83.
Without pagination.
— A tTTiQ relation of that which
lately hapned to the great Spanish
Fleet, and Galeons of Terra Firma
in America; with many strange
Deliveries of Captaines, and Soul-
diers in the tempest; . . . also, a cata-
logue of those persons of account,
which eyther perihhed in this
tempest, or were miraculously
preserved. Faithfully translated
out of the Spanish, eta Printed
for N. Buttery N. Bourne and
W. Sheffard, London, 1623. 4ta
1324. a
— Another copy. J. R. 8.
— Two famous sea-fights.
Xiately made, betwixt the fleetes
of the King of Spain and the
fleetes of the Hollanders. The
one in the West-lndyes: The
other, the eight of this present
moneth of February, betwixt
Callis and Qravelin. Printed for
N. Butter and N. Bourne, London,
1639. 4to. 1103. d. 70.
Without pagination.
SPAIN.— Philip IL, King.
See D,, K. A true Beport of the
genefral] Imbarrement of all the
xSngliah Shippes, under the do-
E minion] of tlie Kinge of Spaine
Philip IL], eta 1585. 8vo.
G. 6059.
SPAIN.— Philip IL, King.
The kinges commission for the
imbarment of all Fnglish ships.
[Translated from the Spanish.]
rAt Barselonia, 29 May [1585].)
See Mote (H.) The Primrose uf
London, with her valiant adven-
ture, etc. 1686. 4to. C. 32. b. 1.
— See Netherlands, United
Provinces of the. A Treatise of
the Peace made... bet ween the
States of the Low Countries and
the Prince of Orange... With the
agreement and confirmation of
the £ing*8 Majestic, etc.
[1676.] 16mo. 721. a. 6. (4.)
— A Treatise against the Pro-
clamation published by the King
of Spayne, by which he proscribed
the late Prince of Orange : wher-
by shall appeare the sclaunders
and faloe accusations conteyned
in the sayd proscription ([dated]
Maestri cht ... xv, March ... 1580),
which is annexed to the ende of
this Treatise, etc. [Translated
from the French of H. Ijanguet.]
i>e//<,[1581]. 4to. 1055.g.l6.(4.)
— [Another edition.] The
Apologie or defence of the most
noble Prince William ...against
the proclamation and edict, pub-
lished by the King of Spaine,
[Philip II. ], by which he pro-
Bcribeth the saide Lorde Prince,
whereby shall appeare tbe sclaun-
ders, and false accusations, con-
teined in the saide prosciiption,
which is annexed to the end of
this apologie. Delft, 1681. 4to.
154. g. 16. (1.)
Without pagination.
— Another copy. 1 193. L 3. (2.)
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage
and three subBoquent leaves.
1432
SPA
SPA
SPAIN.— Philip III., King.
See Great Britain and Ireland.
— James I., King. Articles of
peace, enteroourse and commerce,
concluded in the names of...
James... King of Great Britaine...
and Philip the third, King of
Spaine, etc. 1605. 4to. 6955. a.
— The Coppy of a Letter and
Commission, of the King of S.,
Phillip the third, sent unto the
Vice-roy of Portugall, dated the
20 day of June ... 1 602. Wherein
the dealings and trade of ships
& marchandize is forbidden, with
the snbjectes of Holland... and
England, &c. with the said...
countries of Spaine and Portugall
. . . translated . . . into English . )$• H*
Printed for T. Pavier, London,
1602. 4to. 9414. b. 2.
— A Proclamation of the Truce
betweene his Maiesty of Spayne,
...and the States GeneralL..Pro-
claymed...thel4of Aprill,...1609.
Translated out of the Dutch, etc.
30« S« Imprinted for J. Budge,
London, 1609. «. sh. fol.
506. h. 10. (102.)
— Newes from Spaine. The
King of Spaines Edict, for the
Expulsion... of more then nine
hundred thousand Moores ...
Translated out of Spanish... by
W. I. Imprinted for N. Butter,
London, 1611. 4to. C. 83. e.
Withoat pagination.
SPAIN.— Philip IV., King. A
proclamation for reformation,
published and commanded (to be
observed as a law)... translated
out of the originall Spanish, etc.
Printed for N. Butter, N. Bourne,
T. Archer^ London, 1623. 4to.
884. h. 26. (4.)
SPANOENBERO (Johank)
See Hutten (R.) The Su of
divinitie, etc. [Translated from
the *' Margarita Tlieologica" of
J. Spangenberg.] 1548. 8vo.
696. b. 26.
SPANGENBERG (Johann)
Margarita Theologica, oontinens
praecipuos locos doctrinse Chria-
tianab per qusestiones breviter &
ordine explicates, etc. MS. Notes.
Apud Oerardum Dewes, Londini,
1666. 8vo. 1018. i. 19. (2.)
•— Another edition. Apud
Henricum Bynnemann, Londini,
1673. 8vo. 3559. aa. 19.
SPANIARD. See B., G. A
Fig for the Spaniard, or Spanish
Spirits, etc. 1691. 4to. 8042. aa.
— See D., T. A new Ballet of
the...cruell Whippes which the
Spanyards had prepared to
wnippe ... English men and
women, etc. 1688. s. sh. fol.
C. 18. e. 2. (63.)
— See English Fuqitivks. A
Discourse of the Usage of the
English Fugitives by the S.
1696. 4to. 8042. aa.
— See G., C. A Watch-worde
for Warre... Published by reason
of the dispersed rumors amongst
us, and the suspected comming of
the Spanyard against us, etc.
1696. 4to. 8122. aa.
— The Spaniards perpetuall
Designes to an universall Mon-
archic. Translated according to
theFrenoh. [Londonf] 1624. 4to.
8042. aaa.
Withoat pagination.
SPANISH FLEET.
See Spain. — Navy.
SPANISH GENTLEMAN.
See 6., I. The copy of a letter
lately written by a Spaniahe
Gentleman to his friend in Eng-
land, etc. 1689. 8yo. 0.33. a. 12.
SPA
SPA
1433
SPANISH JESXnTICAL
PACTION. See W., W. A
Dialogue betwixt a Secular Priest
and a lay Gentleman being an
Abstract of the more important
matters that are in controversie
betwixt the Priests and the
Spanisher Jesoiticall . Faction.
1601. 4to. 860. k. 13. (6.)
SPANISH LIES. A Packe
of Spanish Lyes, sent abroad in
the world : first printed in Spaine
in the Spanish tongue, and trans-
lated out of the originall. Now
Tipped up, unfolded, and by just
examination condemned, as con-
teyning false, corrupt, and detest-
able wares, worthy to be damned
and burned. Partly V. £« The
Deputies of 0, Barker^ London^
1688. 4to. 292. f. 24. (1.)
The *« Spanish Lyes" and the
** €!ondemnation " of them are printed
in parallel columns, the former in
Black Letter.
— Another copy. G. 6155.
SPANISH PILGRIM. The
Spanish Pilgrime : or, an admir-
able discovery of a Bomish
Catholicke. Shewing how neces-
sary and important it is, for the
Protestant Kings, Princes, and
Potentates of Europe; to make
warre upon the King of Spaine's
owne Countrey, etc. [Translated
from the Spanish original into
French & augmented by I. D.
Dralymont.] Printed by B. A.y
Landofiy 1625. 4to. 1103. e. 23.
SPANISH PRACTICES.
An experim entail Discoverie of
Spanish Practises, or, the Coun-
sel! of a...Souldier, for -the good
of his Prince and State. Where-
in is manifested... the Cruelty
and Policy of the Spaniard, eta
(A 8€*cond Part... with more ex-
cellent reason s ... to dissolve the . . .
treaties... of the match and the
VOL. in.
Pallatinate and enter into warre
with the Spaniards. Whereunto
is adjoyned a worthy oration...
wherein the right... of the Nether-
landish warre... is approved, etc.)
2 pts'. [London f] 1623-24. 4to.
1103. e. 15. (1, 2.)
Each pt. has a separate titlepage
and register. Pi 2 is without pctgi-
natioD.
— Another copy of pt. 1.
8042. d.
— Another copy of pt. 1.
100. a. 8.
SPANISHER JESUITI-
CALL FACTION.
See Spanish Jesqitical Faction.
SPARE (Michael) See 8., M.
SPAREE (GuLiELMus)
See Spabke (W.)
SPAREE (Thomas^ See Albtn
DE Valsergues (J. d') An an-
swere to Master J. de Alhines
notahle discourse against heresies
...compiled by T. Spark, , etc.
1591. 4to. 697. g. 29.
— See N., S., Doctor of Divinity,
An Antidote... against the pesti-
ferous writings of all English
sectaries... in particuler against
D. Sparkes, etc. 1615, etc. 4to.
3935. c.
1622. 4to. 698. c. 24.
— A brief and short cate-
chisme, necessarie for all tbem
that would be Christians in deed,
to be able to understand and to
answer unto. V. &. B. Newherie,
[London, 1580 ?] 8vo.
3505. c. 52. (1.)
Without pagination. Big. E ii.-
H V. Probalily only the second
part of a work, entitled : '* A com-
fortable treatise fur a troubled con-
science," etc.
— A brotherly Perswasion to
4z
1434
SPA
SPE
XJnitie; and uniformitie in judg-
ment and practise touching the
received and present ecclesiasti-
cal! government, and the au-
thorised rites and ceremonies of
the Church of England... Nfewly
corrected and enlarged, etc.
Printed for J. Hooke, London,
1607. 4to. 700. f. 16. (4)
SPARKE (Thomas) A sermon
[on Isaiah lvii. 1, 2] preached...
at the Buriall of... Arthur Lorde
Grey of Wilton, etc. 13, il,
/. Barnes, Oxford, 1593. 8vo.
1359. b. 12.
— Another copy. 1417. a. 32.
— Another copy. 1417. a. 33.
— Another copy. 1417. a. 34.
— A Sermon [on Rev. xiv. 13]
preached at the buriall of... the
Earle of Bedford, etc. ». H.
London,16S5. 8vo. 4903. aa. 14.
Newly ... corrected
by the Authour. )3. 3l. J, Barnes,
Oxford, 1594. 8vo. 1415. a. 43.
— Another copy. 1415. a. 44.
SPARKE (William) Vis
Natures, et Yirtus Vitas, explicates,
oomparates, ad universum Doc-
trines ordinem cons tituendum, etc.
JB. Field, Londini, 1612. Svo.
527. c. 26.
SPARKES (Thomas)
See Sparks.
SPARRY (Francis) See
Cattan (C. de) The Geomancie
of Maister 0. Cattan... Translated
...(byF.S.). 1591. 4to. 8631.bb.
SPAW. See Spa.
SPEAOLE (HuLDRiCKS van)
pseud, Drinke and Welcome : or
the... History of the most part
of Drinks, in use in the King-
domes of Great Brittaine and
Ireland. . . ; with . . . the causes of all
sorts of weather... Compiled first
in the high Dutch tongue, by...
H. van Speagle, ... and now ...
translated into English prose and
verse. By John Taylor for rather
written by J. Taylor the "Water
Poet]. A.Oriffin,London,1637. 4to.
C. 31. c.
SPECULUM. See L., A.
Speculum Belli sacri: or the
Looking-glasse of the Holy War,
etc. 1624. 4to. 4404. g.
SPEED (John) [For editions
of Speed's Genealogies printed
with the Bible and not issued
separately :] see Bible.
— See Bible. — Genealogies,
Begin. The Genealogies of Holy
Scriptures. [By J. S.] [1611.] fol.
466. i. 6. (2.)
— [For editions of Speed's
Genealogies, which were issued
separately, and under the initials
J. S. :] see S., J.
— A Clowd of Witnesses, and
they the Holy Genealogies of the
Sacred Scriptures, confirming
unto us the truth of the histories
in God's most holie Word, and
the humanitie of Christ Jesus.
(An Alphabetical table serving
for the readie finding of any
name contained in the Genealo-
gies.) 2 pts. J, Beale far
D, Speed, London, 1616. Svo.
4377. aa.
Pt. 2 has a diBtinot titlepage, but
the register is oontinuoua.
The second edition.
2 pts. J. Beale, London, 1Q20. 8vo.
4377. aa.
— A prospect of the meet
famous parts of the World... to*
gether with all the provinces,
counties and shires, contained in
. . . Great Brittaines empire. ( A . . .
SPE
SPE
1435
description of the Civill Warres...
in England, etc.) 2 pts. cT Daw-
son for G, HufMe, London,
1631-27. fol. 794. 1. 7. (1, 2.)
Pt. 2 has a separate titlepage, as
follows : '* The Theatre of the Em-
pire of Oreat Britain," etc., and a
separate pagination and register,
and is preceded by three leaves,
oontaining the *' description of the
Civill Wanes, etc.," and paged (5)
to (8). With portrait of Speed.
SPEED (John) The Gene-
alogies of the Scriptnres according
to every Familie and Tribe. Wi th
the lyne of our Sauiour Jesus
Christ ohseryed from Adam to
the ... Virgin Mary. [London,
1620?] 4to. 689. e. 9.
— [A Description of England
and Wales.] T. Snodham for
J, Sudburie and (?• Humble^ Lon-
don, 1615. 8vo. 796. a. 1.
Without titlepage, pagination, or
register. Printed on one side only :
with a separate imprint to the
description of each county.
— The Theatre of the Empire
of Great Britaine : presenting an
exact geography of the kingdoms
of England, Scotland, Ireland,
etc. Xondon, 1611. fol. G.7884.
With maps. The titlepage is
engraved.
— England, Wales, Scotland
and Ireland described and
abridged with y* historic relation
of things worthy memory from
a farr larger voulume [i.e, the
•• Theatre of the Empire of Great
Britain " of J. S.J. G. Humble,
[London, 1 620 ?] Obi 1 2mo.
669. a. 17.
The titlepage is engraved. The
date has been cut off.
— Another edition. G. Humble,
[London,] 1627. Obi 8vo.
569. a. 33.
— The history of Great Bri-
taine under the conquests of ye
Bomans, Saxons, Danes, and
Normans... from Julius Caesar to
our most gracious soveraigne
King lames. [A continuation,
or, the historical part of "The
Theatre of the Empire of Great
Britain, etc."] W. HaU and
J. Beale, for J, Ludbury and
G. Humble, London, 1611. fol.
2072. e.
The titlepage is engraved.
— Another copy. L. P.
201. i. 7.
— Another copy. G. 7886.
The second edition
revised & enlarged. Sold by
G. Humble, London, 1623. fol.
697. 1. 8.
Third edition en-
larged, and newly corrected, with
sundry descents of Saxons kings,
their marriages and armes.
/. DawBonfor G. Humble, London,
1632. fol. 2072. e.
With portrait mounted on the fly-leaf.
— Another copy. 196. g. 12.
SPEED (B.) See 8., a.
SPEOHT (James*) A briefe
demonstration, who have, and of
the certainty of their salvation
that have, the spirit of Christ,
etc. W. HaU for T. Man, London,
1613. 8vo. 874. c. 26.
— Another copy. 693. e. 12. (6.)
SPEGHT (Rachel) Mortali-
ties Memorandum, with a dreame
prefixed, imaginarie in manner,
reall in matter. [In verse.]
E, Griffin for J, Bhome, London,
1621. 4to. 11626. d.
— Another copy. Q. 11460.
— A mouzell for Melastomus,
the Cynicall Bayter of, and fbule
1436
SPE
SPE
mouthed Barker against Evahs
sex. Or an apologeticall answere
to that irreligious and illiterate
pamphlet, made hy Jo. Sw(etnam),
and hj him intituled, The ar-
raigneiuent of women. N, Okes
far T. Archer^ London, 1617. 4to.
8415. e.
SPEGHT (Thomas) See
Chaucer (G.) iWorks,'] The
Workes of our Antient and
lemed Englih«h poet, G. Chaucer
newly printed, etc. [Edited by
T. S.] 1698. fol. 641. 1. 1.
SPEIDELL (John) A geo-
metricall extraction, or a com-
pendious collection of the chiefe
and choyse probleme8...out of the
best ... writers. Whereunto is
added, about 30. problemes of
the authors invention. E. Allde,
London, 1616. 4to. 8531. b.
SPELMAN (Charles) See
Spelman (Sir H.) Concilia... in
re Ecclesiarum Orbis Britannici
...opera... H. S., etc. [Vol. 2
edited by C. S.] 1639, etc. fol.
7. f. 4.
SPELMAN (&r Henrt) See
EuDiERD (Sir B.) Sir B. Rudierd
his speech in behalfe of the
clergie... confirmed by the testi-
monies of... Sir H. S. 1628. 4to.
698. g. 10. (4.)
— H. Spelmanni...Arch8Bolo-
gus. In modum Glossarii ad rem
antiquam posteriorem continentis
Latino- Barbara, peregrin a, obbo-
leta et novatse si^nificationis vo-
cabula, quae ... in Ecclesiasticis
profanisq; scriptoribus, ... legibus
antiquis, chartis et formulis oc-
currunt. Scholii8...illu8trata, etc.
Pt. 1. Apud Joannem Beale,
Londini, 1626. fol. 625. i. 19.
No more of this edition was pnUished.
SPELMAN (5tV Henry) Con-
cilia, Decreta, Leges, Constita-
tiunes, in re Ecclesiarum Orbis
Britannici ... opera et scrutinio
Henrici Spelman. [Vol. 2 edited
by C. Spelman.] 2 vols. ExeudeboU
B. Badger.,. Lnpensis P. Si^hani A
0. Meredith, Londini, 1639-64. foL
7. f. 4.
The imprint of the second volome
is, *' Londini, Apud Aliciam Wanen
...1664."
— Another copy. 494. 1. 1.
Vol. 2 is on large paper.
— De non temerandis Ecclesiis.
A Tracte of the Rights and Re-
spect due unto Churches. Written
to a Gentleman, who having an
appropriat Parsonage, empluied
the Church to prophane uses :
and left the Parishioners un-
certainly provided of Divine
Service, in a Parish neere, etc.
(A Sermon of S'. Augustines
touching rendring of Tithes^
MS. Notes [by the author].
J, Beale, London, 1613. 8vo.
857. b. 5. (1.)
— Another copy. MS. Notes
[by the author]. 867. b. 5. (2.)
Imperfect ; wanting the sermon.
— Another copy. 857. b. 5. (3.)
With a new titlepage.
— Second edition.
J. Beale, London, 1616. 8vo.
517. a. 43.
Titlepage and prefiEMie mutilated.
— Another edition. A, Hart,
Edinburgh, 1616. 8vo. 1360. b.
SPELMAN (Sir John) See
Bible. — Old Testament. — Pmlms.
Polyghtt, Psalterium Davidis
Latino-Saxonicum vetus, a J.
Spelmanno...editum. 1640. 4to.
1008. b. 6.
SPE
SPE
1437
S P E N C E (Paul) See
Abbot (B.) Bishop of Salisbury,
A Mirronr of Popish Subtil-
ties: discovering sundry wretched
... evasions ... which a secret ...
Papist in the behalfe of one
P. S. Priest ... hath gathered
... for the ... discrediting of sun-
drie allegations of scriptures...
against the doctrine of the
Church of Borne, concerning Sa-
craments, etc. 1594. 4to.
1019. f. 21. (2.)
SPENCER (Benjamin)
See Spenser.
SPENCER (John) Bellum
grammaticale ; sive, nominum
verborum^ disoordia civilis, tra-
gioo-comoetlia. Editio ... altera
multo emendatior cur& B. Spen-
ceri, etc. ExcudehcU J. Spencerus,
Londini, 1636. 8vo. 11712. b.
— Anothercopy. 636. c. 21.(4.)
SPENCER rBiCHARD) See
Spencer (J.) Bellum grammati-
cale... Editio... altera multo emen-
datior cur& B. Spenceri, etc.
1635. 8vo. 11712. b.
SPENCER (Bobert) Baron
Spencer of Womdeighton, The
Muses Thankfulnesse, or a Fune-
raU Elegie,. consecrated to the...
memory of the late ... Bobert,
Baron S., of Wormleighton, etc.
[London, 1627.] 12mo.
11623. aaa. 30.
With an emblazoned drawing of
the family shield. Without pagi-
nation; interleaved with bladic
paper.
SPENCER (Thomas) The
Art of Logick, delivered in the
precepts of Aristotle and Bamus :
"wherein the agreement of both
Authors is declared ; the defects
in Bamus are supplyed,...the pre-
cepts of both are expounded, etc.
J, Dawson for N. Bourne, London,
1628. 8vo. 527. b. 29.
— [Another copy.] Logicke
unfolded : or the Body of Logicke
in Englishe, made plaine to the
meanest capacity. ByT.S(pencer)
Gent. London, 1656. Svo.
E. 1645. (1.)
A dnplicate of the preceding
with a different titlepage.
SPENCER (Thomas) Mas-
chil Unmasked. In a Treatise
defending thin sentence of our
Church: vidz. The present Bomish
Church hath not the nature of
the true Church. Against the
publick opposition of M"" Cholm-
ley and M' Butterfield,... revolted
from ...the Church of England,
W, Jones, London, [1629]. 4to.
108. a. 43.
SPENSER (Benjamin) Vox
civitatis, or Londons complaint
against her children in the Coun-
trey. Shewing to them her infir-
mitie, povertie, desolate misery,
etc. Printed by L D.for N. Bourne,
London, 1625. 4to. 7560. a.
— Another edition. Printed
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SPENSER (Edmund) See
Harvey (G.) Foure letters and
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a sonnet to the author, sub-
scribed E. Spencer.] 1592. 4to.
C. 40. d.
— The Shepheardes Calender.
See Immebito, pseud.
— See Nenna (G. B.) Nennio,
Or A Treatise of Nobility... Done
into English by W. Jones, Gent.
[Preceded by four commendatory
Sonnets by E. S., G. Chapman,
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8407. d.
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SPE
SPE
SPENSER (Edmund) See
NooT (J. VAN der) a Theatre,
wherein be represented ... the
miseries... that follow the volnp-
tnous Worldlings, etc. [With
sonnets and epigrams prefixed,
the former translated from
Petrarch, the latter from the
Visions of Du Bellay, by E.
Spenser.] 1569. 8vo. 224. a. 11.
— Complaints. See Sp., Ed.
— Daphnaida. See Sp., Ed.
— A view of the state of Ire-
land, etc. iSec Ware (iStr J.) The
Historie of Ireland, etc. 1633. fol.
601. 1. 1.
— The Faerie Queen: The
Shepheards Calendar ; together
with the other works of England's
Arch-poet, ... E. Spenser. Collected
into one volume, and corrected.
JT. X. for M. LoumeSf [London,]
1611. fol. 79. h. 23.
** The Faerie Qneen/' **The Shep-
heard's Calendar," and the *' Proso-
gopoia " are each separately paged,
everal of the minor pieces h&Ye
separate titlepages and are without
pagination.
— Another edition. Printed
hy H. L. for if. Lownea, [London,']
1617. fol. 1346. 1. 1.
These miscellaneons works are in
several divisions, with distinct title-
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1617. With the exception of the
"Shepheards Calendar," they are
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— Another copy. Copious MS.
Notes [by T. Warton].
C. 28. m. 17.
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lated.
— Amoretti and Epithalamion.
Printed for W. Poneonby, London,
1695. 8vo. G. 11184.
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SPENSER (Edmund) Colin
Clouts come home agame. [A
Pastoral.] Astrophel. APastorall
elegie upon the death of... Sir P.
Sydney, etc.) Printed by T. 0.
for A. PoMonbie, London, 1595. 4to.
686. g. 22. (2, 3.)
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posed into twelve books, fashion-
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for W. PoMonbie, London^
1590-96. 4to. G. 11535, 6,
YoL 1 contains the first edition
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At the end is «'A Letter of the
Authors (To Bir W. Baleigh,) ex-
pounding his vhole intention in the
course of this worke," etc., after
which foUow several pages of Terses.
Of these additions only the poems,
*' A Vision upon this concelpt of the
Faery Queene," "Another of the
same," signed "W. R.," and "To
the learned Shepeheaiti," are re-
printed in the second edition pub-
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remaining three books of the poem,
of which no more was published.
The titlepage to ToL 1 ia aUghtly
mutilated.
— Another copy. C. 1 2. h. 1 7, 1 8.
In this copy four leaves have been
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— [The second edition.] 2 vols.
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SPENSER (Edmund) The
Faerie Qneene, etc. (Two cantos
of miitabilitie: which, ...appeare
to be parcell of Bome following
booke of the Faerie Queene, nnder
the legend of constancie.) MS.
Note [by J. Haslewood]. Printed
hf H. L, for Jf. LoumeSy London,
1609. foL 11626. h. 9.
Six books. The first folio edition
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Mntabilitie," eto.
— Another copy. 78. g. 13.
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16012 l$ie] on the Terso of the last
leaf.
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Ed.Sp.) PrintedforW.Ponsonhy,
Xondon, 1596. 4to. 0.11541.(1,2.)
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— Prothalamion, or A Sponsall
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SPENSER (John) See S., J.
SPI C E R (Alexaiider) An
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SPICER (John) The sale of
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eto. fol. 679. h. 11.
SPINOLA (Ambrosio de)
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591. f. 21.
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S P I R A (Francesco) See
B., N. A relation of the fearefiiU
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[By N. Bacon.] Printed by L L.
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SPOTISWOOD (John) suc-
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J, BiUium, Londini, 1620. 8yo.
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SPOTSEWOOD (John) buC"
OGBBive] J Archbishop of Glasgow and
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SPOTTISWOOD (James)
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SPOTTISWOOD (JambsJ
The execution of Neschech and
the confyniDg of his kinsman
Tarbith, or A short Discourse,
shewing the difference betwixt
damned Usurie, and that wliich
is lawtull. Whereunto there is
subjoyned an Epistle of ... J.
Calvin touching that same argu-
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A. Bart for C. PouTider, Edinburgh,
1616. 4to. 104. e. 63.
SPRINT (John) The anatomy
of the oontroversed ceremonies of
the Church of England, etc. See
James I., King of Great Britain
and Ireland, A true... defence of
the petition for reformation, ex-
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— Cassander Anglicanus :
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Mach mntilated.
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SPROT (George) Examina-
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SPURWAY (Thomas) A
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Hollanders. See Purchas (S.)
Purchas his Pilgrimes, etc. Pt. 1 .
1625, etc. fol. 679. h. 11.
SPYNOLA (Ambrosio be)
Marquis, See Spinola.
SQUIRE. The Squyr of lowe
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SQUIRE (John) A sermon
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Two sermons, etc. 1619. 4to.
114. d. 48.
SQOTRErjoHN) AThankes-
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Hope of the Bemoving of the
plague ; being a Sermon [on Psal.
L. 15] preached at S'. Pauls ...
1 January 1636. Printed by B. A.
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— A Sermon on the seoond
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ST., M. Newes out of York-
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riour to the Spa in Germany. By
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[1626]. 4to. 1171. e. 40.
Cropped. The Dedication and
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STADIUS (Joannes) jS^
Ephemerides. Begin. Here after
foUoweth a table of the Sunnes
Declination. (Hereafter foUow-
eth three tables : the firste of the
conjunctions of the sunne and
moone : the seconde of their oppo-
STA
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STAFFORD (Anthony) The
Femall Glory : or, the Life and
Death of our blessed Lady, the
holy Yirgin Mary. T. Harper for
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699. a. 4.
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— Hononr and Vertne, Tri-
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STAFFORD (Anthony)
Staffords Niobe : or, his age
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STAFFORD (Henry) Baron
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STAFFORD (Humphrey)
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STAFFORD (Robert) of
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See S., H., Gentleman,
STAFFORD (Thomas) Pa-
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and reduced. Or, an historic of
the late Warres of Ireland, es-
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STAFFORDE (Kobert) Geo-
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the empires and kingdomes in
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forS, Waterson, London, 1634. 4to.
568. d. 24.
STALBRYDOE (Henry)
pseud, [i.e. John Bale, Bishop of
Ossoryi'\ The Epistle exhorta-
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unto his derelye beloved contreye
of En glande, against the pompouse
popyshe Byschoppes thereof. (An
Appendix joined to the foresayd
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698. a. 13.
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STANBRIDGE (John) Ac-
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STANDISH (Arthur) The
Commons complaint; wherein is
contained two special grievances; ,
the first, the generall destruction
and waste of woods in this king-
dome, with a remedy for the
same... The second grievance is,
the extreme Dearth Of Victuals...
Foure remedies for the same, etc*
W. Stanshy, London, 1611. 4to.
1028. i. 1. (1.)
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as may appeare, for the planting
of Timber and Fire wood. "With
a neere estimation what millions
of Acres the kingdome doth con-
taine; what Acres is waste
ground... what... hath been... and
...what. ..are Woods. ..and how...
great store of fire- wood may be
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966. c. 26. (2.)
— New Directions of experi-
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1146. d. 32.
STANDI SH (John) See
CovERDALE (M.) Btshop of Exeter.
A confutacion of that treatise,
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the protestacion of D. Barnes
in the year M.D.XL., eto.
[1641?] 8vo. C. 25. b.
— A discourse wherin is de-
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English for al men to reade that
wyll, etc. 13. a. MS. Notes.
In sedtbus Boberti Caly, Londini^
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STANEY (William) A Trea-
tise of Penance, with an explica-
tion of the rule of the third order
of S. Frauncis; commonly called
of the order of Penance... W here-
unto is added the epistle and
annotations upon this rule, of...
P. Gonzales... with a Catalogue
made by him of the names of the
chiefe persons of this order, as
well Canonized Saincts, as Beati-
fied, etc. /. Heigham, Douay,
1617. 8vo. 1113. a. 3.
The author's name occurs in the
Privilege.
STANFORD {Sir William)
one of the Justices of the Court of
Common Pleas, See Fitz-Herbert
(Sir A.) An exposicion of the
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of the great abridgement of
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STANHOPE (Michael)
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— Cures without care, or a
summons to all such who finde
little or no helpe by the use of
ordinary phyeick to repaire to
the Northeme Spaw, wherein...
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it is evidenced to the world, that
infirmities in their owne nature
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STAPLETON (Thomas) See
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STILE (Elizabeth) alias Rock-
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8TOCKER (Thomas) See
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...History of the Snccessors of
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STOCKLEY (Hamlet)
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STOCKWOOD (John) See
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STOCK WOOD (John) A
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STOIC& The moral phno-
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STOKESLET (John) Bishop
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STO
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0. Tnn8tall...and J. Stokesley...
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STONE (William) A cnrse
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flsquire, September 17. 1622.
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STORER (Thomas) The Life
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parts : His
( Aspiring,
is < Triumph,
( Death.
and
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STORY (John) A copie of a
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STOUGHTON (John) XV.
Choice sermons preached upon
several occasions, viz. 1. The
Happinesse of Peace: before K.
James at... Cambridge. 2. The
Love-sicke Spouse: at S. Paul's
Crosse. 3. The Burning Light:
at a Visitation in Christ's Church,
London. 4. The Magistrate*
Commission, or Wisdome justi-
fied : before the Judges. 5. The
Preacher's dignity and duty: in
five sermons 2 Cor. v. 20, preached
in Cambridge. 6. Christ crucified,
the Tree of Life : In sixe Sermons,
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STO
ou 1 Cor. II. 2 preached in Cam-
bridge. [Published by A. B.]
4 pts. Printed for J, BeUamie,
etc,, London, 1640. 4to.
1026. e. 16. (1.)
Each pi has a difltlnot titlepage
and pagination.
STOUGHTON (John)
XIII. Sermons preached in the
Church of Aldermanbury, London.
Viz. 1. The form of wholsome
words... In three sermons on 2
Tim. 1. 13. 2. The righteous
mans plea to true happinesi^e. In
10 sermons on Psal. 4. 6. To
which is added an exact ... dis-
course... concerning the definition
and distribution of divinity : and
the happinesse of man. 4 pts.
J. Baworth, for J. Bellamy, etc.,
London, 1640. 4to. 4452. o.
Each pt. is separately paged, and
pts. 1-8 have separate titlepages.
— Seaven Sermons preached
upon seYerall occacions. Viz. 1.
The Christian's prayer for the
Churches peace,... on Psal. cxxii. 6.
— 2. One sermon on 1 Sam. ii. 30.
3. Baruchs sore gently opened;
God's salve skilfully apply ed. In
two Sermons on tferemy xlv. 6.
4. The Araignement of Coveteous-
nesse. In three sermons on Luke
xii. 16. [Published by A. B.]
3 pts. Printed by J. D. for
J. BeUamie, and B, Smith, London,
1640. 4to. 1026. e. 16. (2.)
Each pi has a distinct titlepage
and pagination.
STOUGHTON (Thomas)
The Dignitie of God's Children.
Or an exposition of i John ui.
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STRANGUAGE (William)
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STUART (Frances) Duche88
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STUCELET {Sir Lewis)
To the kings most excellent
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STUDLBY (John) See Bale
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STUDLEY (Peteb) The
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STURTBVANT (Simon) See
EovENZON (J.) A treatise of Me-
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new Metallicall inventions, but
especially how to neale ... and
worke all kinde of mettle-cares...
Also a transcript of his Majesties
letters pattents of priviledge,
granted unto S. Sturtevant for
the said Metallicall businesses,
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726. i. 28.
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STYLE (Thomas) Nuptiae.
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STY
SUL
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devided into two Bookes, verie
iiecessarie for young Souldiers,
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De suprema potestate regia, contra
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Discontented Colonell. [A Tragedy
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S XJ D L O W (Edwabd) The
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E. Sudlow, H. Stockley, R Lester,
J. Sutton, and one Howlton,
Gentlemen, who were executed
at West Chester, the three and
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for the.:. robbery, and omell tor-
turing of ... [Tholmas Worrall,
alias Winterstore. V. Z. [London^
1609.] 4to. 6495. a. 49.
Blightly mutilated.
SUETONIUS TRANQUIL-
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Rome. Written in Latine...and
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annotations there-upon. Printed
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SULAIMAN L, called (he
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taking of the Citie of Rhodes,
by Sultan Soliman the Great
Turke, translated out of French
into English. See Haklutt (R.)
The principal navigations, etc.
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SULPITIUS (Joannes) Veru-
lanu8» See Whittington (R.)
Editio roberti Whittintoni lich-
feldienais grammatices . . . Declina-
tiones noim ta latinoru ^ gre-
corn patronymicoru i barbaroru e
Priaciano, Sipontino, S. . . . amos-
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— Begin. Sulfitii Verulani
oratoris prestantissimi opus gram-
matioes insigne feliciter incipit.
13* Z* B. Pynaon, [London,
1494?] 4to. 1075. 1. 7. (1.)
— Begin. [Fol. 1, recto ;] Stas
pner ad mensa. [Verso:] J. Sul-
pitii Verulani . . . de moribus paero:^
precipne i mesa servadis. Car-
men Juvenile pancis ab Ascensio
explanatnm, etc. V. Z. Per
Wynadum de Worde, Lddoniis,
1515. 4to. C. 40. e. 8.
Six leaves, without pagination.
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— Another edition. V. Z«
Per Wynandu de Worde, Lan,
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Six leaves, withoat pagination.
SUM. A short snmme of the
tmeth which is according to
godlines. Tit. I. 1. [London,]
1592. 8. eh. fol. 816. m. 22. (91.)
SUMMER. 566 Debate. The
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and wynter, etc. [1530?] 4to.
C. 40. c. 5.
S U R FL E T (Bichabd) See
Da Laurens (A.) A Discourse
of the preservation of the Sight.
... Translated ... by B. S., etc.
1599. 4to. 1186. b. 4.
— See EsTiENNE (C.) and Lit-
BAULT (J.) Maison Eustiqne, or
the Countrie Farme... Translated
...byR.S.,eto. 1600. 4to. 7074. g.
1606. 4to. 35. a. 9.
1616. fol. 33. f. 9.
SURGEON. 566 H.,S. The
Examination of a Chynirgion,
etc. 1612. 4to. 549. f. 27.
SURGEONS. The qnes-
tyonary of Cyrurgyens, with the
formulary of lytell Guydo (of
Cayllyac) in Cyrurgie, with the
spectacles of Cyrurgyens newly
added, with the fourth Boke of
the Terapentyke [etc], or Methode
curatyfe of Claude Galyen...with
a... treaty of the cure of ul ceres
(translated out of the Frenssho
... by R. Coplande). »♦ 1. 2 pts.
B, wyer for H. Dahbe ; B. Banckee,
London, [1542]. 4to.
549. b. 24. (1.)
"Without pagination. Each pt
has a separate register.
SURIUS (Laurentius) The
life of S. Otho Bishop of Bam-
berge. The life of S. Antony of
Padua. See Maffei (G. P.)
Fuga SsBCuli, etc. 1632. 4to.
1125. h. 10.
— See ViLLBOAS (A. de) The
Lives of Saints ... by ... A. Villegas.
...Whereunto are added the lives
of... other Saints out of...Suriu8,
etc. 1630. 4to. 4827. bb.
1636. 4to. G. 11748.
1462
SUR
SUT
SURREY. Begin. To the
High and Honourable Court of Par-
liament, The Nobility, Knights,
Gentry, Ministers, Freeholders,
and Inhabitants of the County
of Surrey, etc. (The humble peti-
tion of the Inhabitants of the
BuiToughe of Southwarke, etc.
"Against the Nonconformists.])
[Southwark, 1630?] 4to. 1104. c. 6.
SURREY^ Archdeaconry of. —
Visitation Articles, Articles to
be enquired of... in the visitation
of... the Arch-Deacon of Surrie.
i$*X« B. Badger, London, 1635. 4to.
5155. c.
Without pagination.
SURVEY. A suryay of the
pretended Holy discipline. Con-
tayning the beginninges, suc-
cesse, parts, proceedings, autho-
rity, and doctrine of it: with
some of the manifold, and mate-
riall repugnances, varieties and
uncertaineties, in that behalfe.
Faithfully gathered, by way of
historicall narration, out of the
bookes and writinges, of princi-
pall favourers of that platforme
anno 1693. [By R. Bancroft,
Archbishop of Canterbury.]
J. Wolfe, London, 1593. 4to.
4135. b.
— Another copy. Few MS.
Notes. 4135. b.
Imperfect; wanting the last leaf,
oontaining part of the errata.
SUSANNA. An excellent
Ballad intituled. The Constancy
of Susanna. %• Z. 2 pts. Printed
for J. Wright, London, [1635?]
Broadside fol. Box. I. 60.
— Susanna, or the arraignment
of the two unjust elders. [A
poem, by E. Aylett.] Printed for
J. Teaze, London, 1622. 8vo.
11626. a. 46. (1.)
— Another copy.
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This copy has a slight vaxiaiion
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SUSENBROTUS (Joaknes)
Epitome tropomm ao schematum
et grammatioomm et rhetori-
corum, 8ul authores tum prophanos
turn sacros intelligendos, etc. Ex
Tyjpographia Societalis Statumario-
rum,Londini,1621. dvo. 11805. b.
SUTCLIPPE (Alice) Medi-
tations of Man's Mor tali tie. or,
a way to true ble68ednes8e...The
second edition, enlarged, etc.
Printed by B. A. and T. F. for
H. Seyle^ London, 1634. 12mo.
4412. aa.
SUTCLIFFE (Matthew)
See E., 0.
— See GiFFORDUS (G.) after-
wards Gabriel, de Sainte Marie,
successively Bishop of Archidiii'
polis, etc. De Turoopapismo ...
Liber unus. Eidem ... adjuncti
sunt ... ad versus G. Giffordi ...
volumen ... quod ille Calvino-
turcismum inscripsit, Libri qua-
tuor,etc. [ByM.S.] 1699. 4to.
477. a. 10.
— See 0., E. A Detection of
divers notable Untruthes ...
Gathered out of M^ Sutcliffes
Newe Challenge, etc. 1602. 8vo.
3935.
— SeeK,W. A brief and
oleere confutation of a new vaine
and vaunting chalenge, made by
0. E. Minister [or rather by
M.Sutcliffo]. 1603. 12mo.3935.aa.
— See S., M.
— See S., M., Doctor of Divinity.
— See S., T. M.
— See Throkmorton (J.) The
Defence of J. Throkmorton,
SUT
againat the slannderB of Maister
S., eto. 1594. 4to. 4378. o.
SUTCLIPPB (Matthew) See
Thbokmorton (J.) An Answere
nnto ... A defence of J. Throk-
morton against the slannders of
M. S....by M. S., etc. 1696. 4to.
4106. aaa.
— An Abridgement or Survey
of Foperie... opposed nnto M. Kel-
lison's Survey of the new religion,
etc Jf. Bradwood for C Burhie,
London, 1606. 4to. 3932. f.
— An Answer to a certaine
libel 8upplicatorie...and also to
certaine calumnious articles... to
the slaunder of the Eoolesiasticall
state... put forth under the name
of a Petition directed to Her
Maiestie [relating to the alleged
wrongful condemnation of J.
TJdall on an indictment for libel],
etc. The B^puiies of 0, Barkery
London, 1692. 4to. 4106. aaa.
— De Presby terio, ejusque nova,
in Ecclesia Christiana, Politeia,
adversus cujusdam I. B. A. C. de
politeia civili & ecclesiastica
ubros duos,...eju8demque & reli-
quorum-Preebyteriipatronorum. . .
in poli teiae Judaicae & Christianae
errores^M. Sutlivii dispatatio; in
qua presby teriiim quod ill! tuen-
tur, oppugnatur ; Christiani ma-
gistratus potestas, quam illi op-
pugnant defenditur, etc. Oeorgiua
Bishop d BodolphuB Newberry ,
Londiniy 1691. 4to. 848. d. 12. (1.)
— The Examination of ... T.
Cartwrights late apologie, where-
in his vaine... challenge concern-
ing certaine supposed slanders
pretended to have been published
against him, is answered and re-
futed. The BeptUies of 0. Barker,
London, 1696. 4to. 1019. f. 7.
— The examination and con-
futation of a certaine scurrilous
SUT
1463
treatise entituled. The Survey of
the newe Eeligion, published by
M. Kellison, in disgrace of true
religion professed in the Church
of England. ». S. E. Allde for
B. Serger and E. Weaver, London,
1606. 4to. 697. g. 27.
SUTCLIFFE (Matthew) A
ful and round answer to N. D.
alias Robert Parsons the Noddie
his foolish and rude Wame-word
[entitled "A temperate Ward word
to the turbulent and seditious
watch-word of Sir P. Hastings...
by N. D."1, etc. ». E. Printed
for O, Bishop, London, 1604. 4to.
698. d. 29.
— [Another copy.] The bless-
ings on Mount Gerizzim and the
curses on Mount Ebal, or the
happie estate of Protestants, com-
pared with the miserable estate
of Papists under the Pope's
tvrannie. »♦ It. Printed for
A. Eehb, London, [1604]. 4to.
697. e. 16.
A duplicate of the preceding with
a new titlepage.
— M. Sutlivii adversus R. Bel-
larmini de Purgatorio Disputa-
tionem Liber. Oeorgius Bishop,
Badulphus Newherie, Bchertus Bar-
ker, Limdinif 1699. 4to.
697. f. 17. (1.)
— M. Sutlivii de Missa Papis-
tica variisque synagog» Rom.
circa Eucharistisd Sacramentum
erroribus & corruptelis, adversus
R. Bellarminum & universum Je-
bus»orum 6s Cananaeorum Sodali-
tium libri quinque, etc. 2 pts.
Per Adamum Islip, Londini,
1603. 4to. 846. f. 12.
Each pt. has a separate pagination.
— M. Sutlivii de Pontifioe
Romano, eiusque iniustissima in
Ecclesia dominatione, adversbs
R. Bellarminum, & universum
1464
SUT
SUT
Jebusitarum sodalitium, libri
quinque. Oeorgius Bishop^ Badul-
phu8 Newherie^ d Boherius Barker,
Londini, 1599. 4to. 4051. bb.
SUTCLIFFE (Matthew)
The petition apologeticall of Lay
Papists, calling themselves the
Lay Catholikes of England... con-
tradicted, examined, glozzed and
refuted. Printed for W. Cotton,
and W. WeUby, London, 1606. 4to.
873. g. 8.
— The Practice, Proceedings,
and Lawes of armes, described
out of the doings of most valiant
and expert Captaines, etc. )$. 31.
The Deputies of 0. Barker, London,
1593. 4to. 713. c. 5.
— Another copy. G. 2324.
— The Subversion of E. Par-
sons his...worke, entituled, A
treatise of three Conversions of
England from Paganisme to
Christian religion. S. X. Printed
for J. Norton, London, 1606. 4to.
3932. f.
— A threefold answer nnto the
third part of a certaine triobolar
treatise of three supposed con-
versions of England to the
moderne Eomish religion pub-
lished by B. Parsons under the
continued maske of N. D. 10. 31.
Printed for J. Norton, London,
1606. 4to. 697. f. 19.
— Another copy. 1368. c.
— A Treatise of Ecclesiasticall
Discipline wherein that con-
fused forme of government, which
cei teine under false preten ce . . . of
Eeformation,...do strive to bring
into the Church of England, is
... confuted ... Newly corrected.
O. Bishop, London, 1591. 4to.
698. g. 3. (1.)
— The Unma^iking of a Masse-
monger, who in the counterfeit
habit of Si Augustine hath cun-
ningly crept into the closets of
many English ladies. Or, the
Vindication of Saint Augustines
Confessions, from the... calumnia-
tions of a late noted Apostate
[Sir T. Matthew, in his trans-
lation of the Confessions]. Printed
byB. A. and T.FatDcetJvrN. Bourne^
London, 1626. 4to. 1225. c. 26.
SUTTON (Christopher) Disce
vivere: leame to live. Disoe
mori : learn to dye. Two briefe
treatises joyned together, etc.
2 pts. JS. Badger, London,
1634. 12mo. 4402. h. 16.
— Disce Mori. Leame to Die-
A religious discourse, mooving
every Christian man to enter into
a serious remembrance of his
ende, etc. S. H. J. Wolfe, Lon»
don, 1600. 12mo. 4402. aa.
— Another edition. S. Z.
J, Windet for 0. Burby, London,
1604. 12mo. G. 11670.
Newly enlarged.
S. S. L. Windet for widdew Bwr-
by, London, 1609. 12mo. 4403. b.
— Another edition. V. H,
O. Purslowe for N. Bourne, Lon-
don, 1616. 12mo. 4410. e.
— Another edition. 13. H.
O, Purslotoe for N, Bourne, Lon-
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— Disce vivere. Leame to
live. A briefe Treatise of Learn-
ing to Live, wherein is shewed,
that the life of Christ is the most
perfect patteme of direction to
the life of a Christian... Perused
and corrected. S. H. E, Short, for
0, Burby, London, [1604?] 12mo.
G. 11669.
This volume and the same author's
" Disoe Mori " are bound together,
front to back.
SDT
SWA
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— Fourth edition.
V. X. W. I, for N. Bourne, Lon-
don, 1617. 12mo. 873. b. 13.
SUTTON (Christopher)
Godly Meditations upon the most
holy Sacrament of the Lords
Sapper ...together with a short
admonition touching the contro-
versie about the Hdy Eucharist.
Also godly meditations ooncem-
ing the Divine Presence. Printed
hy T. 8. for N, Bourne, London,
1613. 12mo. 844. a. 13.
— Another edition. B. Badger
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873. 0. 20.
SUTTON (John) Arraignment
and Execution. See Sudlow (E.)
The arraignment, etc.
SUTTON (Thomas) D.D.,
Fellow of Queen*8 GoUege, Oxford,
See Bible. — New Testament. —
Somans, Lectures upon the ele-
Tenth chapter to the Bomans, by
...IK Sutton, etc. [Edited by
J. D.] 1632. 4to. 3266. b.
— England's Summons: a Ser-
mon [on Hosea iv. 1-3]. W, HaU
far m. Law, London, 1613. 8yo.
4474. b. 98.
— Eng1an[ds] first and seconfd]
Summo[ns,] two Sermons [on
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preached at Panics Cross... Jan. 3.
1612.. .[and] Feb. 6, 1616. The
second impression, perused and
corrected by the authour. N. Okea
for M, Law, London, 1616. 8yo.
693. e. 12. (13.)
The iitlepage is mutilated.
— Jethroes counsel to Moses,
or a direction for magistrates : a
sermon [on Exod. xviii. 21,]
preached at S^ Sayiours in South-
warke. March 6, 1621. Before
the . . . Judges, etc. W. Jones, Lon»
don, 1631. 4ta 1111. d. 3.
YOL. m.
, — Another copy.
694. g. 22. (19.)
SUTTON (Thomas) Founder
of the Charterhome. See Charter-
house. The Charterhouse, with
the last Will and Testament of
T. Sutton. 1614. 4to.
796. h. 21. (16.)
SWADON (William) Upon
the Death of Queene Anne, wife
of... Ring James. Funeral verses.
Lat. [London, 1619.] e. eh. fol.
1876. f. (1.)
This appears to have formed part
of some work, title unknown.
SWAIN. An excellent sonnet;
or —
The Swaines complaint, whose
cruell doome,
It was to love hee knew not
whom.
».lt* 2pts. Printed for J. Wright,
London, [1 640 ?] Broadside fol.
Box. I. 110.
SWAINE (Mart) [Funeral
Sermon.'] See Langhorne (L.)
Mary sitting at Christs Feet, etc.
SWALLOW ( ) iS^eeEpHB-
MERiDES. Swallow. Au Alma-
nack, etc.
SWAN (John) See Jack-
son (T^ Davids Pastorall Poeme,
etc. [Edited hy J. S.] 1603. 8vo.
693. a. 18.
— Speculum Mundi, or, a
Glasse representing the Face of
the World... Whereunto is joyned
an Hexameron or a serious dis-
course of the causes, continuance,
and qualities of things in nature ;
occasioned as matter pertinent to
the work done in the six dayes of
the Worlds creation. The Printers
to the University of (Jamhridge,
1635. 4to. 482. a. 13.
— A True and breife Beport, of
M. Qlovers vexation, and. of her
5b
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SUT
Jebusitarum sodalitinm, libri
quinqne. Oeorgiut BUhop, BaAtd-
piltw Newherie, d Boberbu Barker,
Loadini, 1699. 4to. 4051. bb.
SUTCLIPPE (Matt- y
The petition apologeticall ' .-^
rapieta, calling ttiemae* ' ,^
Lay Catholikea of Engl ■ T%'
ttadiote ^
refated. 8m
««d W. ,rmer
amou
IB of
...by
— Tl
and \m
ont of tl
and er
The '
:. (2.)
.j^jg^om of Sweden, to- S WEETMAN (Jom
^*^ the goverment of MoirSA (A. db) A Treal
i*^aie, might and power " ■ ■" "
S^rZeaX £iDg, ft catalogue of
/'^''o? the Kings of Sweden ;
0>^ particularly oonoeming
»>Cn« AdolphnB. Printed far
1299. g.
__ Another copy.
1056. d. 13. (2.)
— Another oopy. 150. d. 19.
SWEDEN.— .<*n»y. The de-
votions and formes of prayer daily
used in the King of Swedens
Army : being the first part of oar
intended booke oonoeming the
Swedish Disoipline, eto. Printed
for N. Butter and N. Bourne,
London, 1632. 4to. 3456. g. 80.
SWEEPER (Walter) Israel's
redemption by Christ : wherein
is confuted the Arminian Uni-
Tersall Bedemption. [A sermon,
on Hatt. 1. 21.] W. Jone$, Londim,
1622. 4to. 4255. b.
SWEERTIUS (Fkakciscds)
The Life of A. Ortell, written
firft in Latin by P. Sweert of
mongr ,/is,...and now traaskted
haK Aiig'ishbyW.B. SeeOsTS-
p- ,(A.} Theatnim Orbis Ter-
^mm,etc 1606. fol. C. 46.1.
SWEET (John) See Fbatut
(D.) The Bomieh Fisher caught
...in his owne net. Or, a tras
Belation of the Protestant Gon-
ferenoe [of D. Featley ... with
J. Fisher and J. 8.], etc.
1624. 4to. 224. o. 12. (3.)
— Conference had between
Dr. White,. ..and Dr. Featly witl
Mr. Fisher and Hr. Sweet, Jeenites,
etc See Fishek (J.) jwnul. Ths
Fisher catched in bis owne net.
1623. 8vo. 697. c. 40.
Joan) Sm
Mental Prayer... Translated... into
English by ...[J. S.]. 1617. 12mo.
4412. f.
SWETKAH (JoeEPB) Su
Mdkda (Cohstantia) jMsud. The
Worming of a mad Dcgge, etc.
[An answer to the tract of J. S.
entitled: "Arraignment of lewd
...women."] 1617. 4to.
C. 40. c. 28.
— iSm Sowbrdah (E.) pie»i.
[Ester hath bang'd Haman; or,
an answere to a lewde pam-
phlet, entitnled the Arraignment
of Women [by J. S.], eto]
[1617.] 4to. C. 40. c. 34. (2.)
— See Spkoht (B.) A monzell
for MelastomnB...Or an apologeti-
oall answere to that irreOgions.,.
pamphlet made by J. S., and by
him intituled. The arraignement
1617. 4to. 8415.e.
— The BTftignment of lewd,
idle, fro ward and nnconstsnt
women : or, the vanitie of them,
choose you whether. With *
oommendation of wise, Yertnoni
and honest women, eto. 6. Pw-
S WE
swo
1467
^or T. Archer^ London,
o. 8416. bbb. 37.
r edition. Printed
\ondony 1617. 4to.
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SWIPT (John) The divine
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SWIPT (William) A Sermon
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servant of Jesns Christ, M' T.
Wilson... in Canterbury, the 25.
day of January 1621. [With a
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SWINBURNE (Henby) A
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nnderstoode of all the Subjectes
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J, Windet, London, 1590. 4to.
515. e. 1.
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SWITZERLAND, Beformed
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SYDNEY {Sir Phiup)
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SYDRACH. See Boocus, King.
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SYLVESTER (Joshua)
Lachryinae laobrymamm : or the
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epi8tle...for th' immature decease
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SYM (John) Lifes Preserva-
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SYMONDS (William) A
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S YM
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T.| A. A Christian Beprofe
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bookes, the first... called A loving
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A. T. Few MS. Notes. [Amster-
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T., A., Practitioner in Physic*
A Eich Store-house or Treasury
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1038. i. 38.
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T., D. The Dove and Serpent.
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T., G. See Spa. A briefe dis-
course of the... water of Spaw...
Translated out of the French...
by G. T., etc. [1600 ?] 4to.
1171. e. 9. (6.)
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T., H. A Eelation of The
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towards Jerusalem, Gaza, Grand
Cayro, Alexandria... Also, what
rare Antiquities, Monuments, and
notable memories (according with
the ancient remembrances in the
holy Scriptures) they saw in
Terra Sancta : with a perfect de-
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Jerusalem... Written by Hfenry]
Tfimberlake] in the behalfe of
himselfe and his fellow Pilgrime
g. Burrelll. Printed by J. N. for
, Perry, London, [1611]. 4to.
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T., H., Minister, See Casmannus
(0.) Yademecum. Goewithme;
Deare Pietie, and rare Charitie.
...Translated out of Latine, by
H. T., Minister. 1606. 8vo.
697. a. 39.
T., I. See Bluom (J.) The
Booke of Five CoUumnes of
Architecture ... Translated ... by
I. T. 1608. fol. 1732.0.
T., I. /See BuLUNGER (H.) A...
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Translated by I. T. [John
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4474. a. 66.
T., J. See Steenwyk. A true
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laide to the oitty of Steenwick
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1592. 4to. 9505. a.
T., J. An Apologie^or defence
agaynbt the calumnacion of cer-
tayne men which... (do sclaundre
those men, which for the better
servinge of God...) have aban-
doned theyr livinges and voca-
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T., I., Minister of Oods Word,
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T., L. See Bible.— New Testa-
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T., L. See Bible. — ^New Testa-
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J. Calvin on the Epistles of S.
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Translated ... by L. T[omson].
1679. 4to. 1107. e. 22.
T., L. An Answere to certein
Assertions of M. Fecknam [i,e,
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man, London, [1570]. 8vo.
696. a. 26.
T., N.' See Saxvlanus, Mom-
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T., R. A Brief Treatise of
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downe the principles of the
1474 T T
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far T. Jlfan, London^ 1620. 8vo. or Twyne ?]. Copious MS. Notbs.
531. e. 6. (1.) J, deBeauche8ne,London,lb97. 4to.
C. 33. b. 19.
T.^ E. A Discourse, wherein
is plainly proved ... that Peter T., T. New Essayes, Medita-
never was at Borne. Farther- tions, and Yowes: including in
more, that neither Peter nor the them the Chiefe Duties of a
Pope is the head of Christes Christian, both for Faith, and
church. Also an interpretation Manners. [By T. TJ Printed
upon the second Epistle of S. hy N. 0....8old hy W. Bladon^
Paul to the Thessalonians, the London^ 1614. 12mo. 4403. b.
second Chapter. [By R. T., i.e.
Christopher Carlile.] V. l. T., T. A shorte and pithie
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TAB
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TABOR, MotkiU. See E., W.,
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TACITUS (Caius Cornelius)
The Annales of C. T. The De-
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TACimS (Caius Comteuus)
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1478
TAR
TAS
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TARTAGLIA (Niocolo)
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TAYLER (Francis) A godly
...Sermon upon the 18. 19. 20. 21.
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Romaines. Wherein is set foorth
...the greate meroy of God in the
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TAYLOR (Jeremt) Bithopof
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TAYLOR (John) the Water
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TAY
TAT
1481
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. A Briefe Bemembrance of
all the English Monarchs, from
the Normans Conquest, untill
this present. [25 engraved por-
traits of the English sovereigns,
with aooompanying verses.]
O. Eld for B. Oo89on, London,
1618. 8vo. G. 11201.
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Or a Briefe Belation of the Lines
...and other lodgings in, and
neere London, where the Carriers,
Waggons, Foote-posts and Hig-
glers, doe usually come, from any
parts of... England, ... Wales, ...
Scotland and Ireland... As also
where the Ships, ... Barges and
wherries, do usually attend to
Garry Passengers and Gk)ods to
the Coast Townes of England,
Scotland, Ireland, or the Nether-
lands, eto. Printed by A. 0.,
London, 1637. 4to. C. 30. d. 32.
Without pagination.
— A Common Whore
With all these Graces Graced :
Shoe's very honest,
beantifall and chaste.
[In verse.l Printed for H, Oosson,
London, 1622. 8vo. C. 30. b. 26.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. Printed
for PL. OoiBon, London, 1 625. 8vo.
C. 30. b. 31.
— Di£fering Worships, or, the
Oddes, betweene some Knights
Service and God's. Or Tom Nash
his Ghost,... newly rons'd, and is
come to chide... Nonconformists,
etc. [In verse.] Printed for
W. Ley, London, 1640. 4to.
C. 30. d. 33.
— Another copy. 239. g. 38.
VOL. lU.
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. An English-mans Love to
Bohemia : with a friendly Fare-
well to all the noble Souldiers
that goe from great Britaine to
that honorable Expedition, etc.
[In verse.] Dori, 1620. 4to.
C. 30. d. 26.
With the arms of Sir M. M. Bykes
stamped on the oovera.
— The Fearefull Sommer: or
Londons Calamitie, The Coun-
tryes Discurtesie, & both their
Miserie. [In verse.] Printed by
L L. and W. T., London, 1625. 8vo.
G. 11202. (2.)
Without pagination. Mutilated.
Printed... in the last
great Infection of the Plague, in
1625. And now reprinted with
some Editions [sic] concerning
this present yeere, 1636. With
some mention of the grievous and
afflicted estate of ...New-Castle up-
on Tine, etc. [London, 1636.] 4to.
C. 30. d. 31.
Without pagination. Cropped in
the binding.
— Great Britaine, all in Blacke.
For the incomparable losse of
Henry our late worthy Prince.
"In verse.] Printed by E. A, for
\ Wright, London, 1612. 4to.
C. 30. d. 23.
Without pagination.
s
— The great 0 Toole. [A
poem.] Printed for H. Oosaon,
London, 1^22. 12mo. C.30.b.25.
With portrait of "Arthurua Seve-
ru8 O. Toole Nonesuch : aetatis 80.*'
Without pagination.
— Heavens Blessing, and Earths
Joy. Or, A true relation of the
supposed Sea-fights & Fire- workes,
as were accomplished, before the
...Celebration of the ... Mariage
of ... Fredericke & Elizabeth,
withTriumphall Enoonomiasticke
5 G
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Verses, etc. 2 pts. Imprinted.,,
for J. Hunt^ London, [1613]. 4to.
C. 30. d. 24.
Without pagination. The^'YerteB"
have a separate titlepage, but the
register is continuous. The first
titlepage is slightly mutilated in
binding.
TAYLOR (JoHu) the Water
Poet. The honorable and memor-
able Foundations, Erections,
Raisings, and Ruines, of divers
Cities, Townes, Castles and oth^r
Pieces of Antiquitie, within ...
Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Surrey,
Barkshire, EsEex, Middlesex, Hart-
fordshire, Buckinghamshire and
Oxfordshire ... Also, a Relation
of the Wine Tavernes...in and
throughout the said severall Shires.
Printed for H. Oosson^ London,
1636. 12mo. C. 30. b. 87.
The head.title reads, ''A Cata-
logue of Tavernes in ten Shires
about London."
— Jack a Lent : his Beginning
and Entertainment: with the
ma[d] pranks of his Gentleman-
Usher Shroue-Tuesday that goes
before him, and his Foot-man
Hunger attending. With new
additions, etc. S. Z* Printed
for L T., London, 1620. 4to.
C. 40. d. 31.
Without pagination.
— A Kicksey Winsey: or a
Lerry Come-Twang : Wherein
J. T. hath satyrically suited 800.
of his bad deoters, that will not
pay him for his retume of his
journey from Scotland, etc. [In
verse.] N. Okee for M. Walhanck,
London, 1619. 8vo. C. 30. b. 21.
Without pagination.
— [Another edition.] The
Scourge of Basenesse. Or the
old Lerry with a new Eicksey,
and a new cum twang with the
old Winsye. Wherein J. T. hath
curried or clapperclawed, neere a
thousand of bis bad Debters, etc.
[In verse.] Printed by N, O. for
M.Walbancke,London,\l6l9'\. 8vo.
0. 30. b. 22.
Without pagination. The title-
page is cropped at the bottom.
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. The life and death of the
most blessed among women, the
Virgin Mary Mother of our Lord
Jesus. With the Murder of the
Infants in Bethlehem, Judas bis
Treason, and the Confession of
the good Theife and the bad.
In verse.] Printed. . .by O. E. for
. T., London, 1622. 8vo.
C. 30. d. 41.
Without pagination. Big. A-a
s
— A Living Sadnes, in Duty
oonsecrated to the Immortal me-
mory of our late Deceased albe-
loved Soueraigne ... James [I.],
etc. [In verse.] E. AU-de for
H. Qoeson, London, [16251 4to.
G. 11461.
— A Memorial of all the Eng-
lish Monarohs, being in number
150. from Brute to King James.
In Heroyicall verse, etc. London,
1622. 8vo. C. 30. b. 29.
Without pagination. Imperfect ;
wanting poitrait of the author.
— Another edition. /. Beale,
for J. Bowler ; London, 1630. 8vo.
C. 30. b. 35.
To this copy have been added
three plates, viz. an etching from
a portrait of Charles I., by Vandyke;
a series of portraits of the Kings of
England surmounting a small map
of the British Isles; and a represen-
tation of Britannia, with the legend
** Medulla Historisd Anglicansa.^
— Another copy. 1077. b. 73.
Imperfect ; wanting all after sig.
Gs. This copy contains an engraved
full-length portrait of Charles L,
dated 1631.
— The Needles Excellency. A
TAY
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new Booke wherein are divers
Admirable workes wrought with
the Needle. [In verse.] The
12"^ Edition inlarged, etc.
Printed for J. Boler, [London^"]
1640. OW. 4to. C. 30. d. 36.
Titlepage engiaved. Without
pagination.
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. The Old, Old, Very Old
Man : or. The Age and long Life
of T. Par,... who was Borne in
the Baigne of King Edward the
4^ being aged 152. yeares and
odd Monethes ... Whereunto is
Added a Postscript, etc. [In
verse.] Printed for H, Ooswm,
London, 1635. 4to. G. 34. f. 43.
Withont pagination. With a por-
trait of Old Parr as frontispiece.
In this copy are inserted two folio
single sheets, one dated 1635, headed
*' The Wonder of this age," heing an
acooant of Old Parr, with portrait ;
the other dated 1636, headed «< The
three Wonders of this Age," beinff
an account, with portraits, of Old
Parr, the giant £2 vans, and the
dwarf Jeffrey Hudson.
— Another edition. Printed
for S. Ooaeon^ London, 1635. 4to.
Q. 1046.
— Part of this Snmmers Tra-
vels, or News from Hell, Hall,
and Hallifax, from York, Linne,
Leicester, Chester, Coventry,
Lichfield, Nottingham, etc. [In
verse and prose.] Imprinted by
J. O., [London, 1640?] 8vo.
291. a. 54.
— The Pennyles Pilgrimage, or
The MoDey-lesse perambulation,
of J. Taylor... How he travailed
...from London to Edenborongh,
...not carrying any Money, etc.
[In verse and prose.] E. All de,
X(mdon, 1618. 4to. G. 510.
Withont pagination.
— The Praise and Vertue of a
Jayle, and Jaylers. With the
most excellent Mysterie, and ne-
cessary use of all sorts of Hang-
ing. Also a touch at Tybume
for a Period, and the Authors free
leave to let them be hangd, who
are offended at the Booke without
cause. [In verse.] Printed by
J. KforB.B., London, \62S. Svo.
C. 30. b. 32.
Withont pagination.
— Another copy. 1077. b. 74.
Leaf 16 is mutilated and the
defect supplied in MS.
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. The Praise, Antiquity, and
commodity of Beggery, Beggers,
and Begging, etc. [In verse.]
Printed by E, A, for H, Gossan,
arid... sold by E. Wright; London,
1621. 4to. C. 30. d. 27.
— The Praise of Hemp-Seed.
With the Voyage of M^ K. Bird
and the Writer hereof, in a Boat
of brown-paper, from London to
Qninborough... As also a Farewell
to the... deceased M' T. Coriat.
Concluding with the commenda-
tions of thc.Biver of Thames,
etc. Printed,,. for H, Gossan, Lon-
don, [1620]. 4to. C. 30. d. 25.
The titlepage is mutilated.
— A Shilling, or the Travailes
of Twelve-pence. [A poem.]
[London, 16227] Svo. C.30.b.27.
Withont pagination.
— SuperbiaB Flagellum, or, The
Whip of Pride. (A few lines...
against the Scandalous Asper*
sioDs,...cast upon the Poets and
Poems of these Times.) [In
verse.] G. Eld, London, 1Q21. Svo.
G. 11202. (1.)
Withont pagination. With an
engraved frontispiece. The epistle
to the reader is preceded by a dedi-
catory epistle to Sir T. Richardson.
— Another copy. 23S. b. 11.
Imperfect; wanting the frontis-
1484
T AY
T AY
piece and explanatory Tenes. In
this copy a dedicatory epistle ad-
dressed to W. Seymour Baron Beau-
champ is substituted for that to Sir
T. Richardson.
TAYLOR (John) the Water
Poet. Taylor bis Travels: from
the Citty of London in England,
to the Citty of Prague in Bohemia.
... With many relations worthy
of note. H. Gosson, London^
1620. 4to. C. 30. d. 35.
Sixteen leaves, without pagination.
— Taylor on Thame Isis: or
the description of the two famous
Bivers of Thame and Isis, who
being conjoyned or combined
together, are called Thamisis, or
Thames, etc. [Li verse.] [L]on-
don, [1632]. 8vo. C. 30. b. 36.
Without pagination. The dato in
the titlepage is cut off.
— Taylors Farewell to the
Tower-bottles. Dort [London],
1622. 8vo. C. 30. b. 30.
Without pagination.
— Taylor's Motto. Et habeo,
Et Careo, Et euro. [In verse.]
Printed for L T. dt H, (?., London,
1621. 8vo. C. 30. b. 23.
Without pagination. The title-
page is engraved.
— Another copy. 238. b. 12.
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage.
— Taylors Pastorall: being
both historical! and satyricall:
or the Noble Antiquitie of Shep-
heards, with the profitable use of
Sheepe, etc. Printed ,„hy Q. P. for
H. Oo88on, and,,, sold at K Wrights
shop, etc., London, 1624. 4to.
C. 30. d. 30.
Without pagination.
— Taylors Waterworke or the
Scullers Travels from Tyber to
Thames: with his boat laden
with a hotch-potch ... of sonnets,
satyres, and epigrams, with an
inkhorne disputation betwixt a
lawyer and a poet, and a quar-
teme of new-catcht epigrams, etc
[London, 1614.] 4to. 239. g. 39.
Imperfect ; wanting titlepage, dg.
Da, 3, and all after sig. Gi.
TAYLOR (John) ihs Water
Poet. Three Weekes, three daies,
and three houres, observations
and travel, from London to Ham-
burgh ... with Descriptions of
Townes and Towers, Castles and
Cittadels, artificial! Gallowses,
Naturall Hangmen, etc. E. Grif-
fin;,,, sold by Q. Chjbbs, London^
1617. 4to. C. 27. b. 32.
Without pagination.
— A Valorous and Perilious
Sea-fight. Fought with three
Turkish Ships... on the coast of
Comewall ... by the ... Elizabeth,
ofFlimmouth...on...thel7of Juno
...1640. (The examination of J.
Whiddon . . . Gunner ... A Friendly,
true, deserved Commendation and
encouragement of all Mariners,
etc.) PrintedhyKP.forKWrighi,
London, 1640. 4to. G. 30. d. 34.
— A Verry Merry Wherry-
Ferry- Voyage : or Yorke for my
Money : sometimes Perilous ;
sometimes Quarrellous, Performed
with a paire of Oares, by Sea
from London, by J. T., and lob
Pennell... Written by I. T. [Li
verse.] E.AU^,London,1622. 8vo.
C. 30. b. 28.
Without pagination. Titlepage
slightly mutilated.
— The Water-Cormorant his
Complaint against a Brood of
Land-Cormorants. Divided into
fourteene satyres. G. Eld, Lon-
don, 1622. 4to. C. 30. d. 28i.
Without pagination.
— Th eWorld runnes on Wheeles :
or Oddes, betwixt Carts and
TAT
Coaches. Printed hy E. A. for
H. Chmon; London^ 1623. 8yo.
C. 30. d. 29.
Without pagination.
TAYLOR (Stephen) A whippe
for worldlings, or, the centre of
content. [In verse.] [London^
1586.] 4to. C. 30. e. 30.
Ten leaves, without paji^nation.
The titlepage, which is engraved, is
cropped at the top and the bottom,
the date and imprint being cat off.
TAYLOR (Thbophilus) The
Mappe of Moses : or, a Guide for
Govemonrs. Two sermons lately
Preached before the Judges of
Assize, and Magistrates of the
Towne of Beding, etc. T. Harper^
London, 1629. 4to. 4474. d. 103.
TAYLOR (Thomas) D.D.,
Fellow of Chri8t*8 College, Cam-
bridge, See Bible. — New Testa-
ment.— Titus. A commentarie
upon the Epistle... to lHtns...B7
T. T., etc. 1619. 4to. 3266. e.
— See Threnoikos. <S)/>7voiico9.
•.. Sermons ... By ... T. T., etc.
1640. fol. 4453. g. 1.
— Three Treatises : The Pearle
of the Gospell, The Pilgrims Pro-
fession : and A Glasse for Gentle^
women to dresse themselves by.
To which is added A short Intro-
duction to the worthy receiving
of the Lords Supper. Printed
hy L B, for J. Bartlet, London,
1633. 12mo. 4405. bb.
— The Beawties of Beth-El.
Containing sundry reasons why
every Christian ought to account
one day in the courtes of God,
l)etter then a thousand besides.
[A Sermon on Psal. Lxxxiv. 10.]
Printed by G. Eld for T. Man,
London, 1609. 8vo. 4409. b.
— Christs Victorie over the
Dragon: or Satans Downfall...
TAY
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In a plaine and pithy Exposi-
tion of the twelfth Chapter of
S. Johns Bevelation. [Edited by
W. Jemmat.] Printed by M, F.for
B. Davolman, London, 1633. 4to.
3187. a.
TAYLOR (Thomas) D.B.,
Fellow of Christ's College, Cam-
bridge. Circumspect Walking : de-
scribing the severall Eules as so
many severall Steps in the way
of Wisdome, etc. Printed for
J. Boler, London, 1631. 12mo.
4409. d.
— A good Husband and a good
Wife... A Sermon [on Luke i. 6]
... published by J. Sedgwicke.
Printed for W. Sheffard, London,
1625. 4to. 114. e: 43.
' — Japhets first Publique Per-
^swasion into Sems tents : or,
Peters Sermon, which was the
first generall calling of the Gen-
tiles, preached before Cornelius.
Expounded, etc. C, Legge, Printer
to the Universitie of Cambridge,
1612. 4to. 873. f. 13.
— A Man in Christ, or a new
Creature. To which is added a
Treatise, containing Meditations
from the Creatures... The second
edition. Corrected, etc. 2 pts.
London, 1629. 12mo. 4402. e.
Imperfect ; wanting pt. 2.
The Fourth edition.
2 pts. Printed for J. Bartlet, Lon-
don, 1635. 12mo. 4409. c. (2.)
Pt. 2 has a distinct titlepage,
register, and pagination.
— A Mappe of Home : lively
exhibiting her mercilesse meek-
nesse, and cruell mercies to the
Church of God : preached in five
sermons, on occasion of the Gun-
powder Treason, by T. T. and
now published by W. J(emmat),
1486
TAT
TEE
Minister. F. KyiujsUm^forJ. Bartlet,
London, 1 620. 4to. 3935. b.
TAYLOR (Thomas) D.D.y
Fellow of CkrtBt*8 College, Cam'
bridge. Meditations from the Crea-
tures. The Second edition. Cor-
rected by the Author. Printed
for J. Bartlet, London, 1629. 12mo.
4401. aaa. 7.
— The Parable of the Sower
and of the Seed, etc. F, KyngiUm
for J. Barilet, London^ 1621. 4to.
4226. bb.
The second edition.
Printed for J. Barilet, London^
1623. 4to. 875. g. 10.
To which is added,
A Mappe of Eome^in five Sermons,
on the fifth of November... The
third edition. 2 pts, T. Purfoot^
for J. Bartlet ; London, 1634. 4to/
4454. df.
— The Pilgrims Profession.
Or a sermon [on Ps. xxxix. 12]
preached at the Funerall of M".
M. Gunter...To which... is added,
A short •Relation of the life and
death of the said gentle- woman,
etc. [Edited by H.Gunter.] Printed
hy 1. D. for J, Bartlet, London,
1622. 12mo. 1418. i. 10.
— Another edition. Printed
hy J. H, for J, Bartlet, London,
1625. 12mo. 1418. i. 9.
Imperfect ; wanting all after p. 2.
Bound up with it are pp. 9-172 of
another work by the satne author,
entitled : " The pearle of the
GoBpell."
— The Practice of Eepentance.
... Second edition ... corrected by
the author. Printed for L Bartlet,
London, 1629. 12mo. 4412. e.
The fourth edition.
Printed for J, Bartlet, London,
1635. 12mo. 4409. c. (1.)
TAYLOR (Thomas) B,I).,
Fellow of Christ's College, Caw^
bridge. The Principles of Chris-
tian Practice. Containing the
Institution of a Christian man,
etc. Printed by B. Y. for
J. Barilet, London, 1635. 12mo.
4409.0.
— The Progresse of Saints into
full Holinesse : described in sun-
dry Apostolicall Aphorismes, etc.
Printed by W. L for J, Bartiet,
London, 1630. 4to. 875. g. 5.
— Another copy. 854. d. 3.
With a new titlepage bearing
date 1631.
— Regula Yitaa. The Bnle of
the Law under the GospeL Con-
taining a Discovery of the pesti-
ferous Sect of Libertines, Anti-
nomians, and sonnes of Belial,
etc. Imprinted ,,. by M, F. for
B. Dawlman, London, 1 6 35. 1 2mo.
4256. a.
TEDDER (Hichard) A ser-
mon [on Luke xix. 46] preached
...at the Primary Visitation of
the . . . Bishop of Norwich. T. Bar-
jper, for 0, Emerson, London,
1637. 4to. 114. a. 44.
TEDDER (William) The
Eecantations as they were seve-
ral lie pronounced by W. T. and
A. Tyrell (sometime two Semi-
narie Priests of the English Col-
ledge in Eome and no we... con-
verted ... unto profession of the
Gospel) ... at Paules Crosse, etc.
/. Charlewood and W. Brome, Lon-
don, 1588. 4to. 105. a. 66.
Besides the general titlepage,
there is a special titlepage for me
recantation of William Tedder, and
another for that of A. Tyrrell;
but the pagination is eontmuons
throughout.
TEELINCK (Willem) The
TEE
TEM
1487
Ballanoe of the Sanotiiarie, shew-
ing how we must behave onr
selveB when wee see... the people
of God in miBerie... under the
tyranny of their Enemies, etc.
B translated from the Dutch by C.
armar? Edited by T. Gataker.l
Printed hy J. D, for W. Sheffard,
London, 1621. 4to. 874. k. 44.
TEELINCE (WiLLEM)
Pauls Complaint against his
jiaturall corruption. With the
meanes how to bee delivered from
the power of the same. Set forth
in two Sermons upon the 24 verse
of the 7. Chapter of his Epistle to
the Bomanes, etc. [Translated
from the Dutch by C. Harmar.]
J. Dawson for J, Bellamie, London,
1621. 4to. 4462. c.
— The Besting-Place of the
Minde, etc. (A Sermon upon
Qen. ii. 4-6.) [Translated from
the Dutch and edited by T. Ga-
taker.] J. Hatiland for E. Brew-
Bier, London, 1622. 4to. 1358. c.
TEIXEIRA (Jos^) The
strangest adventure that ever
happened . . . Containing a discourse
<x>nceming the successe of the
King of Portugall Dom Sebastian
from the time of his voyage into
Afiricke,... in the yeare 1578.
unto the sixt of «January this
present 1601 [by J. Teixeira]...
First done in Spanish then in
French, and now lastly translated
into English [by A. Munday].
Printed for F» Henson, London,
1601. 4to. 1195. a. 1. (8.)
— Another copy. G. 4663.
TELIN (Gitillaume) Archaio-
plutOB. Or the Biches of Elder
ages. Prooving...that the aun-
cient Emperors & Kings, were
more rich and magnificent, then
such as live in these daies. Heereto
18 annexed, the honours of the
brave Bomaine Souldiours ; With
the Seaven Wonders of the Worlde.
...Translated into English [by
A. Munday]. Few MS. Notes.
Printed hy L C. for B. Smith,
London, 1592. 4to. C. 40. b. 9.
TEL-TROTH (Tom) pseud.
See La. (Jo.) Gent. Tom Tel-
Troths Message, etc. 1600. 4to.
C. 39. e. 39.
TEL-TROUTH (Tom) paeud.
The Araignment of Lewde, idle,
froward, and unconstant women :
Or the vanitie of them, choose
you whether. With a commenda-
tion of wise, vertuous, and honest
Woman, etc. [The epistle to the
Beader signed T. T.] J. Wreit-
toun, Edirmrgh, 1629. 8vo.
12352. aa. 28.
Without pagination.
TEMPLE. [Fol. 17, recto ;]
Explicit the temple of bras [also
called " The Assembly of Fowls."
By G. Chaucer]. Here next
foloweth a tretyse, whiche John
Gkogan [«U5, i.e. Skogan] Sente
vnto the lordes and gentil men of
the kynges hows, exortyng them
to lose no tyme in theyr yougthe,
buttovsevertues. [Fol. 21,t;cr«o:]
The good counceyl of chawcer.
[Fol. 22, verso i] Balade of the
vilage without peyntyng. [By
G. Chaucer. — Fol. 24, recto:']
Thenuoye of chancer to skegan.
[All in verse.] ». !• [WiUiam
Caxton, Westminster, 1478 ?] 4to.
C. 40. 1. 1. (1.)
Without titlepage, pagination, or
register. Twenty-three lines to a
fuU page. Imperfect; containing
only folL 2-7, 17-24, and nothing
beyond that point Foil. 3, 4, 7, 17,
18, 19, and 20 are mutilated. These
fragments were found among a
number of waste leaves bound up in
the covers of a copy of Caxton's
edition of Boethius, formerly be-
longing to the Grammar School of
St. Alban's.
1488
TEM
TEN
TEMPLE. Begin. Here be-
gynneth the T. of glas.
by J. Lydgate.l V. Z.
de Worde, Londim, 1500 ?"
A Poem
Wynkyn
4to.
C. 13. a". 21. (8.)
Without titlepage, pagination, or
catchwords. Twenty-eight leaves;
28 lines to a full page. The verso
of the last leaf has the cipher of
Gaxton.
TEMPLE, Inner J Society of the.
The Masque of the Inner Temple
and Grayes Inne: Grayes Inne
and the Inner Temple, presented
...at White-hall the twentieth
day of Februarie, 1612. [By
F. Beaumont.] Imprinted hy F. A.
for 0. Norton, London, [1612 ?] 4to.
T. 2058. (4.)
TEMPLE (Hobert) A Sermon
[on 1 Cor. iiv. 1] teaching dis-
cretion in matters of religion, and
touching certayne abuses now in
the Ghurche : Preached at Panics
Crosse, etc. Imprinted,,, hy B, B.
for E, Agga$, London, 1592. 8vo.
1413. b. 17. (2.)
TEMPLE (William) See
Bible. — Old Testament. — Psalms,
Portions. A logicall analysis of
twentie select Pealmes, performed
by W. Temple. 1605. 4to.
1215. d.
TEN COMMANDMENTS.
The X. Commaundements in the
Saxon and Englisshe tounge. See
^LFRic, successively Bishop of
Wilton and Archbishop of Canter-
bury, A Testimonie of Antiquitie,
etc. [1566?] 12mo. 4326. a.
— See Calvin (J.) Sermons
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TEONVILLE (Jean de)
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TERRY (John) The Triall
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THAME SCHOOL. Schola
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THAYRE (Thomas) A Trea-
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THEBES. Begin. [Sig. a ii.]
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THELOALL(Simok) Le
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the World, and a perswasion not
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THEOCRITUS, the Poet,
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be observed merveilons orient in
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THEODORET, BM&op of
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THEODORIC IL, King of
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THEOPHILE, D.L. A
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especially, from the yere 1569.
unto the yere 1581 ...Translated
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THEOPHILUS. See Cosmo-
PHiLUS. A Dialogue betwixt Cos-
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THEOPHILUS^ pseud. See
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THEOPHTLACT, AnMAslop
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Tctfv cirioToXwv Tov dyiov IlavXov
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THO
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THIERRY, King of France.
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THOMAS, of Reading. See
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THOMAS, Saint and Apostle,
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THOMAS (John) Astrologer.
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THOMAS (Lewis) Preacher
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...Together with a short Treatise
upon the Commandements...Editio
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THOMAS (Oliveb) See
Welsh. Car-wr y Cymru : yn
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872. h. 43.
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THOMAS (William) Clerk of
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historic of Italic, a boke excedyng
profitable to be redde: Because
it intreateth of the astate of many
and divers common weales, how
thei have ben, i now be governed.
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THO
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THOMASIUS (Thomas)
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morphoees.l Fabulanim Ovidii
Interpretation... in nnnm coUeota 1618. 4to.
& edita studio... T. T[homa8ii],
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THOMSON (Richard) of
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REVENaEB. The Revenger's
Trag8Bdie. [By C. T.] 1607. 4to.
C. 34. e. 34.
TOURNEUR (Cyril) The
Atheist's Tragedie : or the honest
Man's Revenge, etc. [In five acts,
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— A Funerall Poeme, upon
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...Captaine of Portsmouth, etc.
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1609. 4to. 1070. m. 4. (2.)
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J. Web-
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T. Hey.
wood.
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TOUSSAIN (Daniel)
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TOWNSHEND (Aureuan)
Albion's Triumph, personated in
a maske at court. A, Mathewes^
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— Tempe restord. A Masque^
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8end...The descriptions ... by L
The second
The third
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TOZ
TRA
1503
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— A Tract against Usurie.
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Glasse to know thyselfe;— A
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person willingly to die). 1627,
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Wherin thou shalt perceyve with
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worcetter Burned whan he toke
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TRAGEDIES. T. and Come-
dies [by J. Marston] collected
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and Mellida. 2. Antonio's Be-
venge. 3. (The Wonder of
Women, or) The Tragedie of
Sophonisba. 4. What you will.
5. (Farasitaster, or) The Fawne.
6. The Dutch Courtezan. A. M,
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644. a. 23.
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Mi. John Marston." Copies will be
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(J.)."
TRAGEDY. See England.
A Divine Tragedy lately acted,
or a Collection of sundry memo-
rable examples of Gods judge-
1504
TEA
TKA
ments upon Sabbath-breakers...
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TRAHERON (Bartholomew)
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excellent workes of chirurgerye
made... by maister J. Vigou...
translated into English [by B.
Traheron], etc. 1543. 4to.
782. n. 40.
1550. fol. 7481. g.
1586. 4to. 43. a. 23.
— An Exposition of a parte of
S. Johannes Gospel made in
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Arians in Englande. [Weself}
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— An Expositio of the . 4 . chap,
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his countre men in Germanic.
Where in the providece of God is
treated, with an aunswer made to
the objections of a gentle adver-
sarie. (An exposition of these
wordes, Leade us not in to tenta-
tion. made by B. T., logo before
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TRAPP (John) God's Love-
tokens, and the afflicted Man*B
lessons: brought to light, and
layd before him in two frnitfiill
and seasonable discourses upon
Revel. 3. 19, etc. B. Badger,
London, 1637. 12mo. 4404.
TRASKE (John) See Nohice
(E.) The New Gospel, not the
true Gospel : or, A Discovery of
the Life, and Death, Doctrin, and
Doings of Mr. J. T. 1638. 4to.
698. g. 9. (1.)
TRAT ( ) Muriher. See
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TRAVELLER. See C, B.
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Box. I. 524.
TRAVERS (Walter) See
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TRA
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hel et the paynys of pnrgatoyr
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TREASURE. This Booke is
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...made above . 00. yeres past...
Whereby it appeareth howe God
in olde tyme, and not of late only,
hath been tniely confessed and
honoured, etc. 9B. X* W. William-
mm for J. Charlewood, London^
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The titlepage is mutilated, but
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C. 37. b. 13.
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leaTes, containing the table of con-
tents and imprint.
— Here beginneth a good boke
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— Another edition. U* %•
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— Another edition. U* X*
T. OohoeU, [London, 1540?] Svo.
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1036. a. 41.
— Another edition. U* I.
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— Another edition. U* Z.
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TREASURER. The Trea-
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Master: Wherein with... Tables
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and borrowers lo8se,...are easily
composed... The Second Edition.
Printed for M. Sparke, London,
1628. 8vo. 1139. c. 23.
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Fourth edition,
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TREASURY. See P., I. W.
The Treasury of Devotion... Col-
lected by I. W. P. 1622. 12mo.
3456. a. 28.
— The Treasurie of aunoient
and modeme Times. Containing
. . . collections, . . . Eeadings and . . .
Observations... translated out of
...P. Mexia, ... F. Sansovino, ... A.
Du Verdier, etc. [by T. Milles].
rAp;(ato-nXovros, containing ten
lollowing bookes to the former
Treasurie, etc.) 2 vols. W. Jag-
gard, London, 1613-19. fol.
12208. k. 1.
Imperfect; wanting the second,
engraved, titlepage to yoI. 2.
— Another copy of Vol. 2 only.
121. e. 2.
— The Treasurie of hidden
Secrets, common lie called the good
1506
TRE
TRE
huswives Closet of proyision, for
the health of her Houshold...
newly enlarged, etc. U. Z,
Printed hy J. B. far E. White,
1600. 4to. 1037. e. 2.
Without pagination.
— Anotheroopy. 1038.k.34.(4.)
TREATISE. See C, E.,
Knight A little Treatise of Baile
and Maineprize, etc. 1635. Svo.
6146. e. 8.
— See Clark (J.) The con-
verted Jew, etc. (An appendix,
wherein is taken a... survey... of
a pamphlet [by Q. Abbot, Arch-
bishop of Canterbury] intituled :
" A Treatise of the visibility and
succession of the True Church in
all ages." 1630. 4to. 3935. b.
— See H., S., Studious in Phisicke,
A new Treatise of the Pesti-
lence, etc. 1603. 4to. C.31.e. 16.
— See HuTTEN (L.) An answer
to a certaine treatise of the Crosse
in Baptisme, intituled A Short
Treatise of the Crosse in Bap-
tisme, etc. 1605. 4to. 4325. a.
— See R., D., B, of Divin.
[A] Treatise of the two Sacra-
ments of the Gospell, etc. 1635. 4to.
4326. bb.
— See S., R. A briefe Treatise
to proove the necessitie and ex-
cellence of the use of Archerie,
abstracted out of ancient and
Modem Writers. 1596. 4to.
1042. 1. 41.
— See T., R. A Brief Treatise
of the use of the Globe Celestiall
and Terrestriall, etc. 1 620. Svo.
531. e. 6. (1.)
— See also Traytte.
— See W., D. J. P. B. R. A
shorte Treatise of politicke power,
and of the true Obedience which
isubjectes owe to Eyngea and
other civile Qovemours, with an
Exhortation to all true naturall
Englishe men, etc. 1556. 8vo.
1389. b.
TREATISE. A brief treatise
conteinyng many proper Tables
and easie rules... for the use and
comoditie of al people, etc [By
R. Grafton.] V. %. J. Waley,
London, 1576. 8vo. 8610. aa.
Without pagination.
— Another edition. V. Z*
J, Walley, London, 1579. Svo.
12203. aa. 20.
— Another edition. 90« Z«
/. WcUley, London, 1582. 8vo.
12203. a. 5.
Perused, corrected
and augmented. 1$. E, MS.
Note [by W. Herbert]. Printed
hy F. S. for T. Adams, London,
1595. Svo. 717. a. 34.
— A breefe • Treatise of the
vertue of the Crosse : andthetrae
manner how to honour it. Trans-
lated out of French into English.
Printed for E. WhiU, L^idan,
1599. Svo. 4412. g.
Withont pagination.
— A briefe Treatise touching
the preservation of the eie sight,
consisting partly in good order of
diet, and partly in use of medi-
cines. [By W. Bailey.] [London f ]
1586. Svo. 7610. a.
The sixte Edition.
J, Barnes, Oxford, 1602. 12mo.
1186. b. 46.
— Anothercopy. 1170. a. 5. (1.)
— A Godlie treatiase dedaiyng
the benefites, fruites, and great
commodities of prayer, and also
the true use therof. Written in
Latin, fourtie yerea past, by an
TRE
TRE
1507
Englyslie man ... fCardinal J.
Fisher,] ... and lately translated
into Englyshe 1560. ». i. MS.
Notes. J, Cawoody London^
[1560]. 8vo. 3932. b.
Withoat pagination.
— Another edition. V* X*
Jmprinied by H. B. for J. Oawood,
Xondon, 1577. 8vo. 0.21. a. 20. (2.)
TREATISE. Here begyneth
a newe Treatyse deuyded in thre
parties.
The fyrst parte is to know,'i hane
1 mynde
The wretchednes of all man-
kynde.
The seconde is of the codyoion
and manere
Of the nnstedfastnes of this world
here.
The tbyrde part i this boke you
may rede
Of bytter death, and why it is to
drede.
Sin verse. By Miles Hogarde?]
0.1;. B.Wyer,[L<md(m,U50?] 4to.
C. 40. 0. 11.
Thirty-six leaTos, without pagi-
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ont, and on the last leaf is the
print^B doYloe.
— [Here begynneth a treatyse
[in verse] how y* hye fader of
heven sendeth dethe to somen
every creature to oome and
gyve a counte of theyr lyves in
this worlde, and is in manor of
a moraU playe.] V. X« Copious
MS. Notes [by W. Herbert].
B.Pyn8(m, London, [1620?] 4to.
C. 21. c. 17.
Withoat pagination or catchwords.
Imperfect; a fragment, oousisting
of the last 10 leaves only. 8ig.
B, C. A complete copy probably
contained 16 leaves. The titlepa^
and missingportion are supplied in
MS. by W. Herbert, from a copy of
an edition printed by J. Bkot, the
TSjiationB in the text of which are
added in MB. on the InterleaYes of
this copy.
TREATISE. Beffin. Here
begynneth a treatyse of a galaiit.
[In verse.] 15* S. WyrS^iyn de
Worde, London, [1610 ?] 4to.
0. 21. c. 18.
Without titlepage, pagination, or
catchwords. 8ig. a. A fi»gment;
containing the first and last leaves
only of a ballad, which consisted
originally of four leaves.
— Another edition. V* Z,
WynJcyn de Worde, London,
[1520 ?] 4to. C. 40. 0. 12.
Four leaves, without titlepage or
pagination. At the end is the
printer's device.
•
— [Another edition.] Here
begynneth a treatyse of this
Galaunt with the maryage of the
bosse of Bj'llyngesgate. unto
London Stone. [In verse.] V« Z*
Wynkyn de tVorde, [London,
1622?] 4to. C. 40. 0.13.
Six leaves, without pagination.
On the titlepage is a woodcut, and
on the verso of the last leaf is the
printer's device.
— Begin. A plaine and godlye
treatise, ooneemynge the Masse
1 the blessed Sacrament of the
Anlter, for the iDstruccion of the
symple and nnlemed people.
»* ». [London, 1557?] 8vo.
3932. c.
Without titlepage or pagination.
Big. A-H.
— Anotheroopy. C.35.b. 21.(3.)
— A short and pretie Treatise
touching the perpetuall Bejoyce
of the godly, even in this lyfe.
V« X* Ja. Denham, London,
1668. 8vo. 695. a. 40.
Without pagination.
— A shorte Treatise against
Stage-playes. 1625. 4to.
T. 1068. (3.)
— A shorte Treatise, of the
crosse in Baptisme, etc. [By
1508
TRE
TRE
W. Bradshaw.] Amsterdam,
1604. 8vo. 698. b. 15. (1.)
— Another copy. 116. a. 4.
Imperfect ; wanting the last leaf.
TREATISE. A theologicall
...Treatise of the nature and good-
nesse of Salt, out of the Holy
Scriptures, learned Writers, and
approved practise, etc. F. Kyng-
ston for B. Boyle^ London, 1612. 4to.
7076. a.
— A treatise ooncemynge the
division betwene the spirytualtie
and temporaltie. [By C. Saint
German.] 98. E. M, Bedman,
iowion, [1530?] 8vo. 296. g. 21.(1.)
— A Treatise of blazing Starres
in generall as well supematurall
as naturall: to what countries
or people soever they appeare in
the... world. [By A. Fleming.]
B. Al8op,„.8olde hy H. Bell, Lon-
don, 1618. 4to. 8562. a.
Without pagination.
— A Treatise of the Cohabi-
tacyon of the faithfuU with the
unfaithfull. Whereunto is added.
A Sermon made of the confessing
of Christe and His gospell, and of
the denyinge of the same. [By H.
Bullinger.] ». S. MS. Notes.
[HanaLuftf Marhurgf 1555?] 8vo.
696. a. 19.
— Another copy. 695. a. 29.
— A Treatise of the grounds of
the old and newe Religion. De-
vided into two parts, Whereunto
is added an Appendix, containing
a briefe confutation of W. Cra-
shaw his first Tome of Romish
forgeries and falsifications. 2 pts.
1608. 4to. 3935. cc.
Each pt. has a separate pagination.
— A Treatise of the Lords
Supper, in two Sermons [on 1 Oor.
XI. 23-28; by Henry Smith,
Minister of St. Clement Danes].
B. Field for ThomoB Man, London^
1691. 8vo. 4474. b. 79.
TREATISE. A Treatise of
the nature and use of things in-
different. Tendinge to prove,
that the ceremonies in present
oontroversie Amongst the min-
isters of the gospell in the Bealme
of England, are neither in nature
or use Indifferent. l^Amiterdamf]
1605. 8vo. 4106. a.
— A Treatise of the Nature of
God. [By Bishop T. Morton.]
T. O^eae for B. Dexter, London,
1599. 8vo. 3833.
— A Treatise of the Perpetuall
Yisibilitie, and Succession of the
True Church in all Ages. [By
G. Abbot, Archbishop of Canter-
bury.] H, Loumee, for B. Mil-
bourne, [London,] 1624. 4to.
T. 774. (4.)
— Another copy. 702. d. 15. (8.)
— Another edition. A. Mai-
theu>e8 and J. Norton, for B. Mtl-
houme, London, 1624. 4to.
700. f. 15. (1.)
— A Treatise of Use and Cu»-
tome. [By M. Casaubon.] Printed
hy L L., London, 1638. 4to. 4380. g.
— Another copy. 722. d. 7.
— Another oopy. 625. e. 1 6. (2.)
Imperfect; wanting the titlepage
and Big. A 2.
— A two-fold Treatise, the one
decyphering the worth of Specu-
lation, and of a retired life : the
other containing a discoverie of
Youth and old age. 2 pts.
J, Bamea, Oxford, 1612. l2mo.
8405. a.
Each pt has a distinot.paginatkm.
— A very proper treatise,
wherein is briefly sett forthe the
TRE
TRE
1609
arte of Limming, etc. V* Z. Fraebendary of the Church of
B. ToUiU, London, 1573. 4to. Linoolne. [London? 1630?] 12mo.
1044. h. 38. 4404. bb.
— Another copy. 1 327. b. 1 . (3.)
— Another edition. )3. Z«
B, ToUiU, London, 1581. 4to.
1044. h. 37.
— Another edition. Id* X*
T. Purfoote, London, 1583. 4to.
1044. h. 36.
TREATISE. A proper Trea-
tiae, wherein is briefly set forth
the Art of Limming, etc. )3« Z.
T. Purfoot, London, 1605. 4to.
C. 31. c.
TREATISES. Three severall
Treatises concerning the Truce at
this present propounded. The
first, laying open divers Conside-
rations and Reasons why a Truce
ought not to bee Contracted:
Propounded unto the ... States
Generall of the United Provinces :
by the...CommiBsioner8 and depu-
ties of the most Hon: authorized
Company of West India. In
their own behalfe. The second
...whether or no it bee lawful! to
make truce with the King of
Spaine. Lastly, ... a Remonstrance,
represented to the States theyr
Excellencies, in the behalfe of the
King of Bohemia, which hath a
respect unto the affaires in Qer-
manie. All truly and faithfully
Translated out of the Low Dutch
oopie. Printed for N. Butter and
N. Bourne, London, 1630. 4to.
E. 1943. (9.)
— Three small and plaine
Treatises
1. Of Prayers, or Ac->
tive
2. Of Principlee, or^jj. . .^
Positive
3. Resolutions, or Op- 1
positive
Translated and collected out of
the Auncient Writers... By an old
TRE a ON Y. Somewhat:
written by occasion of three
Sunnes scene at TregDie in Come-
wall, the 22. of December last.
With other memorable Occur-
rents in other places. [Lon-
don ?] 1622. 4to. 1103. e. 60.
— Another copy. 965. g. 16.
TRELOATIUS (Lucas) A
briefe Institution of the Common
Places of Sacred Divinitie. Where-
in the Truth of every Place is
proved, and the Sophismes of
Bellarmine are reproved,.. Eng-
lished by J. Gawen. Lnprinted
by T. P. for F. Burton, London,
1610. 8vo. 874. c. 7.
TREMELLIUS (Immanuel])
See Bible. — La^tn. Testamenti
Veteris Biblia Sacra sive libri
canonici...Latini recens facti ab
I. Tremellio et T. Junio, etc.
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TURNER (William) A new
Herball, wherin are conteyned the
names of Herbes in Greke, Latin,
Englysh, Duch, Frenche, and in
the Fotecaries and Herbaries
Latin, with the properties degrees
and naturall places of the same,
gathered and made by W. T.,
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1551. fol. 447. i. 5.
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TURNER (William) The
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easely be knowe which of them
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TWINE (Thomas)
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TWISSE (William) A. dis-
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TWI
T W Y
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MS. Notes. [London f ]
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TWYSDEN (iStV Roger) Bart.
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T YC
T YM
TYGHBORNE (Chidiock)
T.'s Elegie, written with his
owne hand in the Tower, etc. —
Hendecasyllabon T. K. in Cyg-
neam Cantionem C. Tyohbome.
See Elizabeth, Queen of England.
Verses of Prayse and Joye, etc.
1586. 4to. C. 39. e. 43.
TYE (Christopher) SeeBiBhE.
— New Testament — Acts. The
Aotes of the Apostles, translated
into Englyshe Metre... by C. T.,
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TYLER (Margaret) [The
Mirror of Pnncely Deeds and
Knighthood.— Pts. 1-3 by D.
Ortimez de Calaborra, Pts. 4, 5
by P. la Sierra, and Pts. 6-9 by
M. Martinez] translated out of
the Spanish by M. Tyler [Pts.
2-4 translated by R. P., ie,
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London, 1599-83-1601. 4to.
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pp. 251 of pt. 3, pt. 6, sig. S and
all after sig. Uu of pt. 9. The
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TYMME (Thomas) See Adri-
CHOMius (C.) a briefe Descrip-
tion of Hierusalem and of the
Suburbs therof, as it florished in
the time of Christ... Translated...
by T. T. 1595. 4to. 10076. b.
— See Bible. — Old Testament.
— Genesis. A commentarie of I.
Calvine upon the first booke of
Moses called Genesis : translated
...byT.T. 1578. 4to. 219. e. 8.
— See Bible. — Old Testament.
— Jonah. Newea from Ninive to
Englande brought by theProphete
Jonas . . . translated ... by T. T., etc.
1570. 8vo. 219. 0. 19.
TYMME (I'HOMAs) See Bible.
— New Testament. — Matthew. A
catholike... exposition of the holy
Gospell after S. Mathewe ... By
A. Marlorate... translated oat of
Latine...by T. T. 1570. fol.
4. o. 12.
— See Bible. — New Testament.
—Mark. A catholike ... Exposi-
tion of the Holy Gospell after
S. Marke and Luke... Translated
...by T. Timme, etc. 1583. 4to.
3225. e.
— See Bible. — ^New Testament.
— Corinthians. A Commentarie
upon S. Paules Epistles to the
Corinthians. Written by M. J.
Calvin : and translated... by T. T.,
etc. 1577. 4to. 3265. b.
— See Bible. — ^New Testament.
— Thessalonians. The Figure of
Antichrist, ... disciphered by a
Catholike ... exposition of the
seconde Epistle. ..to the Thessalo-
nians,... Published by T. T., etc.
1586. 8vo. 695. a. 39.
— See Du Chesne (J.) The
practise of chymicall and herme-
ticall physicke ... translated by
T. Timme. 1605. 4to.
1039. g. 4. (1.)
— See Guevara (A. de) suc-
cessively Bishop of Guadix, etc.
A looking Glasse for the Court.
...Now newly printed, corrected
and set forth wyth sundry apt
notes in the margent by T. T.
1575. 8vo. 522. a. 2.
— See La Ham^e (P. de) The
three partes( — the fourth parte)
of Commentaries, containing the
whole and perfect discourse of the
civill warres of Fraunoe, under
T YM
T YN
1521
the raignoB of Henry the seoond,
Fianoea the second » and of Charles
the ninth ... Translated ... by T.
Timme. 1574, etc. 4to. 286. c. 29.
TYMME (Thomas) The
Chariot of Deyotion. Id* Z*
Q. Eld, for T. Baylie, London,
1618, 8vo. 3477. a.
— A Dialogue Philosophicall.
Wherein Natures secret closet is
opened, and the cause of all
motion in Nature shewed out of
matter and forme ... Together
with the wittie invention of an
Artificiall perpetuall motion fbj
C. DrebbelJ...All which are dis-
coursed betweene two speakers,
Philadelph and Theophrast, eta
Prinied by 2\ 8, for 0. Knight,
London, 1612. 4to. 8467. aa.
— Another copy. 537. e. 1. (1.)
Imperfect; wanting pp. 66-70.
— [A Disco]vevie of [ten Eng-^
lish lepers] ... setting before our
eies the iniquitie of these latter
dayes, and inducing us to a due
consideration of our selves, etc.
P. Short, London, 1592. 4to.
4103. e.
Titlepege mutilated.
— A Silver Watch-Bell. The
Sound whereof is able {hj the
grace of God) to winne tne most
profane worldling... to become a
true Christian, ... Whereunto is
adjoyned a Treatise of the holy
Sacrament of the Lords Supper,
in part augmented. (Prayers for
private houses and families.)
The twelfth impression. 98« 2*
FrinUd for C. Knight, London^
1617. 8vo. 4403. d.
— The eighteenth
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695. a. 37.
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TYNDAL(iStVJoHN) 8eeJ.,^.
A true relation of the ground,
occasion, and circumstances of
that horrible Murther, committed
by J. Bartram...upon the body of
Sir J. Tyndal, etc. 1616. 4to.
6496. a. 24.
TYNDALE (William) [For
the editions of Tyndale's version
of the Bible, the Pentateuch, and
the New Testament :] see respec-
tively BiBLK.
BiBLB. — Pentateuch.
BiBLB. — New Testament. Poly-
gloU.
Bible. — ^NewTestament. — English.
— See Bible. — New Testament.
— Maithew. Anexposicionuponthe
. V. vi. vii. chapters of Mathew,
etc. [ByW. T.] [1530?] 8vo.
0. 36. a.
[1550?] 8vo. C. 36. a.
— See Crowley (R.) The
supper of the Lorde after the true
meanyng of the sixte of John and
the . XI. of the fyrst Epistle to
the Corhinthias, etc. [By W. T.J
1533. 8vo. 1020. a 2. (2.)
— See Henrt VIII., King of
England, The practyse of Pre-
lates. V\ hether the Kinges grace
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etc. [ByW.T.] 1530. 8vo. G.1229.
— See More (i^tr T.) The cofu-
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by syr T. More, etc. 1532. fol.
G. 12078.
The second parte of the
Cofutacion of Tyndals answere
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chyrche that Tyndale devyseth,
etc. 1533. foL 475. c. 1. (2.)
[Syr T. More's answere
tho the fyrste parte of the poy-
Boned booke, which a namelesse
heretyke [W. T.] hath named
1522
T YN
T YN
the Souper of the Lorde, etc.
[1534.] 8vo. 3932. aa.
TYNDALE (William)
See T., W.
— /See Tract (WV) The Testa-
ment of master W. Tracie esquier,
expoTinded...b7 W. Tindall, etc.
1 536. 8vo. C. 37. a. 28. (6.)
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W. T. See Wiclip (J.) Wyck-
lyffes Wycket, etc. 1646. 16mo.
3932. 0.
[1648.] 8vo. 1360. a. 3.
[1650?] 8vo. G. 11996.
— The whole workes of W. Tyn-
dall, J. Frith, and Doct. Barnes,
three worthy Martyrs, and princi-
pal! teachers of this Chnrohe of
England, collected and compiled in
one Tome togither, beyng before
scattered, i now in Print here
exhibited to the Church. To the
praise of God, and profite of all
good Christian- Headers. [With
a commendatory preface by J.
Fox, and the life of each author
prefixed to his works, extracted
from the Book of Acts and Monu-
ments of the Church by J. Fox.]
Id. Il« 2 vols. cT. Baye^ London^
1673-72. fol. 8. b. 12.
Printed in double columnB. The
paging of TyndeJe's works is sepa-
rate; that of Frith and Barnes's
continuous.
— An answere unto Sir T.
Mores dialoge made by W. Tin-
dale. First he declareth what
the church is, and geveth a
reason of certayne wordes which
Master More rebuketh in the
traslacion of the newe Testament.
After that he answereth particu-
larlye unto everye chaptre which
seraeth to have anye apperaunoe
of truth," etc. V. *• [London,
1530.] 8vo. C. 37. a. 26.
TYNDALE (William) A
Briefe declaration of the Sacra-
ments... Compy led by the godly
learned man Wyllyam Tyndall.
IS. X. B. Stoughton, London,
[1650?] 8vo. C. 21. a. 36. (2.)
Without pagination. The title-
page has been mounted.
— The Obedience of a Christen
man, and how Christen rulers
ought to goveme, where in also
(yf thow marke diligently) thou
snalt fynde eyes to peroeave the
crafty conveyaunoe of all jugglers.
Newly Printed and diligently
corrected. IS. %* At Marlborow
in the lande of Hesse, [London f^
1635. 8vo. C. 26. a. 35.
— Another edition. K. %•
IF. (%>p2an(2e, Loniofi, [1640 ?] Svo.
G. 11684.
— The OBedyEnce of A
Christian man, etc. K* %•
j;iF. ffi«, l^wkion, 1648?] 4to.
C. 25. d. 11.
— The Obedyence of A Chris-
tian man, etc. )d« %* {London f
1550?] 4to. C. 37. e.24.
Imperfect; wanting fol. !▼.
— Another edition. K* Z.
Few MS. Notes. W. Ooplande,
London, 1661. 8vo. 3932. a. (1.)
— Another copy. C. 21. a. 16.
— [The Parable of the Wicked
Mammon.] Begin. That fayth
the mother of all good workes
justifieth us / before we (» bringe
forth anye good worke, etc. ([Sig-
A 6, verso ;] The parable of the
wicked mammon.) <Sr. 3t« Hans
lufi, at Malborowe in the lande off
hesse, 1528. 8yo. C. 87. a. 23.
Without titlepage.
— A treatise of the justifica-
cyon by faith only, otherwise
(Mdled the parable of the wycked
T YN
T YB
1623
Mammon. V. Z* PrytUed„.for
J, NycoUon, Southwarke, 1 536. 8 vo.
G. 11679.
TYNDALE (William) The
parable of the wycked mammon,
taken out of the . zvi. Ca. of Luke,
with an ezposicyon therupon
lately corrected i printed. IS. 31*
WyUyam hiU, London^ xv. Sept,
[1548?] 4to. 3932. f.
— Another copy.
3932. f.
— Another edition. IS* Z*
W. Copland^ London^ 1549. 8vo.
3932. a.
— Another edition. V. Z*
Few MS. Notes. H. Lufi, Mai
borowe^ in the lande of Heue^ 1528 ;
llxmdml 1550?] 4to. C. 37. e. 21.
Imperfect ; wanting the titieiMge
and three following leaves, which,
however, are supplied in faoHsimile.
— Another edition. )d« %•
W. Ooplande, London, [1560?] 8vo.
3932. a. (2.)
— Another copy. G. 11685.
— The Praotyse of prelates,
etc. V* %* MS. Notes. A. Sco-
loker and W. Seres^ London,
[1625?] 8vo. 697. a. 8.
Imperfect; all after sig. H8 being
supplied in MS.
TYNLEY (Eobert) Two
Learned Sermons. The One, of
the mischievous snbti 1 tie ... the
other of the false Doctrines, and
refined HsBresis of the Bomish
Synagogue. Preached, the one
at Panles Crosse the 5. of Novem-
ber 1608 [on Psalm cxxiv. 1-8] ;
the other, at the Spittle the 17.
of April 1609 [on Matt. vii. 15,
16]. In the first are examined
divers passages of that lewde
English Libell written by a
Prophane Fugitive against the
Apologie for the Oath of Allege-
ance. In the second are answered
many of the arguments published
by R. Chambers, Priest, concern-
ing Popish Miracles, etc. W. Hall
for T. Adams, London, 1609. 4to.
3932. f.
TYPINQ (William) See T., W.
TYPOGRAPHY. [Early T.
being fragments of bonks pub-
lished at different periods, in
several languages, and by various
Printers, English and Continental ;
but chiefly the latter; including
detached titlepages and colo-
phons; with autographs, etc.]
[1470-1600.] Mounted in fol.
618. 1. 18.
TYRELL (Anthony) See
Tedder (W.) The Recantations
as they were severallie pronounced
by W. Tedder and A. Tyrrell, etc.
1588. 4to. 105. a. 66.
— A PruitfuU Sermon [on Mat.
XII. 43-45,]... preached.. .by A. T.
sometime a Seminarie Priest...
Conteining an admonition unto
vertue, and a dehortation from
vice, etc. IS* *. MS. Notes.
«r. Windet,.„8old by A. Kitson, Lon-
don, [1589]. 8vo. 693. e. 15. (13.)
Without pagination.
TYRIE (James) The refuta-
tion of ane ansver made be Schir
Johne Knox, to ane letter, send
be J. Tyrie, to his umquhyle
brother. Sett furth be J. Tyrie.
Apod T. hrumenium, Parisiis,
1573. 8vo. C. 37. d. 23.
TYRONE, Hugh, Earl of.
See O'Neill.
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VERTOMANNUS (Ludovi-
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VESALIUS (Andreas) A.V.
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VI RET (Christopher) See
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VIRGILIUS MARO (P(tb-
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1544
VIR
VIR
Maronis. Pauli Manutii annota-
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W., E. See Passe (C. de") A
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circles, upon any Plane. ..with a
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Sunne beames upon a Diall...all
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T. Harper for J. WcUerson, London,
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W., I., Priest. See Johann
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W., I., Priest. The English
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W., J., Prie8t. The fierie trial of
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W.j M., Master in Arts. The
Bedemption of Time, or a sermon
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good remedies for them that haue
misspent their time... By M. W.
Master in Arts [i.e. William
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1607. 8vo. 4473. a.
W., M. T. See Loqub (B. db)
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1582. 8vo. 873. i. 20.
W., N. The most pleasante
historic of Albino and Bellama.
A Foeme. To which is annexed
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N. W[hiting]. N. Fussell, Lon-
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the edition of 1637 -by N. W.,
Master in Arts, of Qaeenes Col*
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W., N., Master in Arts, of
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pleasant historic of Albino and
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n Insonio Insonadado, or a sleep-
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W[hiting] Master in Arts, of
Queenes Colledge in Cambridge.
[In verse.] Printed by J. D. for
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In this copy the printed titlepage
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W« P. See Augustine, Saint.
[De Vivitate Dei.] A shorte lela-
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W., P. See Gregory I., Saint,
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1608. 12mo. 846. b. 22.
W., P. A checke or reproofe
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untimely shreeching in her Majes-
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the reasons alleadged in a dis-
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1558
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697. f. 12. (1.)
W., E. See Ferdinand II.,
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W., E. See SiXTUS V., Pope.
Martine Mar-Sixtus. A second
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W., E. A Looking-glasse for
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1621. 4to. 1225. b.
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W., 5- Lots Wife. A Sermon
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W., E. The pleasant and
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W.j E. A right excellent...
Comoedy [in verse] called the
three Ladies of London. Wherein
is notablie declared and set foorth,
how by the meanes of Lucar,
Love and Conscience is so cor-
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Dissimulation, the other fraught
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Without pagination. Sig. A-F.
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643. c. 28.
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W., E. Begin, To my in-
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[1630?] 12mo. 1077. c. 6.
Imperfect ; wanting titlepage.
W.^ E., Esquire, Mount Tabor.
Or private exercises of a penitent
sinner. Serving for a daily Prac-
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to speciall heads comprehending
the chiefe comforts and refreshings
of true Christians... By E. W[iUis]
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W.,S. The Appollogieofthe...
Prince Emestus, Earle of Mansfield
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first entertainment, are layd open
the occasions of his warres in
Bohemia, Austria, and the Pala-
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W.y S. [Marie] Magdalens
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G. 742. (1.)
W., T. See Airay (H.) The
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513. a. 2.
W., T. iSee BfezE (T. de) Two
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C. 21. a.
W., T. See Calvin (J.) Three
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3901. aa.
W., T. See Cicero (M. T.)
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don's Warning by Jerusalem. A
Sermon [on Micah vi. 9] preached
at Pauls Crosse on Midlent Sun-
day last. G. Purslowefor B. Flem-
ming,London,1619. 4to. 873.e.25.
WHITE (Harim) The Ready
Way to true Repentance: or a
Godly and Learned Treatise, of
the Kepentance of Mary Magda-
len: opened in divers Sermons...
begun in... London,... 21. day of
Septemb. 1616. and continued in
...Sandwich ; contayning Doc-
trine of Faith... Whereunto also,
by request, are added certaine
other Sermons, preached by the
same Author, etc. Prinied by
Q. E{ld) for T. B., Lon-
don, 1618. Svo. 693. e. 18. (6.)
The ''other SermoDB," of which
there are three, have each a sepa-
rate titlepage, but the pagination and
register are continoons throughout.
WHITE (John) Artist. The
true pictures... of the people in...
Virginia . . . Diligentlye collected . . .
and draowne by J. White, etc.
[23 plates.] Som picture, of the
Fictes which in the olde tyme
dyd habite one part of the great
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Bretainne. [6 plates.] See Bry
(J. de) a briefe and true report
of the new found land of Vir-
ginia, etc. 1590. fol. G. 6837. (2.)
WHITE (John) Bishop of Win-
chester. Diacofiiomartyrion id est
ducentorum virorum testimonium,
de veritate corporis, et sanguinis
Christi, in Eucharistia... ad versus
Petrum Martyrem...con8criptum,
etc. [In verse.] MS. Notes. In
aedtbu8[B.]CaU,Londiniyl55S. 4to.
G. 17790.
WHITE(John) D.D., Minister
of God's Word at EccUs, See
G., W., Frofessour in Divinity, A
Discovery of certaine notorious
shifts... and untruthes uttered by
M. J. W....in a booke... intituled
A Defence of the Way, etc.
1619. 4to. 117. g. 36.
A Treatise of the Church.
In which is proved M. J. W. his
Way to the true Church, to be
indeed no way at all to any
Church, etc. 1616. 4to. 117.g.35.
— The Protestation of J. W....
written... to the end the Papists
might understand he departed
out of this world of the same
opinion, etc. 5c6 Hill (R.) The
Path- Way to Prayer and Pietie,
etc. 1629. 12mo. 875. b. 26.
— The Workes of... J. White.
...Together with a Defence of The
Way to the true Church, in an-
swere to a Popish Treatise, writ-
ten by T. W. P[rie8t] entituled
White died blacke. By F. White,
etc. 4 pts. Printed for W. Bar-
ret, London, 1624:. fol. 475. d. 17.
Each pt. has a separate titlepage,
pagination, and register. With a
portrait of the author and a seoond
titlepage.
— The way to the true church:
wherein the principall Motives
perswading to Eomanisme...are
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their issues... Contrived into an
Answer to a Popish Discourse,
concerning the Bule of Faith
[by A. D.]...The seoond impres-
sion. Printed for J. Bill and
W. Barret, London, 1610. 4to.
697. d. 24.
The third Impres-
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Printed for J. Bill and W. Barret,
London, 1612. 4to. 873. k. 18.
WHITE (John) D.D., mniMer
of God's Word at Eedes. A de-
fence of The Way to the true
Church, against A. D. his Beply.
Wherein the Motives leading to
Papistry, and Questions, touching
the Bule of Faith, the Authority
of the Church. ..are fully ... dis-
puted. Printed for W. Barret,
London, 1614. 4to. 3935. co.
WHITE (John) MalhemaHcian.
See Ephemkrides. White... A new
Almaoacke and Prognostication.
...By J. W.
WHITE (Matthew) Newee
from Ipswich: Discovering oer-
taine late detestable practises of
domineering Lordly Prelates, to
undermine the established doc-
trine and discipline of our Church,
extirpate all orthodoxe sincere
preachers,... usher in popery, etc.
Ipswich, [1636?] 4to. 4103. d.
Six leaves, without pagination.
Edition 3. Ips^
mch, 1636. 4to. 4106. b.
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WHITE (Peter) Anansweare
unto certaine crabbed questions
pretending a reall presence of
Christ in the Sacramento, latelie
propounded by some secret Papist.
...Together with a discouerie of
the Jesuiticall opinion of justifi-
cation, guilefully vttered by Sher-
wyne at the time of his ezeon-
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tion. 2 pts. J. Wolf e and E. Kirk-
ham, London, 15S2. 8vo. 3932. b.
The Beoond pt. is printed in
Black Letter. It has a distinct
titlepage, pagination, and register.
WHITE (Thomas) Founder of
Sion College. See W., T.
— A godlie sermon [on 1 John
III. 2, 3] preached the zzi day of
June 1586 at Pen8ehur6t...at the
bnriall of... Sir H. Sidney. %• S*
H, Midleton, London, 1586. 8vo.
4903. a. 2.
— Another oopy. 1419. a. 6.
— A Sermon [on Lnke in. 10-
14] preached at Paules Crosse the
17. of November An. 1589. In
joy full remembrance ... for the
peaceable yeres of her Majesties
... Baigne over us, now 32.
B. Bohinson and T, Newman,
[London,] 1589. 8vo.
4453. aaa. 10. (2.)
WHITE (Thomas) B. C. Priest.
See EusHWORTH (W.)
WHITE (Thomas) a Writer
c^ainst the Broumists. A Dis-
covery of Brownisme : or a briefe
Declaration of some of the errors
and abhominations . . .practised . . .
among the English Company of
the seperation...at Amsterdam.
Printed hy E. A. for N. FoArohe,
London, 1Q05. 4to. 698. g. 4. (7.)
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WHITE ^Tristram) TheMar-
tyrdome of Saint George of
Cappadocia: Titular Patron of
England, etc. W. Barley, Lon-
don, 1614. 4to. 1076. i. 12.
Without pagination.
WHITEHORNE (Peter)
See Maochiavelli (N.) The
Arte of Warre ... set forth in
Englishe by P. Whitehome, etc.
1560, etc. 4to. 1397. h.
1588. 4to. 1 140. h. 2. (1,2.)
WHITFELD (Henrt) Some
Helpes to stirre up to Christian
Duties ... Second Edition ... en-
larged. Printed for John Bartlet,
Xondon, 1634. 12mo. 4401. aaa. 3.
— Third edition, cor-
rected, etc. Printed for J. Bartlet^
London, 1636. 12mo. 847. a. 24,
WHITFORD (Kichard) See
Bernard, Saint. Here begynneth
a goodly treatyse, and it is called
a notable lesson, otherwyse it is
called the golden pystle. [Edited
with great alterations by R. W.l
[1531?] 4to. C.40. o. 17,
— See Charlibr de Gerson (J.)
The folowyng of Christ : Lately
translated out of latyn in to Eng-
lysshe [by R. Whitford], etc.
[1535?] 16mo. G. 19949.
— See Simon, the Anker of Lon-
don Wall. The fruyte of redemp-
cyon. [Attributed to R. W.]
1514. 4to. C. 21. c. 23.
— A dayly exercyse and ex-
peryence of dethe, gathered and
set forth, by a brother of Syon
R. Whytforde. ». %. John Way-
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4402. aaa. (2.)
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— A dialoge or comunicacion
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(ascrybed unto saynt Bernarde)
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Bonayenture\ id. 8, 2 pts,
John Waylande, London, 15S7. 4to.
4402. aaa. (1.)
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1673, etc. 4to. 8825. bb. — Here foloweth dyvers holy
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London, 1541. 4to. 4408. cc. See Paule (Sir G.) The Life, etc.
WHITFORD (Richard) A
Werke for Housholders, or for
them that have the guydyng
or gonemannce of any company.
Gadred and set forth by a pro-
fessed brother of Syon R. W. :
and newely corrected and prynted
agayne, etc. V. S. Few MS.
Notes. B. Bedman, London,
1537. 8vo. 8403. aaa.
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WHITGIPT (John) succes-
sively Bishop of Worcester and
Archbishop of Canterbury. See
C, T. A Replye to [an] Answere
ma[de of] Doctor [W.l agaynste
[the admonition] to [the Parlia-
ment by T. C.]. [1573 ?] 4to.
108. b: 4.
[1574?] 4to. T.2108.(1.)
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Master Doctor Vuhiteifts second
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Court of Parliament, from the...
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1572. 4to. 1019. e. 3.
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)9« Z. H. Binnemanfor H. Toye,
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London, 1574. 8vo. 114. a. 46.
Without nagmation. Imperfect;
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WHITHALS (John) A short
Dictionarie for yonge beginnera.
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J. Kingstiunyfor J. Waieyand A. Vele^
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WHITHORNE (Pbtbb)
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WHITINO (Nathaniel)
See W., N.
— See W., N., Mtuter in Arts, of
Queen^s Cottege, Cambridge.
WHITNEY (Geffrey) A
Choice of Emblemes and other
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WHITNEY (Isabella) (A
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WHITTEL (Thomas)
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WHITTELL (Bobert) The
Way to the Gelestiall Paradise, etc.
E, Griffin, for B. Bounihwaite,
London, 1620. 4to. 4403. gg.
WHITTINGHAM (Wiluam)
[For the editions of the Book of
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metre by Stemhold, Hopkins and
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Bible. — Old Testament.— P^oZtw.
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WHITTINGHAM (William)
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The Newe Testament... conferred
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WILLET (Andrew) Synopsis
Papismi ; that is, a generall view
of Papistrie ; wherein the whole
mystery of iniquity ...is set down.
...Together with an antithesis of
the true Christian faith, and an
an tidotum... against the whore of
Babylon's filthie cuppe of abomi-
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C. 46. k.
Now this fourth
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WILLET (Andrew) Loidoro-
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rayler; containing a full and
sufficient answer unto the un-
christian raylings... vented of late
by one E. Par kes... against the
author of Limbomastix, etc.
O. Legge, Printer to the University
of Cambridge, 1607, 4to. 4105. a.
— A retection, or disooverie of
a false detection: containing a
defence of two bookes [by A.
Willet], intituled, Synopsis Pa-
pismi, and Tetrastylon Papisti-
oum... against ...a certaine libell
lately published. Wherein the
unjust accusations of the libeller
...are displayed [by A. Willet].
F. Kyngston for T, Man, London^
1603. 8vo. 3932. b.
Many of the leaves are mutilated
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— Sacrorum emblematum cen-
turia una...a...Scriptur8efontibuB
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hrigiensis Typographi, [1596 ?] 4to.
637. d. 32.
Without pagination.
time perused and published by
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1613. fol. 483. f. 14,
— Tetrastylon Papismi: that
is, the foure principal pillars of
papistrie;... collected as a neces-
sarie supplement or fit apperti-
nance to the authors former
worke, intituled. Synopsis pa-
pismi, etc. F, Kingston for T. Man,
London, 1599. 4to. 3932. e.
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Manage, or, a congratulation
for the happie... manage between
... Frederike V., Count Palatine
of Rhine ... and ... Elizabeth ...
daughter unto... James... King of
Great Britaine, etc. [In two dis-
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minted by F, K, for T, Man and
V. WeU>y, London, [1612]. 4to.
694. e. 10. (4.)
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inter ... Fridericum V. Gomitem
Palatinum ... et ... Elizabetham ...
consummatas, etc. Excusum ...
typis Felids Kingston, impensis nero
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605. b. 1 5.
WILLIAM. The down right
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W I L W I L 1605
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V. I. Printed for W. Thackeray, proscribed the late Prince of
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of the III. Normans. of the most worthy prince of
wrxT ▼ ▼ A ««- T-r 71 J T> ^ Orange, contayning the cause of
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WILLIAM IV., Landgrave of London, [1568?] 8vo. 1313. a.
Eesse-OasseL See Frederick III., Without pagination.
Elector Palatine of the Bhine. A _ ^ Supplication to the Kinges
Christian contes8ion...whereunto ^^^^^^ie of Spayne, made by the
18 added the Lantgrave h.s an- y^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^
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^^^^- ^^^- ^^^^•*- faithfuU subjectes of the low
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Bell (A.) Adambel, Clym of ^7 t^^© tyranny of the Duke of
the cloughe, and Willyam of ^^^^ ^^^ Spaniards... Faithfully
cloudesle. [1550?] 4to. translated out of Duytsch into
C. 21.C. 64. English by T. W. ».il. H.Mid-
dleton, London, 1573. 12mo.
1632. 4to. C. 39. c. 39. 1055. a. 22. (1.)
WILLIAM L, Prince of Orange, Without pagination.
Stadholder of the Netherlands. See — Antwerpes Unitye. An
Netherlands, United Provinces of Accord or Peace in Religion, and
the. A Treatise of the peace Government, concluded by his
made... between the states of the Highnes [William I.] and the
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the proclamation and edict, pub- t^e false sclaundera whlrwith
hshed by the King of Spame by ^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^
which he proBcnbeth the saide... ^^ wrongfully. ». ffi. J.D^y,
Pnnoe,eto. 1581. 4to. Xo«do«, 1676. 8yo. 1055. b. 29
164. g. 16. (1.)
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oelier de France, & estoit signe
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WILLIAMS (^tVHooER) ^ee
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all manuall weapons of fire, etc.
[In answer to the several dis-
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— A Brief Discourse of Warre
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opinion concerning some parts
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MS. Notes. T, Ortoin, London^
1590. 4to. 534. f. 24. (1.)
WILLIAMS (Thomas) Dic-
tionarium Latino - Britannicum.
See Davies (John) Antiques lin-
guae Britannic8B dictionarium
duplex, etc. 1632. fol. 628. m. 1.
WILLIAMS (Wat) Wat
Williams Will.
Well-wishing Williams Will and
Testament,
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Printed for H. Oosson, London,
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WILLIAMSON (Thomas)
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— A comfortable meditation of
Humane frailtie, and Divine
Mercie, in two sermons upon
Psalme 146. 4. and Psalme 51.
17. the one chiefly occasioned by
the death of Katharine, youngest
daughter of Mr. T. Harlakenden,
etc. J. Haviland for J. Boler,
London, 1630. 4to. 1418. b. 45.
— The Sword of the Spirit to
smite in pieces that Antichristian
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WILLIMAT (William)
See WiLLYMAT.
WILLIMOT (Joan) See
Flower (M.) The Wonderful
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M. and P. Flower ... Together
with the Examinations and Con-
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E. Greene, Witches in Leicester-
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WILLIS (Anne) See
Barnes (E.) Natures cruell
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6485. a. 1.
WILLIS (Edmond) An Abre-
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With plaine... rules for the speedy
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(?. Puralowe, London, 1627. 12mo.
7942. aa.
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WILLIS (Edward) The
blind Mans Staffe, or the Poor
Mans comfort : dialogue- wise con-
taining an exhortation for every
christians conversation in this
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London, 1615. 12 mo. 4404. c.
WILLIS (John) The h rt of
Stenography or Short- Writing,
by spelling Characterie ... The
ninth edition. Whereunto is now
adjoyned the Schoolemaster to
the said art, etc. Printed for
H. Seyle, London, 1628. 8vo.
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Imperfect; wanting "The schoole-
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Whereunto is now adjoyned the
Schoolmaster to the said art...
fitted for this tenth edition by
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WILLIS (John) Mnemonica,
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artis naturaeque fontibus hausta,
& in tres libros digesta. Necnon de
memoria natural! fovenda libellus,
etc. Per Humfredum Lownes, sump-
tibus Nathanaelis Broume, Londini^
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WILLISfR.)
See W., R., Jaaquire,
WILLIS (Timothy) Propo-
sitiones tentationum : sive pro-
paedeumata de vitis et faecun-
ditate compositorum naturalium:
Quae sunt elementa Chymica.
Excusum per Johannem Legatt,
Londm, 1615. 8vo. 1033.d.6.(l.)
— Anotheroopy. 1036.a. 13.(1.)
— The Search of Causes. Con-
taining a Theophysicall investi-
gation of the possibilitie of trans-
mutatorie Alohemie. J. Legatt,
London, 1616. 8vo. 1036. a. 13.(2.)
VrCLLOBY (Henry) Willobie
his Avisa: or, the true picture
of a modest Maid, and of a chaste
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WILSON (Christopher) Selfe
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WIMBLEDON (B.) A ser-
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WIN
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WINSTON (John) SeeB.,J.
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WINTON. See Winchester.
W I R S U N G (Christoph)
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WIR
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WISCHART (William) See
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WIT
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W1TB.'ER(Qeobge) Archdeacon
of Colchester. A View of the
marginal notes of the Popish
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WITTY (Robert) See Primer-
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WODROEPHE (John) The
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AYOD
WOL
1621
the French tongue, where in is
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Nine Parts of Speech... Les heures
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12963. i. 9.
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Chudleigh...at the funeralls of...
Ladle E. Courtney, the 11 of
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». I. MS. Notes. Printed for
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1418. i. 5.
W O L P I U S (Hieronymus)
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WOLSEY (Thomas) Cardinal
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WOOD (Ambrose) See Ward
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WOOD (John) D.D. The
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...Christ his voyage by sea,
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WOOD (John) M,D. See
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WOOD (Michael) |wetu2. See
Gardiner (S.) Bish^ of Win-
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Oration made in Latine by the...
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WOOD (Owen) An Alpha-
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woo
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1623
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Gar. (Ber.) Citizen of London, The
JoyfvU receyuing of the Queenes
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WOOD (Thomas) See Passe
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WOOD (William) Settler in
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WOOD ALL (John) The
Cure of the Plague, by an anti-
dote called Aurum Yitce, etc.
Printed hy E. P. for N Botime,
London, 1640. 4to. 1167. a. 44.
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1640. 4to. 1167. a. 45.
WOOD ALL (John) The
Surgions mate ; or a treatise dis-
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the due contents of the Surgions
Chest, the uses of the Instru-
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of the medicines, the cures of the
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E. Griffin for L. Lisle, London,
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MUSIC.
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AIR
AIRS. Ayres, made by seve-
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ALLISON (Kichard) An
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BEN
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B
BARTLET (John) A Booke
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BENNET(JoHN) Madrigalls
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— Gradualia: sen Cantionum
Sacrarnm Quarum alisB ad Qua-
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E. 541.
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BYRD (William) Psalmes,
Sonets, & songs of sadnes and
pie tie, made into Musicke of five
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D. 100.
— Psalmes, Songs, and Son-
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fiill, framed to the life of the
Words: Fit for Voyces or Viols
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— Songs of sundrie natures...
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Lately made and composed into
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o
CAMPION (Thomas) See
Aras. Ayres, made by severall
Authors [T. C], etc, 1614. 4to.
C. 34. 0. 7.
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CAM
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— Two Bookes of Ayres. The
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Voj'ce to an Instrument. T. Snod-
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— The Third and Fourth Booke
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or Orpharion. T.Snodham, London,
[1612.] fol. H. 2.
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COOPER (John)
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[i.e. John Cooper.] See Airs.
Ayre8, made by severall Authors
[J.C.],eto. 16i4. 4to. C.34.C. 7.
— See Q., 1. The Maske of
Flowers, etc. [The music by
J. C.?] .1614. 4to. 161. a. 57.
#
— ^Funeral Teares. For the death
of... the Earle of Devonshire.
Figured in seaven songes, whereof
sixe are so set forth that the
wordes may be exprest by a treble
voice alone to the Lute and Base
Violc.The seavcnth is made in
forme of a Dialogue, and can not
be sung without two voyces,
J. Windet, the Assigne of W. Barley ^
for J, Browne, London, 1600. fol.
G. 17.
COPRARIO (Jom)pseud. [i.e.
John Cooper.] Songs of Mourn-
ing: Bewailing the untimely death
of Prince Henry. Worded by
T. Campion. And set forth to bee
sung with one voyce to the Lute,
or VioU. J. Browne, London,
1613. foL G. 18.
CORKINE( William) Ayres,
to sing and play to the Lute and
Basse Violl. With Pavins, Gal-
liards, Almaincs, and Corantos
for the Lyra Violl. W. Stamby
for J. Browne, London, 1616. fol.
H. 23.
— The Second Booke of Ayres,
Some, to Sing and Play to the
Base-Violl alone: Others, to be
sung to the Lute and Base Violl.
With new Curantoes, Pavins,
Almaines ; as also divers new
Descants upon old Grounds, set
to the Lyra-Violl. Printed for
M. L.y J. B. OTid T. S. Assigned by
W. Barley, London,16l2. fol. H.24.
CROCE (Giovanni) Musica
Sacra to Sixe Voyces. Composed
in the Italian tongue by G. C.
Newly Englished. T. Este, the
assigne of W. Barley, London,
1608. 4to. D. 27.
D
DAMON (Wiluam) The
Psalmes of David in English
meter, with Notes of foure partes
set unto them by G. D , fur J.
Bull, etc. J. Baye, London, 1579.
Ohl. 4to. B. 150.
Imperfect; wanting the Gantiu
and AltuB parts.
— The former Booke of the
1640
DAN
E AS
MusiclceofMr.W.D. T^Este, [Lon-
don,] 1691. 4to. 1012. c. 14. (2.)
Imperfect ; having the Gantus
part enlj. For full title see page
443.
DANYEL (John) Songs for
Lute Viol and Voice. T. K for
T. AdamSy London, 1606. fol. G. 16.
DOWLAND (John) The
First Booke of Songes or Ayres of
foure partes with Tableture for
the Lute : So made that all the
parts together, or either of them
severall}' may be song to the Lute,
Orpherian or Viol de gambo . . . Also
an invention... for two to playe
upon one Lute. P. Short, [Londonyl
1597. fol. G. 9.
Newly corrected
and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
Printed for M. L.^J, B, and T. S, by
the Alignment of W, Barley, London,
1612. 4to. G. 12.
DOWLAND (Robert) A
Musicall Banquet. Furnished with
varietie of rlelicious Ayres, col-
lected out of the best Authors in
English, French, Spanish and
Italian. Printed for T. Adams,
London, 1610. fol. G. 13.
and amended. P. Shorty the assigne
of T. Morley, [London,] 1600. fol.
G. 10. (1.)
Newly corrected
and amended. H. Loicnea, London,
1606. fol. G. 11.
Imperfect; wanting uig. Di and
the lufit four leaves.
— The Second Booke of Songs
or Ayres, of 2, 4 and 6 parts :
With Tableture for the Lute or
Orpherian, with the VioU de
Gamba...Also an excellent lesson
for the Lute and Babe VioU, called
Dowlands adew. T, Este, the
assigne of T, Morley, London,
1600. fol. G. 10. (2.)
— The Third and Last Booke
of Songs or Aires. Newly
compot»ed to sing to the Lute,
Orpharioii, or viols, and a dialogue
for a base and meane Lute
with five voices to sing thereto.
P. S. for T. Adams, London,
1603. fol. G. 10. (3.)
— A Pilgrimes Solace. Where-
in is contained Musicall Harmonie
of 3, 4, and 5 parts, to be sung
E
SARSDEN (John) See
Mason (G.) and Earsdej? (J.)
The Ayres that were sung and
played, at Brougham Castle, etc.
1618. fol. H. 16.
EAST (Michael) The Thii-d
Set of Bookes : Wherein are Pas-
torals, Anthemes, Neopolitanes,
Fancies and Madrigales, to 5 and
6 parts, apt buth for Viols and
Voyces. T, Snodham, [London,]
1610. 4to. C. 126.
Imperfect; wanting the Gantus,
Altus, Medina, and Tenor parts.
— The Fife Set of Bookes,
wherein are Songs full of Spirit
and delight. So Composed in
3 Parts, that they are as apt for
Vyols as Voyces. T. Snodham,
for M, Lownes and J, Browne, Lon"
don, 1618. 4to. D. 145.
— The Seventh Set of Bookes,
wherein are Duos for two Base
Viols. ..Also Fancies of 3 Parts
for two treble Viols and a Base
VioU... Lastly, ayerie Fancies of
4 Parts, that may be as well sung
as plaid. Printed for W. Siantby
and G.Latham, London, 16SS. 4 to.
D. 147.
— The Second set of Madrigales
to 3, 4 and 5 parts : apt for VioU
EST
HOL
1641
and voices. J. Windet, the Assigns
of W, Barley, London, 1606. 4to.
D. 150.
Imperfect; wantiDg the Medius,
Altns, and Tenor parts.
EST (Michael) See East.
P
PARMER (John) The First
Set of English Madrigals : to foure
voices. W. Barley^ the Assigne of
T. Morley, London, 1599. 4to.
D. 136.
PAR NAB Y (Giles) Can-
zonets of fowre voyces, With a
Song of eight parts. P. Short,
London, 1598. 4to. D. 132.
PERRABOSCO (Alfonso)
Ayres: By A. F. T. Snodham,
for J. Browne, London, 1609. fol.
H. 11.
— Lessons for 1, 2 and 3 Viols.
Thomas Snodham, for John Broume,
London. 1609. fol. h. 1.
PILMER (Edward) French
Conrt-Aires [by P. Gu6dron and
A. Boesset], With their Ditties
Englished, of foure and five Parts.
Together with that of the Lute.
Collected, translated, published
by E. F. W, Stansby, London,
1629. fol. G. 60.
PORD (Thomas) Musicke of
Sundrie Kindes, Set forth in two
Bookes. The first whereof are
Aries for 4 Voices to the Lute,
Orphorian, or Basse-Viol...The
second are Pavens, Galiards, Al-
raaines, Toies, Jigges, Thumpes
and such like, for two Basse- Viols,
etc. J, Windet at the Assignes of
W. Barley, London, 1607. fol.
H. 10.
VOL. III.
a
G., I. The Maske of Flowers,
etc. [The music by J. Coprario ?]
N. O, for B. Wilson, London,
1614. 4to. 161. a. 57.
For full title see p. 666.
GIBBONS (Orlando) Fan-
taisies of three parts... Cut in
Copper, the like not heretofore
extant. XaiwZon, [1630?] 4to. b.20.
— The First Set of Madrigals
and Mottets of 5 parts: apt for
Viols and Voyces. T. Snodham,
the Assigne of TF. Barley, London^
1612. 4to. C. 154.
GILES (Thomas) See Cam-
pion (T.) The Description of a
Maske, etc. [The music by T. G.,
etc.] 1607. 4to. C. 21. c. 7.
GREAVES (Thomas) Songes
of sundrie kindes ; First, Aires
to be sung to the Lute and Base
VioU. Next, Songes of sadnesse,
for the Viols and Voyce. Lastly,
Madrigalles, for five voyces.
J. Wind^, London, 1 604. fol. H. 25 ,
GUEDRON (Pierre) See
FiLMER (E.) French Conrt-Aires
[by P. G.], etc. 1629. fol. G. 60.
HILTON (John) Ayres, orFa
La's for three voyces. H. Lownes,
London, 1627. 4to. D. 154.
HOLBORNE (Anthony)
Pavans, Galliards, Almains, and
other short ^irs both grave, and
light, in five parts, for Viols,
Violins, or other Musicall Wind
Instruments. W, Barley, the
5n
1642
HUM
Lie
Assigne of T. Morley^ London^
1599. 4to. C. 179.
Imperfect ; wanting the first and
last leaf of the Bassus part, and the
titlepage of the Altus.
HUME (Tobias) Captain
Humes Poetioall Musicke. Prin-
cipally made for two Basse- Viols,
yet so contrived, that it may
be plaied 8 several waies upon
sundry Instruments... The eighth
and last musicke, is consorting
all these Instruments together
with the Virginalls, or rather
with a winde Instrument and
the voice. /. Windet, London,
1607. fol. 658. e. 8.
— The First Part of Ayres,
French, PoUish, and others to-
gether, some in Tabliture, and
some in Pricke-Song: With Pa-
vines, Galliards, and Almaines
for the Viole de Gambo ... and
some Songes to bee sung to the
Viole... Also an invention of two
to play upon one Viole. /. Windet,
London, 1606. fol. H. 22.
Sing: The Third part is for one
Voyoe alone, or to the Lute, the
Basse Viole, or to both if you
please, Whereof, two are Italian
Ayres. Lnprinted by the AsHgnes
of W. Barley, London, 1609. fol.
H. 20.
JONES (Robert) The First
Set of Madrigals of 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8
Parts, for Viols and Voices, or for
Voices alone, or as you please.
J. Windet, London, 1607. 4to.
D. 183.
KIRBYE (George) The first
set of English Madrigalls, to 4, 6,
& 6 voyces. T. Este, London,
1697. 4to. C. 31. f. 7.
JONES (Robert) [The First
Booke of Ayres, composed by
E. J.] [T. Este, London, 1601.] fo'l.
H. 19. (1.)
Imperfect ; wanting the titlepage
and dedioation.
— The Second Booke of Songs
and Ayres, set out to the Lute,
the base Violl the playne way,
or the Base by tableture after the
leero fashion. P. S,for M. Sdman
by the assent of T. MorleyALondonA
1601. fol. H. 19. (2.)
— A Musicall Dreame. Or the
Fourth Booke of Ayres. The
First part is for the Lute, two
Voyces, and the Viole de Gambo ;
The Second part is for the Lute,
the Viole and foure Voices to
LANIER (Nicolas) See Airs.
Ayres, made by severall Authors
[N. L.], etc. 1614. 4to. C. 34. c. 7.
LASSO (Orlando di)
See Lattre (B. de)
LATTRE (Roland de) called
Orlando di Lasso, Novsb aliquot
et ante hac non ita usitatss ad
duas voces cantiones suavissimae,
omnibus Musicis summd utiles,
etc. T. Este, Londini, 1698. 4to.
D. 20.
LEIGHTON (Sir William)
The Teares or Lamentacions of a
SorrowfuU Soule : Composed with
Musicall Ayres and Songs, both
for Voyces and divers Instru-
ments. W. Stanshy, London,
1614. fol. 1010. g. 16.
LICHFILD (Henry) The
First Set of Madrigals of 6 parts :
apt both for Viols and Voyces.
Printed for M. L., J. B. and T. 8.,
LUP
MUN
1643
the Assignes of W. Barley^ London,
1613. 4to. D. 139.
Imperfeot ; wanting the last two
leaves of the Altus part.
LUPO (Thomas) See Campion
(T.) The Description of a Maske,
etc. [The music by T. L., etc.]
1657. 4to. C. 21. c. 7.
M
MASON (George) and
EARSDEN (John) The Ayres
that were snng and played, at
Brougham Castle in Westmorland,
in the Kings Entertainment :
given by... the Earle of Cumber-
land . . . Composed by Mr. G. M . and
Mr. J. E. T. Snodham, London,
1618. fol. H. 16.
MAYNARD (John) The XIT.
Wonders of the World. Set and
composed for the VioU de Gambo,
the Lute, and the Voyce to sing
the Verse, all three joyntly, and
none severall : also Lessons for
the Lute and Base Violl to play
alone, etc. T. Snodham for
J. Browne, London,1611, fol. H. 15.
MORLEY (Thomas) The
First Booke of Balletts to five
voyces. T, E8te,London,1595, 4to.
D. 125.
— Another copy. C. 138-142.
— Another edition. T. Esie,
(he asngne of T. Morley, London,
1600. 4to. C. 142. a.
Imperfeot; wanting the Medias,
Altus, and Tenor parts.
— II primo libro delle Ballette
a cinque voci. T. Este, Londra,
1595. 4to. 55. b. 20. (4.)
Imperfeot ; having the Alto part
only.
— The First Booke of Canzo-
nets to two voyces. T, Este, Lon-
don, 1595. 4to. C. 135.
MORLEY (Thomas^ Can-
zonets. Or Little Short Songs to
three voyces. T. Est, the assign^
of W. Byrd, London, 1593. 4to.
C. 136.
Newly imprinted.
etc. T. Este, London, 1606. 4to.
C. 8. i. 12.
Now newly im-
printed with some Songs added
by the Author. W. Stansby,
B. Hawkings, Q, Latham, London,
1631. 4to. D. 128.
— Canzonets. . Or Little Short
Songs to foure voyces: celected
out of the best and approved
Italian Authors. P. Short, London,
1597. 4to. D. 126.
— Canzonets or Little Short
Aers to five and sixe voices.
P.Short,London,\b^l. 4to. C.144.
— Madrigalls to foure voyces.
...The first booke. T. Est, Lon-
don, 1594. 4to. C. 131-134.
— Madrigals to foure voices...
now newly imprinted with some
Songs added by the Author.
T. Este, the cusigne of T. Morley,
London, 1600. 4to. D. 127.
Imperfeot; iranting the Gantus
and Altus parts.
— Madrigals to five voyces.
Celected out of the best approved
Italian Authors. T. Est^, London,
1598. 4to. C. 137.
— Madrigales. TheTriumphes
of Oriana, to 5 and 6 voices : com-
posed by divers severall aucthors.
Newly published by T. M., etc.
T. Este, the assigns of T. Morley,
London, 1601. 4to. C. 143.
MUNDY (John) Songs and
Fsalmes composed into 3, 4 and 5
parts, etc. T. Est, (the assigns of
PP. Byrd,) London, 1594. 4to.
785. g. 1.
1644
P AM
SWA
PAMMELIA. Pammelia.
Mosicks Miscellanie. Or mixed
yarietie of Pleasant Boundelayes,
and delightfall Catches, of 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Parts in one.
[Edited by T, Eavenscroft.]
V. Barley, for B. B. and H. TT.,
Landon^UOd. 4to. C. 31. f. 3. (2.)
— Another edition. T. Snod-
ham, for M, Loumea and J, Browne^
London, 1618. 4to. C. 125.
PEERSON (Martin) Mot-
teats or Grave Chamber Musique.
Containing Songs of five parts of
several sorts... fit for Voyces and
Vials, with an Organ part ; which
...may be performed on Virginals,
Base-Lute, Bandora, or Irish
Harpe. Also a Mourning Song
of sixe parts for the Death of...
Sir Fulke Grevil, etc. W. Stanshy,
London, 1630. 4to. D. 110.
PILKINGTON (Francis)
The First Booke of Songs or
Ayres of 4 parts : with Table ture
for the Lute or Orpherian, with
the Violl de Gamba. T. Este,
London, 1605. fol. H. 6.
— The First Set of Madrigals
and Pastorals of 3, 4 and 5 Parts.
Printed for M. X., J. B. and T. 8.
the Asiignes of W. Barley, London,
1613. 4to. C. 156.
— The Second Set of Madrigals,
and Pastorals, of 3, 4, 5 and 6
parts ; Apt for Violls and Voyces.
T. Snodham, for M, L. and A. B.,
London, 1624. 4to. C. 156. a.
Imperfect ; wanting the Sextus part
B
R., T. Deuteromelia, etc.
Printed for T. Adams, London,
1609. 4to. C. 31. f. 3. (3.)
For full title see p. 1280.
RAVENSCROFT (Thomas)
See Pammelia. Pammelia. Mu-
sicks Miscellanie, etc. [Edited
byT.R.] 1609. 4to. 0. 31. f. 3. (2.)
1618. 4to. C. 125.
— See R., T.
— A briefe Discourse of the
true use of Charactering the De-
grees, etc. E. Allde for T. Adams,
London,16U. 4to. C.31.f.3. (1.)
For full tiUe see p. 1280.
— Melismata. Musical Phan-
sies. Fitting the Court, Citie,
and Countrey Humours. To 3, 4,
and 6 Voyces. W. Stanshy for
T. Adams, London, 1611. 4to.
C. 31. f. 3. (4.)
ROBINSON (Thomas) New
Citharen Lessons, with perfect
tunings of the same, etc. Wil^
Ham Barl^, London. 1609. 4to.
d. 1.
ROSSETER (Philip) A
Booke of Ayres, set foorth to be
song to the Lute, Orpherian and
Base Violl. (Halfe the Songs...
by T. Campion.) P. Short, by
the assent of T. Morley, London^
1601. fol. G. 15.
s
SONGS. Begin, ^ol. 1,
verso :] In this boke ar coteynyd
. XX. soges . ix. of . iiii. ptes, and
. xi.of thre gtes. [ Wynkyn de Worde^
London,] 1630. Ohl. 4to.
0. 31. b. 22.
Imperfect; having the Baasus
part only. After sig. Ki no text is
printed to the notes.
SWAYNE (Willum) See
Damon (W.) The former Booke
(the second Booke) of the Musicke
of M. W. Damon... Published... by
W. S. 1691. 4to. 1012.0.26.
T AL
WIL
1645
TALLIS (Thomas) and BYRD
(William) Cantiones, quad ab
argumento sacrae vocautur, quin-
qne et sex partinm, antoribus
T. T. & G. Birdo, etc. Excudehat
T. Vautrollertti8,.An claustro vulgo
Blachfriers commorans, [London],
1576. Ohl 4to. A. 150-155.
TOMKINS (Thomas) Songs
of 3, 4, 5 and 6 parts. Printed for
M. Lotones, J. Browne and T. I^d-
ham, London, [1622], 4to. C. 128.
Imperfect; wanting the Cantos,
Medins, and Altns parts.
TYE (Christopher) The Actes
of the Apostles, translated into
Englysbe Metre... wyth. notes to
eche Chapter, to synge and also
to play upon the Lute, etc. )$• £•
W, Seres^ London, 1553. 8vo.
C. 37. a. 2.
VAUTOR (Thomas) The
First Set : beeing Songs of divers
Ayres and Natures, of Five and
Sixe parts; Apt for Vyols and
Yoyoes. T.Snodham.forM.Loumes
and J. Browne, London, 1619. 4to.
C. 160.
W
WARD (John) The First Set
of English Madrigals to 3, 4, 5
and 6 parts: apt both for Yiols
and Voyoes. With a Mourning
Song in memory of Prince Henry.
T. Snodham, [London,] 1613. 4to.
C. 155.
WATSON (Thomas) The
first sett, of Italian Madrigalls
Englished, not to the sense of the
originall dittie, but after the
afifection of the Noate... There are
also heere inserted two excellent
Madrigalls of Master W. Byrds,
composed after the Italian vaine,
etc. T. Este, the asaignS of W, Byrd,
London, 1590. 4to. C. 130.
WEELKES (Thomas) Ayeres
or Phantasticke Spirites for three
voices. W,Barley,London,160S, 4to.
C. 148.
— Balletts and Madrigals to
five voyces, with one to 6 voyces,
etc. T. Este, London, 1598. 4to.
55. b. 20. (7.)
Imperfect; having the Altus part
only.
— Balletts and Madrigals to
five voyces, with one to 6 voyces,
etc. T. Est, the assigne of W.Barley,
London, 1608. 4to. C. 150.
— Madrigals of 5 and 6 parts,
apt for the Viols and voices.
T. Este, the assigne of T. Morley,
London, 1600. 4to. C. 149.
— Madrigals to 3, 4, 5 & 6
voyces. T. Eate, London,1597 . 4to.
C. 151.
WHYTHORNE (Thomas)
Cantus. (Bassus.) Of Duos, or
Songs for two voices ... Of the
which, some be playne and easie
to be sung, or played on Musicall
Instruments ... And the rest of
these Duos be made and set foorth
for those that be more perfect in
singing or playing, etc. T. Este,
the assigns of W. Byrd, London,
1590. 4to. C. 127.
With a portrait of the oomposer.
— Songes of three, fewer, and
five voyces. /. Daye, London,
1571. Obi 4to. A. 356.
Imperfect ; wanting the Tenor
,rt and the titlepaf
en supplied in MS.
part and the tit^epage, which haa
be
WILBYE (John) The First
Set of English Madrigals to 3, 4,
L
1646
WIL
YOU
5 and 6 voices. T. Este^ London^
1598. 4to. C. 145.
WILBYE(John) TTie Second
Set of Madrigales to 3, 4, 5 and 6
parts, apt Loth for Yoyals and
Yoyces. T. Esie aiias Snodham,
for J. BroumCj London^ 1609. 4to.
C. 146.
YONGE (Nicholas) Musica
Transalpina. Madrigales trans-
lated of foure, fiye and sixe parts,
chosen out of divers excellent
Anthers, with the first and second
part of La Yerginella, made bj
Maister Byrd, upon two Stanz's
of Ariosto and brought to speake
English with the rest. Published
by N. Y., etc. T. East, the amgne of
Tr.5yrcJ,LonJon,1588. 4to. D.123.
YONGE (Nicholas) Musica
Transalpina. The second booke
of Madrigalles to 5 & 6 voices:
translated out of sundrie Italian
Authors & newly published by
N.Y. T. JS;«te, Irondon, 1597. 4to.
D. 124
YOULL (Henby) Canzonets
to three voyces. T. Este, the a»-
signe of W. Barley^ London^
1608. 4to. C. 153.
PUDLIO
r>
-»•
SHCr.Eu .
INDEX.
A
Aaron's Bells. Sermon. 1615. Wor-
ship (TT.)
Abbot's Conduit, etc. 1626. CUland{J,)
Abcedarium Anglioo-Latinum. 1552.
Huloet (B,)
Abdias. Bibie. 0. T, Ohadiah.
Aberdeen University, Benefactors of.
1631. Lundceiu (J.)
Aberdeen, Well at. 1615. Barclay (W.)
M,D.
Abingdon, Two angry women of.
Comedy. 1599. Porter (IT,)
Abortive ofan idle hour. 1620. W,,8ir T.
Abraham's Decease. Sermon. 1627.
Oataker (T.)
' entertainment of the three Angels.
1630. Qaule (J.)
Faith. 1603. NichohCJ,)
suit for Sodom. 1612. Milles(B.)
Absolom's Funeral. Sermon. 1630.
Harris (B,)
Absolution. 1548. Luiher(^M.) [5er-
mones.']
Abuses in the Church of Christ [1606.]
WhetenhaU (T.)
stript and whipt. 1613. Wither(G,)
Academies in Europe, Account of. 1590.
W.,M.
Accidents, Helps for. 1633. Bradwdl^S.)
Achitophel. 1638. Carpenter (N,)
Acolastus. Comedy. 1540. Fulhnius (G.^
Actors, Apology for. 1612. Eeywood (T,)
Acts and Monuments of the Church.
1563. Fox (J.)
Acts of Parliament, England. England,
Statutes.
Scotland. BcoUand, Statutes,
Adages, Ancient 1633. Draxe (T.)
Adam, Fall of. 1629. Goodman (G^.)
Adambel. Song. [1550?] BdlU.)
Adiaphorists. 1605. Badford {fi)
Adieu au Monde. 1627. EchUn (D,)
Admirable Events. 1639. Camus (J. P.)
Admiralty, Court of. England.
Admonition to the Lords. Ballad. 1570.
Stuart (J.) Earl of Moray ^ etc.
Adrasta. Tragi-comedy. 1635. Jones (J.)
Adnlterers, Punishment of. [1541.]
Joye ( G^.)— 1548. Fox (J.)
Adulteryand Witchcraft 1616. Tuke(T.)
.£lohim- triune. Poem. 1601. Clap-
ham (H.)
jEnigmata Sacra. 1615. W.,T., Preacher^
etc.
^Ethiopian History. 1587. Heliodorus,
.Ethiopians, Gold Trade of the. 1623.
Jdbson (/?.)
Afifections, Battle of the. 1630. Patho-
machia.
Affinity, Marriages of. 1528. Wake-
field (B.)
Tables of. 1594. Gierke ( W.)
Africa, Ancient Manners and laws of.
1555. Boemus (J.)
— 7 Geographical History of. 1600.
Hasan tbn Muhammad al Wazzdn.
Relations of. 1625. Sandys (G.)
Aggeus. Bible. Old Testament. Haggai.
Agincourt, Battle of. 1627. Dray ton {M.)
Agues. 1556. Jones (J.) M.D,
Ajaz, Metamorphosis oi. 1596. Misac'
mos, pseud.
Ailgna, Island of. 1583. Stuhbes (P.)
AlceSeraphicce. Sermons. 1627. Wall(J.)
Albertus Wallenstein. Tragedy. 1639.
Glapthorne (H.)
Albion's England. 1589. Warner (^W.)
Triumph. 1631. Townshend (A.)
Albovine,King of theLombards. Tragedy.
1629. Davenant(Sir W.)
Alcaron of the Barefote Friers. 1550.
Francis, of Assisi, Saint.
Alcazar, Battle of. Tragedy. 1594.
Sebastian, King of Portugal.
1618
INDEX.
Alchemist. Comedy. 1612. Jonson (fl.)
Alchemy. 1585. Kw.— 1591. IiipJey(G.)
—1597. ^acon (i?.)— 1616. WiUia^T.)
—1623. R&vdation.
Alcida. 1617. Qrtene (J?.)
Ale, Assize of. [1528?] Assize of Bread,
Medicinal. 1623. Folkingham ( W,)
Alehouses, Articles touching. [1608.]
Great Britain an d Ireland, James L,
King,
Aleppo, Journey to. 1600. Sherley(SirAJ)
News from. 1628. Bobson {G.)
Alexandria, Blind Beggar of. 1598.
Chapman ((?.)
Alexto and Angelica. 1640. Hart (A,)
Alfagus and Archelaus. 1574. Jen-
ynges {E.)
Algebraic Equations. 1631. Harriot (T.)
Algiers, Descriptiou of. 1625. Nicolay
(Kdt)
Pirates of. 1625. Bawlins (J,)
Return from. 1628. Byajn (H.)
Seven years' slavery in. 1640.
Kiiight (F.)
Algorism. 1546. Introduction, — 1629.
Arithmetic,
Allegiance, Oath of. See infra, Oath
OF Allegiance.
Allegiance of a Subject. 1601. N., E.
All Fools. Comedy. 1605. Chapman {G.)
All for Money. Comedy. 1578. Xttj>-
ton (T.)
All's Lost by Lust. Tragedy. 1633.
Bowleg ( W,)
Almanacks. Ephemerides.
Almond for a Parrot. [1589 ?] Curry-
knave.
Almsgiving. [1577 ?] Bucer {M,)-^
[1672.] Brant (T,)
Alneger, Office of. 1613. May {J,)
Alphabet. 1545. A B C,
Alphabets, Strange. 1628. Fitzer (W,)
A Itar, or Holy Table. 1637. Cde (H,)
Alums, Letters Patent for making.
[1610.] Great Britain and Ireland,
James /., King,
Amalgama, a book of medicine. 1596.
Wood{J,)M,D.
A manda. [1 635.] Cranley ( T.)
A mazon, River. 1626. Barcourt {B,)
Ambassador, The. 1603. Hotman (J,)
Amboyna, Massacre at. 1624. Ecut
Indies, East India Company,
Amendment of Life. Sermons. 1584.
Udall (J.)
Amends for Ladies. Comedy. 1618.
Field (N.)
America, Emigration to. 1622. Ply-
rnouth. New England^
America, Discovery of. 1582. H., R.
A Margarite of. 1596. Lodge {T,)
News from. 1638. Underhia\j.)
Aminta. Drama. 1628. Tasso^T.)
Amiuta9 Gaudia. Poem. 1592. Wai~
8on{T.)
Amoretti and Epithalamion. 1595.
Spenser (E,)
Amos and Laura. 1613. Page (S.)
Amours, Connaissance d'. Verse. [1525 ?]
Connaissance.
Amsterdam, English Church at. 1634.
Davenport (J,)
Amulets. 1603. Turner (P.) — 1604.
Herring (F,)
Amurath. Tragedy. 1632. Goffe{T,)
Amyntas. 1638. Randolph (T.)
Anabaptists. 1617. Johnson (/'.)
Ananias, A natomyof. 1616. Go8twyke(R.)
Anatomy. 1532. Edguardus (D,) —
1545. Geminus {T.y-1565. Banff an-
cus.— 1578. Banister (/.)— [1580?]
Vicary (T.)— [1615.] Crooke (H,)
— 1633. Barthdinus (C.) — 1638.
Read {A,)
Anatomy of Absurdity. 1590. Nash{T,)
of Abuses. 1583. Stubbes (P.)
of Melancholy. 1621. BurUm (R.)
of Mortality. 1618. Strode ((?.)
Ancients,Wisdomof the. 1619. Bacon(F,)
Aucilla Pietatis. 1639. Featley (D,)
Ancre, Marquis d'. Concini,
Andria. Comedy. [1520?] Terentius (P,^
Andromeda Liberata. 1614. ChapmanlO.)
Angel-Guardian's Clock. [1621.] Brexe-
iius (H,)
Angels. 1590. Regius (U.) — 1613.
Salkeld {J.y-^ieZB, Heytoood {T.)
Angling. See infra, Fibhikg.
Anglorum Praelia. 1580. Ockland (C.)
Animals, Pictures of. 1586. Le Moyne
de Morgues («/.)
AnnaliaDubrensia. 1636. Walbancke(M.)
Annals of England.— 1592. Stow (J,)
—1628. H, T,
Anne Royal, Voyage of the. 1625.
Heynes {E,)
Annuities. 1613. Witt (R,)
Ant and Nightingale. 1604. Huhburd{0,)
Antarctic. 1568. Thevet {A,)
Anthony. Tragedy. 1592. Gamier (P.)
Anthropological Description of the
World. 1634. Stafforde(R,)
Anthropophagufl. 1624. S,, E,, B, of D.
Antibarbarian. 1630. Du Moulin {P.)
Antibellarmino-tortor. 1612. Gordon(J,)
Antibossicon. 1521. Lily ( W,)
Antichrist. 1529. Brightwell (R.) —
1589. Wright (^L,y~lb\)2, Sohn{Q.y^
INDEX.
1G49
1696. Cotton (J?.)— 1603. Downame
(G.)— 1605. Pc;u;«Z((?.)— 1624. Pope,
—1626. iS.,j:— 1631. ChAmayCE.)
Antidotary. 1525. Braunschweig (H,)
— 1579. Quido, de Cauliaco,
Antidotum Lincolniense. 1637. Eey^
lyn (P.)
Antigone. Tragedy. 1631. May (T.^
Antimonial Cup, 1640. Primerosius {J,)
Antioch, Journey to. 1600. Sherley
(Sir A.)
Antipodes, the. 1640. Brotne (B,)
Anti-Possevinus. Sermon. 1625.
James (H,)
Antiquities, Attic. 1637. Bous (F.)
Restitution of decayed Intelligence
in. 1605. Verstegan (B.)
Antiquities of the British Churches.
1639. Usher (J.) .
of England. 1596. Ldand (J.)
Antiquity, Three rare monuments of.
1624. Guild (W,)
Antiquity triumphing over Novelty.
1619. Favour (J.)
AntisixtUB. 1590. Sixtus V., Pope.
Antwerp, Pastors of the Flemish Church
in. 1669. Coiranus (A,)
Siege of. Drama. 1602. London,
Antwerp's Unity. 1579. William /.,
Prince of Orangey etc.
Aphorisms, Divine and Moral. 1630.
Panacea,
of State, etc. 1624. Bome, Church
qf. Cardinals,
Apocalypsis Spiritus Secret!. 1566.
Agndlo (G. B,)
Apologia Catholica. [1606.] Morton (T.)
pro Christiano Batavo. 1610. Beca^
nus (M.)
Apology of our days. 1689. Trigge (F,)
Apophthegms. 1625. Bacon (F.)
Apostacy, Recovery from. 1639.
Gouge ( W,)
Apostasy, Treatise o£ 1587. X'^a-
pine (J. de)
Apostate's Pardon. Sermon. 1618.
Sibthorpe (B,)
Apostles' Creed in Saxon and English.
[1566?] jSai/Hc.
Exposition of. [1548?] Viret (P.)
—1634. Jackson (T.)
Apostolic Ohedience. Sermon. 1627.
Hibthorpe (B,)
Apothecaries, Errors of. [1586 ?] TT., T.
Apothecary, Charitable. 1639. (?»»-
bert (P.)
Homish. 1661. Braunschweig (H,^
Apparel, Sermon on. 1620. Williams (J,)
Bibhop, etc.
Apparitions. 1594. Nash (T.)
Appius and Virginia. 1575. B,, B.
Araet Focus. 1579. Falckenhergius (J,^
Arabia, Voyages to. 1577. Barthema^L,)
Arabic, Usefulness of. [1524.] Wake^
field (5.)— 1639. Greaves (T,)
Arbasto, King of Denmark. 1626.
Greene (B,)
Arcadia, The Countess of Pembroke's.
1590. Sidney (Sir P.)
A Pastoral. 1640. Shirley (J,)
Arcadian Princess, The. 1635. Silesio(M^
Archaeologus. 1626. Spelman (Sir B,)
Archaionomia. 1568. England.
Archaioplutos. 1592. Tdin (G,)
Archbishops and Bishops. England,
Archbishops and Bishops,
Form of Consecration of. Litur^
gies, England, Church of. Ordinals,
Archers, Exploits of. 1625. Neade ( W.)
Archery. 1546. -4«c^m (/?.)— [1694 ?]
Barvnck (J7.>— 1596. S., 5.— 1634.
Markham (G.)
Archidamus. 1624. Isocratet,
Architectonice Consolationis. Sermon.
1640. GUhert(W,)
Architecture. 1608. Bluom (J.y-\^\l,
Serlio (5.)— 1624. Wotton (Sir H.)
Arcbpapist, Caveat against. 1548. Chris-
tians,
ArgalusandParthenia. 1629. Quarles(F,)
— -1639. Glapthome (H.)
Argenis. 1634. Barclay (J,)
Ariadne's Complaint. 1628. Tasso (T,)
{^Aminta,"]
Anans, in England. 1657. Traheron (P.)
Arisbas, Euphues amidst his slumbers.
1694. Dickenson (J,)
Arithmetic. 1643. ifecorrf (J?.)— 1572.
Setonus(J.y'1574. Baker(H,}—1692.
Masterson (T.)— 1600. IIUl (T.)—
1608. Stevin (5.>~1612. Colson ( W.)
—1617. Copier (J.)- 1619. Lyte(H,)
— 1623.— i».,^;— 1631. Delamain{B.)
—1631. Oughtred(W,)—\^2b. Pater-
son (/.)— 1634. Hodges (B.)
Armada. See infra, Spanish Armada.
Armado of 103 ships, morally rigged, etc.
1627. Taylor (J,)
Armies, Embattelling of. 1627. Dan-
sie (J,)
Arming of a Christian Warrior. 1549.
Barret (H.)
Arminian Heresy, danger of. Verse.
1628. B.,J.
Arminianism, Anatomy of. 1620. Du
Moulin (P.)
Church of England's Antithesis to.
1029. Prynne ( W.)
1650
INDEX.
Arminians. 1617. Johnson (F.)'-1626.
Garleton (G.)
Armory, Heraldic. [I486.] Bemes
(t/i/Ziana)— 1562. Legh (G^.)— 1572.
Bossewdl (7.)— 1586. Feme (Sir J.)
—1592. Wyrley {W,)—1695. Bernes
(/.)— 1610. B.,E.
Armour of Proof. Verse. 1596. Cotlon(R,)
Arms, Blasoning of. [I486.] Bernes (J.)
Book of Feats of. 1489. Du
Casta (a)
Laws of. 1586. Feme (Sir J.)
Practise and Laws of. 1593. 8ut-
cliffe (M.)
Arms and Learning, Concurrence of.
1594. Le Roy (L,)
of the Kings and Peers of England
from the Conquest. 1640. Yorke (J,)
Army. England. Army.
embattailing an. 1631. JElianus,
— Proclamation concerning the. 1640.
Great Britain and Ireland. Charles
/., King,
A malt and Lucenda. 1575. Demin-
liens (C.)
Arraignment of lewd women. 1615.
Swefnam (J.)
Arraignement of the whole Creature at
the Bar of Religion, etc. 163L K, R.
Arrant Thief whom every Man may
trust, etc. 1622. Taylor (J.)
AriGTr against idolatry. 1640. Ain9'
worth (H.)
Ars Amatoria. 1513. Ovidius Naso (P.)
Aulica, 1607. Bucci (Z.)
Reminiscendi. [1583?] Bruno (G.)
Art, Paradox upon. [1602.] Scott ( T.S
Art to know well to die. [1490.J
Caxton ( W.)
to please in Court. 1632. Faret (G.)
Ar*t asleep Hushand. 1640. Fane^
donitts (P.) pseud.
Artachthos. 1638. Penleethman (J.)
Arthur, Misfortunes of. Tragedy. 1587.
Hughes (T.)
Articles of the Church of England. Eng'
land, Church of.
of Faith, Exposition of. 1581.
Olevian (C.)
Articles, Six, Administered to Seminary
Priests. 1598. Bishop (J.)
Articuli ad Narrationes Novas. 1556.
Justice of the Peace.
Artificers, etc., SStatute concerning.
[1542 ?] Ordinal.
Artificial Waters. [1530?] Bacon (R.)
Artillery. See also Gunnery.
. 1587. Bourne (W.y-lb^%. Tar-
taglia (iVT.)— 1624. Nort<yn (R.}—
1628. Great Britain and Irdand.
Charles J., King.
Arts, Definition of the. 1633. Ames(W.)
Arts and Sciences, Method of learning.
1637. K<mms1cy (J. A .)
and Sciences, Vanity of. 1669.
Agrippa (H. (7.)
Asia, Ancient manners and laws oL
1555. Boemus (J.)
Asino Cillenico. 1585. Bruno (G.)
Assemhly of Fowls. [1478?] Chaucer (G.)
Assizes. England. Assizes.
Astraea, Hymns of. 1622. Davies (Sir J.)
Astrolahe, How to make an. 1587.
Tanner (R.)
Astrolahium Uranicum G^nerale. 1596.
Blagrave (J.)
AstrologaSter. 1620. Melton (J.)
Astrologers, Useless predictions of. 1560.
Fulke ( W.)
Astrological Discourse, Confutation of
an. [1583.] Eeth (T.)
Astrologorum ludus. 1571. Fulke (W.)
Astrology. 1533. Thybatdt (J.}—
[1540?] GioM.— 1558. Leowitz(C.
von)— 1681. Gerardus (^.)— 1583.
Harvey (i?.)— 1593. Feirier (A.}—
1598. 2?arto<(C.)— 1601. Chamber (J.)
—1603. Heydon(SirC.)-^1624c. C.,G.
— 1626. Arcandam.
Astronomical Tables. 1594. HartgyU(G.)
A8tronomy.[1530?]G^od/rkiM«.— [1535?]
Difference.— IblZ. IHgges(T)— 1685.
Greene (i2.>— 1590. Hood ( T.)— 1594.
BlundevUle (T.)— 1599. HiU (T.)-^
1611. Hoptan (-4.)— 1619. Bain-
bridge (J.)— 1620. Froclus, Dia»
dochus.— 1620. Ptolemy (C.)—1621.
Lydiat (T.)— 1632. Brake (T.y^
1636. 0., W.
Astrophel. 1595. Spenser (E.)
and Stella. 1605. Sidney (Sir P.J
Atheism, Confutation of. 1605. Dotfe(J.)
Atheist, Unmasking of the Politique.
1602. K, J., Batchdor of Divinitie.
Atheist's Tragedy. 1611. Toumeur(C.}
Atheists, God's Arrow against. 1593.
Smith (H.)
Atheomastix. 1622. Fotherhy (M.)
Athrawaeth Gristnogawl. 1618. Bellar^
mino (R. F. B.)
Atlantis, New. 1627. Bacon (P.)
Atonement, Catholic Doctrine of. 1636.
Groot (H. de)
Attic Antiquities. 1637. Rous (P.)
Attorney's Academy. 1623. Powtil (T.)
Almanac. 1627. Powell (T)
Augsburg, Diet at. 1620. Ferdinand 11.^
Emperor of Germany.
INDEX.
1651
Augurs, Masque of. 1621. e/"., B,
Avicula Hermetis Catholica. 1638.
Raphael (8,)
Auleron, Laws of. [1550?] Copland (R,)
Aurelia, Queen of the Christmas Pas-
times. 1593. W,, G., Oent.
Auricular Confession. [1555 ?] Menewe
(G^.)— 1621. Denison (J.)
Aurora, 1604. Alexander ( W.)
Aunim Potabile. 1616. Anthonie (F.) —
[1620?] i?au;«n(T.) -1623. CoUa(J.)
Vit». 1640. Woodall (J,)
Authority of the Church in making
Canons. 1607. Mason (F.)
Autodidactus, a copy-book. 1593.
WiUiaTM (C.)
Azores, Sea fights near the. [1583?]
Bofan (A, cie)— 1598. RaUigh (Sir W,)
B
Babel, Pall of. 1608. Panke (J,)
Babel no Bethel. 1629. Burton (H.)
Babel's Balm. 1624. Goodwin (G.)
Babes in the Wood. Ballad. [1640?]
Norfolk Gentleman.
Babington Conspiracy. 1587. W,, G,
Babylon, Bitter Waters of. 1615. JW-
9yth (J,)
History of. 1627. Philippson (J,)
Journey to. 1600. Sherley (Sir A.)
Warning to come out of. 1638.
Ramsay (A.)
Siege of. 1639. Zarain.
Bacchanals. 1619. Bruyn (A, de)
Baculum Familliare. 1590. Blagrave (J.)
Bajazet the Second. Tragedy. 1631.
Goffe(T.)
Bail and Mainprise. 1635. O., K, Knight,
Bailiffs. [1540?] SheHffs.
Bait for Mbmus. 1589. Bland (T,)
Baiting of the Pope's Bull. 1627. Rome,
Church of. Urban VIII., Pope.
Bakers, Ordinances for. 1621. Poivell (J.)
Balaam's Ass. 1616. ffay (P.)
Baldness. 1579. 8yne8iu8,^Cyrene,etc,
Ball, The. Comedy. 1612. Chapman
(G,) and Shirley (J.)
Ballads. See also Sonos.
Admonitioun to the Lordis. 1570.
Stuart (eT.) Earl of Moray,
Babes in the Wood. [1640?] Nor-
folk Gentleman,
Batchelors Delight. [1630?] Bachelor.
Feast. [1635 ?1 P,,L.
Begger boy of the Sorth. [1636?]
Beggar Boy.
Be patient in trouble. [1635?] P,,L,
Bill of Fare for a Saturday nights
Supper. [1635 f] P,,M,
Brides Buriall. [1620?] Bride,
Good-Morrow. [1625?] Bride.
[Capture of Don r. de Valdez's
Galleazzo.] 1588. i?., T.
[Careful wife and comfortable husband,
etc.] [1640?] Ballad,
Choice of Inventions. [ 1 635.] Ch oice.
Ballads.
Christmas Lamentation. [1635 ?]
Ghriatmaa,
Coaches' overthrow. [1635 7] Coachei.
Colde Tearme, etc [162 LJ Thames.
Come buy this new Ballad, etc.
[1625?] BaUad.
Come Worldlingsee,etc. [1610?] P.,N.
Complaint ... of Mistresse Arden.
[1633?] Arden (A,) of Fever-
sham.
of Scotland. [1570?] Stuart(J,)
Earl of Moray y etc.
Con Tessionofa Penitent Sinner. [1635?]
Sinner,
Constancy of Susanna. [1635?]
Susanna.
of True Love. [1640?] Con-
stanqf.
Constant and kmd Maid. [1635?]
Maid.
faire and fine Betty. [1635 7]
C,,R,
Lover. [1630?] L,, P,
Cooper of Norfolk. [1625?] P,,M,
Country-mans new care away. [1610 ?]
Countryman,
CruellShrow. [1610?] ffaaiarg(A.)
Cniikit liedis the blinde. 1570.
Crooked,
Cuckolds Haven. [1625?] Cuckolds,
Cunning Northerne Begger. [1635?]
Beggar.
[Death of the Earl of Essex.] [1633 ?]
Devereux (R,)
Death's loud A llarum. [1635?] R.
DescriptionofHoodes. [1635?] D,,I.
Despairing Lover. [1636?] Lover,
Desperate Damsells Tragedy, The.
[1620?] P,,M.
Discourse between Norfolk Thomas
and Sisly Standtoo't. [1630?]
Ford(E^
Distressed Virgin. [1640 7] P., M.
Ditty upon the death of G. Stoole.
[1620?] Stoole (G.)
1652
INDEX.
Ballads.
Doctor Do'good's directions. [1635 ?]
i>.,J.
Duchess of Suffolk's calamity. [1630 ?]
Bertie (C.)
Duel between Sir J. Steward and Sir
G. Wharton. [1610?] Steward
{Sir J.)
Edward the fourth and a Tanner of
Tamworth. [1640?] EdvxirdlV,,
King of England.
Excellent new Medley. [1630 ?] P,,M.
Execution of J. Stevens. [1632.]
Stevens (J.)
Fair Maid of London. [1620?] Lon-
don, Fair Maid of,
Fayre Portion for a Fayre Mayd.
[1635?] P.,M,
Warning. [1640?] P.,M.
Fetching home of May. [1635?]
May.
Fond love why dost
[1635?] Love.
thou dally?
Forlorne Traveller. [1635 ?] C, B.
Friendly Counsaile. [1635?] B.,C.
Gentleman in Thracia. [1630?]
Thrace.
Good Ck)unsell for young Wooers.
[1635?] P.,M.
Fellow's Advice. [1635 ?] Be-
cords (C7.)
Fellowes best Beloved. [1635?]
P.,M.
Greeks and Trojans Wars. [1640?]
C7., B.
Good wife or none. [1635 ?] Wife.
Workeman needs never want
worke. [1635 ?] P., M.
Halfe a dozen of good Wives. [1635?]
Wives,
Hang Pinching. [1640?] B., W.
Here is an Item fur you. [1630?]
London.
Hold your hands, honest men. [1640?]
P.,M.
Honest Wooer. [1640?] Wooer.
Household Talk. [1625?] P.,M.
Householders New Years gift. [1640?]
Householder,
How the Devill though subtle, was
guld by a scold. [1625?] Ballad.
I am a Woman poor and blind.
[1635 ?] Askewe {A.)
I fancie none but thee alone. [1630.]
Ditty.
Impossibilities, [1630?] F., E.
Inconstant Female. [1635?] Wea-
Wishing,
IndustriousSmith. [1635?] rrouch{H.)
Ballads.
Installation of Algernon Percy Earl of
Northumberland. [1636?] P.,M.
John Hadlands advice. [1635 ?] (7., R,
Joviall Broome Man. [1640?] C.,R.
Pedler. [1640?] Pedlar.
Joy and Sorrow mixt together. [1635 T\
Climsea (B.)
Keep a good tongue in your head.
[1640?] P.,M.
Kind believing Hostess. [1632?]
Hostess.
hearted Creature. [1640?] 0.,R.
King and a poore Northern Man. 1640.
P.f M.
King's Complaint. [1570.] JaTnesL
Kynge Jamy. 1513. James IV,
Lambes Feast. 1574 5., W.
Lamentation of a new married man.
[1625 ?] Lamentation,
of E. Smith. [1625?] Smith {E.)
of Mrs. U. Page. [1640?]
Page (U.)
Lanthome for Landlords. [1640?]
Lantern,
Life and death of T. Miles. [1635.]
P.,L.
Light heart's a Jewell. ri640?] Heart.
Lofty pride must bated be. [1635?]
G.f B,
Londons Ordinarie. [1630 ?] London.
Love will find out the way. [1630 ?]
Truth.
Lovely Northern Lass. [1640 ?] Lass.
Lover's complaint for the loss of his
Love. [1625 ?] Lover,
Dreame. [1640?] Lover,
Loves Lunacie. [1635?] ClimseU(S.)
Solace. [1640?] P„ M,
Maddeis Lamentatioun. 1570. Maddie,
^— proclamatioun. 1570. Maddie.
Mad Kind of Wooing. [1625?] WiM.
Mad-Man*s Morrice. [1640?] Crouch
(H.)
Maiden's complaint of her Love's In-
constancy. [1625 ?] Maiden.
Vow. [16367] Ditty.
Maid's Comfort. [1625?] Maid,
Mans Felicity and Misery. [1635?]
P.,M.
Map of Mock-begger Hall. [1635?]
Mock' Beggars Hall,
Married Mans Lesson. [1636 ?] P., M.
S.,L
Match me this Wedding. [1640?]
Maunding Soldier. [1629?] P.,M.
Merchants Daughter of Bristow.
[1640?] BriUol, Merchanfs Daugh-*
ter of.
INDEX.
1653
Ballads.
Merry conceited Lass. [1640?] P., L.
Cuckold. [1625?] Cwkold,
Dialogue betwixt a married man
and his wife. [1625 ?] Dialogut,
■ discourse twixt him and his
Joane. [1636?], F<yrd {E,)
Jest of J. Tomson. [1636?]
old woman. [1640?] Ouy (B.)
Mess of Good Fellows. [1640 ?J
p W"
MUk'-maid's Life. [1640?] P,,M.
MiUer of Mansfield. [1630?] Mana-
fiddf M tiler of.
Mondayes Work. [1630?] Monday.
Money is my Master. [1636 ?] Money.
84urder of A. Gearsy.J [1635.] C, B.
ew Ditty which proveth that women
the best warriers be. [1630?! Ditty.
New-found Northern Deedle. [1640?]
Guy (B.)
New Medley, or, a Messe of Allto-
gether. [1640 ?] P., M.
News from Flanders. [1600?] Flar^
ders.
Nightingale, etc. [1640 ?] Nightingale.
Norfolk Gentlemau. [1640?] Norfolh
Gentleman.
Old Bride. [1640?] Bride.
OYes. [1626?] Man.
Paire of Northern Turtles. [1635 ?]
TurOes.
Pair of Turtle-Doves. [1640?]
Farker (If.)
Patient GrisselL [1640 ?] Grieelda.
Pedigree of King James. [1603?]
Jamee I.
Peerless Paragon. [1640?] Paragon*
Penny-worth of good Gounsell to
Widdowes and to Maides. [1636 ?]
P., M.
Phantastick Age. [1640?] England.
Pleasant wooing betwixt Kit and
Pegge. [1635 ?] Hamdultun ( V.)
Politick Maid. [1640?] C, B.
Poor Man pays for all. [1626 ?] Man.
Posy of rare Flowers. [1630 ?J Posy.
Poysonit Schot. 1570. Shot.
Praise of a pretty Lass. [1635?]
Praise,
of Nothing. [1625?] Praise.
of our country Burley Brake.
[1630?] Praise.
of St. David's Day. [1640?]
David, Saini,
Pretty Nannie. [1640 ?] C, B.
Queenes visiting of the Gamp at Tils-
burie. 1688. D., T.
Ballads.
Ragman. [1640?] Lookes{J.)
Begentis Tragedie, etc. 1670. SerU'
pill (B.)
Relation of S. Higges. [1636?]
Higges (S.)
Renowned Kobin Hood. [1640?]
Hood (B.)
Right godly and christian A B C, etc.
[1636 ?] ABC.
Robin and Kate. [1640?] P.,M.
Rock the Cradle, John. [1640?]
P.,X.
Saint Bernard's Vision. [1640 ?] Ber-
nard.
Sea-Fight between Capt. Ward and
the Rainbow. [1620?] Ward( )
Capt.
Seldome Cleanely. [1635?] P., L.
comes the better. [1630?]
Admonition.
Sinners supplication. [1630?] Sinner.
SUpperyWill. [1636?] Will.
Soldier and Peggy. [1640 ?] Soldier.
Solomon's Sacrifice. [1640 ?J Solomon,
King.
Sentences. [1640 ?] Solomon,
King.
Spanish Tragedy. [1640?] Horatio.
[Spanish Whips for English Men and
Women.] 1688. i>., T.
Story of David and Berseba. [1636 ?]
David, King, etc.
Stout Cripple of Cornwall. [1635 ?]
Comwali.
Swaines complaint. [1640 7] Swain.
Table of good Nurture, etc. [1626 ?]
Thble.
Take Time, while Time is. [1635?]
Time.
time while 'tis offerd. [1640 ?]
P., M.
There's nothing to be had without
money. [1626 ?] Nothing.
Though rich golden Booties your luck
was to catch. [1635 ?] Ditty.
Three Merry Coblers. [1630 ?] P., M.
Times alteration. [1636?] P., M.
Tobias. [1635?] Tobias.
Treatyse of a galaHt. [1610?] Trea-
tise.
Trial brings truth to light. [1640?]
P.,M.
True Mayde of the South. [1635 ?]
Bye, in Sassen.
Two fervent Lovers. [1635?] P.,L.
— inseparable brothers. [1637.]
Parker (if.)
kinde Lovers. [1636 ?] Lovers.
1654:
INDEX.
Ballads.
Two Leicesiereliire Lovers, [1619?]
Leicestershire Lovers,
loving Sisters. [1630 ?] SUUrs.
Nottinghamshire Lovers. [1635 V]
Ball {A,)
Unfortunate Lovers. [1630?]
True (J.)
Virgins A. B. C. [1630?] Virgin,
Virtuous Maid of Paris. [1635?]
Paris.
Warning for all lewd Livers. [1640 ?]
P.,Z.
for Maids. [1635 ?1 ClimsellCR,)
for Murderers. [1635?] WU-
Hams (D.)
Wat Williams Will. [1640?] Wil-
liams ( W^.)
Well met, Neighbour. [1640?] P., ilf.
[1.1
Well Wishing,
-• wishing to a place. [1635 ?]
Whoremongers CJonversion. [1635 ?]
P„M,
Wit's never good till 'tis bought.
[1640 ?] Wit,
Witty Western Lass. [1640?] Guy {R.)
Wofull complaint of a Love-sicke
Mayde. [1625 ?] Complaint,
Womans Birth, [1635?] PhUo-
Balladus,
Wooing Lass and the Wayward Lad.
[1635?] P.,M,
Maid, The. [1640 ?] P., M,
World's Sweetheart. [1640?] World.
Worst is past [1640 ?] Worsi.
Worthy mirror, wherein you may
marke
An excellent discourse of a breeding
Larke
[1640?]' Mirror.
Young Lasses Resolution. [1630?]
Ditty.
Man's affection to his Sweet-
heart. [1625?] Man,,
Man's Wish. [1635 ?] P., L.
Youth's Waming-peice. 1636.
Rogers (W.)
Balme from Gilead. Sermon. 1618.
Ward (8,)
Balsams. 1585. Discourse, — 1598.
L'Obel (M, de)
Banda, Dutch Wrongs to the English at.
1625. Spurway (T.)
Banians, Sect of. 1630. Lord (E.)
Banished Virgin. 1635. Biondi (O, F,^
Bankrupts, Practicesof. l^iO. 8auter(D.)
Banks's Bay Horse in a Trance. 1595.
Dan do (eO
Banquet of Pleasure. 1639. Pick (S,)
Bantan, English at. 1606. Scott (E.)
Baptism. 1537. Declaration.— [16487]
Herman F.— 1605. ITutten (X.)—
1608. Po^AerJy (Af.)— 1635. R,, D.,
B, in Divin.
Baptistes, sive Calumnia. Tragedy. 1578.
Buchanan (G^.)
Barbary, Captives in. 1637. Fiiz-
Geffrey (C)
Death of the King of. 1633. Har-
rison (J.)
Late News out of. 1613. 8„ R.
Three Miseries of. [1604 ?] WU-
kins {G,)
Barefoot Friars, Alcaron of the. 1550.
Francis [Bemardoni], of Assisi.
Barley-Brake, The Praise of. Ballad.
[1630?] Praise.
Baronets, Creation of. 1611. Great
Britain and Irdand. James Ly King,
Catalogue of. 1630. FT., T.
— ^ Patents concerning. 1617. Great
Britain and Ireland, James /., King.
Bartas. Saluste du Bartas ((7. de)
Barons' Wars. 1603. Drayton (M.)
Barren land, Enriching of. 1631.
Markham (G.)
Tree. Sermon. 1623. Adams (T,)
Bartas Junior. Verse. 1631. Cooke {E.)
Bartholmew Fairing for Parents, etc.
1589. StocUey {J.)
Basileos Huperoche. 1623. Wemitu{C.)
Basilicas. Rome, City of, BaeUicas.
Basilikon Doron. 1599. James I.
Bastardy, Trial of. 1594. Gierke ( W.)
Bath, Mineral Waters of. 1628. Ven-
ner (r.)— 1631. Jorden (^.)— 1634.
Johnson {T.)
Baths in England. 1662. Turner (W.)
—1586. Vicary (T,)
Bathsheba's Instructions to her son
Lemuel. 1614. Bible. 0. T. Pro-
verbs. English.
Batman upon Bartholome. 1582.
GlanviUa {B. de^
Battle Array. [1540?] Order.-^lbSS.
Cataneo (G.)
Battles, Book of. 1587. Book.
Bawlkin Green, Apparition seen at.
1628. Berks,
Bazilitflogia. 1618. Holland (E.)
Beams of Divine Light. Sermons. 1639.
Bi3}bes (P.)
Beast is wounded. 1638. Scotland.
Beasts, Birds, Flowers. 1630. Animalia.
Beati Pacific!. SermonB.1620. Denison(J.)
Poem. 1623. Stradling (Sir J,)
Beauty, Masque of. 1 609. Jonson (P.)
Problems of. [1606.] Bwmi(T.)
INDEX.
1665
Beauty disbononred. 1593. C, A,
of Holines. Sermon. 1621. Arch^
hold (J.)
Bees. 1568. -ETO (71)— 1581. Flem-
ing (-4.V-1593. Sautheme {£!.)—
1609. BuOer (C.>- 1614. M„ G.—
1617. Lawsan (W,)'-ie2S, Country
Eomewife, — 1631. Markham (G,)
—1634. Lewtt (J,) — 1637. Bemr
nant (R.)
Beggars, Praise of. 1621. Taylor (J.)
Supplication of. 1646. Fish (8.)
Beggars Hall, 1634. Heinsius ( Z>.)
Begging Friars. 1608. WidifCJ.)
Belgic Pismire. 1623. Scott (T.)
Belgium, Troubles and Triumphs of.
1626. Orosae ( W.)
Belle Dame sans Merci. [1526 7] Bos (B,)
Bellum QTammaticale.1569. Guarna^A,)
—1636. Spencer (J.)
■ Gregorianom. 1610. James (T.)
Papale. 1600. James (T.)
Belvedere. 1600. Bodenham (J.)
Benedictus, Exposition of the. [1573.]
Anderson (-4!) -
Benefices. [1535 7] Bygod {Sir F,)
Bengal, Voyages to. 1626. Furekas (8.)
—1638. Bruum(W.)
Bermudas, Description of the. 1613. (7., W.
— ^ Discovery of the. 1610. Jourdan (/S.)
Wreck uponthe. 1625. 8trachey( FT.)
Best Bargain. Sermon. 162S. ffcUl (J,)
Bestia Trionfante. 1584. Bruno (G.)
Bethel, Beauties of. Sermon. 1609.
Taylor {T,)
or the Form of Families. 1633.
Griffith (M.)
Bezaar Stone. 1580. Monardes (N.)
Bible. — IxUin, p. 141. — English, p. 142.
— Wdsh, p. 161. — Abridgments, p.l 61.
— Selections, p. 162. — Harr/Ufnies,
p. 164. — Analyses, p. 164. — Btblio-
graphies,]^, 164. — Concordances,]), 164.
— Expository Works, p. 165. — Genec^
hgtes, p. 167. — Berbals, p. 167. —
History, p. 167. — Froper Names,p.l67,
— Topography, p. 167. — Translationy
p. 167. — Appendix, p. 168.
Old Testament. — English, p. 168.
— Abridgments, p. 168. — ^Pentateuch,
p. 168. — Genesis, p. 169. — Exodus, p.
169. — Leviticus, p. 170. — Numbers, p.
170. — DBUTERON0MY,p.l70.— Joshua,
p. 170. — Judges, p. 171. — ^Ruth, p.
171.— Samuel, p. 17 1.— Kings, p. 171.
— Chbonicles, p. 171. — EzBA, p. 171.
Esther, p. 171. — Job, p. 172.— Hagio-
GBAPHiA, p. 173. — Pbalms. Folyglott,
p. 173. — Greek, p. 174. — Latin, p. 174.
^^English, p. 175. — Metrical Versions,
p. 178. — Welsh, p. 189. — Portions,
p. 190. — Selections, p. 192. — Devo-
tional Compilations, p. 192. — Exposi-
tory Works, p. 192. — Appendix, p. 193.
— Proverbs, p. 193. — Ecolesiastes,
p. 195. — Song of Solomon, p. 196. —
Prophets, p. 197. — Isaiah, p. 197.
— Jeremiah, p. 198. — Lamentations,
B. 198. — Minor Prophets, p. 198. —
>ANiEL,p.l99. — HosEA,p. 199. — Joel,
p. 199. — Amos, p. 200. — Obadiah, p.
200.— Jonah, p. 200.— Mioah, p. 201.
— HaGGAI, p. 201. — ZEOHARIAH,p. 201.
— ^Apocrypha, p. 201. — Wisdom of
Solomon, p. 202. — Ecclesiasticus, p.
202. — Maccabees, p. 202. — Selections,
p. 202,^Expo8itory Works, p. 202.—
History, p. 202. — Appendix, p. 202.
Bible. — New Testament. — Greek, p.
202.— Po%?o«, p. 203.— ia^in, p. 204.
^English, p. 205.— /ri«A, p. 212.—
Welsh, p. 212.— Gospels, p. 213.— 5ar-
monies,p,2i3.''r Expository Works, p.
214. — Matthew, p. 214. — Mark, p.
215. — Luke, p. 215. — John, p. 216. —
Acts, p. 216. — Epistles, p. 216. —
Epistles and Gospels, p. 216. —
Epistles of St. Paul, p. 218. —
Epistles General, p. 218. — Romans,
p. 218. — Corinthians, p. 219. — Gala-
TiANS, p. 220. — Ephbsians, p. 22 L —
PmLiPPiANS, p. 221. — Colossians,
p. 221. — Thessalonians, p. 222. —
Timothy, p. 222. — Titus, p. 223.—
Philemon, p. 223. — Hebrew8,p. 223. —
James, p. 224. — Peter, p. 224. — John;
Epistles of, p. 224.— JuDB, p. 224.—
Beyelation, p. 225.
Bible, History of the. 1613. Fagit(E.)
Table of daily readings. 1613.
Waymouth (J.)
Bible Battles. 1629. Bernard (B.)
Bill of Fare. Ballad. [1636?] P., Jf.
BilsoD, Exorcism at. 1622. Ferry (WS
Bird in a cage. Comedy. 1663. ShirleyCJ,)
Birds. [1543?] Barnes ( )
Parliament of. [1550?] Farliament,
Biron, Charles, Duke of. Conspiracy and
Tragedy of. 1608. Chapman ((?.)
Birth and Death. Sermons. 1624.
Frice (S.)
of Adonis. 1620. H, A.
of Mankind. 1640. Boesslin (E.)
—[1564?] Baynalde(T)
Bishoprics in England and Wales. 1633.
Isaacson (H.)
Bishops. See also Prelates and Pre-
LAor.
1656
INDEX.
Bishops, Apostolical OrdiDation of.
1612. Gordon (J,)
Catalogue of English. 1630. God-
win (F,)
Consecration of. 1613. Mason (F.')
Speech concerning. 1640. Digbt/{0.)
Book of Discipline, Befutation of. 1620.
Spotiswood (J,)
— of Justices of the Peace. 1541.
Fitz-Herhert (Sir A,)
of St. Albans. 1695. Bernes (J.)
Earl of Bristol,
— Tyrannical Dealing of. 1640.
Marprelate (if.)
Vocation of. 1616. Champny (A,)
Bishops of London. [1614.] H., H»
Bishops' Bible. Bible, English. [1568.]
Bits, Figures of. [1580?] Qrisone{F,)
Black Bastel. 1634. MelviUe(J.)
Devil. Sermon. 1615. Adams ( T.)
Dog of Newgate. [1600?] EuUon
(Z.)— 1638. Newgate.
Blackfriars, Fall of a Floor at. 1623.
Ooad (T.V- P., J. R.
Blackness. Masque. 1609. Jonson (B.)
Blacksmith. Sermon. 1606. S., W.
Black Year. 1606. Nixon (A.)
Blazon of Jealousy. 1615. Varchi (B,)
Blechingley, Burning of the Steeple of.
1607. Earward (S.)
Blessed Birthday. 1634. Fitz-Geffrey^C)
Blessedness of Mary. Sermon. 1616.
Shaw (J.)
Blessings on Mount Gerizzim. [1604.]
Sutdiffe (M.)
Blind Man and Death. [1610?] 8,, B.
Man's Staff. 1615. WUlis (E.)
Block-printing, in England, specimen ot
[1500?] Virtues.
Blood, Circulation of the. 1630. Prime-
rosius (J.)
Blood-letting. 1601. Hdrward(8.)'—16(A.
Oliver (T.)— 1613. Despotinus (G.)
Bloody Banquet. Tragedy. 1620. D., T.
Book. [1605.] Fitz(SirJ.)
Brother. Tragedy. 1639. F., B. J.
Board, Measurement of. 1612. Ch. (B.)
Boez and Ruth blessed. 1633. Far-
sons (B.)
Bodleian Library Catalogue. 1605.
James (T.) D.D.
Bohemia, Englishman's Love to. Verse.
1620. Taylor (J.)
Bois-le-Duc, Description of. 1629. Fele-
gromius (5.)
Siege of. 1630. Hexham (H.)—
Frempart (J.)
Bologna, Council of Bishops at. 1613.
Durantibus ( V, de)
Bond-Man, The. 1624. Massinger {P.)
Bonny Briar. [1630?] P., Jlf.
B.K)k-Fi8h, The. 1627. Frith (J.)
Book-keepine. 1553. PeeZc (/.)— 1588.
Oldcastle (B.)
Books, Catalogue of English printed.
1595. Maunsdl (u4.)
Bosworth-field. 1629. Beaumont (Sir
John)
Botany. 1634. Johnson (T.) M.D.
Bounty, Declaration concerning. 1610.
' Grea4 Britain and Ireland. James I*
Bowels opened. Sermons. 1639. Sil>bes(B.)
Bowing at the name of Jesus. 1630.
Prynne ( TT.) — 1636. Jesus Christ.
Bowmen. 1625. Neade ( W.)
Bowyer, Cavaliero Dicke. Play. 1605.
History.
Brazen Age. 1613. Heyvjood(T.)
Bread, Assize of. 1621. Powell (j.y^
1638. Great Britain and Ireland.'
Charles /.— 1638. Penkethman («/.)
Breads, Making of. 1621. MurreU (J.)
Breastplate of Faith and Love. 1634.
Preston (J.)
Breathing after Gk)d. 1639. Sibbes (R.)
Breda, Sieore of. 1627. Barry (G.y^
Hugo (i7.)— 1637. Frederick Henry,
Prince of Orange. — Hexham (H.) —
Lithgow(W.)
Breeches Bible. Bible. English. 1560.
Brest, News from. 1594. Norris
(Sir J.)
Breviaries. Liturgies. Borne, Church of,
Brevium Natura. [1510 ?] Nalura.
Brewers. 1621. Pow^ (J.)--1637.
Great Britain ai\d Ireland. Charles
J., King.
Briliry. 1613. Doumame (J.)
Bride. Comedy. 1640. Nabbes(T.)
Bush. 1619. Whatdy (W.)
Royal. Sermon. 1613. Webbe(G.)
Bishop, etc.
Bride's Longing for her Bridegroom's
Second Coming. Sermon. 1638.
Sibbes (R.)
Bridegroom. Sermon. 1613. Hieron (5.)
Bright Burning Beacon. 1580. Flem-
ing (A.)
Britain, Blessedness of. 1588. Kyffin(M.)
Breviary of. 1573. Uwyd (H.)
Chronicle of. 1568. Grafton (R.)
Conquest of. [1525.] GUdas.
Description of. 1497. Higden(R.)
—1577. fiarrwon ( fT.)— 1686. Cam-
den (W.)
History of. 1585. Ponticus (L.)
Jubilee of. 1607. Lloyd (L.)
Union of. 1605. Hume (D.)
INDEX.
1657
Britain's Busse. 1615. 8., E,
Glory. 1620. Carlidl{R.)
• Hallelujah. Sermon. 1639. Harris
Remembrancer. 1628. Wither (G,)
Britannia. Poem. 1578. Falcken-
burffius («7.)
Triamphans. Poem. 1607. James L
— Triumphans. Masque. 1637. Jones
(I.) and Davenant (Sir W.)
Britannia's Pastorals. 1613. BrowneTW.)
British Affairs. 1567. Matthosus, West-
monasteriensis,
Churches, Antiquities of. 1639,
UsherCJ,)
Writers, Scarcity of. 1576.
Carr (N.)
Brittany, Service in. 1591. Henry [de
Baurh(m]f Prince. — Norris (Sir J.)
Broken Heart. Tragedy. 1633. Ford (J,)
Brotherly Beooncilement. 1605. Askew
Brownists. 1588. B., 5.— 1590. Alison
(B.)—Gifford(G,y'ie06. White(T,)
—1606. Fairlamhe (P.y-ieW. Hall
(J.) Bishop, etc. 1613. Lawne (C]
—1617. Darrell(J.y'iei8. Paget (J.
Bruised Beed. Sermons. 1635. Stbbes (R,]
Bruising of the Serpent's Head. Sermon.
1622. Ley(B.)
Brute, Defence of. 1593. Harvey (B,)
Buckler against the fear of Death. 1640.
-B., E., Minister of G, B.
Buckstone,Baths of. 1572. Jones(J,)Af,D.
Bucolics. VirgUius Maro {P.)[Bucclioa,'\
Building, Art of. [1540 ?J -BooAj.— 1598.
Lomazzo {G. P.)
Bulls, Indulgences, etc. Borne, Church
of, [ J Pope.
Bulwark against sickness. 1562. Bui-
lein ( W.)
Bumble Bee. 1599. Cutwode (7.)
Bundle of truths. 1611. Pater,
Bungay, Apparition at the Parish Church
of. [1577.] Fleming (A.)
Burgh (Sir John) Description of. Poem.
1628. Markham (B,)
Burials and Christenings, Bill of. 1625.
London,
Busse, City of. See supra, Bois-le-Duc.
Busse or Herring Boat. 1614. Gentle-
man rr.)— 1615. 5., E,
Bussy a Ambois, Bevenge of. Tragedy.
1613. Cfhapman (G.)
ButcherSjOrdinaucesfor. 1621. PotoeUfJ.)
Buying and Selling. [1585 ?] Deacon (J,)
0
Cabinet of Nature. 1637. Basset (B,)
Caccia, La. Poem. 1619. Gaiti(A,)
Cadwallader, Prophesie of. 1604. Har-
hert(W.)
CsBsar and Pompey. Tragedy. 1607.
Ccesar ( C. /.)— 1631. Chapman ( G.)
CsBsars, History of the. 1606. Suetonius
TranquiUus (ay'lB2S. Mexia{P.)
Observations concerning the. 1635.
Leigh (E,)
Calabria, Earthquake in. 1638. Parker
(if.)
Calais, Loss of. 1558. England,
Calanthrop and Lucilla. 1626. Ken-
nedie {J.)
Calendar of Scripture. 1575. Bible,
Proper Names,
Calisto and Melibea. 1631. Celestina,
Caliver. 1590. Smythe {Sir J,)
Calliepeia. 1613. Draxe(T,)
Calligraphia. 1622. Brown (D.)
Callirhoe. 1615. Barclay (W.) M.D,
Caltha Poetarum. 1599. Cutwode (T,)
Calvary, Mount of. 1618. Guevara{A,de)
Calvinist Ministers, Heresies of. 1600.
Hamilton (J,)
Calvinists. 1579. Smeion (T.)
VOL, III.
Camby8es,King of Persia,Life of. [1570 ?]
Preston (T,)
Cambridge, Antiquity of. 1568. Lon-
dinensu, — 1574. Caius (J.)
Arrival of Queen Elizabeth at.
1565. Hartwell(A,)
Catalogue of Doctors. 1572. British
Church,
Cambridge Libraries, Catalogue of MSS.
in the. 1600. James (T.) D,D.
CampodiFior. 1583. Desainliens (C.)
Canaan, Spies sent into. [1547?]
Nicdls (P.)
Canada, Discoveries in. 1580. Cartier(J.)
Canary Islands, Description of the. 1598.
Nicols (T,)
Candia, Voyage to. 1625. Lithgow(W,)
Canker of England's Commonwealth.
160L Malynes (G, de)
Canons of the Cnurch of England.
England, Church of. Canons,
of the Church of Scotland. Scot-*
land, Church of. Canons.
Canterbury, Antiquities of. 1640.
Somner ( W,)
Cobbler of. 1608. Tarltoa (B,)
Canterbury Tales. [1478?] Chaucer (G.)
5o
1658
INDEX.
Canting Songs. 1620. Villainies.
Canton, Survey of. 1618. Feynes {H, de)
Cape Breton, Plantation of. 1625.
Gordon (Sir B.)
Card of Fancy. 1608. Greene (i?.)
Cardinal Virtues. 1520. Mandnue (D.)
—1697. Haward (5.)
Cards, Unlawfulness of. [1593.1 Budm'
• ford (jS
Cards and Dice, Proclamation concerning.
1638. Great Britain and Ireland,
Charles /., King.
Care-Cloth. 1624. Whately ( W.)
Cares, Cure of. 1628. Mason (H.)
Carroinum Proverbialium ... loci Com-
munes. 1577. /., 8. A.
Carolanna. Poem. [1614.] Anne^
son (J,)
Carpenters' Chips. 1607. Bdlmford(J.)
Carpenter's Rule. 1592. Digges (If.}—
1602. More (/?.)— [1631 ?] Bed-
well ( fF.)
Carrick, Capture of a. 1592. Seaman.
Carrier's Cosmography. 1637. Tay-
lor (J.)
Carta feodi. 1543. Justice of the Peace.
Carthaginian and Roman Wars in Spain.
1580. Butaius Bufas (P.)
Carthusian Monk, Secession of a, from
the Church of Rome. 1621. Mtts-
grave (C.)
Carving of Meats. 1513. Book. — 1597.
Dauwon (T.)— 1596. Lomazzo (G. P.)
—1688. Murrell(J.)
Car-wr y Cymru. 1630. Weilsh.
Case and Cure of a deserted Soul. 1639.
Symonds (J.)
of Conscience. 1592. Perkins (W.)
Caspian Sea, Voyage over the. 1625.
Parry ( W.)
Cassander Anglicanus. 1618. Sprini {J.)
Cassel.Archbishopsof. 1626. Ware{8irJ.)
Castle Combat. 1635. Gower (J.)
of Cliristians besieged. 1577.
Wolton (J.)
of Comfort [1560?] Bectm^T.)
of Health. 1541. £lyot {Sir T.
of Love. [1540?] Bourchier (J.\
of Pleasure, etc. 1518. Nevai(W.]
— or picture of poUicy. 1581,
Blandy(W.)
Casuistry. 1601. P«rA»n« (TF.)— 1640.
Fenner ( W.)
Catalogue of English printed Books.
1595. Maunsdl (A.)
of the Chancellors of England, etc
1636. Phaipot(J.)
of the Third Order of 8. Francis.
1617. Staney(W.)
Catechisine, Method of. — 1604. Caw-
drey (5.)— 1610. Egerton (5.)
Catechistical Doctrine. 1630. Pattern.
Catharos. 1591. X., T., of LincoMs
Inn.
Cathay, Empire of. 1609. LinUm {A.)
Passage to.— 1576. GilbeH (Sir B.)
—1578. Best (G.)—1Q0Q. Holland.
Catholic and Protestant Doctrine, Con-
ference of. 1631. Catholic Bdigion.
and Protestant, Trial of truth
between. 1591. Beformed Churches,
Cause, Defence of. 1602. .Fl, T.
Church, Authority of. 1638.
Chaloner (E.)
— Church, Ceremonies used in. 1583.
Vaux (L.)
Church, Ministers of. 1575. Albin
de Vaisergues {J. cT)
— Deformed. 1608. Bishop (W.)
— Faith, History of the Defenaers of
the. 1627. Lever (C.)
Frtith, Treatise of. 1627. Jack-
son (T.)
— Faith, Unity of. Sermon. 1631.
Usher (J.)
Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, Defence
of the. [1602?] Borne, Churf^ of.
Clement F/7/.— 1603. Paget (C.)
— Priesthood, Application of the Laws
of England for. ] 623. E., M.
Questions to a Protestant. 1602.
Bhodes (J.)
— Religion, Antiquity of the. [1659 ?]
Vincent, of LerinSy Saint.
Religion in England, Qnestion of
toleration. 1603. Powd (G.)
— Religion, Quartron of reasons of.
1600. Hill ( T.) Boman Catholic.
Religion, Saving power of. 1623.
E.,N.
Subjects
in England, Mitigation
towards. 1607. 2?., P.
— Traditions. 1609. (7., Th. A. I.
Triumph. 1610. BeU (T.)
Catholics, Epistle to the afflicted. 1580.
Eii]e(T.)
Manual for. 1611. Crashaw(W.)
Statutes against [1611.] Great
Britain an d Irelan d. James /., King,
Catholics and Protestants. 1632. B.,B.
^-^ of England. England, Catholics <^,
Catiline, Conspiracy of. 1608. Satlus^
Hus Crispus (C.)
^^ his Conspiracy. Tragedy. 1611.
Jonson (B.)
Cattle. [1600.] MascaTl (L.)— 1613.
Marhham(G.y-l^^. Crawshey (J.)
Cavalry, Training of. 1626. Jf., G.
INDEX.
1659
Caveat for cold Christians. 1618.
Balnea (P,)
for the Covetous. 1609. Wheat-
lie (M.)
Celestial Husbandry. Sermon. 1616.
Jackson (T.)
Looking-Glass. 1639. Andrewe^(J,
Publican. Poem. 1630. Richarde (K
Celibacy of the Priesthood. [1550 ?j
Ulric, Saint. — 1569. Volusiantis,
Ceremonies in the Church of England.
1605. Papists. — Trco^c. — 1607.
Antichrist.--1618. /Sprint (/.)— 1633.
Ames ( W.)
Chabot, Admiral of France. Tragedy.
1639. Chapman ( G.) and Shirley (J.)
Chaldean Language. [1524.] Wako'
field (E,)
Challens^e for Beauty. 1636. ffey-
wood{T.)
Chancellors of England, Catalogue of.
1636. Philipot(J,)
Chancery, Court of. England, Chancery,
Court of,
■ Index of Records. 1631. Agard (A,)
Jurisdiction of Court of. 1594.
West ( W.)
Changes, or Love in a Maze. 1632.
Shirley (J.)
Characters and Diversity of Letters.
1628. Fit»er(W.)
Charenton, Synod at. 1623. France, —
Beformed Churches.
Chariot of Devotion. 1618. Tymme(T.)
Charisma sive Donum Sanationis. 1597.
Tooker ( W.)
Charity. 1536. Lupset (71)— 1635.
Bernard (E.)
Charleton, Rectory of. 1621. Airay(H.)
Chase, the. See in/ray Huntdto.
Chaste Maid in Cheapside. 1630.
Middleton (T.)
Chastity, Rule of Christian. [1580?]
Hergest ( W.)
Chastity in Secular Persons. 1621. Les-
sius (L.)
Chemistry,Elementsof. 1615. Willis (T.)
Cherry and the Sloe. 1636. Mont-
gomery {A.)
l8land,Voyage to. 1625. Poole (J.)
Chess. 1474. Caxton (H^.)— 1562.
Bowhotham (J.)— 1597. B., (?.—
1614. Saul (A.)
Chester, Earldom of. 1630. Doddridge
{Sir J.)
— Wonderful cure of a maiden at.
1564. Fisher (J,)
Child-birth. 1590. i/., C%r.— 1612.
QuUlemeau (c7.)
Children, Education of. [1536?] Plu^
tarch. [Ilepi TUuOhiP ir/vyifs.'] — 1581.
Mulcaster {R.)—1S88. K., W.
Children's Dialogues. 1617. Brinsley (J.)
Chimney-sweepers, Work for. 1602.
China, Court of. 1635. Turkey.
Sultans.
Reports of the Province of. 1577.
Perera (O.)
Voyage to. 1609. Holland.
Chinese, Description of the. 1606.
ScoU (E.)
Chirnrgery. See infra, Sxtrgert.
Chivalry. [1484?] Caxton {W.)—
1489. Bu Oastel (C.) — 1626.
Oouge (W.)
Chocolate. 1640. Colmenero de Ledes-
ma (A.)
Chorazin and Bethsaida's Woe. Sermon .
1640. Carpenter (N.)
Chrestoleros. Epigrams. 1598. Bas-
tard(T.)
Christ, Betraying of. 1598. Bow-
lands (S.)
— HappiDess of making use of. 1640.
Orosse (A.)
Words and deeds of. 1634.
Tozer (H.)
Christ and his Office. 1547. Hooper {J.)
— on his Throne, not in Popish
Secrets. 1622. Shddiin (/?.)
Christ's Answer unto John's Question.
1625. Jackson {T.)
Descent into Hell. 1582. CarldeiC.)
—1592. HiU (A.)
last Will. Sermon. 1621. Car-
ter (B.)
— Passion. Tragedy, 1640. Groot
(H. de)
— Politician and Salomon's Puritan.
Sermons. 1616. Scott (T.)
— Prayer expounded. 1606. Hill(B.)
— Prayer upon the Cross. 1624.
Hay ward (Sir J.)
— Star. 1625. Name(W.)
— Sufferings. 1604. Bil9on(T.)
— Tears over Jerusalem. 1693.
Nash (T.)
— Temptations. 1631. Dyke(D.)
— Testament Unfolded. Sermons.
1620. Simson {A.)
— true Visible or Ministerial Church.
1610. Jacob (H)
— Victory. Poem. 1610. Fletcher (G.)
— Victory over the Dragon. Sermon.
1633. Taylor (T.)
Victory over Satan's Tyranny.
1615. Mason (T.)
1660
INDEX.
Christ Church, Oxford, Common Prayer
of, 1615. Liturgies, England, Chwrch
of. Oxford^ Christ Church,
Christian, Contemplations of a. 1640.
Dilherr (J. M.)
Daily Exercise of a. [1690?]
Lant (T.)
First principles of a. 1629.
Hill {W,), D.D,
— Institution of a. 1631. ABC.
— Life of a. [1549.] Calvin (J.)
Triumph of a. 1608. Gouyper{W.)
true and false. 1632. Preston {J.)
Christian turn'd Turke. Tragedy. 1612.
Dahorr^ (B.)
Christian's apparelling by Christ. 1625.
Jenison (B.)
Daily Walk, 1636. 8cudder{H.)
End. 1639. Sihbes (B.)
Estate. 1618. Baynes (P.)
Journal. 1609. Eieron (S.)
Last day. 1618. Barlow (J.)
Mourning Garment, 1616. JTor-
ship ( W.)
Portion. 1638. Sibhes (B.)
Sacrifice. 1589. Smith (H.)
War and Reward. 1608. Price (D.)
Christians, History of the first ten perse-
cutions against the. 1613. 8ymson(PJ)
Christian Almanac. 1612. Jfaf., J.
Amendment. Sermon. 1633.
Tozer {H.)
Carriage, Direction of. 1623*
Qataher (T.)
Church, Reconciliation of differ-
ences in the. [1640 ?] Gibbon (N.)
Churches, Correspondence amongst
the. [1635?] Way.
Constancy. 1624. Gataker (T.)
Courtesy. Sermon. 1621. Bogers(N.)
Dialogue between the Lord and the
Soul. 1611. Cou?per ( W.)
Dictionary. [1640?] Wilson (T.)
Directory. 1607. Parsons (B.)
Disputations. 1679. Viret (P.)
Doctrine. 1581. -SAtt«6(C.)— 1599.
Scharpius (P.)— 1610. Benefidd (8.)
—1618. Bdlarmino {B. F. M^
1640. Gerhard {J.)
Duel. Sermons. 1637. Syden-
ham (B.)
— Duties. 1634. Whit/eld (B.)
— Economy. 1609. Perkins ( W.)
— Ethics. 1687. Fulbecke(W.)
— Exerdse, Book of. 1609, 10.
Parsons (B.)
Faith. 1635. Jb^nwn (J:)— 1548.
Luther (M.y—Begius (U:)— 1573.
Viret (P.)— 1577. Guido. — 1581.
Baker (J.y-15S2. Northhrooke (J.
1584. Questions.—lQOl. Baln^ord(J.)
Christian Hospitality. 1632. Daie-
champ {C.)
Humiliation. 1625. Mason (H.)
Incense, Sacrifice oL 1608.
GuUd^W.)
Instruction. [1565.] Viret (P.)
Knight. 1619. Wiseman (Sir W,)
Liberty. 1579. Luther (M.)
Life, Exercise of a. [1579?]
Loarie (G.)
— Love-letter. 1606. Swynnerton (J.)
— Loyalty. 1634. Howard ( FT.)
— Man, Excellence of a. 1676. La
Place (P. de)
Man, Necessary Doctrine for. 1543.
Henry VIII., King, etc.
— Man's Assuring House. 1614.
Meriton (G.)
— Man's Care. 1624. Gataker ( T.)
— Man's Closet. 1581. Batty (B.)
— Man's life. 1577. Colet (J.)
— Manual. 1576. Woolton (J.)
— Moderation. 1640. HaU (J.)
Bishop, etc.
— Names. 1626. Penkeihman (J.)
— Navy. 1602. Nixon (A.)
— Observations, etc. 1628. Stru-
ther(W.)
— Offices Crystal Glass. 1637. Am-
brose.
— Path-Way. 1611. Cheaste (71)
— Peregrination. 1583. Martin (G.)
Policy. 1574. Fenton (5tr G.]
1632. Juan, de Santa Maria.
— Practice. 1635. Taylor (7.)
Princes, Supremacy of. 1573.
Bridges (c7.)
— Profession, Things most necessary
in the. 1638. VcUdes (J. de)
Reli^rion, Chief Points of. 1574.
Bhze (T. (id)— 1579. G., L
— Religion, Commonplaces of. 1563.
Musculus(W.y-1612. Bullinger(H,)
— Religion, Foundation of. 1591.
Perkins ( W.)
— R elision. Institution of.
Calvin (j.)
Religion, Institutions of.
1561.
1606.
Bucanus (G.)
— Religion, Instruction concerning
the. 1604. Doulve (G.)
— Religion, Sum of. 1676. Bunny (E.)
— Religion,Treatise on.l594. VireUM.)
— Religion, Truth of. 1587. Mor-
nay (P. de}
Righteousness. 1578. L'Es-
pine (J. de)
INDEX.
1661
Cbristian Soldiers, Apology for. 1579.
Brutus (8. J.)
Soul, (Complaint of a. 1610. MtU"
chet (G.)
Subjection. 1585. BiUon {T.)
— Synagogue. 1623. Weemes (J,^
— Warfare. 1612. Downame (j.)
— Wisdom. Sermon. 1639. Tozer (E.)
— Woman, Instruction of a. [1540.J
Vives (J. L.)
World, History of the. 1623.
Favyn (A,)
Gbristianss pietatis Institutio. 1581.
NaweU (A,)
Christianity, Grounds of. 1584. Oee(A.)
Christianography. 1635. Pctgitt (E.)
Chronicle from the Creation to 1611.
1611. Munday{A,)
Chronicles, Epitome of. [1549.] Lan~
quet(T.)
Three Books of. 1550. Oarim (J.)
Chronicles of divers Bealms. [1529.J
Ba8tell_(J.)
of England. 1480. England.
— of England, France, Spain, etc.
1523. jFVoiMor* (Jl)
of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
1577. Bolinshed (R,)
Chronicon ex Chronicis. 1592. Bravo-
nius (F,)
Chronographia. 1590. Codomannu8(L,)
Chronological Succession of the four
Monarchies. 1633. Isaacson (i?.)
Chronology. 1593. More (t7.)--1619.
Pont (B,)
Errors of the Ancients in. 1590.
Lloyd (L.)
ChrytoDaleia. 1616. Munday (J.)
Church, Acts and Monuments of the.
1563. Fox (J.)
Authority of the. 1639. Leslie (E.)
Controversies upon the. 1599.
Whitaker ( W,)
Directions to Icnow the true. 1615.
Carleton (G.)
Disputation of the. 1632. K, F.
—1640. jP., E. 8.
Estate of the. 1602. Cresjnn(J,)
Government of the. \b^Z,BUson{ 71)
Head and Faith of the. 1584.
Bainoids (J.)
Hierarchyofthe. 1629. Kellison(M,)
— History of the. 1634. 8ymson(P,)
— Knowledge of the. 1590. Finch (J,)
— Ministeries and benefices of the.
1585. Duarenus {F.)
— Mirror of the. 1527. Austin,
— Peace and Concord of the. 1633.
Church, Perpetual Visibility and Succes-
sion of the. 1624. Treatise.
Right constitution of a. 1596.
Morion (T.) Bishop, etc.
Treatise of the. 1556. Church-
son (t7.)— 1579. Momay (P. de)—
1606. Fidd (/?.>-1616. G., W.,
Professor in Divinity.
— Visible Monarchy of the. 1573.
8anders (^.)
Visible Sacrifice of. [1637.] Ano-
nymus, Eremita.
Church's authority asserted. 1637.
Eoard (8.)
Plea for her Right. 1635. Best(W.)
Security. 1606. Draxe ( T.)
Church, and Churchmen's Livings,
Fabric of the. 1604. Tooker ( FT.)
Church Customs vindicated. 1636.
Quelch(W.)
Discipline. 1576. Cartwright (T.)
Government. 1604. Stoughton ( W.)
—1613. Jacob (H.)
Militant. 1640. Vaughan (8ir W.)
of Christ, Universality of the.
Sermon. 1631. Usher (J.)
— of England. England, Church of.
— of England, Ancient faith of.
[1566?] ^Ifric.
— of England, Ceremonies of. Sermon.
1615. 8maUe(P.)
— of England, Constitution of. 1604.
Cosin (B.y—ien. MaxweU (J.)
of England, Defence of. 1603.
Nichols {J.)
— of England, History of. 1565.
Beda, the Venerable.
of England, Justification of. 1630.
Cade (a7)
of England, Rites of. 1605. Gar-
Dissertatio.
diner (iS.)— 1607. 8parke ( T.)
Churches, Rights and Respect due to.
1613. Spdman (Sir E.)
Uniting of. 1633. Guild (W.)
Churches and Ministry of England, De-
fence of. 1599. Jacob (E.)
in England, Necessity for Reform-
ing our. 1604. Jacob (E.)
Churchwardens. 1583. Lambard (W.)
Cid, The. Tragi-comedy. 1637. Diaz
de Bivar (B.^
Ciel, Masquarade du. 1640. 5., J.
Circes. 1557. Gelli(G.B.)
Circles, Rules for the measurement of.
1639. Wyberd (J.)
Circles of Proportion. 1632. Ought-
red{W.)
Circumspect Walking. 1631. Taylor (T.)
Cistercians, Irish. 1626. Ware {Sir J.)
1662
INDEX.
Cities in Europe, Antiquities, etc., of.
1576. Bowholhum (J,)
Cities, Magnificence of. 1606. Botero(G.)
Citizen and Uplandish Man. [1509?]
Barclay (A,)
City's Advocate. 1629. London,
Safety. 1630. Jeni&on (B.)
Civil and Military Aphorisms. 1613.
DdUington (Sir B.)
and Uncivil Life. 1679. Life,
Canon and Common Law of Ensj-
land. Parallel of. 1001. Fulbecke ( W.)
Life, Discourse of. 1606. Brys-
kett (L.)
Ordinances, Arts, etc., Devisers of.
1546. Vergaius (P.)
Policy, Moral Method of. 1576,
Pairizi (F.)
War, Dangers of. 1569, Henry I V,^
King of France,
Wars of the Roses. 1695. Daniel(8.)
Civilians, Aspersions cast at. 1631.
Clerk ( W.)
Classicnm Poenitentiale. 1605. KingB"
mill (71)
Clavis Homerica. 1638. B,, A,
Mystica. 1636. Fea^Uy (D,)
Clef des Chamns. 1586. Le Moyne de
Morgues (J»)
Cleopatra. Tragedy. 1594. Danid (8.)
—1639. May(T.)
Clergy, Abuses of the Scotch. 1624.
Scotland, Church of. Ministers,
Ambition of the. 1530. Oentleman*
Apparel of the. 1566. Bucer (M,)
—[1572.] Bhe(T,de)
Libertiesof the. [1540?] aoodale(J.)
Luxury and inefficiency of. 1544.
Henry VIIL, King, etc.
Clergy of London. 1561. Bale (/.)
Cleveland, War in. 1614. Feriodicdl
PMications. Cologne,
Cleves and Juliers. 1615. Feachomh (H,)
Clidamas. 1639. 8,, J,
Clifton, Fair Maid of. 1636. Samp^
son ( FT.)
Climacteric Years. 1604. W,, T,
Clitophon and Leucippe. 1638. Achillea
Tatius.
Cloryana, History of. [1630?] C, 8.
Clothiers and the City of London.
[1630?] 8,,D.
Clothing m England. 1613. May (J,)
— 1614. M,, A,, Citizen, etc.
Cloud of Witnesses. 1616. Speed (J,)
Clubs, The Knave of. [1611.1 B„ 8,
Clym of the cloughe. [1550?] Bell (A.)
Coal from the Altar. 1618. Ward (S.)
—1636. Qr,, Vicar of.
Coal-Balls. 1603. Piatt (Sir H.)
Coat Armour. 1486. Bemes (J.)
of Arms, Explanation ot 168S,
Fraunce (A,)
Cobbler's Prophecy. 1594. Wa9on{B.y
Cochin China. 1633. BarH (C.)
Cock-fighting. 1607. Wilson {G,)
CoBlia. 161L Murray (Sir D.)
Coelum Britannicnm. Masque. 1634.
Carew (T.)
Cohabitation of the Faithful with the
Unfaithful. [1555?] Treatiae,
Coheleth. Bible, 0, T. Ecdenaatet,
Coins, Gold. 1635. Hopion (A,)
Cold Term. [1621.] Thames.
Year. 1616. Year.
Colin Clout. [1650?] Skdton(J,)
Clouts come hooM again. 1595.
Spenser (E.)
Colmar, Battle near. [1638?] Bernard^
Duke of Saxe Weimar,
Colonies, Encouragement to. 1624.
Alexander ( FT.)
Co1umbaNo». 1624. HaUCJ.) Bishop
of Norwich,
Columbeis. 1685. SUlla (J. C)
Comedies. See infra. Plats.
Comet of 1677, Presignification of the.
1678. T,, T,
Comets, Fearful.. .effect of two. [1590?]
SmdUKnave (8,)
Significations of. [1690?] Hai(T.)
Come Worldling see, etc. [1610?] P., N,
Comfort against the Spaniard. 1596.
Nun(T^
for those afflicted in Conscieace.
1595. Oreenham (B.)
Commerce, arde of. ie23.Mi89ddMt(E,)
Merchant's Mapof. 1638.jBo5erfs(X.)
Treatise of. 1601. Wheeler (J,)
Common Council of London. London,
Common Council, Court of.
Law of England. 1616. Fiiz-
Herbert (Sir -4.)— 1630. Bacon (F,]
Laws, Terms of. 1629. Dictionaries,
Order, of the Church of Scotland,
Liturgies, Scotland, Church of.
Commonplaces, Book of. 1681. Mar^
becke (JJ)
Common Places of Sacred Divinity. 1610.
Trelcatitu (L,)
Prayer of the Chnrch of England.
Liturgies, England, Church ^.
Prayer of the Church of England,
Defence of. 1630. Fisher (A.)
Common Whore. Poem. 1622. Taylor(J.)
Commons, Oppressors of the. [1548. J
Crowley (B.)
Commons' Complaint. 161 1 . Standiek (A .)
INDEX.
1663
Common wealthy Fall of a. 1595. C, W,
Pictureof a perfect. 1600. Floyd( T,)
Six Books of a. 1606. BocUn (J.)
True form of a. 160'>. Forsei (E.)
Ck)mmuiiion, iDStructions to partakers of
the. 1680. W., Z>., Archd,
Communion of the Church of England.
Liturgies. England, Church of. Com-
rmunian.
' of both kinds. 1543. Mdanch"
than (F.)
of one kind. [1555?] Menewe(0,\
of Saints. 16 1 5. Ainav)orth (H.}
Communion Table, Place of the. 1636.
Or,y Vicar qf.
Comparativorum Gradus. 1531. Oradtu.
Compass. See also Maonbtio Nekdle.
Com^jass, Variation of the. 1581. Nor-
man (i?.>— 1610. Wright (E.)
Compassion towards Captives. 1637.
Fitz- Geffrey (C.)
Compendium Hermeticum. [1638 ?]
Bhumel (J. P.)
Complaint of Grace. [1556?] Bed-
man (J.)
ofHarpalus. [1625?] Jf., D.
Complete Captain. 1640. Ccescar (C, J.)
Soldier. 1628. Smith (T.)
Complexion's Castle. 1604. Manning (J.)
Complexions, Touchstone of. 1581. Zem-
nius (Z/.)
Compliments, Academy of. 1640. Phi"
lomunts, pseud.
Mirror of. 1635. Mirror.
Compounds, Book ot 1562. Bullein (IT.)
Compter'9 Common- Wealth. 1617. Fw-
nor ( W.)
Comus. Maske. 1637. Ludhw^CasHe.
sire Pha^esiposia Cimmeria. 1634.
iPuteanus (E.)
Conceited Pedlar. 1630. Aristippus.
Conceits, New Book of. [1520?] Book.
—1630. Johnson {T.)M,D.
Concordances. Bible. Concordances.
Confectionaries. 1621. Murrell (J.)
Confession, Order of. [1580?] Order.
Confession and Absolution, Certificate
of. 1517. Augustinians.
of Faith. 1584. Balnaves (H.)
of Faith of the Church of Scotland.
Scotland, Church of.
Confirmation. 1613. Hakewill (0.)
Conflict of Conscience. Comedy. 1581.
Woodes (K)
Conformity. 1622. Cowse.
Confutation of unwritten verities. 1558.
Cranmer(^T,)
Congo. 151)7. iopes (Z).)--1625. Piga-
fetta {F,)
Conie-catoherfl, Ghost haunting. 1602.
Greene (i?.)
Conny-catching. 1592. Groundwork.
Conquest of the Saints. 1639. Jones {J.)
Minister.
Consanguinity. 1594. Gierke (W^.)—
1625. Butler (C)
Conscience. [1525?] Bonde (W.)-^
1610. Muschet{G.)--U2^. Boume(L)
—1624. Dyke (/.)— 1630. Ear-
ris (ii.)— 1631. Bernard (^.)— 1639.
Ames ( IT.)— 1640. Fenn»r ( W.)
Conscience, Tragedy of. Sermon. 1621.
Cade {A.)
Consent of Time. 1590. Uoyd (L.)
Conserving and Candying. 1608. Closet.
Consolation of Philosophy. [1479?]
Boethius (A, M. T. S.)
Conspiracy, The. Tragedy. 1638. KiUi-
grew(H.)
Romish Doctrine in case of. 1605.
M.f T,
Conspiracy against Kings. Sermon.
1622. Willan (/?.)
Constables. [1540 ?] Sheriffs.^l^&S.
Lamhard ( W.)
Constancy, Two books o^ 1595. Lip-
sius (J.)
Constant and Kind Maid. 1635. Maid,
Lover, The. [1630?] L., P.
Maid, The. 1640. Shirley (J.)
Constan tine's Donation to Pope Syl-
vester. [1526?] Bome, Empire of.
Constantine I.
Constantinople, Arrival of Netherlands'
Ambassador at 1613. Haga (C.)
Council of, 553. 1631. Crakan-
thorp (B.)
Constitutioneff Anglije Provinciales.
England, Chturch of. ConstittUiones
Provinciales. — 1496. LyndetuodeCG.)
LegatinsB. 1505-6, Lyndewode(G,)
Content, Way to. 1635. G&re (J.)
Contention for Honour and Kichea.
1633. Shirley (J.)
Contrition. 1632. Jesus Christ.
Conversions of England. 1603. 2>., N.
Converted Courtezan. 1639. Cran--
ley(T.)
Man's new Birth. 1629. An-
drewes (/.)
Convert's Catechism. 1616. Cotton {C.)
Convocation. England, Church of
Convocation.
Cookery. 1588. Housewife. — 1594.
TF.,^.— 1595. PTtViow.— 1596. Daw-
«on(!r.>— 1597. Book.—lQSLl. Mur-
rell (J.)
Cooper of Norfolk. [1625?] P., M.
1664
INDEX.
Copy-books. 1593. Williams (C.)—
1639. Billingsley (Af.)
Copy-holdere. 1636. CaUhorpe (C.)
Ck)rdial for the Afflicted. 1638. Eara-
net {A,)
Gordyal, Book named the. [1479?]
WydevUe {A,)
Corn, Art of Settingof. 1601. PIatt(SirH.)
Com-hoardera, Curse of. 1631. Fitz-
GeffreyCC)
Cornelia. Tragedy. 1594. Oamier (E.)
Cornelianum Dolium. 1638. B,, T,
Cornucopias. 1595. Johnson (T.)
Cornwall, History of. 1630. Dod-
dridge (^Sir J.)
Survey of. 1602. Carew (i?.)
Corolla Varia. 1634. Eawkins ( PT.)
Coronation, The. Comedy. 1640. Flet-
cher (J.)
Corona Virtutum. 1617. Quin ( W.)
Coroners. [1540?] Sheriffs, — 1628.
Wilkinson (/.)
Corpus Christi. Sermon. 1619. Our-
nay (E.)
Cosenage, Discovery of. 1591, Cheene(R^
Cosmography. 1559. CuningJiam (W,)
— 1594. BlundevOle (il) — 1613.
Zouch (B.)
Costly Whore. Verse. 1633. Whore.
Cotswold Hills, Olympic Grames on.
1636. Walbancke {M,)
Covenant. 1638. Aberdeen, Ministers of,
—1638. Hamilton (J.)— ieS9. Down
and Connor, Diocese of, — 1639. Les-
lie (K)
Covenant of Gk-aoe. 1631. Downame(0,)
and Confession of Faith. Scotland,
Covenant,
Covenanters. 1639. Corbet (J,) — Scot-
land, Charles I,, JTtn^.— 1640. Du
Moulin (P.)
Covent Garden. Comedy. 1638.
Nal>bes (T,)
Covetousness. 1619. Dyke (J.)—\GSS,
Preston (J.)
Council of Ten. Venice, Cofisiglio de*
Died,
of Trent. See infra, Trent, Coun-
cil of.
Councils, Catalogue of. 1638. Bogers ( H,)
Controversies about. 1600. Whi-
taker ( W,)
Counsellor. 1589. Fdippe (B.)
of State. 1634. Orimstone {E.)
Counsellors that a Prince ought to have.
[1570.] Furio Ceriol (F^
Counterliane against earthly carefulness.
1618. Baynes (P.)
Counterpoint. [1620?] Campion (T,)
Counter-Snarl for Ishmael Rabshacheh.
1613. Boby(SirE,)
Countess of Marre's Arcadia. 1625.
Caldwdl (J,)
— - of Pembroke's Emanuel. 1591.
Fraunce (A,)
of Pembroke's Yvychurch. 1591.
Fraunce {A,)
Country Ague. 1626. Petouje (F.)
Contentments. 1615. Mark-
ham (G.)
Divinity. 1582. Oifford (O,)
Gentleman's Moderator. 1624.
Oamard (E,)
Justice. 1618. DalUm ( Jf.)
Countryman with his Household. 1620.
S,, B,, Preacher, etc.
Countryman's Conofort. 1637. B,, J,
Counsellor. 1636. Help,
Courageous Turk. 1632. Qoffe {TJ)
Court, Miseries of the. [1484*?] Char-
tier {A,)
Treatise of the. 1622. DuBefuge(E,)
Court Baron. [1516.] Ifodtw.— 1543.
Justiceofthe Peace,— 15SI. Kitchin(J,)
—1593. Adames (/.)— 1628. Wilkin-
son (J,)
Hundred. 1543. Justice of the
Peace,
Leet. 1581. Kitchin (j:)— 1593.
Adames (/.)— 1628. Wilkins(m (J,)
Court of Conscience. 1607. West (5.)
of James I. 1619. B,, A. D,
of Requests. [1640?] Stow (J.)
Courtesy, Book of. [1500 fj French,
Courtier, the. 1571. Castiglione (B,^
Quip for an Upstart. 1592.
Oreene {B^)
Courtier and Country Lass, Song between.
[1630 ?] Court Song.
Courtier's Academy, The. [1598.]
Bomei {A,)
Art. 1607. Duoci{L,)
Miseries of. 1570. Pius 11,^
Pope,
Courts, Jurisdictions of the. 1535.
Diversity,
of Justice, Fees of the officers of.
1623. Great Britain and Irdand,
James L, King,
Cracow, Royal Entertainment at.
1609. MiddUUm {T,)
Creatures, Dialogues of the. [1530 T\
Dialogues,
Crecy, Battle of. 1631. Aleyn (C)
Credo Resurrectionem Camis. 1636.
Hodson(W,)
Cresseid, Testament of. 1593. Henry*
son {B,)
INDEX.
1665
Cross in Baptism. 1604. Treatise.-^
1608. jPo^A^rJy (if.)— 1611. Huit&n
(Z.)— 1619. MorUm{T.)
Staff. 1590. Hood (T.)— 1624.
Gunter (E,)
Virtues of the. 1699: Treatise.
Crown Conjugal. Sermon. 1620. Wing(J,)
G^land of €k>lden Boses. Songs.
1631. Johnson (/?.)
of England, Competitors for the.
Cupid's Revenge. 1615. Fletcher (/.)—
Love.
1630. Beaumont (F,) and Fletcher (j.)
[1640?]
Soliciter of
Glimsell (B,)
Whirligig. 1G07. 8,, K
Cupid and Psyche. 1637. Marmum(8,)
: - ?]
Peckham (J.)
Curatorum exoneratorium. [1520
1684. Leslie (J,)
Crucifix. Verse. 1607. Lever (G.)
The true. 1629. Moore {Sir W.)
Cruel Brother. Tragedy. 1630. Dave-
nant (Sir W.)
Shrew. Ballad. [1610.] Halliarg (A.)
Cruikit liedis the blinde. 1670. Crooked,
Cryer, The. Sermon. 1613. Cannon (N.)
Cryer of Lanthom and Candle Light.
1612. 0 perse 0.
Crystal Glass for Christian Women.
1592. Siubbes (P.)
glass of Christian Beformation.
1569. Bateman (8.)
Cuckoo. Poem. 1607. Niccols(B,)
Cunning Northern Beggar. [1636?]
Beggar,
Cupid, Letter of. 1532. Occleve(T,)
Cupid's Cautels, Controversy ot • 1678.
Wotton (H,)
— — Journey to Hell. 1594. Dicken-
son (J,)
Cures of the Diseased in Foreign Regions.
1598. WatesoniG.)
without care. 1632. 8tan?iope(M.)
CuriaL [1484?] Chartier(A,)
Curia Romana. Bome, Church of. Curia
Bomana,
Curiosities. 1637. Basset (B.)
Curry-combe for acoxe-combe. 1615. Nick,
Oroom of ^A^ Hcbiestahle Beginoburgi,
pseud,
Curtain-Drawer of the World. Verse
and prose. 1612. Parkes ( W,)
Curtain Lecture. 1637. H,, T,
Customer's Alphabet and Primer. 1608.
MUles(T.)
Apology. [1609?] MiUes^T,)
Reply. 1604. Milles{T.)
Cygnea Cantio. 1545. Ldand (J,) —
1629. FeaMey (Z>.)
Cylinders, Rules for measurement of.
1639. Wyherd (J,)
Cynthia's Revels. 1601. Jonson(B,)
Cyprus, Wars of. 1600. Mohammedan
History,
D
DamsBtas andSilenus. 1635. Buck{8ir0,)
Damnation or Grace, Whether a man be
in the estate of. 1691. Perkins (IF.)
Damon and Pithias. 1671. Edvxirds (^B,)
Dance of Death. 1564. Boccaccio (6^.)—
[1626?! Dance.— [1633.] Cdman^W,)
Dauces, Conclusions upon. 1607. Bos-
do (J. L.)
Dancing. Poem. 1622. Davies (8ir J.)
Use and Abuse of. [1580 ?] Ver-
migli (P, M~)
Daniel's Weeks. 1590. Beroaldus (Jf.)
Daphnaida. 1591. Sp., Ed.
Daphn-Amaryllis. 1605. Hume (./>)
Daphnis Polystephanos. 1605. Buck
(Sir G,)
Daventry, Surrender of. 1587. Allen ( W,)
David, Coronation of. 1588. Bunny (E,S
David andBethsabe. Verse. 1599.Pee/c((7.)
David's comfort at Ziklag. 1640. Har-
ris (B,)
desire togo to Chureh. 1615. Day (J.)
1 Evidence. 1596. Burton ( W.)
David's Instructor. 1620. Gataker {T.)
— ^ Pastoral Poem. Sermons. 1603.
Jackson (T,)
Remembrancer. 1623. GatakerCT,)
Day of Hearing. 1600. Bcberts (H,)
Dead Term. 1608. Decker (T.)
Death, Anatomy of. 1596. More (J.)
Daily exercise of. 1637. nhit-
ford (/?.)
Dance of. See supra, Dancb op
Death.
Defence of. '1577. Momay(P,de)
Defiance to. 1610. Coivper ( W,)
—163a Gaule (J,)
Discourse of. 1683. Take (T.)
Doctrinal of. 1632. Doctrine^,
Fear of. 1640. A, E,, Minister
in G. B.
— How to behave when in danger of.
[1660?]. Dudley (Lady J,)
— Meditations of. 1639. Paget (J)
— Treatise on. [1623.] Treatise,--
1631. Mornay (IT.)
1666
INDEX.
Death, Triumphs over. 1696. South'
well (i?.)
True Description of. 1629. CoU(J,)
Death and Eternity. 1632. Fuget de
la Serre (J,)
^-^ and Immortality. 1631. Contem"
platio.
— and Resurrection. 1606. JSoddeS'
don{H.)
Death's advantage little regarded. Ser-
mon. 1602. Harrison ( W,)
— Duel. Sermon. 1632. Donne (J.)
loud Alarum. [1635?] B.
Decease of Lazarus. 1640. Uataker (71)
Decimal Arithmetic. 1619. Lyie (H,)
Defence, Private School of. 1614. i/., (?.,
Gent.
Delfzyl,Surrenderof. 1519. Vere(SirF.)
Delia. Sonnets. 1592. Daniel {8.)
Demegoriai. 1600. JTumias (L.)
Demoniacal Possession. [1599.] Dar^
reU (J.)
Demonology. See also Witchcraft.
1597. James I,
Dendrologia. 1640. HowelUJ.)
Denmark, Welcome of the King of, to
England. 1606. Ford (J,)
Depopulation, 1636. Foufdl (B,)
Deprived Ministers, Defence o^ 1606.
Powel (G,)
Derry, Burning of. 1608. (yDogherty
(Sir a)
Deserving Favorite. 1629. Carlell (i.)
Desperate Damsells Tragedy. [1630 ?J
F,f M,
Desperation, Physic to cure. 1605. WiU
lymat ( FT.)
Deventer, Surrender of. 1588. 2>., (?.
Devil, Woman possessed with the.
[1584.] Cooper (M.)
Devil and Dives, Dream of the. 1615.
Lupton (T.)
Conjured. 1596. Z., T.
of the Vault. 1606. H.^ T.
Devil's Blanket. 1614. Adams ( T.)
Charter. 1607. Barnes (B.)
Law Case. 1623. Webster (J.)
Pilgrimage to the Jesuits' College.
[1611J Fen7ior(W,)
Devils, Dialogical discourses of. 1601.
Deacon (J.) and Walker (J,)
Devotion, Hand-maid to Private. 1639.
Featley (/>.)
Help unto. 1618. Eieron (S.)
Treasury of. 1622. P., 7. W.
Devotions. 1622. 5., J,
Devout Christian Communicant. 1628.
Hunt (N,)
Heart. 1634. Luzvie(S,)
Devout Life. 1614. Francis [de Sales},
Saint.
Soul's Search. 1610. MyrieU(T.)
Deus et Rex. 1615. James L
Dewes (Giles). Dutves.
Diacatholicon Aureum. ie02. Busiel{T.)
Dial of Agues. ri556.] Jones {J,) M.D.
— ^ for dainty Darlings. 1584. AvertU
(TF.)
of Days. 1590. Lloyd (L.)
— of Princes. 1568. Guevara (A, de)
Dialling, Art of. 1593. FaU (T.)—
1609. Blagrave {J.y-ieU. Wrigkt
(^.)— 1638. Foster (S.)
Dialoguefi, French — English — Latin.
1639. Dugres(G.)
English andMalay.1614. Arthus(G.)
Diamond most precious. 1577. Fit John
of Devotion. 1602. Fleming (A.)
Diana. 1598. Montsmayor (J, de)
Poems. [1584.] C, H.
Diarium historico-politicum. 1596-.
Atoore (B,)
Dice-play. 1586. Daneau (X.)
Dichet, Miracle at 1614. /., T.
Woman possessed with the Devil
at [1584.] Cooper (M,)
Dicing Houses, Mischief of. 1684. Whei"
stone (Qf.)
Dick Whipper's Sessions. 1607. West (B.)
Dicta Philoaophorum. 1477. Wyde--
vile {A.)
DiCnONABIES.
Latin, Fbench, Beloiuk, Gerkan,
Spanish, Italian, English, Pobtq-
GUBSE. 1639. CoUoquicL
Hebrew, Chaldsb, Striao, Talmu-
Die, Ababio, Latin. 1635. Schind-
lerus(r,)
English, Latin, Gbebk, Fbenck.
[1580.J Baret(J.)
Latin, Greek, and Enqlibh. 1583L
Mordius (G.)
English, Latin, French. 1572L
Htdoet (B.)
Engubh, Spanish, and Latin. 1591.
Fercyvaa(B,y^lQn.'] Minsheu(J.)
French and English. 1593. Desain^
liens (C.)— 1611. Cotgrave{B,)
HEBREW-ENGLI8H.1593.JfaWM«tl«(P.)
Greek and Latin. 1581. Crespin (J^
—1637. Scapula (J,)
Italian, English. 1550. I7iomas{WJ)
—1598. Florio(G,)
Latin, English. 1508. Stanhridgs
(/.)— 1538. Elyot (Sir T.)— 1656.
Withals (J.y-15^. Cooper (T.y^
1570. Levens (P.)— 1675. Venm
INDEX,
1667
DiCriONARIBft.
(/.)— 1606. I%owa«tM (T.)— 1617.
Eider (J.)
WelsHjEnoush. 1547. Saleaburyi W,)
Welsh, Latin. 1632. Davits (J,)
English. 1626. Cockeram {H.)
Latin. 1499. Oarlandia (J, de) —
1626. Spdman (Sir H,)
Cantino. [1638.] Decker (T.)
ScRiPTirBAL. [1640 ?] Wilson ( T.)
Biella. Sonnets. 1621. L,,B.,GentU'
man.
Dies Dominica. See infra^ Lkmid's Day.
Diet. [1542?] Borde (^.)--1593.
Jenninges (AV)— 1633. Edrt (J,)
Diets dry Dinner. 1699. Buttes (E.)
Differing Worships. 1640. Taylor (J,)
Digest des Briefes originals. 1579.
TheloaU (8,)
Dignity of God's Children. 1610.
Stoughton {T.)
Diogenes' Lanthome. [1608.] Bow-
lands (S.)
Dioptra Glorias Dlvinss. 1637. Bible.
0, T, Psalms. Latin.
Directorium Sacerdotum. Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of.
Directory to the Truth. 1605. Bad-
ford (J.)
Disce mori, 1634. Sutton (C.)
Vivere. [1604?] Sutton (C.)
Discipline, Book of. 1621. Scotland,
Church of.
Discontent, Remedies against. 1596.
Anonymus.
Discontented Married Man. [1640 ?]
Man.
Mind. 1621. Passion,
Discourse, Help to. 1636. Eelp.
Diseased Man, Ease for. 1625. At.,M,
Diseases, Recovery in dangerous. 1602.
Clarke (J,) Apothecary.
Diseases at Sea, Cure of. 1617. Wood-
all (J.)
in remote regions, 1598. TT., G.
Disme, Art of Tenths. 1608. Stevin(S,)
Disobedient Child. Interlude. [1570?]
Ingelend (T.)
Distillers, of London. London, DiS"
tillers, Company of.
Distilling. [1527.] Braunschxoeig {H.)
—1585. Dawson ( T.y—\ 594. Piatt
{Sir E.)
Distractions, or the Holy Madness. 1629.
Qaide (J.)
Ditties. See supra, BACiLADS.
Divine echo from Heaven. 1612.
Sunft (J.)
Divine Essence and Attributes. 1628, 29.
Jameson (r.)
Fancies. 1632. QuarUs (F.)
Herbal. 1616. Adams (T.)
Love of Christ. 1638. Preston (J.)
Meditation, Art of. 1607.
EaU (J.) Bishop of Norwich.
Meditations. 1622. Eag-
thorpe (/.>— [1630.] Boss (A.)
Poems. 1633. Quarles (F.)
Promises. 1633. Leigh (E,)
Providence. 1602. Theodoret,
Bishop of Cyprus.
Worship. 1604. England, Church of.
Divinity, Active, Positive and Oppositive.
[1630?] Treatises.
Directions for Students in. 1629.
FeaOey (Z>.)
Doctrine oL 1599. Fenner (D.)
Grounds of. 1619. Parr (E.)
Introduction to. 1626. James (T)
D.D.
Miscellanies of. 1635. Kellet(E.)
Praise of. 1640. Du Moulin (P.)
Principles of. 1591. B^ze(T.de]
Study of. 1611. Broughton (E
Sum of. [1630 ?] Downame (J.]
Divorce. 1601. Dove ( J.>— 1606. Eow-
son (J:) — 1609. Bainolds (/.)—
1610. Bwftny (E.)
Divorce of Henry VIIL 1532. Abell(T)
Doctor Do'good's directions. [1635?]
D..L
IXctor Merryman. 1616. B., 8.
Doctors of the Church, Catalogue of.
1598. Voyon (S. de)
Doctrines' Trial. Sermon. 1616.
Eieron (S.)
Dodona's Grove. 1640. Eowdl (i7.)
Dogs. 1570. Caius (/.)
Dom Diego and Ginevra. 1596. X., B.,
Oentlema/n,
Domestic Duties. 1627. Carter {Ty^
Gouge (W.)
Domestical or household Sermons. 1548.
Eegendorff (C.)
Domus Ordinata. Sermon. 1618.
Warren (J.)
Donatists. 1590. Greenwood (J^y^
1591. Gifford (G.)— [1605.] Bar-
row (5:)— 1631. Optatus, Saint.
Doni, Moral Philosophy of. 1601.
Bidpdi.
Donzella Desterrada. 1635. Biondi
iG. F.)
Doom warning all men to the Judg-
ment. 1581. Batem€tn {8.)
Dooms- Day. Poem. 1614. Alexander
(FT.) -Sermons. 1636. Day (M,)
1668
INDEX.
Doomsday, Droome of. 1576. GaB-
coigne{0.)
Prophecy of. 1631 . Nicolai (P.)
Door of Holy Scripture. 1540. Bible.
Appendix,
Dorastus and Fawnia. 1588. Oreene (R.^
Dorcas. Sermon. 1631. Par8on8(B,)
Dorchester, Burning of. 1613. Hil-
Ward (/.)
Double-armed Man. 1635. Neade(W.)
Double PP. 1606. Papist.
Doubting, Doctrine of. 1598. WUcox (T,)
Dove. Poem. 1613. Zouch(BJ
Dove and the Serpent. 1614. T,, 2>.
Dramas. See infra, Plays.
Drapery. 1635. ScoU ( W.)
Draught of Eternity. 1632. Camu8(J.P.)
Drawing, Art of. 1573. Treatise. —
1606. Peac^m (F.)— 1635. BateCJ.^
Dreams, Interpretation of. 1576. Hill(T.)
— 1601. SolomoUy King, pseud.
Drink and Welcome. 1637. Speagle
(H. van)
Drinking,Lawof. 1617. Multibtbus (B.)
Drinks, History of. 1637. Speagle
(H. van)
Droome of Doomesday. 1576. Oaa-
coigne(G.)
Drugs. [1530 ?] Antidotarius.
Drunkard, Diet for a. 1612. Thomp-
son (T.)
Drunkard Anatomized. 1635. Hey*
wood{T.)
Drunkard's Cup. 1630. Harris (P.)
Drunkards. Sermon. 1622. Ward(S.)
Drunkards, Looking Glass for. 1627.
Looking^Glass.
Drunkenness. 1613. Downame (J.) —
1628. Dent(D.)
Drunkenness, Scourge of. Verse. 1619.
Homhy ( W.)
Du Bartas. Salutie du Barias {G. de)
Dublin, Excommunication of the Inhabi-
tants of. 1632. Harris (P.)
Execution of a Catholic Bishop at.
1612. Rich (P.)
Prelates of. 1528. Ware (J.)
Duchess of Malfy. Tragedy. 1623.
Webster (J.)
Duellum Poeticum. 1618. Bible. 0. T.
Psalms. Latin.
Duels. 1591. Loque (P. (20)— 1595.
Saviolo (F.)— 1610. A, Jl— 1613.
Great Britain and Ireland, James L
—1614. Poooi* (^.V— 1624. Chevalier
(G. de)— 1632. ^fUirfweZto.— 1636.
F.,G.
Duke's Mistress. Tragedy. 1638. Shir-
ley (J.)
Dumb Creatures, Religion of. 1622.
Creatures.
Divine Speaker. 1605. Affinati
d'Acuto (J.)
Knight. 1608. JMarkham (G.)
Dutch, Navigations of the. 1636. Box*
horn (M. Z.)
Dutch Courtezan. 1605. Marston (J,)
Survey. 1625. (7., W.
War. 1592. Alexander [Fameas\.
Duty, Display of. 1589. Wright (L,)
Dux Grammaticus. 1633. Clarke (J.)
B.D.
Dwelling-Houses, Nuisances concerning.
1636. Declaration.
Dying, Art of. [1490.] Caxton ( W.)
Dying Creature. 1516. Creature.
well, Way of. [1595 ?] Perkins (IT.)
—1534. Lupset{T.)
E
Eagle and the Body. 1601. Barlow
Eagle's Flight 1599. Price (G.)
Earth, Circular Motion of.l634. Ross (A.)
Earth raining upon Heaven. 1615. Wor-
ship ( W.)
Earthquake in 1580. 1580. Fleming (A.)
^Golding (A.^^Immerito.'-T., T.
at Munster. [1612?] Munster,
City of.
at Scarperia. [1542.] Scarperia.
Eastern Churcbea 1613. Usher (J.)
and Western Churches, Differences.
1625. Rodoginus (J.)
East Indians, Description of. 1606.
Scott (E.)
Indies, Discovery and Conquest of.
1582. Lopes de Castanheda {F^
K Fe
Indies, Survey of. 1615. Feyma
(J7. di) de Monfart.
Indies, Voyages to. 1598. Lan-
East and West Indies, History of. 1604.
Acosta (J. de)
and West Indies, Voyages into.
1598. Linsehoten {J. H. van)
genes (P.)— 1601. Neck (J, van]
1625. Marten (N.)^8pilberghen (J.
van)— 1633. Farewell (C.)
Easter, Great cycle of. 1583. Pett(J.)
Eastward Ho. 1606. Chapman (G.)
INDEX.
1669
Ecce Sponsus yenit. 1633. Alahasfer ( W,)
Ecclesiastical and Civil State, relation of
the. 1632. Downing (C.)
and Regal Authority. 1617. E., J.,
Student, etc.
Apparel. [1565 ?] England, Church
of. Advertisements.
— Commissioners. 1607. Fuller (N.)
— Discipline. 1574. England, Church
o/— 1591. Sutdife {M.)
Goyemment, Discourse of. 1584.
England, Church of. — 1587. Bridges
(J.)
— History. 1570. Fox (J.)
— Jurisdiction. 1593. Apdogy.
Laws of Great Britain. 1571. Eng-
land, Church of. — 1639. Speljnan
(Sir B.)
— Origins. 1636. Montagu (/?.)
— Polity, Laws of. [1594.] Hooker (i?.)
— Power. 1612. D.
— Regiment in England. 1574. Cart-
Wright (T.)
— Republic. 1617. Dominis (M.A.de)
Vestments. 1566. London, Min-
Emperor of the East Tragi-comedy.
1632. Massinger (P.)
Emperors of Rome. 1606. Trogus Pom-
peius.
Empires and Monarchies, Establishment
of. 1606. Lucinge (E. de)
EncsBnia. Sermon. 1623. Donne (J.)
Encheiridion Morale. 1597. ffarward(S,)
Enchiridion Theologicum. 1580. Hem-
mingsen (N.)
medicum. 1612. ValentinuB (P. P.)
Endymion. 1639. Oomhauld (J. 0. de)
Enemies, To profit by oue*s. Plu-
tarch. [n«s &y Tis W ix^P^^ di^^cAoiro.]
Enemy of Security. 1580. Eaher-
mann (J.^
England, Alarm to. 1575. Eich (B.)
England. [Arrangement of the head-
isters in.
Union. 1605. Wilkes (W.)
Eclogarius. 1612. Panke (J.)
Edinburgh Castle, Siege of. 1573. Sem-
piU (E.)
Edwara I., Famous Chronicle of. Tra-
gedy. 1593. Peele(0.)
Edward IL, Reign of. Tragedy. 1598.
Marlow (C.)
Egypt, Account of. 1615. Sandys (0.)
Ejaculations, Miscellany of. 1640. Eos.
Elder Brother. Comedy. 1637. Fletcher
(J.)
El Dorado. 1596. Edleigh (Sir W.)
Election and Reprobation. [1517?]
GTOy (A)— [1576.] Fox(J.y-l&77.
Saton. — 1579. Calvin (>.) — 1592.
Perkins (FF.>-1609. Tuke (r.)—
1611. Wilson (T.)'-ieSl. A,, J.
Elements, The Four. [1520?] Interlude.
Elephantiasis. 1605. V Old (if. de)
Eliah's Fiery Chariot. 1640. O., A.
Wish. 1630. WiUan(B.)
Eliosto Libidinoso. 1606. ffynd(J.)
Elixir Vit». 1638. Raphael (S.)
Elizabetha triamphans. 1588. AskeCJ.)
Eloquence, The Garden of. 1577. Pea-
cham (H.)
Victory of. 1522. Oeminus(P.)
Elydure, History of. [1600?] Nobody.
Emblema Anim». 1635. Du Plessis
(A, J.)
Emblems. 1586. Whitney (0.)—16Z5.
Quarks (jpl)— 1636. Lupton (D.)
Admiralty, Court of
Archbishops and Bishops
Army
Assizes
Bishops
Catholics of
Chancery, Court of
Church of
Adyertisements
Articles
— Catechism
— Constitutiones Proyinciales
Constitutions and Canons
CoDvocation
— ^ Homilies
— — Visitation Articles
Clergy
Clothiers of
Coasts of
Commissioners appointed for Ex-
amination of certain Traitors
Commoners of
Commons, House of
Court Baron
Courts of Law and Equity
Deprived Ministers in
Earl Marshal, Lords Commis-
sioners for the office of
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Exchequer, Court of
Hundred Courts
Jesuits
Judges
Kings
Lay Catholics of
Lords, House of
Ministers of the Gospel
Navy
North Coast
Parliament
528
535
n
if
9f
536
539
542
>»
543
544
546
547
»
n
u
548
549
>f
550
551
552
n
if
if
ff
1670
INDEX.
England.
Peers, Privy Councillors aiKl
Commoners p.
People
Poor
Prisoners for debt
Privy Council
Puritans of
Roman Catholics of
Star Chamber
8tatutes,Genera1 Collection of the
■ smaller Collections [Ric. III.
to Chas. I.]
Year Books
Edward III., King
Edward IV.
Henry VII.
Henry VIII.
Edward VI.
Mary
Elizabeth
James I.
Charles I.
England, Annals of. 1615. Camden (W.)
^Howei (^.>— 1630. Godwin (F.)
554
99
555
99
»
99
9>
561
565
568
99
99
99
570
571
99
575
677
Bishops of. 1601. Godwin {F,
— Chancellors, Lord Keepers of the
Great Seal, etc. 1636. PhUipot (J.)
— Chronicles of. 1523. Froissart (J.)
—1533. Fcibyan (E,)—16^S. Har-
^y^ (J:>— 1565. Biow (/.)— 1569.
Grafion (i?.)— 1577. Edintihtd (/?.)
— Churcn of, Christian Divinity in the
Service of. 1631. Beeve(E.)
— Church of. Defence. 1625, Crctkan'
thorp (E,)
Church of. Examination of some
uses in the. 1604. Covell (W,)
— Civil Wars of. 1631. Speed (J,)
— Cry of. Sermon. 1595. Hill (A,)
— Encomionofi 1619. AngelosCC.)
— Glory of. 1618. Gains/ord (71)
— Guide for Travellers in. 1626.
Norden (J,)
— History of. 1571. Paris (M.y-
1689. Warner (fr.)-1594.— TTo?-
singham (T.)— 1612. Daniel (S.)—
1623. JEorftncr.— 1636. Trus9ell(J,)
— Introduction of Christianity into.
1589. Bo»dell(a)
— Kings of. 1568. Grafton (A)
— Kings of, Comparison of the. 1604.
Hitrheri ( WO
— Kings o(. Genealogies of. 1594.
Doleman (i?.)
Kings of. Title to the Sovereignty
of Scotland. 1548. Bodrugan (N,)
— Kings and Peers of. 1619.
Brooke (R,)
England, Laws of. 1540. Briiton (J.)
—1555. PtfrWn* (J:)-1567. Fortes-
cue (Sir /.)— 1669. BraetoH (H. de)
—1605. ChweU (/.)— 1613. Finch
(Sir ir.)— 1628. LUOeton (Sir T.)
—1630. Bacon (F,)
Laws and Customs o£ [1555?]
GlanvUla (B, de)
Merciful Deliverances of. 1624.
Curleton (G,)
— Mode of Government of. 1584.
Smith (Sir T.)
Panegyric of. 1623. Bros-
sier (J.)
— Present State of. 1626. Cary(W,)
Succession to the Grown of. 1594.
Doleman (B.)
Terms of the Laws of. 1567.
Bastell (J.)
Unfortunate Princes of. [1555 ?]
BaMunn ( W,)
England compared with other countries.
[1579.1 Churchyard (T,)
looking in and out 1640. Mad-
dison (Sir B^
under Q. Elizabeth. 1586. O., C.
and Scotland, Union between.
1647. Harrison (J.y-160i. ff., I.
^Thomson (G,)—Thomborough (J,)
— and Scotland, Wars of. 1607.
Ayscu (E,)
and Spain, Intermarriacpes between
the Boyal Lines of. 1624. Gar*
nard (E.)
and Wales, Maps erf. [1579.]
Saxton (C.)
England's Cassar. 1603. Peiowe (F.)
Exchequer. 1625. Hagthorpe (/.)
Farewell to Christian IV. 1606.
Boherts (H,)
Forewamer. 1620. Baleigh
(Sir W.)
— Happiness. 1629. 5., M.
— Helicon. 1600. Bodenham (J.)
Heroical Epistles. 1598. Dray^
ton (M.)
— independence of the Papacy. 1613.
Beuter (A.)
— Sickness. Adams (T,)
— Summons. 1613. Sutton (T.)
— Unthankfulness for God's Mercy.
1621. TT., W,, Doctor in Divinity.
Way to Win Wealth. 1614. . Gen-
Ueman (T,)
English Accidence. 1590. Stock'
wood (J,)
Benedictine Monastery at Bmssels.
Mary^ the B. T., English Btnedictine
Monastery of.
INDEX.
1671
English Commonwealth. 1579. Chahner
{Sir T.)
Concord. 1614. Harris {B,)
Expoffltor. 1616. BuUokar {J.)
Fortune Teller. 1609. if., W.
Gentleman. 1630. Brathvoait (E.)
Gentlewomen. 1631. Braih"
wait (-R.)
Houswife. 16li5. MarkhamiG.)
Husbandman. 1613. Mark-
ham ((7.)
— Itinerary. 1625. Norden (J.)
— Language. 1619. Gil (A.)
— Lawyer. 1631. Doddridge {Sir J.)
— Liberty, Defence of. 1613. Beu-
ter{A.)
— Martyrology. 1608. W,, J., Priest.
— Minor. 1586. Whetstone (G.)
Monarchs, Memorial of. Verse.
1622. Taylor (J.)
— Monarchs, Portraits of. 1618.
Taylor (J,)
Navy, Spanish falsehoods concern-
ing the. 1589. if., D. F. B, de.
— Nuns, Catalogue of. 1624. Gee {J.)
— Paradise. 1612. Wh,, Ih.
— Poesy, Art of. 1602. Cam-
pion (T.)
— Policy. 1581. 8,, W., Gentleman.
— Printed Books, Catalogue of. 1595.
MaumeU (A,)
Proverbs, Descant upon. [L611.]
Davies (J.)
— Recusants. 1602. Dove {J.)
— Roman Life. 1582. Munday {A.)
— Secretary. 1586. Day (^.)
— Sectaries. 1615-19. i/., &, Doo-
tor, etc.
— Seminaries abroad. 1626. Owen{L,)
Spanish Pilgrim. 1629. Wads^
worth (J,)
— Tongue, Perfect Survey of the.
1624. Bewes(J.)
Tongue, Right writing of. 1582.
Muloaeter (R,)
— Traveller. Tragi-comedy. 1633.
ffeyuH>od{T)
— Villanies. [1638.] Decker (T.)
— Votaries, Acts of. 1646. Bale (J,)
— Usurer. 1634. Blaxton (J.)
— Words, Expositor of hard. 1617.
C7., B,
Worthies. 1689. Inland (J,y^
1606. Fletdier (JJ.)— [1620.] Hol-
land (H.)
Writers. 1696. SaviU {Sir H.)
Englishman's Doctor. 1608. AccMe-
mies, etc. Salerno. Schda Salemi-
tana.
Englishman's Treasure. [1580?] F^
eary (T.)
Entomology. 1634. Mou/et (T.)
Entries, Book of. 1614. Goke {Sir E.)
Ephemeridesof Phials. 1579. Gonon{S,)
Ephesus backsliding. 1614. Pri-
deaux (/.)
Ephesus' Warning before her woe. 1616.
Price {S.)
Epicure's Fast 1626. Mason {H.)
Epigrams, Book of. 1639. Bancroft (T,)
Flowers of. 1577. Kendall {T.)
Two Centuries of. 1610. Heath {J,)
Epigrammatum Libel lus. 1615. John-
eon {J.)
Episcopacy by Divine Right. 1640.
Hall («/.) Bishop, etc.
Epitaphs. 1566. Barker {W.)^ieiS.
BrathunU {R.)— 1669. Bancroft {T.)
Epithets and Synonyms. 1626. Bavi-
sius {J.)
Epithrene, or Voice of Weeping. 1631.
Lesly (tX)
Epitome of GKxkI Manners. 1616. Casa
{G. delta)
Equality, Order of. 1604. Gibbon {C.)
Equity, Treatise of. 1594. West ( IV.)
Equivoca. 1499. Garlandia {J. de)
Eromena. 1632. Biondi {G.JF.)
Erotopainion Pium. 1598. Vaughan
{Sir W.)
Error on the Right Hand, etc. 1608.
Clapham {H.)
Erubhin. 1629. Liahtfoot {J.)
Escbeators. [1540 ?T Sheriffs.
Escuerconera, The Herb. 1580. Mo-
naraes {N.)
Escurial, Description of. 1630. Wads-
worth {J.)
Essays of a Prentice. 1584. James I.
Esther hath hang'd Haman. [1617.]
Sowemam {K)
Eternity, Discourse of. 1633. T., W.
Ethics. 1479. AristoUc—loSB. Ca8e{J.)
Etymok)gy. 1638. Danes CJ.)
Evangelical Churches, Conununion
amonest. 1640. Davenant {J.) Bishop.
Churches, Discords between the.
1637. Germany, Theologians of.
Fasts, Doctrine of. 1609. BuddleCG.)
Sacrifices. 1640. Sibbes {R.)
Spices. Sermon. 1627. WaU{J.)
Evangelium Regni. [1675?] N., H.
Eucharist. Bte infra, Lord's Supper.
Every Man in his humour. lUOl.
Jonson {B.)
Man out of his humor. 1600. J., B,
Evesham, Vision of a Monk of. [1482 ?]
Revelation.
1672
INDEX.
Evill-intreated Lover. 1639. Amalte.
EuropsB Speculum. 1629. Sandys
(Sir E.)
Europe, State of. 1627. Richardson (Q.)
Euphues. [1578 ?] LUly (J.)
Euphues' Golden Legacy. 1612. Lodge(T,)
Shadow. 1592. Lodge (T.)
Euryalus and Lucretia. 1596. Fius^IL,
Fope.
EuthymiaB Raptus. 1609. Chapman(G,)
Examination of Men's Wits. 1594.
Buarte Navarro {J, de D,)
Example, The. Comedy. 1637. Shir-
ley (J.)
Exchange, ship. Capture of the. 1625.
Rawlins (/.)
Exchange Ware at the second hand.
1615. Band.
Exchequer, Officers of the. 1543.
Justice of the Peace,
Excommunication. 1590. Beze{T,de)
Exercise of Perfection. 1630. Rodri-
guez {A,)
Exeter, Catalogue of the Bishops of.
1584. Vowdl otherwise Hooker (J.)
Description of. [1580?] VoweU
otherwise Hooker CJ,)
Exhortation to defend the country.
1588. Marten (A,)
Exoneratorium Curatorom. [1520?]
Peckham (J.)
Expedition of the Scots into England.
1640. Scots,
Experience and a Courtier, Dialogue
between. [1554?] Lindsay (Sir D.)
Eye, Diseases of the. 1616. Riolan(J.)
—1620. Seahroke (i?.)— 1622. Banis-
ter (/?.)— 1626. Vaughan (Sir W.)
Treatiseon the. 1637. Brerewood(E.)
Vanity of the. 1608. Hakewai(G.)
Eyesight, Preservation oL 1616.
Bailey (W,)
P
Fables. 1484. JEsop,
Fair Em. 1631. Em,
Ethiopian. 1631. Lide ( TT.)
• Maid of the Exchange. 1607.
Maid,
Maid of the West. 1631. Hey-
wood(T.)
— Quarrel. 1617. MiddUton (T,)
and Rowley (W,)
— Virtue, etc. 1622. Wither (G.)
Warning. Sermons. 1621.
Reading (J,)
Fairy Queen. 1590. Spenser (E.)
Faith, New Symbol of. 1612. Sharpe(L.)
Old and the New. 1534. Gott.
Treatises on. 1611. Gardiner (8.)
— [1612.] Hooker (R.) — 1614.
Mosse (if.)— 1623. ChdverweU (E.)
—1629. Rogers (j;) — 1630. By-
field (i?.)— 1632. BaJd (/.) — 1635.
Downe (J,)
Faith and Good Works United. 1630.
ReeksCR.)
Hope and Charity. 1580.
Ochino (B.)
Faithful Shepherd. 1621. Bernard (R.)
Shepherdess. [1609?] Fletcher (J,)
Soul, Exercise of the. 1583.
Tossanus (D.)
— Subject. Ser
mon. 1608. Wester-
man (W.)
Falconry. See infra, Hawkino.
Fall of Man. 1616. Goodman ((?.)
Famap^osta, Siege of. 1572. Marti-
nengo (N.)
Fame's Roll. 1637. Fage(M,)
Familiar Staflf. 1590. Blagrave (J,)
Family of Love. N., //:— [1574?]
Elidad, pseud,^1579. Knetvstub (J )
— Wilkinson (W.)
Pwiyer. 1683. C, E,
Famine, remedies against. 1596. P., J7.,
Esq.
Famine and Wars. [1587?] Uda2l(J,)
Famous Whore. 1609. Markham(G.)
Fancies, Chaste and Noble. 1638.
Ford (J,)
Fancy's Theatre. 1640. Tatham (J.)
Fantastic Age. [1640 ?] England,
Farrier. 1636. Grymes (r.>— 1639.
Markham (G,)
Farriery. See also Hobseb.
Fasciculus Florum. 1636. Uthal-
mus (L.)
Fasting. 1596. Holland (J7.)— 1604.
Boiond (^.)— 1625. Mason (^.>—
1633. Hildersham (A.)
Fasting Girl. 1589. Cooper (C.)
Father's advice to his son. 1620.
Scot (P.)
Blessing. 1630. James L
Fathers of the Church. 1495. — Jerome^
Saint.— UZb. Toseanus (/>.)— 1640.
Glory.
Faults, and nothing else but faults.
1606. Rich(B,)
INDEX.
1673
Favourite, The. Sermon. 1622. Plum-^
mer (T.)
Favourite's Chronicle. 1621. Chrcniqtte.
FauBtus, Tragical History of. 1616.
Mar,, Ch.
Fearful Summer. 1626. Taylor (J.)
Feast for Worms. 1620. BiUe. 0. T.
Jonaify, English,
Fee simple. [1515 ?] Carta,
Fees due to the Bishop of London.
[1631.] PuckeU{8.)
Female Glory. 1636. 8t.,M,
Feminine Monarchy. 1609. Builer(G,)
Fens, Draining of the. 1629. a, H,
Feodi Carta. [1515?] Carto.— [152S ?]
Libelliu.
FerisB SacraB. 1577. Dethiek (K)
Perryland,Acconntof. 1621. Winne(E,)
Festivities of the Church of England.
1603. Howson (J,)
Festum Voluptatis. 1639. Pick(S.)
Feudigraphia. 1610. Folkingham (W.)
Fevers. 1608. Plait {Sir jff.)— 1638.
Edwards (E,)
Fidelia. Poem. 1619. Wither (G,)
Fiery Trial of God's Saints. 1612.
W., J., Priest,
Fifteen Cs. 1491. Prayers.
Fig for Fortune. 1596. Copley (A,)
for the Spaniard. 1591. B., G,
Fighting Cocks. 1613. Markham(G.)
Fighting for one's country, duty of. 1545.
WdUhe (E,)
Fine Companion. Comedy. 1633.
Marmion (5.)
Finland, Description of. 1561. North (G.)
Finsbury Archers, Aim for. 1628. Par-
tridge (J,)
Fire Arms, Force of. [1594?] Par-
wick (H,)
'— of the Sanctuarie. 1625. Pur^
ges (C)
Fire-Shafts. 1628. Invention.
Fireworks. 1628. Smith (P.)— 1629.
Malthus (i^.)— 1636. Babington (J.)
—1635. Bate (J.)
First step towards Heaven. 1609.
Leigh (W.)
Fish and Fruit, Experiments concerning.
1600. Tavemer (J.)
Fish-Days, Observance of. [1695.] Eng-
land.
Fisher, The. Sermon. 1615. Wor-
ship (W.)
Fisher catched in his own Net. 1623.
Fisher (J.) pseud.
Fisherman, The. Sermon. 1623. PhU-
lips (J.)
Fisherman's Tale. 1595. S., F.
VOL. III.
Fishermen Fishers of Meo. 1609.
Bawlinson (J.)
Fishing, Art of. 1486. B&mes (»7^>—
1590. if., ii.— 1613. Markham{G,)
—1614. /S., 21—1630. /)., J., Esguire.
Fishponds. 1599. Dubravius (J*)—
1614. M.,G.
Fistula. 1588. Ardem (J.)
Five Senses. 1620. Brathwait (R.)
Flaming Bush. 1624. Westeme(T.)
Flanders, Letters concerning. 1582.
Perrenot de GranveUe {A.)
Protestants in. 1677. Cor-
ranus {A.)
Wars in. 1578. Churchyard (T.)
Flattery, Art of. [1580?] Fulwell(U,)
Fleire, The. 1607. Sharpham (E.)
Fleshly Lusts. Sermon. 1622. Ban-
daa(J.)
Floods in Monmouthshire. [1607.]
MonTnotUh, County of,
^— in Somersetshire, Norfolk, etc.
[1607J Somerset, County of.
Flora's Paradise. 1608. Piatt {Sir K)
Florence, Great Duke of. 1636. Ma^
singer (P.)
Florentme Cooper. 1568. GeUi(G.B.^
History. 1596. Macchiavelli (N.)
Flores Historiarum. 1567. Matthssus,
Westmonasteriensis.
Florida, Discovery of. 1563. B%baut{J.)
—1582. HackitiT.)
History of. 1611. EaMuyt (B.)
Voyage to. [1566?] Le Shal-
leux{N.y-16S7, Laudonnih^{B.de)
—1609. Soto (F. de)
Florilegium Epigrammatum GrsBCorum.
1629. Famaby(T,)
Floe Sanctorum. [1609.] VtUegas{A.de)
Flowers, manner of colouring. 1615.
Passe (C, de)
Masque of. 1614. G., 1.
of Sion. 1623. Brummond ( W.)
Foil for Two-legged Foxes. 1600. B.,J.,
Preacher, etc.
Folly, Anatonay of. 1619. Button (H,^
Scourge of. [1611.] Davies (J.)
Folly and Love, Debate lietween. 1608.
Greene {B.)
Fools, Ship of. 1509. Brant (S,)
Foot out of the Snare. 1624. Gee (J.'
Footpath to Felicity. 1581. Fleming (A.\
Forbidden Fruit. 1640. Eleutherius(A.]
Foreign Intelligence. Periodical Publican
tions, London.
Reformed Church inLondon, Liturgy
of. Liturgies. London, Foreign Rc'
formed Church in.
Forest, Laws of the. 1592. Manwood(J,)
6p
1674
INDEX.
Forest of Fancy. 1579. C„ H.
of Histories. 1571. Mexia (P.)
Forestry. 1612. Ch, (B,)
Forlorn Traveller. [1635 ?] C, B.
Form and Matter. 1629. Pemble{W:
FormulsB Oratorias. 1632. Clarke (J,
Fort for the Afflicted. 1580. Knox (J,]
Fortification, Art of. 1589. Du Bd-
ioy (Qt.)— 1638. Jfarofow (/S.)— 1639.
' Norwood (B,)
Fortress of Fathers. 1566. B,, I.
of the Faith. 1665. StapleUm {T.)
Fortresse of the FaythfuL 1550. Bo-
con (T,)
Fortunate Isles. Masque. 1624. Ides,
Fortune, Bait and Snare of. [1550?]
Bieeton {B.^
Dodechearon of. 1613. Meung(J.de)
Fountain of Ancient Fiction. 1599.
Lynehe (BJ)
ofSedition,etc. 1689. 0.(Chrutoph]
of Self-Love. 1601. Jonson (B,
Opened. Sermons. 1638. 8ihbes{B.,
Sealed. Sermons. 1637. SibbeslB.]
Foure PP., The. Play. [1646?] Bey-
wood (JJ)
Fourfooted Beasts, History of. 1607.
Topsell (E,)
Four Prentices of London. 1632. Bey-
wood{T.)
Fowling, Art of. 1614. 8., T.— 1621.
Mdrkham (0,)
Fowls, Assembly of. [1478 ?] Chau-
cer ((?.)
France, Civil Wars in. 1687. La Noue
(K dc>— 1590. Anti-Spaniard.—
1591. Colynet (A.)
History of. 1600. Danett (T.y-
160L Cowinea (P.dc)— 1607. Serres
iJ.de)
France, View of in 1598. [1605?] DaJ-
lington (Sir B.)
Francesco's Fortunes. 1690. Qreene (B.)
Franciscans, Catalogue of third order of.
1617. Staney (W.)
Fraus honesta. 1632. Stubbe ( ) Fdlow
of Trinity Coll. Cam.
Free Monarchies. 1603. Law.
Trade, Defence of. 1622. Jfit-
adden{E.)
Trade, Maintenance of. 1622.
McUynes (G. de)
— Will. A play. [1589.] B.,F.N.
Will, Treatises on. 1523. Vaia
/&»«cto ( A <fo>-£1560 ?] Veron(J.)
French Academy. 1686. La Primau-
daye (P. de)
Herald. 1611. Henry /F., King
of France.
Language. 1630. Palsgrave (J.)
—[1667?] Duwes ((?.)-l680. jDe-
sainliens (C.)— 1612. H., C— 1623.
Wodroqihe (J.)— 163i. ShertooodCB.)
Protestant Church in Lonaon.
London, French Protestant Church in.
Friar Bacon and Friar Bongay. 1594.
Greene (B.)
Friars, Fall of the. 1615. Nun.
Friars' Chronicle, The. 1623. 6?., T.
Friendly Counsel. [1636 ?] J?., C.
Friendship, Definition ot 1674. Jen-
ynges (E.) •
Trial of true. 1696. B., M.
Friendship and Love. 1606. iT., H.^
M. of Arts, etc.
Friesland, Discovery of the Isles of.
1682. Zeno{A.)
Fnga SsBculi. 1632. Maffei (G. P.)
Funeral Monuments in Ghreat Britain.
1631. Weever (J,)
G
Oag for the New Gospel. 1624. Mon-
tagu (B,)
for the Pope. 1624. Pope.
Gallant, Treatise of a. [1610?] Treatise.
Gallant's Burden. 1616. Adams (T.)
Gallants at an ordinary, 1604. Saint
Paul's, London.
Gambra, River. 1623. Jcbson (B.)
Game8ter,The. Comedy. 1637. ShirUy(J.)
Graming. 1640. Advice.
Gammer Gurton*s Needle. 1576. 8., M'.,
MoMter in Art.
Garden of the Muses. 1600. Bodenham(J.\
of Recreation. 1691. F2orio(G.l
of Pleasure. 1673. 8and/ord(J.]
Garden of Spiritual Flowers. 1612.
Bogers (/?.)
of Wisdom. 1639. Tavemer (B.)
Gardening. 1563. Bill (71)— 1677.
Mountain (D.)—lB9e. Gerard (J.y-
1618. Lavfson (W.)— 1622. Country
Housewife.— Kncts.''ie29. Parkin-
son (J.y-ieSl. Markham (G.)
Garland of Godly Flowers. 1574.
Twyne^T)
Garter, Catalogue of Knights of the.
1632. W. T.
Honour I)f the. [1693 ?] PeeU ( G.y
Institution of the Order of the.
1631. Heylyn (P.)
INDEX.
1676
Gate of ToDgiies unlocked. 1637.
Kamenskp (j. A,)
Ghiveston (Piers) Legend of. 1696.
Drayton (M,)
Cknealogies of the BibK 1616. Speed (J,)
Gknealogy of Britons and Welshmen from
Brute. 1547. Kdtan (A,)
■ of the Kings and Peers of England.
1640. Torke (J.)
Oeneral Ck)uncils. 1624. OrasJuiw (W.)
Geneva, Prayers of the Church of. LitttT"
gies, Oenewi, Church of. Prayers,
Gentiles, First Fruits of the. [1618 ?]
Pa/nons (jB.)
Gentle Birth and Nobility. 1535.
Merchant.
:^ Craft. 1639. Z>., T.
Gentleman, The complete. 1622. Pea-
cham (H.)
Institution of a. 1555. Imtiiution,
Virtues necessary for a. 1587.
Greene (RJ)
Gentleman's Academie. 1596. Bemet{J,)
Grentleman Usher. Comedy. 1606.
Chapman {G.)
Gentlewomen,Gla8sfor.l633. Taylor(T.)
Tablet for. 1574. Tablet.
Gently, Blason of. 1686. Feme (Sir J.)
Nursery for. 1638. Braihwait {R)
Geography. 1659. Cuningham ( W,) —
1673. P., 2>.— .1594. BlundeviOe
(T.)— 1606. Orteliua (A.)— 1611.
Speed (J.)--1625. Carpenter (N.y-
1630 J'embUC W.y'16U.Stafforde(R.)
Geomancy. 1591. Cattan (u. de)
Geometry. 1561. Record (i?.>— 1590.
La Ramk (P. de)— 1598. Mood ( T.)
—1611. Hopton (4.)— 1616. Speidele
(J:)— 1635. Babington (J.)
Germany, Description of. 1604. Tacitus
(C. a)
Lamentations of. 1638. Fia-
cent (P.)
News out of. [1584.] Gemper-
tinga (C.)
Papacy in. 1554. Admonition.
State of. [1553 ?] Ascham (i?.)—
1595. F%9ton{w.)
Travels in. 1617. Moryson (F.)
Warnings of, 1638. Brinch-
mair (L.)
— Wars
in. 1555. Avila y
ZuHiga (L. de)
Germany's Affliction. Yerse. 1638.
Parker (Jtf.)
Ghosts and Spirits. 1572. Lavater (L.]
Gillyflowers, Posy of. 1580. Gifford^H.]
Gipsies, Masque of the. 1640. Jonson^B.^
Gladness, Treasure of. 1572. Treasure.
Glance of Heaven. 1638. Sibhes (R.)
Glasiers, Book for. 1615. Gedde(W.)
Glass, Annealing of. 1615. Gedde(W.)
Price of. ' [1640 ?] State.
Glass of Govemmeot. 1675. Gas^
coigne ((?.)
of Time. 1620. Peyton {F.)
Gleaniugin God's Harvest 1639. Rams-
den (H.)
Globes, Use of the. 1592. Hood ( T.y-
1594. Eues(R.)
Glory of the Godly Ghrain. Sermon. 1607.
Burt (F.)
of the Latter Temple. 1631.
Brinsley (J.)
God, Attributes of. 1637. Church (H.)
Equal ways of. 1632. -&., r.—
1639. JTayne (T.)
Gbvemment of. 1629. Salvianus^
Massiliensis.
Knowledge of. 1634. Du Moulin
(P.) the Elder.
Love of. 1612. Du Moulin (P.y^
1630. Francis [de Sales], Saint.
— Nature of. 1699. Treatise.
Presence of. [1630 ?] Rodriguez(A.)
WholeArmourof, 1616. Gouge{W.)
God's Arithmetic. 1597. Meres {F.)
Arrow of the Pestilence. 1604.
Sanford (J,)
Arrows. 1607. Warde ( W.)
eflfectual Calling. 1603. RoUock (R.)
General Summons to his last Parlia*
ment. 1595. Phillips (G.)
(Goodness and Mercy. 1622. Bar-
ris(R.)
— Holy House. 1639. R6bartes(F.)
— Husbandry. 1622. Whately ( W.)
— Lovetokens. 1637. Trapp(J.)
— Mouarchy. 1587. Afifvick(T.)
— Parley with Princes. 1620. Gata-
ker(F.)
— Parliament-House. 1627. CdHins^S.)
Plenty feeding true piety. 1616.
WhaUey (J.)
— Promise to his Plantation. 1630.
Cotton (J.)
Providence. 1672. Cradocke(E.)
—1631. PerMe{W.)
— three Arrows. 1631. Gouge {W.)
— Tribunal and Man's TryaL 1631.
Craven (J.)
— Valuation of Man's Soul. 1632.
(hpeU Im^
— Vengeance upon a murdering king.
[1560?] Oromer (ilf.)
Universal Right. 1603. H., I.
God and the King. 1615. James I.
and Man. 1616. F., J.
1676
INDEX.
God DO Impostor nor Deluder. 1629.
Prynne (W,)
Grodfrey of Boulogne. Poem. 1594.
Ta88o{F.) [Oeru&ilemme IAherata.'\
Godliness, Guide to. 1579. Riviu»{J^
—1581. Fleming {A,)
Godly, Perpetual Joy of the. 1568.
Treatite.
GK)dly Man's Assurance. 1615. Cole(N.)
Man's Guide to Happiness. 1624.
Norden (J.)
J(
Man's Journey to Heaven. 1625.
Lindsey (D,)
Meddtation of the Christian Soul.
1548. Margaret, Queen Contort of
Henry IL, etc.
Gods and Goddesses, Names of. [1500 ?]
Interpretation.
of Syria. 1617. SddenCJ.)
Golchonda, Kingdom of. 1626. Me-
thold ( W,)
Gold, as a medicine. 1602. Bussel (T,)
Proclamation for the suppression
of light. 1640. Oreat Britain and
Ireland. Charles L, King.
Gold's Kingdom. Poem. 1604. Ha1ce{E.)
Gold Trade. 1623. Jobeon (R.)
and Silver, Valuation of. [1520 7\
Valuation.
Golden Age. 1611. Heywood (T.)
Aphroditis. 1577. Grange (j.)
Arts. 1611. Maxwdl (J.)
Ass. 1566. Apuleius (L.)
— Bell. 1625. Udny(A.)
— Book of the Leaden Gods. 1577.
Bateman (8.)
— Bull. 1619. Germany, Empire
of. Charles IV.
— Chain, or Description of Theology.
1600. Perkins (W.)
— Chain of Divine Aphorisms. 1632.
Gerhard {J.)
— Chain of Man's Salvation. 1607.
Maxey {A.)
— Epistles. 1575. FenUm (Sir G.)
— Fleece. 1611. Brathwait {B.y^
1626. Orpheus, Junior, pseud.
— Garland of Princely pleasures.
1620. Johnson (B.)
Grove moralized. 1606. Vaughan
(Sir W.)
— Mean. 1614. Mean.
— Mirror. 1589. B6binson(B.)
Sceptre held forth to the humble.
1638. Preston (J.)
Trumpet to rouse a drowsy Magis-
trate. 1624. Lawrence (J.)
Good and the Bad. 1616. BreUm (N.)
Conscience. 1615. Pestel(TO
Good Counsel, Commonwealth of. 16C7.
Grimaldus Goslicius (L.)
Fellow's Advice. [1635?] Be-
cords (C.)
Housewife's Closet. 1600. Treasury.
Husband and good Wife. Sermon.
1625. Taylor (T.)
— Living and Dying. [1503.] TraytU.
— Manners. 1507. Manners.
— Man's Priviledge. 1618. J?., T.
— Name, praise of. 1594. Gibbon (C.^
— Newsfrom Heaven. 1628. Boger^T.)
— Shepherd's Duty. 1597. Phil-
lips (G.)
— ^Wife,The. Poem. 1618. Eannay(P.)
-Wife, God's Gift. 1624. Gataker(T.)
Gbrboduc. Tragedy. 1590. Borne.
Gorgon, or the wonderful year. 1593.
Harvey (G.)
Gk>spel, Doctrine of. 1606. AUen (B.)
Free Preaching of the. 1583.
Gehhardt, Elector, etc.
Governance of Yertue. 1566. Beeon(TJ)
Government of a Kingdom. 1602«
MacchiaveUi (N.)
of all Estates. [1565?! Herman IV.
Governor, The. 1531. JSlyot (Sir T.)
Gout, Praise of. 1617. Pirddteimer (B.)
Treatise of. 1633. H., P., Dr. in
Physic.
Grace [in Theology]. 1618. Abbot (B.)
—1622. Barnes (T.)
Mercy andPeace. [1640 ?] Denne(H.)
Gracious Spirit, Excellency of. 1638.
Burroughs (J.)
GrsBCSD Lingua Fundamenta. 1629.
Martini (M.)
Lingua SpidlMdnm. 1575. Grant
(E.)
Grafting trees. [1572.] MascaU(L.y^
1574. Hia(T.)
Grammar, English. 1690. Stockwood (J.)
—1598. Gr.,P.— 1633. Butler (C.)
—1640. Daines (S.y-Jonson (B^
French. 1604. San/ord(J.y-Ae2S.
Wodroephe(J.y-ieS^ Maupae(C.y-
Sherwood (i?.)— 1636. Dugres (G.)
Greek. 1581. La Bam^ (P. de)
—1629. Prideauoi (J.y-ieiO. Pos-
selius (J.)
— Hebrew. 1593. Martinius (P.)
Italian. 1550. Thomas(W.y— 1575.
Lentulus (S.>- 1640. Sorriano(G.)
Latin. [1481 7] Latin Grammar.
—[1494?] Sulpitius (J:)-[1495?]
Parvula.— 1505. Stanbridge (J^'-
[1505 ?] 7n/brma^o.— 1517. Mo-
tington (i?.)— [1520 ?] Acddenee.-^
Holt (jy-LUy (W.y-Opusculum.'-
INDEX.
1677
[1626?] Z*nflk»Yj(!r.)— 1529. Wolsey
(T.)— 1634. Colei(J.)—lB77. Latin
ibfi^Me.— [1602?] Grammar Qmm-
<tbfM. — 1612. Hume (A,) --1616.
Granger (T.)— 1619. Btockwood (J.)
—1623. ]&;,/.— 1633. WedderhumuB
r/).^— 1634. J3ym$ (C.)— 1640. JJayne
Gnmmar, Spanish. 1691. Percy*
vaUJB.)
Welah. 1667. Wdsh Grammar.
Grammar, Figures of. 1555. Sherry (B,)
Grammar Schools. 1622. Brinetey (J,)
the Elder.
War. 1636. S., L
Grammelogia. 1631. Ddamain (B.)
Granado's Devotion. 1598. Luis, de
Granada,
Grand Abridgement 1573. Brook(SirB,)
Grand Jury lien, Guide to, in cases of
witchcraft 1627. Bernard (B,)
Grand Seigneurs, History of the. 1685.
Turkey. Sultans.
Grateful Servant 1630. Shirley (J,)
Gratia discriminans. 1626. Ward (S.)
Ghuve, DeliTeranoe from the. 1d27.
Gaffe (T.)
Graunde Abridgement. 1665. Fitz-Her*
bert (Sir A.)
' Amoure and la bell Pucel, History
of. 1554. Bawes (S.)
GreatBritain, Annalsof. 1611 . Chester(B.
-Description of. 1613. Drayton (M.
— History of. Verse. 1621. Slatyer( W.^
— Union of. See also England and
SOOTLAND.
1603. Gordon(J.y-\mi. P(mt{B.)
Writers of. 1548. Bale (J.)
Great Britain's little Oalendar. 1618.
Garey (S.)
^— Mourning Garment 1612. ffenry^
Prince of WaleSy Son of James L
Solomon. 1625. WiUiams (J.)
Great Britain and Ireland, Geography of.
1611. Speed (J.)
Great Chard, Events at [1613?] Tear.
Great Impostor. Sermon. 1623. Eda(J.)
Bishop,
Mogul, Kingdom of the. 1622.
Bast Indies.
— 0 Toole. 1622. Taylor (J.)
— Seal, Keepers of the. 1636. PhUi'
pot(J,)
Turkes Defiance. 1613. Ahmad L
Great Yarmouth's Exercise. 1638. Bcherts
(J.)
Greece, History of. 1627. Philippson(J.)
Greek and Latin, Pronunciation of. 1574.
Caius («/.)
Greek Epigrams, Anthology of. 1629.
Farnaby (T.)
— - Words in the New Testament.
1639. Leigh (E.)
Greeks, Institutions of Modem. 1619.
Angdos ((7.)
and Trojans, Ware of. 1555. Dares.
—[1640?] C.,H,
Greene'aTu quoque. 1614. Cooke (Jo.)
Greenlanii, Description of. 1631. PeU-
ham (E.)
— Voyages to. 1626. Baffin (W.)
—Poole (J.)
Gregorian Calendar. [1592.] Table.
Grimello's Fortunes. 1604. ^., B.
Grocera of London. London, Grocers of.
Grove of Graces. 1581. Fleming (A.)
Guaiacum. 1536. Eutten (U. von).
Guiana, Discovery of. 1598. Baleigh
(Sir W,)
Miseries of 67 Englishmen in.
1627. Nichdl(J.)
Voyages to. 1596. KeymisCL.) —
1613. Harcourt (B,)-'ieiB. M.,B.
Gulchet Fran9ais. 1604. Sanford (J.)
Guide of Faith. 1621. N., S., Doctor, etc.
to true Blessedness. Orooke (S.)
Guinea, Voyages to. 1569. Hawkins
(Sir J.)^1598, Lock (J.)
Guisian Ambassage to the Bishop of
Rome. 1579. Henry L \de Lorraine"].
Guistard and Sismond. 1597. S., J,
Gull's Horn-Book. 1609. Decker (T.)
Gulls, Isle of. 1606. Day (J.)
Gunnery. 1628. Norton (B.y-Smith (J.)
—1639. Boberts (J.)
Gunpowder bums. Cure of. 1596.
Clowes ( W.)
Gunpowder Plot 1605. James L — F., B.
—1606. G., T.,Collegii Beg. Cantahrig.
Socius.—H., L—Valesius(M.y-lGOQ.
Cooper (T.)— 1616. Deacon (/.)—
1617. J7err»n^(i^.)— 1620. Taylor(T.)
—[1640?] Muses.
Thanksgiving for deliverance from
the. 1605. Liturgies. England,
Church of. Particular Services.
Gunshot Wounds. 1590. Du Chesne (J.)
— 1596. Bombast von Hohenkeim
(P. A. r.)— 1628. Woodall (J.)
Gushing teare of godly Sorrow. 1640.
Lithgow ( W.)
1678
INDEX.
H
Hadassa. 1621. Bible. 0. T. Either.
Hades. 1605. BroughUm (&,)
Usee Homo. 1637. Austin ( W.)
Hsereaologia tripartita. 1636. Dale-
champ (0.)
Half a dozen of good Wires. [1635 ?]
Wives.
Halfpennywortliof Wit. 1613. KingCH.)
Halsworth, Murder at. 1620. Cooper (T.)
Hamlet. Tragedy. 1603. Shake-
speare (wy
Hampsteaid, Flora ofl 1632. JohnsonCT.)
HandfuU of Essays. 1621. Mason (W.)
of pleasant Delights. 1584. BobiO'
son (u)
Handwriting. See infra^ WBrrmo.
Hannibal and Scipio. 1637. Nahbes (T.)
Hans Beer-Pot. 1618. Belchier (D.)
Happiness, Art of. 1619. Bous tF,)
Direction to true. 1640. Crooke (S.)
Happiness of Practice. Sermon. 1621.
Ward (flf.)
Happy Husband. 1618. Hannay (P.)
Mind. 1640. C, B., Oent
Harbour for fedthful Subjects. [1559.]
Blast.
Harbours of Europe. [1588.] Wage^
naer (Zr. J,)
Hare, Hunting of the. [1635?] Huntina.
Harlots, Unstableness of. [1560?]
Secretary.
Harmony, Treatise on. 1614. Baven9'
croft {T.)
Haven finding Art. 1599. Stevin (5.)
Hawking. [I486.] Bemes {J.)—lblb.
Turhervtlie ((?.)— 1614. S., T.—
1615. Latham (S.y-Markham (G.)
—1619. Bert (-&.)— 1632. QuU-
lim (J.)
Hay any Worke for Cooper.
marprelate (if.)
Health, Preservation o^ etc.
Academies, etc. Salerno.
Salemitana.—{16S9?] MouiUm{T.
—{1540?] (?te««.— 1541. JSiyot(Sir T.
— ri542fl Borde (-4.)— [1550 ?
John XXL, Pope.— [1551 ?] Wing-
field (5;)— 1552. B(n'de (A.y-
[1658 f] BuUein (W.) — 1565.
Moore (P.) — 1576. Oesner (0.)—
1579. Jones (J.y-Langham (W.)
—[1581.] Bright (T.y-16S8. Pre-
positas, pseud. — 1590. Clever (W.)
—1596. Cogan (T.y-IQOO. Vaughan
(Sir IT.)— 1606. /)., K, Doctor.
— [1C20.] PanwM (a)— 1622. Ven-
1589.
1528.
Schola
ner (T.)— 1630. Makluvie (J.)—
1632. Levens (P.)— 1634. Leseius (L.)
Health, Ghostlv. 1521. Dietary.
Healths, Sinfulness of drinking. 1628.
Prynne (W.)
Heart, Motion of the. 1690. Primero-
sius (J.)
Heart's Delight Sermon. 1611. Play-
fere (T.)
Heaven,De8criptionof. 1623. A8lacus(C.)
Key of. 1620. 8cudder(H.)
Way to. [1510?] Peter, of Luasem"
burg, SaiTU.—lQll. Gardiner (8.)
—1625. PhiUips(J.)
Heaven and Earth reconcil*d. 1613.
Adams (T.)
and Earth, Beligion and Policy.
1608. Lever (C.)
Heaven's Glory. 1639. Bawlcmds(8^
Heavenly Academy. 1638. Bous (F.)
Philosophy. 1578. Pa^reyman (T.
Voice. Sermon. 1606. Symonds(W:
Hebrew Idioms in the Bible. [1524.1
Wakefield (P.)
Institution of Hebrews. [1606.]
Broughton (H.)
Language, UseMoess of. [1524.1
Wakefield (B.)
text of tne Bible, IntMoity of^
[1530?] Wahfidd(B.)
HeWewB, Rites of the ancient. 1626.
Godvfin (T.)
Hecatombe Christiana. 1627. Boyd(B.)
Hector, Life and Death of. 1614. Lyd-
gate (J.)
of Germany. 1615. Smith ( W.)
Heir, The. 1633. May (T.)
Hell, Christ's descent into. 1605.
Broughton (ff.)
News from. 1606. Decker (T.)
Treatise of. 1639. Phiaips(T.)
Hull and Halifax. [1640 7]
Taylor (J.)
Hellenismus. 1613. Caninius (A.)
Helmont, Taking of. 1602. Maurice,
Prince of Orange,
Help to the best Bargain. 1624. Jack-
son (T.)
Hemetes the Heremite. 1579. Synenus,
of Cyrene, etc.
Hempseed, Praise of. [1620.] Tay-
lor (J.)
Henochismus. 1635. Ball (J.) Bishop.
Henry IV. Play. 1599. Shakespeare ( W.)
Henry VL Play. [1619.] Shake^
speare^W.)
INDEX.
1679
Henry VIIL, Chronicle History of. A
play. 1613. Rowley (8.)
HeptameroD of civil discourses. 1582.
Whetsiane ((?.)
Heptameron^ the Seven Days. 1621.
BifMon (^.)
Heraclitus. 1609. Du Moulin (P.)
Heraldry. Bee also Armobt.
1572. BoMewdl («/:)— 1686. Feme
rsir /.)— 1591. Scot (PT.)— 1592.
Wyrley (W.y-l^iO. Qumim{J.y^
1640. Torke (J,)
Heralds of England and France, Debate
between. 1550. Coke (J.)
Herbals. 1525. Herbal — [1530 7]
Maeer (^.)— 1551. Turner ( IT.)—
[1552 ?] (7., F:— 1578. Dodoens (B.)
—1587. 2/cwinit« (i.)— 1597. Gerard
(/.)— 1640. Parkin9on(J.)
Herbs, Distillation from. [1527.]
Braunschfffeig (H.)
Names of in Greek, Latin, English,
Dutch and French. 1538. Tumer{W.)
Virtues of divers. 1577. Mo^
nardes (^N.)
Hereditary Diseases. 1619. Meara (D.de)
Hereford, Diocese of. Missals. Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Hereford, Diocese of.
Here is an Item for you. [1630?]
London,
Heresy and Heresies. 1565. Hozyusz (S.)
—1591. Albin de Valsergues (J. d')—
1623. A., 0.— 1624. Casaubon (/.)—
Merideth(J.)— 1630. Popish Idolatry.
—1636. Prideaux (J.y-ieSS. Cha-
loner (E.)
Heretical Prince, Lawfulness of serving
a. 1630. Qucestio.
Heretics. 1554. Gwynneth (J.y-16ee.
BartMet (J.)
Hermaphrodite, The. 1640. Beau^
rruftit (F.)
Hermathena. 1522. Oeminus (P.)
Hero and Leander. 1606. Marlow (0.)
Herod and Antipater. 1622. Mark"
ham (G.) a/nd Sampson ( W.)
and Pilate reconciled. 1610.
Oweii(p.)
Heroes, Masque of. 1619. Midtffetim (T.^
Heroici Gharacteres. 1603. Carleton(G.)
Furori. 1585. Bruno (G.)
HeroinsB, The. 1639. Bivers (G.)
Herring Barrels, Exportation of. 1614.
Gentleman (T.)
Fishing, Proclamation concerning.
1615. 8., E.
Hertfordshire, Description of. 1598.
Norden (J.)
Hertogenbosch. See supixi, Bois-LErDuc.
Her«K)logia Anglica. [1620.1 Hol-
land (k)
Hexameters and Pentameters. 1626.
Webbe (J.)
Hexapla in Exodum. 1606. Willet(A.)
in Genesin. 1608. WiUet (A.)
Hezekiah's Recovery. 1630. Harris (B.)
Sickness and Recovery. 1636.
Prideaux (J.)
Hier(^lyphicaAnimalium. . .quao in Scrip-
turis inveniuntur. 1622. Simson (A.)
Hieroglyphical Figures upon an Arch in
t)t. Innocents Churchyard at Paris.
1624. FlamellN.)
Hieroglyphics of the life of Man. 1638.
Quarles (F.)
High Courts of Justice, Commentary
upon. 1635. Lombard {W.)
Priest's Ephod. 1605. Brough-
tan(H.)
Highway to Heaven. 1609. Tuke{T.)
Law. 1628. OlaveU (/.)
Highways, Mending of. 1610. Proe-
ter (T.)
Hill of Perfection. 1497. Alcock (J.)
Himatia-Poleos. 1614. Hayes (Sir T.)
His Case is altered. Comedy. 1609.
Jonson (B.)
Hispanu8ConYer8us.l623. TeoBeda(F.de)
Reformatus. 1621. Nichdcu y
Sacharles (J.)
HistorisB Britannicse Defensio. 1573.
Price (Sir J.)
Historical Works, Method of reading.
1637. Whear (D.)
Histories, Admirable and Memorable.
1607. Goulart (S.)
History, British. [1570?] S, F.
English. 1598. Bastell(W.)
Jewish. 1632. Boss {A.)
Key of. 1627. PhUippson (J.)
— — Method of writing and reading.
1574. Patrizi{F.)
Survey of. 1638. Brathwait (B.)
Histrio-Mastix. 1633. Prynne ( W.)
Hive of Sacred Honeycombes. 1631.
Bernard, St.
Hobson, Old. 1607. Johnson (B.)
Hog hath lost his PearL 1614. Tailor(B.)
Hog-faced Lady. 1640. Skinner (T.)
Hogsdon, Wise Woman of. 1638. Bey-
wood (21)
Hold your hands honest Men. [1640 ?]
P., M,
Holiness, Beautv of. 1618. Price (S.)
Holland, English Reformed Churches in.
Liturgies. Holland, English Be-
fi'tmed Churches in. Common
Prayers.
1680
INDEX.
Holland's Leader. Comedy. 1632.
Hollander, The. Comedy. 1640. Olap-
{home (H.)
Holy City disooYered, etc. 1619. Wig-
more (M.)
Court. 1634. Cauuin (N,)
Discoveries and Flames. 1640.
ScUtmarsh (J.)
Ghost, Sin against the. 1611.
Denison (J.)
— Land, Account of. 1615. Sandyt^G.)
— Land, Voyage to, etc. 1625. Neto-
hery (J,)
— Pilgrim. 1618. Lever (C.)
— Rood. 1609. Davies (/.)
— Scriptures. See Biblb and Scrip-
— Table. 1637. Colde(K)
War, History of. 1639. FuUer(T.)
War, Looking Glass of. 1624.
Homilies. England, Church of, Homi-'
lies.
Honest Lawyer. 1616. 8., 8.
Man. 1632. Faret(N,)
Whore. 1604. Decker (T.)
Honesty of this Age. 1614. Bich (J9.)
Honour and Armes, Book of. 1590.
Book.
Book of. 1626. Markham (F.)
Catalogue of. 1610. MiOea^T.)
Guide of. 1634. Stafford (A.)
Military and Civil. 1602. 8^
(Sir W.)
Honour in his perfection. 1624. Jtf., G,
of Christian Churches. Sermon.
1633. BalcanquaU ( W.)
of God's House. 1637. Totes (J.)
Triumphant. Verse. 1606. FordlJ.)
Honour's Academy. 1610. Julietta,
Hoods, Description of. [1635?] /).,/.
Hope of Peace. 1601. BlackweU {G.)
Hop Garden. 1574. Scot (/?.)
HoplocrismarSpongus. 1631. Foster (W,)
Horas Subeecivso. 1620. Blount (k)
Succissiv89. 1631. Henshaw (J.\
Horestes, History of. 1567. Fikeryng(j.)
Horizontal Instrument 1632. OugjC'
tred(W.)
Quadrant. [1631.] Delamain (B.)
Horologiographia. 1593. Fale (T,)
Noctuma. 1639. Wyherd (J.)
Horologium Hebraeum. 1639. Schick-
ard (W.)
Horsemanship. [1565.] Blundeville (T.)
—[1580?] Griione {F.y-I68i. Ast-
l^ }j,y^Corte ( (7.)— 1585. CZi/-
/(;rd((7.)— 1609. Jfor^an (^.)— 1616.
Markham ((?.>— 1618. Barei {M.)
—1624. Broume ( W,)
Horse-Race, A strange. 1613. Decker (T.)
Horses. [1572 ?] Bemedies.—ldlB.
Malbie (N.y-1580. Blundevitte (T.)
—[1580?] Grisone (i^.)— 1587.
8adleirus(B.y'lo99. Markham (G.)
—1610. C.,i. FT.— 1636. Orawshmf(J.)
— (jhrymesJ^F.ySee also Fabbibbt.
HcMticulture. See Gabdefiho.
Hourglass, An. 1597. Pie(T.)
Hour glass of Indian Kewa. 1607.
NichoU ( /.)
Hours. Liturgies. Borne, Church of.
House of Correction. 1619. H., J., Gent.
of Fame. [1486 ?] Chaucer ( G.)
of God. Sermon. 1627. Brookee^M.)
of Mourning. 1640. Uirenoikoe.
Household Government 1598. C, B.
Prayers. 1607. Bhse(T.de)
Householder; or. Perfect Man. 1610.
Topaea (E.)
Householders, Short Catechism for.
1582. Catechiem.
Housekeeping, Economy of. 1588.
Tasso(T.) in Fadre di Famiglia.^
Houseling, preparation for. 1537. Whit"
ford (B.)
Housewifery. 1571. Thisser (T.)—
1631. Markham (6^.)— 1639. Ladiee.
Housewife's closet 1584. Partridge (J.)
Jewel. 1596. Dawson (T.)
Hudson's Bay, Korth-West passage
thro'. 1622. Waterhouee (E?)
Human Frailty. Sermon. 1630. Wil-
liameon (21)
Humiliation of the Son of God. 1636.
Jackeon (T.)
Humility. 1618. ^etfintu (Z>.)— 1624.
Cawdrey (i).)— 1631. Bodriguez (A.)
Humorous Courtier. 1640. Shirl^ (J.)
day's Mirth. 1599. C, G.
Humour out of breath. 1608. Day (J.)
Humour's heav'n on Earth. 1605. hor
vies (J.)
Ordinary. 1607. Bowlands (8.)
Humours, Anatomy of. 1609. um-
hame (8,)
Optic Glass of. [1605?] W., T.,
Master of Arts.
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, Legend
of. 1600. Middleton (C.)
Hundred Court. 1628. Wilkinson (J.]
Hungary, Troubles of. 1600. i^m^(Jf.^
Hunger'sPrevention. 1621 . Markham( G.
Hunting. [I486.] kernes (/.)— [1675.'
u4K— 1591. Coekaine (Sir T.y^
1614. 8., 21—1615. Markham (G.)
—1632. Guillim (J,)
INDEX.
1681
Hunting of the Romish Wolf. [1555 ?]
Turner {W.)
Hushand, duty of an. [1650?]
Vives (J, L.)
Husband and Wife, Dialogue between.
1545. Legate {R.)
Husbandry. [1625 ?] IVoc^.— 1534.
Fit^Herheri (3ir ^.)— 1557. Tus-
Mr (21)— [1572.] Mascall (L.)—
1577. Bereshach ((7.)— 1580. Pru-
dent Le ChcyseUU ( >— 1594.
Plait {Sir H.)'-lb%%, Dawaon (T.)
—1599. Dvhravius (J:)— 1611. Pater.
—1614. M.y 6^.-1634. Direction.
Hyde Park. Comedy. 1637. Shirley (J.)
Hydrographical Description of the World.
1595. Davis (J.)
Hydrography. 1611. Hopton (A.^
Hydrophobia. 1613. I^9ackm<m (T.)
Hygiasticon. 1634. Leesitu (L.)
Hygiene. See Health.
Hymen's Triumph. 1615. Daniel (S.)
Hymnals of tne Church of Rome.
Liturgies. Borne, Church of.
Hymns. 1599. Bume CA.)
Hymns and Songs of the Church. 1623.
IT., (?.— [1624?] Wither (G.)
Hypocrisy, Portraiture of. 1589.
Bate (J.)
Hypocrite uncased. 1613. Adams (T.)
I J
I am a Woman poor and blind. [1635 7]
Askewe {A.)
I love a laiss since yesterday. [1640?]
Ouy(B.)
Jack a Lent. 1620. Taylor (J.)
Drum's Entertainment. 1601.
Drwn (J.)
of both sides. 1626. W., J.
Jacob's Ladder. 1595. Smith (B.y^
1611. WiUon(T.}-'lQ26. Wall (J.)
—1638. «/., B.
Staff, Use of. 1590. Bood(T.)
Thankfullness. 1624. Gataker(T,)
— Vow. 1627. Perrot (B.)
— Well and Abbot's conduit paral-
leled. 1626. Cleland(J,)
Well. Sermon. 1613. Wester-
man (W.)
Jail and Jailors, Praise of. 1623. Tay-
lor (J.)
Jailor's Conversion. 1596. Dowriche (B.)
Janus Anglorum. 1610. Sdden (J.)
Japan, Persecution of Christians in.
1619. Jesuits.
Japbet's first Public Persuasion into
Sem's tents. 1612. Taylor (T.)
Jardin de Vertu. 1581. Bellot (J.)
Java, Description of. 1625. Scot (E.)
Iceland, Commentary of. 1598. Jon^
son (A.)
Icon Animorum. 1614. Barclay (J.)
Idolatry. 1534. Gott.—16U. Cal-
vin (J.y-ieil. ^.,jy.— 1620. Scul-
tetus (-4.)— 1624. Casauhon (J.)
Idolatry of the last times. 1601. Per-
kins ( W.)
Jealous Lovers. 1632. Bandolph (T.)
Jeroboam's Son's Decease. 1627. Go-
taker (T.)
Jerusalem, Conquest of. 1481. Bera^
ditus, Emperor.
Description of. Adrichomius (0.)
Destruction of. Sermon. 1584.
Stockwood (J.)
Jov of. 1609. Loe (W.)
Pilgrimage to. 1611. Guylforde
(Sir B.)
Stratagems of. 1602. Lloyd (L.)
Voyage to. [1690,] Wd>be (E.)
—1609. Timberlake (B.)
Jests. 1638. Tarlton (B.)
Jests, Banquet of. 1639. Anonymos.
Jests from the University. 1628. L,, B.,
Oxon,
Jesuits, Apology for. 1634. Donne (J.)
Doctrines of the. 1610. Cotton {P.)
—1630. Freake (W.)
Equivocation of. 1634. Mason (B.)
Jesuits in England. 1601. IT., TK.—
1624. England.
in France. 1594. AmatUd (A.)
—1595. Chatel (/.)— 1602. Benry
IV., King of France.— 1612. La
MarUlihre (P. de)
in the Netherlands. 1622. Nether-
lands, United Provinces qf tT^e.
Staten Generaai.
Libels, Letters... of. 1603. Bell(T.)
Jesuits' Ant«past. 1608. Bell ( T.)
Banner, The. 1581. Banmer (M.)
Downfall threatened. 1612. James
(T.) D.D.
-— Gospel. 1610. Crashaw ( W.)
— Looking Glass. 1629. 0., L.
Pilgrimage. 1629. Sandys
(Sir E.)
Jesuitism. 1582. Bumphrey (L.}-^
1610. Chapman (A.)
1682
INDEX.
Jesus Christ. See also Chbibt.
Acts of. 1577. Becon (T,)
Death of. 1626. BayUeus (Tl)—
1631. fferle(a)
Incarnation of. [1638.] Bale (J.)
—1549. 5boper (/.)— 1638. U9her{J.)
Three Holy Offices of. 1619.
Fovms (R.^
Jesus Christ 8, Prediction, Incarnation^
etc. 1629. Gatde (J.)
Jesu-worship confuted. [1640?] B.,ff.
Jethro's counsel to Moses. 1631. Sut-
ton {T.)
Justice of Peace. 1621. Ward(S.)
Jew, Converted. 1630. Clare (J.)
Jewel for Gentry. 1614. S.y T.
for the Eare, Sermon. 1605.
Wilkinson (R.)
House of Art and Nature.
Piatt (Sir K)
Jewels, Choice of. 1607. Lloyd (L.)
Jews, Calling of the. 1590. Willet(A.)
—1608. Draxe(T.)— 1621. Qouge{ W.)
. Deliverance put of Babylon.
Sermon. Hume (J,)
History of the latter times of the.
1561. Joseph, ben Gorion.
If it be not good, the Divel is in it.
1612. Decker (T.)
If you know not me you know no bodie.
1606. Elizabeth, Queen of England.
Jig, A merry new. [1635?] JJam-
dultun ( V.)
Ilium in Italiam. 1608. Academies.
Oafordf University of.
Image of both Churches. 1623.
jtf., P. D.
of God. 1550. Evtchinson (R.)
of Idleness. [1550?] Wedlocke(W.)
Images, Veneration of. 1530.
More (Sir T.)— [1535.] Strathurg.
PreocAcr*.— 1624. Sanders (N,)
Imago Mundl, etc. 1640. Yates (J.)
Imitation of Christ. [1503 ?] Charlier
de Oerson (J,) — 1568. Jesus Christ.
—1587. Eaemmerlein ( T.)
Immaculate Conception, Military Order
of the, 1630. Wad9worth (J,)
Importunate Beggar. 1635. Jooye (R.)
Imprisonment, Profit of. 1605. La
Noue(O.de)
Incas, History of the. 1625. Lasso de
la Vega (G.)
Incomparable Jewel. Sermon. 1C32.
L., W.
InconsUnt Female. [1C35?] WeU
Wishing.
Incontinence, QViumph over. 1633.
Drtxtlius (IL)
Incurable Fools, Hospital of. 1600.
Ho^ital.
Index Rhetoricns. [1634.] Famaby(T.)
India, Relations of the Occurrenta in.
1625. Hawkins ( W.)
Voyage to. 1588. Federid (C.)
West See tn/tv. West Indies.
Indian Palisade, Figure of an. 1638.
UnderhiU (J.)
Indicia et Prascognitiones. 1532.
Edguardus (D.)
Indulgences, Meaning of. 1567.
Allen(W.)
[Text of]. Rome, Church of.
Indulgences attached to the Seven
Churches of Rome. 1617. Papal
Exchequer.
Industrious Smith. [1635.] Crouch (E.)
Infallibility of the Church. 1635. K, F.
Infantry, formation of. 1588. Oata"
neo (G*)
Infants, IHseaseB of. 1612. OuHle-
meau (J.)
Inheritance. [1634.] A., J.
Ink, Manu&cture of. 1596. P., W.
Innholders, Ordinances for. 1621.
Powell (J.)
Innocent Country Maid's Delight. [1635.]
London.
Inns of Court Anagrammatist. 1634.
Lenton (F.)
of Gr«at Britain. 1637. Iitylor(J.)
Inquisition. 1568. Gonsalvius Mtm-
tanus (R.y-lQdO. Wadsworth (/.)—
1639. Paolo, Servita.
Insatiate Countess. 1613. Marston (J.^
Insectorum Theatrum. 1634. Mot^et(T.)
Insonio Insonadado. 1637. IF*., N.^
Master in Arts, etc
Instructions for (ientlemen, Ac, em-
.ployed Abroad. 1589. Meierus (A.'
Insubria, History of. 1634. P«/ean2is(Alj
Interest, Reduction of the rate of. [1633.^
Scotland. Charles L, King.
Table of. 1634. Fishn- (T.)
Interludes. See infra. Flats.
Interpreters of Scripture. 1635.
James (T.)
Joan, Pope. 1610. Cooke (A.)
Job's House. Sermon. 1624. Receding (JJ)
Jocasta. Tragedy. [1572.] (his-
coigne (G.)
John Hadland's ad vice. [1635?] CR.
in the Hospital. 160i^. Armin(R.)
Jonah, Sermons on. 1550. Hooper («7.V—
1602. Smith (H.)
Shipwreck of. Poem. [1592?]
Sylvester (J.)
INDEX.
1683
Jovial Broom Man. [1640?] (7., B.
Philosopher. 1630. Aristipptts.
Joy and Sorrow mixt together. [1635 ?]
Glimiell (R.)
Ipswich, Newa from. [1636?] White (M.)
Ireland, Catholics of. 1622. Silh
thorpCSir C.)
Description of. 1577. Stany--
hurst ( fl.>--1590. Payne (i?.)— 1610.
Bich (B.)
English Rule in. 1624. Byve$
(Sir T.)
Friars of. 1634. Harris (P.)
€K>yemment of, under Sir J. Perrot.
1626. flf., E. O.
History of. 1677. Barri (8. G. de)
—1633. Ware (Sir J,)
— Image of. 1581. Derricks (J.)
— Justice of Peace for. 1638. Boi'
Um {Sir B.)
BebeUionin. 1579. 6tukdey(T.}
—1684. Churchyard (T.)— [1601 ?]
F.,i?.— 1602. ^.,/.— 1608. (yihg-
herty (Sir C.)
— Subjugation of. 1612. Davies(Sir J.)
Wars of. [1603?] Academies,
etc. Salamanca f Universidad de»
Ireland appeased and reduced. 1633.
Stafford (T.)
Ireland's Jubilee. 1624. Jerome (SJ)
Irenicum Amatoribus Pacis in Ecclesia
Scoticaoa. 1636. Forbes (J,)
Irish Affairs, Letters on. 1632. Usher (J.)
Cistercians. 1626. Ware (Sir J.)
Hubbub. 1617. Bich(B)
Woodkam. 1581. Derricke (J.)
Writers. 1639. Ware (Sir j)
Jion, Smelting of. 1612. Sturte-
vant (A)— 1613. Boverzon (J.)
Iron Age. Drama. 1632. Eeywood(T.)
Wire, ManufiEK!ture of. 1630.
Oreat Britain and Ireland,
Charles /., King.
Isaac, Sacrifice of. Poem. 1592. SyU
vester (J.)
Isaac's Testaments. 1594. Lewes (B,')
Israel, Gbvemment of. 1584. Bunny (E.)
State of, in the time of Solomon.
1596. Morton (T.) Bishop, etc.
Israel's Fast. 1628. .B., J7., ^erfor, etc.
redemption by Christ. 1622.
Sweeper (W.)
Issachar's Ass. 1622. Guild (W,)
Italian Language. IJSl^, Deaainlier^(C,)
—1611. Forio (G.)
Proverbs. 1581. Merhury (C.)
Tutor. 1640. Sorriano(G^
Italians,Wi8domofthe. 1581. F,,G.B.A.
Italy, History of. 1549. Thomas ( TT.)
Irruption of Barbarians into. 1634.
Puteanus (E.)
-i — Remote parts of. 1615. Sandys(G,)
Wars of. 1563. Bruni(L.y'lbd9.
Guioeiardini (F)
Italy and France, Universities of. 1531.
^Academies, etc. Europe.
Itinerarium totius Sacr» Scripturaa.
1619. Bumting (H,)
Judah, Sceptre of. 1584. Bunny (E.^
Judah's Penance. 1617. Tonger ( W!)
Repentance. 1637. Brecon (J.)
Judah must into Captivity. 1624. Jack-
son (T,)
Judith, History of. 1611. SalusU du
Bartas(G.de)
Juditha. Comedy. 1599. SchonsBUs(C.)
Jugglery. 1584. Scot (iJ.) — 1614.
Bid, (iSb.)— 1635. Mocus-Focus.
Jula, Repulse of the Turks before. 1566.
Vienna.
Julich, Taking of. 1611. Cleves,
Duchy of .
Jurisdiction of Bishops. 1640. Bishops,
Jurisprudence, Medicine and Theology,
DUlogue of. 1592. Smilh (H.)
Justice of the Peace for Ireland. 1638.
Bolton (Sir B.)
Justices of the Peace. 1581. Lam-
lard (F:) — 1583. FUz- Herbert
(SeV ^.)— 1618. Dalton(M,)
Justification [in Theology]. 1536.
Tyndale (W,) — 1548. Mdanch-
<*on(P.)— [1563?] Feron(J.)— 1582.
White (P.)— 1611. Wilson (I*.)—
[1612.] Hooker (i?.)— 1615. Jack-
son (20 — 1616. Bunny ( ^.) —
Forbes (Jl)— 1637. Morton ( T,)
Justina and Serapia. [1600?] School-
house,
Just Italian. 1630. Davenant (Sir W,)
Justitia Britannica. 1584. England,
Juvenilia. Poems. 1622. Wither (G.)
Ixion's Wheel. 1619. EuUon (E,)
Ealendar, Enelish and Roman. 1612. Kenning Glass for a Christian King.
Hopton(A.) 1603. Thome (W.)
Kalendarof Man's Life. 1638. Farley(B,) Kent, Perambulation of. 1576. Lam-
Keep your text. 1C19. Catholic, bard (W,)
1684
INDEX.
Kent, Search for plants in. 1632. John-
8(m(T,)M,D.
Key to the Key of Scripture. 1611.
Bible. N. T, Bomans.
Kickaey Winsey. 1619. Tayhr (J.)
Kind beUeving Hostess. [1632?]
Ebstess.
hearted Creature. [1640?] C,,B.
^Heart's Dream. [1593 7\ CheUle (H.)
King's Complaint Ballad. [1570.]
James L
Evil. 1597. roo;fcer (W^.)— 1602.
Clotoes (TT.)— 1638. Great Britain
and Ireland. Charles I.
Medicine. [1604.] GodskalUJ.)
Kings, Independence of Papal Authority
of. 1624. F<yrset{E.)
Portraits ofc 1597. T., 21—1618.
HoUand (H.)
Prerogative of. 1567. FiUs-Her-
Prophecy. Poem. 1603. Balh
Bishop of Norwich.
Shoe. 1623. Loe(W.)
King and his Suhjects, Mutual duty be-
tween. 1603. Law.
and no king. 1619. Beaumont (F.)
and Fletcher (J.)
King David's Choice. Sermons. 1633.
Struther (W.)
Davias Vow for Beformation.
Sermon. 1621. EakewiU{0.)'
Jamj. Ballad. 1513. James IV.
Kingdoms, Origin of. 1571. Chdidonius.
Kingdoms and Common-wealths of the
World. 1608. Z, i?.— 1630. Botero(G.)
Kings of England, absolute power of the.
1605. Gentais (A.)
of England, History of. 1615.
Martyn ( W.)
h&rt (Sir A.)
Kinsale, Surrender of. 1602. Birchen-
sha(B.)
Kit and Peg. [1635?] HamdtdtunCV.)
Kitchen Garden. 1613. Markham(G.)
Klinike, or the Diet of the Diseased.
1633. Hart(JJ)
Knaresborough, Mineral Springs at.
1626. Deans (fil)— [1626.] 8i., M.
—1632. Stanhope (M.)
Knave, Knack to know a. 1594. Knaek,
Kneeling at the Lord's Supper. 1605.
PropMt«w». — 1608. Sogers (T.) —
1619. Morton (T.y^lQ20. Michael''
son (jr.)— 1631. Burges (/.>— 1635.
Scotland^ Church of. Ministers.
Knight of the Burning Pestle. 1635.
Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.)
of the Swan. [1550 ?] Elias.
Knight's conjuring, A. 1607. DeckerCT.)
Knightsof theBath. [1484?] Caicion(W.}
—1616. Charles 7.-1632. IT., 21
of the Post. 1597. i6L, J?.— 1606.
Betwm.
Knowledge, Book of. [1535 ?] Book.
Koran, absurdities in^the. 1611. Oari-
wrigM (J.)
Labour forbidden and commanded.
Sermon. 1635. Bainbow {E.)
Labvrinth of Man's Life. 1614. Nor»
din (J.)
Lac Puerorum. [1520.] Holt (J.)
Ladderof Perfection. [1507.] Eylton(W.)
Ladies, Amends for. 1618. Field (N.)
City of. 1521. Du Castel (C.)
Delights for. 1602. Piatt {Sir H.)
Honour of. 1622. Darde {A,)
Lives of illustrious. 1591. Uhal"
dini (P.)
Ladies' IMvilege. 1640. Glapthome(H.)
Trial. 1639. Ford (J.)
Lady of Pleasure. 1637. Shirley (J.)
Laity, Denial of the EuQharistic Cup to
the. 1630. Featley (/).)
Lamb's Feast. 1574. S., W.
Lamb of God, Theological discourse of
the. 1590. H.^ B.
Lambeth Articles. 1630. God.
Lame Giles his Haltings. 1630.
Prynne ( TT.)
Lamentation of the lost sheep. 1606.
Ellis ((?.)
Lancashire Lovers, Two. 1640. Pa2ci-
tinus(M^ pseud.
Witches. 1634. Eeywood (T.)
and Brome^B^
Lancaster and York, Union o£ 1548.
ffalle (E.)
and York, Wars o£ 1609.
Daniel (S.)
Land, Measurement of. See in/ra^ Sub-
VETma.
Landmeeters, Errors of. 1582. TTor-
sop(E.)
Languages, Best method of leamiofi.
1622. WMs (J.)
Knowledge of. 1639. Bdyne (T.)
Lanthom and Candlelight. [1609.]
Decker (T.)
Lantore, Taking of. 1622. East Indies,
Laqnei ridiculosi. 1613. Parrot (B.)
Last Days, St. Peter's Prophesy of ^e.
1610. Hull (J.)
INDEX.
1685
Last Trumpet. 1635. Braihwait (R.)
Latin, DirectionB for speaking. 1639.
Scrtnes,
Method of teaching. 1570. At-
Cham (i?.V- 1623. Wehbe (/.>— 1634.
8ym$(G)
Latin ana English Phrases. 1581. Jlfanu-
2io (-4.)— 1638. Clarke (J.) £.D.
•^^ Grammar. See supra, G&ammab,
Latin.
Versification. 1626. Webhe" (J.)
—1632. Clarke (J,) B.D.
Latitude, How to find. 1602. Blun-
deviOeCT.)
Lattin Wire, Manufacture of. 1638.
Great Britain and Ireland. Charles
L, King,
Laudatio Pacis. 1546. Ldand (J.)
Layer of the Heart 1616. Price (G.)
Laus Pediculi. 1634. ffeinsius (Z>.)
Law Reports. [1495?] Statham (N.)
—1578. Brooke {Sir A)— 1599.
Abridgment.— leOO. Coke (Sir E.)
—[1600?] Plowdffn{E.y-imi. Gary
(B.y— Dyer {Sir J.)--1602. KeUway
(i?.)— 1609. Ashe{T.y-Bendloes { W.)
^Fidton {F.)
Reports, Irish. 1615. Davies
{Sir J.)
Law, Civil and Ecclesiastical. 1607.
Bidley {Sir T.)
Discourse of. 1627. Finch {Sir H.)
Paradox upon. Verse. [1602.J
Scott (T.)
Study of the. 1600. Fua)ecke{W.)
—1629. 2>., /.
Terms of. 1607. CotoeU {J.)—
1626. Minshm{J.)
Law-Merchant 1622. Malynes {G. de)
Law of Nations, Pandects of the. 1602.
Fulbecke {W.)
outlawed. 1681. Preston {J.)
Law-Trickes. Comedy. 1608. Day {J.)
Laws, Brief Conference of divers. 1602.
Lloyd{L.)
Laws of England, Foundation of. 1604.
Saint German (C)
of England, Institutes of. 1628.
lAUUton {Sir T.)
of Great Britain, Ancient. 1605.
SaUem{G.)
Lawyer, English. 1631. Doddridge
{Sir J.)
Lawyer's Logic. 1588. Fraunce {A.)
Philosophy. 1622. Tisdcde (fi.)
Question. Sermons. 1595.
Smith {K)
Lay Recusants
Murray {J.)
in England. [1622.]
Lear, King. Tragedy. 1608. Shake-
speare {W.)
Learning, Advancement of. 1605.
Bacon {F.)
Old and New compared. 1548.
Turner { W.)
Leases, Tables for valuation of. 1624.
Clav {T.)
Legerdemain. See supra, Juoglebt.
Leicestershire, Description of. [1622.]
BurUm { W.)
Leinster, Prelates of. 1528. Ware {J.)
Leipsic, Battle of. 1634. BuseeU {J.)
Lending and Borrowing. 1635.
Fowdl {T.)
Lent, Pototion for. 1543. Basille {T.)
Abstinence during. 1630. Great
Britain and Ireland. Charles I.,
King.
Leper,Cieansingof the. 1609. Motley {H.)
Lepers, Discovery of ten English. 1592.
Tymme{^T.)
Letter-writmg. 1576. Fleming (A.) —
1586. Day {A.)—Fulwood (V.)—
1618. Jf.,J.— 1621. jP'., PT.- [1629.]
W., /., Gen*.— 1638. R., M.
Letting of Blood. See supra, Blood-
LETTINO.
of Humours Blood in the head-
vaine. 1600. R., S.
Levant, Voyages to. 1594. J?., jy.—
1636. Blount {Sir H.)
Levite's Revenge. 1628. Gomereall {R.)
Lexicon Peutaglotton. 1637. Alabaster
{W.)
liber aggregationis. [148-?] Albertus,
Magnus.
Liberality .TheLineofl 1569. Eaward{N,)
Library, Institution of. 1599. Aungtr"
vile (R. d')
Life and Death. 1592. Mornay{P.de]
—1613. Home{R.y'1622, Bacon{F:
Conduct of. 1601. Perkins { w!
—1615. Brindey (/.)— 1617. Pre-
cepts.
Regiment of. 1553. Phaer {T.)
Vanity of. 1609. Du Moulin {P.)
the Elder.
Life's Brevity. Sermon. 1636. Old-
mayne (T.)
Life JEverlasting. 1601. EiU (-R.)—
1631. Preston {J.)
Life of Faith. 1621. Ward {S,)-^
1639. W., R., Esquire.
Light from Heaven. 1638. Sibbes {R,)
of Navigation. 1612. Blaeu{W.)
Light's Moral Emblems. 1638. Far-
ley (R.)
light heart's a Jewel [1640 ?] Heart.
1686
INDEX.
Lighthouses at Winterton. [1620.]
Winterton,
Lightnings, Several Kinds of. 1607.
Harward (5.)
Ligue. 1587. Henry IV,^ King of
-Prawcc.— [1590?] C, E. D, L, I.
LikewiUtoLike,eta 1587. FrdwdUU:
Limburg, Siege of. 1633. Hexham {H.
Linceus Spectacles. 1607. Lloyd (L,^
Lincolnshire, Arms of the gentry of.
1640. Torke (/.)
Drainage of. [1640?] Monaon
(Sir J.)
Floods in. 1614. L.,
T,
Line of Proportion. 1628. Wingate(E,)
Linsey-Woolsey. 1613. Oamage ( W.)
Lisbon, English Nunnery at 1622.
Bobinson (i?.)
Litany of the Chnrch of England.
Liturgies, England, Church of.
Litany.
Literature, Nobleness of. 1589. Hermaie
Exercises,
Lithotheorikos, etc 1621. Thorn"
borough (J.)
Lithotomy. See infra, Stone.
Little Timothe his Lesson. 1611.
Qraile (E.)
LiTUROIES.
England, Church of. Common
Prayer
Communion
Litany
Ordinals
Particular Services
Primers
Oxford, Christ Church.
Common Prayer
Winchester, Diocese of
Geneva, Church of. Prayers
Reformed
Reformed
HoUand, English
Churches in
London, Foreign
Church in
Rome, Church of. Missals
Primers
Hereford, Diocese of.
Missals
Salisbury, Diocese of.
Antiphoners
Breviaries
Directorium Saoerdo-
tum
Graduals
Hours
Hymnals
Manuals
Missals
Particular Services
964
975
976
if
980
983
>»
»
984
»9
99
985
99
987
988
993
994
995
999
LiTDRGIBS.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Primers p. 1000
Processionals 1002
Psalters 1003
Sequences „
York, Diocese of. Hymnala 1004
Missals „
Processionals „
Psalters 1005
Scotland, Chundi of.
Common Order
— Common Prayer
Strasburg, Reformed
1006
Church at Prayers 1007
Liturgy, a stinted. 1640. Ball (J.)
Living Library. 1621. Camerarius (P.)
Sadness. [1625.] liiylor(J.)
Loadstone. See infra, Maghbt.
Locrine, Tragedy of. 1596. A, W.
Locusts, or Appollyonists. 1627.
Fletcher (P.)
Lofty Bishop. 1640. Bishcp.
pride must bated be. [1635?]
U,y E,
Logarithms. 1614. Napier (J,y--1624,
Briggs (F.)— 1631. Ddamain (B.)
—1633. ^oe(-y.>— 1635. WingaielE,)
Logic. 1552. Wilson {Sir 21)— 1572.
Setonus(J.y-1574, LaBam4e{P.de)
—1584. ^rfa.— 158a Fmner (i>.)
—1599. BlundeviOe (r.>— 1620.
Granger (r.>— P. (Jo:) Coll: Bxon.
—1624. J)u Moulin (P.)— 1628.
Fasciculus. — Spencer ( T.) — 162a
Prideaux(J,y-ieS4. Smigleeki (M.)
—1637. Burgersdifck (F.)
Logonomia Anglica. 1619. Gftl(AJ)
Loidoromastix. 1607. WiUet (A.)
London, CoUeges and Schools oL 1615.
Buck (Sir a,)
Earthquake in. 1580. 21, T.
— •— Lamentation of a Christian against.
[1542.] Mors (B.) pseud.
Nine Worthies of. 1592. John-
son (B,)
Plague in 1625. 1630. H, A.,
of Tr. VoUedge in Cambridge.
Seven deadly Sins of. 1606.
Decker (T.)
Survey of. 1598. Stow (J.)
Vices in. 1645. Christian.
London Carbonadoed. 1632. Lupton (D.)
like Ninivie in Sackcloth. 1625.
Brewer (T,)
Prod^. 1605. ShaheepeareCW.)
Lomdon to Hamburg, Three Weelu...
travel from. 1617. Taylor (J.)
London's ArtiUery. [1616.] NiecoU(B.)
INDEX.
1687
London's complaint. 1625. Spenser (^.)
Dove. 1612, Nixon (a.)
Love to Prince Henry. 1610.
Henry, Prince of Wales.
New Year's Gift. 1609. JachsonCT,]
Peaceable Estate. 1639. JJcyiwodfT.J
Remembrancer. 1626. Price (8.
Return. 1637. WhUbie (0.)
Warning by Jerusalem. 1619.
White (jP.)
Longbow. 1590. Smythe (Sir J.)
Longer tbou livest the more fool thou
art. [1680?] Wager (W,)
Longitude. 1633. GeUibrand (ff.)
and Latitude of every Kingdom.
1590. Mela (P.)
Look beyond Luther. 1623. Bemard^B,)
on me London. 1613. i., R,
Looking*Gla8s for all Lordly Prelates.
1636. Prelates.
for the Court 1576. Guevara
(A.de)
for England. 1590. England.
for London and England. 1598.
to»(»/.V-1634.I>oi(j:)— 1635. /?.,2>.,
B. in Divin. — 1635. Scotland, Church
of. 3finMfer«.— 1636. Take (T.)
Lord's Table, Position of the. 1637.
Shdford (R.)
Lord of the Manor. 1635. Calthorpe (C.)
Treasurers of England, Catalogue of
the. 1636. PhUipot (J.)
Loretto, Pilgrim of, etc. 1629. Biche-
ome (L.)
Lost Lady. Tragi-comedy, 1639. Lady.
LofsWife. Sermon. 1607. W., B.
Lots, Use of. 161 9. Oataker ( T.)
Love, Causes and Cure of. 1640. Fer^
rand (J.)
Description of. 1629. Description.
Family of, See also Family op
Love. — 1578. B., J.
Treatise of. 1509. Pius II., Pope.
Lodge (T.) and Greene (B.)
for Petitioners. 1619. Newman (J.}
Lord's Day. See also Sabbath.
Day/Ireatiseon. IQSd.PhHokwiaces
(T.)
Lord's FlaU. [1540?] SolmeCT.)
justquarreLPoem. 1567. Deaaration,
Lord's Prayer. Sazonand English. [1566?]
JSlMc
Prayer, Meditations on. 1624.
Gokin (T.y-ieS8. Baker (Sir B.)
Lord'sSapper. 1533. Crowley (5.)— 1543.
Melanchthon (P.)— [1545.] Peryn( W.)
—[1545?] Lambert (J.}—15^Q. Gar-
diner(S.y-Smith(B^l&4:7. Hooper
(J.y-15^S. ^(mZ6.--[1548?] Judg-
wk?n<.— [1549.] Vermigli (P. Jf.V-
1550. Calvin (J.y-Cranmer (T.)—
Poynet (J.y-Veron (J.)— [1550?]
Lancaster (T.y-1555. Bidley(N.y-
1560. Hutchinson (B.y-1&66. Bui-
linger (JH.) 1580. Lincoln, Diocese
of. i5romi/ic«.— [1580?] Fox(J.)-^Le
Ma^on (i?.)— 1591. 3Vea<we.— 1593.
J2«yno«e(»^.>-{1600?] PimUi(L.)
— 1606. Proposition. — 1608. Bogers
(21)— 1612. Du Moulin (P.y-Widif
(J:>- 1613. Sutton ((7.)— [1615?]
Androzzi(F.)— 1617. Tymme (T.y^
1619. Denison (J.y-Morton (T.)—
Bicheome (Z^.)— 1620. MichaeUon (J.)
—1626. Fenton (E.y^l627. Brad-
shaw (W^-'H., A.—PemMe (W.y-
1630. Featley (D.)—Thornborough
(J.)— 1631. Surges (J.y—l^Z. Pres-
—1632. Bogf^s (J.)
Loveand Learning, Controversy between.
1581. Munday (A.)
and Revenge. 1632. Biondi(G.F.)
and Valour. 1638. Audiguier(V.d')
lies a Bleeding. Play. [1620.] Beau-
mont (F.) and fletcher (J.)
■willfindouttheway. [163D?] Truth.
Love's Complaint. [1609?] Holbrooke( W.)
Cruelty. 1640. Shirley (J.)
Labour's Lost. 1598. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Labyrinth. 1615. Brathwait(B.)
Load-Stone. 1630. Paihomachia.
Lunacy. [1636?] Climsdl (B.)
Martyr. 1611. Chester (B.)
Metamorphosis. 1601. lAUy (J.)
Mistress. 1636. Heyumd (T/)
Peerless Paragon. 1613. Byrd (J.)
Riddle. 1638. Cowley (A.)
Sacrifice. 1633. Ford (J.)
Triumph through Callipolis. 1630.
Jonson (B.)
Lovelocks. 1628. Prynne(W.)
Lovely Northern Lass. [1640 ?] Lass.
Lover, Confession of a. 1493. GowerCJ.)
Lovers,Twounfortunate.ri630?l!ZVw («/;)
Lough Dearg, Cave in. [1635 ?] Saint
Patrick's Purgatory.
Lough-Foyle, News from. 1608. 0*Dog-
herty (Sir C.)
Low Countries. See infra, Nether-
lands.
Loyal Subject's Looking-Glass. 1604.
WiUymat ( W.)
Ludgate, Cry of. 1629. Description.
Ludus geometricus. 1578. Fulke ( W.)
Literarius. 1612. Brindey {J.)
Scacchiae. See supra, Chess.
Lues Venerea. ^800 Stphilib.
1688
INDEX.
LuDarHorologiography.1639. Wylerd^J,)
Lusty Juventus. Interlude. [1555?]
Juventtu.
Lute, Instruction for the. 1574. Le Roy
(^.)— 1596. Book.
Luther's Fore-runneis. 1624. Per-
rin (J. P.)
Lutzen, Battle of. 1633. Guttavm IL^
Ad6lphus.-^1%U. Bu88eU(J.)
Lychnocausia. 1638. Farley (B.)
Lycidas. 1638. Maton(J.)
Lying, Treatise against 1636. Dow^
name (J.)
Lyons, Jesuits' play at 1607. 8.*B.
M
Macabre, Dance. 1554. Boccaccio (GJ)
Maccabees. 1590. Jotephus (F,)
Machiavell, Unmasking of a feminine.
1604. Andretve (T,)
Mac Eeye's Regiment^ Service with.
1637. MonrolB.)
Madagascar. Poem. 1638. Davenant
(Sir W.)
Madagascar, Description of. 1640.
Eamond (W.)
Madagascar and English Dialogues.
1614. Arthu8(0.)
Mad Dogs. 1613. Spackman (T,)
KindofWooma. [1625?] WtU.
Man'sMorrice. [1640?] Crouch(H^
World, my Masters. 1608. M., T.
—1640. M,y r., Qent.
MflBuanders Extasy. 1613. /S., /.
Mssoniae. Poems. 1595. /S., B.
Maestricht, Siege of. 1632. Frederick
Henry, Prince of Orange. — 1633.
Hexham (H,)
Magic. 1569. Vandermer (T.)-{1595.']
Cipriano (<7.) — See also Negbomanct
and Witchcraft.
Magistrate, Office of a. Sermon. 1584.
Stockwood (J,)
Magistrates, Directions for the Health
of. [1574.] Gratarolus (G.)
— Sermons on. 1549. BuUinger (H)
—1616. Parsons (B.)
Mirror for. Poem. 1574. Higg%ns{J,)
—1578. BlenerhoMet (T.)
Magnet 1581. Norman (-B.)— 1600.
GOhert (W,y-\Ql^, Barlow {W,y^
1640. Ward (S.)
Magnetic Bodies. 1613. Bidley (M.)
Needle. 158L Norman (B.y-
1635. GeaOnrand (H.)
Magnificat, Exposition of the. 1538.
MarVy the Blessed Virgin.
Magnificence. Interlude. 1533. 8keUon(J.)
Mahomet Muiammad,
Maid of Honour. 1632. Massinger (P.
Maiden-head well lost 1634. Heywood( T,
Maiden's Blush. 1620. Fracastoro (G,
Maid's Revenge. 1639. Shirley (./.)
I'ragedie. 1630. Beaumont (F.)
and Fletcher (J.)
Malacca, Siege of. 1608. Matdie/(a)
Malay and English Dialogues. 1614.
Arthus (<7.)
Malcontent lYagi-Oomedy. 1604. Mart-
ton (J.)
Maldon, Manor of. [1620?] Academies,
• etc. Oxford^ Merton Odlege.
Maltsters, Proclamation concerning.
1637. Greai Britain and Ireland.
Charles /., King.
Mamillia. 1593. Greene (B.)
Man, Ages of the life of. 1633. Ouffe(H.)
Calendar of the life of. 1638.
Farley (R.)
Creation of. 1620. Description.
Dignity of. 1603. Breton (N.y^
1612. Nixon (A,)— leie. A.,N.
— Excellency of. [1550?] Hogarde
(if.)
— Felicity of. 1603. Barddey^Sir B.)
— History of. 1619. Purchas (5.)
— Life of. [1630?] Discourse.
Metamorphosis of. 1634. Metty-
morphosis.
Mortality of. 1612. Smyth (B.)
—1630. LayfieldeCE.y^lQU. Sul-
diffe (A.)
— Pilgrimage of. 1606. Pilgrimage.
Threefold State of. 1596. Morton
• (T.) Bishop, etc.
Man's Glorification. 1585. Kett (JFl)
Heart, Deceitfulness of. 1615.
Dyke (2>.)
May. 1615. 8maBe(P.)
Man in Christ, A. 1629. Taylor (21)
in the Moon. 1591. Endymion.
—1609. M.yW.
of Sin. 1615. J2., /.
of War, Building of a. 1626.
Smith (J.) Chvemor, etc.
Man-Woman, The. [1620?] J7tb-Jfti7ter.
Manasseh's Miraculous Metamorphosis,
1621. Langford (G.)
Manchester al Mondo. 1633. Mon-
tagu (£r.)
Manipulus Curatorum. [1500.] Guido,
de Monte Bocherii.
Vocabulorum. 1570. Levens (P.)
Manoa, City of. 1596. Baleigh(Sir W.)
INDEX.
1689
Mansion of Magnanimity. 1599. Cromp^
ton (R,)
Manual of Divine and Moral Thoughts.
1594. Plati(SirH.)
Manuscripts in the Libraries of Oxford
and Cambridge, Catalogue of. 1600.
Jarnes (T.) D,D.
Map of Moses. 1629. Taylor (T.)
Maps. 1589. BlundevUle ( T.)
Margarita Theologica. 1566. Spangeri'
berg (J,)
Marpriton. 1640. 8,, T.
Mariam, Fair Queen of Jewry. 1613.
C, Ladie E.
Mariner's Guide. 1596. Hood (T.)
Mirror. [1588.] Wagenaer (L, J.)
Marius and Sylla. 1594. Lodge (T,)
Marks of the children of Grod. 1590.
TaMn (J.)
Mar-Martine, 1589. Marprelate (M.)
Maroccus Eztaticus. 1595. Dando (J.)
pseud,, etc.
Marriage. 1518. TunstaU (aV-1553.
Oenesius de Sepulveda (J.; — 1541.
ChristianState. — 1545. Jgrippa(H.L.)
—1552. CovfrdaJe (3f.>— [1588 ?]
Herman F.— 1591. Smith (F.)—
1599. !7b««o (jF.)— [1605 ?] Parker
(Jlf.>— 1610. Snawsel (5.)— 1619.
WhaUly (TT.)— 1620. Oataker (T.)
^-Niccholes (il.)— 1621. Diacoune,^
1624. WJiately (W.)
Marriage after Divorce. 1609. Raindlds
(J.)
of the Clergy. [1562 ?1 Martin
(T.)— 1620. HaU (J.) Bishop.
Marriages between Age and Youth.
1603. Fhilotus.
of AflSnity. [1528.] Wakefield (B.)
of the Arts. Hdlyday (B,)
Marrow of the Oracles of God. 1630.
Byfield(N.)
Martial Discipline, Pathway to. [1581.]
Styward (T.)
Discipline, Perils of disregardinsr.
1578. Rich (5.)— 1625. Marcel-
line (G,)
Martialist's dignity and duties. Sermon.
1640. Kem(S.)
Martin Mar-Sixtus, 1591. SixttisV,,Pope.
Mark-AIL 1610. B., 8.
Martyr'd Soldier. 1638. Shirley (H)
Martyrology of Diocese of Salisbury.
Salisbury, Diocese of, Marty rology.
Martyrs, Protestant. 1559. Brice (T.)
— 1599. Mary /., Queen of England,
—1615. Cotton ( C.)— 1639. Book,
Protestant, letters of. 1564.
Coverdale (M.)
VOL. III.
Martyrs, Roman Catholic. 1608. W,,I.,
Priest,
Marvellous combat of Contrarieties.
1588. AvereU(W.)
Mary, the B. V., Life and Death of.
Verse. 1622. Taylor (J.)
the B. v.. Method to love. 1639.
8a2o (A, de)
Mary Magdalen, Life and repentance of.
1567. Wager (L.)
of Bethany, her Choice. 1592.
Smith (H.)
Maryland, Plantation in. 1634. Cat-
vert (C.)
Maschil. 1629. Butterfield (B.)
Maschil Unmasked. [1629,'] Spencer (T,)
Masque of Queens. 1609. Jon-
son {B,)
Mass, 1532. Qararde, Friar Minor,
etc.— 1546. Smith {B.y-lb^l, Mar-
cart (^.)— 1548. Bullinger (H}—
Oest (^.^—[1550?] Turner (TT.)—
1554. Hihrie (H),^ Watson (T.)
Bishop. — 1556. Affams (A, de) —
[1557?] IVca^wc— [1560?] Hurle-
stone (Jr.) — 1562. Jewd (J.) Bishop,
—1565. Oathering,^[15707'\ Brad-
ford (/.)— 1588. V,, a D.— 1592.
Allibond (P.)— 1602. Wdsh (/.)—
1603. Sutdiffe (if.)— 1611. Fitz-
Simon (M)--1614. Heigham (J.}—
1619. B^ de la Oormandiere (J.)
—1624. Levns (»/.)— 1631. Morton
(T) Bishop,— ieS7, Becon (T.)
Mass-Priest, Work for a. 1621. Work,
—1628. Cooke (A.)
Mass-Priests, Supplication of. 1604.
James I,
Massacre at Paris. Tragedy. [1600?]
Marlow (C.)
of St. Bartholomew. 1573. Vara-
mundus (E,)
Masters and Servants. 1577. Fit
John (J,)
Match at Midnight. 1633. B,, W,
me in London. 1631. Becker (T,)
me this Wedding. [1640?] S., I,
Mathematical Appendix. 1604. Norton
(B.) Qunner,
Jewel, The. 1585. Blagrave (J,)
Manual 1627. Bansie (J,)
Mathematics, Mirror for. 1587. Tanner
(■B.)
Matrimony. See supra. Marriage.
Maunding Soldier. [1629?] P., M.
May-Day. Comedy. 1611. Chap-
man (<}.)
Mayors of London. See London.
Matobaltt.
5q
1690
INDEX.
Medicine, Art of. 1539. Trecuure. —
[1540?] 7i^o(J.dc)— [1550?] John
XXL J Pope, — 1561. Braunschiueig
(iT.) — 1576. Oesner (C.) — 1577.
iooAj.--1580. B., T.— Newton (T,)
—1583. Bright (T.y-Cary (IF.)—
1686. Qiden ((7.)— 1588. Edri^
chu8 (G.)—Prepo8ita8, paeud. — 1595.
C, r.— TTidow.— 1596. T., A,, Prac-
titioner in Physic — Ward (tTl)-— 1598.
TPtrwn^r (a>--[1600 ?] Bemedies,^
1602. Johnson (2>.)— 1605. L'Obd
(M. dc>-1617. Barrough (P.)—
1632. Zcvfwa (P.)— 1634. Jf., J.—
1637. /Sarf;er(j:)--[1638?] iJ^wmcZ
(J, P.)— 1639. Gft*i6eW (P.)— 1640.
Medicines, Prices of. 1625. Catalogues.
Subdiv, V, Gordon ( )
Meditations, Manual of. 1624. Ignatius,
Meditations and Resolutions. 1612.
Stafford (A,)
and Prayers. [1590?] Conway (T.)
—1627. Gerhard (J,)
from the Creatures. 1629. Tay-
lor (r.)
Meekness, Sermon on. 1623. Raw-
ley (W.)
Melancholy, Anatomy of. 1621. Bur-
ton (B.y— 1^24. Democriius, Junior.
Treatise on. 1586. Bright ( T.)
Melchisedek, Treatise on. 1591. Brough-
ton (H.)
Melchizedech's Anti-type. 1624.
Leufis {J.)
Meldrum (W.) History of. 1594.
Lindsay {Sir 2>.)
Memorials of Mortality. [1614?] Pf52e.
0. T. Job. English.
Memory. 1563. (?ratoZarM» ((?.)— 1583.
Dickson (^.)— [1583?] Bruno ((?.)
— 1584. P., v., Cantdbrigiensis. —
1618. Willis (J.)
Memory and Discourse, A Help to. 1621.
Melp.
Menaphon. 1589. Nash (T.)— 1593.
Greene (B.)
Mensuration. 1571. Digges (L.^
Mental Prayer. 1617. Molina (A. de)
—[1630?] Bodriguez (^.)--1632.
Peter ^Garavito'].
Merchant, The. Sermon. 1608. Price (D.)
Merchant's Avizo. 1607. B., T., Mer*
chant.
-^— Books, Instructions for keeping.
1632. Carpenter (J.)
Manual. 1628. Loe ( W.)
Map of Commerce. 1638. Roberts (L.)
Mirror. 1636. Malyn^s (G, de)
Merchant of Venice. 1600. Shake-
speare ( W.)
RoyaL Sermon. 1607. Wilkinson(R.)
Mercurius Botanicus. 1634. Johnson (21)
M.D.
Mercury and an English Soldier. 1574.
Ridi (B,)
and Virtue. [1579.] Salter (T.}
Mercy and Truth. 1634. H., L
Third Work of. Sermons. 1612.
ffull(W.)
Meridian Line found. 1636. O., W.
Merry Devil of Edmonton. 161^. Ed-
monton.
Jest of J. Tomson. [1635?] L.,lf.
Milkmaids. [1620.] C, T.
Old Woman. [1640?] Guy(R.)
Wives of Windsor. 1619. Shake-
speare (W.)
Mesolahium Architectonicum. 1631.
Bedwell ( W.)
Messalina. 1640. Bichards (N.)
Messiah already come. 1619. Harris
son (J.)
Metals. 1555. Biringuecio (V.)— 1691.
Du Chesne (*/:)— 1612. Sturtevant (5.)
— 1613. Bovenzon (J.)
Metaphysics. 1619. Crakanthorp (R.)
Meteors. 1563. Fulke (IT.)— -1618.
Treatise.'—ieSl. Brerewood (E.)
Methodus Conoordiae EoolesiaaticsB.
1625. Witzel (G.)
Metres. [1515 ?] Whittington (R.)
Mrrpo/ioxio. 1578. Fulke (W.)
Meum and Tuum, merry discourse of.
1639. P.,H.
Mexico, Conquest of. 1625. Lopez de
Gomara (F.)
Michael's combat with the DeviL 1640.
Blenkow (J.)
MicrobibUon. 1629. Bible. Abridg-
ments.
Microcosmographia. [1614.] Smith (HJ)
—[1615.] Orooke (H.)
Microcosmos. 1603. I)avies(J.) — 1619.
Purchas (iS.)— 1625. HeylynCP.y-
1637. Nabbes(T.)
Middlesex, Description of. 1593. Nor-
den (J.)
Midsummer Nk^ht's Dream. 1600.
Shakespeare ( H^)
Midwife. 1637. Bueff (J.)
Milan, Duke of. Tragedy. 1623. Jfos-
singer (P.)
Miles Christianns. 1590. Mosse (M.)
Military Art, Discipline, etc. See infra^
War, Abt of.
Milk for Babes. 1618. Crashaw (TT.)
Mind, Anatomy of the. 1576. Rogers {T.)
INDEX.
1691
Mind, Tranquillity of. 1592. L'Espine
(J. (fo)— 1606. Hall (J.) Bishop.
Minerva Britanna. 1612. Pectcham (H.)
Mining. 1566. Biringuccio (V,)—
1639. Flattes ((?.)
Minister's Portion. 1612. SdaUr (W.)
Ministers, Apparel of. [1566 ?] 8%n.
Different degrees of. 1590. Sura-
via (H,)
Lawfulness of hearing.
1634.
Per-
1588.
1598.
Gerard (P.)
— Questions on the. 1588. Some (R,)
Treatise on the. 1603. K, A,
Robinson (J.)
Ministry, Galling of the. 1605.
kins(W,)
Petition for a learned.
Elizabeth, Queen of England.
Preparation for the.
Miracles of the Church of Home. 1616.
Sheldon (R.)
of Jesus Christ 1618. RoiU'
lands (S.)
unmasked. 1625. Texeda (F. de)
Mirror for Magistrates. 1559. Bald-
win (TT.)— 1574. Eiggins (J.y-
1578. Blenerhasset (T.)— 1584.
Whetstone (G.)
for Merchants. 1609. Mason (R.)
of Alchemy. 1597. Bacon (JS.)
of Gold for the Sinful soul. 1522.
Margaret, Countess, etc.
of Honour. 1597. Norden (J.)
of Man's Ufe. 1576. K, H.
of Minds. 1631. Barclay (J.)
of Modesty. [1579.] Salter (T.)
—1621. Skelton(J.)
— of Mutahilitv. 1679. Munday(A.)
— of our Lady. 1530. Mary, the
B. V.
— of Princely Deeds. 1599. Tyler (M.)
— of the Church. 1627. Austin,
Saints
of the World. [1480.] Caxton{W.^
to confess well. 1624. Befgham(J.)
which flatters not. 1639. Puget
de la Serre (J.)
Minim in Modum. 1602. Davies (J.)
Miseries of Enforced Marriage. 1607.
Wilkins (0.)
Misery of Man. 1619. Baynes (P.)
Missals. Liturgies, Rome, Church of.
Missals.
Mithridatium. 1585. Discourse.
Model of Divinity. 1622. Yates (J.)
of Wit, etc. 1625. Boccaccio {Q.)
Moderate Christian. 1631. Bury (J.)
Modest Maid and chaste Wife. 1594.
Willohy {11.)
Modesty, Mirror of. 1584. Greene (R.)
Moll Cut-Purse. 1639. Field (N.)
Momus, A fig for. 1695. Lodge (T.)
Mona, Description of. 1606. Llwyd(H.)
Monarchy, Discourse of. 1581. Mer-
bury (C.)
Monasteries. 1631. Weever (J.)
Money, Search for. 1609. Rowley ( W.)
Weight of. 1614. Brereuwod (E.)
Monochord. 1609. Ornithoparchus (A.)
Monomachy of Motives. 1682. Flem-
ing (A.)
Monsieur Thomas. 1639. Fletcher (J.)
Mons perfectionis. 1497. Alcock (J.)
Monsters, Mirrour of. 1587. Ran-
kins ( W.)
Montaigu, in Brabant, Miracles at.
1606. Mary, the B. V.
Montpellier, Academy of. . 1631.
Primerosius (J.)
Monument of Matrons. 1 582. Ben thy ( T.)
of Mortality. 1621. Skelton (J.)
—1624. CUland (J.)
Monumenta Litteraria. 1640. Thou
(J. A. dt)
Monuments in St. Paul's Cathedral.
1614. H., H.
Moon, Man in the. 1638. Consoles (D.)
passage to the. 1640. Discovery.
Woman in the. 1597. Lilly (J.)
World in the. 1638. Discovery.
Moor, Religion of the. 1609. C, R.
Moral Philosophy. [1547.] Bald-
win (pr.>—1671. ValeHus (C.)—
1579. Heron (n.)^ie01. Bidpdt.-^
1612. Jewell (TT.)— 1629. Mo-
rande (L. cte>— 1632. Pemhle ( W.)
Precepts for noble ladies. 1592.
UbaJdini (P.)
Morando. 1587. Greene (R )
Morbus Gallicus. See infra. Syphilis.
More-clack e. Two maids of. 1609.
Armin (R.)
Mortality's Memorandum. 1621.
Speght (R.)
Mortal Sin. 1633. Baron (R.)
Mortification [in Theology], 1608.
Rogers (T.^-ieSS. Preston (J.)—
1637. Watts ( W.)
Mortimeriados. 1596. Drayton (J/.)
Moscovia. See infra, Russia.
Moses, Miracles of. 1604. Drayton (M.)
Moses Unveiled. 1620. Guild ( W.)
and Aaron. 1626. Godwin (T.)
Mother Bunch's Merriments. 160^.
Pasquil, pseud.
Mother's Blessing. 1621. Leigh (D.)
Legacy. 1625. Joceline (E.)
Mottoes, Imperial. 1633. Jteusner(N.)
1692
INDEX.
Moulding. 1594. Piatt {Sir ff.)
Mount Ebal. 1638. Freston (J.)
Sinai. 1625. Breydenbach (B. von)
Tabor. 1639. W., E., Esquire.
Mourning, The Mean in. Sermon. 1611.
Flaufere (2\)
Mouzell for Melastomus. 1617. Speght
(B.)
Much Ado about Nothing. 1600.
Shakespeare ( W.)
Mnemonics. 1618. Willis (J.)
Muhammad, Apparition over the tomb
of. 1620. Cartano (X.)
Mulberry Trees. 1609. S., W.
Muld Sack. 1620. ffic-MuUer.
Murder, God's Revenge against. 1635.
Beynolds (J,)
Treatise against. 1616. Tuke(T.)
Murmurer. 1607. Breton (N.)
MussBum MinervsB. Academies^ etc.
London, Musmum Minervm,
Musa Virginea. 1616. Begindlda (B,)
Muse Chr^tienne. 1634. Bocquigny
iA. de)
Muses, Recreations with the. 1637.
Alexander ( W,)
Muses* Harmony. 1614. England.
Lookine-Glass. 1638. i?., T.—
Bandolph (T.)
Threnody. 1638. Adanuon (IT.)
Music, Apology for. 1588. Ca. (Jo.)
Art of. 1596. Po^Awwy.— [1596?]
Bathe (FT.)— 1597. Morley (71)—
1636. Butler (0)
Praise of. 1586. Praise.
Musket and Rke Drill. 1638. Direc-
tions,
Wounds, Cure of. 1596. Clowes (W.)
Musters and Arms, Instructions for.
1623. Great Britain and Irdand.
Army.
My Lady's Looking Glass. 1616.
Rich (J9.)
Mylovemoumeth. 1530. Gwynneih{J.)
Myrrhine Posy of the Dolours of Chnst.
1639. If., Oh.
Mysteries, Contemplation of. [1590?]
HUl {T.) Londoner.
Mystery of Iniquity. 1545. Bale (J.)
—[1609?] MiUesiT.)
Mystical Bedlam. 1615. Adams ( 71)
Marriage. 1635. Rous (F.)
N
Nantes, Confirmation of the Edict of.
1613. Louis XII Ly King^ etc.
ITaples, Description ot 1575. Turle-
ms(H.)
Rebellion in. 1622. France. Be-
formed Churches.
Narcissus. 1591. Clapham (*/:)— [1630?]
B,^ Bm
Narrow Way. 1607. B., G.
Nassau, Triumphs of. 1613. Maurice^
Prince of Orange.
Nations, Calling of. 1561. Ambrose.
Nativities, Judgment of. 1593, Ferrier(A.)
Natural History. 1567. Maplet («7^)—
1622. Bacon (F.)
Law. 1640. SeldenCJ.)
Philosophy. 1631. Wydoioes (J.)
Science. 1632, Sennertus (D.)
Nature, Cause of Motion in. 1612.
Tymme (T.)
Curiosities of. 1635. DuPlessis(8.)
Interlude of. [1538.] MedwaU {H.)
Virtues of. 1558. Dee (J.)
Wonders of. 1569. Fenton(E.)
Nature's Embassy. 1621. Brathwait{B.)
overthrow. 1636. Sydenham {H.)
Natureand Art, Mysteries of. 1634. B.yJ,
of Man. 1636. Nemesius^ Bishop
ofEmesa,
{i
Naval History. 1629. Ryves (Sir T.)
Tactics. 1636. Accidence.
Naufragium Jocnlare. 1638. Cowley (A.)
Navigation. [1550?] Copland (/?.)—
1559. Cuningham(W.)--imi. Cortes
(lf.)-.[1574.] Bourne (IT.)— 1577.
Dee (J.) — 1578. Guevara (A. dc)—
[1579?] TbwntVr (J:)— 1581. Nor-
man (i?.)— [1588.] Wagenaer (L. J.)
—1590. England.^1594:. BlundevUle
T.)— 1597. Barlow( IF.)— 1599. Stevin
[S.y- Wright (E.y-ieX^. Potter (R.)
—1607. Davis (/.)— 1609. Linton
(^.)— 1612. Blaeu{W.y-UZl. Nor-
wood (R.)
Navigators, Astrolabe for. 1596. Bla-
grave (J.)
Naulogia. Poem. [1635 V] Farley (R.)
Naumachia. 1622. Holland (A,)
Nautical Terms. 1626. Smith (J.)
Governor, etc.
Nazareth and Bethlehem. 1617. Jack-
son (T.)
Nebuchadnezzar,Fallof. 1591. Smith (H.)
Pride of. 1591. Smith (H.)
Restitution of. 1591. Smith (ff.)
Necromancy. [1560?] Coxe(F.)
Needle's Excellency. Verse. 1640. ray-
far (J.)
INDEX.
1G93
Nepenthes. 1614. Barclay ( W.)
Neptunus Britannicus Corydonis. 1614.
Gordon (P.)
Nero. Tragedy. 1603. Qwinne (M.)
Neschech,Executionof,etc. 1616. Spottis-
wood («7.)
Netherlands, AflEairs of the. 1614. Peri-
odical Pvhlications, Cologne,
— Description of the. 1593. Guic-
ciardini (L.)— 1G09. Petit (J. F.)
Historvofthe. 1608. Grimsione{E.)
Wars" of the. 1583. Theophile,
' 2>.X.— 1587. DudUy (5.)— 1592.
Alexajider IFamesel. — 1602. Meteren
(E. wn>— 1607. B.y W. 5.— 1625.
a,W.—Cro88e{W.y-iei8. Williams
(Sir B.)
Nettle for Nice Noses. 1591. X., T.,
of Lincoln's Inn,
Netttrality in religion. 1582. Harioard
(iS.)— 1626. W., J.
New Age of Old Names. 1609. Wyhame
W
Atlantis. 1627. Bacon (F,)
Birth. Sermons. Whately ( W,)
New-Bom Christian. 1634. Eunt{N.)
New Britaniola, Quodlihets from. 1628.
Hayman (R,)
New Covenant. 1629. Preston (J.^
New England, Account of. 1625. Mor^
reU ( TT.)— 1630. Alexander (TF.)—
Bigginson (-F.)— 1631. Smith (j.)
Governor, etc.— 1634. Wood ( W.y-
1637. Morton (T.) qf Clifford's Inn,
Trials of. 1620. Smith (J,) Go-
vernor, etc.
Voyage into. 1628. LeveU ((7.)
New France. Ca/nada,
New Fryelers. 1611. Helwys (T.)
New Gkdloway, Plantation of. 1625.
Gordon (Sir B.)
New Jerusalem. 1622. Bourne (T.)
New India. 1553. Muenster (S.)
New Inn. Comedy. 1631. Jon son (B,)
New Mexico, Discovery of. 1598. Gon-
zalez de Mendoza (J.)
New Keformation, Mirror of. 1634.
Mirror,
trick to cheat the Devil. 1639.
2>., B., Gent.
Shreds of the Old Snare. 1624.
Gee (J.)
— Way to ray Old Debts. 1633.
Massinger (P.)
Year's Gift for the Soul. 1615.
Garey (S.)
Newcastle, Plague in. [1636.] Tay-
lor (J.)
Newcastle's Call. 1636. Jenison (B.)
Newfoundland, Account of. 1598. Peck"
ham (Sir G^.)— 1620. Mason (/.)—
Whitboume (i?.)— 1621. Winne (E.)
—1623. a, T.
government of. 1633. Greot
Britain and Ireland, Charles /.,
King,
New found World. 1568. Thevet (A.)
Newgate, Black Dog of. Verse. [1600?]
Button (Z/.)
Newlander's Cure. 1630. Vaughan
(Sir W,j
Newport, Flanders, Battle near. 1600.
Maurice, Prince of Orange.
News from Heaven and Hell. 1593.
Greene (B.)
from Hell. 1606. Decker (T.)
from Ninive to England. 1570.
Bible. 0. T, Jonah.
— from the North. 1586.
F T
Student.
Nicetas. 1633. Drexelius (B.)
Nicodemus for Christ. 1630. Fawk-
ner (A,\
Nightingale, The. 1622. Bannay (P.)
Night-Walker, The. Comedy. 1640.
Fletcher (J.)
N'ight's Search, A. 1640. Mill (B.)
Niobe. 1611. Stafford (A.)
Nitre, Virtueof. 1584. Chaioner (Sir T.)
No Parliament Powder. 1609. Benakol,
pseud,
Noah's Drunkenness. Sermon. 1591.
Smith (B.)
Travels into Europe. 1601. Lynche
(B.)
Nobilitas literata. 1570. Sturmius (J.)
Nobility, Catalogue of English. Brooke
(i?.)— 1630. W., T.
Catalogue of Spanish. 1630. Wad9-
worth (J!)
Civil and Christian. 1568. Osorio
da Fonseca (J.)
— PoliticalandCivil. 1608. Olover(B.)
— Sermon of. 1607. Meriton (U,)
Treatise concerning. 1563. Bum-
phrey (L.)— 1595. Nenna (G. B.)
Noble Actions. 1587. i^olinus (C. J.)
Blastus. Sermon. 1633. Bandcl (J.)
Nobleman, Institution of a young. 1607.
Cleland (J.)
Noble Soldier. Tragedy. 1634. B., 8.
Stranger. Comedy. 1640. Sharpe(L,)
Nomenclator. 1585. Junius {A.}
Norfolk's Furies. 1615. Neville (A.)
Normandy, History of. 1574. Wal-
singham (T.)
North East Passage. 1582. Petie (A.)
East Seas. 1577. Butrigariu8(G.)
1694
INDEX.
North West Passage. 1576. Gilbert
(Sir 1^.)— 1599. Jane (J.)— 1622.
. Waterhouse {E,y-1626. Baffin (W.)
—1633. James (T,)—16S6. Fox(L.)
Northamptonshire, Witches of. 1612.
Browne (-4.)
Northern Deedle. [1640?] Guy (R.)
Lass. [1632.] Brome (ii.)
Mother's Blessing. 1697. 8., J.
Northward Hoe. 1607. Becker (E.) and
Webster (J,)
Norwich, Description of. 1623. Neville(A,^
Map of. 1559. Cuningham (JV,)
Reception of Queen Elizabeth at.
[1578 ?] Gar, (Ber.)
NosceTe. Epigrams. 1607. Turner (S.)
teipsum. 1599. Davies (Sir J.)
Nottinghamshire Lovers. [1635?] BaU
(A.)
Nova Britannia. Virginia,
Cbrpora regularia. 1634. Digg»(T.)
Francia. Canada.
— ^ Legenda Anglias. 1516. England.
Novatus and Irenieus. 1630. Fieher (A.)
Noun and Verb, War between. 1569.
Guama (AJ)
Numbers, Siocrets of. 1624. Ingpen ( W.)
Nurse's Bosom. Sermon. 1617. Tonger
(W.)
Nurture, Book of. [1560?] Ehode$(E.)
0
OYes. Ballad. [1625?] Man.
0% the Fifteen. [1491 Y] Prayers.
Oath of Allegiance. 1C07. Blackwell (G.)
—Rome, Church of. Paul K— 1609.
Barlow ( W.) — James /. — Tynhy (R.)
—1610. Ireland (T.)—\61L S., R.,
Priest.— 1612. D.— Parsons (R.)—
Warmington (W.) — 1616. Davy du
Perron (J.)— 1619. WidfiHngton (R.)
1620. /., E,, Student— 1624. For8et(E.)
—1634. Howard (W.)
of Freemen. [1604 ?] London.
Oaths. 1563. Musculus (TT.)— 1575.
Coverdale (M.) — 1593. Apology. —
[1600?] Ordinaries.— leil. Sw<yrd.
—1627. FAite (C.)— 1639. Hall (J.)
Bishop.
Obedience. 1535. Gardi7ter(S.) Bishop. —
Tyndale (W.}—15b6. W.,U.J.P.B.R.
—1636. FeatUy (J.)
Obedience to the Gospel. 1584. UdaM(J.\
Odcombian Banquet. 1611. Coryate(T!)
Officers, Abuses of. 1614. Coke (Sir E.)
offices. Four books of. 1606. Barnes (B.)
Oillmperial. 1551. Raynalde(T.)
of Scorpions. 1623. Rotis ( F.)
Old Age. 1590. Bacon (5.)— 1599.
Du Laurens (A.)
and New Religion. 1608. Treatise.
Faith of Great Britain. [1549?]
V.,R.
— Fortunatus. 1600. Decker (T.)
— Learning and the New. 1537.
Regius (U.)
— Man's Lesson. 1605. Breton (N.)
Man's StaflF. 1621. Reading (J.)
Old,Old,Very OldMan. 1635. Tftylor(J,)
( )ld Religion. 1628. Hall (J.) Bishop.
Wives Tale. 1595. P., G.
Oleum Magistralc. 1574. Bakrr (G.)
Olive, Monsieur d*. CSomedy. 1606.
Chapman (G.)
Olympiads, Errorsin the. 1590. Lloyd(L.)
Ouomasticon Poeticum. 1592. Jao-
chMmsCT.)
Onomatophylacium. 1626. Penketh-
man (J.)
Opinion Deieed. 1613. Rich(B.)
Opium. 1618. Sola (A.)
Opportunity, The. Comedy. 1640,
Shirley (J.)
Orarium. 1546. Liturgies. En^ndy
Church of. Particular Services,
Orator, The. 1596. Busche (A^ txin
den) .
Orchard of Sion. 1619. CaOtarine ef
Sienna, Saint.
Orchards. 1609. i^., ^.— 1617. iatp-
son(W.)—162S. Country Housewife,
—1631. Markham(G.)
Ordinals of the Church of England.
Liturgies. England^ Church ^.
Ordinals.
Ordinary of Christianity. 1602. Chris-^
tians.
Ordination, power of. 1636. C, A. B,
Ordnance. 1587. Bourne (W.)
Orestes. Tragedy. 1633. Goffe(T.)
Original Sin. 1600. Whitaker ( JT.)
Origines Eocletaasticae. 1636. Mon-
tagu (R.)
Orisons, Directory ol. 1616. WeiU-
worth (P.)
Orlando Furioso. 1591. Ariosto (L.)
Inamorato. 159S. Bojardo (M. If.)
Ormonins. 1616. Meara (D. de)
Orpharion, Greene's. 1599. Greene (R.)
Instruction for. 1596. Bo<A.
Orthodoxus Jacobus ct Papapostaticos.
16U. Gordon (J.)
INDEX.
1695
Orthography. 1569. Hart (j:)— 1580.
BuUokar ( H^.)— 1638. Danes (J.)
Orthotonia, 1630. Franeklin (B.)
Ostend, Siege of. 1601. Netherlands^
Southern Provinces of the. Army,
Othello. Tragedy. 1622. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Ottoman, The. 1603. Soranzo (L.)
Ottoman Kings. 1610. Knolles (B,)
Ottomans, Origin of the House of the.
1562. Cambini {A.)
Oar Lady hath a new Son. 1595. N., G,
Oaranomachia. 1571. Fulke (W,)
Out of Goodwill. Ballad. 1574. 8.,W.
Out-port-customer's Account. [1612?]
Milles (T.)
Owl, The. Poem. 1604. Drayton (AT)
Oxford Libraries, Catalogue of MSS. in
the. 1600. James (T.) D.D.
«— University, Antiquity, etc., of.
1568. Londinensis. — 1574. Caius(J.)
1590. fF., Jf.— 1608. Twyne(B.)
Padstow, Murder at. 1606. Clonse (0.)
Pagan Gods. 1592. Fraunce (A,)
Paganism and Papism. 1624. Ayles-
bury (T.)
Pagano-rapismus. 1606. Ormerod (0.)
Pageant of Popes. 1574. Bale (J,)
Painful Hand shall rule the land.
[1620?] Band.
Painting, Art of. 1598. Lomazzo{G,P.)
Painting of Men and Women. 1616.
Tuke (T.)
in watercolours. 1606. Peacham(H.)
of the Ancients. 1638. Du
Jon (F.) the Younger.
upon glass. 1606. Peacham (H,'S
Palace of Honour. [1553?] Douglas (G.)
of Pleasure beautified. 1566.
Painter (W,)
Palatinate, Kestitution of the. 1637.
Trubach(V,a)
Right of Succession to the. 1637.
Charles Louis, Elector, etc.
Palestina. Romance. 1600. C.,B.,Mr.
Palladis TamU. 1598. Meres (^F,)
Pallas Armata. 1627. Kdlie (Sir T,)
Palsgrave, The. Verse. 1615. Sm%th{W.)
Pamphilia to Amphilanthus. 1621.
Wroik (Lady M.)
Pan his Syrinx. [1584.] Warner ( W.)
Pan's Pipe. Verse. 1595. S,, F.
Panala. 1623. FMingham ( W.)
Pandora. 1584. Soowthem (J.)
Pandosto. 1588. Greene (-R.)
Panoply of Epistles. 1576. Fleming (A.)
Panthea, Tragical End of. 1594. Cyrus.
Pantometria. 1571. Digges (Z.)
Papa Antichristus. 1620. Dotvname(G.)
Papa-Cacus, 1610. Gordon (J.)
Papacy, Origin of. 1594. Moresinus
etpac
T.)
Papal Bulls, Indulgences, etc. Borne,
Church of. I ] Pope.
— Dispfnsations, Impiety of. 1627.
White (C.)
Papal Supremacy. 1560. Cahasilas (JV.)
— 1585. Sermon. — 1592. Barlcuimus,
—1595. Bunny (i^.)— 1599. Sut-
cliffe (if.)— 1619. Widdrington (B,)
—1624. Popes.^Sanders (N.)
Usurpation. 1613. Burhil (B.)
Papatus Romanus. Boman Papacy.
Paper-Persecutors, Scourge for. 1625.
D.,J.
Papismi Synopsis. 1600. Willet (A.)
Papist, Picture of a. 1606. Grmeroa(0.)
Papist and Protestant, Controversy be-
tween. 1602. Welsh (J.)
Dialogue between* 1583. Gif'
ford (G.)
Papists, Conspiracies of. 1572. Scotland.
James VL, King.
^False Quotations by. 1614. Cocus(B.)
Looking glass for. 1621. W., B.
Heresies of. 1611. Vincent^ of
Lerins, Saint.
Practises of traiterous. 1587.
Lightfoot (W.)
Treatises against. [1670 ?] -^or-
<on(r.)— 1677. Fulke(W,y
Papisto-Mastix. 1606. Middleton(W.)
Pappe with an hatchet [1589.] Mar'^
prelate (M,)
Parable of Poison. Sermon. 1618. Oa-
shaw{W.)
of the wicked Mammon. 1528.
Tyndale(W.)
Paradise, Perfect Path to. 1626.
Philips (J.)
Pilgrimage to. 1592. Breton (N.)
Treatise of. 1617. Salkeld (J.)
Way to. 16iO. Whitttll(B.)
Paradise of Dainty Devises. 1596.
Edwards (/?.)
within us. 1640. Crofts (7?.)
Paradoxes, Essays on certain. 1616.
Comwallis (Sir TT.)
Paradoxes of Defence. 1599. Silver
(G.)
1606
INDEX.
ParaMtaster. Comedy. 1606. Mar^
ston (J.)
Pardons, the Pope's. See Indulgences.
Parents, Authority of. 1614. Ayrault(P.)
Pastime for. 1606. Dent (A.)
Paris. Facultas Theologia. Aceidemies,
etc. Paris, Universtte de Paris,
Paris,Firesm. 1618. France.— IQ2 1. Ibid,
Parismus. Romance, 1598. Forde(E.)
Parliament, Order of keeping a. [1575 ?]
Vouell otherwise Hooker (J.)
Parliament of Virtues Roy«l. [1614.]
Bertaut (J,)— Bible, 0, T. Job.
Parliaments, Prerogative of. 1628.
Baleigh (Sir W.)
Paradoxal Compass, The. 1577. Dee (J.)
Parris-garden, Judgment of God shewed
at. 1583. Field (J.)
Parson, Complete. 1630. Doddridge
(Sir J.)
Parsons, Instructions to. 1548. Hart(II.)
intrusion of, into the profession of
Physic. 1623. Forestus (P.)
Partheneia Sacra. 1 633. A., H,
Parts of - Speech, Introduction to the.
1542. Introduction,
Pasquine in a Trance. [1550?] Curio
(C, S.)
Passenger, The. 1612. Benvenuto,
Passio Dominica. Verse. 1638. Dives(G.)
Passionate Century of Love. 1575.
Watson (T.)
Passions. 1621. Coeffeteau (N.) ^
Wnght (T.)
Pastime of People. [1529.] Bastell(J.)
Pastoral, The. [1574.] Alfred,
Pastor Fido. 1602. OuaHni (0, B.)
Pastors, OflHce of. 1619. Adam8on(P,)
Path to Piety. 1613. Hinde ( W,)
Pathmos. 1628. Cowper ( W,)
Pathologia Hcereditaria. 1619. Meara
(D, de)
Pathway to Felicity. 1592. Stuhbes(P.)
to Prayer. 1615. Hill (B.)
Patience, School of. 1640. Drexelius(n.)
Treatise of. 1 630. Arias ( F.)
pHtience in Tribulation. 1625. Jones
( W.) B.D.
Patient Grjsel. Oriselda.
l»atrick'« Places. [1532?] Hamilton (P,)
Pattern for Pastors. 15«9. Wright (L.)
of True Prayer. 1624. Snath (J,)
Paul's Agony. 1618. Cade (A.)
Complaint against his natural
corruption. 1621. Teelinck ( W.)
• Crown of Rejoicing. 1616.
Granger (T.)
Desire of Dissolution. 1620.
Gataker(T.)
Pax Ecclesiastica. 1639. Hatfn€ (T.)
Vobis, or Wit's Changes. 1623.
Tisdale (B,)
Peace, Defence of. 1535. Menandri-
niM (Jf.>-1543. BasUle(T.)
Pedigree of. 1630. Fawkner(A.)
Praise of. 1546. Leland (G.)
Peace-Maker, The. 1618. James L
Peace Offering to God, etc. 1624.
Ward (S.)
with her foure garden. 1622.
Avlett (B.)
Pearl for a Prince. 1565. Osorio da
Fonseca (J.)
of the Gospel. 1633. Taylor (T.)
of Price. 1600. Gardiner (S.)
Pechora, Voyages to. 1625. Logan (J,)
—1625. Pursglove (W,)
Peers, Catalogue of. 1610. MiUes (T.)
—1632. FT., T.
Pegaseo, Cabala del Cavallo. 1585.
Bruno (G.)
Pelagians, Doctrines of the. 1626.
Carleton (G.)
Pelagiarminian error, Parallel of. 1626.
Featley (D.)
Pelagius, Poison of. 1551. Turner ( W,)
Penance. 1597. Bruno (F.)— 1617.
Staney ( W.)
Penelope's Web. 1601. Greene (R,}
Penitence. [1510?] PceniYeo*.— 1606.
Dillingham (F,)
Penitent Citizen. Sermon. 1640. Rogers
(N.)
Sinner's Entertainment. 1614.
Hill (J.)
Penniless Pilgrimage. 1618. Taylor (Jl)
Pen's Excellence. [1618.] Billingsley(Ji.)
Pensive Man's Practice. 1623. Norden(J,)
Peppers. 1588. Discourse,
Pequet Savages. 1638. Vincent (P.)
Perez-Uzzah. 1625. Prideaux (J,)
Perfection, Pilgrimage of. 1526. Pil-
grimage,
Rule oL 1609. Benedictus,
Pericles. Play. 1609. Shakespeare (W.)
Perimedes the Blacksmith. 1588.
Greene (B.)
Perjurium Officiosum. 1626. Echlin(D,)
Perjury, Punishment of. 1621 , White (C.)
Perkin Warbeck.Ti-agedy. 1634. Ford(J.)
Perpetual Motion. 1612. Tymme{T,)
Perpetuity of a Regenerate Man's Estate.
1626, Prynne(W,)
Persecution, religious. 1622. P.,LB.S,P,
Persecution in Africa under Genseric and
Hunric. 1605. Victor, Bishop of Vita,
Persecutions, History of the first ten.
1613. Symson (/'.)
INDEX.
1G97
Persees, sect of. 1630. Lord (K)
PerseveraDtia Sanctorum. 1628. Wil-
Hams (J.)
Persia, History of. 1627. PhUippson (J.)
-— Voyages to. 1577. JRiugia Com-
pany.—1613, Sh^ley (Sir A,)
Persian Gulf, Sea Fight in the. 1622.
Shilling {A.)
Monarchy. 1590. Beroaldus (M.)
—1597. XmZy (^.)— 1631. Pemble
(TF.)-1634. Herbert {Sir T.)
Perspective. 1611. ifopton (^.)— 1612.
Caius (S. de)
Perth, Antiquities at. 1638. Adam-
son (H,)
Deluge in. 1607. James I.
General Assembly at. 1621. Lind-
say (Z>.)
Peru, Discovery and Conquest of. 1581.
Zarate (A. de)
Voyage to. 1625. UHermite^J.)
Pestilence. See Plague.
Peter's Enlargement upon the Prayers
of the Church. 1629. Harris {R,)
Fall. 1584. Udall(J,)
Tears. 1612. Jackson (T.)
Pharisaism and Christianity. 1608.
ffall (J,) Bishop,
Pharmacopinaz. 1625. Catalogues,
Subdiv. V. Gordon ( )
Pharmacopoea. 1618. Academies^ etc.
London^ Boyal College of Physicians,
—1639. Bauderon (5.)
Philadelphus. 1593. Harvey (B.)
Philippeis. 1554. Junius (A.)
Philippinas, Discovery of the. 1625.
Qonzalez de Mendoza (J,)
Philip Sparrow. [1560 ?j Skelion (J,^
Phillis and Amvntas. 1591. Fraunce{A.)
' honourea with Pastoral Sonnets,
etc. 1593. Lodge (T,)
Philobiblon. 1599. Aungervile (R, d^)
Philocles and Doriclea. 1640. Paiati"
nus (if.) pseud.
Philocothonista. 1635. Heywood (T.)
Philomela. 1615. Oreene(R.) .
Philomene, Complaint of. 1576. Gas-
coigne (O,)
Philomythy. 1616. Scot (T.)
Philoparthen's loving folly. 1613. C, J,
Philosopher's Banquet. 1614. Scott
(Sir M.)
Game. 1563. Lever (B.)
Satires. 1616. Anton (/?.)
Stone. 1591. i?ip/cy ((?.)-[1599.]
Case (J.>-1623. Scott (P.)— 1624.
Arlephius. — Flamd (N.)
Philosopher of the Court, 1575. Phili*
bert, de Vienne,
Philosophers, Diets and Sayings of. 1477.
Wydeuile (A.)
Philosophia Libera. 1622. Carpenter(N.)
theologian ancillans. 162l.Baron(B.)
Philosophy. 1637. Burgersdijck (F.)
Philosophy, Consolation of. [1479?]
Boethius (A. M. T. 5.)
Key of. 1696. Hester (J.)
Philotas. Tragedy. 1605. Daniel (S.)
Philotimus. 1583. Meibancke (B,)
Phlebotomy. See also Blood-lettino.
Phlebotomy, English. 1592. Oyer (N.)
Phceniz. in her Flames. 1639. Lower
(Sir W,)
of these late times. Welby (E.)
Phonetic Spelling, Book in. 1585.
Goto (2>.)
Phvlaster. [1620.] Beaumont (R) and
FUtcher (J,)
Physic. See also MEDicroE.
1547. Xan^^on (C.)— 1566. Secu-
ris (J.y-1574. Jones (J.) M.D.— 1690,
Clever (FT.)— 1594. Hester (J.)^
1599. Gaebelkhover (0.) — 1605.
Hu Chesne (J.) — 1612. Valentin us
(P. P.)— 1639. Wood (0.)— 1640.
Brugis (T.)
Physic, Ignorant Practisers of. 1612.
^ Cotta (J.)
Physic against Fortune. 1579. Pe-
traixa (F.)
and Physicians, Disputation con-
cerning. 1580. Mexia (P.)
Physician, The charitable. 1639. Gui-
bert (P.)
Physics. 1598. Dariot ((7.>— 159&.
Case (J.)
Physiognomy. [1550?] Codes (B.)^
1613. JJtW (?.)— 1626. Arcandam.
Picts, Pictures of. 1590. WJiite (J.)
Picturaeloquentes. 1631. Saltonstall(W'.)
Picture, The. Tragicomedy. 1630. Atas-
singer (P.)
Picture of Incest. 1626. Ovidius Naso(P,)
[^Metamorphoses^]
Pierce's Supererogation. 169S.Earvey(G.)
Pierce Penniless his Supplication to the
Devil. 1592. Nash (T.)
Pietas Pontificia. 1600. Herrina (F.)
Piety, Port of. 1638. Heywood (T.)
Practice of. 1613. Bayly (L.)
Pilgrim's Farewell. 1618. Lith^ow ( W.)
New Year'sGift. [1625 ?j Crane(B.)
Profession. 1622. Taylor (T.)
Pill to purge out Popery. [1600?] Popery,
Pinch-backe, Doctor. 1602. Greene (B.)
Pirates, Execution of 19. [1609.]
Harris (J.)
Pisgah Evangelica. 1G06. Symoniis(W.)
1G98
INDEX.
Plague. [1480?] C'anu/iw.— 1534. Pay-
ndl^T.y—lb'dl. Oswin/icr (^.)— 1553.
PAa«r(r.)— [1560?] Christian Man,
^Monaciu8{J. /.)— 1573. BuUtin( W.)
— [1575?1 FuchsiLy-lSlS. Bras-
bridge ( r.)— [1579.] FioravarUi (L.)
1580. Btze (r. <fc>— 1593. JCdl-
waye (5.)— 1594 iJewiedie*.— 1596.
Cogan (r.)-.1603. Bramft/rd (J.)
^^Clapham {E.) — J7., 4^., Studious in
Phisicke, — Lodge (T.)—T., W.—
Thayre (T.)— [1603?] London.—
1604. ^ou;/id (N.y-Clapham (H.)
1605. 2>ai;i« (J.)— 1606. />ecA»r(T.)
—1607. Warde {W,y-ie26. Anti-
dotes.—Bradwdl (S.y—Bretoer (T.y-
Chibald{ W.y-England,—HasUer{T.)
— Herring (F,) — J£., At. — Observa-
tions.—Taylor (»/.)— [1625 ?] P., T.
—1626. FuUer ( T.) M, A.— Hail (J.)
—Holland (^A.)— Price (T.) — WiU
Hams (J.)— 1628. Wither (O.)—
1630. Academies. London. Roy: Coll:
of Physicians. — Z>., /., Preach^. —
Eolland (ZT.)— 1631. Gouge {W.)—
1633. Vicary (2!)— 1636. Brad-
well (S,) — C, A, B. — Jenison {R.)
—[1636?]— iJcwieciy.— 1637. C, H.—
Squire (J.)—Whiibie (0.) — 1539.
Woodall (/)
Plague, Form of prayer and order of fast.
[1563.] Liturgies. England^ Church
of. Particular Services.
Homily to be read in time oil
1563. Hooper (J.)
Orders for towns infected with the.
1603. Great Britain and Ireland,
James /.— 1625. Charles L
Plague Cakes. 1603. Turner (P.)
Plain Man's Path-Way to Heaven. 1622.
Bent (A.)
Man's Spiritual Plough. 1607.
Carpenter (J.)
Planes and Solids, Measurement of. 163 1 .
BedweU ( W.)
Planetary Hours. 1631. Simotta {G.)
Planetomacbia. 1585. Greene (R.)
Planets, the Seven. 1602. BlundevilU{T.)
Planisphere. 1601. Oliver (T.)
Plant of Pleasure. 1581. Fleming {A.)
Plantagenet Succession. 1635. Buck
(Sir G,)
Plantations, Discourse concerning. 1625.
nagthorpe{J.)—l^O. Alexander^ W,)
Plants, History of. 1597. Gerard {J.)
Medicinid Virtues of. 1579. Lang-
ham ( W.)
Plants, Propagation of. 1623. Har-
vmrd (-S.)— 1626. Lawson ( W.)
Plasterers. 1615. GeddeiW.)
Platonic Lovers. Tragi-oomedy. 1636.
Davenant (Sir W.)
Play, TreaUae of. 1640. Advice.
Players' Scourge. 1633. Prynne(W.)
Playing-cards, Dialogue ag^inat
[1590?] N.
PiJkTs, including Tragedies, GomedieSy
Masques and Interludes.
Acolastus. 1540. FuUonius (G.)
Adrasta. 1635. Jones (JJ) Eugenius.
Alberttts WallenBtein. 1639. Olap-
thomeCH.)
Albion's Triumph. 1631. Toums-
hend (A.)
Albovine. 1629. Davenant (Sir W.)
Albumazar. 1615. Albufnaxar.
Alceste and Eliza. lbS8. Aleeste.
Alchemist, The. 1612. Jonson (B.)
All for Money. 157a Lupton (T.)
All Fooles. 1605. Chapman (G.)
All's Lost by Lust. 1633. Rowley (W.)
Amends for Ladies. 1618. Field (N.)
Aminta. 1628. Tas»o(T.y[Aminia.\
Antigone. 1631. May (T)
Antipodes, the. 1640. Brome (R.)
Antonio and Mellida. 1602. M., J.
Antonio's Revenge; 1633. MarsUm(J.)
Antonius. 1592. Gamier (R.}
Antonius and Mellida. 1633. Jfor-
ston (J.)
ApoUo Shroving. [1627.] ApoOo.
Appius and Virginia. 1575. B.^ B.
Arcadia. 1640. Shirley (J.)
Ariralus and Parthenia. 1639. Qlap-
thorns (H.)
Aristippus, or the Jovial Fhiloflopher.
1630. Aristippus.
Arraygnement of Paris. 1584. Paris,
Son of Priam.
Arviragus and Philicia. 1639. Arvi-
ragus.
Atheist's Tragedy. 1611. Toumeur
(C.)
Ball, the. 1612. Chapman (G.) and
Shirley (J.)
Baptistes, sive Galnmnia. 1578.
Buchanan (G.)
Battle of Alcaaar. 1594. S^astian,
King of Portugal.
Bird in a Gage. 1633. Shirley (J.)
Bloody Banquet. 1620. D., T.
Brother. 1639. Fletcher (J.)
Blurt, Master-Constable. 1602. Blurt.
Bond-Man. 1624. Massinger (P.)
Brazen Age. 1613. Heywood(T.)
Bride, the. 1640. Nabbes (71)
Britannia Triumphans. 1637. Jones(l.)
and Davenant (Sir W.)
INDEX.
1G99
Broken Heart. 1633. Ford (J.)
Bu8sy D'Ambois, 1607. Clermont
de Bussy D^Amhoise (L. de)
Gassar and Pompey. 1607. Ctuar
(C. J:)-1631. Chapman ( Q.)
Campaspe. 1584. Campa»pe,
Catiline his Conspiracy. 1611. Jon-
son (B,)
Oavnliero Dioke Bowyer. 1605.
History.
Challenge for Beauty. 1636. ffey-
wood{T.)
Changes, or, Love in a Maze. 1632.
Shirley (J.)
Chast Mayd in Cheapeside. 1630.
Middleton (T.)
Christian tum'd Turke. 1612. Da-
bom (R.)
Christ's Passion. 1640. Groot (F. de)
Chloridia. [1630.] Chloris,
Chronicle Historv of Perkin Warbeok.
1634. Ford (J.)
Cid, the. 1637. Diaz de Bivar (B.)
Cinthia's Bevenge. 1613. S., J.
Citye Match. 1639. City Match.
Cleopatra. 1594. i?an«?Z (A)— 1611.
(7/eopa^m.— 1639. May (T.)
Clyomon and Clamjdes. 1599.
Clyomon,
Cobler's Prophesie. 1594. Wilson (B.)
Coelum Britanicum. 1634. Cartw(T.)
Comedy presented by King Oberon.
1598. Greene (B.)
Comedye concernynge the lawes.
[1550?] Bale (J.)
Comas. 1637. hudlow-Castle,
Conceited Pedler. 1630. Aristippus.
Conflict of Conscience. 1581.
Woodes (^N.)
Conspiracy, the. 1638. Ktlligrew (J7.)
Conspiracy. . .of Charles, Duke of By ron«
1608. Chapman (Q.)
Constant Maid. 1640. Shirley (J.)
Contention for Honour and Hiches.
1633. Shirley (J.)
of Liberality and Prodigality.
' 1602. Liberality.
Cornelia. 1594. Oarnier (B.)
Curnelianum Dolium. 1638. B., T.
CoronaMinervig. 1635. AoademieSy etc.
London. Musaum Minei^vm,
Coronation, the. 1640. Fletcher (J.)
Coven t Garden . 1638. Nahbes ( T.)
Courageous Turk. 1632. Qoffe (T.)
Cruel Brother. 1630. Davmant{Sir PT.^
Cupid's Revenge. 1615. Fletcher (e7.;
—1630. Beaumont (F.) and
Fletcher (J.)
Pt ays
Cupid's Whirligig. 1607. S., JE?.—
1630. Cupid.
Damon and Pithias. 1571. Ed-
wards (B.)
Death of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon.
1601. Bood(B.)
Deserving Favorite. 1629. Carlell(L.)
Devil's Charter. 1607. Barnes (B.)
Law-Case. 1623. Webster (J.)
Disobedient ChUd. [1670?] Inge-
lend (T.)
Duchess of Malfy. 1623. Webster (J.)
Duke of Millaine. 1623. Massinger^F.)
Duke's Mistris. 1638. Shirley (J.)
Dumbe Knight 1608. Markham(^0.)
—1633. Machin(L.)
Dutch Courtezan. 1605. Marston(J.)
Eastward Ho. 1605. Chapman {O.)
Edmund Duke of Somerset. 1574.
Ferrers (0.)
Elder Brother. 1637. Fletcher (J.)
Emperor of the East. 1632. Mas-
singer (P.)
Endimion, the Man in the Moon.
1591. Fndymion.
English-Men for my Money. 1616.
Woman.
English Traveller. 1633. Eeywood(T.)
Every Man in his humour. 1601.
Jonson (5.)
Woman in her Humour. 1609.
Woman.
Example, The. 1637. Shirley (J.)
Exchange Ware at the Second hand.
1615. Band.
Fair Em. 1631. Em.
MaidofBristow. 1605. Bristol,
Maid of.
Maid of the Exchange. 1607.
Maid.
Maid of the West. 1631. Eey-
tvood(T.)
Quarrel. 1617. Middleton (T.)
and Bowley ( W.}
Faithful Shepherdess. [1609?] Flet-
cher («/.)
Familie of Love. 1608. Family of
Love.
Fancies, Chast and Noble, etc. 1638.
Ford (J.)
Fatal Dowry. 1632. M.,P.,andF.,N.
Fine Companion. 1633. Marmion(S.)
Fleire, The. 1607. Sharpham (E.)
Florimene. 1636. Florimene.
Fortunate Isles. 1624. Isles.
Fountain of Self-Love. 1601. Jon-
son (^B.)
Four PP., the. [1545?] ff€ywood(J.)
1700
INDEX.
Plays.
Four Prentices of London. 1632. Eey-
wood{T.)
Fraus honesta. 1632. Stubbe ( )
Fdlow of Trinity.
Froewyl. [1589^ -B., F, N.
Triar Bacon and Friar Bongay. 1594.
Greene (i?.)
Gallathea. 1592. Galatea.
Game at Chesse. [1624 ?] Game.
Gamester, the. 1637. Shirley (J.)
Gammer GurtonsNedle. 1576. 8., M^,,
Master of Art.
Gentleman Usher. 1606. Ohap^
man ((?.)
Glass of Government. 1575. G^os-
coigne (G.)
Golden Age. 1611. Heywood (T.)
Gorboduc. 1590. Rome.
Gratefull Servant 1630. Shirley (J.)
Great Duke of Florence. 1636. Mas-
singer (P.)
Greene'sluquoque. 1614. Cooke(Jo.)
Hamlet. [1603.] Shakespeare (W.)
Hannibal and Scipio. 1637. Nabbes(T.)
Heir, the. 1633. May (T.)
Herod and Anti|)ater. 1622. Mark-
ham ((?.) and Sampson (TT.)
Hide Parke. 1637. Shirley (J.)
HisCaseisalterd. 1609. Jonson{B.)
Hogge hath lost his Pearle. 1614.
TaUor (B.)
Hollander, the. 1640. Glapthome(n.)
Holland's Leaguer. 1632. Mar-
mion (S.)
Honest Lawyer. 1616. 8., 8.
Whore. 1604. Becker (T.)
How to choose a wife. 1602. Comedy,
Humorous Courtier. 1640. Shirley (J.)
dayesMyrth. 1599. C.,G.
Humour out of breath. 1608. Day (J.)
Hymen's Triumph. 1615. Danitl^S)
Jack Drum's Entertainment. 1601.
Drum (J.)
Jacob and Esau. 1568. Jacob, the
Patriarch.
Jealous Lovers. 1632. Bandolph(T.)
Jerouimo. 1605. Jeronimo.
If it be not good, the Divel is in it
1612. Decker (T.)
If you know not me you know no
bodie. 1606. Elizabeth, Queen of
England,
Ignoramus. 1630. Ignoramus.
Iraperiale. 1639. Imperiale.
Inner Temple Masque. 1619. Middle-
ton (T.)
InsatiateCountess. 1613. Mar8ion(J.'\
Jocasta. [1572.] Kinwdmarsh {F.)
Plats.
Iron Age. 1632. Heyfoood(T.)
IsleofGuUs. 1606. Day (J.}— 163^
hie.
Juditha. 1595. Sehonmus (C)
Julia Agrippina. 1639. M., T., Eeq.
Just Italian. 1630. Davenant{8irW.)
King and no King. 1619. Beau-
mont (F.) and Fletcher (J.)
King Edward I. 1593. Feele (G.)
Ed ward n. 1598. Mar1ow{C.)
Edward IIL 1596. -Eaecarrf///.,
King of England.
Edward IV. 1613. Edward IV.,
King qf England.
— Henry IV. 1598. Henry JFl,
King, etc.— 1599. Shakespeare(^ IF.)
— Henry the V. 1600. Benry F.,
King, etc.
— Henry VI. 1600. Shake-
speare ( W.)
— John. 1611.
— Lear. 1605.
Sh., W.
Lear. — 1608.
Shakespeare ( W.)
— Richaid IL 1598. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Richard in. [1597.] Bichard
III, King, etc— 1598. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Knack to know a Knave. 1594.
Kna^.
Knave in Grain. 1640. 2>., J.
Knight of the Burning Pestle. 1613.
Knight.— 16S5. Beaumont (-P.)
and Fletcher (J.)
Ladies' Privilege. 1640. Glapihome^H.}
Trial. 1639. Ford (J.)
Lady of Pleasure. 1637. Shirley (J.^
Lancashire Witches. 1634. Hey-
wood (jT.) and Brome (B.)
Larum for London. 1602. London,
Law-Tricke^. 1608. Day (J.)
Life and Death of Thomas Lord
Cromwell. 1613. S., W.
and repentance of Mary Magdalen.
1567. Wager (X.)
of the Dutches of Suffolke.
1631. Brandon (C.)
Like will to Like. 1587. FuIweU^U.)
Lingua, or the Combat of the Tongue.
1607. Lingua,
Locrine. 1595. 8., W.
Lodovick Sforza. 1628. €hmersaU(^B.y
London Prodigal. 1605. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Longer thou livest the more fool thou
art [1580 ?] Wager ( W.)
Looke about you. 1 600. Look.
Looking Glass for London and Eng-
INDEX.
1701
Plays.
laud. 1598.
Greene (JR.)
Lost Lady. 1639. Lady.
Love's Craeltie. 1640. Shirley (J,)
Labour's Lost, 1598. Shake-
tpeare ( TT.)
Plays.
Lodge (T.) and Merry Divel of Edmonton. 1617.
JUdmofiton,
Wives of Windsor. 1619.
Metamorphosis. 1601. L%lly(JJ)
Mistress. 1636. Eeywood^T.)
Riddle. 1638. Cowley {H.)
Sacrifice. 1633. F(yrd(J,)
Triumph through Cwlipolis.
1630. Jonson (B.)
Luminalia. Masque. 1637. Luminalia,
Lusty Juventus. [1555 ?] Juventua.
Lycidas. 1638. M., J.
Mad World, my Masters. 1608. M,, T.
—1640. M., T,, Oent
Maid's Metamorphosis. Comedy. 1600.
Maid.
Revenjfe. 1639. Shirley (J.)
Tragedie. 1622. A/aui.— 1630.
Btaumont (F,) and Fletcher (J.)
Maid of Honour. 1632. Mcusinger (P.)
Maiden-head well lost. 1634. Hey-
wood(T.)
Malcontent, the. 1604. Marston {J,)
Mariam. 1613. (7., Ladie E.
Martyr'd Souldier. 1638. Shirley (H.)
Masque at Hampton Court. 1604.
Hampton Court,
at Richmond. 1636. Charles Z,
King, etc.
■ at the Marriage of the Count
Palatine. 1613. Campion (T,)
at the Marriage of the Earl of
Somerset. 1614. Campion (T,)
— at the Marriage of Viscount
Hadington. 1608. Jonson (B.)
at the Nuptials of the Palgrave
and Princess Elizabeth. [1613 ?]
C?iapman(^G,)
in honour of Lord Hayes. 1607.
Campion (T.)
of Augures. 1621. J,, B,
of Beauty. 1609. Jonson (B.)
of Blackness. 1609. Jonson (B,)
of Flowers. 1614, O., L
of Queens. 1609. Jonson (B,)
— of the Gypsies. 1640. Jonson {B,)
of the Inner Temple. [1612 ?]
Temple, Inner, Society of the.
Massacre atParis. [1600?] Marlow (C.)
Match at Midnight. 1633. R, W.
me in London. 1631. Decker (T,)
May-Day. 1611. Chapman (G.)
Melanthe. 1615. Melanthe,
Merchant of Venice. 1600. Shake-
speare (W.)
Shakespeare ( W,)
Michaelmas Term. 1607. Michaelmas
Term.
Microoosmus. 1637. Ndbhes (T.)
Midas. 1592. Midas.
Midsummer Night's Dream. 1600.
Shakespeare ( W.)
Miseries of lotbrst Marriage. 1607.
Wilkins (G.)
Misfortunes of Arthur. 16S7. Eughes( T.)
Monarchick Tragedies. 1604. Alexan^
der{W.)
Monsieurd'Olive. 1606. Chapman (0.)
Thomas. 1639. Fletcher (J.)
Mother Bombie. 1594. Bombie,
Mother.
Mucedorus. 1698. Mucedorus.
Much ado about Nothing. 1600.
Shakespeare (W.)
Muses' Looking-Glass. 1638. B., T.
Mustafa. 1609. Mustafa.
Naufragium Joculare. 1638. Cowley(A.)
Neptune's Triumph. 1623. Neptune,
Nero. 1603. Gwinne (M.)
New Custome. 1573. Custom,
Inn. 1631. Jonson (B.)
Trick to cheat the Devil. 1639.
D., B., Gent.
Way to pay Old Debts. 1633.
Massinger (P.)
Wonder, a Woman never vext.
1632. Bowley ( W.)
Nice Wanton. 1660. Wanton.
Night- Walker. 1640. Fletcher (J,)
Noble Souldier. 1634. B., S.
Stranger. 1640. Sharpe (L.)
Nobody and Somebody. [1600?]
Nobody.
Northern Lasse. [1632.] BromeCR.)
Northward Hoe. 1607. Decker (T.)
and Wtbster (J.)
Old Fortunatus. 1600. Decker (T.)
Wives Tale. 1595. P., G.
Opportunity, the. 1640. Shirley (J.)
Orestes. 1633. Goffe{T,)
Othello. 1622. Shakespeare {W.)
Parasi taster. 1606. Marston (J.)
Pathomachia, or the Battle of Affec-
tions. 1630. Pathomachia.
Patient Grissell. 1603. Griselda,
Pedantius. 1631. Pedantius.
Pedlers Prophecie. 1595. Pedlar.
Pericles. 1608. Pericles, Prince,
etc.— 1609. Shakespeare ( W.)
Philotas. 1605. Daniel (S.)
1702
INDEX.
Plays.
Phoenix, the. 1607. Phoenix.
Phoenix in her Flames. 1639.^ Lower
(Sir W.)
Phylaster, or Love lyes a bleeding.
[1620.1 Beaumont (F.) and Flet-
cher (i/.)
Picture, the. 1630. Massinger (P.)
Pinner of Wakefield. 1599. Qreen
(G. A.)
Platonic Lovers. 1636. Davenant
(Sir W,)
Poetaster, the. 1602. Jonson (B,)
Promos and Cassandra. 1578. Whet"
stone ((?.)
Puritaine, the. 1607. 5., W.
Queen of Aragon. 1640. Aragon,
Raging Turk. 163 L Ooffe(t.)
Ram-Alley. 1611. Barrey (L.)
Rape of Lucrece. 1630. Heywood ( T.)
Rebellion, the. 1640. Bawlin8(T,)
Renegado, the. 1630. Massinger (P,)
Returne from Parnassus. 1606. Par-
naseuts*
Revenge of Bussy d*Ambois. 1613.
Chapman (G,)
Revenger's Tragedy. 1607. Bevenger,
Rhodon and Iris. 1631. Knevet (B.)
Rich Jew of Malta. 1633. MarlowlC)
Rival Friends. 1632. Hausted (P.)
Roaring Girl. 1611. Middleton (21)
arui Decker (T.)
RoUo, Duke of Normandy. 1640.
Fletcher (J,)
Roman Actor. 1629. Maesinger (P.)
Romeo and Juliet. 1597. Shake"
speare ( W.)
Roxana. 1632. Alabaster ( W.)
Royal King and the Loyal Subject.
1637. Heywood {T.)
Master. 1638. Shirley (J.)
Slave. 1639. Slave.
Rule a Wife and have a Wife. 1640.
Fletcher (J.)
St. Patrick for Ireland. 1640. Shir-
ley (J,)
Salmacida Spolia. 1639. Davenant
(Sir W.)
Sappho and Phao. 1584. Sappho.
Satiro-Mastix. 1602. Decker ( T.)
Schoole of Complement. 1631. Shirley
(J.)
Scornful Ladie. 1616. Beaumont (F.)
and Fletcher (J.)
Scourge of Venus. 1^03. Brown (G.)
Seianus his Fall. 1605. Jonson (P.)
Selimus, Emperor of the Turks. 1594.
Salim /., Sultan of the Turks.
Senile Odium. 1630. Hausted (P.)
Plats.
Seven Champions of ChrUtendom.
1638. Kirke(J.)
Shepherd's Holyday. 1635. Butter(J.)
Shoemaker a Gentleman. 1638. //., W.
Sicelides. 1631. SiceHdes.
Sicily and Naples. 1640. H., 5., A. B^
a C. Ex.
Silent Woman. 1 620. Jonson (B.)
Silver Age. 1613. Heywood (T.)
Sir Giles Goosecappe. 1606. Goo9e-
cappe(Sir G.)
Sir John OLdcastle. 1600. OMcastle
(J.)— Shakespeare ( W.)
Sir T. Wyatt. 1607. Decker (T.)
and Webster (J.)
Six Court Comedies. 1632. LiltyQJ.)
Soliman and Perseda. 1599. Sulai-
mdn I.y Sultan of the Turks,
Sophister. 1639. Sophister.
Spanish Bawd. 1632. CeUstina,
Tragedy. [1594 ?] Horatio.
Sparagus Garden. 1640. Brome CR.)
Spring's Glorie. 1638. Nabbes (T.)
Strange Discovery. 1640. Gough (J.)
Summer's last Will and Testament.
1600. Na8h(T.)
Sun's Darling. [1636.] Ford (J.) and
Decker (T.)
Supposes. 1587. Gascoigne (G.")
Swaggering Damsel. 1640. Cham-
bS^in (B.)
Swetnam the woman-hater arraigned
by women. 1620. Swetnam («/'.)
Tamburlaine the Great. 1592. Timur,
Great Khan of ihe Mongols.
Taming of the Shrew. Comedy. 1596.
2bwtn^.— 1631. Shaket^are (W.)
Tancred and Gismund. 1592. WU-
mot (P.)
Technogamia; or Marriacres of the
Arts. 1618. Hdyday (P.)
TempeRestord. 1631. Townshend(^A.)
Temple of Love. 1634. Jones (L) and
Davenant (Sir W.)
Tethys Festival, or the Queenes Wake.
1610. Henry, Prince of Wales.
Three Ladies of London. 1584. W., P.
Tide tnryeth no Man. 1576. Wapull(G.)
'Tis Pitty Shee's a Whore. 1633.
Ford (J.)
Tobasus. 1595. Schonxus (0.)
Tottenham Court. 1638. Nabbes (T.)
Tragedies of Marius and Sylla. 1594.
Lodge (T.)
Tragedy ... manyfestyng the cbefe
proroyses of God, etc. [1538.]
Bale (J.)
ofAntonie. 1595. Antonius(M.)
INDEX.
1703
Tragedy of Chabot. 1639. Chap-
man (G.) and Shirley (J.)
of Hoffman. 1631. Hoffman.
ofMessalina. 1640. Richards{N,)
of Nero. 1624. Nero Claudius
CtBsar.
of Thierry. 1621. Theodoric IL,
King of Burgundy.
Tragical end of Panthea. 1594. Cyrus.
Travailes of the three English Brothers.
1607. Day (J.)
Traytor, The. 1635. Shirley (J.)
Trick to catch the Old One. 1608.
M.y T.— 1616. Middleton (T.)
Triumphs of the Prince d' Amour.
1636. 2>., W.
Troilus and Gi^sida. 1609. Shake-
speare ( PT.)
True Trojanes. 1633. Britons.
Turk, the. 1610. Mason (J.)
Two angry Women of Abington. 1599.
Porter {H.)
Maids of More-clacke. 1609.
Armin (i?.^
Merry Milkmaids. [1620.] C.J.
Noble Kinsmen. 1634. Fletcher
(J.) and Shakespeare ( W,)
— wise Men and all tne rest Fools.
1619. Men.
Valiant Scot. 1637. W., J., Gent.
Welshman. 1615. A., B.
Vertumnus. 1607. Gwinne (M.)
Virgin Martyr. 1622. Massinger (P.)
and Decker (T.)
Unfortunate Mother. 1640. Nai>bes ( T.)
Unnatural Combat. 1639. Massinger
VolponCjOrtheFox. 1607. Jonson(B.)
Vow Breaker. 1636. Sampson (W.)
Weakest goeth to the WalL 1600.
Weakest.
Wedding, The. 1633. Shirley (J.)
Westward Hoe. 1607. Decker (21)
and Webster (J.)
What you will. 1607. Marston (J.)
When you see me, yoi know me.
1613. Bowley (3.)
White Devil. 1612. Webster (J.)
Whore of Babylon .1607. Decker (T.)
Widow's Tears. 1612. Chapman (G.)
Wily Beguilde. [1606?] Wily.
Wisdom of Dr. DodypoU. 1600.
DodypolL
Wise Woman of Hogsdon. 1638.
Beywood(T.)
Wit in a Constable. 1640. Glap-
thorne (H.)
of a Woman. 1604. Wit.
Plats.
Wit without money. 1639. Beau-
mont (F,) and Fletcher (J.)
Wittie Faire one. 1633. Shirley (J.)
Wits, The. 1636. Davenant (Sir W.)
Woman-Hater. 1607. Woman-Eatei'.
Woman in the Moon. 1597. Lilly (J,)
is a Weathercock. 1612. FieldCK)
killed with Kindness. 1607.
Hey wood (T.)
will have her Will. 1616.
Woman.
WonderofaKingdom. 1636. Decker{T.)
of Women. 1606. Marston (J.)
World tost at Tennis. 1620. Middle-
ton (T.) and Bowley ( W.)
Yorkshire Tragedy. 1608. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Young Admirall. 1637. Shirley (J.)
Your five Galants. [1607.] Middle-
ton (T.)
Plays, Vices caused by the sight of.
1587. Bankins(W.)
Plays confuted. [1582.J Gosson^S,)
Plea to an Appeale. 1626. Burton (E.)
Pleas, Forms of. 1510. Jntrationes.
Pleasaunt disport of divers noble per-
sonages. [1566?] Boccaccio (G^
newe Nosegaye. 1542. Basule(T.)
Pleasure's Vision, etc. 1619. Newman (a.)
Plees del Coron. 1560. Stanford (Sir W.)
Pleurisy of Sorrow. [1625.] Hodgson ( W.)
Plot for Preferment. 1636. Prideaux (J.)
Ploughman's Tale. 1606. Chaucer (G.)
[^Supposititiotts Works."]
Pluto his travailes. 1611. Fennor(W.)
Plymouth, in New England, News from.
1624. W., E.
Poems.
Abredonia Atrata. 1625. Wedder-
humus (D.)
Acts and Life of Bobert Bruce. 1620.
Bobert /., King of Scotland.
Adieu an Monde. 1627. Echlin(D.)
-ffilohim Triune, 1601. Clapham(H.)
Alcilia, Philoparthens loving folly.
1613. a, J.
Amoretti and Epithalamion. 1595.
Spenser (E.)
Amyntas T. Watsoni. 1585. Wat-
son (T,)
Anakephalaiosis. 1604. Thomson (G.^
Angloriim Praelia. 1680. Ocland(C.)
Annalia Dubrensia. 1636. Wal-
bancke (M.)
Answer to the Rebels in the North.
1569. S,, W.
Argalus aud Parthenia. 1629. Quarles
1704
INDEX.
Poems.
Armes of the Tobachonists. 1630.
Tobacconists,
Armour of Proof. 1596. Cott(m (B,)
Arnalte and Lucenda. 1639. Amalte,
Astrophel. 1595. Spenser (E.)
Astrophel and Stella. 1591. S., Sir P.
Aurora. 1604. Alexander ( W.)
Bartas Junior. 1631. Cooke (E.) Poet
Battailes of Grescey and Poictlers.
1631. Aleyn (C.)
Bayte and snare of Fortune. [1550 ?]
Bieston (h\)
Beati PaciOci. 1623. Stradling (Sir J,)
Beawtie dishonoured. 1593. C, A.
BeggersApe. [1627.] Beggar,
Belle Dame sans Merci. [1526?]
Ghartier (A.)
Betraying of Christ. 1598. i?., 8.
Black Bastel. 1634. Mdville (J.)
Blacke Dogge of Newgate. [1600?]
BuUon (L.)
The Blessed Birth-Day. 1634. Fitz
Geffrey (C.)
Blind Beggar of Alexandria. 1698.
Chapman (G.)
Booke containing divers sortes of
hands. 1571. De Beau Chesne (J.)
arid Baildon (J,)
Book of Nurture. [1550?] Phodes(K)
Bosworth - field. 1629. Beaumont
{Sir J.)
Brief Di88*»ction of Germany's Afflic-
tion. [1640?] Germany.
Register in Metre of... the Martyrs.
1599. Mary /., Queen of England.
Britanniae Natal is. 1630. Academies,
etc. Oxford, Univ. of.
Britannia's Pastorals. 1613. Browne
Cambrensium Caroleia. 1625. Vaughan
(Sir W.)
Canaan's Calamitie. 1618. 2>., T.
Canterbury Tales. 1493. Chaucer (G.)
Carmen iinxofniicov on the Gunpowder
Plot. 1606. Valesius(M.)
Carolanna. [1614.] Anne-son (J.)
Carolidcs. 1630. EcMin (D.)
Castara. 1634. CaUara.
Castell of Labouro. 1506. Castle.
of Pleasure, etc. 1518. Nevill ( W.)
Celestial Publican. 1630. Biehards(N.)
Chaine of Pearle. 1630. Prim-
rose (D.)
Cherry and the Sice. 1636. Mont-
gomery (A.)
Chorle and the birde. [1477 ?] Churl.
Christes Bloodie Sweat. 1613. F., I.
Christ's Victory. 1610. Fletcher (G.)
Poems.
Churchyards Challenge. 1593. Church-
yard (T.^
Civil Wars oetween the houses of Lan-
caster and York. 1595. Daniel (S.)
Cocke Lorelles bote. [1510 ?] Cock
Lorrel.
Colin Clouts come home again. 1595.
Spenser (E.)
Columbeis, 1685. Stella (J, C.)
Colyn Cloute. [1550 ?] Skdton (J.)
Common Whore, etc. 1622. Tay-
l<yr (J.)
Comparison of the life of Man. [1636 ?]
C, B.
Complaint of a Popinjay. 1538.
Lindsay (Sir D.)
of Time against the Scots. 1639.
S., W.
Compound of Alchymy. 1691. Bip-
ley(G.)
Concerning the Holy Eucharist. 1636.
Tuke (T.)
Confessio Amantis. 1493. Oower (cT.)
Corona Carolinas Quadratura. 1636.
Charles /., King, etc.
Costlie Whore. 1633. Wh(n^.
Counter Scuffle. 1636. S., B.
Countess of Montgomery's Urania.
1621. Wroth (Lady M.)
of Pembroke's Emanuel. 1591.
Fraunce (A.)
Court of Conscience. 1607. West (B.)
Crucifix, A. 1607. Lever (C),
Description of Sir John Burgh. 1628.
Markham (B.)
Cuckow, the. 1607. Nicools (B.)
Cupid and Psyche. 1637. Mar-
mion (S.)
Dance Machabre. [1633.] Colman(W.)
Daphnaida. 1691. 8p., ^.—-1696.
Spenser (E.)
Daphnis Polustephanos. 1606. Buck
(Sir G.)
David's Troubles, etc. 1638. David,
King of Israel.
Death of King Edward IV. of Eng-
land. [1520?] Skelton(J.)
of Queen Anne, wife of James I.
[1619.] StvadoniW.)
Debate and Strife between Summer
and Winter. [1630 ?] Debate.
Defeat of Tyrone and OdonnelL 1602.
BircJtensha (B.)
Delia. 1692. Daniel (8.)
Dialogue between a blind Man and
Death. [1610?] 8., B.
between Experience and a Cour-
tier. [1554?] Lindsay (Sir D.)
INDEX.
1705
P0BM8.
Dialo^ie concerning the unstableness
of Harlots. [1660 ?] Secretary,
of Jurisprudence, etc. 1592.
Smith (jy.)
Dialogus contra Papistarum tyranni*
dem. 1562. Papists,
Diella. 1506. X., B., OenUeman,
DiflFering Worships. 1640. Taylor (J.)
Discourse of Man's life. [1630 ?J
Discourse,
Divine Fancies. 1632. QuarUs (F,)
Doctor Merry man. 1616. i?., 8,
Dodechedron of Fortune. 1613.
Meung (J. de)
Dom Diego and Ginevra. 1596.
L,, B., Oentleman,
Doomes-day. 1614. Alexander ( W,)
Double PP. 1606. Papist
Dove, the. 1613. Zouch (i?.)
Earthquake in Calabria. 1638.
Parker (M.)
Eclogue between yong Willy... and
old Wemocke. 1614. Davies (/.)
Edward the Third. 1635. May (T.)
E^pt's Favorite. 1631. Hubert
(Sir F.)
Elizabetha quasi vivens. 1603. Pe-
towe (H.)
Elizabethas Beginie Manes. 1604.
Gordon (J.)
Elizaes Memorial. 1603. K, A.
Fincomium Heroum. 1620. Booth (B,)
Endimions Song and Tragedie. 1606.
B.,N.
England's Geesar. 1603. Petoioe (ff,^
Helicon. 1600. Bodenham (J.)
Joy. [1601?] V.,B.
Mourning Uarment. Chester
(B.)
Parnassus, etc. 1600. A., B,
Englishman's Love to Bohemia. 1620.
Taylor (J,)
Epitaphium Damonis. [1600?] Da-
mon.
Epithalamium...Oaroli Begis et H.
Marias, etc. 1624. Academies, etc.
Carribridge^ Univ, of,
EuthymiaB Raptus. 1609. Chap-
man (G.)
Exploits of Sir F. Drake. [1587.]
Greepe (T.)
Faerie Queene. 1590. Spenser (E,)
Fair Ethiopian. 1631. Lisle (W.)
Falle of princes, etc. 1527. Boccao-
eio{G.)
Fame's Trumpet Sounding. 1589.
BobeHs(H.)
Famous Whore. 1609. Markham(G.)
VOL. in.
P0KM8.
Fancie's Theater, etc. 1640. Ta-
t?Mm (J.)
FearefuU Sommer. 1625. Taylor (J,)
Feast of the Smiths. [1630?] Smith,
Families of,
Fidelia. 1619. Wither (G.)
Fig for Fortune. 1596. Copley (A.)
Fisherman's 1 ale. 1695. S,, F.
Forrest of Fancy. 1579. C, K
Fortunate Farewell to the Earl of
Essex. 1599. Churchyard (T.)
Fortune's Fashion. 1613. Samp-
son (T.)
Tennis Ball. 1640. Fortune.
Four Paradoxes: of Art, etc. [1602.]
Scott ( r.)
Garland, or Chapelet of LaurelL 1523.
Skdton (/.)
Genealogy of Antichrist. 1634. Afiti-
Christ.
Genethliacon . . . Ednerdi PrincipisGam-
briiB. 1543. Le^and (J.)
Gentylnes and JNobility. [1535]
Merchant.
Gcrmaines Affliction. 1638. Par-
ker (M.)
Godfrey of BuUoigne. 1600. God-
frey [de Bouillon'].
Gold's Kingdom. 1604. Eake (E.)
Golden Fleece. 1611. Brathwait (If.)
Gorgon, or the wonderful year. 1593.
Harvey (G.)
Great Brittans Mourning Garment.
1612. Henry, Prince of Wales.
Great O Toole. 1622. Taylor (J.)
Grotii poemata. 1639. Groot (E. de)
Guistard and Sismond. 1597. S., J.
[Gunpowder Plot.] 1607. Cooper (T.)
Preacher.
Gushing Tears of Godly Sorrow. 1640.
LUhgow ( W.)
Guy, Karl of Warwick. 1632. Bow-
lands (S.)
HadMoni Poemata. 1576. Eaddon
(W.)
Handful of gladsome Verses. 1592.
Churchyard (T.)
of pleasant delites. 1584.
Bohinaon (C.)
HansBeer-Fot 1618. Bdchier (D,)
Happy Husband. 1618. Eannay(P.)
Hector of Germanic. 1615. Smith ( W.)
Henry, Prince of Wale* 1613.
Basse ( W.)
Henry the Second. 1633. May (T.)
Hermaphrodite, the. 1640. Beau-
mont (F.)
Hero and Leander. 1606. Marlow (C)
5 R
1706
INDEX.
Poems.
Heroic! Oharacteres. 1603. Carle-
ton ((?.)
Hieroglyphics of the life of Man. 1638.
Quarles (F.)
History of Sampson. 1631. Quarles
of Albino and Bellama. 1639.
of Edward the Second. 1629.
ffubert (Sir F.)
of Grande Amoure, etc. 1554.
Eawea (5.)
— of Great Britain.
1621.
Blatyer ( W.)
— of Jacob. [1525?] Jacob, the
Patriarch,
— of Joseph. 1636. SaXishwry
(Sir T.)
— of Judith. .1611. Saluste
du Bartas (G, de)
— of King Bocctts.
[1510 ?]
BoccuSf King.
of ... W. Meldrum. 1594.
Lindsay {Sir Z>.)
Hollandi Post-huma. 1626. Hol-
land (A.)
Holy Rood. 1609. Davies (J,)
Honour of the Garter. [1593?]
Fe€le(G.)
Triumphant. 1606. Ford (J.)
"— triumphing over Death. 1636.
Sampson ( PT.)
Horab\e8 Hornbook. 1622. Horn-
hy{W,)
Horse the ghoos t the sheep. [1477 ?]
Horse.
House of Fame. [1486?] Chaucer
Humours heay*n on Earth. 1605.
Davies (J.)
Hundreth sundrie Flowres. [1572?]
Oascoigne (O,)
Hunnies Recreations. 1595. Hun-
nis (TT.)
Hyckescomer. [1510?] Hyckes-
comer,
Hymnes of Astnea. 1622. Davies
(Sir J,)
Jesuits miracles. 1607. P., R,
Ilium Id Italiam. 1608. Academies,
etc. Oxford, Univ. of.
Imacre of Ireland. 1581. Derricke (J,)
[In honour of James I.] 1605. Bas-
tard (TV)
Jonsonus Virbius. 1638. Jonson (B.)
Joseph of Armathia. 1520. Joseph^
of Arimathea.
Joy of Tears. 1635. Joy.
POBMS.
Ealender of Man's Life. 1638. Far-
ley (B.y
Eicksey Winsey, etc 1619. Tay-
lor (J.)
King's Prophecy. 1603. ffatt (J.)
Bishop.
Knave of Clubs. [1611.] R., 8.
— of Hearts. 1613. Knave.
Labyrinth of Man's Life. 1614. Nor-
den (J.)
Lachrynue Lachrymarum. 1612.
Sylvester (J.)
Lamentable and true tragedy of Master
Arelen. 1633. Arden (T.)
Lamentation of the lost Sheep. 1605.
JlUis (G.)
Last Trumpet. 1635. BrtUhwait (B.)
Laudatio Pacis. 1546. Leiand (J.)
Lawyer's Philosophy. 1622. To-
dale(R.)
Legend of Captain Jones. 1631.
Jones, Captain.
— — of Humphrey, Duke of Glouces-
ter. 1600. MiddUton (C.)
Levite's Revenge. 1633. Gomer-
sall (B.)
Life and Acts of S' W.Wallace.
1640. Blair (J.)
and Death of Cardinal Wcdaey.
1599. Storer (T.)
and Death of Edward IL 1628.
Edward IL, King.
and Death of Henry the IV. of
France. 1612. Mutthieu (P.)
and Death of S. Marie of Egypt.
[1630 ?] Mary, Saint, of Egypi,
— and Death of Sir W. Pawlet
1572. Broughton (B.)
— and Death of Sir P. Sydney.
1587. Philip (J.)
and Death of the Virgin Mary.
1622. Taylor (J.)
— of Cambises, Ring of Percia.
[1570?] Preston (T)
of Prince Henry. 1612. Max-
well (J.)
of Saynt Werburge. 1521.
Bradshaw (H.)
Living Sadnes. [1625.] Taylor (•/:)
LoadstonesCballenge. [16C0?] MagAet.
Locu8t«. 1627. Fletcher (P.)
Lofty Bishop. 1640. Bishop.
Lou dons Lord have mercy upon us.
[1637 ?] a, H.
Lordis just quarrel). 1567. Deelara--
tion.
Love of King David and Fair Beth-
sabe. 1599. PeeU(G.)
INDEX.
1707
P0F.M8.
Ludus ScacchiiB, translated. 1697.
B., G.
Lyoidas. 1638. Milton (J.)
Madagascar. 1638. Davenant (SirW,)
Magnyfycence. 1533. Sktlton (J.)
Man's May. 1615. SmaUe (P.)
Mar-Martine. 1589. Marprelate (M,)
Mary Magdalen's Lamentation. 1604.
Mary Mctgdalen^ Saint,
Massacre of Money. 1602. A.j T.
Mayerea bis Travels. [1638.]
Mayeres {B.)
Meditations on the Lord's Prayer.
1624. Ookin (T.)
Memorial of all the English Monarchs.
1622. Taylor (J.)
Merry geste of Bobyn Hoode. [1550 ?]
Hood (B.)
Metamorphosis of Tobacco. 1602.
Metamorphosis.
Microcosmos. 1603. Davies (J.)
Minerva Britanna. 1612. Peacham(H.)
Mirror for Magistrates. 1559. Bald-'
win (IT.)— 1574. Biggins (J,)
of Martyrs. 1601. Weever (J.)
of Modesty. 1621. Skelton {J.)
of New Reformation. 1634.
Mirror,
Mi rum in Modum. 1602. Davies (J,)
Miserere mei Domine. 1638. Miserere.
Morall Distichs. 1636. Cato (D.)
Mortalities Memorandum. 1621.
Speght (B.)
Moses in a Map of his Miracles. 1604.
Drayton {M.)
Musee Fire-works on the 5th of No-
vember. [1640?] Muses.
Looking-Glass. 1638. Ban-
dolph (r.)
Teares for the loss of Prince
Henry. 1613. Davies {J.)
Threnodie. 1638. Adamson (J7.)
Narcissus. 1591. Clapham (cX)---
[1630?] B,, H.
Nature. tl538.] MedwaU(n.)
Nature's Embassie. 1621. Brathwaii
(B.)
Naulogia. [1635?] Farley (B.)
Needle'a Excellency. 1640. Taylor (J.)
New prognostication, etc 1623. W.^lr,
Spring foreshadowed. 1619.
MusophUus, pseud.
Nightingale. 1622. Eannay (P.)
Night-Raven. 1634. B., 8.
Nights Search. 1640. MiU (H,)
Noble Antiquitie of Sbepheards. 1624.
Taylor (J.)
NorthemMothec^B Blessing. 1597. 8.^1.
Poems.
Oq Death. [1520?] Treatise.
On the Death of Sir Francis Vere.
1609. Toumeur ((7.)
On the King's... Progresse inte Scot-
land. 1633. B., J.
On wings of Fear Finch flies away,
etc. [1640?] Finch (J.)
Ormoniua. 1615. Meara(D.de)
Orpheus his Journey to Hell. [1595.]
B.f B,
Owle, the. 1604. Drayton (if.)
0 yes, 0 yes, I do cry,
The Bishops Bridles will you buy.
[1639?] Mill (T.) pseud.
Palace of Honour. [1553 ?] Douglas
Pan's Pipe. 1595. 5., F.
Panthea. 1630. Sylvester (J.)
Pasquils Mad-Cappe. 1626. PasquU,
pseud.
PnsRio Dominica. 1638. Dives (G.)
Passion of a Discontented Mind. 1621.
Fashion.
of our Saviour Jesus Christ. 1622.
Bullokar (J.)
Pax Vobis, or Wits Changes. 1623.
Tisdide(R.)
Peace with her foure garders. 1622.
Aylett (B.)
PennylesPilgrimage. 1618. Taylor(J,)
Philomythie. 1616. Scot (T.)
PhyllypSparowe. [1550?] 8keUon(J.)
Pierce the Ploughman's Crede. 1553.
FierSf the Ploughman.
Pietas in Patrem. 1636. Barlow (T.)
Pi lgrimagetoParadise.l592.^re^on(^.)
Pilgrim's Farewell. 1618. Lithgow(iV.)
New-yeares-Gift. [1625 ?]
Grane (B.)
Pleasures Vision, etc. 1619. Neuh'
man (^.)
Poemata Sacra. 1619. Adamson (P.)
—1633. Bamsay (-4.)— 1636. Salt-
marsh (J.)
Poematum Libellus. 1598. Vaughan
(Sir W.)
Poems ; amorous, funerall, etc. 1616.
Z>., W.
Poems of T. Carew. 1640. Carew (T.)
of F.Davison. 1621. DavisonlF.)
of J. Donne. 1633. Donne (J.)
ofM.Drayton. 1605. Drayton(M.)
of W. Drummond. 1616. Drum--
Tnond (W.)
of H. Glapthome. 1639. Glap-
thorne (B,)
Poetical Blossoms. 1633. Cowley (A.)
Recreations. 1604. Craig (A.)
1708
INDEX.
Poems.
Poetical Varieties. 1637. JotxUin (T,)
Poly-Olbion. 1613. Drayton (M.)
Poor Man*8 Passions. [1605.] War-
ren (A,)
Pope's Complaint. [1620?] Fatd V.,
Fope.
Portland Stone in Paules Ghnrchyard.
1622. Farley (H.)
PosieofGilloflowers. 1580. Oifford(H.)
Praise andVertue of a Jayle and Jaylers.
1623. Taylor (J.)
of Beggery, Beggera, etc. 1621.
Taylor (J.)
Preservation of King Henry Y 11. 1599.
Henry VII., King, etc.
Primula Yeris sen Panegyrica. 1613.
Aretius (J.)
Prince Henry revived. 1615. Feacham
(H.)
Principal! Points of holy profession.
1607. Arthington (H.)
Progymnasmata Poetica. 1590. Brun-
suerdus (J.)
Prosopopoeia. [1620?] FaulV.,Pope.
Prosopopoia, or Mother Hubberds Tale.
1613. iSpenser {E.)
Purple Island. 1633. Fletcher (P.)
Pygmalion's Image. 1598. K,, W.
Pyrgnmachia. 1635. Qower (J.)
Quadrains. 1605. DuFaurlO.)
QueenElizabeth'sTear8.1607.jL€ ver(C.)
Quips upon Questions. 1600. Snuffe
(C, de C)
B. Barnabii vita at^ obitus. [1600?]
JSrimellus (/.)
BapeofLucrece. 1694. Shakespeare^ W,)
of Proserpine. 1628. Claudi-
anus (C.)
Bavished Soule. 1601. Breton (N,)
Becreations with the Muses. 1637.
Alexander ( W.)
Bede me and be not wrothe, etc.
[1526?] 0., N,
Beei suo...in Patriam ex AngliA re-
deunti, ScotisB Gratulatio. 1617.
Hume (D.)
Be<;i8ter of English Martyrs. 1569.
Bnce(T.)
Bemedieof Love. 1640. Beauinont(F,)
Besurrection of the Mass. 1654. Hi'-
larie (H)
Beward of Wickedness. [1574.] BMn-
won (R,)
Bobert Earl of Salisbury. 1612. Jchnr
9on(B.)
Sacred memory of the Miracles of
Jesus Christ. 1618. Botolanda {8.)
Sacrifice of Isaac. 1592. Sylvester (J,)
Poems.
Sacrosancta Buoolica. 1683. BelU'
hachius (0.)
Saint Marie Magdalen's Conyersion.
1603. a, J.
Peter's Complaint. 1595. Feltr,
Saint, ete.— 1616. 5., 5.— 1620.
Southtoell (B,)
Peter's Ten Teares. 1697. Feter^
Saint, etc.
Salve Deus Bex JudaeorunL 1611.
Lanyer UE.)
School of Virtue. 1667. Seager (F.)
SchoolmastersPrecepts. 1626. LHynir.)
Scourge of Baseness. [1619.] Tay-
lor (J,)
ofDrunkenness. 1619. J7om^ IF.)
of Venus. 1614. -4., ^.—1620.
H,, A,
Select second husband for Sir T. Over-
burie's wife. 1616. Davies (JJ)
Shadowof Night 1594. Chapman (O,)
Shepbeard*s Calendar. 1611. iS^pefissr
iE.)
Garland. 1698. Drayton (M.)
Pipe. 1614. Browne ( W,)
Shepherd's Starre. 1691. Theocritus,
theFoet.
Shephf^rds* Tales. 1623. Brathwait
(k)
Shilling, or the Travailes of Twelve-
pence. [1622 ?] Taylor (J.)
Short treatise of certain things abused
In the Popysh Church, long used.
[1648.] Moone(F,)
Siege and Destruction of Troy. 15 13.
Troy.
of the Castle of Edinburgh. 1573.
Sempill (B)
Sir Bevys of Hampton. [1550?]
Bevis.
SirDegore. [1650?] Degore, Sir.
Sir F. Drake's Life. 1696. i^Vte-
Oefrey (C.)
Sir Tryamoure. [1650?] Tr^a-
moure. Sir.
Skeltonicall Salutation. 1589.
Skelton (J.)
Solemne passion of the Soules Love.
1623. Breton (N.)
Song of the Begger. 1629. Deser^
tion.
of Mary the Mother of Christ.
1601. Mary, the Blessed Virgin.
Sonnets. [1584.] C, H.
Sorrow's Joy. 1603. J7tsaMA,
Queen of Bhigland.
Souldiers Wish, etc. 1603. Pr»dbe«(/?.)
Soules Harmony. 1602. Breton (Jtf.)
INDEX.
1709
P0EU8.
Spectacle to Repentance. 1571.
Coldough (G.)
Speke Parrot. [1520?] Skelton (J,)
Spider and the Fly. 1566. Hey-
wood (J.)
Spiritual Proplne, etc. 1589. Mel^
ville (/.)
Spy, The. 1628. B,, J.
Squyr of lowe degre. [1550.1 Squire,
Stand np to your Belief 1640.
Johnson (T.) Minister.
Stephaniskion. Ad Scotiae Begem,
etc 1590. Melvaie(A.)
Story of Thebes. [1500 ?] Thehes.
Summa Totalis. 1607. Davies (J.)
Superbias Flagellum, or the Whip of
Pride. 1621. Taylor (J,)
Susanna. 1612. Susanna,
Sylvae. 1606. Barclay (J.)
Synagogue, The. 1640. Herbert (G,)
Tale of Troy. 1589. Peele(G.)
Taylor on Thame Isis. [1632.]
Taylor (J,)
Taylor's Motto. 1621. Taylor (J,)
Tears of a Sorrowful Soul. 1613.
Leighton{Sir W.)
Temple, the. 1633. Herbert (G.)
Temple of bras. [1478 ?] Temple.
of glas. [1500 ?] Temple.
Thameseidos. 1600. TT., E.
Theatre ot the Scottish Kings. [1625.]
Garden (A.)
Third Day's Creation. 1640. Saluste
du Bartas {G. de)
Thrift's Equipage. 1622. Aylett(B.)
Thule. 1598. B., F.
Times Anatomy. 1606. Pricket {B.)
Curtaine drawne. 1621. Brath-
wait (B.)
Tom Tell-Troth's Message. 1600.
La. (Jo.) Gent.
Tournament of Tottenham. 1631. Pit-
kington (G.)
Tragedy of Sir R. Qrinvile. 1595.
Markham ((?.)
of Claudius Tiberius Nero. 1607.
Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar.
Travayled Rlgrim. 1569. B., S.
Trial of Travel. 1630. Goodall(B.)
of Treasure. 1667. Trial.
Triumph of Peace. 1633. Shir-
ley (j.)
Triumphalia de Victoriis Elizabethae.
[1589.] Eleutherius (N,)
Triumphs of Trophes. 1586. L,, L.
Troia BriUnica. 1609. Hey wood {T)
Troilus and Creasida. [1482?]
yVoiViM.— 1685. rhancer (G.)
P0KM8
True Tale of Bobbin [Hood]. [1631.]
Parker (M.)
Tunnynge of Elynour Rummynge*
[1520?] Skelton (J.)
Venus and Adonis. 1594. Shake-
speare (W.)
Unmasking of a feminine MachiavelL
1604. Andrews (T)
Verry Merry Wherry Ferry Voyage.
1622. Taylor (J.)
Virtue triumphant. 1603. Leighion
(Sir W.)
Vision of Henry VII. concerning
Great Britain. 1610. (?., T.
Visiones Rerum. 1623. Hagthorpe (J.)
Voice of the last Trumpet. 1550.
Crowley (B.)
Upon the longing of a blessed heart.
1601. Breton (N.)
Urania. 1629. Austin (S.)
Ware the Hawke. [1520?] Skdton(J.)
Water-Cormorant his Complaint.
1622. Taylor (J.)
Way to Thrift. 1597. S., J,
Weeping Lady. 1625. Brewer (T)
When we are dead, and now no more.
[1630 ?] W., B.
Whip for a Brownist. [1640?]
Brewnist.
Whipi^ for worldlings. [1586.]
Taylw (S.)
Why come ye nat to courte. [1520 ?]
Skelton (J.)
Willeii poeniatum liber. 1573.
Willes (B.)
Wittes Pilgrimage. [1610?] Davies
W
Wretchednes of all mankynde.
[1550?] Treatise.
Zepheria. 1594. Zepheria.
Poetaster, The. Comedy. 1602. Jonson
(B.)
Poetry. 1596. Sidney (Sir P.)—
1624. /)a?ecAamp(C.>-ri630?] B.,H.
Poetry, New Spring of Divine. 1637.
Day (J.)
Poets' Vision. 1603. Greene (T^
Poitiers, Battle. 1631. Aleyn (C.)
Polaroone, Taking of the Island of.
1622. Eati Indies.
Policy, Mirror of. 1698. Mirror.
Practice of. 1604. Lloyd (L.)
Policy and Religion. 1606. FiH-Her-
bert (T.)
Politeuj)huia. 1597. B., J.
Wits Commonwealth. 1598. Ling
(N.)
Poliiic Atheist. 1G02. HuU (J.)
1710
INDEX.
Politic Maid. [1640?] C, R,
Thief. 1638. Garcia, Don.
Political Affairs, Disquisition concern-
ing. 1616. Wright {K)
Politics or Civil Doctrine, Six books oil
1694. Lipsius (J.)
Politique Piatt. 1580. Hitchcock (R,)
Polychronycon. 1482. Eigden (i?.)
Pi>lydoron. 1631. Done {J.)
Poly-Olbion. Poem. 1613. Drayton(M,)
Polyteuphuia. [1600?] £odenham(J.)
Pomander of Prayer. [1560?] Becon{T.)
Poor, Plea of the. 1616. Downame {J.)
Provision for the. 1697. Arth. (J7.)
Poor Man pays for all. [1625 ?] Man.
Man's Garden. 1573. North-
brooke («7.)
Man's Hope. 1635. Oore (J.)
Man's Jewel 1678. Bras-
hridqe (T.)
Man's Library. 1565. Alley (W,)
Man's Passions. 1605. Warre (J.)
Man's Plaster Box. 1634. Man.
Man's Preacher. 1607. Wake-
Popinjay, Complunt of a. 1538. Lind^
say {Sir D.)
Popish Books, Catalogue of. 1624.
Gee (J,)
Ceremonies, Vanity of. 1628.
Smart (P.)
glorying turned to their shame.
1626. Guild ( W.)
— Impostures. 1603. JT., 5.
— Malcontents. 1600. K, O.
— Monsters, Two Wonderful. 1579.
Mdanchthon (P.)
Parson's dialogue with a Christian
Shoemaker. 1548. Chrisiian Shoe-
maker.
-^- Physicians in London. 1624. Oee{J.)
— Piety. 1610. Eerring (F.)
— Recusants. 1640. Great Britain
and Ireland. I Charles J., King.
— Rhyme, Answer to a. 1604.
man (P.)
— Man's Rest. 1620. Norden(J.)
Vicar's Plea. 1620. Ryves (Sir T.)
Eieron (S,)
— Testament, Marginal notes of the.
[1588.] Wither (G.)
Tyranny. 1603. Bea(T.)
Pope's Botereulx, Battery of the. 1550.
Saleshury ( W.)
Complaint to the Cardinals, the.
[1620 ?] PatU F., Pope.
Funeral. 1606. Bell (T.)
Pardons. See supra. Indul-
gences.
Pope Joan. 1610. Cooke (A,)
is Antichrist. 1625. Beard (T.)
Popes, Adoration of. 1612. Gordon {J.)
Election of. 1605. Bignon (J.)
Lives of the. 1600. Valtra(C,de)
Primacy of the. See supra. Papal
SUFBEMACT.
schiismatic. 1534. Roberts (/.)
Temporal Power of. 1609. Bar-
day (FT.)— -1610. Carleton ((?.)—
161L /S., P., Pries*. — 1614. Buc-
keridge (J.) — Du Moulin (P.) —
1621. Crakanihorp (P.)
Popedom, Fahulous foundation of the.
1619. Bernard (P.)
Popery, Antidote against. 1626.
Mayer (J.)— 1639. Guild ( W.)
-^~ Beginning and Ending of. 1688.
Linne ( W,)
^— Dissuasive from. 1599. DUling-
ham (P.)
Downfall of. 1605. Bdl (T,)
Survey of. 1596. Bell (1\)
Treatise against. 1598. Stough-
ton (7\)
Porta Linguarum. 1637. Komenshj
(J. A.)
Portraitiire of the Image of (}od in
Man. 1627. Weemes (J,)
Portugal, Letters concerning. 1582.
Perrenot de Chranvdle {A.)
Portuguese Christians, Edict concerning.
1602. Portugal, PhUip IJ., King,
Posing of the parts of speech. 1630.
Brinsley (J.) t?^e Elder.
Post, a speedy. [1629.] W., /., Gent,
Post with a Packet of madde letters.
1609. Breton (N.)
Post-Nati, Speech concerning the. 1 609.
Kgerton(T,)
Posy of Godly Prayers. 1638. Themyl-
thorp (N.)
Potosi, Mines of. 1581. Zarate {A. de)
Poverty, Regiment of the. 1572.
Gerardus (A,)
Poultry. 1580. Prudent Le Chaysefat
( )— 158L Mascall (Z.)— 1614.
if.. G.
Powder Plot. See supra, Guvfowdeb
Plot.
Power, Spiritual and Temporal. [1555 ?]
Clerieus.
Power of God. 1627. //., G., D.D.
Powerful Favorite. 1628. M,, P.
Practice of Prelates. [1625?] Tyn-
dale (TT.)
of quietness. 1633. WMe ((?.)
Bishop, etc.
Praelium Nuportanum. 1640. Doris-
laus.
INDEX.
1711
PraBmunire, Case of. 1607. Ldhr
Prague, Peace of. 1637. Stella (J.)
Pi-aise of the Laws of Englaod. 1616.
Fartescue (Sir J,)
Praxis Granrmatica. 1623. H., J,
Prayer, Benefits of. [1560.] Treatise.
Directions for. 1633. J.y B,
Pomander of. 1568. Pomander.
Right Pathwaye unto. 1543.
BastUe ( T.) pseud.
Treatise of. [1550?] Melanch-
than (P.)~1640. Doumame ((?.)
Prayer and Meditation. 1582. Luis, de
Granadu.
for deliverance from enemies, etc.
1588. Form.
to be used in private houses.
[1596?] Form.
Prayerbook of the Church of England.
Liturgies. England, Church of.
Common Prayer.
Prayers, Answers to. 1636. Good-
win (T.)
Private. 1570. Edwardes (R.)
—[1578.] Day (i?.)-1581. D., R.
—[1595.] Manual.— 1618. P., B. B.
— 1627. Collection. — 1628. Bur-
ton (H.)
Prayers on the Psalms. 1577, Filles
(B.)
Preacher's Charge. 1631. Brinsley (J.)
the Younger.
Proclamation. Sermon, 1591,
Smith (U.)
lYavels. 1611. Cartwright (J.)
Preachers, Directions for. 1622. Ab-
bott ((?.)
Preaching. 1576. Eemmingsen (N.)
—1577. Oerardus (A.)
Precedence, Decree concerning. 1612.
Oreat Britain and Ireland. James /.,
King.
Predestination. [1550?] Ochino{B.y^
1560. jBrnoa;(c7.)— [1563?] Veron{J.)
— 1566. Crowley {R.) — [1576.]
Odby (A.) — 1599. Polanus (A.)-^
1606. Perkins (W.)^iei7. Dent
(u4.)— 1620. Du Moulin (P.) —
1631. Overal (J.)— Usher (J.)
Prelates and Prelacy. See also Bishops.
[1 525 ?] Tyndalt ( W.) — 1530.
Henry VIII., iftn^.— [1544.] Stal-
brydye (F.)— 1563. Fox (J.)— 1608.
Scotland. Parliament. — 1(309. Doto-
name ((?.)— 1611. Barrow (B.)--
1625. Mason (F.)—\QZiy. Bast-
wick («/.)— [163G?] mute (3/.)—
1U37. Bastwick (J.)—E., M.— Hunt-
ley ( TT.)— 1640. England.'Saa (J.)
Bishop. — Marprelate (M.)
Preabytcrial Discipline. 1593. Great
Britain.— 1605. Bancroft (B.)
Presbyterianism. 1591. Sutcliffe(M.)
Preservative to keep a Protestant. 1629.
B.,T.
Preserves, Making of. 1621. MurreU(J.)
Ptesidentes, Book of. 1546. Book.
New Book of. [1543.] Phaer(T.)
Pretty Lass, The Praise of a. Ballad.
[1635?] Praise.
Pride, Nature of. [1612.] Hooker (B.)
Pride and Ambition. 16 16. Tuke {T.)
Priests, Celibacy of. [1550?] Ulric,
Saint, etc.
Honour due to. 1590L Sa-
ravia (JJ.)
Priesthood, Authority
1567. Allen (W.)
Priests, Defence of. 1602. Colleton (J.)
Execution of. 1607. Balmford(j.)
Marriage of. 1541. Sawtry (j.)
—1556. Poynet (J.) — [1562 ?]
Martin (T.)
secular. 1602. Antiquodlibei.
to remit sins.
Priests and Jesuits, Catalogue of. 1624.
Gte (J.)
Primacy of the Pope. See supra, Papal
Supremacy.
Primers of the Church of England.
Liturgies. England, Church of.
Primers.
of the Church of Rome. Liturgies^
Bome, Church of. Primers.
Primogeniture. 1618. Ap-Bobert (J.)
Primrose, Ship, of London. 1585.
Mote{H.)
Primula Veris. 1613. Aretius (J.)
Prince, Creation of the. 1610. Price(D.)
'Duty of a. [ 1540 ?] Agapeius.
Power of a. 1617. Lindsay (D.)
Prince d'Amour. 1635. D., W.
Princely Progresse of the Church
Militant 1610. Bedle(T.)
Princes, Dial of. 1568. Guevara (A. de)
Doctrinal of. 1534. Isocrates.
Fall of. [1494.] Boccaccio (G.)
Pilgrimage of. 1586, Lloyd (L.)
Principles for Young. 1611.
More (G.)
Table-Book for. 1621. Scot (P.)
Printers and Binders of Popish books ia
London. 1624. Gee (J.)
Prison and Prisoners, Character of. 1618.
Mynshtd ((?.)
Prisoner's Plaint. 1623. Ashton (G.)
Private Judgment in Keligion. 1630,
S., J., of thv Society of Jesus.
1712
INDEX.
Trivate Mass. 1548. Oest (E,)
Prayer. 1636. Parr {£,)
Ylrohe Theological. 1612. Lake (0.)
Problems, geometrical. 1616. Spei-
deU (J.)
Processionals. Liturgies, Rome^Churchof,
Proclamations, Book of. [1609.]
Great Britain and Ireland, James J.,
Prodigality, fall of. 1573. Carr (J,)
Prodigies. See infra^ Wonders.
Profaneness, Remedy of. 1637. HaU(J.)
Bishop,
Prognostication^ Strange. 1624.
Magini (G^. A,}
Progress of Saints into full Holiness,
1630. Taylor (T.)
Progresses. See in/ra. Royal Pro-
OBE88ES.
Promos and Cassandra. 1578. WTiet-
stone (G^.)
Promptuarie de les Annales del Common
Ley. 1614. Ashe (T.)
Prophecies. 1627. Salter (/?.)
Prophecies, Acoomplishmentof the. 1613.
Du Moulin (P.)
Defensative against the poyson of
supposed. 1583. Howard {H,)
•^— Problem concerning. 1588.
Harvey (J.)
Prophecies concemingtheChurch of Rome.
[1548?] Popery.— 1588. Linne{W.)
—1615. Maxwell (J,)
Prophets, two upstart. 1686. H, T.
Proprietates Rerum. [1495?] Qlan"
villa {B. de)
Proserpine, Rape of. 1628. CTau-
dianus (C.)
Prosody. 1635. Smetius (F.)— 1638.
Danes (f7.)
Prosopopoeia. [1620?] Paul V,, Pope,
Prosopopoia, or Mother Hubberd's Tale.
1613. Spenser {E.)
Prospective Glass to look into Heayen.
1618. Vicars (J.)
Protestant, Picture of a true. 1609.
Tuke (T.)
Protestant and Papist, conference between.
1626. Jenney (0,)
Religion. 1601. Barlow ( TT.)—
1620. Paterron ( TT.)— 1621. S,, R.,
Doctor of Divin ity."-! 623. A ., 0.—
Bernard (P.)— 1624. C, H-^Gover-
rfa/c(i»f.)— 1633. P., W.'-PotUr {€,)
—1635. PtVciJedfe (5.)— 1638. a»7-
lingworth (WJ) — Rogers {H.)
Protestants, DispLiying of the. 1566.
Hogarde (Af.)
Happy estate of. [1600?] 5., Af.
Protestants* Calendar. 1624. We!fbe(0,)
Bishop, etc.
Protestiints and Catholics, Controversies
between. 1606. Osiander (Z.)
ProtomartvT Britannus. 1627. J9ar-
moT (c7.)
Prototypes. 1640. Whatdy {W.)
Provence, Witchcraft in. 1613.
Michadis (S,)
Proverbs. 1566. Heywood (J,) — 1579.
Lopez de Mendoza (/.) — 1691.
F7ono ((?.>— 1616. N,, P., GenU—
P., P., (?cn<.— 1627. James /.— 1633.
Draxe (T.)— 1639. Glarke (J.)—
1640. H., G,,M^,'-W%t.
Providence of GK>d. 1546. John^ Chry-
sos^om.— [1588?] Baro (P.>— 1630.
HakeufUl (G.)
Prudence. 1634. Sandys (Sir M.)
Prutenical Tables. 1602. Blunde-
ville {T.)
Psalms of David. Bible, Old Teskh
ment. Psalms,
Psendo Martyr. 1610. Donne (J,)
Psendostratiotes. 1596. Sc?u)nmus (C)
Ptochomuseion. 1565. Alley {W.)
Public Prayer. 1636. Browning (J,)
Worship, Errors in. 1640.
Hughes (L.)
Purgatory. [1482?] Revelation. —
1530. P(wteK (•/:>-- 1533. Frith (J.)
—1549. -^ptntM.— 1561. Veronlj.)
—1577. Fulke (W^.)— 1599. Sift-
diffe (M,y-1625, Guild ( FF.)
Purgatory, News out of. 1630. 2hrl-
ton(R.)
Purgatory's triamph over Hell. 1613.
P.,/.
Puritan, The. Play. 1607. &, W.
Puritans and Puritanism. 1602.
NidioU {J.y-X^b, 0rmerod(O,y-
1626. 5co<(P.)— 1631. Widdowe9(G,)
—1633. a. P., a Catholic Priest,--
1640. Ames(W,)
Purple Island. 1633. Fletcher (P.)
Pygmalion's Image. 1698. K^ IP.—
1613. Marstoti (J,)
Pyrgomachia. 1635. Goum" (JS)
Pyrotechny. See supra, Fibeworks*
INDEX.
1713
Quacksalvers, Exposure of. 1617.
Cotta (c/:)— 1623. Farestus (P.)
Quadraut, horizontal. [1631.] Deta-
main (B,)
Quadrature of the Circle. 1604.
Oliver (T,)
Quadriga Salutis. 1625. Bawlinson (J.)
Quadrivium Sionis. 1633. Monlas («/.)
Qiiffistiones de modis sigDificaudi.
[1510?] Albertus, Magnus,
Quart roQ of Reasons unquartered. 1603.
DillifUfham (F,)
QuaterniOy or a fourefold way to a happie
life. 1633. Nash(T.)
Queen Elizabeth's Prayer Book. 1581.
Elizabeth's Tears. Poem. 1607*
Lever ( C.)
Queen's Wells, the. 1632. Rowzee (L,)
Queries to the Prelates. 1637. K, M.
Quicksilver. 1579. Baker (G.y-16Z7.
Clowes ( W,)
Quips upon Questions. 1600. Snuffe
(0, de a)
Quis Dives Salvus. 1618. SaJvianus,
Massiliensis.
Quixote, Don. 1620. Cervantes
Saavedra (if. de)
R
Rabboni. Sermon.JL620. Wdlkington(T,)
Rabdolosjia. 1617. Napier (j)
Raging Tempest Stilled. 1623. Jack-
son (71)
Turk. 1631. GoffeCT,)
Ragman, The. [1640?] Lookes(J,)
RainboWjThe. Sermon. 1617. Bourne(J,)
Raising of them that are fallen. 1606.
SaviU (T.)
Ram Alley. 1611. Barrey (L,)
Ransom of Time. 1634. Soto (A. de)
Rape of Lucrece. Poem. 1594. Shake-
speare (H'^.)
Do. Tragedy. 1630. Eeywood (T,)
Rapier and Dagger. 1595. Savido ( F.)
Rasche Theboth. 1635. Keuchenius (C)
Rates and Taxes. 1604. Gibbon (C)
Ratisbon Book. 1542. Germany, Empire
of, Beichstag,
Raven's Almanack. 1609. Decker (21)
Ravished Soul. 1601. Breton (K)
Read Prayers, Defence of. 1640.
Gifford(G.)
Real Presence. 1553. White (J,) Bishop.
—1554. Watson (T,) Bishop,^
1556. Watsonus (B.)—llySl. Hamil-
ton (c7.}— 1582. White (P.)— 1596.
Jesus Christ.— 'ie02, Bider (/.)—
1634. Wa/erer (if.)
Reason, Art of. 1573. Lever (B.)
Reason's Monarchy. 1602. Mason (B,)
Rebellion, The. Tragedy. 1640. Baw-
lins (71)
Pall of. [1573.] Eolme{W.)
Reckoning, Art of. 1522. Tunstall (0.)
Records, Directions for Search of. 1622.
Powell {T.)
Ri'cusant's Conversion. 1608. Price (D.)
Rcdemcandbunottwrothc. [1526?] 0.,N,
Redemption of Man. 1514. Simon,
the Anker, etc. — 1598. Kimedoncius
(e^.) — 1599. BUson (T.) — 1604.
Broughton (il.)— 1617. Biehard-
son ((7.)
of Time. 1619. Whatdy ( W.)
Red Herring. Praise of the. 1599.
"O
Nash (T.)
Reformation in Scotland. 1638. Scoi^
land.
Reformed and Roman Church, DiflFerence
betwixt. . 1628. Ball (J.) Bishop.
Catholic. 1611. Perkins ( W.)
Churches, Ministers of the. 1614.
Forbes (P.)
Churches, Treatise concerning the.
1617. Johnson (P.)
— Churches in France, Confession
of the. 1620. Du Moulin (P.) the
Elder.
— Politic, the. 1589. FregevUle (J. de)
Spanish. 1621. Nicholas y Sa^
Charles (J.)
Reformers, Treatise in favour of the.
1548. Champneys (J.)
Regal and Ecclesiastical Power, Differ-
ence of. [1548.] Stafford (H.)
Regeneration. Sermons. 1618. WTiately
Regenspurg. Batisbon.
Regent's Tragedy. 1570. SempHl^R.)
Regimen Sanitatis Salami. 1528.
Academies, etc. Salerno. Schola Sor
lemitana.
Regiment lortheSea. [1574.] Boume(W.)
of the Church. '1606. Bell {T.)
Regina Pecunia. 1623. Leius (M.)
Register of Histories. 1576. JElianus.
Kegistrum Brevium. 1553. England.
1714
INDEX.
Helen ting Mind, Passionate Spark of a.
1604. Grahame{S.)
Religion, choice of. 1(338. Conference,
—1640. Rushworth ( W.)
Controversies of. 1613. Cowper(W.'S
CoiTuption of. 1603. Broughton(H,)
— Disputations concerning. 1604.
J).,N.
Observations concerning. 1612.
Copley (J.)
— Principles of. [1580 ?] fforne ( W.)
—1681. Watson (C.)
— Prudential balance of. 1609.
Catholic Religion,
Keformation in. 1582. WesU
faling (J7.)
— Resolution of. 1603. B,, B,
State of. 1605. Belation,—lQ29.
Sandys (Sir E.)
Survey of the New. 1603. Kelli-
son CM.)
Religion and Allegiance. 1627. Mayn^
waring (J?.)
Religious Communion. 1614. Robin"
son (J.)
— Observances. 1565. Gathering,
— State, Happiness of a. 1632.
Plautus {H.)
Remedies ibr Diseases. 1558. Alessio,
—1630. Vavghan (Sir TT.)
Remedy of Love. 1620. OviditM Naso
(P.)— 1 614. Beaumont (F.)
RememberLot*sWife.l588. Carpenter(J,)
Remiccius, a reformed Catholic 1609.
Bell(T.)
Renegade, The. 1630, Mansinger (P.)
Repentance. 1583. Dent (i4.j— 1595.
Perkins (W.)''1607, Meriton (G.)—
1609. Lennard(S,y-lQ17, Mavericke
(/?.) — 1618. White (B.) — 1626.
Cambi (i?.)— 1629. Taylor (T.y-
1631. Dyke(p,)
Repertory of Keoords, The. 1631.
Agard (A,)
Resolves, divine, moral, political.
[1620?! Feltham(0.)
Rest for the Weary. 1630. Symmer (A.)
Resting-Place of the Mind. Sermon.
1622. Teelinck (W,)
Resurrection. 1545. Vlerke («71)— 1560.
Brentz (J.y-UOe, Hoddeston (B,)—
1636. Day (J.)—PHdeuux (J,)
Retorna Brevium. [1630 ?] Retoma. —
1543. Justice of the Peace.— 1581.
Kitchin {J,)
Return from Argier. Sermon. 1628.
Kellet (E,)
Revanche du mespris d' Amour. 1617.
Mailliet ( de)
Revenge, Ship. 1591. Azoret,
Reward of the Faithful. 1623. Flet-
cher (G.)
Rheims, English College at. 1581.
Allen (W.)
Rheims against Rome. 1626. Ber^
nard (/?.)
Rh6, Protestant Refugees from. 1627.
Great Britain and Ireland, Charlez
J., King.
Rheinberg, Siege of. 1601. Maurice^
Prince of Orange,
Rhetoric. [1524.] Cox (i.)— 1553.
Wilson (Sir T.)--1555. Sherry (B,)
—1577. Harvey ((?.)— 1584. Arts.
—1588. Fenner (D,)— 1695. Perry
(H,) — 1621. Sus^fbrotus (J.) —
Vicars (T.)— 1625. KorudaUfis (T.)
—1629. Butler (C.y-mi, Vossius
((?.)— 1634. Barton (J,)
Rhodes, Siege of. 1598. Sulaifndn I.
Rhodon and Iris. 1631. Kneuei (R.)
Rich Jew of Malta. 1633. Marlow (C)
Man's Waming-Piece. 1630.
Sydenham (H.)
Richard II. Tragedy. 1598. Shake-
speare ( W,)
Richard III. Tragedy. 1598. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Riches, lawful use of. 1578. Mem-
mingsen (N.)
Riches of Elder Ages. 1592. Telin (GJ)
Riddles, of Heraclitus. 1598. Eeraditus,
of Ephesus,
Riding, Art of. Seesupra^ Horsemanship.
Right Way to the best Religion. 1636.
Williams (G.)
Righteous, Shield of the. 1625. Horn (B.)
Righteous Mammon. 1618. HcUl (J.)
Man's Evidence for Heaven. 162^.
Rogers (F.)
Man's Tower. 1639. Dyke (J.)
Man's Way. 1621. Proclor (T.S
Righteousness, Necessity of. 1622.
Randall (J.)
Bites and Ceremonies used in the Church.
1546. VergUiils (P.)
Rival Friends. 1632. Hausted (P.)
Roaring Giri. 1611. Middleton (7.)
and Decker (T.)
Robert, Duke of Normandy, Legend ef.
1596. Drayton (if.)
Robin Hood, True tale of. [1631.]
Parksr (M,)
Rochelle, Assembly in. 1621. France.
Reformed Churches,
Hi'ndition of. 1628. France.
Louis XllL, King,
— Siege of. 1G21.
Bergudle ( de)
INDEX.
1715
Rock of Regard. 1576. Whetstone (G.^
liockland, Murder at. 1609. James ( )
Rocks of Christian Shipwreck. 1618.
Dominis (M. A. de)
Rodomonth's Infernal. [1607.] Des
Fortes (P.)
Roermont, Taking in of. 1633. Hex-
ham (ff,)
Rogue, The. 1623. Aleman (M.)
Rollo, Duke of Normandy. Tragedy.
1640, Fletcher (J,)
Rolls, Catalogue of the Masters of the.
1636. Philipot {J.)
Roman Actor. 1629. Maesinger (P,)
Antiquities. 1614. Godmin {T.)
Catholic. See also Papal and
Popish.
Catholic and Protestant, Compari-
son of. 1603. Parsons (R.)
— (Catholic Faith proved. W,, C, B.
— Catholic Faith, Defence of. 1620.
Champny (A.)
Catholic Relidon, French converts
from. 1601. j5., FT.
— Catholic Religion, Ground of.
1623. Anderson (P.)
Catholic Religion, Petition for the
toleration of the. 1604. Great Britain
and Ireland, James I., King.
— Catholic Religion, Truth of. 1634.
— Catholic Vows. [1560.] Bale {J,)
Catholics, Defence of. 1611. Ah-
hot (B.)
— Church, Difference of opinion con-
cerning. 1629. Ball (J.) Bishop.
Church, Idolatry of. 1696. Bain-
olds (J.)
— Church, Letters for and against.
1616. Ainsworth (J.)
Church, State of. 1606. Cleman-
giis (N. rfe>-1629. ButterfieUi (B.)
—Cholmley (B.)
— Church the only true Church of
Christ. 1614. Buntley (J. G.)
Clei'gy* ahuses of tne. 1623.
/>., G.
— Conclave. 1609. Ursinus (J.)
— Curia, Writers against the. 1625.
Witzel{G.)
Emperors. [1650 ?] Berodian. —
Roman Triumphs. 1590. Lloyd (L.)
Wars. 1678. Appian.
Romanarchia. 1573. Acuorth (G.)
Romanism, Motives to, disputed. 1610.
White (J.)
Romans, 'J'nmnlts, etc., before Augustus
CflBsar. 1601. Fulbecke(W.)
Romans and Carthaginians, Wars be-
tween the. 1568. Polyhius.^16^.
ButUius Bufus (P.)
Rome, Commonwealth to Monarchy.
1632. Awustus (0. J. a 0.)
English Collegeat. 1581. Allen(W.)
Lives of the Englishmen at. 1582.
Munday (A.)
Necessity of separating from. 1624.
Wotton (A.)
— News from. [1606.] Valesoo, Sig-
nior^ pseud. — 1612. Warmingtou {W.)
— Peace of. 1609. Ball {J.) Bishop.
— Reliques of. 1663. Becon ( T^
— Ruio of. 1603. Bible. New Test.
BeveLation.
Topography of. 1600. Marlianus
(J. B.)
Woefull crie of. 1606. Bell (T.)
Romeo and Juliet 1597. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Romish Church. See also Papacy,
Popery, etc.
Church, Bee hive of the. 1579.
Bahbotenu (J.) pseud.
Church, Errors of the. 1574.
Scot (G.)
— Church, Golden Legend of the.
1612. Buytinck (5.)
Church, Protestant's apology for.-
1608. BrereUy (J.)
Faith, Motives concerning. 1593.
Bell(T.)
Fisher caught
in his own Net.
1624. FeatUy(D.)
— Forgerien. 1606. Crashaw ( W.)
— Fox, Hunting of the. 1543.
Wraghton ( W.)
Fox, hescuing of the. 1545.
Wraghton ( W.)
— Prelates, Troubles wrought by the.
1663. Fox (J.)
Spider. 1606. Cooper (T.) Preacher.
1671. Beynoldes (i?.)-1577. Gue-
vara (A. rfc)— 1633. Beusner (N,)
History. 1592. Lipsius («7.)—
1600. Livius (T.>— 1608. Ful-
hecke (W.)—lQm. Marcellinus {A.)
—1627. Philippsov (J.)— 1632. Vd-
leius Paterculus (6'.)— 1638. Florus
(L A.)
Room for a Gentleman. 1609. Bich (B.)
Romulus and Tarquin. 1637. MaU
vezzi ( V.)
Rosalind,Euphues Golden Legacy. 1609.
lAHige{T.)
Rosary of Jesus. [1620 ?] Jesus Christ.
of the B. V. 1576. JIf., /.— 1598.
Mary, f he Blessed KiVyin.— [1600 ?]
Loarte («/.)
1716
INDEX.
Ro8e and Lily. Sennon. 1639.
Parks ( W,)
Roses, Ware of the. 1609. Daniel (8.)
Round Table, Knights of. 1529. Arthur,
King, etc.
Roxana. 1632. Alabaster {W.)
Royal and Ecclesiastical Power. 1534.
O/MM.— 1638. Differentia.
Book. [1488 ?] CaxUm ( TT.)
Courts, Authority of. 1594.
Orompton (R.)
Exchange, Office of. 1628. Cheat
Britain and Ireland, Charles I,
King and Loyal Subject. 1637.
ffeywood(T,)
— Master, The. 1638. Shirley (J.)
— Passing-Bell. 1630. Syden-
ham (H.)
Prerogative, Usurpation of by Pre-
lates. 1637. HunUey ( W.)
ROTAL PROOBESSES.
Q. Elizabeth. 1558. Elizabeth,
Qttpen.— [1678.] Churchyard (T.)
—1691. Brown (^.)— 1691, 1592.
Elizaheth, Quesn.
James I. 1618. Adameon (J.)
Royal Slave. 1639. Slave,
Supremacy. 1546. Bekinsau (J.)
—1673. J^rirf^rw (/.)— 1606. Eepart,
—1608. (7oo;fc6(c^.)— 1612. Panke(J,)
—1613. BurhU (B,)—{1613.'] Aeor
demies, etc. Paris. University de
Pans.— 1616. •Tamw /.— 1619. Alfbot
(/?.)— 1623. Wemius (J.)
Rubbo, and a great Cast. 1614. F^rts-
man (T.)
Rudlmenta Grammatices. 1529. Wol-
sey{T.)
Ruins in Kent, Sussex, etc 1636.
Taylor (J,)
Rule a Wife and have a Wife. 1640.
Fletcher (J.)
Rule of Faith. 1626. AposOet^ Creed.
of Good Life. 1633. Bernard^ St.
of the Law under the G(i6pel.
1635. Ihylor (T.)
of Perfection. 1609. Benedicius.
of Reason. 1552. WHum {Sir T,)
Run from Rome. 1624. Wotton (A.)
Running Register. 1626. Oufen (L.^
Russia, Description of. 1^7 7. OttS"
taldo (/,) — Muenster (5.) — 1598.
Turherville (G.)
Treati^ on. 1626. Purchas (8.)
Voyage to. 1605. Smith {Sir T.)
War in. 1614. Brereton (//.)
Russian Government, Manner of the.
1591. Fletcher ((?.) the Elder.
Rutter, The Great. 1590. England.
Rutter of distances from one port to
another. [1540?] Ptolemy {C.)
of the Sea, [1650 ?] Copland (jB.)
Sabbath. 1595. Boumd ry.)— 1604.
• Widley (G^.)— 1628. Braboume (T,)
—1630. Brerewood (E,) — 1631.
Byfitld (/?.)— 1634. Prideaux (/.)—
1635. White (F.) Bishop,'-'iem. A.
^Antidote. — Vow {Cy—Heylyn {F.)
—1638. Walker ((?.) B.D.
Sabbath-Breakers. 1636. England,
SabWath day pastimes, Treatise reproving.
1679. Northbrooke (J,)
Sacrament of the Altar. See supra,
Lord's Supper.
Sacraments. [1510.] Burgo (J, de) —
152L Henry F//J.— [1637 ?] Ale-
Hus (^.>-[1550?] Tyndale (W.)
—1562. Lasco (J. a)— 1558.
Watson(T,) Bishop,— 169i. Ahbot(B,)
—1600. Hamilton (J,) — 1603.
Jewel (J.) Bishop.
Sacrifice of Thankfulness. 1616.
Adams (T.)
J<acrilige. 1690. Saravia (^.)— 1611.
Gardiner (5.)— 1616. Gostivyke (/if.)
—1619. ikm/nll (Sir J,)
Saffron-Walden, Have with you to.
1696. Nash(T.)
Sages, the Seven. 1692. Bolland (J.)
Sailing. 1605. Potter (^.)— 1607.
Davis (J,)
Sailors, Safeguard of. 1590. England.
Saint Alban's, Book of. 1595. Bemes(J.)
— Bartholomew's Day, Massacre of.
1618. French Massacre,
George for England. 1601.
Malynes (G. de)
— Osyth, Witches'at. 1582. IF., W.
— Patrick for Ireland. 1640. Shiriey(J.)
Paul's Church. Paul^ Saint and
tn
Apostle, Cathedral Church of,
London,
— Paul's Church, Burning of. 1563.
Pilkington (J.)
Paul's Church, Complaint of. 1616.
Farley (H,)
— Paul's Church, her Bill for Parli*.
ment. 1621. Farley (H,)
— Paul's Churchyard, Portland Stone
in. 1022. Farley {H.)
INDEX.
1717
Saint Peter's Complaint. 1620. Souih-
Peter's Rock. 1697. Top (A,)
Peter's Well at Peter-head. 1636.
Mure {A,)
Stephen's last Will 1638.
Qataker (T.)
Vinc*»nt'a Rocks. 1628. Venner{T,)
Saint's Daily Exercise, The. 1629.
Prtston (J.)
Humiliation. Sermons. 1633.
T<yrshdl (8.)
Qualification. 1634. Preston (J,)
Sacrifice. 1632. Qorige ( W,)
Safety in evil Times. Sermon.
163:^. Sihbee^R,)
Submission, The. 1638. Pre8ion{j:
Saints, Imperfection of. l^^l.Scrogie^A.
Invocation of. 1562. Vertm (J.^
—1624. Montagu (B.)
Livesof the. [1609.] Vill^gas(A.de)
Lives of English. 1632. PorUr (J.)
Saints* Bodies, Register of, snggebted.
[1661.] Calvin (J.)
Saints W Calling, etc. 1620. W%lBon(T,)
Saints' Infirmities. [1630?] Preston (J.)
Saints lately Canonized. 1624. Kins-
manCE,)
Saints, rrophets, Patriarchs, etc., Lives of.
1674. Marbecke (J.)
Salad for the Simple. 1595. Eaiv^
kins (J,)
Sale of Salt, or Seasoning of souls.
1611. Spicer (J.)
Sales Fleet. 1637. Dunton (J.)
Salem and Bizantinm, Conquest of.
1533. More (Sir T.)
Salisbury, Diocese of. Liturgical Books.
Liturgies, Borne, Church of. Salis-
bury, Diocese of,
Salmacida Spolia. 1639. Dauenant
(Sir W,)
Salt, Contract about [1640?] Mur-
furd (N.)
Theological treatise on. 1612.
Treatise.
Salvation, Golden Chain of. 1604.
Benecher (H.)
Salvation outside the Church of Rome.
1628. Morton (T.) Bishop, etc.
Salvation, Threefold Resolution necea-
sary to. 1608. Deni&on (J.)
Salve Deus Rex JudsBorum. 1611.
Lanyer (^.)
Salvedoe, Taking of, etc. 1626. B., J.
Salus animtt. 1509. GuHdmus, de
SaJieeto.
oorporia. 1609. QtUidmus, de
Saliceto,
Samaritan, Good. 1640. Bogers (N.)
Samson, History of. 1631. Quarles (F.)
Samson's Seven Locks of Hair. 1621.
Simson (A.)
Samuel's encounter with Saul. 1620.
Bogers (R.)
Funeral. 1618. Earns (J?.)
Sancta Peccatrix. [1630?] Eodson(W,)
Sanctuary of a troubled soul. 1623.
Eayward (Sir J.)
Santa Lucia, Massacre in. 1605. Nic6l(J,^
Santiago, taking of. 1589. Bigges(W.)
Sapience, Banquet of. 1539. Elyot
(Sir T.)
Sapientiss Curia. [1481 ?] Curia.
Saracen Empire. 1626. Purchas (8.)
—1637. Baleigh (Sir W.)
Saracens, History of. 1575. Curio (C. A.)
Sarah's Sepulture. 1620. Chambers (B.)
Sardis, Christ's Counsel to the Church of.
1640. Sedgwick (0.)
Satiro-mastix. 1602. Decker (T,)
Saturn and Jupiter, Conjunction of.
1683. Earoey(R.)
Satumi Ephemerides. 1633. l8aacson(E.)
Saxon Kings. 1632. Speed (J.)
Tongue, Ancient monuments in
the. 1638. Lisle (W.)
Scala Perfectionis. [1494.] Eylt<m(W.^
Sch1» Mathematics^. 1573. Digges (T.)
Scandals, Misery of. 1631. Dyke (J.)
Schemes and Tropes. [1660.] Sherry (/?.)
Schism, Looking-glass of. 1636. Stud-
Treatise of. 1578. Martin(G.)
Schismatical Puritan. 1630. Wid-
dowes (G.)
Scholar's Medley. 1614. Brathwait (R.)
Purgatory. [1625?] Wither (0.)
School of Abuse. Qo»son (S.) — 1680.
ScUvianus, MassUiensfs.
of Compliment. 1631. Shirley (J.)
of Salerne. 1608. AccLdemies, etc.
Salemo, Schda Salemitana.
of Skill. 1581. Fleming (A.y-
1699. EHl(T.)
of wiseConceytes. 1572. Blage(T.^
Organization. 1529. Wolsey ( T.)
Schoolmaster. 1670. Ascham (B.)
Schoolmasters, Apology for. 1619. Mor-
tice (T.)
Sciences, rlain road to knowledge of the.
1680. Digby(G.)
Scoggin's Jests. 1626. Borde (A.)
Scornful Lady. 1616. Beaumont (F.)
and FUtcher (J.)
Scotland, Ancient Laws and Constitu-
tions of. 1600. Skene (Sir J.)
^Antiquities of. 1638. Adamson(H.)
1718
INDEX.
Scotland, Complaint of. [1570?]
Stuart (J.) Earl of Moray ^ etc.
Description of. 1577. Bdlenden (J.)
— Harrison ( W.)
Episcopal Gfovemment in. 1638.
Hamilton (J.)
— Expedition in 1544. 1544. Sey-
mour (e.)
History of. [1536.] Boethius{H)
—1582. ^ttcAana»(a)— 1612. Moni-
penny (J,)
— Kirk of. 1620. Co»mophiltu.
— Pacification of. 1639. Great
Britain and Ireland, Charles /.
Present state of. 1627. Hay {P.)
Scottish Armour, Ungirding of the.
1639. Corbet (/.)
Chronicles. 1612. Monipenny (J,)
—1633. M.,L
Kings, List of. 1615. Gordon (P.)
Kings, Theatre of. [1625.] Gar-
den (A.)
— Papists,Conspiracyof. 1692. Ker(G.)
Rebels. 1639. S,, W, — 1640.
Scotland,
Scourge for Rebels. 1584. Church-
yard (T,)
of Baseness. [1619.] Taylor (JA
of Corruption. 1615. Nixon (A,)
of Veuus. 1620. H., A,
Scripture, Application of. 1616. Gran-
ger {T,)
Authority of. 1579. Bullinger (H,)
Common Places of. 1538. oafr-
cerius (E.)
Dignity of. 1607. Hieron(8,)
Obscure Places of. 1617. Hales (J.)
Questions concerning. 1601. Gib-
hens (N,)
— Rules for the understanding of.
1615. W,, E,, Preacher, etc.
Sufficiency and Perfection of. 1606.
7'%lenu8(D,)
Scripture Phrases alphabetically disposed.
1630. C/arke (J.) B.D.
Scriptures, Corruptions of the. 1582.
Martin ((^.)— 1 611. James (T.) D.D,
Defence of the. 1609. AinsworthCH)
General View of the. 1640.
Hayne(T,)
Private reading of. 1626. By^
field (N,)
— Right understanding of the. 1550.
Zmmjli ( U.^
Spiritual understanding of the.
1640. HowfiS.)
Translations of. 1530. -Bible,
Translation,^l58S, Fulke ( W,)
Scrofula. See supra, Kiko*8 Evil.
Scurvy, Remedies agaioBt. 1630.
Vaifghan (Sir W.)
Scutum Regium. 1612. HakewtU (G.)
Sea, Dominion of the. 1615. Wdwood
(TT.)— 1635. Selden(J.)
Sea and Navigation. 1625. Hagthorpe(J.)
Sea-Charts. [1688.] Wayeuaer (L. J,)
Sea Fights.
The Primrose on the Spanish Coast.
1585. Mote(H,)
Under Sir P. Drake. 1687. Haslop(H.)
Between the Centurion and live
Spanish Galleys. [1591?] Cen-
turvm. Ship.
Capture of a Cnrrick. 1592. Seaman.
Between English and Spaniards. 1598.
Jones (P.)
Between the Spaniards and Dutch.
1607. S„I, tr.— 1613. NetherlandM,
United Provirtces of the. I^avy.
Between Dolphin and five Turkish
Ships. 1617. Dolphin, Ship.
Between Capt. Ward and the Rainbow.
[1H20?] Ward ( ) Copt.
Between two Spanish and an English
Ship. 1621. Spain. Navy.
In the Persian Gulf. 1622. ShU-
ling (A.)
Under Sir K. Digby in the Bay of
Scandaroon. 1628. France. Loois
XIIL, King.
Between Spaniards and Dutch. 1639.
Spain. Navy. — 1640. Maurice,
Prince of Orange.
Between three Turkish Ships and the
Elizabeth. 1640. Taylor (J.)
Sea-Iiaws, Abridgment of. 1613. Wei-
wood (W.)
Seaman's Practice. 1637. Norwood (B.)
Seamen, Holy Meditations for. 1618.
Wood {J.)
Pathway to experience for. 1626.
Smith (J.) Governor, etc.
Second Commandment. 1610. Jacob (H.)
—1639. Gumay (E.)
Session of the Parliament of Ver-
tues Reall. [1614?] BtUe. G. T.
Job. English.
Secreta Muiierum. [1483?] Alberhu,
Magnus.
Secretary's Delight. [1618.] BUling^
ley (M.)
Secrets, Book of. 1596. P., W.
Treasury of Hidden. 1600. Treasury.
Secrets of Nature. [148-?] AlbtrtuB,
Magnus.
of Things. 1640. Sattrm.
Sector, Use of the. 1598. Hood (T.)
—1624. Gunter (E.)
INDEX.
1719
Sects and Orders, Origin of. 1537.
Origitittl,
Secular Priest and Lay Qenileman, Dia-
logue between a. 1601. W.^ W.
Priests, Polly of. 1602. England.
Priests, Treatment of by Elizabeth.
1601. W., W.
Seder 01am. 1594. Broughton (H.)
Sedition. 1549. ^aW.— 1569. Cheke
(Sir J.)
Sedition, Remedy for. 1536. Remedy. —
1550. Crowley (B.)
Sejanus his Fall. 1605. Jonson (B.)
Seldom cleanly. [1635 ?] P., L.
comes the better. [1630 ?] Admo-
nition.
Self-deceiving, Mystery of. 1615.
Dyke (J.)
Self-Deaial. 1625. Wilson (O.y-ieSS.
Preston (/.)— 1640. H., T.
Self-policy. [1624.] Sermon.
Selimus, Tragedy of. 1638. G., T.
Seminary Priest and Jesuits, Contentions
betwixt. 1602. Decachordon.
Senile Odium. Comedy. 1633. Eau-
sted (P.)
Senses, Inner. 1629. Pemhle ( W.)
Separation from the Church of England.
1614. Johnson (P.>— 1634. Canne (J.)
—1640. Ball (J.)
Separatists, ike also Browkists.
1608. Ainsworth (^.) — 1610.
Bobinson (J.)
Septuagint 1633. Aristeas.
Seraglio, History of the. 1635. Turkey.
Sultans,
Seriousness, Misoellany of. 1627. B., W.,
and P., B.
Sermon in the Mount. 1627. Carter (J.)
Sermones DiscipulL 1510. Herolt {J.)
Serpent of Division. 1590. Borne.
Serpents, History of. 1608. TopneU(E:
Tragicomedy of. 1607. Uoyd \L.
Service- E^k, Anatomy of the. [1640?]
Dvxdpkintramis,
Service Book, Declaration annulling the.
Scotland. Charles /., Kim.
Services of the Church of England on
npecial occasions. Liturgies, England,
Church of. Particular Services.
Servingman's Comfort. 15'J8. M.^ I.
Seven Champions of Christendom, His-
tory of. [1616.] Johnson (/?.)
■ Champions of Ch ristendom. Tragi-
comedy. 1638. Kirke (J.)
Helps to Heaven. 1620. Je-
rome (S.)
Planets, Short discourse of. 1617.
Albertus.
Seven Planets Governing. 1611. Art-
osto (Z/.)
Sages. 1592. BcUand (J.)
Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul. 1583.
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Polyglott.
Vials. 1628. Bwrton {H.)
Sforza (Lodowick), Duke of Milan.
Tragedy. 1628. GomersaU (B.)
Shadow of Night. 1594. Chapman (G.)
Shadows, Art of. 1635. TT., t/., Esquire.
Shebrici, Downfall of. 1615. Single-
ton (i.)
Shepherd, the. Sermon. 1609. Oxley(T.)
Shepherd's Calendar. 1579. Immerito,
—1611. Sp^^nser (E.)
Garland. 1593. Drayton (M.)
Hunting. 16 lo. Wither (G.)
Holy-day. 1635. Butter (J.)
Pipe. 1614. Browne (W.)
Spring Song. Chettle (k)
Shepherds, Antiquity of. 1624. Taylor
(J.)
Shepherds' Star. 1591. Theocritus, the
Poet.
Tales. 1623, 21. Brathwait (B.)
Sheretine and Mariana. 1622. Ban-
nay (P.)
Sheriffs. 1623. Bolton (Jlf.)~1628.
Wilkinson (J.)
Shield of our Safety. 1581. Ander-
son (A.)
Shields of the Earth. 1636. Bey-
nolds (E.)
Shilling, or the Travels of Twelve-pence.
[1622 ?] 2hylor (J.)
Shipbuilding. 1636. Accidence.
Shipmoney. 1640. Saint John (0.)
Ship of Fools. 1509. Brant (5.)
Shoemaker a Grentleman. 1638. B.^ W.
Shore's wife, 1593. C.,A.
Short-Writing, Art of. 1628. WiUis (J.)
Shrewsbury, Battle of. 1598. Henry I V.,
King, etc.
Sicily and Naples. Tragedy. 1640.
ff,, S., A. B, h C. Ex.
Sick, Exhortation to the. 1548. Book.
Rich storehouse for the. 1578.
Hueber (C.)
Sick Man's Salve. 1584. Becon (T.)
Men's Glass. 1606. Page (J.)
Woman's private Looking-Giass.
1636. Sadler (J.)
Sidero-Thriambos. 1618. M., A., Citi-
zen, etc.
Sighs of the Church. 1640. Warm-
stry (T.)
of Fraunce for the death of Henry
IV. 1610. Eenry IV., King of
France,
1720
INDEX.
Sight, Preservation of the. 1586. Trea-
tise,— 1599. Du Laurens (A,)
Signs and Wonders, Doctrine ot 1580.
Fleming {A.)
Silence, praise of. 1605. Affinati
d'Acuto (J,)
Silent Woman. 1620. Jonson (B.)
Silk and Silkworms. 1599. if., T,, a
Countrie Farmar.'-lQOl . Serres (0.
cfe)— 1609. England,— 8., IT.— 1622.
Bonoeil (J.)
Silver Age. 1613. Hey wood {T,)
Watch-Bell. 1617. Tymme (T.]
Similes, Century of. J 640. Shdton (T,
Treasury of. 1600. Cawdrey (B,
Simonides, Travels and Adventures o
1584. Bich(B,)
Simony. 1597. Howson (J'.)— 1604.
FenUm (J?.)— 1624. Burton (H.)
Simony, Scourge of. Comedy. 1606.
Famassus.
Simple and Complex bodies, first gene-
ration of. 1584. Martinus (J,)
Sin, Aggravation of. 1637. Uoodvnn
(T.)
Sin against the Holy Ghost. 1615.
Benejield («.)— 1621. Bedford (21)
—1623. A, I.
Sin and Vengeance, Danger of. 1575.
Lever (T.)
Sin no more. Sermon. 1628. Whately
Sin stigmatized. 1639. Junius (R,)
unto Death. 1621. Beff/ord ( T.)
Sinai, Mount. 1625. Belon (P.)
Sincere Preacher. 1616. Wylshman(W.)
Sines and Tangents, Tables of. 1620.
Ounter (E.)
Sinful Man's Search. 1592. Smith (H.)
Singing, Art of. [1596 ?] Bathe ( W,)
— 1609. Omithoparchus (A.) —
[1620?] Campiofi(T.)
Single Combats. See supra. Duels.
Sinner, Conversion of a. [1580 ?] Con-
version.
'—^ Lamentation of a. 1548. CcUha-
rine [Farr], Queen Consort^ etc.
Restitution of a. 1553. John^
Chryso9tom,
Sinner^s Confession. 1694. Smith (E)
Conversion. 1594. Smith (B.)
Redemption. [1640 ?] Jesus Christ,
Sins, Confi saion of. [ir54?] Confession,
Sins laid open. [1595.1 FUtcher (A.)
Sion, Songs of. [1^20.] Loe(W.)
Sion*s Elegies. 1624. Bilde. 0. T.
Lamentations,
Sonnets. 1625. Bible, 0. T.
Song of Solomon,
Sivqila and Omen, Dialogue betweeiu
1580. Lupton (T.)
Sleidane*s Commentaries. VB60, . Fhi-
lippson (J,)
Slippery WilL Ballad. [1635?] WiU.
Slovenry, School ot 1605. Dede-
kind (F.)
Smaragdiue Table. 1597. Eermes,
Trismegistus.
Smelting of Iron. 1612. Sturtevant (5.)
Smoking. See in/ra^ Tobacco.
Smoking Age. 1617. Multibibus (B,)
Smug, the Smith. 1631. Brewer (^T.)
Society of the Saints. [1638?] Ben-
tham (J,)
Sodome, Les Fun^railles de. 1610. Le
Magon (R?)
Solace of Sion. 1594. Begius (IT.)
Solar Tear, Measurement of the. 1621.
Lffdiat ( T.)
Soldier, Honourable Reputation of a.
1585. Whetstone (G,)
Soldier pleading his own cause. 1619.
Trussell (T,)
Soldier's Accidence. 1625. M,, G,
Honour. 1617. Adams (21)
Soldier and Sailor, Solace for the. 1592.
Earward (S,)
Soldiers, Book of instruction for. 1579.
Digges (Z.)
Soliloquium Animn. 1616. Eaemmer-
Uin (T,)
Solis Britannici Perigaeum. 1633.
Academies. Oa^ord, Univeraiiy qf.
Solitude. 1577. Baynes (B,)
Solomon's Divine Arts. 1609. EaIl(J.)
Exaltation. 1605. Wakeman(iQ
Marriage. [1612.] WilUt(A.)
Solace. 1606. Carpenter (J,)
Solon his FolUe. 1594. Beacon (R.)
Somerset, Edmund Duke of. Tragedy.
1574. Ferrers (G,)
Somme des Vices et des Vertos. [1488?]
Caxton (W.)
Son of the Ros; ue. 1 638. Garcia^ Don.
Songs. See also Ballads.
AlaspooreSchoUer. [1640?] Schoiar.
Bonny Bryer. [1630?] P., if.
Canting Songs. 1620. Viaainiet,
Clods Carroll. [1620?] Clod.
Clym of the doughe. [1560?!
Bell (A.) •*
Complaint of Harpalua. [1625?]
Hi,, D.
of a Lover. [1630 ?] Lover,
Compleate Gtotlewoman. [1635?]
F,y L,
Crown Garland of Golden Roses. 1631.
Johnson (i?.)
INDEX.
1721
Songs.
Cupid's Wanton Wiles. [1640?] P., L.
Wrongs vindicated. [1635?]
Daintie come thon to me. [1625?]
Dainty,
Dead Man's Song. [1640?] Dead Man,
Death's Dance. [1630?] Death.
Discontented Lover. [1635?] Lover,
Married Man. [1640?] Man,
Down right wooing of country William
^ and his pretty Peggy. [1625?]
William.
Faire fall all good Tokens. [1630?]
Tokevis.
Farewell to the World. [1630?]
Byll (T,)
Grolden Garland of Princely pleasures.
1620. Johnson (B,)
Good wives fore-cast. [1625?] Wife,
Health to all Good-Fellowes. [^630 ?]
EeaUh.
Hunting of the Hare. [1635?]
Hunting,
1 love a lasse since yesterday, etc.
[1640?] Quy{R,)
Jack Dove's resolution. [1635?] B,,G.
Mad-merry pranks of Robin Good-
fellow. [1635 *il Good/eOow (B,)
Maiden's Nay. [1640?] Maiden.
My love moumeth. 1530. Gwyn-
neth (J,)
Obsequy of Faire Phillida. [1630?]
Fhillida.
Sampson, Judge of Israel. [1625?]
Samson, Judge of Israel.
Saylor and his Love. [1640?] Sailor.
Shemaybecallyd. 1530. Ashioell(T,)
Song between a Courtier and a Country
Lass. [1630?] Court Sotw.
made of nothing. [1640?] Song.
Time's abuses. [1640?] Mulled-Sack.
Turtle Dove. [1625 ?] Turtle Dove,
Where like to like, etc. 1587. Ftd'-
well(U.)
Who shall have my lady fair. 1530.
Jones (22.)
Willyam of doudesle. [1550?]
Bell (A,)
Torke, lorke, for my monie. 1584.
Yorkshire Lovers. [1640?] York-
shire Lovers.
See also Mnsio, p. 1637.
Songs and Sonnets. 1557. Hoivard(H,)
Sophisms, Admonition concerning. 1604.
Oliver (T.)
Sophistarum libellus. [1515?] Acade-
mieSf etc. Oaford, University of,
VOL. ra.
Sophonisba, Tragedy of. 1606. Mar-'
ston (J,)
Tragical Death of. 161L Mur-
ray (Sir D.)
Sorcery. See also Witchobaft.
1575. Daneau (L.) — 1587.
Gifford (Gf.)— 1592. Ihust (j;)—
1612. Gau/redy (L.y^-Mason (J.)
Sorrow and Fear, Remedy against. 1612.
Hooker CB,)
for the Sins of the Time. 1613.
Fries (D,)
Sorrowful Soul, Tears of a. 1613.
Leighton (Sir W.)
Soveraign of the Seas, Ship. 1638.
Hey wood (T.)
Sovereign Salve for a Sick SouL 1590.
Chytrmus (2>.)
Soul, Complaint of the. [1510?] Oomr
plaint.
Consolation of the. [1590?] Chas-^
sanion (J.)
Diseases of the. 1616. Adams (T.)
Entertainments of the. 1632.
Francis [de Sales'], Saint.
Health of Man's. 1541. Whit-
ford (B.)
Immortality of the. 1581. Cal-
vin ( /.>— 1599. Davies (Sir J.)
— Infancy of the. 1605. HiU ( W.}
Passions and Faculties of the.
1640. Beyn6lds(E.)
— Pilgrimageofthe. 1483. Pilgrimage.
Treatise on the. 1585. W%lht(A.)
Soul's Conflict with itself. 1636.
SHibes (B.)
Exaltation. 1638. H,, T.
Harmony. 1602. Breton (N.)
Immortal Crown. 1605. N,,Ber.,
Gent,
Implantation. 1637. Hooker (T.)
—1640. H,, T.
— Ingrafting. 1637. H, T.
— Looking Glass. 1640. F(mner(W.)
— Misery and Recovery. 1636.
Hoard (S)
— Progress to the Celestial Canaan.
1639. Welles (J.)
Vocation to Christ 1638. J7., T.
Souls, Supplication of, [1528?] More
(Sir T,)
South Sea, Voyages to the. 1598.
PreUy (F.)—Sarracoll (Jl)— 1619.
S(^uten (IT.)— 1622. Briggs (H.}
— Hawkins (Sir B.)
Sower and the Seed, Parable of. 1621.
Taylor (T.)
Spherical preparations. 1591. Du
Qhesne (J,)
5s
1722
INDEX*
Spain, Ambition of. 1624. /., 8. R. K
Gatholicon of. 1595. Menippean
Satire,
Conquest of. 1637. Raleigh (Sir W.)
History of. 1612. Mayeitie Tur-
quet (L, de)
— News from. 1587. Eculop (E.)
—1622. Manofo(F.)
— Present State of. 1630. Wad^
worth (J,)
Relation of certain things in. 1619.
Man (S.)
— Return of Prince Charles from.
1623. Academies, Camhridge,Univ, of.
War with. 1629. Bacon (F,)
Spain and England, Intermarriages be-
tween the Royal Lines of. 1624.
Garnard (E,)
. and the United Provinces, Wars of.
1623. Eexham (H,)
Spaniard's Nightwslk. 1602. Blurt.
Spaniards, Navigations of, etc. 1555.
Anglerius (P. M.)
Spaniards in the West Indies. 1583.
Cctsas (B, de ku)
Spaniards, Victory over, in Ireland.
1602. E,, I,
Spaniards' Monarchic. 1592. Figueiro
treasons against England. [1555.]
Brad/orth (/.)
Spanish Alliance. 1624. Devereux (R,)
Armada. 1588. Aske (J,) — Men-
doza (B, de) — Perez de Qtusman (A,)
-^Spain, Navy, — Spanish Lies, —
1589. F., T.— 1590. Ubaldini(P.)
—1626. Oataker(T.)
Armada. Prayers on behalf of Eng-
land. 1588. Liturgies, England,
Church of. Particular Services.
Bawd. 1631. Celestina.
Inquisition. 1568. Qonsalvius
Montanus (R.)
— Invasion. 1590. DauneeCE,)
Lies, Libel of. 1596. Ddgadillo
de Avdianeda (B,)
— Mandevile of Miracles. 1600. Tor-
guemada (A, de)
— Masquerade. 1589. Greene (R.)
Popery and Jesuitical Stratagems.
1629. Wadsworth (J,)
Sickness, Cure of the.
1596.
Zotoe (P.)
— Spirits. 1691. jB., G,
— Tongue, Introduction to the. 1611.
Sandford (J.)
Tragedy, The. [1594?] Eoratio.
Wars. 1688. ^ Wen (FT.)— 1626.
CecU (E,) Viscount Wimbledon.
Spanish Whips for English Men and
Women. 1588. 2)., T.
Sparagus Oarden. Comedy* 1640.
Brome (R,)
Spare Minutes. 1636. Warunck (A.)
Spark towards the kindling of S(»tow
for Zion. 1621. Gataker (T,)
Spectaele to Repentance. 1571. Oai-
dough (G,)
Spectres. 1605. Le Loyer (P.)
Speculum iEgrotorum. 1606. Fage (J.)
BritannisB. 1593. Norden (/.)
Christian!. [1480 ?] Christian.
Ecclesi» Pontificiaa. 1606. Cle-
mangiia (N, de)
human» conditionis, etc. 159&
Vaughan (Sir W,)
Mundi. 1635. Swan (J,)
Topographicum. 1611. dopton (A,)
Vit»Christi. [1688?] Btmaven.^
turoj St,
Speke Parrot. Verse. [1520?] Skel-
ton (J.)
Sphaara Civitatis. 1588. Case (J.)
Sphere, Explanation of the. 1556.
Record (i?.)— 1613. Wright (E.)
Spheres, Rules for the measurement of«
1639. Wyherd (J,)
Sphinx and (Edipus. 1638. Eelp.
Theologica. [1636.] Benloiim(E.)
Spider and the Fly. 1666. Eeywood (J,)
Spirit of Love, Prophecy of the. 1674«
N„E.
Spirits and Devils. 1601. Deacon (J.)
and Walker (J.)
Spiritual Armour. 1620. Baynes (P.)
Director disinteressed. 1683. Ca-
mus (J, P.)
^—Exercises. 1667. Peryn (TFIV—
1622. Molina (A. de)
Life and Death. 1633. Preston (J.)
Lime and Sand. [1610?] Lime.
Man's Aim. 1637. Sabes(B.\
Marriage. 1627. BaiUie(J,)
Navigator. 1615. Adams (T.)
Peari. 1593. WermudUr (0.)
Physic for diverse diseases. 1555.
Turner ( W.)
Posy. 1673. Nichols (N.)
Spicery. 1688. BrathwaU (R.)
Watch. 1619. Gataker (T.)
Spirituality and Temporality. [1680 ?]
Treaiise.
Spiritus est Vicarius Christ! in terra.
1682. Northbrooke(J,)
Spots and Stains in nlks, etc. 1683.
M,f L,
Spring, ITie. Sermon. 1609. Price (D.)
Spring's Glorie* Masque. Nabbe$(T.)
INDEX.
172S
Springes for Woodcocks. Epigrams. 1613.
Parroi (H,)
Staff, Uses of the. 1592. Digges (L.)
Stage-Plays, attacks on. 1599. Rainolda
(t/:V— 1625. Treatise.
Stand up to your Belief. Verse. 1640.
Johnson (T.) Minister,
Staos puer ad raensam. 1515. Svlpi'
tins (J.) Verrdantu.
Star Chamber Gases. 1630. OromptonCS.)
Star-Chamher, Speeches in the. 1637.
Bastwick (J,)
Starch, Proclamation concerning the
making of. 1629 and 1638. Great
Britain and Ireland, Charles L
Starlings, Battle of the. 1622. Cork.
Stars, Blazing. 1618. Treatise.
States, Beginning and Decay of. 1606.
Ludnge (R, de)
Steel Glass, Satire. 1576. Gaseoiqne (G.)
Stella Clericorum. [1500?] Clergy.
Stenography. 1602. uiW.— 1628. Wil-
lis (J,)
Stirpium Adversaria nova. 1570.
Fend (P.) and UOhd (M. de)
Stone in the Bladder. 1580. Gary
(TT.)— 1640. Fainicius (W.)
Stones that profyteth most to mans
body. [1535.1 Book.
Storehouse for Nobility and Gentlemen.
1570. Stwrmius (J.)
Stout Cripple of Cornwall. [1635?]
Cornwall.
Strale, Taking in of. 1633. Hexham (H.)
Strange Discovery. Tragi-comedy. 1640.
G., J,, Gent.
Foot-Post. 1613. Nixon (A,)
'— News out of divers Countries.
1622. N.,B.
Strappado for the DeviL 1615. Brath-
waU (B.)
Strasburg, Reformed Church at. PrayersL
Liturgies. Btrashurg^Beformed Church
at.
StratagemataSatame. 1631. Acontius (J.)
Stratiotiooe. 1579. Digges (L.)
Stripping of Joseph. 1625. Wilkin-
san(B,)
Suada Attica. 1640. FiUeanus (JS.)
Sub-Poena from the Star Chamber of
Heaven. Sermon. 1623. Donne (D.)
Subjects, Duty of. 1556. W., D. J. P.
B. 5.— 1599. Crampton (i?.)— 1639.
P.,J7.
Saccession, Hebrew Law of. 1631,
Selden (j.)
Succession to the Crown. 1584. Leslie
07.)— 1598. Wentworih (P.>— 1603.
nayward {fSir J.)
Sufficiency of the Spirit's teaching.
1640. Eow(8.)
Suffocation of the Mother, Disease called
the. 1603. Jorden {E.)
Suicide. 1637. Sym(J.)
Sum of Divinity. 1548. HuUen (5.)
Summa Totalis. Verse. 1607. Davies (J.)
Summer and Winter. [1530?] Debate.
Summer's last Will and Testament.
Comedy. 1600. Nash(T.)
Summer Islands, Articles for the. 1613.
More (B.)
— Company of Adventurers for the
Plantation of the. London, Com-
pany of Adventurers, etc.
Description of the. 1613. C, IT.—
1615. Hughes (L.y^ie2^. Smith (J.)
Governor^ etc.
Summons for Sleepers. 1589. Wright (LJ)
Sun Dials. 1604. Norton (i?.)— 1614.
Wright (£?.)— 1635. W., J., Esquire.
Sun's Darling. Masaue. [1636.]
Ford (J.) and Decker (T.)
Sunday no Sabbath. 1636. PocJding-
ton \J.)
Superbiffi Flagellum. 1621. Taylor (J.)
Superior Powers, Obedience to. 1658.
• Goodman (C.)
Superiority and Subjection, Doctrine of.
1609. Pricke(B.)
Supplication for a general Council. 1622.
Cirashaw (FF.)
Supremacy of the Pope. /See mpra.
Papal Supbemagt.
in affairs of Beligion. 1624.
Hayward (Sir J.)
Surat, Voyage to. 1625. Swan (B.)
Surgeon's mate for diseases at sea. 1617.
Woodall (J.)
Surgery,Artof. 1525. BratmschweigCH.)
— 1526. jEferio;.— [1540?] Mont-
pdlier. — [1542.] Surgeons. — 1543.
Vigo (J. de;)— 1563. Gale (T.)—
1565. Lan/rancus. — 1575. B<mi»-
ter (j;)— 1580. Hester (c/.)— 1585.
Morus (H.y—Wecker (B. J'.)— 1586.
Vicary (T.)— 1594. Hester (J.y-
1696. Schilander^C.y-l&Ql. GuO-
lemeau (J.) — 1611. Lowe (P.) —
1612. H, 8.— Valentinus (P. P.)
1626. Fioravanti (L.)''1GS0. Bon-
ham (71)— 1635. Bead (:d.)— 1636.
Edwards (E.)
Surgicallnstruments. 1631. CrookeCH.)
—1634. Pard (Ambroisey^BeadlA.)
Surplice, Defence of the. 1619. Mor-
ton (T.)
Surveying, Art of. [1523.] Book, —
[1537 q De Benese (Sir ^.)— 1639.
1724
INDEX.
Fitz-Herhert (Sir -4.)— [1545 ?] Bar-
thdet ( r.)— 1577. Leigh ( r.>--1582.
Worwp (^.)— 1592. Digges (X.)—
1596. Agas{R.y—l%(yi. Norden(j.)
— 1610. Folkingham ( IT.) — 1616.
Bathbone {A.)
Surveyors of Highways, OfiSce of. 1583.
Lamhard{W^
Sutton's Synagogue. 1629. Burrdl (P.)
Swaggering I^mseL 1640. Chamber-
lain (B7)
Swan, Knight of the. [1550 ?] Elias.
Swans, Orders, Laws and ancient ens-
toms of. 1632. Withering^ (J.)
Swearing. 1579. Bicknoll (E.y-ieil.
Stvord. — 1613. Doumame (J,)
Sweating sickness. 1552. Caiiu (J.)
Sweden, Description of. 1561. Iforth
(<?.)
Grenealogy of the Kings of. 1632.
HUdebrandt (A,)
Ware of. 1609. Nixon (A,)
Sweden and Bohemia, Death of tne Kings
of. 1633. Schloer (F,)
Swedish Intelligencer. 1632. Qua-
tavus II, AdoTphus,
Swimming. 1587. Dighy (E.)
Switzerland, Questions of Religion in.
1572. Bidlinger (H.)
Sword,Long and Short. 1599. 8iiesio(G.)
Sword against Swearing. 1579. Bick-
noil (E.)
Syllables, Quantities of. 1519. Whii-
tington (B.)
Sylva Poetica. 1633. Fletcher (P.)
sylvarum. 1627. Bacon (F.)
Symboleography. 1694. West ( W.)
Symbols, Explanation of. 1588.
Fraunoe (A.)
Symmachia. [1625 7] James L
Symptoms and Prognosis. 1532. Ed-
guardus (2>.)
Synagogue. Poems. 1640. Herbert (O^
Synonyms. 1500. Oarlandia (J, de)
—1517. WhaHngton (J?.)— 1609.
PelegromiuB (8.)— 1612. Draxe{T.)
Syntax, Latin. 1517. WhUtington (B.)
—1590. GreenvxMd (J.) — 1631.
-dntonw.— 1633. Clarke (J,) B.D.
Syphilis. 1533. HuUen (U. wn)—
1579. Clowes (TT.)— 1590. Her-
manni (P.)— 1596. Clowes (TT.)—
1622. Macollo{J.)
Syrinx. 1597. Warner ( FT.)
Table Philosophy, Teacher of. 1583.
Bchooimaster,
Tables and Kules. 1576. Treatise.
of Interest. 1628. Treasurer,
Tabliture, Book of. 1596. Book,
Tactics. See supra, War.
Take Time, while Time is. [1635 T\ Time.
time while 'tis offered. [1640?]
P,,M.
Talent of Devotion. 1608. Edliar(J.)
Talmudic and Rabbinical Allegations.
1618. Paget (J.)
Tamassus, in Cyprus. Famctgosta.
Taming of the Shrew. 1631. Shake-
speare ( W,)
Tamworth, Tanner of. [1640?] Ed-
ward IV, ^ King.
Tancred and Qismund. 1592. Wil-
mot (R.)
Taverns, in Kent, Sussex, eto. 1636.
Taylor (J.)
Tears of the Beloved. 1600. M,, J.
of Peace. 1609. Chapman ((?.)
Technometria. 1633. Ames ( W.)
Tectonicon. 1592. Digges (i.)
Tempe Restored. Masque. 1631*
Townshend (A.)
Temperaments. [1605?] IT., 21,
Master of Artes,
Temperance and Sobriety. 16^.
Lessius (Z.)
Temple, The. Poems. 1633. Herbert{0.
The. Sermon. 1624. Adams(^T,\
Temple of Love. Masque. 1634. Jones(I.j
and Davencmt (Sir W.)
Temporiser, The. 1555. Musculus ( W.^
Temporiseur, Le. 1550. Myon {E.}
Temptations. 1508. J?o?/c (i?.) -1619.
Bemedy.^ieSS. Capd (B.)
Tenures. [1481?] Littleton (Sir T.)
Tenures upon the Commission of Defec-
tive Titles. 1639. Barry (J.)
Tercera, Conquest ot [1584 ?] Baean
(A.de)
Terra Australis incognita. 1617. Fer-
' nandes de Queiros (P.)
Firma, Losses of the Spanish
Fleet on the Coast of. 1623. Spain.
Navy.
Sigillata. 1587. BerthMus (A.)
Terrestrial Paradise. 1639. Crofts (B.j
Terrors of the Night. 1594. Nask(T.)
Testaments. See infra^ Wilu.
Testimony of Antiquity. [1566?]
.^fric.
of the true Church. [1560?]
Voyon (5. de)
Testis Veritatis. 1626. Bints (F.)
INDEX.
1726
Tethya Festival, or the Queenes Wake.
1610. Henry, Prince of Wales.
Tetrastylon Papismi. 1599. WiOetCA.)
Thame Isis, Deecription of: [1632.]
Taylor (J.)
ThaokfulQess, Doctrine of. 1619.
Leuns (J.)
llieanthropioon. 1640. Montagu (B.)
Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain.
1611. J^>eed(J.)
of (Jod'a Judgementa. 1597.
Beard (TV)
of Honour and Knighthood.
1623. Fauyn(A.)
Theatres, Ahomination of. 1580. 8dl^
vianus, MeusHiensis.
Theatrum Mundi. [1566?] Boaia-
tuau (P.)
Orbis Terrarum. 1606. OrteliusCA.)
Thebes, Siege of. 1561. Chaucer (G,)
[Worked
Theological Conclusions, Collection of.
1635. Chouneua (T.)
Theology, Description of. 1600. Fer^
kins(W.)
Mauuduction to. [1620 ?] Keeker-
mannua (B.)
Theophilus. 1612. Du Moulin (P.)
the Elder.
Theophilus, a Deformed Catholike. 1609.
Bell(T,)
Theoria Analytica. 1579. Digby (E.)
TbemuB Bathonicsd. 1634. Johneon
(T,)M.D.
Thesaurus Panperum. 1561. Braun-
echweig (E,)
Thief, How to know a. 1628. Olavell(J.)
Thief on the Cross, Conversion uf the.
1632. Smith (8.)
Thieves, History of. 1638. Oodmn (P.)
Thieves falling out. 1637. Oreene{R.)
Thomas, St., Unbelief of. 1628.
BovmdCN.)
Thoughts, Vanity of. 1637. Ooodwin(F.)
Thousand Notable Things. 1601. Lup-
ton(T,)
Three Kings of Cologne. [1499?] Magi,
Ladies of London. 1584. W,, R.
Lords and Three Ladies of London.
1690. TT., B.
to One. [1626?] FeekeCR,)
Thrift, Way to. 1697. 8., J.
Thrift's Equipage. 1622. AyUtt (R.)
Thriving, Art of. 1636. Fowell(T,)
Thunderbolt of Gkxi's Wrath, etc, 1618.
Budierd (E.)
Tide Table. 1607. Davis {J.)
tarryeth no Man. Comedy. 1576.
Wapull (G.)
Tilbury, Boyal Camp at. 1688. Aske
(J.y^D., T.
Tilling the cround. [1640 ?] Order,
TimberandFirewood, Planting of. 1613.
8tandish {A.)
Timber, Measurement of. 1602. More
(^.>--1618. Levett(a)
Time, Redemption of. 1607. W., AT.,
Master in Arts.
Time's abuses. [1640?] MuOed-Sack.
Anatomy. 1606. Pricket (B.)
Curtaine drawne. 162 1. Broth-
wait {B,)
Lamentation. 1699. TopseU{E,)
Scotland,
Bach,
Times, Fruit of. [1483.] England.
Timothies Taske. 1619. MandevUl (B.)
'Tis Pity She's a Whore. 1633.
Ford (J.)
Titana and Theseus. 1636. Bettie(W.)
Tithes. 1586. Duarenus ( F. )— 1606.
Carleton ((?.)— 1613. Bobartes (F,)
— Spelman (Sir H.) — 1618. G., B.
— iSWcfo/i (Jl)— 1619. TUUsley(B.y-
1621. Montagu (i?.)— 1623. Sdater
( W.) — 1626. Surges (C.) — 1627.
Cockbum (Sir TT.)— [1629.]
Charles L—IUO. Carter {J.)
Tithing Table. [1691.] (7., W.,
of ike Civill Law.
Titles of Honour. 1614. Sdden (J.)
Tobacco. 1602. Defence.— Metamor-
phosis.—\Q0%. D., E., Doctor, etc.—
1610. Gardiner (^.)— 1614. Bar-
day (TT.) — 1616. T., C. — 1616.
Deacon (J^ -1617. Multibibus (B.)
—1621. Fcnncr (T.)— 1626. Thonus
(i?.)— 1630. Tobacconists.— [1633 ?]
Sylvester (j;) — [1636?] Virginia
Trade.
Tobacconists, Warning for. 1602. H.,J.
Tobnus. Comedy. 1695. Schonaus{C.)
Toleration, Plea for. 1609. James I.
Tom Nash's Ghost. 1640. Taylor (J.)
of all Trades. 163L Powea(T!)
Tell-Troth's Message. 1600. La.
(Jo.) Gent.
Tongue, Combat of the. Comedy. 1607.
Lingua.
Good and Evil. [1694 ?] Mar-
conville (J. de)
Government of the. 1595. Per-
kins ( W.)
Tongue-combat between two soldiers.
1623. Hexham (H.)
Tongues, Guide to the. 1617. Min-
sheu (J.)
Topography. 1611. Hopton {A.)
Tortura Torti. 1609. Andrewes (L.)
Tottenham Court. 1638. Nahbes (T.)
1726
INDEX.
Tottenham, TonmAment of. 1631.
Filkington (O-)
Touching for King's Evil. 1597.
Tooker(W.)
Touchstone for this time. 1574. Eake (E,)
of Truth. 1630. Warre (J,)
Tower, Index of Records. 1631.
Agard {A.)
Toxophilus. 1545. Aacham (i?.)
Trade, Balance of. 1623. Malynes (G. de)
Defence of. 1616. Digges (Sir D.)
Discourse of. 1625. Mun (T.)
Trade between England and France,
Treaty of. 1606. Great Britain and
Ireland. James I,
■ between England and the East
Indies. 1621. if., T.
Trade's Increase. J.615. JR., I.
Traditions. 1582. Chemnitius (M.)
Tragedies. See supra. Plays.
Tragedies of Tyrants. 1575. Bullinger
(H.)
Trained Bands. 1640. Great Britain
and Ireland. Charles 1.
Traitor, The. Tragedy. 1635. Shirley (J.)
Traitors. 1587. CrompUm (-«.) —
[1591.] Cottesford (8.)
Trance of ten days. 1581. PhiUip (J.)
Tranquillity of the Minde. 1570. -fier-
nardus («/".)
Transmutation of Metals. 1616. Willi8(T.)
Transubstantiation. [1548.] Crowley
(i?.>— 1556. Bidley (N.y-Watsonus
(5.) — 1592. Allibond (P.) -^leSQ.
Featley (D.)
Travaykd Pilgrim. 1569. B., 8.
Travel, Censure of. 1617. Hail (J.)
Bishop.
Method for. [1605?] DaUington
( Sir /? ^
Trial of. 1630. Goodall (B.)
Traveller, The. 1576. Turlerus {H.)
—1606. Palmer {T.)
Traveller's Breviat. 1601. Johnsim (J?.)
Travellers, Direction for. 1592. Lip*
sius (J.)
Observations to be taken by. 1633.
Devereux (i?.)
Treasure for. 1678. Bourne (W.)
Travels, Discourse of. 1633. Fare-
well (C.)
Travels of Three English Brothers.
1607. Day (J.)
Treason, Invective against. 1539. Atari-
son (Sir J?.)
Treasure, Trial of. Verse. 1567. Trial.
Treasure of Truth. [1567.] Bhze(T.de'
Treasury of Accounts. 1612. Colson^W.
— of Similes. 1600. Cawdrey (R.)
Treatise of well living. [1546 ?J Ber-
nard, 8t.
Treaty of Commerce between Henry VTI.
and the Archduke Philip. 1636.
Selden {J.)
Trebizond, History of. 1616. (?aifw-
/ord(T.)
Tree of Human Life. 1638. Whitaker(T^
Trees, Grafting and Planting of. [1520 ?J
Craft.
Trent, Council of. 1562. Fdbrieius {J.)
—1582. Chemnitius^M.y-lGlS. Oar-
leton ((?.)— 1615. GmtUUt (/.)—
Ursinus (^.)— 1619. Paulo, ServHa.—
Soave (P.) PoZano.— 1638. Banckin
Triacles, Virtues of. 1568. Turner ( W.)
Trial and Turning of a Sinner. 1607.
Tuke(T.)
of Faith. 1622. Ghibald(W.)
of the New Religion. 1610. BeU(T.)
Tribulation, Dialogue of Comfort against.
1673. More (Sir T.)
Twelve profits of. 1530. Profits.
Trick to catch the Old One. 1616.
Middltton(T.)
Trigonometry, Use of^ in Navigation.
1631. Norwood (B,)
Trigonum Architectonicum. [1681 f]
BedweU ( W.)
Trinity, Worship of the. 1612, ^or-
don (J.)
Triple Cord. 1634. N., N.
Triplici Nodo Triplex Cuneua. 1607.
Borne, Church of, Paul V,
Trisagion. 1619. Foums (B.)
Triumph of Peace. 1633. Shirley (J.)
of Truth. 1609. Leeeh(H.)
Triumphs, Triplicity of. 1591. Empe-
rors.— Lloyd (L.)
Triumphs of the Golden Fleece. 1623.
Munday (A.)
of Honour and Industry. [1617.]
M.,T.
of olde Drapery. 1614. Jf., ^.,
Citizen, etc.
ofthePrinced'Amour. 1635. 2>., IT.
of Re-united Britannia. [1605.]
Munday (A.)
of Trophes. Verso. 1686. L., L.
Troia Britannica. Poem. 1609. Hey-
wood (T.)
Troia-Nova Triumphans. 1612. Decker
Troilus and Cressida. 1609. Shahe"
speare ( W^.)— 1635. Chaucer (G.)
Tropes. 1621. Susenbrotus (J.)
Troubled Man's Medicine. 1546.
Hughe (W.)
INDEX.
1727
Troy, History ot [1474?] Le Fevre
(i?.)— 1665. Darei.
Tale of: Verse. 1689. PeeU(G.)
Truce between the United Prorinces and
Spain. 1630. Treatises.
True Church, etc. 1629. Williams (G:
Convert. Sermon. 1632. Sogers (N,
Guide to Glory. 1619. Barlow (J.]
Love's Knot. [1625.] James I,
Maid of the South. [1635?] Bye,
in Sussex.
Peace-Maker. 1624. Hall (J.)
SouldiersConvoy. 1640. Bridge( W.)
Trumpet of Apollo. Medical treatise.
1602. Clarke (J.) Apothecary,
of the SouL Sermon. 1591.
Smith (H.)
of War. [1598.1 Go6son(8.)
Truth, Glass of the. [1631.] Giass.
Nature of. 1640. GreviUe (B.)
Sum of. 1592. Sum.
Treatise on. 1624. Herbert (E.)
Trial of. 1600. Terry (J.)
Ways to find out the. 1699.
Bristow (B.)
Truth and jSrror Disoovered. Sermons.
1628. White (A,)
^— and Falsehood. 1596. Bunny (F.)
and Lying. 1586. Coignet (AT.)
^— of our times. 1638. FeachamCH.)
Truth's Liberty. 1606. Burton (W.)
Triumph over Trent 1629. A, ff.,
Bector, etc.
Trying out of the Truth. 1615. AinS'
worth (J.)
Tuam, Archbishops of. 1626. Ware
(Sir J.)
Tubus Historicus. 1636. Baleigh
(Sir W.)
Tully's Love. 1597. Greene (R.)
Tunbridge, Well at. 1632. Bowzee (L.)
Tunnyng of Elynour Bummynge.
[1520?] Skdton(J.)
Turoopapismus. 1599. Giffordus (G.)
Turk, The. Tragedy. 1610. Mason (J.)
Baptizing of a. [1586 ?] Han-
mer (M.)
Tivk's Secretary. 1607. Muhammad II.
Turkey, Navigations into. 1685.
Nicolay (N. de)
Turkish Empire, Description of. 1615.
Sandys (G.)
Greatness of the. 1638. KnoUes
Turkish History. 1600. MoJiammedan
History.
Turk8,Deliveranoe of Christians from the.
1608. Beynard (J.)
History of the. 1575. Curio (0. A.)
—1603. KmMes{B.)
— Invasion of Hungary by the.
Prayers on behalf of the Christians.
[1566.] Liturgies, England, Church
of. Particular Services.
Origin of the. 1628. Fahri (J.)
—1533. Egnatius (J. jB.) — 1662.
Cambini (A.)
— Persecution by the. 1617. Ange-*
hs(C.)
— Bepulse of the. 1621. Poland.
Bites and Ceremonies of the.
[1570 ?] Georgievits (B,)
Victory over. the. 1614. Cosmo IL
Turks' Chronicles. 1546. Giovio (P.)
Turks and Papdsts. 1604. S, T. M.
and Persians, Wars between* 1595.
Minadoi (G. T.)
Turtle-Doves, A pair of. [1640?]
Parker (Af.)
Tuscany, State of, in 1596. 1605. Dal-
lington (Sir B.)
Two Merry Milkmaids. [1620.] C, /.
Noble Kinsmen. 1634. Fletcher (J.)
and Shakespeare ( RO
Tyburn, Execution of Traitors at. 1682.
Munday (A.)
U V
Valiant Scot. Tragedy. 1637. W.,J.,Gent.
Welshman. 1615. A., B.
Valley of Variety. 1638. Peachnm (F.)
Valyaunce, A View of. 1680. Butuius
Bu/as (P.)
Vanity, Anatomy of. 1621. Brath-
wait (B.)
Vanity of the Creature. 1634. -Bey-
nolds (E.)
Velvets and Silks, How to dye. 1583.
AT., L.
Venator. Eclogue. [1621.] Th., B.
Venery. See supra, Huktino.
Venetians, Excommunication of the.
1607. Baronius (C.)
Quarrels of Pojje Paul V. with the.
1629. Potter (C.)
Venice, Commonwealth of. 1599. Con-
tarini (G.)
Historj of. 1612. FougassesCT. de)
Journey to. 1600. Sherley (Sir A,)
Variance between the Pope and.
1606. PaolOf Servita. — Borne, Church
of. Paul V.
1728
INDEX.
Venlo, Taking in of. 1633. Eexham (H.)
Venus, Court of. 1676, RoUand (J.)
Scourge of. 1614. A., H.
Yenns and Adonis. 1694. Shake-
speare (W,)
Vermin, Tra^ to take. 1690. M., L,
Vertumnus. Comedy. 1607. Gwinne (M.)
Very Merry Wherry Perry-Voyage.
1622. Taylor (J,)
Vestments, EcclesiasticaL See supra.
Clergy, Apparel of the.
Veterinary Medicine. 1636. Chrauh
shey (/.)
ViaDevia. 1630. Lynde(8irE.)
recta ad vitam longam. 1622.
Venner (T.)
Regia. 1615. Martin (J.)
planting Vines in. 1622. Oreai
Britain and Irdand. James L
Virginia, Southern Colony in. 1625.
Fercy (0.)
State of the Colony in. 1615.
Hamor CR.y'ie22. Waterhouse (E.)
Virginia's God be thanked. 1622. Cop*
land (P.)
Virgin Martyr. Tragedy. 1622. Mas-
sing&r (P.) and Decker (T.)
Virginity, Fifth Lamp ot [1596.]
Christian Prayers.
Virtue, Flower of. [1565.] JFVore.
Path to perfect. 1568. Jfofict-
nus (D.)
School of. 1557. Seager (P-)—
Vice, New Interlude of. 1567. Fikeryng
(J.)
Vice's Anatomy scourged. 1617.
Anton (jy
Vicissitudo Kerum. 1600. Norden (J.)
Victory of Patience. 1636. F., B.
Victuallers, Ordinances for, 1621.
FoweU (J.)
Victuals,Dearth of. 1611. Standish^A.)
' Orders for preventing Dearth of.
1622. Great Britain and Ireland.
James I.
Villany, Scourge of. 1598. Kinsay-
derlW.)
Vindication of Poesie. 1639. TT., K
Vindicia Gratia. 1629. Femhle ( W.)
Theologica. 1627. LesUnus (G.)
Vintners, Ordinances for. 1621.
FoweU (J.)
Violet, Ship, Deliverance from the
Spaniards. 1585. D., B.
Vir Bonus. 1622. Moundeford (T.)
Virgidemije. 1602. ff., J.
Virginia. Sermon, 1609. SymondsCW.'
Virginia, Account of. 1690. Bry(T.de^,
Description of. 1624. Smith (J,^
Governor, etc.
Discovery of. 1605. Bosier (J.)
Discovery of Northern. 1602.
Brereton (J.)
— Good news from. 1613. Whitaker(AJ)
— Good Speed to. 1609. G., R.
London Company for the Coloniza-
tion of South. London. London
Company for the Colonization of
South Virginia.
— Natives of. 1590. White (J.)
— Planting in. 1609. J., B.
— Proceedings of the English Colony
in. 1625. Studley (T.)
— Report of. 1688. Marriot (T.)
— Setting up of Silk works and
1619. School.
Virtue triumphant. 1603. Leighton
(Sir W.)
and Vice, Ensamples of. 1561.
Hanapus (N.)
Virtues and Vices, Battle between. 1582.
Fleming (A.)
Characters of. 1608. EaU (J.)
Bishop.
Virtus post funera vivit. 1636. Samp^
son ( W.)
Visiones Rerum. 1623. Eagihorpe (J.)
Vis NaturBB. 1612. Sparke ( W7)
Vitas Patrum. 1495. Jerome, Saint.
Vitis Carolinae Gemma altera, etc. 1633.
Academies, etc. Oxford, University of,
Vivat Rex. Sermon. 1619. Bavkii^
son (J.)
Ulcers, Cure of. [1542.] Surgeons.
Ulme, Peace of. 1620. Maadmilian L,
Emperor.
Ulster, Plantation in. 1610. Blener^
hasset (T.)
Ulysses upon Ajaz. 1596. Jftso-
diaholes, pseud., etc.
Unbaptis^ Infants, Salvation of. 1595.
Eubbocke ( W.)
Unbelief, Original of. 1625. Jackson (T.)
Unbeliever's preparing for Christ. 1638.
E.,T.
Unfortunate Mother. 1640. Nahbes(T.)
Traveller. 1594. Nash(T.)
Unhappy Prosperity. 1632. MaUhieuU^.)
Union of England and Scotland. 1d03,
England.— leOb. Gentilis {A.)
of Honour. 1640. Yorke (J.)
Unity, Brotherly Persuasion to. 1607.
Sparke (T.)
Universe. 1584. Bruno ((?.)
Universities, Cities containing. 1600.
Lewkenor (S^)
Universities of Elngland. 1615. Stow(JJ)
of Europe. 1590. W., M.
INDEX.
1729
Unknown Kindness. 1635. Gi>re (J,)
— Tongue, nse of in Prayers. 1630,
JDu Moulin (P.)
Unmasking of a Masse-monger. 1626.
Sutdiffe (M.)
of Popish Monks. 1628. Otiwn(L.)
Unnatural Combat. Tragedy. 1639.
Massinger (P.)
Unrighteous Judge. Sermon. 1621.
Tonger ( W.)
Unthriftiness, Enemy to. [1586.] Whet-
stone ((?.)
Vocabularies, Latin^ and English. 1610.
Stanbridge («/.)
Vocations, Differences and Inequalities
of. 1678. Ratcliffe (^.)
Voice of the Crier. Sermon. 1628.
Udny (A.)
of the last Trumpet. 1650. CrotO'
Volcanic Eruption. 1639. Terceira^
Island of,
Volpone,orThePox. 1607. JonmmCB,)
Vow Breaker. Tragicomedy. 1636.
Sampson ( W.)
Vox Clamantis. 1621. Loe ( W,)
Graculi. [1622?] Dawe(Jack)
Militis. 1625. MarceUineCG.)
Piscis. 1627. Frith (J.)
Populi. 1622. Scott (T.)
Populi, or News from Spain. 1620.
Spain.
VOYAOBS AKD TbAVELS.
Anglerius (P. M.y-Budeius (S. P.)
^Coryate (T.)'-Davies (W^.) —
Drake (Sir F.) the Younger. —
Emanuel, King of Portugal, —
Hakluyt {R.y^MandeviUe (Sir J.)
— Mayeres (fi,) — Furchas (S,)
Africa, Asia,etc. !&)%, Biddvlph(W.)
—1634. Eerhwt (Sir T.)
Algiers. 1621. ^., J,
America. 1582. H., B. — 1630.
Smith (J,) Oovemor, etc.
Arabia, etc. 1503. BarthemaCL.)
Asia, etc. 1612. Biddulph(W.)
Azores. 1599. Wright (E.)
Cambaya. 1612. Coverte (/?.)
Canada. 1580. Cartier (J,)
Oandia. 1625. Lithgow ( W.)
Caspian Sea. 1601. Parry (W.)
Cathay. 1576. Gilbert (Sir if.)—
1578. Best(G.)
Congo. 1597. Lopez (D.)
Constantinople. 1613. Edga (0,)
East Indies. 1588. Federici (C.)—
1598. Langenes (B.y—ieOl. Neck
(J. van) — 1606. East India Voyage,
—1608. Matelief(C.y-\^ll. Cart-
Voyages akd Travels.
vjright (J^)— 1625. Hatch (J.y^
1638. Bruton(W.)
East and West Inales. 1598. Lin^
schoten (J* H. van^
Europe, Asia and Africa. 1614. Lith-
gow ( W.)
Florida. [1566?] Le Shdlleux (K)
— 1589. Hakluyt (i2.) — 1598.
Laudonnihre (B. de)
Germany, Bohemia, etc. 1617. Mbry-
son (^.V- 1638. Crovme (W.)
Greenland. 1625. Baffin ( W,)
Guiana. 1596. Keymis (Z.>— 1613.
Harcourt (/?.)— 1625. Leigh (C.)
Guinea and West Indies. 1569.
Hawkins (Sir j:)— 1598. Lock (J.)
Java. [1599 ?] Java.
Jerusalem, G^iza, Damascus, etc.
[1590.] Wehbe (J^.)— 1609. Tim-
berlake (fi.)— 1611. 21, H.
Levant. 1594. B., jBT.— 1636. Blount
(Sir H)
Meta Incognita. 1578. Church-
yard (T.)
New England. 1628. LeveU (C.)
North Eastern parts. 1598. Joannes^
de Piano Carpini. — 1626. Horsey
(Sir J,)
Northern Discoveries. 1625. Hud-
son (H.)
North west Passage. 1576. HaU(C,)
—1599. Jane (/.>— 1633. James
(T,) aoptotn.— 1635. Fox (L.)
Norway, Kussia, etc. 1609. Holland,
Pechora. 1611. Logan (J,)
Persia. 1613. Sherley (Sir A.)
Peru. 1625. L'Hermite (J.)
Santiago. 1589. Bigges(W,)
South Sea. 1619. Schouten (W.)
—1622. Hawkins (Sir B.)
Turkish Empire. 1615. Sandys (G.)
Virginia. 1602. Brereton («/.)--1605.
Bosier (J.)
West Indies. 1626. Nichols (P.)
Urania, Countess of Montgomerie's.
1621. Wroth (Lady M,)
Urania sive Musa Ccelestis. 1589. Sa-
luste du Bartas (G. de)
Urine, Diagnosis by. [1530?] Judicial,
— iSeetn^r.— [1540?] Judgment.—U^,
Vasseus (/.>-1567. Becord (i?.)—
1599. jBTcy.— 1623. Forestus (P.)—
Hart (J.)— 1637. Brian ( T.)
Use and Custom. 1638. Treatise,
Usurers, Invective against. 1578.
Wharton (J)
Usury. 1563. if imcwZim (TT.)— 1568.
Sanders (^.>— 1572. WUson (Sir T.)
1730
INDEX.
—1578. Cmsar (P.)— 1591. A, iBT.—
1595. ifowe (if.)-1602. Powel(G.)
—1604. Fie (71)— 1609. Mason
(5.)— 1616. Spottisiuood (J.)'-I62i,
Tract.^ieS^, Blaxton (/.)— 1637.
Bolton (B.y^ieiO. Homes (N.)
Uterine Diseases. 1636. Sadler {J,)
Utile-Duloe. 1606. Burion{W.)
Utopia, Gommonwealth of. 15oL Mor€
(Sir T,)
YuicaQ, Execration a^instw 1640.
Jonson (B,)
Yulgaria. 1519. ITorman ( fT.)— 1521.
. WUittingUm {B.)
W
Wakefield, Finder of. 1599. Or&en
(G.h)
Wales, Description of. 1684. Price
(Sir J,)
— History of. 1584. Caradoc, of
Llancar/an,—ieSO. Doddridge(SirJ.^
— Itinerary of. 1585. Foniicus (L,)
Service of God in. [1688.] Fer^ry
Warning for all lewd liverB. [1640?]
P., Z.
for Maids. [1635?] (77im«eS ( J}.)
for Murderers. [1635?] WOUamu
(D.)
of the Trnmpet unto Judgment.
w
1589. Mcyrten(A.)
to England against Popery. 1568.
WortMness of. 1587. Churchyard
(T.)
Wallenstein. Tragedy. 1639. Glap-
thome (H.)
Wandering Jew. 1640. Qad, Ben
Arody etc.
Knight, Voyage of the. 1607.
Cartigny (J, de)
Wanton Lady. 1614. A.^ H.
War, Art of. 1560. Macchiavdli (N'
—1678. P., T,^Bich (^.)— [1681.
iS^ytmrdCr.)— 1689. Du Bellay {G.]
—1590. WiUiams (Sir i?.)--1591.
Garrard ( W^y-Loque (B. cfe)— 1595.
Smythe (Sir j:>— 1697. Mendoza
(B. de)— 1698. Barret (i?.)— 1600.
ICdmondes (Sir (7.)— 1602. Uoyd
(Z/.>-1604. Digges (!r.)--[1616?]
jElianus.^lG22. Markham (F.)—
1624. Mansfdd (E, von)— 1626.
B., W.^M.y (?.— 1626. Jf., (?., Gent.
—1627. Kdlie (Sir 2!)— 1629. Ache-
sane ((?.)— 1634. Barry ((?.)— 1637.
Hexham (F.)— 1639. Du Fraiseac ( )
— Ordinances of. 1544. England,
Army. — 1640. Great Britain and
Ireland. Army.
■ Comparison of Roman and Modern.
1623. Xenophon.
— Paradox upon. Verse. [1602.]
Scott (T.)
— — Buins attendant on. 1590. Fenne
(T.)
■" Stratagems ot 1639. Frontinus
(S. J.)
Watchword for. 1696. O., C.
Worthiness of. 1604. Digges (T.)
Outis (B.)
Wars, General rehearsal of. [1579.3
Churchyard (T.)
Wars in Germany. 1638. Qtrmany.
of the English. 1580. 0ckland(O.)
of the Romans. 1578. Appian,
Wat Williams WilL Ballad. [1640?]
waiiams nr.)
Watchman Warning. Sermon. 1625.
Procter ( W.)
Watchword to all religious and true-
hearted Englishmen. 1698. HasHngt
(Sir F.)
to England. 1684. if., A.
Water Cormorant 1622. Ihylor (J.)
Watering of Apollos. Sermon. 1625.
Wall (J.)
Waters, Discourse of. 1634. Whii-
aker(T.)
Waters of life, direction to. 1590. Cotton
(5.)— 1610. C B.
of Marah and Meribah. 1680.
Sydenham (H.)
Waterworks. 1610. Vaughan (^.>—
1635. Bate (J.)
Way home to Christ. 1566. Vincent^
of Lerins, Saint.
of Life, Preparation into the. 1583.
Hopkinson ( W.)
to Life. 1609. CheasU (T.)
to Prosper. 1636. Gore (J.)
to the true Church. 1610. Whit«(J.)
to tnie happiness. 1616. ^w^e.
Expository Works.
to true Peace. 1617. Bruce (R.)
Warboys, Witches of. 1693. SarnuelCJ.)
Wardmote Inquest, of London. London^
Wardmote Inquest.
Weald of Kent, Enrichment of the.
1631. Markham (G.)
Wealth, Way to get. 1550. CrowUy
(i?.)— 1631. Markham (G.)
Weapon-Salve. 1631. Foeter (W.}—
1637. Sennertus (D.)
INDEX.
1781
WeaponB, Diven sorts of. 1690. SmytKe
(Sir J.)
Weather. [1600?] Abenezrah (K,)
Weathercock of Rome's Beligion. 1625.
WeathergUss, Use of a. 1631. TMe.
Wedding, Th& Ck>medy. 1633. Shirley
Wed^Dg Garment. Sermon. [1590?]
Smith (ff.)
Weighing and Considering of the In-
terim. 1548. Mdanchthon (P.)
Weights and Measoree, Scotch. [1626.]
Buntar (A.)
Well doing, Way to. 1638. Gore (J.)
met. Neighbour. [1640?] P., Jf.
WeU of Wisdome. 1577. 5*6&. 0. T.
Froverbe, English,
— spring of Sciences. 1574. Baker{B.)
Welsh Language. 1567. Saleihury ( FT.)
—1592. jRhys (J. D.y-I621. Daviee
(J.)
Wesel, Loss of. 1615. Feacham (ff^
Surprising of. 1630. Hexham (E,)
West Felton, Parish Clerk of. [1630 ?]
Byll (T.)
West India Company, Articles concern-
ing the erecting of a. 1621. Nether-
lands, United Provinces of the. Staten
Oeneraal,
West Indies, Conquest oil [1578.]
Cortes (K)
Description of. 1626. Eerrera
TordesiUas (A. de)
Sea fight in the. 1596. Del$adiUo
de AveUaneda (£.)
Spanish Colony in. 1583. Cartas
(JB. de las)
Voyages to. 1556. Angler ius
(P. Jlf.>-1599. Tuntt (J,)
Westward Hoe. Comedy. 1607. Decker
(T.) and Webster (/.)
What you will. Comeciy. 1607. Mar-
ston (J.)
Wheat, remedies for blasted. 1637.
Bemnant (i?.)
Where like to like. Song. 1587. Fulwell
Whetstone of Wit. 1557. Becord(B.)
Whimzies, etc. 1631. C7»^iif.— 1639.
Coneeits,
Whip for an Ape. [1569.] Marprdate
for a Brownist. [1640?] Brownist.
of Pride. 1621. Taylor (J,)
White Devil. Sermon. 1613. Adams (Z)
Tragedy. 1612. Webster (J.)
White Sheet. Sermon. 1629. Cooke (B,)
Wolf. 1627. i>ent«wi(5.)
Whitehall, Dials in. 1624. Gunter (E.)
Who shall have my lady fair? Song.
1530. Jones (JS.)
Whore of Babylon. 1607. Decker (T.)
Whoredom. 1613. Downame («/.)
Whoremonger, Drunkard and Dice-
player. 1608. ContenHon,
Why come you not to Court. [1520 ?]
Skelton (J^
Wickedness, Reward of. [1574.] Bobin-
son (B.)
Widow's Glass. 1621. Lessius (L.)
Mite cast into the treasure-house of
our Lady. 1619. (?., A.
Tears. Comedy. 1612. Chap-
man (G.)
Widow of Watling Street. 1607. A, W.
Wife, choice of a. 1602. Comedy. —
1614. Overbury (Sir T,)
Wife-beating. 1609. B, W.,o/Ex,in Ox.
Wild Vine. Sermon. 1632. Bogers (M.)
Will, Directions for a Christian how to
make a. 1612. Christian.
Will of Man, Bondage of the. [1545 ?]
Lambert (F.)
of Wit 1599. Breton (N.)
WUliam of Cloudesle. Song. [1550 ?]
BeU(A.)
Wills and Testaments, Treatise of. 1590.
Swinburne (H.)
Willy and Wernocke. 1614. Davies (J.)
Winchester, Particular Services of the
Diocese of. Liturgies. England,
Church of. Winchester, Dioeese of.
Windy Year. [1618?] Tear.
Wine, Possibility of prolonging life by
the use of. 163a Whitaker (T.)
Wine, Beer and Ale. Dialogue. 1629.
GaUobdgicus, pseud.
Wines, Ordering of. 1596. P., W.
Properties of. 1568. l\tmer(W.)
Winter, Windy. 1613. Wonders.
Wisdom. [1615?] Charron(P.)
Wisdom, Introduction to. 1540. Vives
(J.L.)
Wisdom of Dr. Dodypoll. 1600. Dody-
poll.
of the Ancients. 1619. Bacon (F.)
Wisdom's Justification. Sermon. 1636.
Prideaux (J.)
Wise King and Learned Judge. Sermon.
1618. Carter (B.)
Vieillani. 1621. Gotdart(8,)
Wit, Anatomy of. [1578?] LiUy (J.)
Groatsworth of. 1617. Greene (B.)
Qaintessence of. 1590. Panso*
vino (F.)
Wit without Money. Play. 1639.
Beaumont (F,) and Fletcher (J.)
1732
INDEX.
Wit in a Constable. Comedy. 1640.
Glapthome (H,)
Wit, judgment or courage, which is to be
most esteemed. 1640. Benaudot(T'
Wit's Academy, etc. 1636. Merea (F,
Changes. Poem. 1623. Tiadale (R.]
Commonwealth, 1597. B,, J.—
[1600?] Bodenham (J,)
Misery. 1596. Lodge (T.)
Women, Excellency of good, 1613.
Bick (5.)
Happy Delivery of. 1612. QuSU-
History concerning. 1624. Hey-
wood(T.)
Laws concerning. 1632. E^ T,
Lives of the nine most worthy.
Pilgrimage. [1610 ?] Daviea (J.)
— Private Wealth. 1639. Breton (^.)
— Theater of the little world. 1599.
AUott (B,)
— Treasury. 1598. Meres (F.)
Will. 1599. Breton (N)
1640. Heywood{T.)
— Monstrous R^ment of. 1558.
BloBt.
Prayer to be used at the churching
Witches and Witchcraft, Sorcery, etc.
[1560?] Coxe (^.)— 1566. WaUh
(.r.)— [1574.1 Brigges (^.)— [1578 ?]
Nyndge (^.>— [1579.] StUe (^.)—
1582. R, PT.— 1584. Scot (By-
lb^. Holland (F.)— [1590.] Stvhbe
(P.)— 1593. Samud (/.)— 1599.
&, 8, — 1600. M(yre (G,) — 1603.
Gifford (G.) — 1606. Ddl (A.) —
1608. Perkins (W,)— 1612, Brovme
y-Gaufredy (LO—ieiS.Michaelis
-Potts rr.)— 1616. Cotta (J,)
—BoberU (A)— 1617, Cooper (T^
1619. Floufer (M,)— 1612, Goodcole
rZ/.W 1627. Bernard (fi.)— 1636.
icUaam, the Devil,
Witches, Dialogue of. 1575. Daneau (L.)
Wits, The. Comedy. 1636. Davenant
(Sir W,)
Witty Fair One. 1633. Shirley (J,)
Western Lass. [1640 ?] Guy (B,)
Woburn, Fire at. 1595. WtTcox (T.)
Woeful complaint of a Love-sick Maid.
[1635 ?] Complaint.
cry of Rome. 1605. Bell ( T.)
Woman, Thecomplete. 1639. DuBoscCJ,
Excellency of. 1637. Austin ( W.
-^^Praiseofagodly. 1627. Gamon{H^
Wit of a. 1604. Wit.
Woman is a Weathercock. 1612. Field
killed with kindness. 1607. Hey-
wood(T.)
never vexed. 1632. Bowley ( W.]
of Great Faith. 1632. Hom(B.]
Woman's Birth, A. Ballad. [1636 ?j
Philo-Balladus,
Worth. 1699. Gibson (A.)
Women, Apology for. 1609. J?., W., of
Ex, in Ox,
Arraignment of. 1629. Tel-Trouth
(r.)
Defence of. 1545. Elyot (5ir T.}^
1617. Speght(B,)
of. [1550.] Herman V.
Wonder of a Kingdom. Comedy. 1636.
Decker (T.)
Wonderful Year, 1603. [1603 ?] London.
WoNDEBS, Portents and Pbodioies.
In the Parish Church at Bungay.
[1577.] FUming(A,)
Witches at Chelmsford. 1579. Chelnu-
ford.
Various Prodigies. 1581. Bateman (5.)
Demoniacal possession. [1584.]
Cooper (M,)
Fasting girl. 1589. Cooper {C.)
Demoniacal Possession. 1600. Dar-
reU (J,)
Prodigies at Carlstadt [1605.]
Carlstcuit.
Speech from a tongueless child. 1606.
Dell (A,)
Miracle at Dichet. 1614. J., T,
Resurrection of three dead bodies at
Holdt. 1616. Hddt, Town of.
Monstrous Child. 1617. Kent Strtef.
Apparition over the tomb of Mahomel.
1620. Cortano(L.)
Comet of 1618. 1619. Bainbridge (J.)
Monster found in the belly of a cow.
1620. Thets (E, G.)
Three Suns seen at Tregony. 1622.
Tregony.
Apparition at Bawlkin Green. 1628.
Berks, County of.
Trance of J. Carter. [1630?]
Tyson (/.)
Strange birth at Stonehouse. 1635.
B,, Th.y B,D.y Pr. PL
Vision seen at Medina TalnabL 1637.
Babylon.
Two inseparable Brothers. [1637.]
Parker (M.)
Prodigies in Germany. 1638. Brineh-
mair (X.)
Serpent found in a man's heart. 1639.
May (E.)
Fiery Ball in the Church of Anthony
in Cornwall. [1640.] Anthony.
Hog-faced Lady. 1640. SkinnerlT.)
INDEX.
1733
Wonders worth the hearing. 1602.
Breton (N.)
Wood-StreetrCompter's Plea. 1638,
Wiekins (N.)
Woods, Destruction o^ 1611. Stait-^
dish (A,)
Wooing Lass, and the Wayward Lad.
[1636?] P^M.
Maid. [1640?] P., Jf.
Work for Armourers. 1609. Decker (T.)
for Cutlers. 1615. Sword.
Workman that needeth not to be
ashamed. Sermon. 1616. Bichard-
son ((7.)
World, Anatomy of the. 1621. Drwry{E.)
Compass and Circuit of the,
[1636?] Mappa.
Creation of the. 1600. Saluste
du Bartas (G. de)
Description of the. 1599. Descrip-
tion.— 1620. Produs, Dutdochus, —
1631. WiddouMiS (D.) — 1636.
Al^wt (G.)
Discoveries of the. 1601. Gal-
vam (A.)
End of the. 1548. Osiander (A.)-'
Worid, Post of the. 1576. Bowbo^
thum (J.)
Religions of. 1613. Purchas (S.)
Situation of the. 1685. Mda(P.)
Survey of the. 1672. Dionysius.
Theatre of the. [1666 ?] Boais-
tuau (P.)— 1603. Ortelius (A.)
Treatise on the. [1605?] Hiero-
nymtM.
— Vanities of the. 1598. D., J,
Wonderful Workmanship of the.
1677. Geveren (8. a)
— History of the. 1601. Plinius
BecundusCay-lQl^. J^Mtory.— 1621.
Baleigh (Sir W,)
— Hydrographical Description of.
1696. DavU(J.)
— Little description of the Great.
1626. Heylyn (P.)
— Mirror of the. [1627?] Mirror.
— Most famous parts of the. 1631.
Speed (J.)
1578. Daneau (L.)
World of Mad-Men. 1615. Adcms (T.)
of Words. 1598. Florio (G.)
runs on Wheels. 1623. Taylor (J.)
tost at Tennis. 1620. Middleton{T.)
and Rowley ( W.)
World's Folly. 1615. E.,J.
Worldlings, Miseries of. 1669. Noot
(J. van der)
Warning for. 1608. Corderoy (J.)
Whip for. [1686.] Taylor (S.)
Wormingof a maddog. 1617. Munda(C.)
Worship of Saints, Belies, etc. 1596.
Bainolds (J.)
Worthy Communicant rewarded. Sermon.
[1639.] Sclater(W.)
Wounds, Method of curing. 1688.
Arcmu (P.)
Writers of Great Britain. 1648. BaU(J,)
Writing, Art of. 1671. De Beau
Chesne (J.) and Baildon (J.)— 1590.
j&ooife.— 1637. Billingsley {M.)^ie38.
Brown (D.)
Writing by Character. 1627. Willis (E.)
Wyatt's Rebellion, History of. 1654.
Proctor (J.)
Xeres, English Spanish Combat at. [1626 ?] Peeke (B.)
Yarmouth, Description of. 1599.
Nash (T.) SaUrist.
Yea and Amen, or precious promises.
1638. Sihbes(R.)
Years, Computation of. 1572. Chr^f-
ton(B.)
Concordancy of. 1612. ffopton(A.)
Yet a course at the Bomyshe Foxe. 1543.
Harrison (J.)
York, Diocese of. Liturgical Books.
Liturgies. Borne, Churdh qf. York,
Diocese of.
York and Lancaster, Wars of. 1609.
Danid (8.)
Yorke, Yorke, for my monie. Song.
1684. K, W.
Yorkshire Tragedy. 1608. Shake-
speare ( W.)
Young Admiral. Tragicomedy 1637.
Shirley (J,)
Gallant's Whirligig. 1629. Lm-
ton(F.)
Man's affection to his Sweetheart.
[1625?] Man.
1734
INDEX,
Yoting Man'i wiak [1635?] P., Z.
Men, Exhortation to. 1535.
Lup9et (T.)
Younger Brother his Apology. 1618.
Ap-Bohert (e/^.)— 1624. A,, J.
Your Five Galants. Comedy. [1607.]
MiddUton (T.)
Youth, Interlode of. [1557.] Inim^Hde.
Youth's Errors. 1628. Bushea(T,}
— Instruction. 1612. Martyn(WJ)
Youth and Old Age. 1612. Treatue.
Yvry, Victory of the French King at.
[1691?] Benry IV., King of France.
Z
Zachary. BibU, 0. T. Zechariah, ISodiac of Life.
Zacheus converted, etc. 1 631. Wilton (</•) ( Jf.)
1574* PaUngenius
INDEX OF PKINTERS, BOOKSELLERS,
AND STATIONERS.
-•o*-
A., B. 1617-1640. A., J.^Augwttu
(C. J. a 0.)'~B., W., and P., -&.—
Beaumont and Fletcher. •— Beggar,
— Bradford, — Brake, — Breda. —
Chichesier, Archdeaconry of. — Cicero
(M, T.) [Somnium 8cipUmis,'\ —
ClaveU. — Cowley. — Cujfe. — Davison.
— Doddridge. — Du Moulin (P.) the
Elder. — Elegies. — England. — En^
land. Admiixdty, Court of, — Fare^
well. — Fonet. — Freake, — HaMngton.
'^Hart. — Help. ^Hubert, — James L
—Isaacson. — M., Q. — MarceUine.^-'
Markham. — Massinger. — Massinger
and Decker. — Maupas. — N., N. — Ovi-
diusNaso(P.) lAppendix.'] — PeUey. —
Popery. — Powdl. — Precepts . — Price.
^^ Primerosius. — Bowley.'^S.^ TTl—
Shirley. — Spanish PUgrim. — Squire,
Sutdiffe.
A., 0. 1696. Copley.
A.,E. 1587-1636. Bodenham.— Breton.
— Campion.'^ Cottes/ord. — Co«o/i.—
Crashaw. — Cyrus, — Dairies. — Decker,
'^Decker ana Webster.'^ Denison.^^
Drayton. — England. — J7.,/.— James/.
"^esus Christ. — Johnson. — La Noue,
— Lemnius, — Markham. — Micros
Cosmography. — MidcUeton. — Nether^
lands, United Provinces of the.-^^
Netherlands, United Provinces of the,
Staten Oeneraal. — Nichols.-^Nixon.
— Norden, — Ormerod. — Penryn. —
Prynne.'^B., S.—Rhodes. — S., TT.—
Shirley. — Stafford. — Stanbridge. —
Taylor.^White {T.y- Woman.
A., R. 1626-1627. P., B.^Ovidius
Naeo (P.) [Metamorphoses.']
A., 8. 1565. Mary, Queen of Scotland.
A.,T. 1614-1639. E., J., M.A.-^Bieh.
Academia Jacob! RegiB, Edinbargi. 1637.
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Latin,
Adam (J.) Paris, 1516-1621. Liturgies,
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals.
Adams (E.) 1620. King.
Adams (Thomas) 1593-1620. Abbot-
Barnes. — Bible. N. T. — Bible,
N. T. Qospds. Harmonies. — BU-
eon. — Bourne. — Buck. — Castiglioni.
'^Cooper ( T.)— CVaAwnttorp. — Fulke.
— Godwin. — Qrafton. — Hopton. —
Horatius Flaccus. — Howson. — Huarte
Navarro. — Joseph, ben Oorion. —
King. -^La Primaudaye. — Montc^
gue. — Omithoparchus. — Powel. —
B., T. — Bainclds. — RasteH. — Bavens-
croft. — Baymxlde. — Bich. — Stow. —
Treatise, — I^/nley.
Adderton (W.) 1629-1639. Crofts.^
Lightfoot,
Aggas (Edward) 1677-1610. C.,E.D.
L. L — Fisher. — France, Henry IlL,
King. — Ouise, House of, — Hunston. —
Ireland (T.y^-MarseUles. — Morgan. —
Momay. — Mulcaster. — Batdiffe. —
Temple.-^ Traheron.
Albyn(8.) 1621. Passion.
Alchoni(T.) 1630-1639. Apuleius.--
Chapman, — Clerke, — Doddridge. —
Oore. — H., C. — Jonson. — Person. —
Powell. — Smith (S.) — Studley, —
Tymme. — Wily.
Allam (J.) Oxford, 1638. AchiUes
Tatius.
Allam (Thomas) Oxford, 1636-39.
Bushed.'^ Carpenter, — Prideauas.
AUde (A.) 1696-1630. Monardes.-^
Wily.
Allde (Edward) 1585-1633. Anne-son.
—Arden. — P., N. — BtbU. 0. T.
Psalms. Latin. — Blenerhasset. —
Book.^Brac(ford.-^C,, T.—CastHe.-^
Charles /., King, etc. — Christian IV.,
1736 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
King, etc. — Clotves. — Cortes. — 2)., T,
— Daniel ben A lexander, — Daniel (8.)
— Dawson, — Decker. — Dell. — Dove.-^
E., a, A. — Edivards. — England. —
England^ Church of. Homilies.-^
F,, T.^F., W.—Fioravanti.— Fisher.
— Fuller. — Fulwdl, — Qamard. —
Ooodcole. — Queifara. — Hampton
Court. — Earcourt. — Henry I V,^ King^
etc. — Henry, Prince, etc. — Hewes.-^
Hill (A.y-Hill (T.y-Hood.—Hooke.
— Horatio. — Housewife. — Hughes, —
Johnson, — London Treacle, — Luis, de
Granada. — Lupton. — M., A. — M., J.
— Mansfdd, — Markham. — Marlow,
— Mary, the Blessed Virgin. — Mason,
'^Massinger. — Maxwell. — Middleton,
— Nixon. — Norden. — Norman. —
Norton. — Pecke. — Perkins. — Petowe,
— Phaer. — Polter. — Posselius. —
Preston. — Price. — Ratdiffe. — jRo-
. venscroft. — Rawlin. — Borne. — Eome,
Church of. Clement VIIL — Bow-
lands. — 8., E. — 8., W. — 8ansovino. —
Seahrooke. — Sebastian, King of Por-
tugal. — 8mith {H.) — 8peiddl. — St^
phens. — 8ulaimdn L — 8utdiffe. —
Sydenham {H.)— Taylor (/.)— W., A.
— IT., C.— W., W.— Wither.'-Wits.
AUde (Elizabeth) 1628-1635. Book.-^
Oreene. — Hayman, — Scott (IT.) —
Smith (M.)
AUde (J.) 1563-1579. Baker.Sul-
linger. — Catharine \Parr']. — Cooce. —
Hey wood. — Lord's Prayer. — Mor^
nay. — Munday. — Nicdls. — Prcs-
ton. — Sheriffs, — Vowdl otherwise
Hooker (J.)
Allen (B.) 1632-1637. Bible, N, T,
Peter, — Blundeville, — Clowes, — Motk-
fet,
Allen (E.) 1632-^3. Oughtred.
AUet (R.) 1629-1631. AJhum,-^
Plumptre, — Toumshend,
Allot (M.) 1636. Crawshey (J.)
Allot (R.) 1626-1636. Abernethy,-^
Aleman, — Aristippus. — Austin. —
Bacon, — Baillie, — BcUcanquall. —
Bayly. — Biide. N. T, Bevdation,
— Biondi, — Bownd. — Britons. —
Cdestina. — Cldand. — Cotton. — Cotv-
per, — DaUington, — Denison, — Fawk'
ner* — Oaule, — Guild. — Hart. —
Heylyn. — Jesus Christ. — Jones (FT.)
Kdlet. — Leigh, — Massinger. — Micro-
Cosmography. — Norden. — Overbury,
—^Perkins, — Petowe. — Plutarch. [Bioi
I1a^aXXi|A<M.] — Sandys, — Shake-
speare (W,) [Dramatic Works.'
Smith (M.)-^Virgaius Maro (P.)
[ Works^ Walker, — WalL-^ Wither.
— Xenophon,
Allott(T.) 1639. F.,B,J.
Alaop (A.) 1633. Donne (J.)
Alsop (B.) 16ie-1640. Agard,—
Anton. — Bdchier, — Boraston. —
Brathwait. — Breton. — Brewer, —
C, J. — Cade, — Calderwood. — Carter,
— CraJcanthorp. — Crashaw. — Crofts.
'—Davies, — Decker. — Fage. — Fox. —
Fuller,-^ Greene, — H,, J,, Gent, —
H, B, — Hagthorpe, — Harding. —
Heinsius, — Henry V, — Lawson.-^
Leech. — Lever. — Lodge and Greene. —
M., L — Mdton. — More. — Morrioe. —
Niccols. — Observations. — Pcdmerin^
cPOliva. — Palmerin, of England,-^
Papal Exchequer. — Peyton. — PowdL
'^Beading, — Rogers, — Rowlands. -^
8., E. — 8,, T. — Scot.— Shirley.—
Sibthorpe. — Tailboys. — Torquernada.
— Treatise. — Troy. — Tuke. — Vioary.
— Virgilius Maro (P.) [J^neis.}--*
Walker.— Whatdy.
Alflop (E.) 1624. M., G.
Alaop (N.) 1632-1640. Barton.-^
Quarles. — VirgiliusMaro(P.)[JEnei8,']
Alaop (R.) 1632. Goffe (T.)
Amazeur (J.) Paris, 1555. Liturgies.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury^ Diooese
of. Missals.
Anderson (G.) 1637-1638. Abernethie.
— Adamson (H.) — Adamson (J.)
— H,, T, — Ramsay,
Andrew (Laurens) [1527]-[1530?]
Braunsdiweig. — DdxUe. — Mirror.
Andrewes (T.) 1637. Meditations.
Angelino (P.) 1566. Agndlo (G. B.)
Anoke (John) pseud. (.1589.] Mar^
prdate,
Antony (H.) called Velpius, Widow of.
Brussels, 1633. Matihieu.
Arbuthnot (A.) 1576-1683. Bible.
English. — Buchanan, — Scotland.
Statutes. James VL
Archer (T.) 1607-1628. Armin.^
B., W. B, — Bergen-op-Zoom. — Breda.
— Charles J. — Coverte. — Decker.-^
Decker and Wdnter. — East Indies,, —
France. Brformed Churches. — H<iga. —
i.,i?. — Lithgow. — M., G. — Maredline.
--^Marston. — Middleton and Decker.-^
Netherlands, United Provinces of the,
— Netherlands. United Provinces of
the, Staten Generaal, — Sdman. —
Spain. Philip IF., King. — Speght.^*
Swetnam. — Thayre, — TimberlaJ^--^
Tuke, — Webster, — Woman,
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1737
Arondell(A.) 1617. Condni (0.)
Arondell (W.) 1615-1617. Adams,—
Conoini (G,) — Concini {L,) — Feynes,
— Fernus Fkuxus.
Ash (H.) Dort, 1639. Paget.
Askell (L.) [1560 ?] Christian Man,
Aspley (W.) . 1599-1630. Ahbot.-^
Acosta, — Ahmad L — Barclay. —
Biddulph, — Boys. — Bryskett. —
Buoni, — Canary Islands. — Casauhan.
— Chapman, — Charron, — Clermont de
Bussy D*Amhoise, — Davies. — Decker,
— F,, B,f Dr., etc. — Fenion. — Gordon.
— Grymestan. — Hart. — Higgins. —
James I. — Java. — Marston. — Martin,
— Michadis. — Norden. — Percy vail. —
Persius Fluccus. — S.^ /?., Priest. —
Sanders. — Shakespeare (FT.) [^Kin
Henry IV,'] — Shakespeare (
^
\Much Ado about Nothing.y-WU-
kinson.
Astile (John) pseud. [1689.] Mar^
prelate.
Astley (H.) 1596-1608. Cortes,—
Norden, — Norman. — Steuin,
Aston (J.) 1637. H, T.—Heywood{T.)
Aubri (D.) Hanaw, 1607. BibU, 0, T,
Daniel.
Aui-oy (P.) Douay, 163L Bernard.
Awdeley(John) 1561-1576. Aurdius
Antoninus. — B., E, — Bedel, — Bennet,
— Bradford, — Copland. — Coverdale,
— Crowley, — Bering, — Fisher. — Fitz-
Herbert. — Fulke. — Introduction. —
North. — Papists. — hidley. — Scot. —
Sermon. — Vienna. — Walsh.
Awen (W.) 1551. Christian Medita-
tion.
B
B., A. 1623. Fletcher (G.) the Younger,
B., B. [1632?] Hostess.
B., C. 1578-1607. Baronius,— Bible.
Latin. — II., I, — if , T. — Maurice,
Prince of Orange. — Nash. — RtbatU.
B., Gh. 1583. Christian Families.
B.,E. 1588-1635. Bancroft.— P., L.--
Bead.^ Sisters.-' WUl.
B., P. 1606-1607. P., 5. — iS^rp-
ham (E.y—Stafford.
B., G. 1592-1598. Bhe.'-Btble. Latin.
— Humphrey, — Montemayor. — Borne,
Church of, Sixtus V,, Pope. — Some,
B., H. 1577-1634. Caracciolo.— Green-
wood.— Lever. — M., T. — Treatise.
B.. L 1592-1640. B., W.—Barday.—
BibU, N. T. Galatians.— Bible. N. T,
Peter, — Book. — Brathwait, — C, 8.
— Cabinet, — Carpenter, — Cdestina. —
Chester, City of, — Coryate, — Craven.—
Downame, — Fite- Geffrey, — Fletcher,
^—Ford. — Goffe. — Gumay. — Hayne,
—Hughes {G.) — Hughes {L.)'-Lar
tham. — MarMam. — Marlvw. — Mar-
mion. — Massinger. — May. — Midas. —
Momay, — Nash. — Pemble. — Shake-
speare (IT.) {Bape of Lucrece,'}—Shd-
don.— Taylor (j,)— Taylor (T.) —
Warner. — WHy, — Worship.
B., L. 1621. Hdp.
B., M. 1607-1634. Baronius.— Green-
wood. — Lennard, — Muhammad II,,
Sultan, etc.
B., N. 1621-1636. Cork. — Spain.
Navy. — T., B.
B., N. L. C. 1600. A., B.
VOL. m.
B., P. 1607. Grimalius Goslicius.
B., R. 1592-1640. Academies. Paris,
University de. — Aleman. — Arthing-
ton.'^Balaam. — Barday. — Bayly. —
Bible. Latin. — Bible. Abridgments. —
Bible. 0. T. Proverbs. — Boughen. —
Capd. — Carlstadt. — Decker. — Dray-
ton.— Featley. — H., J., M.A. — Hall. —
Hayward. — Henry VII. — James /.—
Jones. — Lipsius, — London, Grocers of.
— Meditations. — Micro- Cosmography.
— Norton. — Observations. — Overhury,
— Palatinus, — Penkethman. — Per-
nau, — Portugal. — Philip II., King,
etc. — Powdf. — Preston. — B., W., Esq^,
— Bastdl. — Benaudot. — Bogers, —
8., E,, Master, — S,, J — Seaman. —
Shakespeare. [^Perides,'] — Shakespeare,
[Supposititious Works, Yorkshire
Tragedy."] — Sherley, — Stevin. — Stud-
ley. — Tiylor. — Temple. — W., B., Esq.
— Warren. — White. — Widow.
B., S. 1637-1640. Hayne.— Bueff.
B., T. 1610-1640. Cotton,— H., T.—
Harris. — Howdl. — Llandaff, Diocese
of. VisitcUion Articles. — Sedgwick. —
Bibbes.— White.
B., W. 1582-1617. LiUy,—Nyndge,—
Udall, — William I., Prince of Orange^
etc.
Bach (J.) 1607-1613. Brereton,—
Faust. — Johnson. — Knave. — Mark-
ham. — P., B.
Badger (Richard) 1626-1640. Aher-
nethy. — Andrewes. — Bancroft. —
jBiWe. 0. T. Psalms. — Bible. 0. T.
6 T
1738 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERa
Proverbs. — Btbie. N.T, CoUmtans. —
Bihle. N.T. Feler.—Biondi.— Surges.
— Ga nterhury. Archdeaconry of. — Can'
terhury^ Province of. — Cowper. —
Daines. — Davenant. — Du Moidin^P.)
the Younger. — Elyt Diocese of. — Galen.
— Gt. Britain and Ireland, Charles /.,
Kirhg. — Griffith, — Guillim. — Hen"
shaw. — Hovxird, — Laud. — Lawrence.
— Jjondon, Diocese of. Visitation
Articles. — Maynwaring. — Norwich^
Diocese of. — Person. — Fhalaris. —
Pocklington. — Powell. — Preston. —
Reynolds. — Rogers. — Roxana. — Scot-
land. Charles L, King. — Spelman. —
Sutton. — T.^A.,Praclitioner in Physic.
— Trapp. — Tamer. — White. ^
Wither. — Worcester, Diocese of.
Badger (T.) 1640. Bolton.-^Lake.—
Maddison.
Radius (C.) 1557. Bible. N. T.
English.
Bagfet (J.) 1613. Sherley.
Baily (J.) See Bayly.
Baily(T.) 1634. R., S.
Baio (AntoDio) Paris, 1585. Bruno.
Baker (G.) 1631. Townshend^—W., H.
Baker (M.) 1611. Hopkins.
Baldwin (John) Paris, 1502. Liturgies.
Rome, Church <^, Salisbury, Diocese
of. Hymnals.
Baldwin (W.) 1619. Btbie. 0. T.
Song of Solomon.
Bale (J.) 1549. Ldand.
BaIl(R.) 1636. Salisbury.
Ballard (H.) 1597-1608. BosseweU.-^
Fotherby. — Legh. — Mountain, —
Rogers. — Warde.
Ballard (R.) 1579-1581. Munday.^
Norman. '
Balligault (Felix) Paris, 1494. Litur-
gies, Rome, Church of. Sdlitbury,
Diocese of. Hymnals.
Bamforde (H.) 1577. Vicary.
Banian (R.) 1609. Jonson.
Banke8(R.) 1525-1542. Bible. Trans-
lation.—Bxtle. N.T. JEpieOes and
Chspds. — Herbal. — MontpeUier.
Surgeons. — Ordinal. — Tavemor.
Bankworth (R.) 1594-1612. j&eZ?.—
Bible. N.T.: James. -"Bible. N.T,
Revelation. — Sebastian, King of Por-
tugal.— Thompson.
Bar. (Chr.) Ass. of. See Babkbb (G.)
Assignment of.
Barbier (S.) 1498. Liturgies. Rome,
Churck of. Salisbury, Diocese of,
Missals,
Barenger (W.) 1609. Rich,.
Barker (Christopher) 1575-1599. Apo-
logy.— Art. — Baker. — Bible. English.
-^Bible. Welsh.^Bible. 0. T. Hagi-
ographa. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms^ —
Bible. N. T. — C, E. — C, R. —
Gampian (E.)— Canterbury, Province
of. — Chaderton, — Clarke. — Dudley. —
England, Church of. Articles. — f'ox,
--Frederick J II,, Elector Palaiine.—
Gasooigne. — Hooper. — I.,S.A. — Jewel.
— La Place. — Liturgies. En^and.
Common Prayer, — Liturgies. England,
Particular Services. — Momay. — Ni"
chols. — NoweU and Day. — OcJdand. —
Parry. — l^ercy. — Ribaut. — Satan, —
Shutnc—TuberviUe.
Assignment of. 1578-1585. Bible,
English. — KingsmiU. — LambarcL
Deputies of. 1579-1633. Barlow,
— Bible. English. — Bihle. Proper
Names. — Bible. Concordances. — BtUe.
O.T. Psalms.-— Bible. N.T. English.
—BUson.—C, T.— England, Church
of. Articles. — England, Church <^,
Gonsfitutions and Canons. — Form. —
Hacket. — Hdkluyt. — Liturgies. Eng-
land. Common Prayer. — Liturgies.
England. Particular Services. — Span^
ish Lies. — Sutdiffe.-^Throkmorton.
Barker (M.) 1613. Downame,
Barker (Robert) 1596-1640. Abbot.—
Academies. London. Royal OcUege
of thysidans. — Andreufes, — Bacon, —
Barlow ( W.) Archdeacon, etc. — Bible.
English.-^Bible. Wd^— Bible. Con-
cordances.— Bible, Genealogies. — BiUe.
0. T. Hagiographa. — BiUe. O. T.
, Psalms.-- Bible. N. T.—BlaekwdL
— Buckeridge. — Burhil. — Canterbury,
Province of, — Catholic Admonition. —
— Contemplatio. — Devereux. — Eng'
land. Church of. Articles. — England^
Church of. Constitutions and Canons.
— G amet. — Giffordus. — GreatBritain
and Ireland. Army. — Great Britain
and Ireland. Charles I., King. —
Great Britain and Ireland. James /.,
King, — Hakluyt. — Harriot.— ^amesl,
— James (71) D,D. — Liturgies, Eng-
land. Common Prayer. — Liturgies.
England, Grdinals. — Liturgies. Eng^
land. Particular Services. —^ Mason.
— Montagu. — Morton ( T.) Bishop, etc.
— Rome, Church of. Paul V., Pope. —
Ryves.—S., T. M.—SavHe.— Scotland.
James VI., King. — Segar. — Skory. —
Soave. — Sutdiffe. — Thomson. — Uhter.
Barley (W.) 1592-1614. Bible. O. T.
Psalms. — Book. — Brisset, — Char-
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERY 1739
don, — Cotton, — Decker, — Frederick I,,
King J etc. — Qroundvjorh, — Hawkins.
— Johnmm^T.) Misc, Writer, — Lodge
yand Chreene. — London, Diocese of.
Visitation Articles, — Pathway, — Ped-
lar, — PetHe, — Pet, — Pilgrimage, —
Pius II,j Pope, — RavaiUac, — Reme-
dies.— Boberts, — Seaman, — White,
Barlow (T.) 1616-1618. Barlow (W.)
Archdeacon,etc, — Henry V,, King^ etc.
Barnes (Joseph) Oxford, 1585-1633.
A,i N, — Aliwt, — Academies, Oxford.
Christ Church College, — Academies.
Oxford, Exeter CoUege, — Academies,
Oxford. Merton College, — Acade-
mies. Oxford, New CoUege. — Acade-
mies, Oxford 8t, Mary Magdalen
College, — Academies, Oxford^ Uni-
versity of, — Agatkarckides. — AUnn de
Valsergues, — Aungervile, — Aristo-
phanes.— Aristotle, — Bacon, — Bailey.
— Barlaamtts. — Basse, — Bastard, —
Beacon, — Benefield, — Bible, 0, T,
Song of Solomon. — Bihle, 0,T, Amos,
— Bible, 0, T. Obadiah. — Bible,
N. T, Oospds, Matthew, Latin. —
Bible. N, T, Chdatians, — Bilson, —
Breton, — Brett. — Budden, — Bunny
(E.y—Bunny(F,y-Burh%l,—Byrd,—
Ca, (Jo,)—Carleton. — Case, — Church-
yard (T,) — Cldand, — Colmore. —
Cooke, — Cooper (T.) Preacher. — Cor-
bet,— Cotton. — />., /. — Davies, — Day,
— Demosthenes. — Digges, — Duck. —
Dudley,— Du Moulin (P.) the Elder,
— Elitabeth, Queen, etc. — England. —
Fitz-Qeffrey, —Flower (M,) —Fuller
(N,) Prebendary, etc. — O., M, — Gam-
age. — Godwin, — H,, W,, of Ex, in Ox,
— Hakewill, — Heidelberg Catechism, —
Hermaic Exercises, — Hinde, — Holdt,
Town of,— Holland (T,)— Hooker,—
Howaon, — Huhbocke, — Hutchins, —
Hutton, — James (T,) D,D. — Jesus
Christ, — John, Chrysostom. — Johnson,
— Josephus. — KHhy. — King (J.)
Bp,, etc. — Kingsmill, — Legatus. —
Letoes, — Liturgies, England, Common
Prayer, Appendix, — Liturgies. Eng-
land, Oxford, Christ Church. Com-
monPrayer, — Lomazxo, — LouisXllL ,
King, etc. — Moore, — Momay, — New-
man,— North East Passage, — P., B. —
Panke, — Persius Flaccus, — Petrucci.
— Piers. -Potter.— Potts.— Powel. —
Praise, — Price (/>.) — Price (S.) —
Prideaux. — Prime. — jB., /., D. of
Divinity. — BaincUds. — Beuter, —
Boberts, — Sanford, — Sdater, — Simeon
Metaphrastes, — Smith (J,) — Smith
(M,)—Smyth(B,)—Sparke,— Tacitus,
— Terry, — TJiornborough, — Treatise.
— Trigge. — Twyne. — Unton. — Wake.
— Wakeman, — Widif
Bames (Richard) 1610-1632. HoOand.
— Jourdan, — S,, J.
Barre (W.) 1601. Jonson,
Barrenger rW.) 1611-1612. Dahom,^
Heywooa,
Barret (Hanna) 1625. Bacon,— Bible,
0, T, Psalms. Portions, — Charles L,
King, etc — Hodson. — Jocdine,
Barret (W.) 1608-1624. Bacon,—
Chadwick, — Charles /., King, etc.-—
Coctts, — Cooke, — Florio, — France,
Louis XJIL, King, — G,, T, — Goad,-"
Hall (J.) Bp,, etc. — Heliodorus, —
Henry IV,,King, etc. — HiU, — Hoby. —
King {H,) Bp,, etc. — Lennard, — Mar-
low, — Martyn. — Maielief, — MerciP-
rius, Britannicus, — Montctgu, — Mon-
taigne, — Morton, — Perry, — Peter ^
Saint, etc. — Bawlinson, — ftichardson,
—S., B,— Sandys,— Smith (H,)— Vir-^
gitiia, — Wadsworth, — Whithoume, —
White (J.) D,D., eic—Wybame,
Barringer (W.) 1618. Lever,
Barthelet (T.) See Berthelet.
Bartlet (John) 1620-1640. Bargrave,
— Bible, 0. T, Ecdesiastes, — Bible.
0. T. Zediariah. — Capel. — Gouge, —
Qrosse. — Harris, — Jesus Christ. —
Invention, — Pemble, — Bous. — S,, B,,
Preacher, etc. — Taylor, — Byves, —
Usher.-Whitfeld,
Bassandyne (T.) Edinburgh, 1576-1579.
Bible, English,
Basse (R.) 1615. Decker,
Bates (C.) [1630?] Bacon,
Batter8by(J.) 1699-1619. LatinTongue,
— Stochvood (J,)
Bayly(J.) 1603-1610. Brisset,— Homer.
[Barpaxo/KvofiaxMt.] — N,,A , — Bavaillac,
Bayly (T.) 1618-1622. D,,T.— Hornby.
— Musophilus, pseud, — Tymme,
Be. (James) [1638.] Decker,
Beale (John) 1611-1639. Bacon,^
Bible. 0,T. Proverbs. — Bible, 0,T.
Proverbs. Concordances. — Bradshaw,
— Brathuxiit. — Brindey{J.^ the Elder.
— Brossier. — DuMoulin (P.) theElder,
—Dyke. — Garden, — Garey, — Gil, —
Gouge, — Hamor, — Harcourt. ^^Hart.
— Heywood, — Hieron. — HUl, — Home,
— J,, H,, Student, — Jackson, — John-
eon, ^^Levens, — LiUy. — Markham, —
Martyn, — Moryson, — Norden, — Pres-
ton, — Becord. — Beuter, — Sandys. —
1740 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONBRa
Slaty er, — Speed, — Spelman, — Stock,
— Sydenham^H. )— Taylar(J.)— Wes-
terman. — Wing. — Wither, — Wright.
Bearkess (R.) 1602. Breton.
Beauchesne (J. de) 1597. T., T.
Becket (James) 1636-1640. Heywood,
— Kirke. — M., 2!, Gent. — FeouSham. —
Sharpe (L.)
Becket (L.) 1610-1628. Aylesbury (T.)
— B., W., and P., E. — Orashaw. —
Parkes.— Scott (Sir M.) — Vincent , of
Lerins, Saint.
Becket (S.) 1620. Niccholes {A,)
Bee (Cornelius) 1639, 40. Paris.
Beeston(H.) 163^-1634. Ford.
Bell (H.) 1610-1637. Bradford.^
Greene. — Littleton. — Marlow. — Max-
well.— Snawsell. — Treati9e, — Willis.
Bell (J.) 1630. Brinsley (J.) the Elder.
Bell(M.) 1637. Greene,
Bellamie (John) 1621-1640. Beard,
— Bible. 0. T. Pentateuch. — BiMe.
0. T. PsoUms. Portions. — Bible,
N. T. Timothy. — Brathwait. — Cop-
land. — (Jotton, — Davis. — Fuller. —
Jenison. — Inquisition. — M., G, —
Mayer. — Ovidius Naso (P.) [ Tristia.]
— Plymouth, New England. — B., />.,
B. in Divin. — Bobinson (J.) — Sogers
(Z>.) — Bogers (B.) — Stoughton. —
Symson. — Tedinck. — Vincent, —
TT., E. — Weemes. — Widdowes. —
Wood. — Wydowes.
Bellerus (J.) Donay, 1575. AJhin de
VaUergues (J. d*)
Benion(R.) 1612. Swift.
Bennyman (Henry) See Btnneman.
Benson (John) 1635-1640. Eoratius
Flaccus. — Jonson, — Malvezzi. — Mean,
—Butter.— Webster.
Bernard. Rouen, 1517. Liturgies, Borne,
Church of, York, Diocese of. Missals.
Bemes (R.) 1612. Marlow.
Berthelet (Thomas) 1528-1568. Acade-
mies. Europe. — Academies, ScUemo,
Schola Satemitana. — Agapetus, —
Agrippa, — Aurelius Antoninus, — Ar^
ticuli, — Bekinsau, — Bible. Latin. —
Bible, English. — Bible, Sdections. —
Bible, 0. T, Psdhns, PorUons,— Bible.
N. T. English. — CathaHne [Parr'],
Queen, etc. — Cebes. — Christian Man,
—Cicero (M, T,) ILaHus.'y^Clerieus,
— Cooper, — Cope, — Cyprian , — Diff^
rentia. — Divernte. — Dives, — Elyot. —
England, Army, — Fitz- Herbert, —
Frontinus, — FuUonius. — Gardiner. —
OlanviUa, — Glass. — Gower, — Gwyn-
neth, — Henry VIIL, King, — Hutten,
— Introduction. — John, Chrysostom^-^
Isidore, Saint. — Isocrates. — Junius
{A.) — Justice of the Peace. — Lamenia^
tion. — Lanquet. — Littleton. — LortTs
Prayer, — Lupset, — Matthew (<S.) —
Morison. — Natura. — Opus. — Papists.
— PayneU. — Plutarch. [Ilcpi iwMmw
hiywyiis-l — Plutarch. \Jlms i» ris *ir*
ix^poty w^Xoiro.] — Popes. — Bemedy, —
Borne, Church of. Cwria Bomana, —
Bomney Marsh, — Salem. — Sensoa
(L, A.) [^Tragcedist.'] — Sturmius. —
Tenures. — Terentius (P.) [^SeleGtums.']
— TTiomas, — Tunstodl. — Vives, —
Wdkefidd. — Xenopihon.
Besbie (J.) 1592. Cony-Caicher.
Best(R.)1640. Panedonius.—Tathan^J.)
Bienayse(J.) Paris, 1516-1521. Lanr-
gies. Borne, Church of. SaHsbury,
Diocese of. Missals.
Bill (John) 1601-1630. Abbot.— Adam-
son. — Andreioes. — B., I., Merchant. —
B., W. — Bacon. —Barclay. — BUtU.
English.— Bible. Welsh.— Bible. 0(m-
cordances. — Bible. O. T. Hagiographa.
—Bible. 0. T. Psalms.— Bible. 0. 21
Psalms. Portions.— BiMe. N. T. Greek.
—Bible. N. T. English.— BOson.—
Bowie. — Bradwardinus.—^Brerewood.
— Buckeridge. — Caninius. — Oarietan.
— Casaubon (/.) — Casaubon (Al.) —
Comines. — Curll. — Davies. — Demo-
sthenes. — Dominis. — Dofimame, —
Draxe.—Du Moulin (P.) the Elder.-^
England, Churchof. — England, Church
of. Articles. — England, Church of.
Constitutions and Canons. — England,
Churchof. Homilies.— Forset.—GatH.
— Godmn. — Great Britain and Ire-
land. Army. — Cheat Britain and
Ireland. James I., King. — GrwU
Britain and Ireland. Charles Z«
King.—Gunter.—H.,F.—ffakewaL—
Harriot. — Hay. — Hayward, — Jarnesl.
— -Kin^(«7'.)Pp.,etc. — L., F. — Laud. —
Liturgies. England. Common Prayer.
— Liturgies. England. Particular
Services. — Lord^sPrayer. — Ludnge.-^
Lydiat. — Macollo. — Marty n. — Ma-
son. — Morton. — N6runch,Diooe8eqf. —
Paolo, Servita. — Quin, — Baleigh. —
Boman Papacy. — Borne, Church of.
Paid v., Pope. — Byves. — Singleton. —
Soave. — Spackman. — Spotiswood. —
Sprin t. — Stuckley. — Tacitus. — Tasso
(T.) [Gerusalemme Liberata.'i—Tiaes-
ley. — Verstegan. — Wukeman. — White
ay— White(J.)— WiUan,— WiUiams
[J.) Bp., etc.— Wittd.
t.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1741
Bill (John) Assignes of. 1630-1642.
Bible, English.Stble. N. T. Engliah.
— OrecU Britain and Ireland. Army,
— 6^00^ Britain and Ireland, Charles
I.fKing. — Liturgies. England. Com-
num Prayer. — Liturgies. England,
Ordinals. — Liturgies, England, Far^
tictdar Services,
BiDg(I.) ri595.] Fletcher,
BinDeman (Henry) See Btkneman.
Birckman (A.) Cologne, 1561-1668.
Braunsehiveig. — Turner.
Biid(R.) 1623-1639. Bachdor.^Bettie.
— Bible, Escpontory Works. — Brinsley
(J.) the Younger. — C., L, W, — Christian
Doctrine . — Christian Religion. — Z>., T.
— Oataker. — Levens. — Lindsey. —
Lupton. — Norden. — Rogers (ft.) —
Bowlands,—Spicer,— T,, F.— K., B.—
Widow. — Worship,
Bishop (E.) 1612. Northbrooke,---
Vird.
Bishop (George) 1671-1610. Abbot—
Aristotle, — Askew, — Barlow ( W^
Archdeaoon,etc. — Barnes, — BQ>le. 0, T,
Genesis, — Bible, 0, T, Deuteronomy,
—Bible, 0,T, Joshua.— Bible. O.T.
Minor Prophets, Latin. — -fftJfc, 0. T.
Job. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Or.—
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Eng.— Bible. N.T.
Gospels. — Bible. N. T. Gospels. Harmo-
nies.— Bible. N.T. Gospelf. John. Lot.
anii Eng, — Bible, N. T. Epistles,—
Bible. N. T. Epistles and Gospels.
EpisHesofSt.Paul. Lat.— Bible. N.T.
Romans. — Bible. NT. Corinthians, —
BibU, N, T, Galatians, Lat,— Bible,
N T, Ephesians. — Bible. N. T.
Timothy.— Bible. N. T. Revelation. Lat.
^Bible. N.T. Revelation. Eng.—Boai-
stuau. — Bodin. — Brasbridge. — Brere-
ton. — Bulkeley. — Bvllinger. — Bunny.
Calvin, — Camden. — Canada. — Casti-
glioni. — Chaucer. — Clemangiis. —
Deaconand Walker. — Duarenus. — Du
Jon (F.) the Elder, — Feguemekinus. —
Fox. — Ftdke. — Galvam. — Giffordus.
-7- Godwin. — Gordon. — Hakluyt. —
Hasan ibn Muhammad, etc. — Hdinr
shed.-^Homer.^ lAiaj.] — HoratiusFlac-
eus. — Humphrey. — James (T.) — Jesus
Christ. — Jewel.— John, Chrysostom. —
Kingsmill. — La Primaudaye. — Lever.
— Lloyd. — Morel. — Morton. — North-
brooks. — PhUibert. — 22., J. — Rain-
olds — Rosier, — S., T. M. — Saravia. —
SavUe. — Stockwood. — Stradling. —
Sutdijfe. — Trigge. — Velcurio. — Virgi-
lius Maro (P.) \Qeorgica.'}—W., M.—
Westfaling. — Wirsung. — York^ Dio-
cese of.
Bishop (J.) 1580. Bhze.
Bishop (Richard) 1636-1646. Baldwin.
—Bible, 0, T. Psalms.— Blundeville.—
Chaloner. — F., B. J. — Florus. — Glap-
thorne. — Gore. — Greville. — Hayne. —
Herbert (Sir T.) — Homes, — Hooker. —
Johnson (R.) — Jonson. — London. Dis-
tillerSy Company of. — Macchiavelli. —
Mill (H.) — Norice. — Panedonius. —
Penkethman. — Powell, — Rivers, —
S., R. — Selden. — Sibbes.
Bishop (T.) 1586. La Primaudaye.
Blackmore (E.) 1618-1640. Bernard,
— Carter. — Massinger. — Mdton. —
Parsons, — Petley. — Pope. — Texeda, —
W., J.— Wily,
Blackwall (W.) 1594-1596. Carlstadt,
— Cyrus, — Dudley^LadyJ,)— WHght.
Bladen (W.) 1612-1624. BibU, NT,
PhUippians, — Christian Religion.—'
Gaiakei'.—Goitge.—H., 8.—T., T.—
Valentinus.— W., E.
Blades (W.} 1618. Ward(S.) B.D., etc.
Blageart, Mistress. Paris, 1636-1637.
Francis [de Sales'], Saint. — Haem-
merlein.
Blaikelocke (L.) 1639-1640. Beaumont.
— Mill. — Naibes.
Blaincher (William) 1613. Franchis.
Blakemore (E.) See Blackmore.
Bloome(J.) 1621-1638. Arthur, King,
etc. —Bible. N T. Peter. — Griffith.
—Herbert (Sir T.)—Speght.
Blount (Edward) 1598-1632. Acosta.—
Adams, — Aleman. — Alexander^ W.}—
Blount.— Buoni. — Cervan tesSaavedra.
— Charron. — Claudianus. — Dolling^
ton. — Daniel. — Dering. — Ducci. —
England. — Faret. — Florio. — Gwinne.
— Henry IV. ,KingofFrance. — Hdby. —
Hodson, — Hospital. — Jonson. — King
(H.) — Lennard. — Lilly. — Lucanus. —
Mercurius, Britannicus. — Micro-Cos-
mography. — Montaigne. — Ostend. —
Portugal. — Rawlinson. — Shakespeare.
(W.) [Dramatic Works.]— Silver (G.)
— Turner. — Wilkinson.
Blower (Ralph) 1695-1615. Anonymus.
— Canterbury, Province of, — F., I. —
Fiston. — Leighton. — Lichfield and
Coventry, Diocese of. — Mason (T.)—
Maurice, Prince of Orange. — Mervin,
— 21, A., Practitioner, etc. — W^be.
Blunden (Humphrey) 1637-1640.5ru<on.
— D.,R., Gent. — Day (J.) — Germany,
Theologians of. — H., U., Mr. — Jordan
{T.y— Squire (J.)— Vavghan.— Wit,
1742 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Blunt (E.) 1606-1613. Cooke {A.y-
Qoosecappe, — Marlow (O.)
Bocard (Andrea) Paris, 1502. Liturgies*
Rome^ Church of* Salisbury, Diocese
of. Sequences, — Liturgies, Borne,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese of.
Hymnals.
Bogart (Martin) Douay, 1630. Davy
du Perron.
Boile (Richard) See Botle.
Boler (A.) 1637. Preston.
Boler (James) 1626-1634. Bernard.--
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Portions. —
Bible. N. T. Timothy, — Carpenter
(/.) — Craven(I,) — Frith. — Oumay. —
HUdebrandt. — Jewel (J.) — Leslie. —
Lilly. — Martyn. — May, — Pemble. —
Piatt. — Preston (J.) — Saravia. — Tay-
lor (J.)— Taylor (T.y-Williamson.
BoUifant (E.) 1586-1600. JSsop,—
Bible. Anaiyses. — BUson. — Church-
yard (T.) — Cicero. — Clowes. — Do-
doens. — Harward. — Hospital. — John-
son (i?.) Qent. — Lambard. — La Pri-
maudaye. — Lemnius. — Livius. — Mon*
iemayor. — Pauiet. — Percyvull. — Pon-
ticus. — Saluste du Bartas. — Topsell. —
Twyne. — Warner. — Westminster Ab-
bey.— Wither.
Bonham (William) 1542. Bible. 0. T.
Proverbs. — Chaucer. — Fabyan.
Bonian (R.) 1607-1611. Chapman.—
Collins. — Fletcher. — James ( ) —
Lanyer. — Middleton. — B., 8. —
Sclater. — Shakespeai'e ( W.) [^Troilus
and Cressida."]
Booksellers, Society of. See Stationers,
Company of.
Boscard (C.) S. Omers, 1614. Geninges.
Bostocke (Robert) 1628-1640. Brath-
wait. — Fuller. — Lentttn, — Ley. —
Panarete. — Beynolds. — Silesio.
Boteler (John) 1527. Dictionaries.
Boulton(R^ 1604-1618. Draxe.—Good-
man.---Jesuits. — W. , W. — Willymat.
Bourman (N.) [1542.] Scarperia.
Bourne (N.) 1610-1640, Appelius.—
Bible. N. T. Bomans.'-Bible. N. T.
Colossians, — Bois-le-Duc. — Breda. —
Capell. — Chibald. — Concini, — Cork,
— Davies. — Dove. — Dowle, — Dow-
name (Q,) — Downame{J.y-Drake{Sir
T.y-'Du Moulin (P.) the Elder.— East
Indies. East India Compcmy. — Featley.
— France. Reformed Churches. — Fred-
erick Henry, Prince, etc — Chtaker, —
Oustavus 11. Adolphux, King, etc. —
H. ,J. — Hagthorpe. — Haren.----Jenney.
— Jobson. — Isocrates. — Kendrick. —
Layfidde. — Ley. — Lord's Prayer. —
Malynes. — Marande. — Misselden. —
Montagu (R.) — Netherlands, United
Provinces of the. — Netherlands, United
Provinces of the. Frederick Henry,
Prince, etc. — Nichols. — Otes. — PeiU-
gromius. — Periodical PtibluxUions,
London. — Preston {J.) — Primerosius.,
— Rome, Church of. Urban VIII.^
Pope. — S., E. —Schloer. —Sibbes. —
Spain. Navy. — Spain. Philip IV.,
King. — Spencer {T.y—Spenaer (-B.)—
Sutdiffe. — Sutton, — Sweden. Army^
— Terceira, Island of. — Terentius (P.)
lEunuchus."] — Treatises. — Waferer. —
Waldstein. — WoodaU. — Wotton. —
Yaxlee. — Zarain.
Bourne (R.) 1592. Perkins.
Bourne (T.) [1628.] Chichester, Dio-
cese of.
Bouvier (Franciscus) 1584. England,
Church of.
Bouwenszoon (Jan) Leyden, 1586.
Whetstone.
Bowler (Anne) 1636. Cato.
Bowler (J.) 1624-1640. Farmer (B.)
— Gataker. — Oaule. — Ounter. — Play-
fere. — Taylor. — Udny.
Bowman (F.) 1636-1638. Florus.-^
B., F.—Bandolph{T.)
Bowman (N.) [1532 ?] Duwes.
Boyle (Richard) 1693-1613. Balmford.
— Bamford. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Selections. — Cotta. — Cotton. — E., S. —
Herring (F.) — Hume. — N. — Prayer.
— Rome, Church of. Paul III., Pope.
— Treatise.
Boys (Myghell) Geneva, [1545?]—
[1550?] Mors (R.) pseud.
Bradocke (Richard) 1597-1609. B€u-
tard ( T.y-Bible. Expository Works.
— Bible. 0. T. Jeremiah, Expository
Works. — Devereux (B.) — Garden. —
Gardiner. — Hoddesdon, — Marlow. —
Peacham. — Price. — Stow. — Vaughan.
— Virgidemi». — Voyon. — Woodes.
Brad wood (M.) 1603-1626. Abbot (G.}—
Ahmad I. — Bilson. — Cogan. — D., E.,
Doctor. — Daniel {S.) — Ducci. — Florio
(G.)—Grymeston.—HaU (/.) JJp., etc.
— I fart. — Leighton. — Montaigne. —
Morton.— Pie( T}— Renter. -—Suidiffe.
— Thomson. — Tooker. — Dresu^elL —
Virel. — Westminster Abbey.
Bramridge (J.) 1623. Aslacus.
Bretton(W.) 1505-1506. Lyndewods.
Breuizhel (C. Gerrits van) Netherlands^
1632. Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Brewster (E.) 1619-1640. Ball.— Bible.
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1743
Expontory Works, — Bonham, — Cato^
drey, — Chibald. — Christian Bdif/ion,
— Qaidker. — Oouge, — Hildersam. —
Levett. — Lswis, — Norden, — Eogers
(N.y—Bogers (T,)-^8intth (iT.)— Tee-
linck.
Brickman (Francis) See Btbokikak.
Bright (T.) 1689. Fox.
Brisco (t) 1636i Focklington,
Brooks (W,) 1639. Camus,
Brooksby (P.) [1635.] London,
Broome (W.) 1682-1591. BtUe, 0, T.
Psalms, Expository Works, — Cam^
pcupe, — Cascu, — Curteys, — Hugo^ de
Sancto Victors, — Sappho, — Scot (B.)
— Tedder,-- Vermigli, --WiUiam /.,
Prince, etc.
Broome, Widow. 1591-1592« Endymvon,
-'Galatea,Smith (H.)
Browne (G.) 1612. Chapman,
Browne (John) 1698-1626. Breton.
Campion. — Cluipman. — Comwallis,
— 2)., J. — Davies. — Description, —
Drayton. — Henry, Prince of Wales, —
James (B,) — Jenison, — Jonson, —
M.,J,-^man(S,y — Markham. — Mason.
— Middleton. — Minsheu, — Pasquil,
pseud, — Peacham,
Browne (Natbanael) 1617-1631. Car-
leton, — France, — Goodwin, — N,^ N, —
Smith (A/.)— Willis,
Browne (k) 1639. Oombauld,
Browne (W.) 1585. Wecker.
Brumeau (T.) Paris, 1573-1582. Luis,
de Ghratutda, — Tyrie,
Bruney (R.) Antwerp, 1605, Verstegan,
Bryckman (Franciscus) See Btbokman.
Bryson (James) Edinburgh, 1639-1640.
Blair, — Liturgies. Scotland, Church
of. Common Order, — Scotland, Cove-
nant— Scotland, Chwrch of. Arch-
bishops and Bishops, — Scotland, Church
of. General Assembly.
Bryson (R.) Edinburgh, 1640. Lithgow.
— Scotland. Army. — Soots,
Buck (John) Cambridge, 1626-1634.
5tJfo. English,^Bible. 0, T. Psalms,
— Bibie. N. T, Colossians. Latin,
— Davenant. — Fletcher, — Gerhard.
— Liturgies, England, Common
Prayer, — Paolo, Servita, — Perrot, —
—Wren.
Buck (T.) Cambridge, 1626-1640.
Academies, Cambridge, University of.
--Bible, English,— Bible, 0, T, Job,
Polyglott — Bible. 0, T, Psalms,—
Bible. N, T, Greek,— Bible, N, T, Ex-
pository Works, — Bible, N,T, Gospels,
Harmonies. — Bxble, N, T, Colossians,
Lat. — Dalechamp (C,)^- Davenant.
— Directions. — Pletcher. — Fuller. —
Gerhard. — Gumay. — Hawkins. —
Herbert. — Hippocrates. {^'A^ptCfMi.']
— King(E,) — Liturgies, England,
Common Prayer, — Ovidius Naso (P.)
[Tristia,'] — Paolo, Servita, — Perrot,
—Wren.
Bucke (G.) 1563. Bruni,— Seneca
(L, A,) [Tragcedim,']
Budge (John) 1607-1626. Abemethy,
— Aaams, — Aretius. — BaHcanqualU
—Bible. 0. T. Buth. — Bible, 0, T.
Psalms. Portions.^Bil^. N. T. Eeve-
lation. — Breton (N,) — Campion. —
Chapman, — CleveSy Duchy of, — Cotton
(^C,)— Cotton (P,)^Cowper, — D.—
Denison, — FiM (N,) — Gordon, —
Great Britain and Ireland. James /.,
King. — Guild. — HakewUl, — Har-
rington,— Henry, Prince of Wales, —
Henry IV,, King of France. — Herbal.
— James L — Leigh. — Lever, — M,,J.—
Markham. — Meg, of Herefordshire.—^
Middleton, — Monipenny, — MyrieU.—
Nahbes. — Norden. — Pirckheimer. —
Poufdl. — Prideaux, — B,, S, — Bodo-
ginus, — Stpain. Philip IIL, King,
— Wither.
Bulkley (J.) 1622. Jackson.
Bull (J.) 1624. Wotton.
Bune (Walter) 1608. M., T.
Burbit(C.) 1605. Philips.
Burby ( ) Widow. 1609. Sutton,
Burby (Cuthbert) 1592-1607. Barker.
— Barnes. — Bible. N. T, Bevelation.
— Bownd. — Day, — Ditve, — Downame,
— Edward IIL, King, etc. — Green. —
Grtenham. — H,, I, — Hay ward, —
Henry IV,, King of France, — Lipsius,
— Lodge. — Luis, de Granada, — Mary
\ds Medici\, etc. — Nath. — Neck, —
Parry. — Poland. — Schilander. —
Shakespeare (W.) [Love's Lahour^s
Lost.'] — S?Mkespeare(W.) [Bomeoand
Juliet.'] — Smith (H.) — Sutdiffe. —
Sutton. — Taming. — Whitaker. —
Wilson (B,)^Dando.
Burby (E.) 1607-1609. Philips.—
Smith (H.)
Burby (J.) [1609.] Harris.
Bure(W.) 1621. Baleigh.
Burley(C.) 1604-1606. SuUon,— Wotton.
Burley (I.) 1610. Ntyrden,
Burre (Walter) 1699-1621. Albu-
maxar. — Bilson. — Cartwright. —
Donne. — East Indian Voyage. — His-
tory.— Jonson. — Knight. — Lawne. —
Luoanus. — Nash. ^ Nicholas y So-
1744 INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
eharlea. — Pricket — Rathbone, — Scoii
(£,) — T,, E. — Tract — Virginia. —
Wr, (T.)
Burrowe3(W.) 16 IL NormathCR.)
Burton (F.) 1605-1617. Fitz,—F<yrhes,
— Ford, — Home, — Tiheritis Claudius
Nero CsBsar, Emperor, etc. — Treloon
tius, — PT., T., Preacher, etc. — Wel-
lington (A.) — Wither.
Busby (J.) Junior. 1608. Academies,
Salerno, Schola Salemitana,
Busby (John) 1590-1615. Decker,--
Drayton, — Dugdale, — Elizabeth,
Queen, etc. — Oumier. — Greene. —
Henry V., King, etc — Kinsayder, —
L,, T,, of Lincoln's Inn, — Lodge. —
M., J, -— Mason, — Parrot. — Peele.
— Price. — S., B. — SmeH-Knave, —
Smith (H,) — Southwdl, — Varchi, —
Zepheria,
Bushell (Thomas) 1600-1613. A„ T.
— Gardiner, — H,, J. — MacchiaveUi,—
Netherlands, United Provinces of the.
Navy,
Butler (N.) 1621-1623. Archbold.—
Bergen-iyp-Zoom, — Germany, Empire
of, Reichstag, — Homer, |^lA«oj.]
Butler (T.) [1583.] Pelt
Butler (W.) 1616-1621. B. (Jo,}—
Barlow. — Goodcole. — Hieron,
Butter (Nathaniel) 1605-1640. Alhot.
— Alexander ( W.) — Bible. Ahridg-
ments. — Bible, Expository Works, —
Bible, 0, T, Song €f Solornon, Lfjtin,
—Bible, N.T, CoUmians,— Bible. N.T,
Peter. — Bignon. — Bourne, — Breda,
— Bury, — Butterfidd, — Byfidd. —
a, T.—C, W.— Casaubon.— Cecil—
Charles I., King, etc. — Charlotte Bra-
hantine \pf Nassau], — Coke, — Cortano,
— Cosmo II. — Cuffe. — Davies, — Day
{M.)—Decker,—Du Moulin (P.) the
Elder, — Elizabeth, Queen, etc. — Fen-
ton. — Fludd. — Forset — France. Re-
formed Churches, — France, Louis
XIIL, King. — Frederick Henry, Piince
of Orange. — Fuller, — Gad, Ben Arod,
etc. — Gainsford. — Gentleman (T.)—
Germany.— Gordon (J.) — Great Bri-
tain and Ireland. James I., King. —
Gustavtu II, Addphus, King, etc. —
ff^^ T, — Hagthorpe, — HaU (J,) —
Hamond. — Hannay. — Henry IV,,
King of France, — Hexham. — Hey-
v}ood.--HiU {W.) D.D.— History,—
Hoby. — Holbrooke. — Holyday. —
Homer, [TTorAw.] — Hoskins. — Hynd.
— James (R.) — Johnston (A.y^Ken-
drick, — Lake {A.) — London, BeUman
of, — London, Diocese of, VisitaHon
Articles, — M., W. — Magini, — Maurice,
Prince, etc. — Mendoza, — MusUifd. —
N,, N. — Nicholl. — Nick, Groome, etc
— Nixon, — O'Dogherty. — Felling, —
Pericles, Prince. — Periodical Publioa-
tions. London, — Persius Flaccus,-^
Quelch. — Return. — Rohan, — Rowley,
-'S,,R.'-Salkdd.-^Sanford,— School.
—Scott (T,)Shakespeare (W.) [K,
Lear,"] — Shakespeare ( W.) iSupposi-
titious Works, London PrwUgiMl.']-^
Sharpham. — Sheldon. — Sherley, —
Smith{Sirl.) — ^^n. Navy. — Spain,
PhaipIIL,King,— Spain. PhUipIF.,
King. — Sweden. Army, — Sydenham
(H,) — Tarlton. — Terceira, Island of,
— TUmus. — Tooker, — Treatises. —
Turvey, linker of. — V., E.^Vineent.
— Wadeworth,— Waldstein,^ Ward.
— Webbe. — Wigmore. — WiUiams, —
Wilson (2.) — Zarain.
Butter (T.) 1581-1590. D,, R.^Eng-
land, — Nichols, — Stockwood.
Butter (W.) 1616-1617. Richardson.
Byddell otherwise Salisbury (John)
1534-1640. Bames,^BibU.— Bible,
0, T, Psalms. Portions, — Cicero
(M, T.) \_Cato Major,"]— Cicero (M. T.)
[De Officiis,}—Gott.— Julius IL, Pope.
— Lindsay, — Liturgies. England.
Primers. — Roberts (J.) pseud, — arS^
cerius. — Turner.
Bynneman (Henry) 1567-1587. A.,F,
— Alessio. — Appian. — Aristotle, —
Art. — B., I., Gentleman. — Battles. —
Baynes,— Best.— Bible. 0. T. Job,
— BtVe. 0, T. Obadiah. — Bible,
N. T. Epistles, — BibU. N, T. Galw
tians, — Bible, N. T, Ephesians, —
Bible. N. T. Thessalonians, — Bible,
N.T. Revelation. — Blage, — Boaistuau,
— Boccaccio. — Bridges. — Bullinger.
— Cartier. — Cartwright — Charles \de
Lorraine], Card. — Chdidonius, —
Christians. — Churchyard (T.) —
Co^)er (T.) — Corranus. — Cortes (H.)
— Cradocke. — Crespin. — Crowley. —
Curteys. — Denakol. — Desainliens. —
Digges. — Diodorus, Siculus. — Dumy-
sius. — Digby. — Fenton, — Fulke, —
G., A. — G., B., Citizen, etc — Gar,
(Ber,) — Gelli, — Gerardus, — Golding,
— Grange. — Grant. — Guam€t,'-Gue'
vara. — Harvey (G.) — Harvey (R.) —
Haunce.—HiU (T.) — Holme. — Hum-^
phrey. — Jacob, the Patriarch, — Jesus
Christ — Jewd, — Immerito. — Jones
(J,)M. D, — K.,H, — Kingsmill. — Lam-
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1746
hard, — La Ramie. — Lavater, — Levens,
— Lever (R,) — Lever (T.) — Liturgiea.
Rome, Miuals. — lAmdinensie. —
Lupton, — Luther {M,) [Ejpistd des
Fropheten Jeaaia,'] — Luther (i/.) [De
Libertate Christiana,'] — Mandnus, —
Morelius, — MatMitain (JD.) — NeviUe,
— Noot, — Northhrooke, — Norton, -^
0ckland,—0vidiu8 Naso (F,) [Ibis,]
—P., D,---Fembroke (S.y-FhUihert,
de Vienne, — Flutarch, [lltpi ircu9w¥
i-yaryijj.] — Folybius, — Frice, — Ravi-
8iu8, — 8., E, — Sand/ord, — Spagnuoli,
'"Spangenberg, — Stockwood, — Stow,
— Switzerland, Reformed Church of, —
T,j L, — Theoet, — Trogua Fompeius,-^
Varamundw. — Virgilius Maro (P.)
[JEneis,'] — Volugianus, Bp,, etc. —
Whitgift,-- Wotton,
Byrckman (Francis) Antwerp and Paris,
1515-1527. Liturgies, Rome, Church
of, Salisbury, Diocese of, Anti-
phoners, — Liturgies, Rome, Church
of, Salisbury, Diocese of. Hymnals,
— Liturgies, Rome, Church of, Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Missals, — Liturgies,
Rome, Church of, Salisbury, Diocese
of, Frocessionals, — Liturgies, Rome,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese qf,
Fsalters, — Lyndewode,
Byrd (W.) Assignes of. 1592-1594.
Bible, 0. T, Fsalms,
By shop (E,) See Bishop.
Byshop (Gborge) See Bishop.
C
C, F. 1627-[1640?1 Christmas.-^
Ford, — ffigges, — Looking- Class, —
Sailor, — Wives,
C, G. 1595-1599. Feter, Saint and
Apostle,
C, J. 1550-1607. AverdL—Beze,—
Bible, N, T, Folyglott,— Daniel (S,)
— Herman V, — ^V., A,, of Trin, Coll,,
Ox, — F,, G,—Feele, — Fett, — Ran-
kins, — Roberts, — Rogers, — Smell-
Knave, — Stockwood, — Stukdey, —
Tasso^T,) III Fadre di Famiglia,']--
Telin,— W,, D,, Archd.— Wdtan (j,)
'-Woolton(J,)
C. (John) 1590. England.
C, L. 1627. Cicero (M. T,) ^Somnium
Scipionis,]
C, P. 1604-1605. Decker,— Shake-
speare (PT.) [Supposititious Works,
London Frodigal,']
C, R. 1630. T,, W.^Wadsw&rth,
C, S. 1640. S,, J.
C.,T. 1582-1640. Bachelor,— Bea(T,)
—Bible, 0, T, Fsalms,— Bible, 0, T,
Froverbs, — Bible, N, T, Romans, —
Breton, — BurreU, — Clapham {H,) —
Cleaver, — Day (J,} — Decker, — Dove,
— Fletcher, — Frederick L, King, etc.
— Greene, — HaU (J,) — Heresbach,-^
James L — Jordan, — La Noue, — Law,
— Leigh, — M,, T, — Maurice^ Frince^
etc,— Myridl,—N., A,— Nash (T.)—
Overbury, — Fapist, — Fet (E,y—-Fre-
cepts, — Freston (J,) — Quarles, — Rd-
lenson, — S,, E. — Saint Raid's, Lon-
don, — Scott (Sir M,) — Shirley. —
Smith (H,) — Spenser. — Stafford, —
Stock (R,y-Swetnam,^T,,D,—T., F.
— T,, W. — Theodoret, Bishop, etc. —
Udny. — Wadsworth. — WheaUie. —
William L, Frince^ etc. — Wine. —
Yates,
C, Th. 1593. Greene.
C, Tho. 1612. Gaufredy.
C, W. 1606-1608. Fotherby.—Marston.
Gadman (Thomas) 1584-1589. Arcssus.
— Campaspe, — Churchyard (T.) —
Clifford, — Clowes, — Greene, ^^M,, D,
F, R, de, — Momay, — Sappho, —
Warner.
Caen (Isaac) 1599. See Canin.
Caillard (John) Rouen, 1518. Liturgies,
Rome, Church of, Salisbury, Dio-
cese of. Missals,
Caly (Robert) 1553-1557. Brooks,—
Edgeworth, — Hogarde, — John, Chry-
sostom. — Liturgies, Rome, Church of,
Salisbury, Diocese of. Primers, —
Martin, — Froctor, — Redman, —
Standish, — Vincent, of Lerins, etc. —
Watson,— White (J.)
Cambridge, Printers to the University
of. Cambridge, 1628-1637. Bible,--
Bible, 0, T, Fsalms. — Dent. —
Fletcher (P.) — Hodson, — KeUet, —
Lessius, — Lincoln, Diocese of. Visi-
tation Articles, — Liturgies, England.
Common Frayer, — Randolph, — Rus-
sell,— Suxin (J.)
Cambridge University Press. Cambridge,
1624-1637. Academies. Cambridge,
University of, — Benlowes, — Burgers-
diick,—C., R.— Cicero (M, T,)— Dale-
champ, — Davefiant. — Fletcher (G.)
1746 INDEX OP-PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
the Elder. — Hausted, — Manuzio, —
Morton, — Moses, ben Maimon. — Ravi"
silts. — ScUtmarsh. — - Schonatts. — -
Shel/ord.
Campion (E.) Canterbury, [1560?]
Hurlestone.
Campo (Ricardo del) \iA. Richard Field].
1588-1624. Calvin. — Perkins. —
K, C. D.
Candos (G.) Rouen, 1509. Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals,
Canin (Isaac) Dort, 1597-1599. Gaehd-
khover. — Ouillemeau.
Carmarden (R.) Rouen, 1566. Bible.
Carre (H.) 1548-1590. Bible. 0. T.
Fsalms. — Brutus. — Calvin. — Eng^
land. — Field (J.) — Munday. — Par-
tridge.
Cartwright(R.) 1627. Brookes. — Dansie.
Cartwriaht (S.) 1640. Greville.
Case (J.) [1550?] Bible. O.T. Proverbs.
Casson (E.) 1623. NevUle.
Caatelvetri (G.) 1591. Guarini.
Cates (T.) 1634. Mou/et.
Causon (K.) 1617. Yonger.
Cawood (Gabriel) 1581-1597. Book.
— Colet. — Conversion. — Gascoigne.—'
Lilly. — London.-^ Watson. — Wyrley.
Cawood (John) 1546-1578. Barker.—
Barlow. — Bible. English. — Boethius,
— Bonner. — Brant. — Christopherson.
— Churcheon. — Demands. — Dudley. —
England, Church of. Articles. —
England, Church of. Homilies. —
Geili. — GenesiuSf de Septdveda. -—
Grindal. — Earchius. — Lilly. — LituT'
gies. England. Common Prayer. —
Liturgies. England. Ordinals, — Li-
turgies. England. Particular Ser-
vices.— London. — London, Diocese of.
Injunctions. — Mary L, Queen, etc. —
More. — Petrarca, — IVeatise. — Vives. —
Watson. — Westminster, Conference at,
Caxton (William) 1474-1490. JSsop.
— Aymon. — Bible, 0. T. Psalms.
Latin. — Boefhius. — Bonaventura. —
Britain. — Cato. — Caxton. — Chartier,
— Chastising. — Chaucer. — Churl. —
Cicero (M. T,) \_Two or more PhUo-
sophiccU Works,'] — Curia. — Du Castd,
— England, — Gower, — Heraditus,
Emperor. — Eigden, — Eorse. — Jason,
the Argonaut. — La Tour Landry. — Le
Fevre. — Legenda Aurea. — Liber Festi^
valis, — Liturgies, Borne, Church of,
Salisbury, Diocese of, Directorium
Sacerdotum. — Liturgies. Bome,Church
of. Salisbury, Diocese of, Eours, —
Liturgies, Borne, Church of, Scdie^
bury. Diocese of. Particular Services,
— Lydgate, — Paris, Ls Chevalier.'^
Pilgrimage, — Prayers, — Borne, Church
of. Innocent VIII. — Borne, Church
of. Sixtus IV., Pope. — Sermones,
— Temple. — TroUus. — VirgUius Maro
(P.) ' IjEneis.]— Winifred, Saint.--
WydevHe.
Chambers (R.) 1618. GeldeHand,
States of.
Chapman (L.) 1620-1640. Beggar, —
Bryan. — Cuffe. — Eomer. [Barpax^/ufO'
/*«X*«'] — Ewbert. — Mirror. — Pasquil,
— Peyton. — Sibbes.
Chard (Thomas) 1582-1616. Acade-
mies. Cambridge, University of, —
Babington. — Bridges, — Ccumannus^
— Danett. — Fletcher. — Guicciardini,
— Eeidelberg Catechism. — Jev}d (J.)
-"Knox. — Lincoln, Diocese of, Visitet"
tion Articles. — LorcTs Prayer, — More.
— Playfere, — Sandys. — Sermon, —
Thomborough. -^ Traheron. — Ver-
migli. — Voyon. — Whitaker, — WH-
liam /., Prince of Orange.
Charlewood ( ) Widow. 1693,
Ferrier. — Peele, — Begius,
Charlewood (J.) 1567-1592. Barhary.-^
Bradford. — Bunny, — Catechism. —
Christian Bdigion. — Crompton. —
Crowley. — D., J. E. — De., Ed. — Der-
ing. — Drouet. — Endymion. — FuUee,
— Galatea. — Greepe. — Earward. —
Eermanni. — Eoward. — Linne,—^
Madoxe. — Mexia. — Munday. — Natth,
^^Northbrooke. — Ovidius Naso (P.)—
Parsons, — PhiUip, — Prayers, —
Begius,^Bich,—Smith(^E,y'Soldier,
—Stockwood, — Tedder. — Treasure, —
Wager. — Wharton. — Wimbledon,
Charlton (Jeffrey) See Chobltok.
Cbarteris (Henry) Edinburgh, 1579-
1599. Eenryson. — James I, — Lindsay,
^^Liturgies. Scotland, Churchqf. Com-
mon Order, — Bobertsonus.— Scotland,
Statutes. James VI., King. — Smeton,
Cbarteris (R.) Edinburgh, 1600-16 LO.
BibU. N. T. Thessdlonians, — BOle,
N. T. Eebrews. Latin. ^OoivHU.-^
Craig. — Douglas. — Gordon. — Gra-
ham.— Kirtg (A.) — Muschet. — Pont,
— Buthven.
Heirs of. Edinburgh, 1628. Smart
Chettle(H.) 1591. SmUh{E.)
Chevallon (C.) Paris, 1531. Liturgies,
Bome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Breviaries.
Chorlton (Jeffrey ) 1604-1614. Denakol.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1747
— Drury, — Gordon (J.) — Harward.
— Lever, — if., T, — mean, — Owaolde,
— Bich, — Turner. — Wdlington,
Christian (W.) Leyden, 1634. ff.,W.
Christoflfel, of Endhoue, Widow of.
Antwerp, 1534. Bible. N. T.
Churche(F.) 1634. Heywood.
Clark (John) 1619-1639. BiMe.
0. T. Eccle8ia8tes.—Ch%llingworth.-^
CulverwtU. — Dow. — Hauated. —
Hayne. — Heylyn. — Hoard. — Jackson.
— Ma9on. — P., H. — Bead.— Senner-
iu8. — Squire. — Fleming. — -ff., T. —
Jackson (T.) — Langford. — Mason. —
PotUr.— Wall.
Clarke (Martinus) 1606. G., T., Cdl.
Beg. Ountabrig. Socius. — Perkins. —
/SL, W.y DocL, etc.
Clarke (S.) 1589. Greene.
Clarke(T.) 16O4r-1607. Mary Magdalen,
Saint. — Mtriton. — Saiuste duBartas.
Class (J.) Leyden, 1616. Bible. N. T.
Bevelation.
Clerke(R.) 1616. Smith (J.)
Clifton ?F.) 1629-1640. Gataker.—
H., T. — New England. — Swift. —
Wilson (J.) Preacher, etc. — Yates.
Clutterbuck (K.) 1633-1634. Barri.—
Guez.
Coates (T.) 1635. Chichester, Arch-
deaconry of.
Coccius (J.) Antwerp, 1541. Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Bymnals.
Cockyn(H.) 1577. Bishop (J.)
Colby (J.) 1639. Lady.
Coldocke (Francis) 1561-1590. As-
cham. — Bale. — Battles. — Baynes. —
Bible. N. T. Thessalonians. — Cor-
ranus. — Curteys. — D., G. — Gerardus.
— Grant. — Ediodorus. — La Bamie.
— PT., T.-'WotUm.
Cole (P.) 1637-1640. BibU. N. T.
PhUippians. — Cloioes. — Preston. —
VnderhUl, — Ward (8.) Master, etc
Coleby (J.) 1637. Jenison.
Coles (F.) 1630-[1640?] Academies.
London. Boyal College of Physicians.
— Choice. — Lover. — Maiden.
Collins (R.) 1632-1635. Decker,^
Ford.--Juan, de Santa Maria.
Colmar(J.) Edinburgh, 1625. Paterson.
Colwell(T.) 1540-tl578?j Borde.—
Child. — Cddough. — Darius. — De
Benese. — Fiore. — Jenynges. — Inge^
lend. — Moulton. — Nyndge. — S., Mr.,
Master of Arts. — Seneca {S. A.)
[ Tragcedisi.'] — Treatise.
Conings (Arnold) Antwerp, 1601-1606.
B., B. — Liturgies. Borne. Primei's.
— Mary, the Blessed Virgin.
Constable (Francis) 1615-1640.
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. — Brome. —
Daniel.— Forde. — Glapthome.— Irish
Prognostication. — Lord (JS.) — M., P.,
and F., N. — Maid. — Middleton. —
Montagu. — Pathomachia. — Peacham.
—B.,F.—Bead (A.y—Bowley.—Boss.
—Scot (T.) — Scott (T.) B.D., etc.—
Shirley. — Vaughan.
Constantius (Marcus Antonius) Rome
[Basle ?], 1555. Turner.
Conyngton (P.) 1578. Wharton.
Cooke (M.) 1606-1607. Chaucer (G.)
{Supposititious Works."] — Lewkenar.
— Moscow.
Cooke (T.) 1579-1591. Calmn.—Du
Bdlay. — Feme. — Gifford, — Hood. —
lue. — La Boche de Chandieu. —
Skdton.
Cooke(W.) 1579-1591. Aleyn.—Aragon.
— Beaumont and Fletdier. — C, E.,
Knight.— Calthorpe.— Castara. — Chap -
man and Shirley. — Declaration. —
Fletcher. — Gildas. — Eabington. —
Ovidius Naso. — Pius IL, Pope. —
Sharpham, — Shirley. — Yates.
Copland (William) 1549-1561. Arthur,
King. — Aymon.—BeU (A.) — Bernes.
— Bevis. — Bible. Selections. — Bible,
N. T.—Book.—Bratlford.— C., W.—
Cato (p.)^Copeland (B.) — Degore,
Sir. — Douglas. — Eluis. — Guy, Earl of
Warwick. — Herodian. — Hood. — /n-
terlude. — John XXL, Pope. — Isum-
bras. Sir. — Juventus. — Le Fhnre. —
Lucrttia. — Pythagoras. — Squire. —
Stafford. — Tavemer. — Tryamoure,
Sir.— Tyndale.— Virgilius Maro (P.)
[JEneis.y-VirgUius Maro (P.) {Ap-
pendix."]
Cosby (I.) 1638. Guez.
Costerden (M.) 1635-1636. Pagitt.
Cotes (R.) 1629-1632. Bdl (A.)—
Crooke. — Eigginson. — London. Ward^
mote Inquest. — Lord (H.) — Patho-
machia.— Saravia. — Wimbledon {B.)
Cotes (T.) 1620-1640. Aleyn.—Aragon.
— Beaumont and Fletcher. — Bdl. —
BiUe. N. T. PhUippians. — Bible.
N. T. Philemon. — Bible. N. T.
Pettr. — Biondi. — Carter (J.) Diacon.
— Chamberlain. — Chapman and Shir-
ley.— Gierke. — Cotton (C) — Craiv-
sh^y^ — Crooke. — D., T. — Declaration.
— Dofie (J.) — Farley. — Fletcher. —
Fletcher and Shakespeare. — Foster, —
Fuller. — Germany, Theoiogians of. —
1748 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Oildas. — Oore. — J7., T, — HabingUm.
— Heywood, — Higginwn. — Johnson
(T.) M.D.—Knevet—Knight.--'L,,H.,
Oxon. — La Ramie, — Latimer, —
Lord (H.) — Liturgies, England.
Common Prayer. — Man, — Markham.
— Mayer. — Norivood (B.) — Ovidius
Naso. — P., M. — Parker. — Parkinson.
— Pathomachia. — Pemble. — PhUipot.
— PiiM IL, Pope. — Quarles. — jB., 7>.,
B. in Divin. — Read. — Richards. — Ro-
bartes. — Saltonstall. — Sandys. — Sara^
via. — Shakespeare (W,) [Dramatic
Works."] — Shakespeare( W.)[_Pericles.']
— Shakespeare^ W.)[ Poems.] — Shirley.
— Sictor. — SotU. — Wadsworth. —
Weemes. — Widdowes. — Wilson (J.)
Preacher, etc. — Wilson{T.) — WiiMe-
don (R.y— Wood ( W.) — Wotton.^
Wyberd.
Cottle (R.) [1575.] Stow.
Cotton (C.) Assignes of. 1632-1639.
Bible. Concordances.
Cotton rW.) 1603-1609. Bible. 0. T.
Isaiah. — Hdiodorus. — Hill (i?.) —
Huhburd. — James /., King, etc. — Sut-
cliffe.
Coules (F.) 1629-1637. Barnes.-^
Beggar.— BeU {A.)—C., R.— Con-
stancy. — Cooke. — Dead Man. — i>c-
scription. — Ford. — Ouy. — House-
holder. — Love. — Lover. — Maid. —
Man. — Money. — P.,L. — P., M. —
Peggy. — Rye, in Sussex. — Soldier. —
Sylvester. — Truth. — Turtles. — Virgin,
— Wily.— Wooer.— Wife.
Coules (T.) [1635? -1640?] Lass.—
Tobias.
Courant (N.) Rouen, 1630. B., A.—
Drerelius.
Widow of. Rouen, 1633. Catholics.
Cousin (James) 1517-1520; Diction-
aries.— Liturgies. Rome, Church of,
Salisbury, Diocese of. Missals. — Litur-
gies. Rome, Churdi of. Yorkj Diocese
of. Missals.
Cousturier (J.) Rouen and Paris, 1633-
1636. A., H.— Bible. 0. T.— Bible,
N. T. — Caussin. — Edemmerlein, —
Luzvic. — Mirror, — Nicodemus. —
VUlegas.
Gowper (J.) 1637-1638. Boughen.—
Chaloner. — Watts.
Creede (T.) 1582-1616. A., T.—
Abbot.— Allen.— Arth (H.)— Bacon
(R.y— Battles.— Bible. 0. T. Esther.
—Bombie.— Breton {N.)—C.,Ladie E.
— C, R. — Carpenter (J.) — Casti-
glioni. — Cawdrey, — Chapman. — Clyo-
mon. — Cortes (H.) — Grespin. — Ct«^
wode. — Dallington. — Davies. — De-
mi7ids. — Dickenson, — DodypoU. —
Downame. — Du Chesne. — Fleicher. —
Ftjrd. — France. — France. LouisXJII.g
King. — Gerard. — Greene. — Green-
• ham. — Harbert. — Henry, Prince of
Wales. — Henry V.,King,eic. — Hieran,
— Jmmerito. — Julietia, — Lavater. —
Lloyd. — Lodge and Greene. — London.
— M., T— MacchiaveUi. — Maid. —
More, — Niccols — Nixon. — Overbury.
— P., H. — Pedlar. — Perrenoi de
GranveUe. — Pestd. — Pius IL,Pcpe. —
Plautus.—S., E.—S.t W.—8allm /.,
Sultan, ^Ui.—Shdkespeare{W.) \^King
Richard Iin — Shakespeare (W.)
IRomeo and Juliet.] — Smith (W.) —
Sword.— T., W.—Tasao.— Treatise.—
Troy.— Tuke.— Vigor (8.) Archbishop,
etc. — Virgidemim. — Virgilius Maro
(P.) \JEneis.}— Weakest.— WiOeit.
Crespin (John) See Crispin.
Cripps (Henry) 1620-1639. j^arclay.
— Burton. — Carpenter. — Cotta. —
Democritus, Junior. — Du Moulin. —
Godwin. — Hungerford. — James (21)
— Richardson. — Sennertus. — Smig-
lecki.
Crispin (John) 1556-1570. Bible. Eng-
lish.— Calvin . — Goodman. — Knox,
Crom. (Matthew) Antwerpe, 1583.
BOU. N. T.
Crooke (A.) 1633-1640. Bayly.—
Beaumont and Fletcher. — BloufU. —
Chamberlain. — Chapman and Shirley.
— Cotton (C.)— Fletcher.— H., T.—
Hodson. — Jonson. — Ireland, Church
of. Constitutions aiid Cafums. —
Killigrew. — Knevet. — Micro-Cosmo-
graphy. — Norwood. — Overburp. —
Preston.— Phaipot.— Shirley.— flem/.
— Tarlton. — York, Archdeaconry of.
Crooke (J.) 1638-1639. F., B. J.—G., T,
Croflley (J.) 1612. JeweU.
Crouch (el.) [1640?] Brownisi.
Crowch (J.) 1636-1640. Heywood.
Crowley (Robert) 1650. Bible. N. T,
Epistles and Gospels. Welsh. — Crow-
ley.— Piers, the Ploughman, — Sale^-
bury. — Widif,
Orypps (Henry) See Cripps.
Curteyne (Henry) Oxford, 1625-1630.
Burgersdiick. — Calvin. — Carpenter. —
CJuuoner. — Gerhard. — James (21)
D.D. — Minucius Felix. — Preston. —
Puteanus. — Salvianus, MassUientis,
— Smiglecki. — Whear. — White,
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1749
D
D., B. 1621. Poland,
D., G. 1631. Lambeth Articles.
D., H. [1566?] Boaiatuau.
D., L 1621-1640. Barnes (T.)
Minister.— Bible. O.T. Psalms. Por-
tions. — Garleton. — Copland. — Cork.
— Du Moulin (P.) the Elder. —
Dyke. — East Indies. — France. Be-
formed Churches. — Frederick Henry,
Prince of Orange, etc. — Oarcia, Don,
— Hawkins (Sir B.)— Jackson (T.) —
Jenney, — M., G. — Mayer (J.) —
Morrell. — Ovidius Naso, — Pope. —
BandaJl. — Bobinson (J.) — Shilling.
— Shirley. — Smith {J^Spenser (B.)
— Swift (PT.) — Taylor (TA — Tee-
linck.—W.,E.— W., T.^Waferer.--
Whitaker. — Wydowes.
D., J. 1623-1640. Bac(m, (F.)— Bar-
grave. — Bibfe. N. T. Timothy. Eng-
lish.— Carew. — Markham. — Preston.
— Bcimsden. — Schloer, — Stoughton.
— Underhill. — Weemes.
D., M. 1635-1637. Lord's Prayer.--
Parsons. — B.,J. — Scudder. — Trussdl.
D., 0. 1639. W., r., Master of Arts.
D., R. 1597. S., J.
D.,T. 1591-1620. Day.— Fletcher {Q.)
the Elder.— 'Schouten.— Smith (H.)—
W., Sir T,
Dabbe (H.) [1542.] Surgeons.
Dainty (T.) 1637. BUlingdey {M.)
Daniel (Roger) Cambridge, 1633-1640.
Academies. Cambridge, tfniversity of
Cambridge.— B.,E.— Ball (J.}— Bible.
English.— Bible. 0. T. Job. Pdyglott.
—Bible. 0. T. Psalms.— Bible. 0. T.
Psalms. Portions. — Bible. N. T.
Gospels. Harmonies. — Casar. —
Christian Beligion. — Davenant. —
Directions. — Downame. — Du Praissac.
—Fenner (W.) — Fuller (T.) D.D.—
Gerhard. — Heinsius. — Herbert, —
Hippocrates. [•A^pwrfuw.] — King. —
Latin Tongue. — Liturgies. England,
Church of. Common Prayer. — Ovi-
dius Naso. [Fasti."] — Omdius Naso.
[ Tristia. ] — Possdius.
Danter (J.) 1591-1597. Chardon.—
Greenham. — Groundwork. — Gyer. —
L., T., of Lincoln^ s Inn. — Lodge. —
Na*h. — P., G. — Perry. — Poland. —
Shakespeare. [Borneo and Juliet^ —
Smith (JR.)—Straw.^Vives.-^W.,B.
— Wilson in.)
Davidson (T.) Edinburgh, [1523 ?-1536.]
Boethius. — Jarnss V.
Davis (W.) Oxford, 1622-1638. France.
Reformed Churches. — Gardiner.
Dawlman (R.) 1627-1640. Burroughs.
— Catlin. — Goodwin. — Je^us Christ.
— Saints. — Sanderson. — Senhouse, —
Sibbes.— Smith (T.) — Sym.— Taylor
Dawson (E.) 1609-1636. Gainsford.
— Pricke. — Trussdl. — Usher.
Dawson (J.) 1619-1640. Ambrose.—
Bdford (T.) — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Portions. — Bolton. — Bradwdl. —
Brathwait. — Cooke (J?.) — Cowley. —
Cvlverwdl. — Davis (J.) — Du Mats de
Mont-Martin. — Dunton. — Eastlndies.
GenercUe Nederlandsche Geoctroyeerde
Cost Indische Compagnie. — EgUsfidd.
—F., T. — Foster (5.) — Goulart.—
Hdiodorus. — Ley. — Maie. — Mill (H.)
— Missdden. — Nahbes. — Nash. — Par-
www {B.) — Bdbbotenu. — Rogers (J.) —
Rogers (i?.) — Bowzee. — Shelton. —
Sibbes. — Speed. — Spencer (T.) — Sym-
son. — Tedinck. — Threnoikos. — Tor-
shdl. — Usher. — Wingate. — Wood. —
Yates.
Dawson (M.) 1636-1637. Clowes.—
Rdbbotenu. — Rogers.
Dawson (Thomas) 1577-1616. Adams.
—BaUy.—Bdl.—Bhze.— Bible. 0. T.
Job. — Bible. 0. T. Jod. — Bible.
N. T. Gospels. Harmonies. — Bible.
N. T. Acts.— Bible. N. T. Romans.
— Blagrave. — Book. — Bourne. — Bra-
vonius. — Bvllinger. — Calvin. — Casas.
— Castiglioni. — Chardon. — Christian
Bdigion. — Clowes. — Davis {J.) —
Demosthenes. — Digby. — England,
Church of. Advertieements. — Feynes. —
Florio. — Fvlke. — Geveren. — Gifford.
— Gosson. — Granger. — H., R. — Han-
mer. — Hood. — Hues. — Hutton. —
/., S.A. — Jerome, Saint. — Jestu Christ.
— Knewsttib. — Knox. — La Roche de
Chandieu. — Laudonnih^ — Loque. —
Neutrales. — Nichols (J.) — Nicday. —
Northbrooke. — Payne. — Perrenot de
Granvdle. — Rabbotenu. — Rogers (T.)
— Ratramnus, Monachus Corbiensis. —
Record (jB.) — Reniger. — Reynard
(J.)— Rich.— Shuttle. — Stockwood.—
Storer.— Stow.— Taylor (F.)—Tra-
heron.— W., P.— W., W.— Walther.
— Westfaling, — William L, Prince of
Orange, etc.
Day (J.) Bookseller. 1629. T., D.
Day (John) Printer. 1546-1584. Ao-
1750 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
worth. — JEl/ric. — Alley, — Arsanes. —
Ascham. — Avgustine, Saint, etc. —
B., M. O. — BaJe. — Banister. — Basle,
— Bateman. — Becon. — Bible. Evglish.
— Bihle. 0. T. Pentateuch. — Bible.
O.T. Judges. — Bible. 0. T. Joshua.
—Bihle. 0. T, Psalms.— Bible. 0. T.
Ecdesiastes. — Bible. 0, T. Daniel,
Latin.— Bible, 0. T. Micah.-Bible.
0. T. Apocrypha, — Bible. N. T.
English. — Bible, N. T. Gospels,
Polyglott. — Bible. N. T, Bomans,
—Bible. N, T. Bevdation, English,
— Blandy. — British Church. — BtU"
lein, — Bullinger. — Caius, — Calvin. —
Castiglione, — Christian Discipline. —
Christian Beligion. — Clowes. — Cope.
— Coverdale. — Cranmer. — Cromer, —
Crowley. — Cunningham, — D., B, —
Day (k.) — Dee, — Dering. — Derricke,
— Drant, — Elyot, — England, —
England^ Church of, — England,
Church of. Articles, — England,
Church of. Canons, — Ferrex, — Fleet-
wood,— Fox (J.) — France. Beformed
Churches. — GUdas. — Qonsalvius Mon-
tanus. — Orindal. — Quido. — H., L,,
Vicecan. Oxon. — Baddonus, — Her-
man V, — Hooper, — Humphrey, —
Hurt. — Hutchinson. — Hutten. — Jewel,
— Kethe, — Lambert. — Latimer, —
Lever. — Lindsay. — Liturgies, Bome,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese of
Missals, — Lord's Prayer, — Marti-
nengo. — Mexia. — Micron. — N,y A, —
Netherlands, — Nicolls. — Noor. — Nor-
ton,— Norwich, Diocese of — Nowell. —
Ochino. — Onderzoeking. — Papists, —
Parkhurst. — Patriarchs, the Twelve. —
PhUippson. — Popes. — Begius, —
Bogers, — Bome, Church of Pius IV,
— Bome, Church of Pius V, — San-
dys (jV.) — Seneca (L,A,) {DeBene-
ficiis.] — Sermon, — Shacton, — Sherry,
— Skelton. — Trent, Council of — Tur-
ner ( W,) — Tyndale. — V,, I, D.—
Viret. — Vives. — Walsingham. — Wil-
kinson, — William /., Prince of
Orange.
Day (John) Assignes of. 1585. Bible,
0. T. Psalms.
Day(R.) 1586. Fox (J,)
Assignes of. 1585-1604. Augus-
tine, Saint, etc. — Becon. — Bible,
0. T, Psalms,
Deane (J.) 1601. Breton.
Del Campo TR.) [i.e. Richard Field].
^ecCAMPO^R. del)
Denham (Henry) 1565-1587. Astley.
— Augustine, Saint, e^c. — Baret. —
Barthlet. — BenUey. — Bemardus. —
Bible, 0, T, Psalms. PolygloU. —
Bible. 0, T. Psalms. Latin.— Bibl^.
0, T, Psalms. Eng, — BiMe. O. T.
Jonah.— Bible. N. T. Welsh.— Blun-
deville. — Bvllokar. — Calfhill. —
Caradoc, of Llancarfan. — Gary ( W.)
— Castiglioni. — Cooper (T.) Bishop. —
Corte. — Crowley. — Davies (JB.) —
Demosthenes. — Devon, County of. —
England, Church of — Fleming. —
Gesner. — Grafton. — GrtbaZdus. —
Habermann, — Herman IV. — HiU ( T.)
Londoner, — Holinshed, — Jesus Christ.
— Junius, — Liturgies. England,
Church of. Common Prayer. —
Maplet. — Marbecke. — MasoaU. —
Moras. — Ovidius Naso. — PcUnier
( W.) — Pcdingenius (Jf.) pseud. —
Plinius Secundus. — Ponticus. — SaJes-
bury. — Salvianus, MassUiensis. — Scot
( /f .) — Seneca (L. A ,) [Supposititious
Works,"] — Stow. — Sturmius. — Syne-
sius, of Cyrene, etc. — Tossanus. —
Treatise. — Tusser. — Vermigli. —
Vowell otherwise Hooker. — WaUher.
Denham (J.) 1569. B., S.
Derwen (N.) 1629. Dent.
Dew(T.) 1621-1625. Academies, eic
Salerno. Schola Salemitana. — Bible.
O.T. Son{f of Solomon.— Bible. O.T.
Lamentations, — Castile, — Cooke (J.)
— Drayton. — Drury. — Eadmer^ the
Monk. — Jesuits. — MiddUion (T.) and
Bowley ( W.) — MurreU.
Dewes ((3terald) 1578-1587. Anwick.
— Chaloner. — Dodoens. — MascaU. —
Spangenberg.
Dexter (Robert) 1590-1609. Bible.
0. T. Proverbs. — BiiHe. 0. T. Pro-
verbs. Expository Works. — Bible. N. T.
Bevdation. Latin. — Bible. NT. Reve-
lation. Eng. — Bishop (J.) — Codoman-
nus. — Dove (J.) — Gibson (J.) — H., J.
—Hood (T.)^ Leigh. — Morton (T.)
Bishop. — Beformed Churches. — Sa-
luste du Bartas. — Smith (H.) — Trea-
tise.— Virel. — Virgidemim.
Diest (iEgidius) Antwerp, 1565.
Hozyusz. — Osorio da Fonseoa.
Dight(E.) 1631. Fitz-Geffrey.
Dight (Wa.) 1612-1616. Gedde. —
Peacham.
Dinham (H.) [1566?] LeShaHeux.
Doesborke (J.) Antwerp, [1503?-1510?]
London . — Tokens.
Dooms (Joos) Ghent, 1632. Benedict,
— Mary, the Blessed Virgin.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1751
Downe (T.) 1609-1616. Gainsford,—
Pricke,
Downes (B.) 1622. Bergen-op-Zoom,
Down6s(T.) 1625-1631. 5iW6. Con-
cordances,— Ireland, Church of. Ar-
ticles,— Usher,
£
E., F. 1635. Quarles (F,)
E., G. 1605-1630. Barnes.-^Browne
(/.) — Chaucer (G,) [^Supposititious
Works,'] — Dent (A,) — Farley, —
France, Louis XI Jl.y King, — GeZ-
derlandy States of. — Hoskin, — Ignor-
amus, — N,, M. — 8., E., B. of D. —
flf., J,— Taets,— Taylor (J,)
E., J. 1639. Plaites ((?.)
E., T. 1577-1608. Dmt (A.}— De-
thick, — Fulbecke, — Maxey, — Styutard,
—Taffin.—'Terentius (P.) [AndriaJ]
. E., W. 1608. H,, B,, M, of Arts, etc.
Ea^lesfield (F.) See Eglbsfield.
East (Thomas) 1567-1607. Arcmis.
— Arthur, King, eta — Aurdius Anto-
ninus. — Babington, — Baldwin, —
Bathe,^Batt,— Bible, 0, T. Psalms.
^Bible, N. T, Fphesiuns, — Bible.
N, T, Revelation, — Boaisiuau, —
Borde, — Bourne. — Breton {N.) — Bul-
linger,-—Byrd (8,)^Byrd (PF.) —
Cmsar, — Caldwell, — Canary Islands. —
Cartiyny, — Cataneo. — Cicero {M, jT.)
[De Officiis,'] — Curio, — Damon {W,)
— Danett, — Edrichus. — Elyot, —
Fvlke. — Galen, — Gfrardus, — Gifford,
— GlanviUa, — Chtazzo, — Guido, de
Cauliaco, — H., J, — Hood (T.y—Jesus
Christ, — Jones (J.) M.D.^-Jones (JS.)
— Lilly, — London. — Lopes de Castan-
heda, — MandeviUe, — Marhecke, —
Mascall, — Mdanchthon. — MoJiamme-
dan History.— Norman (B,) — Ochino,
— Ovidius Naso, [Ibis,"] — Phaer. —
R,, 8,, Gent, etc. — Rhodes (H,) —
Rowlands, — RutUius Rufus. — Sarce-
rius, — Styward, — T,, R, — Viret, —
W,, M,, Master in Arts,
Edgar (E.) 1608-1611. Alhot,—H„J,
— HaU, — Oxley, — 8., W, — Symonds,
— T,, D. — Tourneur,
Edinburgh, Academy of Kins; James at.
1637. BH^, 0, T, Psalms, Jjatin,
Edinburgh, King's Priuters at. See King*s
Pbintebs, Edikbubgh.
Edmonds (A.) Basle, [L555?] Eng-
land, Church of. Convocation,
Edmonds (W.) 1638-1639. Guez,—
Wood,
Edmondson (GK)dfrey) 1623-1632. An-
tonio. — Chapman, — Doddridge, —
Jackson (T,)-—Matthieu.
Edwards (G.) 1628-1640. Bible, 0. T.
Hosea. — Du Moulin (P.) the Elder,
—Sibbes,— Smith (H,)— Smith (J,}—
Whatdy,
Eglesfield (F.) 1638-1640. Anthony,
Saker,'-Bible. 0, T. Psalms, Por-
tions, — Eglesfield (J,) — Foster, —
Grosse, — Hdiodoras. — Lisle, — Shir-
ley,— Suckling,
Eld (George) 1604-1625. Adamson.
— Aylesbury. — Ayscu, — B,, E, — Bab-
ington.— Barclay. — Baret, — Barrey,
— Bible, Abridgments, — Bible, 0, T.
Psalms. Latin, — Brisset, — Buck, —
Bulkdey, — Buoni. — C,,R, — Oarlidl.
— Chambers. — Chapman, — Clay, —
Coke, — Cooper, — Crakanthorp. —
Danid. — Davies, — Decker (71) and
Wdfster (J,) — Draxe, — Dudley. —
Edmonton, — Fidd. — Flower, —
Forestus, — Fougasses, — Franchis, —
(?., T. — Govlart, — Grimstone, — Gry-
meston. — Henry, Prince of Wales, —
Hornby, — Hume. — Johnson (R,) Gent.
— Jonson. — King, — Langford. —
Lilly, — Lingua, — London, Diocese of
Visitation Articles. — M,, T, — Mark-
ham (G.) and Sampson (W,) — Mar-
ston, — Martyn. — Mason. — Matthieu,
— Mayeme, — Turguet, — Meredeth. —
Middleton, — Mornay, — Musophilus,
pseud, — Netherlands, United Pro-
vinces of the. Navy, — Nicholes, —
Parnassus. — Petit. — Pettie. — Powel.
—Price {D,)'^PHce {8,)^ Pricket,^
Revenger, — tiid,(Sa,) — 8,, W.—Serres.
— Shakespeare, {Troilusand CressidaJ]
— Sfiake^peare.^Sonnets.'] — Sturtevan t.
—Sword,— Taylor (J,y^Taylor (T.)
Tisduls. — Tooker,-^ Tymme. — Vaug-
han, — Venner, — Waterhoune, — West.
—WhUe. — . WUkes. — Wilkinson. —
WiHymat, — Wither. — Wonders. —
Year. — Yonger.
Eleutheres (A.) 1609. James I.
Elzevir. Leyden, 1633. Bible. N. T.
Greek.
Emerson (G.) 1637-1638. Bancroft,—
R., A. — Tedder,
Emery (J.) 1631-1640. Brandon.—
Brathwait, — Homes, — Pluttea. —
Renaudot. — Rous.
Emlos(T.) Basle, [1540?] Sdme(T.)
1752 INDEX OP PRIXTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Emondson (Godfrey) See Eduondson.
Empereur (Martin) See Lempereub.
Enderby (E.) 1637. Baynes,
Endoviensis (Christopher) Antwerp,
1523-1530. Liturgies. Borne, Church
of, Salisbury, Diocese of. Hours. —
Liturgies. Borne, Church of. SaHs-
bury^ Diocese of. Hymnals. — Litur-
gies. Bome, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Manuals. — Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Dtoeem
of. Processionals.
Englande (Nicholas) 1558-1562. Ales-
sio. — Demands. — Elizabeth, Queen.
— MdcchiaveUi. — Philippson. — Vir-
gilius Maro, \JEneisJ\
E:)t (Thomas) See East.
P.. B. 1628. Great Britain and Ire-
land. Charles L, King.
P., G. [1630?] Bachelor.
P., J. 1587. Tanner.
P., M. 1623-1640. Bourne.— Bristow.
— Burroughs. — Chamberlain. —
Crakanthorp. —Crane. — Day (Af.) —
Description. — Donne. — Dow, — Draxe.
— OomersaU. — Goodwin. — Hdll. —
Hoard. — Hodson. — Ignatius. —
Komensk^. — Langhorne. — Lenton. —
London. — Markham. — Mayer. — Mor-
ton (T.) Bishop, etc. — Mwrdl. —
Nemesius, Bishop, etc. — Potter. —
Quarles. — Quelch. — Sanderson. —
Bibbes.—Spicer.— Taylor {T.) — VeU
leius Paterculus. — W., /., Gent. —
Wall. — Ward (S.) B.D., etc —
W^d^)e
P., R. 1593-1625. BibU. N. T. Mat-
thew. Latin. — Chapman. — Du
Moulin (P.) the Elder. — France.
Henry I V,, King. — Ker. — Lindsey. —
Manuzio. — Peadiam. — Smith (//.)
P., T. 1627-1640. A., J.— Augustus
(0. J. C. 0.) — Beaumont {F!) and
Fletcher («7.) — Brahe. — Glavdl. —
Cowley. — Cuffe, — Doddridge. — Du
Moulin (P.) the Elder. — England. —
Fage. — Faretodl (C.) — Habington. —
Hart. — Hubert. — James I. — Isaacson.
— Markham. — Massinger. — Maupas.
— N., N. — Ovidius Naso. [Appendix."]
—Powell.— Bowleg. ^S., T.S.,W.—
Shirley. — Squire. — Sutcliffe.
P., W. 1600. B., 8.
Pairbeard (G.) 1619-1622. Bourne.—
Chambers. — France. Louis XIII.,
King.—N., B.
Pairehead (G.) 1618. Sibtharpe.
Fakes (Richard) See Fawkeb.
Palkner (Fr.) See Paulkkbb.
Paques (Richard) See Fawkes.
Faques (William) 1504. Liturgies.
Bome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Psalters. — Origen.
Faucet (T.) See Fawcet.
Paukes (Richard) See Fawkes.
Faulkner (Fr.) 1626-1636. Brewer.^
Edmonton. — Greene. — Mcuon. —
PasquU, pseud. — Peele.
Faune (L.) See Pawns.
Fawcet (T.) 1626-1640. Agard. —
B., W., and P., E. — Beggar. — Boraz-
ton. — Brathwait. — Breton* — Brewer.
— Cicero. [Somnium ScipionisJ] —
Crofts. — Decker. — Donne. — Fox. —
Freake.— Fuller. — Goffe. — H., B.—
More. — Observations. — Palmerin,
d^Oliva. — Palmerin, of England. —
Powell. — Primerosius. — Shirley.—'
Sutdiffe.— Vioary.— Walker.
Fawkes (M.) [1525?] Bonde.
Fawkes (Richard) 1509-1530. Aris-
totle. — Gulielmus, de Salicdo. —
James IV. — Mary, the Blessed Virgin,
— Bome, Church of. Leo X. — Skdton,
Pawne(L.) 1631-1640. Burroughs.^
Goodunn. — Hunt. — Komenskff, —
Sanderson. — Sedgwick, — Sibbes, —
Stephens. —Sym. — Symonds.
Peatherstone (Henry) See Fbthebstonr.
FeildrN.) 1628. Hipolito.
Feild (Richard) See Fiem).
Fenricus (M.; 1627. Terentius (P.)
[Two or more Works ]
Perbrand (WiUiam) 1699-1609. Bible.
N. T. Bomans. — Decker. — Dell. —
Howard. •^— London. — Look. — Mary^
the Blessed Virgin. — Porter. — Row^
lands. — Snuffe.
Fetherstone (Henry) 1609-1626. Bab-
ington. — Bunny. — C, Th. A. I. —
Coryate. — Dyke. — Egerton. — G., T. —
Garey. — HaU. — Hampton. — MarUfn.
— Meriton. — Neville. — Purchae.^^
Bainolds, — Wybame. — Yonger.
Field (Richard) See also Campo (R. dkl)
1588-1624. — ^^ea»fMier.—^/fc«.
— Ariosto. — Barrough. — Bay nee. —
Bible. Abridgments. — BibHe. Con--
cordances. — Bible. 0. T. Proverbs.,
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1753
— BtUe. 0, T. Psalms. Latin. —
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Portions. —
Bible. 0. T. Ecdesiastes. — Bible.
0. T. Daniel. — Bible. 0. T. Jonah.
— Bible. N. T. Luke. Latin. —
Bible. N. T. Oalatians. — Bible.
N. T. Bevelation. — Bigges. — BrinS"
ley (J.) the Elder. — Bruce. — Budden.
— C.f T.f Traveller. — Calvin. — Cam"
den. — Campion. — Chytrsius. —
Cocus. — Codomannus. — Cogan. —
Davies. — Daunce. — Deacon. — De
Beau Chesne (J.) and Baildon (J,^ —
Defence. — Denison (J.) — D^ison (S.)
^-Desainliens. — Digges. — Du Moulin
(P.) the Elder.— F., T.— Favour (J.)
^-Figueiro. — FregevUle. — Gibson. —
Oifford. — Gordon. — Guicciardini. —
Gwinne. — H., C. — Herring. — Hester.
— Hill. — Hood. — Hume. — Juvenalis.
'—Kis. — L., G. — Le MaQon. — Lipsius.
— Lucanus. — Lucar. — if., J. — Ma-
lynes. — Masterson. — Mendoza. — Mi-
aacmoSf^psetid. — Morton (T.) Bishop.
— Muhammad. — Perkins. — Philips
{E.) — Plutarch. [Bw« nopa^Xf^Aoi.]
— 8.f H. — Scudder. — Shakespeare
(W.) IBape of Lucrece.'] — Shake-
speare (W.) [Fewtw and Adonis."]
— Sharpe. — Shaw. — Smith ( JJ.) —
Spain. Navy. — Sparke. — Stoneham.
— r., B. — Thomborough. — IVeatise.
— F"., C. D. — VcUesius. — Verepteus. —
Vird. — Virgilius Maro. [Bucolica^
Finlason (A.) Edinburgh, 1618. Adam-
son.
Finlaaon (T.) Edinburgh, 1604-1627.
Boyd. — Craig. — Decker. — Grahame.
— Hume. — Kerr. — Leech. — Lindsay.
— Parisiis ( h) — Scotland. Star
tutes. James VL---Simson. — Skene. —
Wemius. — Wilkinson.
Firebrand (William) See Febbbakd.
Fisher (Ben.) 1623-1636. Accidence.
, — Agard. — Antidote. — Antidudlo. —
Bradwdl. — Camden. — D., L — Deve-
reux. — Donne. — Elizabeth^ Queen, etc.
— Fletcher (G.) the Younger. — Hey-
wood (T.) and Brome {R.y— James L
— M.y G. — Markham. — May. —
Popery. — Powell. — Baleigh. — Smith
(J^—Ten Commandments. — Welwod.
^Whatdy.
Assignes of. 1635-1637. Bible.
0. T. Lamentations. — Whatdy.
Fisher (Thomas) 1600-1602. M., J.
— Shakespeare (PT.) [Midsummer
Night's Dream."]
Flasket (John) 1590-1607. Boden-
VOL. m.
ham. — Dering. — Drayton. — Henry
IV., King of France. — Marlow. —
Metamorphosis. — Neck, — Nenna. —
liussd. — Scotland. — Wilkinson.
Fleming (R.) 1619. Morrice.—White.
Flesher(M.) 1619-1640. Adamson.—
Ames. — AurdivA Antoninus. — B., W.,
and P., E. — Babington. — Bible.
Latin. — Bible. Abridgments. —
Bible. Expository Works. — Bible.
N. T. Gosptls. Harmonies. — Brac'
ton. — Carleton. — Carlidl. — Cat^
lin. — Chichester, Diocese of. — Clay. —
Cooke. — Crooke. — Culverwdl. — Dcd-
lington. — Dent. — Dow. — Folkingham.
— Goodwin. — Great Britain. Di-
vines, etc. — Gulidmi. — Gwinne. —
Hall. — Hastier. — Hodges. — Jackson.
— London, Bdlman of. — Lord's
Prayer. — Mason. — Montagu. — Mon-
taigne.— 0., W. — Perkins. — Philipp-
son (J.) — Price. — Quarles. — Serres. —
Sibbes. — Sibthorpe. — Sym. — Symonds.
— Tisdale. — Valentine. — Ward (S.)
B.D., etc. — Ward (S.) Master of
Sidney College. — Wingate. — Wright.
— Yates.
Flesher (W.) 1636-1637. BUde. N. T.
Peter. English.
Flora (F.) See Flower.
Flower (F.) 1574-1594. Latin Tongue.
— Liturgies. England^ Church of.
Common Prayer.
Assienes of. 1590. Stockwood.
Fogn7(J.) Rhemes, 1582-1583. Bible.
N. T. — Martin. — Nichols.
Forrest (E.) Oxford, 1624-1640. A., J.
— Bacon. — Cameron. — Discovery . —
Downame. — Downe. — Downing. —
FitZ' Geffrey. — Gardiner. — Pernble.
— Pinke. — Rous. — Smiglecki. — WaU.
Fosbrooke ^Nathanael) 1605-1627.
Bible. 0. T. Apocrypha. Esdras. —
CsRsar. — Choice. — Gee. — Henry,
Prince of Wales. — Hull.— James I. —
Lupton. — Ormerod. — Playfere. —
White (T.) Writer, etc.*
Fouler (John) Antwerp — Douay — Lou-
vain, 1567-1578. Allen. — Jesus
Christ. — Martin. — More. — Osorio da
Fonseca. — Sanders.
Foxe (Francis) Strasburg, 1530. Bible.
0. T. Psalms.
Franckton otherwise Francke (John)
Dublin, 1602-1615. Bible. N. T.
Irish. — Davies. — Ireland, Church
of. Articles. — Liturgies. England,
Church of. Common Prayer. —
O'Dogherty. — Bider,
6lT
1754 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Franckton (J.) Deputies oL Dublin,
1619. Meara.
Freeman (C) Greenwich [Basle?],
1554. Admonition,
Frellon (J.) Lyons, 1549. BUfle.
0, T. Appendix.
Frere (Daniel) 1635-1640. (Chamber-
lain.— Conceits, — David, King, etc. —
Du Jon (jP.) the Younger. — England,
Church of. — Heylyn. — Lombard. —
Nahbes. — Raleigh. — BawUns. —
Jiicharde.—S., T.—Tosaanus.
Fries (A.) Zurich, 1547. Hooper (J.)
Froschover (G.) Zurich, 1550. BMe.
Englieh.— Bible. N. T.
Fussell (N.) 1627-1639. Bible. N. T.
Bomane. — Lever. — Lithgow. — Reeve.
— f:, N.
G
G., A. 1636-1637. Baynes.—Becon.
— Bible. 0. T, Psalms. — Caracciolo.
— Charles Louis, Elector, etc. — Maid.
— Preston. — Taylor. — Tnibaeh.
G., E. 1615-1640. Adams. — B., 7.,
Merchant. — Beaumont and Fletdier.
—Bible. 0. T. Psalms. — Bible.
N. T. Oolossians. — Bryan. — Collo-
quia. — Discovery. — Dyke. — Ferdi-
nand IL, Emperor, etc. — Ford. —
Fulke. — O., J., Gent — Oainsford. —
Oataker. — Qough. — Hall. — Johnson.
— Lisle. — Macehiavdli. — Markham.
— Massinger. — Ovidius Naso. [Epi-
stola Eerdidum.^ — Penkethman. —
Philip IlL, King, etc. — B., A. —
Bueff.—Sibbes. — Smith {H.}— Suck-
ling. — Vincent — Ward (/S.) B.D.,
etc.— WeUes.— Wither.
Q.,¥. [1630 ?-l 635.] P., M.
G., G. 1625. D., J.
G., H. 1618-1622. Chagford.— Coun-
try Ditty. — Discourse. — Qoodfellow.
— Hall. — M., B. — Maiden. — Man. —
Nothing.— P., M. — Posy.— Table.—
Taylor.— Thrace.— Tisdale.
G., J. 1616. Shakespeare (W.) [Bape
of Lucrece.']
G., P. 1618. Adams.
Garbrond(A.J 1610-1611. Abbot
G^ardyne^ (T.) 1577. Book. — Bourne.
— Bullinger. — Oeveren, — Rogers. —
Traheron.
Garret (W.) 1622-1640. Bedwdl.—
Cooke. — Hewes. — Holland (-4.) —
PoUtem. — S^uter.
Garthwait (T.) 1590. Watson.
Gaultier (Thomas) 1550. Bible. Selec-
tions.—Bible. N. T. PolygloU.—Bey-
nard the Fox.
Gellibrand (S.) 1639-1640. Komen-
skf.— Sedgwick.
Gibbs (G.) 1615-163L Done.—Fen-
nor. — Freake. — JuUers. — Owen. —
R., F.—St, M.— Taylor (J.) — Wil-
kinson.
Gifford(T.) [1620?] Bride.
Gilbert (T.) 1588. Perez de Ousman^A.)
Gilbertson (W.) 1615. A., R.
Godfray (Thomas) 1532. Bernard.—
Boceus. — By god. — Charlierde Oerson.
— Chaucer. — Jesus Christ. — Rome^
Empire of. Conetantine L, etc
Godly (Francis) [1577.] Fleming.
Godwin (J.) 1639. Oaussin.
Golby (J.) 1639. Rivers.
Golding(P.) 1608. Froisaart.
Gosson (H.) 1606-1636. A. B. C—
Academies, etc. London. Ro^fol
College of Physicians. — BaUad. —
Bury Saint Edmunds. — ByU. — Clod.
— Contention. — Daniel ben Alexander.
— Death. — Ditty. — Dolphin, Ship. —
Fairlcmibe. — Ftmeseede. — Halliarg. —
Hamdultun. — Health. — Horatio. —
L., P. — London, Fair Maid of. —
Nixon. — P., M.—P., N.— Praise. —
Ptolemy. — Batcliffe. — Shakespeare
(PT.) iPerides.'] — Sinner. — Solomon.
— Stevens. — Stoole. — Taylor. — Time.
— Tokens. — True. — Valesco. — WH-
kins.— Wiaiams(D.y— Waiiama( W.}
Gosson (T.) 1594-1599. Barker. —
Gibbon.— Oosson (^S.)— Smith (H.)
Gongh (J.) 1537-1543. Anne IBuUen].
— BasUle. — Bible. Appendix. —
Calais. — Christian State. — Latimer.
— Original. — Osiander.
Gmfton (Richaid) 1538-1571. Aris-
totle.— Bible. English. — Bible. Con-
cordances. — B^e. 0, T. Psalms.
Polyglott— Bible. N. T. Polyglott. —
Bible. N. T. Eng. — Bodrugan. — Book.
— Caius. — Cato. — Du Ploiche. — Eng-
land, Church of. Homilies. — Francis
l^Bemardoni], of Assisi. — Q., R. —
Oerrard. — Haddonus. — HaUe. — Har^
dyng. — Harrison. — Kdton. — Litur-
gies. England, Church of Com-
munion.— Liturgies. England^Church
of. Common Prayer. — Liturgies.
England, Church of. Ordinals. —
Liturgies. England, Church qf.
Primers. — Liturgies. Rome, Chmik
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1755
of, Salisbury, Diocese of. Brevi^
aries, — Patten, — Peele, — Plutarch,
['Tyieifa trapoeyy^KjuertLX — Saint Bar-'
thclomew^B Hospital, London, — Scute,
— Seymour. — Vergilius, — Wilson,
Grapheus (R.) 1578-1679, Falckm-
hurgius.
Green (F.) Cambridge, 1632. Fletcher
{G.) the Younger,
Greene (0.) 1637-1638. Nabbes,—
W., N,, Master of Arts, etc.
Greene (John) 1630-1634. Preston,
— Shirley.
Greene (Leonardns) Cambridge, 1607-
1630. Bible, N. T. Momans. —
Crdkanthorp. — Dalechamp, — PadOy
Servita. — Preston, — Wilier,
Griffin (Anne) 1634-1639. AposUes*
Creed. — Btble, N, T, Cdossians, —
Brathwait, — Calvin, — Castara, —
Cato, — Cogan, — F,, G, — Guillemeau,
— ffopton, — Komenskfi, — Musm, —
Speagle,
Griffin (E.) 1613-1640. Academies,
etc. London, Royal College of Phy-
sicians.— Aristotle. — B., A. D. —
Bacon. — Bainhridge. — Baker. — Bar-
low. — Bauderon, — Beaumont and
Fletcher.— Bible. 0, T, Job.— Bible,
0, T, Psalrns.— Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Portions. — Bible. N. T, Philippians.
— Bible. N, T, Peter, — Boys, —
Brathwait, — Breton, — Campion. —
CecU. — Cicero, — Cosmo II. — Bering,
— Dodoens, — Downame, — Du Moulin
(P.) the Elder,— Dyke.— Egerton. —
Fennor. — Fenton. — Forde. — Forsyth.
— France, Louis XIIL, King. —
Gainsford, — GcUaker, — Gouge, —
ffaU. — Ilayne, — King, — Lyte, —
Markham, — Meriton, — Newman, —
Oldenbai-nevM. — Overbury. — Palo-
tinus. — Reginalda. — Reynolds, —
Rogers, — S., R., Preacher, etc. — Sal-
keld, — School, — Scott, — Sheldon, —
Speght, — Taylor. — V., E, — W,, T.,
Preacher, etc. — Whittdl, — WilHam-
son. — WoodaU, — Wrifjht, — Yorke,
Griffith (W.) 1556-1571. Edwardes.
— Fulke. — Pikeryng, — PoUard,
Grismand (John) 1597-1636. Adams,
— Deane. — Donne. — Drayton, — Eng-
land, Church of. Catechism. — Gamon,
— Gouge, — Graile, — Guevara. —
Horatio, — Mason, — Mayer. — Meri-
deth, — Neade. — Ovidius Naso. [Meta"
morphoses,'] — Phil'arete, — Powell, —
Price. — Solvate du Bartas. — Ward. —
Webster, — Whitaker, — Wither, —
Wroth,
Grove (P.) 1624-1640. A,, L— Bacon,
— Beggar-Boy, — C, H, — Crompton.
— Cuckolds. — Description, — Dod-
dridge, — Foster, — Gallobdgicus,pseud,
— &od, — Horatio, — Hunting. —
Lookes. — Mem, — Marmion. — May, —
Monday, — Ovidius Naso, {^TVistia.'] —
P., M. — Parker. — Praise. — Shirley,
— Tarlton. — Wine.
Gryffith (W^ See Griffith.
Gryphius (J.) Venice, 1551. Ray-
nalde (f,)
Gubbin(T.) 1687-1696. Aske,—B^,
— Btmny, — Cony-Catcher. — Cromp-
ton,— D., T, — Fraunce, — Greene. —
K,, W, — Misodiaboles, pseud, — Per-
kins.— Udall,
Guerin (Pierre) [Paris? 1516 ?-1520?]
Liturgies, Rome, Church of, Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Hours,
Gwillim(J.) 1616. Breton (N.)
Gybbs (G.) See Gibbb.
Gybson (Thome) 1636-1639. Bible,
0. T. Psalms. — Bible, N, T, Con-
cordances,— Herbal, — Rom^, Church
of
H
H., A. 1608-1634. Hall (J,) Bp,, etc.
— Raynalde,
H., H. 1613-1625. D,, J,—Meung,
H., J. 1580-1640. Bacon,— Bible.
Latin, — Bible, 0. T, Eeclesiastes. —
Bible, N, T, Romans, — Brathwait. —
Coekeram, — Crompton (PT.) the
Younger, — Donne, — Gamon. — G^o-
taker, — H,, T. — Lawson, — Lilly, —
Malvezzi, — Markliam. — Maynwaring.
— Mean, — More, — Nor den, — Otven. —
Parsons, — Read, — Rowlands, — Smith
(J.) — St,, M, — Stella,— Tarlton, —
Taylor (J.)— Taylor (T,)—Virgilius
Maro (P.) [ Works.}— Usher.
H., M. P. I. 1633. Littleton,
H., R. 1626-1640. Cotta,— England,
Church of. — England, Church of.
Homilies, — Heywood, — Jesus Christ,
— Nabbes. — Raleigh, — Reynolds, —
Wit,
H., T. 1687-1640. A., R,— Abbot, —
Accidence, — Babylon. — Bolton, — By-
field. — Cleves, Duchy of, — Cuffe, —
1756 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Cupid, — Davenant. — Day, — Eng-
landf Church of, — Henshaw, — Bocus
P0CU8, — Homer, \j&Qr^x'*t"*^t^X'^^
Horn, — Ignoramus. — Kdlet. —
Mayeres, — Michaelmas Term, — Pa&-
quily pseud, — Powell, — Bankins, —
Shak&speare ( Tf.) [Merry Wives of
Windsor,']
H., W. 1612. Selman,
Hacket (Thomas) 1560-1590. Averdl,
— Boaistaau, — Oreepe. — Hake. —
Hooper, — Af., A, — Mda, — Nash.
— Ouidius Naso (P.) IMetamor"
phoses,"] — "Plinius Secundus, —
Polyhius, — Rihaut, — Roberts, —
Scowthem. — Solinus, — Tasso (T.)
\ll Padre di Famiglia,"] — TJievet —
Veron
Hall(G.) 1613. Hume,
Hall (Rowland) 1560-1563. Btble.—
Pruni,— Calvin, — Cambini, — Cicero,
— Fuchs, — Oale{ T,)—Qeneva, — Lever,
— Louis /., Prince, etc. — Rxbaut, —
Rowhothum. — Scotland, Church of.
Confession of Faith. — VirgUius Maro
(P.) [JEneis,-]
Hall (William) 1598-1613. BihU. 0. T.
Proverbs, — Bible, 0, T, Proverbs,
Concordances, — Bible, 0, T. Jere-
miah, Expository Works, — Chap-
man. — Coverte, -^ Doumame ((?.) —
Downame (J,) — Forbes, — Qraile, —
OuiUim. — Higgons, — Rainolds, —
Sharps,— Speed.^8peght.^Sutton( T.)
D.D.—Tynley,— West (T.) Baron, etc.
— Wh., Th.— Wilson,
Hamillon (Cardin) Rouen, 1613-1614.
Francis [de Sales'], Saint. — Loarte.
HamiUon (R.) Rouen, 1554-1555. Litur-
gies. Rome, Church of Salisbury^
Diocese of Missals.
Hammond (Walter) 163e-1638. Drant.
— Protestants. — Warunck,
Hamond (H.) 1635. Caracdolo.
Hancocke (R.) 1595. P., G.
Hardouyn (Gbrmanus) Paris, 1530.
Liturgies, Rome, Church of, Salis-
bury, Diocese of Hours,
Hardy (Eustace) Rouen, 1518. Litur-
gies.' Rome, Church of, Salisbury,
Diocese of. Missals,
Hardy (J.) 1595-1607. Burton.— P,,G,
— Report. — S., L U.
Harford (R.) 1631-1640. Preston.—
Sibhes. — Withycornbe,
Hanson. See Harrison.
Harper (J.) 1631. Weever.
Harper (R.) 1637-1639. C,,H.—C.,R.
— Crouch. — D., T, — Man. — Mayeres.
— Mock-Beggar's HaU. — P., Jf. —
8., W.— Worst.
Harper (T.) 1626-1640. Adams.—
Advice, — Alexander ( W.y—Aleyn. —
Antidote, — AntidueRo. — Aptdeiua. —
Audiguier. — Babington. — Banister, —
Bate, — Bible, Abridgments. — Bible,
O.T, Psalms.— Bible. O.T, Song of
Solomon. — BUnkow. — BraihwaiU —
Camden, — Camus, — CecU. — Chap-
man,— Christian States. — Cockeram.
— Comwallis. — Crofts. — D., /.,
PrecKher. — Davenant. — Digges. —
Dod. — Doddridge. — Donne. — Dray^
ton. — Drexdius. — Du Bosc — Ed-
wards. — Faret. — Fisher. — Fletcher. —
FranxMin. — Fuller. — GauU. — Gre-
gory Z, Saint, Pope. — Guibert. —
H.y P., Dr., etc. — HaU. — Hawkins. —
Heinsius, — Help. — Hereford, Diocese
of, — Heylyn. — Heywood and Brome.
— Hipolito. — Hodion, — Imperiale. —
Johnston. — Jonson, — Jorden. — Juan,
de Santa Maria. — Langham, — Z«*-
tham, — Levett, — Lovoer, — MascalL —
Massinger. — Matthieu. — Maaey. —
May, — Metamorphosis, — Mirror. —
Oughtred. — Parsons. — Plumptre. —
Price.— R,, T. — Raleigh. — Rapha^
(S.) — Record. — Reeks. — Roberts. —
Ross. — Rowley, — Ryves, — Saiisbury
(Sir T.)—Scapula,—Sclater,^Sibbe8.
— Sictor. — SUesio. — Smith (S.) —
Stafford (A.)— Storehouse.— Taylor. —
Tedder, — Vaughan. — Vincent. —
W.,J.,Esq.— W.,J.,Gent.^Waldstein.
— Wigmore.
Harrigat(J.) 1630. Reeks.
Harris (W.) 1640. Fabridus.
Harrisou (John) the Elder and the
Younger. 1573-1609. Bdl. — Bible,
0. T, Genesis,— Bible, 0. T. Haggai.
—Bible. N. T. John, EpisUes of.—
Bible. N. T. Romans.— Bible. N. T.
Corinthians. — Brentz. — Byrd. — Ctrf-
vm, — Chamber (J.)— Christian Qu»-
tions, etc. — Clapham {H,) — Fenner. —
Figueiro.— Fletcher (R.)—Heiddberg
Catechism. — Holinshed. — Hopkinson.
— James L, King, etc. — Immerito. —
Loe. — Lucar. — Manussio. — Nichols,
— Nicolls. — P., G., Cantabrigiensie,
— Pelegromius. — Pricket. — Record. —
Shakespeare (W.) [Rape of LucreoeJX,
Shakespeare (W.) [ Venus and Adonis.']
— Slander. — Stow. — Tartaglia. —
Thome. — Valera. — Veron. — Wheder.
Harrison (J.) 1611-1638. ^iWe. O. T.
Psalms. Poiiions. — Dent. — Dod, —
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1757
Fletcher (J.) — Latham. — Levett —
M., O, — Markham, — MatcaU. —
Maseinger. — Parker, — RecordCR,)
— &m%th (W,) — Vaughan, — Went-
worth.
Harrison (L.) 1563-1699. BarthUt.-^
Bible. — Bihle. Expoeitory Works, —
Bible. 0. T. Job. — Bible. 0. T.
Faalme. — Bible. N. T. Gospels. —
Bible. N. T. ^istles.— Bible. N. T.
Oalatians. — Bible. N. T. Ephesians.
— Bible. N. T. Bevelation.-^ Bunny.
^-^alfhiU. — Charles \de Lorraine\
Cardinal. — Bering. — Ftdke. — Haw-
kins. — Jestu Christ. — Kingsmill. —
Knewstub. — Norton. — Fhilibert, de
Vienne. — VerepsBUS.
Harrison (R.) 1652-1562. Bible, —
Calvin. — Neutrales.
Hart (Andrew) Edinburgh, 1603-1620.
Academies, Edinburgh, University of,
— Academies. 8t. Andrews, University
of, — Adamson. — Alexander ( W.) —
Barclay. — Bible. — Bible. Selections. —
Bible. N, T. Gospels. Harmonies. —
i>., W. — Drummond. — Hay. — Hume,
— KeUus. — Lindsay. — Lithgow. —
Liturgies. SeoUand, Church of. Com^
mon Order. — Mason. — Napier, — Ogil*
vie. — Bbberi /., Kirig. — Scot. — Sim^
son. — Spelman, — Spottiswood. —
Stuart, Souse of. — Symson. — Teren"
tius. — Vives. — Wallace, — Wedder*
bumus,
Heirs of. Edinburgh, 1627-1636.
Academies, Edinburgh, University of,
— Bible. 0. T. Fsalms, — Boyd. —
Drummond. — Kellie. — Liturgies.
Scotland, Church of. Common Order.
— Mure, — Bamsay, — Bollock, — Stru'
ther,
HarvsonfL.) iSee Harbisok.
Ha8lop(H.^ 1686.. L., L.
Hastenius ( ) Louvain, 1627. Barry.
Hastings (U.) Leyden, 1610. Jacob (H.)
Hatfield (A.) 1684-1612. Aristotle.-^
Asdiam, — Barclay. — Bible. N, T,
Gospels. Mark. Latin, — Bunny. —
Comines. — Dudley. — E., 0. — Fenton,
— Florio.— 'Godfrey {de BouiUon'], —
ChtiUemeau. — Heraditus, of Ephesus,
— - Herring. — Howson, — James L,
King, etc. — Jewel (J.) — Lewkenor. —
L'Obel.—M., D, F. R. dc—Pautet.—-
Philips. — Plutarch. [Two or more
Works^ — Portugal. — Bawlinson, —
Rome, tfhurch of, Sixtits V,, Pope, —
Scotland, — Tacitus. — F., C. D. —
Ubaldini. — Wakeman,
Haveland(T.) 160^1611. Barl(yw{W,)
Bp., etc. — Bible. 0. T, Proverbs. —
Biddulph. — Loe, — Playfere. — San-
fo^-d. — Stoughton,
Haviland (John) 1622-1640. Abbot.^
AElfric. — Ariane. — Bacon. — Bible.
0. T. Amos. — BibU. N, T. Thessa-
lonians. — Bolero. — Brathuxiit. —
Brinsley (J.) the Elder. — Browne. —
Butler. — Cawdrey. — Charles /., King,
etc. — Closet. — Cooke. — Coverdale. —
Crompe. — Vavenant. — Diaz de Bivar.
— Dictionaries. — G,, T. — Gataker. —
GauU. — Goad. — Godwin. — H., C. —
E., J.—H., T—Uall (J.) Bp., etc.—
Hannay. — Harris, — HUl. — Holy-
day. — Horatius Flaccus. — Jackson. —
Jenison. — Joceline. — Jones and Dave-
nant. — King(H.) Bp.,eto. — Lawrence.
— Lilly, — Lisle. — Littleton. — Lord's
Prayer. — Luminalia. — Lupton. —
Martini. — Matthieu. — Mayer. — Min-
slieu. — Montagu. — New England. —
Overbury. — PercyvaU. — Rawley. —
Revelation. — 8., R. — Smith (H.) —
Smith (J.y-SnawseU.— Stone ( TT.)—
Stranguage. — Sydenham. — Teelinck.
— Tymme. — Udall. — Vicars. — Wil-
cox. — Williams. — Williamson. —
XenopJion,
Haukyns (John) 1530. Palsgrave.
Hawkins (Richard) 1613-1634. Beau-
mont and Fletcher. — C.,J. — C, Ladie
E. — Comwallis. — Davies. — Hall (J.)
Bp., etc. — Lily. — Marlow. — Malthus.
— Shakespeare (W^.) lOthello.'] —
Weakest,
Assigne of. 1618. Torquemada,
Hayes (L.) 1617-1637. Munda. —
Shakespeare(^ W.) [^Merchant of Venice."]
Heame (R.) See Herne.
Hebb (A.) 1609-1640. ^sop. — An-
glerius. — Camden. — Canada. — Hop-
ton. — Ovidius Naso (P.) [Metamor-
phoses.']— Rastell. — S., M., Doctor, etc.
— Skinner, — Sutcliffe.
Heigbam (J.) St. Omers and Douay,
1613-1631. Beda, the Venerable. —
Bernard, — Brerdey. — C, W. B. —
Cambi. — Champny. — Daca. — Joce-
lintM. — Joyeuse. — Manual. — Sanders,
— Staney. — VUlegas,
Hellenius(J.) Middleburgh,1620. Wing.
Helme, Widow. 1617. Academies, Sa-
lerno, Schola Salemitana.
Helme (AO 1621. Markham.— Wright.
Helme (J.) 1608-1615. Academies.
Salerno. Schola Salernitama. — Ch'tp-
man. — Day (J.y- Drayton, — Family
1768 INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS-
of Love, — E,^ G., Oent. — Peacham, —
5., J.— 5., T.—S€l(ien.—Sh., W.
Hel8ham(S.) [1636?] Ireland, Church
of. Constitutions and Canons,
Henricius (J.) 1678. Buchanan.
Uenson (F^ 1601. Teixeira.
Herford, Widow. 1660. Augustine,
Saint, etc.
Herford (John) 1644-1646. Bi3>le.
0. r. Psalms. Portions.—Bible. N. T.
EpistUs and Qospels. — Clerke (J.)
Secretary, — Gardiner. — Geminus.
— Hughe. — Introduction. — Ldand. —
Peryn. — Popery. — Smith (if.) —
Walshe.
Heme (R.) 1640. Brugis.—Ros.
Hertforde (John) St. Albans, 1634-
1636. Alhan. — Gwynneth.
Hertzog de Landoia (Joannes) Yenice,
1494. Liturgies. Borne, Church of,
Salisbury, Diocese of Missals.
Hester (A.) 1660. Bible. English.
Heyes (ThomasJ) 1600, Shakespeare (W.)
{Merchant of Venice.^
Heyndrickson (A.) 1699. Netherlands,
fjnited Provinces of the. Staten Gene-
racU.
Heyns (Z.) 1605. BroughUm.
Higgenbotham rR.) 1616-1635. Dyke.
— Macchiavelli. — Persius Flaccus,
Hill (J.) 1607. Merchant-^Parsons.
Hill(N.) 1648-1563. BibU.— Christian
Exhortation, — CoverddU. — Craniner.
— GemintAS. — John, Chrysostom. —
Liturgies. England, Church of . Com^
mon Prayer. — Sarcerius.
Hill (William) 1548-1549. Barnes.—
Bwle. — Bible. Expository Works, —
Bible. N. T. Gospels. Matthew, —
Bible. N. T. Epistles and Gospels. —
Nicolls. — Order. — Tynddle.
Hills (William) 1636-1640. Macchin^
vdli.
Hinde(J.) 1583. P.,G.
Hippon (J.) 1603. T., W.
Hodgete (John) 1601-1625. ^., J.—
Bayly, — <7., W. — Considerations. —
Cooper, — Day (J,) — Decker.-- Decker
and Webster. — Femandes de Queiros.
— Fuller. — Greene. — Heywood. —
Marston. — Meditations. — Nixon. —
Papist.-^ Price. — Pricket, — Beading,
— Skelton, — lliompson.
Hodgkinson (Richard) 1637-1640.
Beaumont. — Bible. 0. T. Ecclesi-
astes, — Conceits. — David, King, etc.
— Du Bosc. — Du Jon. — Groot. —
Bdrsnet. — Hermes. — Heylyn. — Lon-'
don, Archdeaconry of. Visitation
Artides.-^M., T., Esq.'—Paris (Jf.)—
Byves.
Holland (Henry) 1609-1630. C%«*«.—
D., I., Preacher. — Drcuce. — J?., B.
— Holland (A.) — Juliers. — MaUhuu,
Emperor, etc. — Wilkinson.
Holme (J.) 1609. Barker.
Holme (W.) 1606-1616. Brandenburg,
Margraviate of. John Sigismund^
Elector. — Chapman. — Cotterford. —
Nixon.
HoloBt(Hu.) Bruges, 1576. M.,L
Hondio (H.) Amsterdam, 1630. Bempart.
Hood (H.) 1638. Norice^-^Venner.
Hood (T.) 1590. La Bamie.
Hooke (H.) 1690. H., Chr,
Hooke(JJ 1607. Sparke.
Hooper (Humfrey) 1696-1600. Bacon.
— Lewkenor, — Wood (J.) M.D.
Hope (W.) 1636-1638. Faiiey. —
Spenser. — Wotton.
Hopyl (Wolfgang) Paris, 1495-1520.
Liber Festivalis, — Liturgies. Bome,
Church of. Salisbury, Diocese of.
Antiphoners, — Liturgies, Rome,
Church of, Saliiibury, Diocese of.
Missals. — Lyndewode.
Horseman (R.) 1639. OvidiusNaao^P.)
[Appendix^
Hoekins (W.) 1576-1592. FulwelL—
Gyer. — L., T., of Lincoln's Inn. —
Smith (H.)
Hostingue (L.) Rouen, 1506. Litur-
gies. Borne, Church of. Salislmry,
Diocese of. Sequences.
Houlmes (W.) See Holme.
How (W.) 1571-1690. Aoademiee.
Salerno. Schola Salemitana. — Apu-
leius.—B.,R.—Bhse.— Bible. SHec-
tions. — Book. — BuUinger. — C!arr.—
Cope. — Curio. — Custom. — Deeain^
liens. — Fraunce. — Geneva^ Church <if.
Catechism. — Gratarolus. — Hake. —
Haslop. — Keltridge, — Phaer, — TuWe-
rus. — Ttoyue. — Valerius. — VirgUiut
Maro (P.) {JEneis.'}— Wager.
Howell (R.) 1600-1602. i/., J.^ Bat-
c^^or, etc. — HuU (J.) — La. (Jo.) Gent.
Huggins (Thomas) Oxford, 1626-1634.
Bacon, — Bcm^lay, — Baylmus, — Brere-
wood, — Gaetani. — Heylyn, — Jamee
(B.) — MinuHus Felix. — Vossiue. —
Wall.
Huguelin (J.) See Eebbbiant alias
HUOUELIN.
Humble (G.) 1611-1632. Speed.
Humphreys (J.^ 1632. Ames.
Hunt ( ) [Oxford, 1486 ?] Teren-
tius (P.) [Selections.']
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1759
flunt(Oj} 1594-1606. Closse.^Tasso
(jT.) [Qertualemme Liberata,']
Hunt (JO 1599-1613. Decker.-^Fen-
nor. — Nixon, — Porter. — Rowley. —
Tayl<n'.
Hunt (M.) Oxford, 1640. Carpenter.
HuntfR.) Oxford, 1640. Carpenter.
Hunt(T.) 1640. Johnfion.
Hurlook (G.) 1637-1640. Breton,^
England.-^Norwood.
Hutton (0.) 1638-1639. Brathwait.
— Qlapthome.
Hutton (R.) 1583. Morelius.
Hygman (N.) Paris, [1520?] Litur-
gies. Rome, Church of. SdHsbury^
Dioceee of. Sours.
HyU(N.) SeeRihh.
H7ll(W.) SmHill.
Hyry (Peter) Paris, 1588. CaniHua.
I J
L, A. 1592-1629. CeU8tina.-^Cony^
Catcher. — Davies. — Hawkins. — if*-
chadmas Term. — N., M. — Stafford.--*
Terentius. l^EunuchusJ]
J., D. 1637. W., N., Master qf Arts,
etc.
I, I. 1600. SherUy.
I.,N. 1584. UdaU.
L, R. 1607. P., 5.
L, W. 1607-1636. Beaumont and
Flstcher.^Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Por-
tions.— Burton. — C, J?. — CapeU. —
Carleton. — ChibcUd. — Cooke. — Bowie.
— ^., /. — La Bamde. — Ley. — Pagitt.
-^Prynne. — R., 8. — RastdL-^Romey
Church of. Urban VIIL — Rous. —
Rudierd.'^Somersetj County of. — Sut-
ton.-^Taylor (T.)— IVyic^.— Fenwcr.
— Wilkins.-^ Wotton.
Jackson (B.) 1576-1697. Anderson.
-^ Assize of Bread. — B., G. — Blagrave.
—Borde. — BuUinger. — Fit John. —
Qo^ridus. — Pea^ham. — Rhodes. —
Wapull.
Jackson (Hildebrant) The Hague, 1622.
Netherlands, United Provinces of the,
Staten Oeneraal.
Jackson (J.) Bookseller. 1634-1640.
D., J., Msquire. — Hey wood ( T.) — Saul.
Jackson (J.) Printer. 1585-1592. BO-
son. — Uhub. — Cicero. — D., 7., Esquire.
— Fletcher.'^Harvey.'—M.yD.F. R. de.
— Percuvcdl. — Saul (A.) — WyrUy.
Jackson (Roger) 159<X-1626. Anton.-—
Ariosto. — Bible. Abridgments. — B^e.
0. T. Proverbs.— Bible. N T. Reve-
lation. Latin. — Bunny. — Burt. —
Butler. — Cabinet. — Country House-
wife. — Davison. — Dent. — F., N. —
Oreene. — H.y Chr. — Barbert. — Ha/rd-
ing.~- Hastings. — Jerome (^S,y—Kent,
Weald of. — Latham. — Lawson. —
Lively. — Jf., G. — A/., P. — Marhham.
—Mascall. — Morton (T.) Bishop.-^
Noi'ton ( /?.) Gunner. — Oliver. — Price.
-^Record (R.) — Saul (A.) — Shake-
speare (pj^ {Rope of Lucrece^—*
Solomon, King. — Vaughan. — Ward
(8.) B.D., etc.— WUkes.-- Wolcomh.
Jacob (Henry) 1508. Theodulus, of
Athens.
Jacobszoon (Jan Paedtz) See Pabdtz.
Jacson (J.) See Jaoksoh.
Jaey(H.) Mechlin, 1622. Molina{A.de)
Jaggard (Elizabeth) 1624. Bacon {F.)
Jaggard (J.) 1600-1627. Andrewes.
—5., J. B.-^Bacon.— Beard.— Bi'U.
N. T. Romans. — Boooobceio.—Carew. —
Cockeram. — Davies. — Decameron. —
Godfrey [de Bouillon]. — Hawkins. —
/., R.-^ohnson (R.) Gent, — Sallus-
tius Crispus, — Sait^, — Shakespeare
(W.) [Dramatic Works.}
Jaggard (W.) 1695-1624. Adams.—
Albertus.— Bell.— Bible. 0. T. Num-
bers.— Bible. N. T. liomans. — Bible.
N. T. Philemon. — Brooke. — C, G.
'-'Catechism. — Cory ate. — Crakan-
thorp. — Dauies. — Vove. — Ellis. —
Favyn. — Glover. — H., J. — Hey wood.
—Hill (T.) Londoner. — Hunnis. —
London. — London. Common Council,
Court of. — London. Mayoralty. —
MiUes. — Munday. — Norwich, Diocese
of. — RcUeigh.^S., E. — Swynnerton. —
TopseU. — IVecwwry. -^ Trogus Poin-
peius.— Wilson (T)— Wimbledon.
Jagger (J.) 1609. Ursinus.
James (Y.) [1584.] S., D.
Jansonius( ) [1620.] Holland (H.)
Janss (A.) Gbrkum, 1624. Spain.
Jascuy (Samuel) Paris, 1568. Lind-
say.
Jeffes (A.) 1586-1596. Ascham.—
Boccaccio. — Canterbury, Province of.
— Digges. — Finch. — Oascoigne. —
Lodge.— Nash (T.) Satirist.— Peele.—
Rome, CUy of. --Smith (H.)—Tormes.
Jennings (M.) 1577-1685. Leigh.-^
Prudent de Choyselat. — Styward.
1760 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Ihones (Richard) See Jones.
Inglande (N.^) 1558. Alessio.
John of DoesDorowe. [Antwerp, 1522 ?]
Emanuel^ King of Portugal,
Johnson (Arthur) 1602-1621. Bda,-^
Bible. N. T, Hebrews, — Browne,—^
Bidkeley. — (7., R, — Closet. — Edmori'
ton. — Gifford. — Granger. — HcUl. —
Heidelberg Catechism. — Henry ^ Prince
of Wales. — Langhome. — Leigh. —
Lilly. — Lloyd. — Middleton. — Pestd.
— Piatt. — RoUenson. — 5., B. — Shake^
speare ( W.) [Merry Wives of Wind-
aor.] — Tillesley, — PT., «/., Priest, —
Wither. — Year.
Johnson (M. J.) Amsterdam, 1638.
Marolais,
Johnson (T.) 1630. Animalia.
Johnson (W.) Amsterdam, 1612.
Blaeu,
Jones (Richard) 1571-1597. AnU
iverp. — B., B. — Book. — Broughton.—^
Caius. — Copley. ^-Day. — Drayton. —
E., W. — Edwards. — Federici. —
France. Henry IV., King. — FtUbecJce.
'—Ftdwdl. — Gebhardt [Truchsess von
Waldberg"]. — Gilbert. — Hake. — Har^
ward. — Heidelberg Catechism. — Her-
gest. — Housewife. — Keltridge. —
Kempe. — Kntick. — Life, — Lipsius, —
Lloyd, — Llwyd, — Meres. — Partridge.
^-Portskewett. — Begins. — Bobinson.-^
B., F.—S,, B.—8chilander. — School-
master.— Smythc {Sir J.) — Stvhbes.—^
T., T. — Timur, Great Khan of the
Mongols. — Valerius. — Vaughan. —
Vincent.-- W., G.^ W., G., Gmt.-^
W., B. — Wager. — Whetstone. —
Zarate.
Jones (T.) 1615-1637. Beaumont and
Fletcher. — CecU. — Donne. — James L
— Ltuxtnus. — Massinger and Decker.
•—May. — Nero Claudius Casar. —
P., H. — Palatinaie. Frederick F.,
Elector, — Precepts. — Sword.
Jones (William) Senior,* Junior, Tertius.
1566-1639. Alabaster. •— Beze. —
Booth. — Briggs. — Burton. — CarUton
{D.}—Carleton {G.y^Chain. — Chap-
man.— Oheaste.— -Christian. — Cooke. —
Cotta.^- Cotton. — Dalechamp. — Dan-
tie. — Darrdl. — DiUingham. — E.y 8. —
France. — Fulke. — Gataker. — Gelli-
hrand.-^GHpin.— Granger.-- Green-
ham. — Chrymes. — Guiana. — Gunter.
— Herring. — Hume. — Jackson. — Joh n
George I. — Jones (/.)M.D. — Jones {J.)
Minister. — Jones {W.) B.D. — Iso-
crates. — Kent Street.^-Levett. — Liliy.
— M.t M. — Malynes. — Marlow. — Jfaw*
rice. Prince, etc. — Mexia. — Monro. —
More. — Mucedorus. — N., B. — Ncuh
(T.) Satirist. — Noru)ood, — Painter.-^
Peacham. — Peter ^ Saint, etc. — Planter.
— Pont. — Primerosius. — Produs,
Diadochus. — Prynne. — Borne, Church
of. Urban VIII. — Salter. — Sampson.
— Schindlerus. — Sculteius. — SempUL
— Smith (J.) — Spencer. — Stanhope.
— Stepney, Manor of. — Strode. — but-
ton.— Sweeper. — VirgUius Mara. [Bu-
colica.^ — Work. — Taxlee.
Jonson (Arthur) See Jornsok.
Isaac (G.) 1581. NichoU {J.)
Mip (Adam) 1694-1640. Adams.--
Aristotle. — B., J. B. — Beard. — Bible.
Abridgments. — Bible. N. T. Beveta-
tion. — BlundeviUe. — Bodin. — Bownd.
—'Buenting. — Busehe. — Camerarius^
— Cawdrey. — Chaucer. — Gierke. —
Cotgrave. — England. — Fonseoa. —
Fox. — Gerard. — Godwin. — Greek
Anthology. — Grimstone.-^Guevara.-^
Hey wood. — Hclyoke. — Huarte Na-
varro.— Hurault. — Key. — Knodes.—^
L., T. — Livius. — Lodge. — Lynche.^
Macchiavelli. — Malynes. — MarceUi-
nus. — Maurice, Prince, etc. — Mayerne
Turquet. — Mirror. — Mountain. —
P., W. — Peele. — Plinius Secundus,
'—B., S. — Bidet. — Bowlands. — Bu-
dierd.—Sutdiffe.— Udall.-^ White{F.)
Bishop, etc.— Wright
Judson (T.) 1699. Descriptum.—HiU
(T.) Londoner.
Jugge(J.) [1580?] Vermigli {P. M.)
Jugge (Richard) 1546-1577. Anglc-
rius. — Bhze, — Bible. English. —
Bible. Selections. — - Bible. O. T.
Psalms. — Bible. N. T. — Canterbury^
Province of. — Cortes. — England,
Church of Articles. — England^
Church of. Homilies. — Frith. —
Joseph,ben Gorion. — Liturgies. Eng-^
land. Church of. Common Prayer.^^
Liturgies. England, Church of*
Ordinals. — Liturgies. England,
Church of. Particular Services. —
London, Ministers in. — Martin. — Me-
lanchthon. — Prayer. — Begius. — Sin,
— Taisnier. — Ten Commandments. ~-»
Westminster^ Conference at, etc*
Junius (R.) See Young.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1761
E., A. 1636. Sogers.
K., 0. 1608. Fotherhf.
K., F. 1698-1637. Austin.-^B., I. —
BalcanqwUl'—Bme. 0. T. PacdrM.^
Chapman. — Cotton. — Egerton. — Flet-'
eher. — K, L — Higgins. — Hoby. —
Laud. — Musgrave. — Nannini. — Nio-
cols, — Perry. — Poland. — Eastell. —
Report. — Rogers. — Smith (F.) —
Temple, Inner, Society of t?ie. — Wate-
son. — WUlet.
E., L 1584. Questions.
K, T. 163L Aleyn.
Eaetas (P.) 1524. Liturgies. Rome,
Church of. Salisbury, Diocese of.
PscUters.
Eearney (W.) 1590-1592. Book.^
Broughton. — Paradin. — Smith (H.)
Eeerbergiufl ( J.) Antwerp, 1600. Mary,
the Blessed Virgin.
Eele (Richard) [1520?-1550?] Book.
— Bourchier. — Chaucer. — Movdton.^
Skdton. — TaverTier.
Eellam (Laurence) Donay and Louyain,
1598-1639. Bemard.—Bible. 0. T.—
Doulye. — Fitz- Herbert — Hamilton.'^
KeUison. -^Liturgies. Rome, Church
of. , Salisbury, Diocese of. Manuals. —
M., Ch. — Jr., R.~^R., S.
Eembe (A.) 1636. Orymes.
Kerbriant alias Huguelin (J.) Paris,
1516. Liturgies. Rome, Church of
Salisbury, Diocese of. Missals.
Eerver (Thielmann) Paris, 1497-1534.
Liturgies. Rome,Churchof. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Eours.-^Liturgies. Rome,
Church of. Salisbwry, Diocese of.
Primers.
Eing's Printers, Edinburgh. 1633-1637.
Bible. Liturgies. England. Common
Prayer.^ M., L, Mr.
Eingston (Felix^ See Etkgbtok.
Eingston (John) See Kynqston.
Eirckham (W.) 1593. Adames.
Eirkham (HO 1573-1682. Bhse. —
Bible, u. T. Song of Solomon. —
Bradford. — Carr. — Kynnestar. —
Robinson. — W., D., Archd. — White.
Eirton (J.) 1638-1640. Barlow ( W.)
Bp., etc. — Qonsales. — Gouge. —
Hayne. — Mary \de Medici], etc. —
Thou.
Eit8on(A.) 1564-1576. B.,L, Gentle-
man. — Book. — Copland. — Parlia-
ment.— Seeing.^ Skelton.-^ Tyrdl.^
Vigo.
Enight (Clement) 1583-1623. Adams.--
Bilson. — Surges. — C, Ro. — Carleton.
— Covell. — Dawes. — Digges. — Guild.
— F., C.^HiU ( W.)''Jackson.—Lin-
. ccln. Diocese of. Visitation Articles.
— Lodge. — Loe. — London, Diocese of.
Visitation Articles. — Maxey. — Max-
well.— Morley. — Rudd. — Stanbridge.
— Tyrrnne. — Virgilius Maro (P.)
l^neis.y^WUy.
Knight (P.) 1615-1616. Drum.--
Stephens.
Enigbt (T.) 1630-1636. Aleyn.---
H., a— Wily.
Eynge (John) 1560-1561. fferldl.—
Lupset. — Secretary. — Skelton. —
Wanton.
Eyng8ton( ) 1606. Parry (ff.)
Eyngston (Felix) 1597-1640. Acade-
mies. Oxford, University of. — Arcan-
dam: — Arthus. — B., L — B., L,
Preacher, etc. — Bacon. — BaLmford. —
Banister. — Barclay. — Baynes. —
Beaumont. — Bernard.—' Bible. 0. T.
Ruth.-— Bible. 0. T. Job.^BibU. 0. T.
Psalms. Portions. — Bible. 0. T.
Proverbs. — Bible. 0. T. Isaiah. —
Bible. 0. T. Jonah. — Bible. N. T.
Acts. LaHn. — Btble. K T. Colos-
sians. — Bible. N. T. Hebrews. — Bible.
N. T. Revelation. — Biddulph. — Bol-
ton. — Bovmd. — Boys. — Bradley. —
Bralhwait. — Brettergh. — Brinsley
(J.) the mder.-'Bulkdey.—Byfield.—
Cannon. — Casaubon. — Clarke. —
Cleaver. — Clitus. — Concini( C.) — Con-
eini (L.) — Creatures. — D., J. — Day
(-4.)— Dent. — Digges. — Dod. — Doio-
name ((?.) — Downame (J.) — Drayton.
— Du Laurens. — E., S. — Egerton. —
Fawkner. — Featley. — Fenton. — Fox
(J.) — France. Reformed Churches, —
Fumie.— G., J?.— Gibbens.— Giff(rrd.
— Goodman. — Gordon (J.) — Great
Britain and Ireland. James I., King.
— Greenham. — Hall (J.) — Harris. —
Harrison, — Harward. — Hastings. —
Hdiodorus. — Hey wood. — Higgins, —
Hclyoke. — Hopkins. — Hull. — J., R.
— James I., King, et<v— Juvenalis. —
Kimedoncius, — King (H.) Bp., etc.
— Ley. — Linton. — Lively. — London.
Common Council, Court qf. — Luther
(Jd.) [Appendix."] — Lydiat — M., T.
— Mansel. — Martialis. — Mason. —
Montagu. — More, — Moundeford. —^
1762 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONBRa
NetherlandSf United Provinces of the.-^
Newhouse. — Oliver. — Fanarete. — Par^
sons. — Fowd. — Price. — Prideavac. —
R.y F. — Reynolds. — Richards. — Rider,
— Rogers. — Bollock. — Rome, Church
of. Paul III., Pope.— 8., i?., Priest.
— Seneca (L. A.) [Trag<xdi«.'\ —
Serres. — Smith (ff.) — Soto. — Stoics. —
Sydenham (ff.y-Symonds. — Taylor,
— Terentius. [^Andria."] — Treatise.
— Venner. — Virgilius Maro (P.)
[ Wwhs.}— Usher.— W., O.— W., R.—
— Wadsworth. — Wdymouth. — Webbe.
— Welsh. — Whatdy. — Whitaker. —
Whiiboume. — Widley. — Wilkinson.
—Willet.— Wood (J.) D.D.— Wotton.
— Wright. — Wylshmam.
Kyngston (John) 1653-1583. AgneOo.
— Alessio. — Btble. N. T. John,
Epistles of. — Boemus, — Brice. — But-
Uin. — Calvin. — Ghav/cer. — Chun^
yard. — Cicero. — Elizabeth, Queen, etc.
— Fahyan. — Fioravanti. — Fulke. —
Grafton. — Hitchcock. — Hopkinson. —
LeRoy. — Liturgies. Rome, Church (>f.
Salisbury, Diocese of, Breviarie». —
Liturgies. Rome, Church of, 8ali9-
bury. Diocese of. Eymnah, — Litwr^
gies. Rome, Church of, SaUtibury^
Diocese of. Manuals. — Liturgies.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of Missals. — Liturgies, Rome,Church
of. Salisbury, Diocese of. Primers.
— Macchiavelli. — Mesda. — Moore, —
Normcm. — Phaer. — Prudent Le Choy^
selat.— Record ( i?.>— T%eo]C^ile.— WO-
son {Sir T.y-Withals.
Kyngston (1\) 1598-1635. Bible. Se-
lections. — Bible. 0. T. LametUek'
tions. — Reyn elds.
Kyngstone (A.) 1548. Ratramn,us^
Monachus Corbiensis.
Kytson (A.) See Kitbon.
L., 0. 1618. Carter (B.)
L., H. 1598-1630. B., T.^Bames.
— Baynes. — Benson. — Bowes. — But-
terfield.— Chapman. — Cowper. — CVo-
shaw. — Den t. — Drayton. — Du Moxif
lin (P.) the Elder.— Featley.^ Flet-
cher. — Frorcastoro. — France. Louis
XI IL, King. — Gardiner. — Gee. —
Greene. — Guild. — H,, J. — ffcUl. —
Harris. — Heidelberg Catechism. —
Hesiod. — Hieron. — Hippocrates. [*A^-
pifffioi^ — Horatius Flaccus. — James
(T.) D.D. — Jantta. — Jtwell. — Inven-
tion.— Leech. — Leslie. — Linaker, —
Lysandre. — Maxey. — Mexia. — Morley,
— Momay. — Palmer. — PemUe. —
PersOes. — Peter, Saint. — Piatt. —
Sidney. — Smith (H.) — /^tenser. —
Stafford.— T., D., Gent.—Wateson.-^
Webbe.-'Wftt.
L., I. Oxford and London, 1611-
1640. Abbot. — Academies, etc. Ox-
ford. University of Oxford. — B., N,
'^Ba/^on. — Barclay. — Baylmus. —
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. — Bible. N. T.
Revelation. — Blouvt. — Camden. —
Cleopatra. — CoUa. — CulverweU. —
Danes. — Damiel. — Famahy. — Gokin,
— Groot. — Gustavus IL Adolphus,
King, etc. — Herbert. — Heylyn, — King
(^H.) Inceptor. — Loe. — Maid. — Mot-
lynes. — Micro- Cosmography. — Name.
— OvidiusNaso (P.) [^Metamorphoses.']
— Pagit. — Skinner. — Smiglecki. —
Somner. — Soul. — Spira. — SteRa, —
Tacitus, — Taylor. — Themylthorp. —
Treatise.- V., R,—Ward (8.) Master,
etc. — Watts. — Xenophon,
L., L. Oxford, 1625-1640. Leslie. —
R., H, Esg.
L., M. 1602-1619. Birchensha.'^on-
son, — Persiles,
L., N. 1584-1605. Allott.--Drayton.
— Lod*je. — Na^, — Shakespeare,
[Handet.y- UdaU.— Wil.—Zeplwria.
L., T. Amsterdam and London, 1611.
Pater. — Preston,
L., W. 1602-1629. Preston.— W., S.
Laet (Jbon) Antwerp, 1565. Beda^
the Venerable. — England, Church of.
— Stapileton.
Laggard (W.) 1615. Adams.
Lamb(T.) [1637.] Parker.
Lambert (T.) 1633-1636. B., W. —
Bride.— C, R.— England.— Guy.—
H, T. — P., L. —P., M. — Paragon.
— Parker. — Randol. — 5., 1. —
World.
Landoia (Joannes Hertsog de) Bet
Hbbtzog.
Langford(B.) 1638-1639. Cranley.-^
Garcia, Don. — Pick. — Protestants. —
T. D.
Langley(T.) 1615-1621. Cra^aw,—
Horatio. — Johnson. — Markham, —
Middleton. — Thomas. — Year.
Lant (R.) [1520 ?-1544.] Scute. —
Skeilton.
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1763
LaQtbam(G.) 1640. QObert,
Lappagde (T^ Rotterdam, 1640. Bridge.
Laquehay (J,) [1611.] Caninua.
Lasbe (W.) 1634. LenUm.
Latham (George) 1620-1639. Bible.
N. T. Timothy.'-Bible. N. T. Peter.
— Bjffidd. — C<ide. — Dent. — Hieron. —
Hooker, — Junius. — Leigh. — Lytandre.
— Mai». — FhalariSy pseud. — Raleigh.
--Sdater.^ Vird.^ Webbe.
Latius(J.) Antwerp, 1564-1565. Dor-
man. — Osorio daFonsecct.— Staphylus.
Law (M.) 1601-1626. Barlow. —
Buddie. — Carter. — Chapman.^^ ChriS'
tian Liberty. — Comedy. — H., H. —
H., 8.y Studious in Fhieicke. — Lu-
oanus. — MiUes. — Netherlands^ United
Provinces of the. Staten Oeneraal. —
Ostend. — Farsons, — Fetrowe. — Flay^
fere. — Saint FauTs^ London. — Shabs-
speare. [King Henry IV."] — Shake-
speare. fKing Richard /i] — Shake-
speare. \King Richard IIL}— Sutton.
— Westerman. — WheaUie. — Taring^
ton.
Law(T.) 1622. HoRand.S., D.
Lea(R.) 1616. Brisset.
Leake (W.) 1594-1640. Affinati d*
Acuta. — Beaumont and Ftetcher.-^
Brinsley. — Fulke. — (?., J., Cent. —
Oough. — Oreene. — Oroot. — Hood. —
Jewel. — Lake. — Lilly. — Linaker. —
Marlow. — Maxwell. — Feter^ Saint. —
Flatt. — Shakespeare ( W.) [ Venus and
Adonis.} — Shirley. — Smith {H.) —
IT., S.'-Torke.
Lee ^R^ 1616. Ooodman (G.)
Lee (W.) 1621-1640. Ahmad 7. —
Bacon. — Grompe. — Drayton. — Du
Rrfuge. — Horatius Flaccus. — London.
— Ossolinski. — Flowden. — Poland.
--Reynolds. — Scot. — Tasso (T.)
[Aminta."] — Valtdlina.
Leeu (G.) Antwerp, 1488. Liturgies.
RomSy Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of, Directorium Sacerdotum.
Legat r John) the Elder and the Younger.
Cambridge and London, 1589-1640.
Academies,etc. Cambridge. University
of Cambridge. — Anthonie. — Austin.
— Bargrave. — BeU. — Bible. English.
— Bible. Selections. — Bible. Harmo-
nies.— Bible. 0. T. Pentateuch. Ap-
pendix. — Bible. 0. T. Minor Pro-
phets.^Bible. N. T.-^Bible. N. T.
Corinthians. — Bihle. N. T. Oala-
tians. — Bible. N. T. Hebrews. —
Bible. N. T. Jude. — Bible. N. T.
Revelation . — Bolton. — Bownd. — Bul-
lokar.—Byfield.—C., W.— Catalogues.
Subdiv. VL— Cicero (M. T.) [De Ora-
tore.'\ — CoweU. — Dillingham. — Eaton.
— Elisabeth, Queen, etc. — England,
Church of. Articles. — Family of
Love. — &., C. — Oibbon, — OUbert. —
Or., P. — Greenwood. — Groot, — Hei-
delberg Catechism. — Heydon. — Hieron.
—HiU.— Hodgson. — Holland ( JJ.) —
James L — James (2*.) Captain. —
VEspine. — Lincoln, Diocese of. Visi-
tation Articles. — Lipsius. — Lord's
Prayer. — Lysias. — Manning. — Ma-
son.— Maxwell. — Misselden. — More. —
N., M. — Oliver. — Optatus, Saint, etc.
— Owen. — Fagit. — Perkins. — Play-
fere. — Pdanus. — Sc?Uater. — Sharpe.
— Sohn. — Stoughton. — Terentius (P.)
I Works.'] — Thomasius. — Virgilius
Mora (A) [Appendix."] — Whitaker.
— Wilcox.— WiUet.— Willis. — Wise-
man.— Zanchius.
Legge (Gantrell) Cambridge, 1607-
1625. Academies, etc. Uanibridye.
University of Cambridge. — Angelas. —
Anthonie. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Portions. — Bible. 0. T. Daniel. —
BibU. N. T. Romans.—Bible. N. T.
• Titus. — CJievdlier. — Collins. — Despo-
tinus. — Farley, — Fletcher. — Gost-
wyke. — Oumay. — Hieron. — James L
— Melanthe. — Masse. — Nethersole. —
Norwich, Diocese of. — Owen. — Per-
kins.— Playftre. — Robartes. — Taylor.
— WiUet.
Lekpreuik (Robert) Edinburgh and
Saint Andrews, 1563-1581. B., M. G.
— Benoist. — Calvin. — Crooked. —
DedaroiUon. — Fowler. — Gaihering. —
Jamu I. — Liturgies. Scotland,
Church of. Common Order. — Maddie.
— Scotland. Statutes. — Scotland.
Statutes. James VI.--Sempill.—Shot.
Stuart.— Wallace.
Lempereur (Martin) Antwerp, 1531.
AshweU. — Bible, 0. T. Jonah. —
Bible. N. T. John, Epistles of. —
Ploughman.
Le Prest (J.) Rouen, 1554-1555.
Liturgies. Rome, Church <f. Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Primers.
Le Roux ^.) Rouen, 1538. Liturgies.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Primers.
Le Tailleur (G.) [Rouen ? 1495 ?] 8ta-
tham (N.)
Lettou (John) 1480-1481. LiUleton.—
Peres de Valentia. — Rhodes. — Rome^
Church of. Sixtiis IV. — Tentfres.
176i INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Ley (W.) 1640. Taylor.
Lichfield (J.) Oxford, 1617-1639. -4., J.
— Abbot. — Academies^ etc. Oxford,
University of Oxford, — Angelos. —
-B., T,-^ Bayly. — B6di de la Oorman"
dihre, — Bernard. — BiUe. 0. T.
Fsalma. Lat.^Bible. 0. T. PsalrM. Eng.
— Brerewood. — Burton. — Buthell,
— Butler. — Calvin, — Cameron, —
Chaucer ((?.) [^Troilus and Cres-
stda,"] — Clement I. — Clinton. — Cosin,
— Cotta. — Crakanthorp. — Day. —
Democritus, Junior. — Denison. —
Doughty. — Doumame. — Downe, —
Dugrea. — Du Moulin (P.) the Elder,
^Fell. — FitZ'Ceffrey. — Flavel —
France. Reformed Churches. — Qa^-
tani. — Gardiner. — Gerhard, — Ood-
win, — Oregory, Monk, etc, — ff,, G.^
D. D, — Hales. — Heylyn. — James ( R,)
— James {T,) — Jesus Christ. — King.
— Mandevill, — MoMn. — More, — Net-
tles,— Ovidius Naso (P.) [Metamor-
phoses,]— Fareus, — Parsons. — Fasor,
— FerMe. — Pinhe. — Frideaux, — Prt-
merosius, — Rainolds, — Randol, —
Rawlinson. — Reuter. — Rous. — Sal-
vianus, Massiliensis. — Sennertus, —
Terry. — Thornborough. — Tozer. —
Wake.-^ WaU.— White.
Lichfield (LeonardiiB) Oxford, 1617-
1640. Academies, etc. Oxford. Uni-
versity of Oxford. — Acculemies, etc.
Oxford. Christ Church College. — «
Bacon. — Carpenter. — Caussin. —
Charles I. — ChiUingworth. — City
Match. — England. — England, Churd^
of. Articles. — Ferrand. — Fletcher.—
Gardiner. — Greaves. — Htmgerford.^—
--Jackson. — Leigh. — Minucius Felix,
"^Montctgu. — P. (Jo.) Coll, Exon.-^
Parsons. — Frideaux.^' R., T. — Rctn^
dolph. — Rotu. — Tesauro. — Twittee. —
Vtddes. — WesconU)e, — Wliear.
Ligh tfoote (B.) 1613. Hey wood.
Ling (Nicholas) 1582-1607. Abbott,-^
B,, J, — Burton, — Drayton. — Gamier.
^- Greene, — Grimalius Gostidus. —
/., B. — lAng. — London, Archdeaconry
of. Visitation Articles, — Jf., T., a
Countrie Farmer, — Middleton, — Mwn-
day.'-Nash,— Smith (H,}-^ Wright.
Linley (P.) 1590-1597. Bering. —
Nenna. '
Lisle (L.) 1608-1622. ^/tant«. —
Campion, — Chapman. — Corderoy, —
EaU,-^Overbury.'-T,, D,— WoodaU,
Lobley (M.) 1563. Fuchs, -^ Lord's
Prayer.
Log(H.) Antwerp, 1578. Dodoens.
Loftis (O.) 1604. Andrewe.
Lowne8(Humfredus) 1592-1629. Bemes.
—Bible, 0. T. Psalms. PoHians.—
Bible. N, T. Peter. — BlundmOe.-^
Brinsley (/.) the Elder. — Byfidd. —
Carleton. — Caio. — Collins. — CovdL —
Digges. — Bod. — Drayton. — Du Four.
— EoAt Indies. East India Company.
•—Edward IV., King, etc. — Field. —
Foums. — Grahame. — Haemmerlein. —
ffall. — Hieron, — Janua. — Ingpen. —
Johnson, — King (J.) Bishop, etc. -^
LydicU, — Mason, — Morley. — N., Ber.^
Gent. — Osiander. — Owen, — P<Mrkin-
son, — R,, F, — Rogers, — Rudd. —
Saluste du Bartas, — Sheldon. — Smith
(J,) — Stafford, — Stubbes, — Sylvester.
— Ten Commandments, — Treatise. —
Venice. Consiglio d^ Died. — PFl, G.
— Welwod. — WiUiams. — WiUis. —
Winchester f Diocese of, etc. — Wither.
Lownes (Matthew) 1'5'96-1625. B., G.
— Bacon. — BlundeviUe. — Booeaeeio. —
Boethius. — Bovoes. — Csssar. — ChesUr.
— CroAhaw. — Do^oname, — Drayton, —
Du Moulin(P.)the Elder,— Edmondes,
— Foums. — Gardiner, — Godfrey [de
BouHlon']. — Greene. — HakeunU. —
Harris. — Henry IV., King, etc. — Her-
ring.— Hooker. — James \T.) D.D. —
Laud. — Leighton. — Le Layer. — I.ever.
— M,, J. — Meteren, — Mexia. — Mon-
tagu. — Momay, — Nannini. — Pal-
mer, — Rawley, — Sidney. — Soto. — •
l^enser, — Suetonius jfanjuiUus, —
T,, D., Gent,— WiUiams.
Lownes (T.) 1623. Crakanthorp.
Ludbury (J.) 1611. Speed.
Luft (Hans) Marburg and Wittenberg,
1528-1548. BaU.—-Bihle. Transla-
tion, — Bible. 0. T. Pentateuch. —
BUde, N. T. Matthew,— BrightweU,—
Gentleman. — Marcort, — Margaret,
Queen, etc. — Thorpe. — TreoHee, —
TyncUHe.
Lugger (W.) 1606-1638. Fage,
Lyle (L.) See Lisle.
Lyng (Nicholas) See Lisa.
Lynne (Walter) 1547-1550. Anglerius.
— Augustine, Saint,eUi. — Bible. Selec-
tions,— Bible. Concordances. — BuQin-
ger. — Carion, — Cranmer. — G., A. —
Jesiu Christ, — Luther (M.) [^Twoor
more Works."] — Luther (M.)[Sennons.']
— Ochino. — Popery. — Foynet. —
SchooOwuse, — Seymour, — VerrrUgU.
Lyon (J.) Douay and Louyain, 1580.
Catholics, — Hide.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1765
M
M.,A. 1619-1636. Academies. Salerno.
Schcla Sdlemitana. — Aslacus. —
Augustine. — Beaumont and Fletcher.
— Brandon. — Bruyn. — ClaueU. —
Clod. — Ccie. — Cotton. — Davenant. —
Drayton. — Du Moulin (P.) tJie Elder.
— Edmonton. — Edward /K, King^
etc. — OdUobelgicuSy pseud. — Holland.
— Horatius Flaccus. — Hubert. — James
(i?.) — Jenison. — Jerome. — JesuitSi —
Johnson. — Lesly, — Loe. — Lucanus. —
Machin. — Marlmv. — May. — Merideth.
— Middleton and Rowley. — Norden. —
Norton (E.) Ounner. — P^ /. — Paris.
— Fasquil, pseud. — 5., S. — Boss. —
Shakespeare (W.) lOtheUo.'j — Stvet'
nam. — Tovmshend. — Tragedies. —
Udny.— Uthalmus.— W., H.— Wads-
worth.— Ward {S.) B.D., etc.— Ward
(S.) Master fete. — Webster. — Wigmore.
— Wither. — Woman. — Wright.
M. (Aug.) 1630-1633. Lynde.—K,A.
M., G. 1626-1640. Apostles Creed.—
Bernard. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms. —
Bible. 0. T. Hosea. — Christian Doc-
trine.— Denison. — Drant(^T.) of Sha&-
ton. — Featley. — Orosse. — Cfuild. —
Hunt. — Jones (J.) Minister. — Lever. —
Lynde. — Partridge. — Protestants. —
Quarles. — Rogers (J.) — Rogers (N.) —
Rogers ( T.) — Rowlands. — Sihbes. —
Smith (H.)— Terentius (P.) [Two or
more Works.}— W., J.— Watt.- War-
wick. — WhaMy. — Withycomhe.
M., H. [1560?] Voytm.
M., J. 1631-1636. ClimseU. — C&mr
waUis. — JoneSf Copt.
M.,M. 1631-1632. Stow.
M., R. 1616-1640. Bible. N. T. Colos-
sia/ns. — Crakanthorp. — Davenant. —
Farley. — Hocus Pocus. — N., R., Oxon.
— Ramsden. — Sibbes. — Threnoikos.
M., S. 1613. Meung.
M., T. 1603. Bright.— Drayton.
Mabbe (R.) 1610-1640. Adams.—
ASlianus. — Austin. — B., J. — Babing^
ton. — Bate. — BurreU. — Calabria. —
Downame (J.) — Dyke. — Forsyth. —
CHhson. — Ooffe. — Ouillim. — Hen-
shaw. — Hughes, -. — Meriton. — Parker.
— Roberts. — Tooker. — White. — Xeno^
phon.
Macham (Joyce) 1615-1619. Brins-
ley (J.) the Elder. — Ward (S.) B.D.,
etc.
Macham (S.) 1606-1633. Chaucer
(O.) [Supposititious Works."] — Du
Moulin (PO the Elder.— HaU (J.) Bp.,
etc. — Hieron. — Homer. [*lAio5.] — I.,R.
— Leech, — Lewkenor. — Moscow, City
of. — Prompter. — Venice. Consiglio de*
Died.
Machlinia (William de) [1480?-1483?]
Albertus. — Canutus. — Christian. —
England. — Littleton. — Revelation. —
Rhodes. — Tenures.
Machvel (J.) 1609. Higgons.
Maheu (Desiderius) Paris, 1526. Litwr-
gies. Rome, Church of. Salisbury^
Diocese of. Manuals.
Mao (A.) 1584. Curteys.
Man (J.) 1608-1633. Bruce.— D., J.
— Discourse. — Oraile. — Smith (</.)—
Virgilius Maro (P.) [Bucolica.'] —
Whately. — WiUet. — Wylshman.
Man ( J.) Assignes of. 1631-1637. Bible.
0. T. Lamentations.— Smith (H.)—
Ten Commandments. — Wdwod. —
Whaiely.
Man (P.) 1622-1633. Virgilius Maro
(P.) [Bucolica.']— Powea. — Whately.
— Willet.
Assignes of. 1631-1632. Smith
(i7.) — Ten Commandments.
Man (S.) 1616-1639. Bristow.— Car-
ter (J.) Rector, etc. — Dictionaries. —
Eaton. — MUward. — Parr. — Plum-
Tner. — Roberts. — Rogers. — Shute.
Man (Thomas) 1579-1624. AUen.—
AUibond. — Arthington. — B., J.,
Preacher, etc. — B., T. — Banister. —
Barbary.—BaU.—Bhze.— Bible. O.T.
Psalms. Portions. — Bible. 0. T.
Proverbs. — Bible. 0. T. Ecdesuistes.
Latin. — Bible. 0. T. Song of Solomon.
— Bible. 0, T. Lamentations. —
Bownd. — Bradley. — Bright. — Brins-
ley (J.) the Elder. — Bruce. — C, R.
— CcUvin. — Cato. — Cawdrey. —
Cleaver. — Decker. — Defence. — Dent. —
Dod. — Drayton. — Du Bellay. — Fen-
ner. — Field (J.) — France. Henry IV.,
King. — Gardiner. — Gerard. — Gordon
(J.y—Harris. — Henry IV., King, etc.
— Hieron. — Hill (J.) — Hopkins. —
Hopkinson. — Hubbocke. — Ive. — La
Roche de Chandieu, — Le Mafon. —
Lively. — London, Grocers of. — Loque
(jB. dey—Menippean Satire. — Mosse.
— Norden. — Olevian. — Pagit. — Per-
kins. — Pigge. — Powel. — Prayers. —
Price. — Questions. — Renecher, —
1766 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Bider, — Rogers. — Rudd, — 8., H, —
Samuel (J.^ — Scttdder. — Sermon. —
Smith (ff.) — Smith (J.y—Sophronis-
tes, — Speght. — Stoics. — Stoughton. —
T., jB.— Taffin.— Taylor (T.)— Ten
Commandments. — Treatise. — tldalL —
Virgilius Maro (P.) [Bucoli€a.'\ —
TT., 0.— Wecker.— Wdwod.— Whatdy.
— JVheatlie.^ Widley.— WUlet
Man (Thomas) Aseignes of. 1629-1633.
Cicero {M. T.) [De Oj^ciis.] —
Harris. — Rogers, — Smith \H.)—Ten
Commandments. — VirgUius Mo/ro (P.)
\Bucoiioa^ — Willet.
Mansell (A.) 1592. Oyer.
Marchant (E.) 1612-1616. Decker.—
Eeywood. — Netherlands, United Pro-
vinces of the. — Wither.
Marche ('I'homas) See Marsh.
Marriot (R.) 1640. Donne.
Maniott (J.) 1616-1638. Academies.
London . Royal College of Physicians.
— Breton. — Crompton ( W.) the Elder.
— Davies. — Description. — Donne. —
Drayton. — QomersaU. — King (H.)
Bp.y etc. — Knots. — Lwanus. — Mas-
singer. — Murrell. — Norden. — Quarles.
— Rich. — Rome, Church of. — <S., J^.,
B. ofD. — Valentine. — W., W.^ Doctor,
etc.— Ward (S.) B.D., etc.— Wither.
— Wroth.
Marsh (H.) 1584-1585. Paris, Son
of Priam. — Watson.
Martih (Thomas) 1555-1689. Jphtho-
nius. — Ascham. — Baldwin. — Bale.
— Banister. — Barrow. — Bateman. —
Becon. —Bible. N. T. Latin.— Bible.
N, T. Gospels. Matthew. — Bible.
N. T. Qospds. Mark. — Book. —
Bucer. — Btdlein. — Cardano. — Carr.
— Christian Bishop. — Churchyard
(T.)— Cicero {M. T.) [Two or mare
Philosophical Works.]— Cicero {M. T.)
[Cato Major.'}— Cicero (M. T.) [Tus-
culanm Disputationes.j — Cope. —
Dares. — Digges. — Elyot. — Fenton. —
Fitz-Herhert. — Oeorgievits. — Gue-
vara. — Ednmer. — Haward. — Bern-
mingsen. — Heywood. — Higgins. —
HiU(T.)Londoner. — Horatius Flaccus.
'— nuloet. — Humphrey. — InstitiP-
tion. — Lanfrancus. — Lanquet. —
Latin Language. — Lemnius. —
Littleton. — LoriTs Prayer. — Lynde-
wode. — Matthseus, Westmonasteriensis.
— Menandrinus. — Muenster. — Neuf-
ton. — Osorio da Fonseoa. — Painter. —
Palingenius. — Patrizi. — ReynoHdes. —
Rowhothum. — S.y J. — S., TT., OentJe-
man. — Securis. — Seneca {L. A^
[ Tragosdim^ — Setonus. — Skdton. —
Spagnuoli. — Stow. — SiraAwrg.
Preachers. — Terentius (P.) [ficfae-
tions."] — Thomas (W.) — Trogus Pom-
peius. — Watson.
Martyne(W.) [1670?] Brfidford.
Masse (Jan) Lydden, [1624 ?] Game.
Mather (J.) [1647 ?-1575 ?] Bite.—
GUby.
Mathewes (Augustine) 1620-1634.
Adams. — AJhUm. — AshUm. — BarrtU.
— Bible. 0. T. Leviticus. Erpoti-
tory Works.— Bible. N. T.—Brome.-
Burges. — Carleton. — Clarke. — Crosse.
— Davies. — Denison. — Direction. —
Donne (D.) — Donne (J.) — Drury. —
Du Refuge. — England, Church of.
Catechism. — Francldin. — FuUce. —
cm. — Goffe. — Graile. — Guarini. —
Gustavus IT. Adofphus, King, etc. —
Hausted. — Herbert. — Herle. — Hornby.
— Horatio. — Hunt. — Keckermannus.
— Lingua. — Luoanus. — Lynde. —
M., L — Markham. — Marmion. —
Mason. — Massinger. — May ( 21) —
Monlas. — Nero Claudius Cmsar. —
Owen. — Panacea. — Perrott. — Procter.
— R., W. — Rich. — Rodoginus. —
Simotta. — Stafford ( T.) — Stubbe. —
Tasso (T.) \_Aminta.'] — Toumshend.
— TrecUise. — Vicars. — Villainies. —
Ward (S.) B.D., eta — Warrt. —
Whore. — WHkins. — Witheriikgs. —
Wotton.— Youth.
Matts (Edmund) 1598-1601. Oonr
tarini. — ComwaXlis.—K., W.-^Tor^
quemada.
Matts (W.) 1596. Blagrave.—L., F.
Mauditier (J.) Rouen, 1502. Lit-
urgies. Rome, Church of. Hereford,
Diocese of. Missals.
Maunsell(A.) 1576-1696. Cmsar (P.)
— Cato. — Churchyard (T.) — Daneau.
— Drouet. — England, Ckurch cf. ArH-
des. — Feme. — Geveren. — HartgyU.^-
Leigh. — Liturgies, Rome, Church of.
Missals. — Marten. — MaunsdL —
Rogers. — Vermigli.
Maxey (T.) 1690. Watson.
Mayler(John) 1539-1643. BasOle.—
Bible. N.T. Latin. — Christian Man. —
Christian State. — Liturgies. England,
Churchof. Primers. — JAturgies. Rome,
Church (f. Salisbury, Diocese of. Hours.
Maylord (L.) 1568. Maneinus.
Maynard (TO 1640. Discovery.
Mechllnia (Wilhelmus de) iSSae Macb-
LINIA.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1767
Meighen (Richard) 1615-1640. Acade-
fnies, Oumhridge, University of. —
Austin. — Barclay, — BlundeviUe, —
Chichester f Archd&nconry of. — Clavell,
— Cupid. — B., W. — Davenant, —
Eadmer, the Monk. — England.
Admiralty, Court of. — F.y J. — Flet-
cher.— Goffe. — Hie Mulier. — HipoUto.
— Holyday. — Jonson. — Ladies. — Mar-
mt'on. — Michaelmas Term. — P., H. —
Precepts. — Price. — Selden. — Shake-
speare (W.) [^Merry Wives of Wind'
sor."] — Slatyer. — Stow. — Swetnam. —
Sword. — Turkey. Sultans. — Wod-
roephe.
Melvill (D.) 1623-1633. — (?wt7(?. —
Liturgies. Scotlcmdy Church of.
Common Order. — Scotland. Kings. —
Vives (J. L.)
Merchant (E.) 1616. Tuke.
Meredith (Christopher) 1625-1640.
Abbot. — Apostles^ Creed. — B., N. —
Bacon. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Polyglott — Bible. 0. T. Proverbs.
—Byfidd {N.y-By field (B.}— Danes.
— Donne. — Farnaby. — Oataker. —
Oodtvin. — (Gregory I., Saint , Pope. —
H.f T. — Harsnet. — Herbert. — Horn. —
Hues. — Martialis. — Name. — B., W.,
Esq. — Boe. — Sadler. — Seneca (L. A.)
[Irctgcedim.'] — Spdman. — Spira. —
y., A., Practitioner^ etc. — TT., /?., Esq.
— Ward (S.) Master, etc. — Williams.
Merlin ((>.) Paris. 1665-1656. Litur-
gies. Borne, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Breviaries. — Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals.
Mestals (J.) Paris, 1640. Bushworth.
Meuris (A.) The Hagne, 162L Fred-
erick 1., King of Bohemia, etc
Meyler ^J.) See Mayleb.
Michel (M.) Rouen, 1616. Protestants.
Michell (R.) 1628-1630. Berks.— E., C.
— Edward IIL, King, etc. — Hayman.
— Owen. — Bichards.
Middleton (T.) 1569-1587. Anderson.
— Aristotle. — B., T. — Bahington, —
BeUehachius. — Bible. Latin. — Bible.
0. T. Deuteronomy. — Bible. 0. T.
Psaims.— Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Se-
lections. — Bible. N. T. Latin. —
Bright. — BuUinger. — Calvin. — Cato.
— Cooper. — Dallington. — Fenton. —
Fulke, — Fulwood. — G., L — Qascoigne.
— Oilbert. — Haemmerlein. — Heidd-
bera Catechism. — Humphrey. — Jones
(J.) M.D. — Justice of the Peace. —
Lambard, — Le Ma^on. — London. —
Olevian. — Ovidius Naso{P.) [iftw.] —
P.y G., Cantahrigiensis. — Phaer. —
Bainclds. — Bihaut. — Sadleirus. —
Sandys, — Sermon. — Settle. — Smith
(Sir T.y-T., B.—Tossanus.'—Veron.
— Viret. — VirgUius Maro (P.)
IWorks.'] — White (T.) Founder, etc.
— William /., Prince, etc. — Worsop.
Middleton (William) 1626-1647. Bar-
thelet. — Book. — England. — Froissart.
— Hey wood. — Libellus. — Littleton. —
Moulton. — Natura. — Betoma. — See-
ing. — Seneca (//. A.) [De Bemediis
Fortuitorum.'] — Seneca (L. A.) [^Sup-
posititious Works.y-'Sheriffs. — Smith
(B.y—Whitford.
Mierdman (Stephen) 1550-1652. Lasco,
— Liturgies. Strasburg, Beformed
Church at. Prayers. — Myon. — Turner.
Milhoume (Rohert) 1618-1640. Apollo.
— Baynes. — Bible. Abridgments. —
Bible. 0. T. Leviticus. Expository
Works.— Bible. N. T. Philemon.—
Birckbek. — Burgee, — Carleton. —
Chain. — Clarke (J^ B.D. — Crakan-
ihorp. — Denison. — Ijyke. — FeaUey. —
Ferdinofliid XL, Emperor, etc. — Fisher.
—Forestus.— Frith.— G., T.—Gee.—
GU. — Gower. — Chr., Vicar of. — Great
Britain. Divines, etc. — Chistavus IL
Adolphus, King, etc. — L., G. — Lynde
— Morton ( T.) Bp., etc. — Ovidius Naso
(P.) [Nux.'^Otven.— Parallel.— Pe-
dantius. — Felagius. — Bobinson. —
Stafford (T.)—Texeda. — Treatise.—
Vicars. — Wadsworth. — Ward (S.)
Master, etc. — Waterhouse. — Wing. —
Wither.— Yates.
Miller (George) 1601-1640. Andrewes.
— Ariosto. — BalcanquaU. — BaU. —
Bentham, — Bolton, — Bonham. — Bur-
gee.— Byfidd, — Charron, — Denison. —
Du Moulin (P.) the Elder.— EMvn,—
Gouge. — Harrington. — HUdersam. —
Leigh. — Lightfoot, — May (E.) — Men-
doza. — Morton (T.) Bp., etc. — Muses.
— Napier. — PlfUafih.{Bioi napaXAi} Aoi.]
— Bogers. — Slatyer. — Smith (J.) —
Williams.
Millington (I.) [1558.] Elizabeth, Queen
of England.
Millington (T.) 1594-1603. Chdtel.—
Chettle. — France. Henry IV., King.
— Henry V., King, etc. — M., T. —
Norris.
Mommart (J.) Brussels, 1634. Barry.
Moore (J.) 1633. KeUwey.
Assignes of 1629-1640. Bacon.
^- Britten. — Coke. — Crompton. —
1768 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Palfon. — Dictionaries, — Doddridge, —
E., T.— Finch,— FUz-Herbert^LitiU^
ton, — West,
Moore (R.) 1608-1631. Benson,— Bert.
-^ Bible. 0. T. Esther,— Bible. 0. T.
Jonah, — Brook (C) — Caracciolo, —
Ch. (B.) — Copley, — Crashato. — Day
(J,)— England, — Folkingham, — Frd-
hecke, — Eereshach, — Horatius Flaccus.
— Htmt, — Ignatius, — Maurice, Prince^
etc. — Musgrave, — Venner,
Moptichr ) [1576?] Bhe.
Moptid(D.) [1647?] GHhy.
Morberius (G.) Liege, 1671. FhUippes.
More ^J.) See Moore.
More (R.) See Moobe.
Morin (Martinus) Rouen, 1492-1508.
Liturgies. Borne, Church qf, ScUis--
hury, Diocese of. Missals.
Morley (T.) Assign of. 1599. BibU.
0. T, FscUms.
Mosiey'(H.) 1627-1640. Amalte.—
Bacon. — Bible. N. T. Bomans. —
Biondi, — Howell. — Hunt, — Zr., jy.,
Oxon. — Lake {A.) — Lever, — Lithgo/w.
— Maddison. — Paolo, Servita, —
Plattes. — Beeve. — Sophister.
Mundee (R.) 1578. Lupton.
Muri8(Aert) The Hague, 1621. Nether-
lands, United Provinces of the.
Musket (R.) 1624. Qee.
Mychell (J.) Canterbury [1560?]
Hwrlestone.
MyddletoD (H.) See Middleton.
Myddleton (William) See Middleton.
Myerdmannus (S.) See Miebdmak.
Mylbourne (Robert) See Milboubke.
Myllar (Andro) [Rouen,] 1506. Litur-
gies. Borne, Uhurch of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Sequences.
Mynne (H.) 1634. Thucydides.
Mynne (R.) 1634-1639. Aureiius
Antoninus. — Owinne. — Maupas,
N
N., G. B. R. 1599. Stevin.
N., L 1603-1630. Andrevm.—Baynes.
— Bible, Abridgments. — Br, (i.) Cap.
— Castile, — Comedy, — Coverte, — Eng^
land. Church of. Homilies, — Ouez. —
Hoffman. — James (B.) — Jenison, —
Jonson. — Lucanus. — Marston, — Mas-
singer, — Bowlands, — Shakespeare^ W,)
[Pericles,'] — Sicdides, — Symmer. —
T., F.— T,,H, — Udny, — Wehster.—
WUkins. — Woman.
N., R. 1588-1693. Bhse,—BiUe. Latin.
Nafield (J.) Paris, 1587-1689. Mary,
Queen of Scotland.
Nealand (S.) 1631-1632. A., J.—
Brahe.
Nelson (T.) 1585-1591. Cooper.— Mote.
— Nelson. — Vere.
Nevill (P.) 1638-1640. Leigh.— Mark-
ham. — Miserere. — Saltmarsh. — Soul.
— Threnoikos,
Newbery( ) Widow. 1603. Clapham
(H,)
Newbery (J.) 1575-1602. Fenton.—
Mansd.
Newbery (N.) 1616-1634. Antidotes.
— B,, 1. — Barlow. — Barnes (T.)
Preacher, — Barnes (T.) Minister. —
Baynes. — BUde. Concordances. — Co»-
cini. — Cotton (C) — Crakanthorp, —
Du Mats de Mont Martin, — Du Mou'
lin (P.) the Elder. — Dyke. — East
Indies, East India Company, —
France, Beformed Churches. — France.
Louis XIII., King, — Germany, Em^
pire of. Charles IV. — Juvenalis. -^
Louis XIII,, King, etc. — Mary [dc*
Medici], Queen, etc. — Mason, — Perrin.
— BandaU. — Bogers. — Schouten. —
Shilling.— Squire («/.)— TT., B.
Newbery (Rodolph) 1560-1619. Ander-
son. — Appian, — Barlow (W.) Arch-
deacon, etc. — Bateman, — Bible. O. T.
Obadiah.— Bible. N, T. Ephesians.—
Bible. N, T. Thessalonians. — Bui-
linger, — Cabasilas, — Camden. — Cora-
doc, of Llancarfan, — Churchyard (71)
— Coignet. — Cooper (T.) Bp., etc. —
Fenton. — Fleming, — Oiffordus, —
Guevara, — Hakluyt, — Eeron. —
Holinshed. — Homer. [*IAmf.] — Hud>er.
— James ( T,) D.D. — James ( W.) —
Jewel (J,) — John, Chrysostom, — Ji*-
nius (A,) — Lanibard, — La Primau-
days. — Lincoln, Diocese of. Injunc-
tions,— Lincoln, Diocese of. Vistta-
tion Articles, — Liturgies. England.
Winchester, Diocese of. Particular
Services. — Lloyd, — London. — Luther
(M,) [De Libertate Christiana.] —
Ockland. — Oldenbameveld. — Palit^
genius. — Polo, — Ponticus. — Bome^
Church of. Sixtus V., Pope.— 8., T.M.
— Saravia. — Savile, — Sparke. — Stow.
— Sutcliffe. — VirgUius Maro (P.)
[Georgica,] — W,, M.
Newbery (T.) 1680. Lincoln^ Diocese
of. Homilies.
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1769
Newman (T.) 1587-1591. Aske.—
Crompton, — Fraunce. — Greene, —
/6f., Sir P.— White (T.) Founder, etc.
Newton (N.) 1584. Bunny,
Nicholas, of Bamburg. [Bamburg?]
[1650?] Bale.
Kicholes (T.) 1637-1640. Dunton,—
Ferdinand I J,, Emperor of Germany,
— Knight — Preston, — Quarles.
Nicholson (John) 1640. D., J.
Nicol (J.) Frankfort on the Maine,
1628. Fitzer,
Nicolai (Jacobus) 1537. Latimer (H,)
Nicolaus de Quercubus [t.e. Nicholas
Okes]. 1612-1618. Otuen,
Nicolson (James) 1537-1538. Bible,—
Bible. O.T. Polyglott. —- De Benese.
— Mary, the Blessed Virgin. — Original,
— Osiander. — Regius.
Nolck (M. A. van der) Flushing, 1622.
Wing,
North (I.) 1602. Greene.
Norton (Bonham) 15U4-1633. Abridg-
ment. — Academies. Paris, University
de. — Bible. Welsh. — Bible. Con-
cordances, — Bible, 0, T. Jlagio-
grapha. — Bible. N, T. Latin. —
Bible. N. T. English.— Bible. K T.
Matthew. Latin. — Casaubon. —
Draxe. — England, Church of. Articles,
— England, Church of. Constitutions
and Canons. — Fortescue. — Great
Britain and Ireland. Army. — Great
Britain and Ireland. Charles I.,
King, — Great Britain and Ireland,
James I., King. — Gunter, — Hill (A.)
— Jnstitutio. — Kis. — Kitchen. — Laud.
— Littleton. — Liturgies. England.
Common Prayer. — Liturgies. Eng-
land. Particular Services. — Lord's
Prayer. — Manwood. — Paul V,, Pope,
— Plutarch. [Bioi IIaf>aAAi}Xoi.] — Ra-
leigh. — Soave (P.) Polano, etc. —
Stuckley. — UsJier. — White.
Assiiines of. 1621. Latin Tongue,
Norton (F.) 1601-1604. Bacon.—
England. — Grymesion. — James J.,
King, etc. — Parry.
Norton (George) 1611-1622. Bible.
If. T. R(mans.— Bible. N. T. Colos-
sians. — Browne. — Chapman. — (7ra-
shaw. — Martin. — Papal Exchequer. —
TetMole, Inner, Society of the, — Tuke.
— Wither. — Zouch.
Norton (John) the Elder and the
Younger. 1590-1640. Apostle^ Creed.
— Arviragus. — B., I., Merchant. —
Bacon. — Bancroft. — Barclay. —
Barlow (W.) Bp., etc. — Barrell.—
VOL. III.
Barrey. — Bedwell. — Blze, — Black-
well, — Blaxton. — Brerewood. —
Brinckmair. — C, L. W. — Calvin. —
Camden. — Carleton. — Casaubon (J.)
— Casaidnm (M.) — Case. — Caus, —
Charles Louis, Elector, etc. — Coef-
feteau. — Cogan. — Comedy. — Comines.
— Cosin. — Crosse. — Decker. — Denison.
— Discovery. — England, Church of.
Constitutions and Canons. — England,
Church of. Homilies, — Foibricius. —
Garnet {ff.) — Gerard. — Germany. —
Consoles. — Goodall^ — Great Britain
and Ireland. James I., King. —
Gregory, of Nazianzus, etc. — Guille-
meau. — H., H. — Hayne. — Heraclitus,
of Ephesus. — James J., Kinq, etc. —
James (T.) D.D. — Jewd (J^^—Insti-
tutio. — John, Chrysostom. — Ker. —
Killigrew. — Latin Tongue. — Litur-
gies. England. Common Prayer. —
L* Obel. — Loeus. — Lupton. — M.,P.,and
F., N, — Markham, — Mason, — Mil-
ward, — Morton. — Nero Claudita
Cassar. — Ortelius. — Parks. — Pilking-
ton. — Pdegromius. — Playfere. —
Pleasures. — Preston. — Bosa. — Samp-
son. — Sauter, — Scapula, — Sliake-
speare ( W,) [King Henry I K] — SJiake-
speare (W,) [King Richard 11."] —
Shakespeare ( W.) [ King Richard III.']
— Sharpham. — Shirley. — Stbbes. —
Stradling. — Sutcliffe. — Tacitus. —
Tatham. — Thou. — Tooker. — Treatise.
— Trvhach. — Verstegan. — Willet, —
Wood, — York, Archdeaconry of, —
York, Diocese of. — Youth.
Norton (Joyce) 1633-1635. Brerewood.
— England, Church of. Constitutions
and Canons. — England, Church of.
Homilies, — Verstegan,
Norton (R.) 1636. Latin Tongue,
Norton (T^ 1618. Gainsford.
Norton (W.) 1570-1588. Bemardus.—
Bible. — Bible. N. T. Galatians. —
Calvin, — Cradocke, — G., I. — Gri-
baldus. — Guevara. — Monardes. — Pal-
freyman. — T,, R,
Notary (Julian) 1498-1518. Barbara,
— Bible, N, T, Epistles and Gospels,
— Dictionaries, — England. — Herclt. —
Fylton. — Legenda Aurea. — Liturgies.
Rome, Church of, Salisbury, Diocese
of. Hymnals, — Liturgies. Rome, Church
of. talisbury. Diocese of. Missals. —
Liturgies. Rome, Church of. Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Sequences, — Rome,
Church of, Julius II,, Pope.
Nycolson (J.) See Nioolson.
5x
1770 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
0
O., H. 1638. Whitaker.
0., J. 1596-1640, D., J.—Degcription,
— Gosson. — Help. — Herring {F.) —
Janson, — Mynshvl. — Nahbes, — Nun.
— Sharpe, — Sibbes. — Skinker, — So-
phisier. — Taylor,
0,, N. 1609-1638. ^., H.—Andrewes.
— Armin. — Bible. N. T. Bevetation.
— Blagrave. — Chapman. — Coverte. —
Bent — Fennor. — G.,1. — H., S. — Help.
— Herring. — Hopton. — Hull ( PT.}-—
/., B. — Ignatius. — Pagitt, — Peacham.
— Bich (B.) — Boberts. — Borne, Church
of. Paul III., Pope. — Shakespeare
(IT.) I0thello.]—Snawsel.-- T., T.^
Th&mas (L.) — Valentinus. — Vaughan.
— Webster.
0., R. 1637-1638. Eeywood.— Boberts.
O., T. 1589-1593. 2>c8otWtciM.— FVrflrf-
lius Maro (P.) [Bucoliea ds Oeorgica.']
0., W. [1630?] Faust.
Ockould (H.) 1640. ffayne.
Ockould (R.) 1696-1606. Botero.^
T., /., Minister, etc.
Okes(F.) 1639. Amalte.
Okes (J.) 1627-1640. Andrewes.^
B., jR. — Bacon. — Bancroft. — Basset.
—Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Portions.
— Brathwait. — Brome. — Bruton. —
Buck. — Calabria. — Carpenter. —
CoUins. — Colmenero de Ledesma. —
I).,B., Gent.—Du Plessis.'-Field(N.)
— France. Kings. — G., H. — Glap-
thome. — Ghr^. — Gombauld. — Goai-
cole. — Heywood. — Horatius Flaccus. —
Jauhar tbn *Abd AUdh. — Kirke. —
Lady. — Lithgow. — MarmUm. — Mi-
crophUus. — Oldmayne. — Paolo, /Ser-
vita. — Plattes. — Preston. — Protestant
Divines. — i?., M. — B., W. — Bawlins.
— Boberts. — Butter. — Satirm. — Shir-
ley (H.y—Shirley (J.yStafford (A.)
— Whitbie.
0ke8(L.) 1639. Pagitt.
Okes (Nicolas) 1606-1639. A., /.—
Albumazar. — Andrewes. — Ariosto. —
Aristeas. — B., B. — Basset. — Beau-
mont and Fletcher.— Bedle.— Bell ( T.)
— Bhe. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Portions. — Bible. N. T. Co^ossians.
— Brathwait. — Browne. — Buck. —
Burt. — Charles I.,King,etc. — Cheaste.
— Cleopatra, — Coeffeteau. — Colson. —
Cooper (T.) Preadier, — Crashaw. —
Danid {S.)— Decker. — Dent. — Du
Plessis.— Field (B.}—Ford.—Fother-
by. — G., H, — Goodcdc. — Oreene, —
Grimstone. — Guez, — Gwinne. — JB., A,
— K, JT., M. of Arts. — H,, T. —
Eannay. — Henry 1 F,, King of France^
•^Heywood. — Hopton, — Jackson {T.)
— Jdbson. — Jonson. — Ireland ( J\) —
Leigh, — Lewis (J.) — Lingua. — LM-
gow. — Lloyd. — Lupton, — M., A,
Citizen. — M., G. — M., T. — Markham^
Marlow. — Marmion. — Maxwell. —
MicrophHus. — Middleton. — More. —
N., M. — Napier. — Oldmayne. — Ovi-
dius Ncuo (P.) [Bemedia Amoris.']
— Oufen. — P., B. — Page. — Papal
Exchequer, — Parker. — Parr, — Par-
www. — Passion. — Pdling. — Playfere.
— Pdyhius, — Preston. — Protestant
Divines. — B., I. — Beading. — Ridley,
— Butter. — Sola. — Speght. — Spieer. —
Stafforde,—Stephens.—Sutt(m.^ T^ C.
—Taylor.— Tillesley.— Timherlaie,—
Trussell. — Tuke. — Venner. — Vinceniy
i^Lerins, etc. — Warren. — WAeter, —
Welby.— Welsh.— Westeme.— Whit-
hie.— Wilson ( C.)— Wright.
Olive (R.) 1590-1601. Bacon.'—Bar-
wick. •^- Cutwode. — DodypdU, —
Drum (J.) — Penne, — Ford, — Maid.
Olivier (Pierre) Rouen, 1502-1520. 2>«s
tionaries. — Liturgies. Borne, Ckmxh
qf, Hereford, Diocese of. MistaU. —
Liturgies. Borne, Church qf, Sali^
bury. Diocese of. Manuals, — LOur-
gies. Borne, Church qf, Salisbury^
Diocese of. Missals. — Liturgies,
Bome, Church of, York, Dioceae of.
Hymnals. — Liturgies, Bome, Chwrih
of. York, Diocese qf. Missals,
01ney(H.) 1595-1596. L., B,, Genile-
man. — Sidney,
OUod(R.) 1637. Austin.
0nley(W.) [1620?] Ward,
Orphinstrange (J.) 1607-1609. Boscio.
Orwin (ThoroAB) 1588-1593. Adames,
— Aske. — Babington. — BeroaldMS, —
Bible. 0, T. Proverbs, — Bunn^, —
Campaspe. — Carpenter (J,) — Cock-
aine. — Colynet. — D., T, — Digger, —
Faust. — Fale. — France. Henry III.^
King. — Fraunce. — G^ord. — Chreene,
—H,, Chr.—ffarward.— Henry IV.,
King of France. — Ive. — K,^ W. — Ixs
Noue. — Ldand. — Lincoln, Diocese of.
Visitation Articles. — Lord^s Prayer. —
Jf., P. — Marten, — Morgan. — Ock-
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1771
land, — Perez de Guzman. — Perkins.-*
Bhys. — Ripley, — Sappho. — Sermon.
— Smilh (ff,) — Sophonistes, — South'
erne, — TWj^n. — Warner. — Williams.
Orwin (Thomas) Widow of. 1593-1597.
Bible. N. T. Revelation. Latin. —
Bownd. — Holland. — Hubbocke. —
Menippean Satire. — Mosae. — Norden.
— Perkins, — Samuel (J.)— -Smith (ff.)
— T.y I.^ Minister, etc — Warner. —
Zepheria.
Oswen (John) Worcester and Ipswich,
1648-1553. Btble. O.T. PealTns.-^
Bible. N. T.-- Bible. N. T. Romans.
— Booh. — Calvin, — England, Chwrch
qf. Homilies. — Hegendorff. — Hooper.
— Liturgies. England, Church of.
Common Prayer, — Moone. — Veron, —
Zwingli.
Overton (H.) 1629-1640. Bible. O.T.
Job,—Bible. N. T. Galaiians.'-Brad'
well. — Cooke, — CulvertoeU,-^ Rogers,
—'Scudder,'-*Tor8helL
Overton (J.) Iimwich, 1548. Bale,
Oulton (Richard) 1637-1640. Fage.
— Kem. — Ndbbes. — Sadler.
Oxford University Press. 1633. Potter.
P., a 1607. P„R.
P. E. 1633-1640. Brian.-^C, N. —
Cowley, — Donne. — Dooe. — Drake.—^
Ford, — Fraavce. Louis XIIL, King.
"—Frederick Henry, Prince^ etc.—
Oataker. — Oreville. — Orisdda, — Jon^
eon, — Lamhard, — Mancintis, — ifeu-
singer. — P., H. — Pick. — Preston. —
Prideaux. — Pugetde la Serre. — Sibbes.
•^Spenser.-^T., D.— Taylor.— Ward
(S.) Master, etc.— Woodall.
P., Gt. 1602-1632. Bacon. — Bible.
N, T. Philetnon. — Brookes. — CAt-
hald. — Claudia/nus, — Davies, — Deni-
son, — Oaina/ord. — Greene. — Guild.
Jackson. — Kent, Weald of. — Mason.
— Pede, — Penkethman, — Pirckhei"
mer, — Rome, Church of. CanceUaria
Apostolica. — Rowley. — Shirley. —
Taylor, — Warner, — Weakest,
P., I. 1628. Kellet.
P., M. 1625-1639. Beaumont and
Fletcher. — Breda. — Cuckolds. — Ford.
HcUliarg, — Hexham, — Heywood. —
Johnson. — Ladies. — Lover, — Lynde,
— Newgate. — P., M. — Peacham. —
Praise. — Preston. — Ptolemy. — Shake-
speare (W.) [Merchant of Venice.^ —
TiTne. — Virgin. — Uthalmus.
P., T. 1600-1640. Academies, etc.
London, Musasum Minerva. — Bache-
lor.— Bolero. — Brewer, — Carleton. —
Chichester, Diocese of. — Cotton. — East
Indian Voyage. — Edmonton. — F., L
— Ford.'—H., G., Jf. — Harris, —
Henry V,, King, etc. — Henry IV,,
King of France. — Holland (A.) —
Jesus Christ. — Marston. — Mason. —
Middleton,—P., H.^ Pagitt, — Peri-
cles, Prince, — Rous, — Rowlands. —
Scotland, Church of. General Assem-
bly. — Shakespeare ( W.) [K. Henry
7F.] — Shakespeare (W.) [K. Henry
VI.}— Shakespeare (^W,) [PertcZes.]—
Shakespeare (W.) {Supposititif^us
Works. Sir John OldeastleJ] — Shake-
speare (W.) Supposititious Works.
Yorkshire Tragedy."] — Trelcaiius. —
W., J., Priest.
P., T., Assigne of. 1638. Hues.
P., W. 1590. H.,R.
Pack(L) 1593. WiUiams,
Paedtz(Jan) Leyden, 1586. Whetstone,
Paine (Thomas) 1630-1640. Anthony.
— Baker, — Glapthome, — Grosse. —
Guiana. — Henmaw. — Macchiavdli.
— Percy. — Preston. — Primrose, —
Schickard. — Sorriano. — Suffolk, Arch-
deaconry of, — Vaughan.
Pakeman (D.) 1635-1640. Glapthome.
— Lortts Prayer. — MacchiaveUi, —
Plowden.
Parke (F.) 1619. Pasguil, pseud.
Parker (J.) 1618-1638. Ariosto.—
Bainbridge. — Fiiz- Geffrey. — Garey.
— Holyday. — Ingpen. — LUly. — Lina-
ker. — Odingsells. — Rotts, — Scot. —
Sydenham. — Usher. — Witt.
Parker (R.) 1627. Ali Abencufian,
Parsons (M.) 1638. Decker.— Featley.
Partrich (M.) 1615-1618. Brand.—
Beaumont and Fletcher, — Elegies.
Partridge (J.) 1625-IH36. Camera-
rius. — H, S^ J — Hay ward. — James
{T.) — Lord^s Prayer. — Martini, —
Partridge. — PeUltam,
Passe (C. de) Utrecht, 1615. Holland.
"^^Posse
Patrick (M.) 16 1 8. Hesiod.
Pavier(T.) 1600-1624. AHhington.—
Bachelor, — Bernard. — Bible. Exf osi-
tory Works. — Bible. 0. T. Ecclesi-
astes, — Brinsley, — Bristol, Maid of. —
C, L, W, — Canterbury, Province of.
1772 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
— CoverdcHe. — Elitaheth^ Queen, etc.
Granger, — H,, J. — Holland, — t/iero-
nimo, — Lodge (T,) and Greene (R.) —
Maurice, Prince^ etc. — MaxtoeU. —
Netherlcmds, Southern Provinces of the.
Army. — Netherlands^ Southern Pro*
vinces of the, Albert, Archduke^ etc. —
Oldcasile, — Ostend. — Portugal, Philip
11, — Remedies. — Rogers, — Rudierd,
— Shakespeare ( W.) [Supposititious
Works. Yorkshire Tragedy.] — Smith
(H,) — Spain. Philip III, — Vere, —
VeWKj.— WUkinson.— Warship ( W.)
PAxtoii(P.) 1627. Bargrave{I.)
Payne (T.) 1639. S.,J.
Pcarse (E.) Oxford, 1626-1639. Pri*
deaux. — Rawlinson.
Pelgrim (Judocus) 1508. Theodutus^ of
Athens,
PemelirS.) 1635. ScoU{W.)
Pen (O!) 1582. Fioravanti. — Gem-
pertinga.
Penneycuicke (A.) [1636.] Ford (J.)
and Decker (T.)
Pepermans ^J.) Brassels, 1628. PdlU"
danus (F^
Pepwell (H.) 1518-1521. Curates.^
Dietary. — Du Cartel, — NeviH.
Percivall (O.) [1640?] M., M.
Perrin ( ) Widow. 1593. Smith (H.)
Perrin (J.) 1580-1591. Bunny. -^
Chauncie. — Discourse. — Gifford. —
Marconville. — Rome. — Sermon. —
Smith (ZT.) — Vicary.
Perry (Hugh) 1626-1637. Babylon.-^
Comedy. — Bible. 0. T. Amos. — Co*
verte. — Goosecappe. — Herodian. —
Hoffman. — Marston. — 21, H. — Web*
ster. — Woman.
Petit (Thomas) Paris and London,
1521-1554. Aymon. — Bernard, Saint.
— Bible. English. — Chaucer. — Fitz*
Herbert. — Littelton. — Liturgies. Rome,
Church of, Salisbv/ry, Diocese of. Mis-
sals. — Liturgies. Rome, Church of.
Salisbury, Diocese of. Primers, — ^o-
tura, — Smith (R.y-'Treasure.
PhiloponoD (Joannes) Malborough, 1538.
Prayers.
Pigouchet (Philip) Paris, 1498-1501.
Liturgies. Rome, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Hours.
Pinchon (G.) Douay, 1629-1630.
Francis [de Sales'], Saint, — Kdlison.
Pindley (J.) 1613. Hall. ^ Home. --^
Meung.
Pinson (G.) 1632-1634. Francis [de
Sales'], Saint. — Soto,
Pinson (Uichard) See Ptnbon.
Piper (John) See Pypbil
Plantyn(0.) Leyden, 1586. "Whitney.
Ponsonbie (A.) 1595. Spenser.
Ponsoubius (G.) See Ponsokbt (Wil-
liam)
Ponsonby (William) 1579-1603. Anio-
nius. — Azores. — BarcJdey. — Barret. —
Bdlehachius. — Bible. 0. T. Joel. —
BuUinger. — Chapman. — Chemniiitu.
— Crompton. — Du Bec-Crespin. —
Fraunce. — Fulbecke. — Greene. — Ouic-
ciardini. — Hill. — La Vardin. — Lip-
sius. — M.,L. — MacchiaveUi. — Momay.
—PhUip IL, King of Spain.— Plait.
— Sidney. — Sp., Ed, — Spenser. — To-
vemer. — Watson.
Porter (J.) 1591-1606. BibU. Selections.
— Bownd. — Hall. — Lively. — Perkins,
Potter (G.) 1599-1614. Greene.— Mor-
nay. — Topsell. — Warner.
Potter (J.^ 1588. K., W.
Poullain (J.) Geneva, 1558. Knox (J.)
Pounder (C; Edinburgh, 1616. Spottis-
wood,
Ponnsonbie (W.) See Ponsonby.
Powell (H.) 1518. Champneys, — (Eco-
lampadius, — Veron.
Powell (T.) 1556-1562. Gwynneth,—
Heywood. — Jewel. — Seneca {L, AJ)
[ Tragoedits.] — Thomas.
Powell r William) 1547-1567. A. B. C,
— Africa. — Angler ius. — ArtieulL —
Bible. N. T. Polyglott.— Bible. N, T,
Epistles and Gospels, — Borde. — FUz-
Herbert. — Gorecius. — Littleton, —
. Mdanchthon. — Rivius, — Trecuure,
Prevost(N.) Paris, 1510-1527. LHur-
gies. Rome, Church of. Salisbury^
Diocese of. Breviaries. — Liturgies.
Rome, Church of, Salisbury^ Diocese
of. Missals.
Prevosteau (Stephanus) Paris, 1602.
ColviUe (J)
Proctor (J.) 1589-1590. Rcbinson.—
S., C.—Smith (H.)
Pullen (Octavian) 1639. Down and
Connor, Diocese of. — Leslie. — Puget de
la Serre, — Scotland, Church of. Arch-
bishops and Bish<ms.
Purfoot (T.) the Elder and ihe Younger.
1567-1637. Adams.— Aleyn. — Bofan.
—Baker.— Bell.— Bible. N. T, Oala-
tians, — Bible. N. T. Cblossians. —
Bible. N, T. Revelation, Latin, —
Blagrave. — Bradwdl. — Browne. —
Budeius. — Bunny, — C, H. — Co.^ Ro.
—C, W., Bach, of the Civill Law, —
Carter. — Charlotte Brabantine [of
Xassau]. — Chemnitiun, — Christina
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1773
Man, — Christian Religion, — Corde^
roy. — Corranus, — Cranmer, — Darioi,
— Denakol, pseud. — Desainliens, —
Dunbar. — Fox. -;- Froissart. — Ftdke.
— QeUi. — Hall. -^Hawkins. — Henry
IV., King of France. — Hooper. —
Jackson. — James I. — Jewel. — Lind^
say. — Lloyd. — L'Obel. — Lotve. — Lyd'
gate. — JIf., L. — Malhie. — MascaU.^ —
Monacius. — N.^ E. — Ovidius Naso
(P.) {^Metamorphoses.'] — Fede. — Fena
(P.) and VOhel (M. dey-Fhilips.—
remedies. — Shakespeare (W.) \_K.
Richard HI.'] — Smyth (S.)— T., A.,
Practitioner^ etc. — Taylor. — Thomas.
— Treatise. — Trial. — TurhervUle. —
Valentine. — Warner. — Wily, — TTt-
tlials.
Puraet(0.) 1606-1611. Brathuxiit. —
Ford.
Purelow (J.) 1619. Bible. N. T. Reve-
lation.
Purslowe (Elizabeth) 1633-1639. D., T.
— Greene. — Qreenwood. — Otes. —
Preston. — Sihbes. — Stow.
Purslowe (G.) 1614-1632. Adams. --
Bohemia. — Bradford. — Breton. —
Bullokar. — Cotta. — Cowper. — East
Indies. East India Company. — Echlin.
— Oibson. — Ooodmin, — Greene. —
Harris. — Hayvxtrd. — Herbal. — LaW'
yer. — Lesk. — JIf., A., Citizen^ etc. —
MaUliet. — Middleton ( T.) and Rowley
( W.) — Momay. — Munday. — Newton.
— Quin. — Robinson. — Rome, Church
of, — Smalle. — jS^ot^;. — Sutton. — Sufet-
nam. — Tarlton. — White. — Willis, —
Wright.
Purslowe (S.) 1616. S., 8,
Pykeryn^e (E.) [1540?] Sheriffs.
Pynson (Richard^ 1493-1527. jEsop.—
Alcock. — Apnthonius. — Articuli. —
Augustinians. — Benedict. — Boccaccio.
— Bonaventura, — Book, — Bradshaw.
. • — Brant. — CarmelicMus.- — Catharine
[of Aragon"], Queen, etc. — Charlier de
Gerson. — Chaucer (G.) [Two or more
Works."] — Chaucer (G.) [Canterbury
Tales.] — Churl. — Cicero (M. T.)
[Philippicse.] — Clergy. — VonnaiS"
sance. — Darius. — Dictionaries. —
Dives. — England. — French. — Frois"
sart. — Galen. — Garlandia. — Guido,
de Monte Rocherii. — Guylforde. —
Henry VIII. — Hetoum. — Hierony-
mus. — Holt. — Horman, — Jesus Christ,
— Informatio, — Intrationes. — Joseph,
of Arimathea. — Ltbellulus. — Liber
. Festivalis. — LUy. — Linacre. — LitUe-
ton. — Liturgies, Rome, Church of.
Salisbury, Diocese of. Directorium
Sacerdotum, — Liturgies. Rome,Church
of. Salisbury, Diocese of. Missals. —
Liturgies. Rome,Churchof. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Particular Services. — Long-
land. — Lugo. — Luther. — Lydgate. —
Lyndewode. — Mancinus. — Mandeville.
— Mary, Queen Consort of Louis XII.,
etc. — Michael, de Ungaria. — Modus. —
More, — Narrationes. — Natura. —
Pace. — Paris, le Chevalier. — Peckham.
— Petrus, — Pilgrimage. — Povelus. —
Rome, Church of. — Rome, Church of.
Julius II. — Rome, Church of. Leo X.
— Rome, Church of. Urban VI. — Sal"
lustius Crispus. — Savonarola. — Stan-
bridge. — Statham. — Sulpitius, —
Tenures. — Terentius (P.) [Works.] —
Theodulus, of Athens. — Thomas [d
Beckett].'^Treatise. ^Troilus.—Troy.
—Tunstall. —Villa Sancta (A. de) —
Whittington(R.) [Dedinationes No-
minum.] — Whittington (R.) [De He-
terodytis.] — Whittington (R.) [De
Metris.] — Whittington (R.) [De Syno-
nymis.\— Whittington(R.) [Vulgaria.]
Pyper (John) 1620-1624. Browne. —
Howson. — Juvenalis. — M., T.
Quinqu^ (A.) Tournay, 1623, M., P. D. Quercubus (Nicolaus de) [i.e. Nicholas
Quentell (P.) Cologne, 1925. Bible, Okes]. 1612-1618. Owen.
N, r. English.
R
R., H. 1606-1613. Cannon.-^Roberts.
R., J. 1595-1638. Allott. — B., /.—
Babington. — Bodenham. — Bering. —
Drayton. — Fitz-IIerbert. — Greene.^^
Kinsayder. ^ Ling. — Mary Mag-
dalen, Saint. — More. — Owsolde. — Per-
kins.— Peter, Saint, etc. — Shakespeare
( W.) [Hamlet.] — Shakespeare ( W.)
1774 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS^ AND STATIONERS.
[Merchant of VenieeJ] — 8ibibe$. —
Smith (H.y-Th(ymaB (L.y— Treasury.
'^Valeeco.—W., 8.--Warrm,-^Wit
B., R. 1589-1621. France.'-G(yrdon(J.)
'^Figge.-^Thome, — Waman^ffater,
B., T. 1540. Roeselin.
R.,W. 1620. B.,A.D.
Raban (E.) Aberdeen and St. An-
drewea, 1620-1639. A., F.—Banm.
^Bihle. 0. T. FecUms. Latin,—
Bible, N. T. E^frews.— Brown (D.^
•^GcUdloguee. Svbdiv.V. Qord<m\ )
— Cupif. — Forbes (J.) of Corse. —
Forbes \F.)-- Guild (IT.) — -Bay.—
Horn-Book. — Johnston. — LesUeus. —
Liturgies. ScoUand, Church, of. Com'
mon Order, — Logie. — Lundmus. —
MichaeUon, — Ogston, — Ramsay. —
Scotland, Church of. Canons, — Soot-
land. Kings, — Scrogie. — Sihbald, —
Simson, — Vives, — Wallace, — Wedder^
burnus.
Rand (S.) 1612-1634. Antichrist-^
BuUokar. — Gotta. — Hey wood, — HvU
( IF. WJlf., /.— i?., S.—SmaUe,
Raphelengius (Francis) Leyden, 1586*
1593. Martinius. — Whitney.
Rastell (John) 1528-1538. England.
— Justice of the Feace, — Lincure. —
MedwaU, — Merchami, — Rastdl. —
Retoma. — Skelton, — Terentius (P.)
[Andria.']
Ra8tell(W.) 1530-1534. Cicero (M, T,)
[Lmlius,y^ Fahyan,'-^ Gardynare, —
More. — Natura,
Bauynell (James) Ronen, 1495. Ltber
Festivalis,
Raworth (John) 1635-1640. Bible,
0, T, Fsalms,^^Boughen, — Down
and Connor, Diocese of, — Gad, Ben
Arod, etc-r- Godwin. — Heywood. —
Leslie.'^Mary [de* Medict], etc. — Mas-
singer, — Norwich, Arc?ideaconry of.
— Fuget de la Serre. — Scotland,
ChurcSi of. Archbishops and Bishops,
— Shirley, — Stoughton, — Webster,
— Zarain,
Raworth (R.) 1606-1640. Barri,-^
Breton, — Contention, — Decker, —
Fowns, — Heywood, — Ftwchas, — WaH"
bancke,
Raynalde (T.) 1548-1551. BaU.-^
Bible, 0. T. Daniel, Latin,— Gest,
— Order, — Ratramnus, Monachus
Corbiensis,
Bebul (A.) Geneva, 1658. Knox,
Redman (E.) [1544?! Seeing,
Redman (J.) [1540?] Bible. N, T.
EpisUu afid Gospels,
Redman (Robert) 1529-1540. Arts-
etdi, — Augsburg Confession, — BMe,
—Bible. N, T, Folyglott. — BMe,
N, T, Epheeiam, — Cox, — Ed-
guardus. — England, — Englcmd,
Church of Constitutiones Frovindales.
— Herbal, — Lantern. — Libellus, —
Littleton, — Longland. — LonTsFrayer,
— Lydgate. — Modus. — Motdton^ —
Natura. — Tenures, — Treasure, — TVm-
tise. — Whitford,
Redmer (Richard) 1612-1632. Ben-
venuto, — Brathwait. — Coverte, —
Davies, — Donne. — Gaufredy. — H,, J,,
Gent. — Hannay. — Hippocrates.
PA^io'fioi.] — Johnson. — Mariyn, —
Niccols. — Tailor (R.)— Toumewr, —
Wh,, Th,— Wignwre,— Witt.
Regnault(F.) Paris, 1526-1555. BiUe.
N, T. Folyglott. — Liturgies. Rome,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese of.
Breviaries. — Liturgies, Rome, Church
of, Salisbury, Diocese of, Chaduals.
— Liturgies, Rome, Church of, Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Hours, — Liturgies,
Rome, Church of, Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals. — Liturgies, Rome,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese of
Frimers, — Liturgies, Rome, Chmih
of. York, Diocese of. Breviaries,
Rembolt (B.) Paris, 1513. Liturgies.
Rome, Church of Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals,
Respeawe (D. van) Middleburg, 1584.
F,, G,
Resslin (J. W.) Stuttgart, 1616. Week-
herlin,
Reyns (J.) [1532 ?] Dutves,
Rhodes (Matthew) 1622-1629. Brewer.
— Carlell, — Markham ((?.) and Samp-
son (W.)
Ricardus (Joannes) Paris, 1497. Litur-
gies, Rome, Church of, Salisbury^
Diocese of Hours.
Riddel (William) 1552. Huloet.
Rider (R.) 1638. Horatius Flaccus (Q.)
Ritherdon (A.) 1631-1632. ClUus,—
Comwallis (Sir W.)
Roberts (James) 1584-1606. AUotL—
Babington. — C, H. — C, T. — Cbte-
chism. — Ikinid, — Dering. — Drayton.
— Dugdale. — Gamier. — H,, S. — Her-
ring {F.)—K., W.—Liay.—Lowe.—
Lupton, — Marhham, — Milles, — Natk
(T^ Satirist.^Fasqua.— Shakespeare
( W.) [Merchant of Venice.'] — Skake-
speare {W.) [Mideummer Nighfs
Dream.ySmiUi (Sir T.y- Widow,-^
WifMedon (R.)
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1775
Robinson (G.) 1685-1687. Churchyard
(T.) — Momay. — Nelson, — Wilson
{Sir T.)
Robinson (Humphrey) 1625-1637.
Ames, — Bacon, — Carleton, — Hausted.
— fferle. — Isacicson, — Lesly, — Ludlow
Castle, — Norton (-R.) Qunner. — Sy-
denham,
Robinson (Robert) 1587-1697. Bald-
win, — Bate, — Bertholdus, — Bible,
O, T, Proverbs,— Bible, 0, T. Pro-
verbs. Expository Works, — Bible,
N, T, Revelation, — Cicero, — Craig.
— Fvlwood, — Gerard, — Greene, —
Hughes. — Manuzio, — Monings, — Mor-
nay, — Morton (21) Bp.y etc. — Palin-
genius, — Raleigh, — Schonssus, — Te*
rentius (P.) [fPbrA;*.] — Virel, —
Wats(m, — Wermudler, — White ( T,)
Founder^ etc.
Robins* >n(T.) Oxford, 1640. Puteanus.
— Slave,
Rocket (H.) 1602-1610. Bluom,-—
Dove (J,y~-Griselda, — Haren, — Jf., T,
— Maid, — Topsdl,
Rogers (0.) 1561. Piers, the Plough-
man,
Rood (Thoodoric) Oxford, 1482. Bible.
0. T, Jeremiah, Lamentations, —
Latin Grammar. — Terentius (P.) [^Se-
lections.']
Roper(A.) 1639-1640. Camus (J. P,)-^
Satirm.
Ross (J.) Edinburgh, 1675-1580. Bu-
chanan.— Rolland. — Scotland, Sto^
tutes. James VI,, King, — Smeton.
RothweU (John) 1632-1640. Br.CL.)
Cap, — Brinckmair. — Church (^T.) —
Dyke. — Fenner. — Germany, — Good-
win.— Hewes, — Lithgow. — Lupton. —
Sibbes, — Vincent.
Rounthwait(R.) 1619-1624. Bohemia.
— Cldand. — Gains/ord. — Lindsay. —
Oldenhameveld.— Whittell.
Rowbotham (J.) 1562-1574. Le Roy.
— Lever. — Rowhothum,
Rownthwaite (R.) See Rouixthwait.
Roy (S. de) Utrecht, 1615. Passe.
Royston (J.) 1612. Christian Rdigion.
— ff., o. — Valentinus.
Royston (R.) 1631-1640. Anonymos.
— Donne. — Heywood. — Jones («/.)
Eugenius. — Meres. — Montaigne. —
Religion. — Wither.
Rufi (N.) Rouen, 1543. Liturgies.
Rome^ Church tf. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Manuals.
Ruremond (Christopher) Antwerp,
1524-1545. Liturgies, Rome, Church
of. Salisbury, Diocese of. Breviaries.
— Liturgies. Rome, Church of, Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Hours, — Liturgies.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Hymnals. — Liturgies. Rome,
Church of, Salisbury, Diocese of.
Missals. — Liturgies, Rome, Church of.
Salisbury, Diocese of. Processionals.
— Liturgies. Rome, Church of. Salis-
bury, Diocese of. Psalters.
Ruremunde (Hans van) [Antwerp?
1635.] Bible. N. T.
S
S., G. 1696-1626. Burges. — Koruda^
leus, — Lydiat. — More, — S,, E,
S., H. 1583-1621. Christian FamUies.
— Rogers.
S., J. 1583-1640. Beaumont and
Fletcher. — Cotta. — Gebhardt. — Igno-
ramus. — Jonson. — M., T., Gent. —
R,, F,—T., D.— Willan.
S., E. 1601. Netherlands, Southern
Provinces of the. Army.
8., L. 1606-1616. Tilenus.— Worship.
S., M. Rotterdam and London, 1626-
1629. Abenezrah. — B., J. — Burton.
— C, N. — Rdbson.
S., M., Junior. [1636?] Remedy.
8., P. 1594-1602. Antonius.— Barker.
— Canary Islands. — Day {A.) —
Drayton. — Henry IV., King, etc. —
Ilunnis. — Java. — Maurice, Prince,
etc. — Nenna.--^P., H, Esq.— Plait, —
Smith (H,) — t^in, — Taming. —
Twyne.
S., R. 1609. Decker (T.)
B,, S. 1599-1611. Carew. — Decker.
— Elizabeth, Queen, etc. — Homer.
[Borpaxoyivo/biaxiaO — Sdater. — Sliake-
speare (W.) [King Henry iV.] —
Shakespeare (W.) [Perictea.] — Stevin.
— Wellington.
S., T. 1594-1633. B., J. — Benve-
nuto. — Bert. — Bible, 0, T, Sdections,
"-Bible. 0. T. Proverbs. — Bible.
0. T. Ecdesiastes. — Bible. N. T.
Romans. — Bible. N. T. Colossians. —
BradweH. — Brook, — Campion. —
Caracciolo, — Ccue. — Chapman. —
Charles I., King.-^Cole,— Cotton (P.)
— Crashaw. — Denison, — Du Moulin
1776 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
(P.) the Elder. — Flamel. — Fdking-
nam. — Oermanyy Empire of. Charles
IV. — Granger. — Hampton ((7.) —
Eeresbcuih. — Howson. — Lewis. — Loe.
— Louis XII L, King. — M,, O. —
Markham. — Marston. — Mary [de^
Medici], — Mascall. — Munday. — Nero
Claudius Csssar. — Niccols. — Nordeti.
— Oldenbarneveld. — Feachdm. —
Bogers. — Salkeld, — Selden. — Smith
m.) — Sutton. — Texeda. — Tymme.
— Varchi. — VaugJuin. — W., B. —
Ward (S.) B.D., etc.— Wither.
S., V. 1695-1607. Alexar^er ( W.) —
Barlow ( W.) Bp., etc. — Bilson. —
Chapman. — Decker. — Des Fortes. —
Dove (J.) — Gardiner. — Gossan. —
Eotman. — Jonson. — Lever. — If., T.,
a Countrie Farmer. — Marston. — Old-
castle. — Ostend. — Fasquil. — Shake-
speare ( W.) [King Henry IV.'] —
Shctkespeare (W.) [Much Ado about
Nothing.] — Treatise. — Weever. —
Wright.
S. (Val.) 1605. Le Loyer.
S., W. 1597-1631. Bible. 0. T.
FsaJms. — Bodenham. — Brathwait. —
Carter (J.) Bector, etc. — Ch. (B.) —
Copiey. — Coryate. — Cowper. — Filler.
— J7., J. — Hall (J.) Bp., etc. —
FecKJiam. — Pedantius. — Furchas. —
Shakespeare ( W.) [Hamlet.] — Shake-
speare ( W.) [Love's Laboi^rs Lost.] —
Shakeweare (W.) [Taming of the
Shrew^ — Smith (H.) — Squire. —
Turkey. — Usury. — Wilkinson.
Sadler (Laurence) 1639-1640. Eng-
land, Church of. — Faris (M.)
Salesbury (William) [1551.] Bible.
N. T. Epistles and Gospels. Welsh.
Salisbury (John) See Byddell other-
vnse Salisbuby (J.)
Salisbury (1\) 1603-1604. Bible. 0. T.
Fsalms. Welsh.— Harry (G. 0.)
Saltwode (Robert) Canterbury, [1510 ?]
Boccus, King.
Scarlet (P.) 1597. Lichfield.
Scarlet (T.) 1590-1596. Agas.— Ali-
son.— Allibond. — Bombie. — Brmvn. —
Clapham. — France. Henry iK.,
King. — Greene. — Midas. — Nash ( T.)
Satirist.— Smith (H.)—Wilmot.
Schellem (J.) Utrecht, 1626. Baleigh.
Schilders (A.) Middleburg, 1620. Bo-
hemia,
Schilders (R.) Middlcburg, 1584-1616.
AntiquodlQ)et. — Bible. 0. T. Song of
Solomon. — Broughton, — England. —
Fennel', — Forbes (J.) Minister , etc. —
F(rrb€s (F.y—Jaccb (H.y—Lituryieg.
Holland, English Beformed Churches
in. Common Frayer. — Liturgtet,
Scotland, Church of. Common Order,
— Wheeler.
Schdnfeld (J.) Hamburg, 1615. TJrsi-
nus.
Scoloker (A.) 1548-1650. BaU.—
Bible. Selections, — Christian Shoe-
maker.— Frith. — Herman V. — Luther
(M.) [Sermons.] — Ochino. — Fiers^ the
Floughman. — Tyndale. — FL, B. —
Zwingli.
Scott (Juhn) Edinburgh, 1561. Lind-
say.— Scotland, Church of. Cor^fetsion
of Faith.
Scares (W.) 1557. Seager.
Seaton (G.) 1605-1608. Treswdl. —
Westerman.
Seile (Henry) 1619-1639. ASlfric —
Augustus. — Austin. — Barclay. —
Beaumont. — C, N. — Charles /., Kit*g,
etc. — Chouneus. — Cowley. — Croume,
— Decker. — Donne. — Feltham, —
Ford. — France. Louis XIIL, King. —
GrevUle. — //., H. — Heylyn. — J., H,
— Jonson. — Isaacson. — Lombard. —
Massinger. — P., H — Fena. — Fhilip
III., King, etc. — Fndeaux. — B^ 6.
—Sutdiffe.— Thucydides.— Willis.
Seldenslach (J.) Antwerp, 1621. Bible,
N. T. English.
Sems (V.) 1697. Bible. 0. T. Apo-
crypha, Wisdom of Solomon.
Seres (William) 1546-1577. Baie.—
Ba^. — Becon. — Bemardus. — Bible.
— Bible. Selections. — Bible. O. T.
Abridgments, — Bible. 0, T. Apo-
crypha, — BHHe. 0. T Joshua. —
Bible. 0. T. Fsalms. Devotional
CompUations. — Bible, 0. T. Pro-
verbs.— Bible. 0. T. Daniel. Latin.
— Bible. 0, T, Haggai, — Bible.
N, T, — Bible. N. T. Acts. — Bible.
N. T. Bevelation. — BlundevUle. —
Cmsar, — Caius. — Calvin.— Caslufli-
oni. — Cheke. — Christian Shoemaker,
— Crowley. — Curio.— FUles.— Frith.
— Furio Ceriol. — Grisone. — Had-
don. — Hart. — Hartwdl. — Her-
man V. — Hooper. — Hurt. — Hutchin--
son, — Hutten, — Lambert. — Latimer.
— Lever, — Lindsay, — Liturgies. Eng-
land, Frimers, — London, Diocese of.
Visitation Articles, — Lord^s Frayer.
— Nicolls. — Ochino. — Ovidius Naso
(P.) [Metamorphoses,] — Fapists, —
Fatrizi, — Faul, Saint, etc — FUking-
ton, — Freces. — S., W. — Shacton. —
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1777
Tablet, — Turner. — lymiafo.— -Ftrc*.
Seres (WiUiam) Assignes of. 1580-1602.
Twyne.
Serger (R.) 1579-1638. Bdl—G., T.
— HiUton, — Knewstuh, — Spain. —
8utcUffe.— Viret
Serll(R.) [16657] Bhe.
Sermarfcelli (B.) 1600. C, i?., Mr.
Seton (G.) 1577-1601. Bancroft.—
Batty. — Bible. N. T. James. —
Dudley. — Luther (Af.) [Epistel dee
Propheten «7esaia.] — Eivius. — Smith
(Sir T.y—WhetsUme.—'Wwsop.
Seveatre (P.) Paris, [1603], Ely.
Seyle (Henry) See Seile.
Shaw (George) 1595-1598. Vaughan.
—Wright.
Shawe (J.) 1603. Eotman.—Orteliua.
Sheares (W.) 1627-1639. Abbot.— Aca-
demies. London. Musxum Minervm. —
Christian Answer. — Cowell. — Donne,
—DuMoulin(P.) the Elder.— Franck-
lin. — Chiarini. — Isle. — Lucanus. —
Machin. — Markham. — Marston. —
More, — Philippson. — R., W. — San-
dys. — Sicelides. — Symmer. — Trage-
dies.— W., J.f Gent. — Whore.
Shefelde (J.) 1550. John, Chrysostom.
ShefiFard(W.) 1621-1627. Bedford.—
Burges. — Gary. — Copland. — Culver-
weU. — Gataker. — Gokin. — Loe. —
3f., G.f Gent, — Malynes. — Randall. —
Shilling. — Spain. Navy. — Stone ( W.)
—Taylor (T.)—Teelinck.
Sheldrake (J.) 1590. Du Chesne.
Shephard (H.) 1635-1640. Beaumont
and Fletcher. — Braihwait. — Du Movr
lin (P.) the Elder. — Ford. — Hey wood,
— Marmion,
Shepherde (J.) 1576-1577. Christians,
— KendaU.
Shorleyker (R.) 1630. TobacamisU.
Short (E.) 1603. Dee.— Sutton.— Thayre.
Short (J.) Oxford, 1618-1624. Abbot.
— Academies. Oxford, University of.
— Angelos. — B4d4 de la Gormandiere.
— Bernard. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms. —
Burton. — Carpenter. — Clinton. —
Crakanthorp. — Democritus, Junior. —
Denison. — Du Moulin (P.) the Elder.
— Flavd. — France. Reformed
Churches. — Gardiner. — Godwin. —
James {T.) D.D. — Jesus Christ. —
Mandemll. — Rawlinson. — Thom^
borough.
Short (P.) 1590-1609. Adriehomius.
— Barbary. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
— Bibte. 0. T. Lamentations. —
BU8m.—Ch&td.— Clarke.— Coved.—
D., R.— Daniel (S.)— Dee. — Dove.—
Edmondes. — Fleming. — Fox (J.) —
France. Henry IV., King. — Gesner.
— Gilbert. — Guicciardini. — Haem-
merlein. — Lucanus. — Luis, de Gra-
nada.— Marbury. — Meres. — Morley.
— Nenna. — Norris. — Piatt. — Racster.
— Sylvester. — Tusser. — Tymme.
Short (T.) 1594. Smith (H.)
Shorter (S.) 1598. Hood.
Siberch (John) Cambridge, 1521.
Galen. — Ltunan, of Samosata.
Simcock (T.) See Symcock.
Simmes (Valentine) See Sims.
Simmons (M.) 1635-1637. F., L—
Hexham.
Simon (G.) 1597. Peter, Saint, etc.
Sims (Valentine) 1594-1612. Acosta.
— Alexander { W.) — Apuleius. — -B., M.
—Bell (T.y— Bible. Selections— Bible.
N. T. Latin. — Bignon. — Bojardo. —
Bornbast von Hohenheim. — Bullein. —
Bunny.— C.,G.—Chettle.—Daniel(S.)
— Dedekind. — England. — Great
Britain. — Hester. — Howard. — Hynd.
— Jonson. — Lanyer. — Laiimer. —
Mason. — Mervin. — Montaigne. —
Moscow, City of. — Parry. — Record. —
Renecher. — Richard III., King. —
Romei. — Ruthven. — S., R. — Sanders.
—Sh., W.— Shakespeare ( W.) \King
Richard IL}— Smith (Sir T.}— South-
well (R.)— Thomas (L.)—Wr. (T.)—
Wright.
Simson (G.) 1590-1600. B., H. —
Bible. 0. T. Daniel, Latin. — Brot^gh-
ton. — Cotton. — Hill (T.) Londoner.
— Hutton.
Singleton (H.) 1548-1582. Barnes.—
Beze. — Catechism. — Elizabeth, Queen,
etc. — Fox (J.) — Gardiner. — Herman
V. — Immerito. — Knox. — London.
Aldermen, Court of. — London. Com-
mon Council, Court of. — Luther (Jf.)
[Predigt von dem Engeln."] — (Ecolam-
padius (J.)— Prattle, Poore, pseud. —
Regius. — Watson.
Skelton(H.) 1623-1634. Culverwdl.—
Revelation.
Skot (J^ [1525 ?] Jacob, the Patriarch.
Slater (Thomas) 1630-1639. Audiguier.
— Godwin. — Hermes. — Hey wood. —
Parsons. — Remnant. — Smith («/^)—
Stafford.
Smethwicke (J.) 1600-1640. Boden-
ham. — Breton. — Burton. — Drayton,
— Greene. — Lodqe. — Pasquil, pseud. —
Shakespeare ( W.) \^Hainlet.'\ — Shake-
1778 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
speare (TT.) \Lov^s Lahottr^s Lost,'] —
Shakespeare {W,) [Romeo and Juliet']
— Shakespeare (W^ [Taming of the
Shrew,]— Smith (K}— Smith (Sir T,)
—T,y F,—Ihsso.—Theodoret, Bishop,
etc. — Vicars. — Usury.
Smith (P.) 1636. Oindius Naso (P.)
[Remedia Ajnoris,] — Smith, Families
of.
Smith (R^lph) 1640. Rogers. —
Stoughfon.
Smith (Richard) 1576-1595. C, H.
— Oascoigne. — Markham. — Tdin.
Smith (T.) 1581. Field (J.)—Fulke.
— Oleuian. — Travers. — W., P.
Smithick (J.) See Smbthwigkb.
Smyth (A.) 1548. Bible. 0. T. Psalms.
Smyth (Henry) 1545-1546. Book. —
Fortescue. — Intrationes. — Natura.
Smvth (R.) Edinburgh, 1592-1600.
Btble. Selections. — Bible. 0. T,
FsaJms. — Rolland.
Smythicke (J.) See Smethwicke.
Snodham (T.) 1603-1624. Adams. —
Aristotle. — Baldwin. — Barlmv. —
Bernard. — Bible. Expository Works.
— Bibh. 0. T. Psalms. — Browne. —
Cartigny. — Cowper. — Darcie. — Dent.
— Downame. — Dyke. — French
M'tsscLcre, — Gordon. — HakewiU. —
Johnson. — Jones (R.) — Jonson. —
Juvenilis. — Meara. — Montagu. —
Norden. — Pasquil, pseud. — Paule. —
Playfere. — Price. — Primaleon, of
Chreece. — Ruytinck. — S., W. — Savile,
— Seneca {L. A.) [Tragcedise.] — Speed,
— Thompson. — Virginia, Oovernor
and Council, — Wither.
Snowdon (G.) 1606. Bucanus.
Snowdon (L.) 1606. Bucanus.
Solingen (J. van) Edinburgh, 1625.
Paterson.
Sparke (Michael) ie23-ieiO. Andrewe^.
— B., K — B., H.t Rector. — Brahe. —
Beard. — Bible. N. T. Philemon. —
BrathwaU. — Colloquia. — Cooke (E.)
Tactician. — Crooke. — Discovery. —
Higginson, — Hume. — Knevet. —
Komenskp. — La Ramee. — Lemnius. —
Ovidius Naso. — Par^. — Pont. —
Preston. — Prynne. — Rome, Church of.
Urban VII f., Pope.—S., M.—Sindys.
— Smith (J.) — Sweden. — T., W. —
Treasurer. — Wadsworth.
Sparke (M.) Junior. 1638-1640. Farley.
— Knight. — Markham.
Speed (D.) 1616-1620. Speed (J.)--
Taets.
Spencer (J.) 1635. Spencer.
Spencer (T.) 1636. Academies. Londoti.
Musmum Minervts.
SpenserYJ.) 1624. Bargrave.
Spier (W.) Oxford, 1619. Bernard.
Stafford (E.) 1699-1607. ;^Becon.—
Bradford.
Stafford (J.) 1616-1640. Preston. —
Shakespeare ( W.) [Rape of Lucreoe.'}
Stafford (R.) 1599-1611. Andrewe.—
Bible. O. T. Psalms. Welsh. — Bid-
pai. — Bluom. — Breton. — Dodnens. —
Edward III.^ King, etc. — Floyd. —
— France. — Oreen. — Harry. — Hdliar.
— Hieron. — History. — Lear, King. —
Leius. — Liberality. — Lloyd. — M., J.
— Mary [d^ Medid], Queen, etc. —
Mary I., Queen, etc. — Nash. — Nichol-
son. — Nixon. — Norden. — Ovidius
Naso. — Papists. — Rhodes. — Roland. —
Serlio. — Solomon, King, etc. —
Vaughan.
Stam (J. F.) Amsterdam, 1637-1639.
Christian Rdigion, — Morton (21) of
Clifford's Inn.
Standish (J.) 1599-1602. Davies.
Stanley (W.) 1618. Holyfay.
Stansby (T.) 1618. MandeuiUe.
Stansby (William) 1609-1640. Al^t.
— Academies. Cambridge, University
of. — Academies. Salerno. Sehola 5a-
lemitana. — Alexander ( W.) — Arch-
bold. — Aretius. — Ariosto. — Arthur,
King, etc. — Arundel Marbles. — Aure-
lius. — B., I., D.D, — B. (Jo.) — Bacon.
— Band. — Barlow. — Bible, O. T.
Ruth. — Bitle. 0. T. Song of Solomon,
— Bible. 0. T. Lamentations. — Blun-
deviHe. — Bright. — Bunny. — Burton
(H.y-Burton ( W.) —Bury.—Byfidd.
— C, Th. A. I.—C, W.—Camden.-^
Cartigny. — Chadwick. — Chaloner. —
Charles I., King, etc. — Cheeke, —
Christian Religion. — Cldand. — Col-
man, — Cortes. — Coryate. — D. — Thy
(A.) — Denison. — Digges. — Donne. —
Downame. — Drayton. — Drum {J.}—
Drury, — Dyke (D.) — Ecutmer, the
Monk. — F., J. — Fitz-Geffrey. —
F/orus. — Fougasses. — Oarey. — Clod'
win. — Great Britain and Ireland,
James I., King. — Greene. — EakewilL
— HaU (J.) Bp., etc. — Herbert —
Hieron. — HiU (R.) — Hclyday. —
Hooker. — Hoskins. — Hume. — James
(R.) — Johnson. — Jones (R.) — Jonson,
— Lake (A.) — Laiy. — LUy (IT.)—
Linaker. — Lindsay. — London. — Mar^
low. — Maoericke. — Meres. — Meriton,
— MicrO' Cosmography. — MUles, —
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1779
Montagu, — Morton (T,) Bp., etc. —
Neville, — Nick, Oroome, etc. — Oding*
sdU. — Ovidius Naso (P.)—Peacham,
— Pernw Flaccus, — Peter, Saint, etc.
— Potts. — PoweU, — Purchas. — Bair
nolda, — Baihbome, — Bichardson, —
Bous. — Byve».—8., -R.— 8cot (P.)—
Sdden (J.ySeneca (L. A.) [Works.']
— Shuts. — Slatyer. — Smith (H.) —
Smith (S.y-Smith(SirT.)—Standish.
— Strixdling. — Sydenham (i/.) —
TOenus.'—Tuke.'—lhirkey. SuUans.—
Vattghan. — Vicars. — Wadsworth. —
WMe (G.) Bp., etc — WhaUey. —
WiUoby.
Stansfield (W.) 1622, FitshGeffrey.
Stationers, Company of. London, 1699-
1640. Ashe. — Atigtutine, Saint, etc.
— Bible. 0. T. Psalms. — Bectm. —
BeU. — BlundeviOs. — C, T.— Car-
penter. — Cicero. — Coke. — Corbet. —
Crakanihorp, — Daines. — Dalton. —
Daniel. — Davies, — Dictionaries. —
Dyer. — Egerton. — England. — F'inch.
— FitZ'Eerhert. — Fortescue. — Fox.^
Fulbecke. — Gdli. — HaemmerUin. —
Eopton. — Ireland, Church of. Arti*
des. — Kitchin. — Larnbard. — Lant. —
Latimer. — LitUeton. — Liturgies. Eng-
land. Common Prayer, — Mancinus. —
Manuzio. — Manwood. — Montagu. —
N., A. — NoweU. — Palingenius. —
Perkins. — Ploufden. — Plutarch, [ntpi
Tai8«y ieyvrfus^ — PuUon, — Bavisitis,
— Bidley. — Schanasus, — Setonus. —
Smetius. — Spagnudi. — Stow, — Strad'
ling. — Stuihbrotus, — Swinburne. —
Syms, — Synge. — Tusser. — VirgUius
Maro (P.) [Works.'] --Usher.— West.
— Wilkinson (J.) of Bamard^s Inn.
Stationers, Company of. Dublin, 1621-
1639. ABC. ^-Academies. Dublin.
Trinity College. — Aristipptu. — Barry,
— Bible. N. T. Hebrews. — Bolton. —
Gierke. — Downame. — Jerome. — 7re-
land. Charles I., King, etc. — Leslie. —
Liturgies. England. Common Prayer.
— Overbury, — Puttock. — Sibthorp, —
Sidney, — Usher. — Ware.
Stationers, The Honest. [1626 ?] Wither.
Stell(J.) 1679-1580. Babbotenu.
Stempe (J.) 1628. Davenant.
Stephens (Philemon) 1622-1640. Abbot.
^AposOes^ Creed.-^B., N.-^Bacon.--
Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Polyglott. —
By/ield (N,^ — Byfield (B.) --Cromp-
ton (W^.) the Younger. — Danes. —
Donne, — Famaby. — Gataker. — God-
win, — Gregory /., Saint, etc. — H,, T,
— Harsnet. — Herbert, — Horn, — Hues,
— MartiaJis, — Name, — B,, W., Esq, — •
Bobinson, — Boe, — Sadler. — Seneca
(L. A.) [Tragcedix,] — Spdman. —
Spira, — T., A,, Practitioner, etc. —
W,, B„ Esq,— Ward (S,) Master, etc.
-^Williams.
Stephenson (P.) 1638. Bible. 0. T, Pro-
verbs,
Stepneth (J.) 1610-1612. t/iwworu —
Toumeur, — Virginia,
Stevenage ^Richard) 1536. Gwynneth.
Stevenson (R.) 1640. Advice.
Stoltzenberger ( ) Frankfort on the
Maine, 1628. Fitter.
Stoughton (R.) 1648. BuUinger.—Hart.
— Judgment. — Turner. — Tyndaie. —
Vermigli. — Wing field.
Sturruppe (T.) 1676. Woolt<m {/.) Bp,,
etc.
Sudbury (J.) 1615. Speed.
Sutton (B.) 1609. Jonson.—Bich.
Sutton (E.) 1663-1562. Ixmis L, Prince,
etc. — Muenvter.
Sutton (Henry) 1663-1562. Boemus. —
Ccibasilas. — Dee, — Fulke, — Leowitz.
— Liturgies. Borne, Church of. SaliS"
bury, Dvjcese of. Breviaries. — Litur"
gies. Borne, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Hymnals. — Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Manuals. — Liturgies. Borne,
Church of. Salisbury, Diocese of.
Missals. — Liturgies. Borne, Church of.
Salisbury, Diocese of. Primers, —
Louis I., Prince, etc. — Phaer. — Seneca
(L. A.) [TragcedisB,] — Veron.
Swayne(R.) 1627-1632. Lightfoot.—
Overbury, — Perrott. — Vdleius Pater-
culus.
Symcock (T.) Assignes of. [1625?]-
[1635?] Ballad.— Bride.-'Camwall.
— Court Song. — Cuckold, — Dainty, —
Dialogue. — Jesus Christ. — London. —
Lover. — Lovers. — Maid. — P., M. —
Samson, Judge, etc. — Smith (E.) —
TurtUDove,— Wea H'isAin^.— H'i«.
Symmes (Valentine) See Sims.
Symmons (M.) See Simmons.
Syngleton (H.) See Sinolbton.
1780 INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
T., D. 1620. VirgaiuB Maro (P.)
T., a. Oxford, 1631-1636. Academiea.
Oxford^ etc. — Longintu. — Vincent.
T., I. 1612-1627. Decker, — Flood,—
Middleton, — Overbury. — Peeke, —
Taylor (J.y-Tisdale,
T., K. 1633-[1640?] England.— Little
ton.
T., T. 1616. N., JR., Oxon.
T.,W. [Oxford,] 1605 ?H1640?] Aca-
demies. Oxford, etc. — Baylxus. —
CUmseU, — Heylyn, — King. — Leslie, —
Taylor. — W., T.
Tab(H.) [1520?] Skelton(J.)
Tailer(W.) 1597. Harward {8,)
Tapp(John) 1602-1627. Bodenham,—
Breton, — Cortes. — England. — F,, W,
— Norton, — Pdter, — Umith (J,) —
Wright.
Taunton (H.) 1635-1638. Eerodian.—
Nemesius, — Pleasures. — Preston, —
Witlier (G.)
Taylor (H.) Douay,1624. Kinsman (E.)
Teage (J.) 1621-1622. AyleH, — Chi-
bald, — Crakanthorp, — Loe, — Su-
sanna.
Telv (Peter) Douay, 1618. P., /.,
Priest,
Th., Th. 1618. Qelderland, States of,
Thackeray (W.) [1625 ?]- [1630 ?]
Bacon, — William.
Thomas (Thomas) Cambridge, 1584-
1588. Christian and Be/ormed
Churches, — Clarke, — Heiddberg Cate-
chism, — Martinus. — Ovidius Ifaso, —
Whitaker.—Willet.
Thomason (G.) 1639. Down and Connor,
— Leslie, — Puget de la Serre. — Scot"
land, Church of, etc.
Thorp (Giles) Amsterdam, 1600-1619.
Ainsworth, — Bible, 0, T, Psalms. —
Harrison,
Thorp (T.) 1603-1625. Carttvright—
Chapman, — Charterhouse, — Cory ate.
— Den t. — Jonson, — King. — Marston,
— Martin, — Kash, — Oldenhameveld,
— Bovemon. — Shakespeare. — W., T,
Thrale(R.) 1628-1640. Brian.—Kellet,
— Puget de la Serre, — Bogers. — /Som-
ner. — Stubbe. — Thefnylthorp. — Virgi^
lius Maro, — Wadsworth, — Wilkins,
Timme (W.) See Tymmb.
Tisdale(J.) 1550-1663. Bale.—Bhze,
— Bible. Concordances. — Bible. N. T,
Epistles and Gospels, etc. — Cato, —
ITanapus, — Hooper, — Palingenius^ —
Vergilius, — Veron,
Tobie(G.) 1594. Hoaand(B.)
Tomes (H.) 1604-1607. Bacon.Sa-
tero, — England, Church of, — WiUon
(G.)
TotteU (Richard) 1553-1597. AvQay
Zuniga. — BcUdunn. — Bemes. — Boc-
caccio.— Book, — Bossewell, — Bradon,
— Brook. — Cicero. — Curtius Bufus. —
Dictionaries, — Elizabeth, — England.
— Fitz-Herbert, — Fortescue, — Glan-
viUa. — Grafton, — Guevara, — Hawes.
— Howard, — Justice of the Peace. —
Kitchin, — Legh, — Littleton, — More. —
Narrationes. — Natura. — P., T. —
Painter. — Perkins. — Plowden. — Ras-
teHl. — Seneca, — Sherry, — Stanford. —
Theloall. — Treatise. — Tusser.— Vas-
seus. — VirgUius Maro. — Willes. —
Wils(m (Sir T.)
A ssigns of. 1 58 1 . Lambard ( W.}
Towrcolde (W.) [1680?] BicknolL
Toye(H.) 1562-1578. Bridges.-^Cal-
vin. — Cambini, — Cartwright. — Cur-
teys. — Dethick. — Fabricius, — Fulke.
— Grafton. — Price, — ScUesbury. —
V,, L D,—Whitgift,
Toye(J.) 1531. Gradua.
Toye (Robert) 1545-1555. Angleriui.
— BaHe, — Bible, 0, T, Psalms. —
Chaucer, — Justice of the Peace, —
Libdlus. — Perun, — Skdton, — Waishe.
Traoth (Thomas) pseud. 1542. Mon
(B,) pseud,
Treveris (Peter) 1525-1535. Braun-
schweig. — Herbal, — Higden, — London*
—Tract.-— WhiUington,— WoUey.
Trognesius (Joachim) Antwerp, 1687-
1696. Allen, — Jesus Christ. — Bey-
nolds,
Troost (J.) Aurich, 1541. Sawtry,
Trundle (J.) 1613-1625. Cooke.—Eng-
land. ^-HUliard. — /., T,— Nobody. —
Shakespeare,
Truthal (Christopher) 1556-1566. Oide.
— Scory.
Turke (J.) [1660 ?] Lancaster.
Turner (D.) Heirs of. Franckfort» 1601.
B., L—Blackwea,
Turner (T.) [1680?] Fleming,
Turner (William) Oxford, 1624-1640.
Academies. Oxford.eic, — Achilles Ta-
tius. — Aleman, — Barclay, — Barlow.
— Bartholinus. — Bible, O. T, Psalms.
— Brerewood, — Burgersdiick, — But-
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1781
ler. — (7., Ch, — C, O, — Cameron, —
Carleton. — Carpenter, — ChcUoner. —
Downing, — FasciailiM. — Fell, — Field,
—Floru8,-^Groot,—'H,, 0,^H., 8,—
Hake wiU. — Heidelberg Catechism. —
Heylyn. — Holyday, — Huish, — James,
— Jewel. — Kin^, — Komenskj, — Les-
lie.— Lucian. — Nettles. — Parsons. —
Pastor. — Preston. — Prideaux. — Pu-
teanus. — Ranchin. — Randcl, — Raw-
linson. — Reusner. — RetUer. — Ridley,
— Salvianus, — Sclater, — Slave, —
Smyth, — Strada, — Terry, — Thorn-
horottgh. — Tozer. — Vossius. — Wall. —
Whear.
Turona (Frauciscus de) Savoy [Ge-
neva ? 1560 ?] Mors (R.) pseud,
Tylle (W.) 1548. Bible. N, T.
TymnaeCW.) 1601-1606. Malynes.^
Nixon,
Tysdale (J.) See Tisdale.
Tyu8(C.) [1630?] C, S.
U V
Valentine (Robert) Rouen, 1554-1555.
Liturgies, Rome, Church of. SaliS"
bury. Diocese of. Manuals. — Litur^
gies. Rome, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Missals. — Liturgies.
Rome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Primers.
Vavasour (N.) 1623-1640. Brame.-^
Decker. — Hart. — Help. — Herring. —
Jackson. — Marlow. — Maithieu. —
R., S. — Rainbow. — Scott.
Vavasour (T.) 1636. Help.
Vautrollier (J.) 1587-1688. Bible.
N. T. Greek, — Mendoza. — Spain.
Navy.
Vautrollier (Thomas) London and Edin-
burgh, 1666-1606. Balnaves. — Becon,
— Bdlot. — Bhe. — Bible, Selections. —
Bible, 0. T. Psalms. Latin. — Bible,
0. T, Psalms, Portums.-^BiMe. 0, T.
Proverbs. — Bible. N. T. Latin. —
BiUe. N,T, Oalatians. — Bright.--
Bruno. — Calvin. — Chaloner. — Ci-
cero.— Coligny. — De Beau Chesne (J.)
and Baildon (J.) — Desainliens, —
Dickson. — England. — France.
Henry IIL, King.—rFulke. — Oentilis,
— Hemmingsen.— Barnes /., Kitig, etc.
— Jewel. — La Ramie. — Lentulus. —
Leowitz. — VEspine. — Liturgies. Eng-
lund. Common Prayer. — Liturgies,
Rome, Missals. — Liturgies, Scotland,
Church of. Common Order, — Luther
(M.) ^Sermons.'] — Manuzio (A.) —
Manuzio (P.) — Merbury. — Mulcaster.
— Plutarch, [Biot napa\Xi7Xoi.] — Sor-
luste du Bartas, — Scotland. — Scrxbo-
nius. — Vermigli.
Veale (Abraham) 1548-1586. Acade-
mdes. Salerno. Schola Salemitana.
— Apuleius, — Aurdius Antaninus. —
Bale.— Bemes.—Beze.^ Bible. N. T
Epistles and Gospels. — Bible. N. T,
Peter. — Book. — BulUnger. — Christian
Exhortation. — Curio. — Custom. — Da-
neau. — Desainliens. — Kdtridge. —
Liturgies, England, Church of. Com-
mon Prayer, — Meg, of Westminster, —
More. — Rhodes. — Skelton. — Stan-
bridge. — Viret. — Virgilius Maro (P.)
[^neis,! — WitJials,
Venge (E.) 1699. Mary L, Quern of
England.— Stubbe (P.)
Venge (W.) 1685. Blagrave.
Verard (Anthony) Paris, 1506. Litur*
gies. Rome, Church of. Salisbury,
Diocese of. Hours. — Trwtte.
Vere(T.) [1640?] Maiden.
Vernon (R.) 1581. Hanrner,
Vervliet(D.) Antwerp, 1600. Bible.
N. T.
Veseler (G.) Amsterdam, 1618-1621.
Paget, — Spain, Navy.
Vestegan (Richard) Antwerp, 1603.
B., R.
Vincent (G.) 1602-1625. BradweU,^
Carlstadt, — Liberality. — Wilkins.
Vincentz (N.) Dort, 1623. Wodroephe,
Violette (P.) Rouen, 1509. Liturgies,
Rome, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals,
Volfeo rOiovanni) See Wolfe (John)
Voom (J.) Leyden, 1691. Catalogues,
Subdiv. I, Leyden,
Vostre (Simon) Paris, 1501. Liturgies.
Rome, Church of, Salisbury, Diocese
of. Hours.
Uphill (A.) 1625. Udny.
Upton (J.) 1630. Goodall
Usher (John) 1571. (/Kearney.
Vuolfiu8(R.) iSeeWoLF.
1782 INDEX OF PRINTEBS, BOOKSELLERS* AND STATIONERS.
W
W., C. [1633 ?] Arden.— Jesus Christ.
W., E. 1605. Jarnes L—M., T,
W., 0. 1623-1627. B.,R.'-W.,Q.
W., L 1588-1637. Barlow,--' Breton.
— Britons. — 2>., G. — Danid. —
Fletcher. — Hayward. — Jackson, —
Jerome (S.) — Lewkenor, — London^
Archdeaconry of. Visitation Articles.
— Lover, — M., I, — M,, W. — Mirror.
— Quarles, — R ich, — 21, D, — Turner.
W., L, the Younger. [1636 ?] P., L.
W., R. 1575. Daneau,—Fettie.
W., T. 1629. Goodman,
W., W. 1593-1640. Adams, — Beau-
mont. — C, X. W, — Gardiner, — Hill
(W.) — Hopkins, — Jackson, — M,^ L —
Monmouth f County of, — North East
Passage. — Ovidius Naso (P.) [^Meta-
morphoses,"]— Scott, — Shakespeare( IV,
'K. Henry IV,'] — Shakespeare T W,^
^K, Henry VI,] — Shikespeare f W,
\K. Richard //.] — Shakespeare ( W.^
'Lovers Lahour^s Lost,] — Tatius. —
v., E,— Wily,— Year,
Waesbergbe (I. yao) Rotterdam, 1636.
Davenport (J,)
Walbancke (M.) 1618-1639. Bancroft.
— Field, — Hutton, — Jackson. — Myn-
shut. — R,, M, — Tavhr,
Waldegrave (Robert) Edinburgh and
London, 1581-1622. Alexander. —
B,, T. — Beze, — Bible, Abridgments.
— Bible, O, T, Song of Solomon. —
Bible. 0. T, Daniel, Latin. — Bible.
N, T, Ephesians, Latin,— -Bible, N, T.
Thessalonians, Latin, — Bihle. N. T.
Revelation, — Bisse, — Bruce, — Cart-
Wright, — Christian Soul. — Covnter-
Poison, — Craig, — D,, I„qfthe Church
of Scotland, — Damman, — Day. —
Deacon. — England, Church of, — Fen-
ner. — Field. — Gee, — Gibson, — GoM-
well, — Hanmer, — Henry , Prince of
Wales. — Heth, — HUl, — Home, — How*
esoun. — Hume, — Jacchmus, — James I.
— Ker, — Liturgies, Holland, English
Reformed Churches in. Common
Prayers, — Luis, de Granada, -" Mel^
ville. — Moresinus, — 0., C. — Ovidius
Naso (P.) [Metamorphoses,] — P., G.,
Cantourrigiensis, — P., W. — Perth
Assembly, — Peter, Saint, etc. — / hilip
(J,)— Phillip (J.) — Pont. — Bollock.
— Saluste du Bartas, — Scharpitis, —
Scotland. — Scotland, Church of. Con-
fession of Faith. — Scotland. Statutes,
— Sermon. — Ihn CommandmaUs. —
Tusser.— UdaU.— Welsh.
Waley (J,) 1647-1582. Bible. N. T.
Epistles and Gospels. — Cato. — Chris-
tians. — Dut&es. — Fdidus. — Fitz-
Herbert. — Interlude. — Joseph^ hen
Gorion. — Levens. — More. — Moidton^
— Peryn. — Salesbury. — Saroeriits. —
— Seeing. — Skdton. — Treatise. —
Withals,
Waley (Robert) iPec Wallet.
Walker (J.) Heirs of. Rouen, 1601.
Copies,
Walking (R.) 1579. Lopez de Men-
doza. — Petraroa.
Walkley (Thoma«) 1619-1640. Artane.
— Barclay. — Beaumont and Fletcher.
— British Heaven. — Carew. — Chioris.
— Davenant, — Diaz de Bivar. —
Digby.—K, R, A.—Flamet.—Flori"
mene. — Jones (I.) and Davenant (Sir
W.) — Jonson. — Loe, — Luminaiia. —
M,, T., Esq, — Martidlis. — Massinger.
May. — Nero Claudius Csssar. — Percy.
— S., E. C, — ShakesmMre (IT.)
[OtheUo,'\—Theodoric II,, King, etc. —
Trussell. — Villiers. — Virgilius Maro
(P.) [Georgica.^—W,, T.— Wither.
Waller (HO 1609. Chapman (G.)
Walley (H.) 1609-1610. Fletcher.—
James ( ) — Jonson. — Sdater. —
Shakespeare ( W.) [ TroHus and CVe*-
sida.]
Walley (J.) See Waley.
Walley (Robert) 1676-1582, B., R.,
Esquire, — D,, I. H, — Rich.
Walpote (J. P.) 1633. Hexham.
Waltem(T.) Edinburgh, 1572. Mary,
Queen of Scotland.
Walters (G.) 1610. Raindds.
Ward (J.) ] 636. Sydenham.
Ward (R.) 1578-1593. Bigges.—Blunde-
ville, — CarlUe. — Clever, — Du Cheene.
— England, — Finch, — Garrard. —
Greene, — Jennings, — Kett — lAoyd. —
Lupton, — Melbanche, — 0, ( Chrittoph.')
— P., S,, Gent,^ etc. — Robinson. —
Rome, City of, — S,, C, — Smith ( ff.)
—Stubbes.— W.,R.— WHeon,— Worce-
ster, County of.
Ward(S.) 1627. Bradshaw.
Warren (T.) 1638-1640. Bartow. —
Gonsales. — Gouge, — Hayne. — Mary
[de* Medici], etc — Thou.
Washington (W.) 1629. Bacon.
Watcrhouse (P.) 1629-1632. Dyke. —
INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1783
Eey%Dood.— Primrose, — Terentha (P.)
[Andria.']
Waters (G.) Dort, 1614-1623. Bohemia.
— Ferdinand 11.^ Emperor, etc. —
Gordon, — Earriaon, — Johnson, —
Wodroephe,
Waterson (E.) 1603-1609. Bible. N. T.
Bevelation. — Daniel.
Watereon (John) 162a-1640. AlcesU,—
Camden. — Davenant. — Drayton. —
Fletcher. — Fletcher and Shakespeare.
— H., T. — Massinger. — Parsons. —
Sidney. — Thorius. — W.f J.^ Oent. —
Wdfster.
Waterson (Simon) 1585-1634. Bible.
0. T. Buth.—BibU. N. T, Bevela-
turn, — Blaffrave. — Camden. — Chas-
aanion. — Cleopatra. — Daniel. — E., I.
— Field. — Oiovio. — Chiarini. — Hall.
— Harward. — Hayvxxrd. — Holland
(H.y—Hopton. — KingsmiU. — Lingua,
— Meredeth, — Misselden, — N.y M, —
Oliver. — Owen. — Page. — Pagit, —
Parsons. — Pdyhius. — Bdation. —
Sidney.'^Stafforde.—lhtius.—'Thom-
son. — IT,, E. — Westerman.
Waterson (T.) 1636. Stafford,
Watkins (Richard) 1561-1698. Am-
brose. — BerthMus. — Bickncll. — Brc^
vonins. — Brigges, — Harvey. — Heres^
hach. — Hxyxrte Navarro. — Lavater. —
Marhecke. — Percyvall, — Baynalde.—
Beniger. — Saluste du Bartas. — Tan^
ner. — Twyne.
Watson (J.) Edinburgh, [1625]. Garden
(A.)
Wayland(J.) 1537-1566. Baldwin.-^
Bteston. — Boccaccio. — Codes. — Elder.
— Howes. — Liturgies. England^Church
of. Primers. — Liturgies. Bome,Church
of. Salisbury f Diocese of. Primers. —
Treasure. — Whitford.
Wayland (J.) Assignes of. 1557-1558.
Liturgies. Bome, Church of, Salisbury ^
Diocese of. Primers,
Weale(A.) 1576. Phaer,-^Turlerus,
Weaver (Edmund) 1603-1638. Bernard,
— Bolton. — Burton. — C, B. — Case. —
Cocheram. — Crashaw. — Dillingham.
— Ounter, — Jackson ( T.) — Jackson
(W.y-James L— Morton (T.) Bi^op,
— Newheuse, — Parry. — Parsons. —
Perkins. — Powel. — Sempill. — Stock.
Sutdiffe. — Symonds, — Whitaker.
Weaver (T.) 1631-1640. Bolton. —
Cockeram.
Webb (William) Oxford and London,
1629-1639. Academies, eta. Orford.
University of Oxford. — Acontius. —
^., T, — Elizabeth, Queen^ etc. — Groot.
— Jewel. — Leigh. — Longinus. — Par-
sons. — Potter, — Primerosius, — Te-
sauro. — Vincent, of Lerins, Saint,
Webster (R.) 1578. Blenerhasset.
Wechel (J.) Franckfort, 1590. Bry
(T.de)
Welby (William) 160&-1616. Arihus.
— Bell, — Bernard. — Bible, 0. T.
Proverbs. Concordances. — C, W. —
Cleaver. — Crctshaw. — Day. — Drayton.
— G., B. — Greenham. — Hamor. —
Harcourt. — HeUiar. — Hughes. — /., B,
— James I, — Juvenalis. — Martialis. —
Newhouse, — Niccols. — Palatinate.
Frederick K, Emperor, — Periodical
Publications. Cologne. — Perkins. —
Boberts. — Savile. — Seneca (L. A.)
[Tragcedim.'] — Stock. •— Sutdiffe. —
Toumeur. — WaymotUTi, — Webster. —
West (T.) Baron, etc,— Whitaker.-^
WiUet.— Wright.
Wel8(J.^ 1620. H., A.'-Ovidius Kaso
(P.) [Bemedia Amoris^
Wenssler (Michael) [Basle, I486?]
Liturgies, Borne, Church of, SaliS'
bury, Diocese of. Missals,
We8tall(J.) Oxford, 163a-1640. jP^ortM.
— Puteanus,
Whitaker (Richard) 1619-1640. ApostM
Creed. — B., /., Merchant. — Bacon. —
Bauderon. — Bible, 0. T, Psalms.
Portions, — Bible, N. T. Greek. —
Bible. N.T, Latin. — Brathwait. —
Brerewood. — Calvin. — Charles Louis,
Elector, etc. — Draxe. — England,
Church of. Constitutions and Canons,
— England, Church of. Homilies. —
G., T. — Gainsford. — Gerard. — Goad,
— GuiHemeau. — Lewis. — Liturgies.
England, Church of. Common Prayer.
— Mansfdd. — Pdegromius. — Bider.
— Scapula, — Sdden, — Shirley, —
Stranguage. — Tacitus, — Trubadi, —
Version. — Wilson,
Whitchurch (Edward) 1538-1560. As-
diam, — Baldwin. — Bible. English. —
Bible. O.T. Psalms.— Bible. 0. T.
Psalms. Portions.— Bible, 0. T, Pro-
verbs,—Bible. If. T. PolygloU.— Bible,
N. T. Eng. — Catechism, — Catharine
IParrl, Qwen Consort, etc. — England,
Churdiof. Homilies, — Foriescue. —
Giovio. — Hooper. — Langton. — Litur-
gies, England, Church of. Common
Prayer. — Liturgies. England, Church
of. Primers. — Liturgies, Geneva,
Church of. Prayers. — Liturgies, Borne,
Church of. Salisbury, Diocese of.
1784 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
Breviaries. — Melanchthon, — Phaer, —
Tavemer. — Vigo,
White (Edward) 1679-1618. Androni-
CU8. — B., N, — Book, — Breton, — C, T,
— Carpenter, — Cattan, — Chelmsford.
— China, — Churchyard, — Coshye. —
2>., T, — Dawson, — Decker, — Drayton,
— Edwards, — Elizabeth, Quee^i, etc. —
Faust, — Fedetici, — Ferrier, — Fitz-
Herbert, — Gardiner, — Godskall, —
• Greene, — Guevara, — Hampton. —
Horatio, — Key. — Lodge, — Lupton, —
M,^ L. — Marhham, — Marlow, — Ma^x-
well, — Morgan, — Munday, — N., B. —
Nmtrales, — P., W. — Parker,— Per-
kins, — PrepositaSf pseud, — Bhodes, —
Salter. — Somerset, County of, — Stubbes.
— Sidaimdn /., Sultan, etc. — Thomas
(L.) — Timur, Great Khan^ etc. —
Treasury. — Treatise. — Widow. — Wit.
White (J.) 1615-1625. BurUm,—
Horatio, — Bome, Church of, Cau'
cellaria Apostolica.
White (S.) 1613-1615. Book,— Lupton.
White (W.) 1590-1617. B., H. —
Broughton. — Clapham. — Cotton. —
Craig, — D., J. — Dubravius. — Duran-
tibus (F. de) — Francis [Bemardoni]^
of Assisif etc — G., I. — ^ Greece. —
Horatio. — Hutton, — Lloyd. — Nun. —
Page. — Philiatros. — B.^ L — B., S. —
Begius. — Wither. — Woman.
Whitwood (W.) [1616-1636.] Faust.-^
B., B.y Gent.
Whytchurch (Edward) See Whit-
CHUBCHB.
Widdowes (Gile8) 1630. Prynne(W.)
Wight (Edward) <Sfee White.
Wight (John) 1561-1696. Alessio. —
Boaistuau. — Bourne. — Bradford. —
Bwnny. — C, W. — Cataneo. — Chaucer.
— Heresbach. — Macchiavdli. — MascaJl.
— Melanchthon. — Pluiarch. [Bio»
Uap(LKXil\oi.'\ — Skelion .
Wight (Thomas) 1692-1604. Abridge
men t, — Adrichomius. — Cary. — Coke.
— Dictionaries. — England. — Fortes-
cue. — Fulbecke. — Glanvilla. — Har-^
ward. — Hood, — KeUwey, — Kitchin, —
Lambard. — Littleton. — Manwood. —
Mascall. — Nichols. — Plutarch. [Bioi
ncipa\A)}\oi.] — Saint German.
Wilkes (0.) 1676. Cicero.
Willem8(a) Muenster, 1633. Frith.
Williams (Pra.) 1626. B., N.—Borde.
— Dent — Greene. — Lawson. — Or-
pheus, Junior^ pseud. — Philips. —
Vaughan,
Williams (J.) Edinburgh and London,
1636-1640. Bayly.— F.,T.— Podding-
ton. — Shirl^.
Williamson (W.) 1572-1674. Maechia-
veHi. — Nichols. — Northbrooke. —
Bobinson. — Treasure. — Walther.
Wihie(G.) 1639-1638. Parks.
Wilson (A.) 1640. Glapthome.
Wilson (R.) 1611-1639. A., H— Bacon.
— Barrey. — Beaumont and Fletcher. —
Cobbe. — G., L — -Goodman. — Johnson.
— Newgate.
Winder (G.) 1623-1624. HaU.— Luther
(M.) lAppendix.'] — P., I. — Venner.
Wiudet (GO 1624. Bible. 0. T. Job.
WindetrJohn) 1584-1610. Academies,
etc. Cambridge. University of Cam-
bridge.— Alison. — Antwerp. — Augta-
tine. — B., S. — Bacon. — Barlow. —
BiMe. 0. T. Buth. — Bible. O. T.
Psalms.— Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Por-
tions.— Bible. N. T. James. — B^iie.
N. T. Bevelation. — BlundemUe. —
Boethius. — Bridges. — Bright. — Cam-
pion.— Carpenter. — Christian Liberty.
— Contarini. — ComwaUis. — Davies.
— DdgadiUo de Avellaneda. — Dod. —
Doujrlche. — England, Church of.
Articles. — Faust. — Feme. — Fox. —
Gascoigne. — Geveren. — CUbbon. —
Goosecappe. — H, B. — H., 8., Studious
in Phisicke. — Hake. — HaU. — Harri-
son.— Hartgyll. — Harward. — Heaths
— Henry /K., King of France. —
Herring. — Homer. [*ixia».] — Hood. —
Hooker. — Howard. — James J. — Im-
merito. — Johnson. — Jorden. — Jour-
dan. — Kellwaye. — La BamSe. — Leigh.
— Lincoln, Diocese of. Visitation Arti-
cles.— Liturgies. England, Church of.
Common Prayer. — Liturgies. Eng-
land, Church of. Common Prayer.
Appendix. — London. Aldermen^
Court of. — London. Mayoralty. —
Marseilles. — Marston. — Marten. —
Mary, Queen of Scotland. — MaunseU.
—Middleton. — Nun ( T.)—Oldeastre.
— Petowe. — Powel. — Pricket. — Be^
formed Churches. — Betum. — Boche^-^
ter, Diocese of. — Bogers, — Sermon. —
Smith {Sir T.) — Soranzo. — Stotv. —
Sutton. — Swinburne. — Symonds. —
Tasso (T.) [Gerusalemme Liberata.^
^Tooker.— Turkey.— Tyrdl.'-UdaiL
— Vicary. — Wecker. — Whetstone.
Winnington (J.) 1589-1593. Bible.
N. T. Bevelation. — Samuel {J.)
Wise (Andrew) 1594-1602. Oampum.
— Henry IV. — Nash, — Bactter. —
Birhard JIL, King. — Sernum. —
INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1786
Shakespeare (W.) [K. Henry iT.V-
Shakespeare ( W.) [K. Bichard //.J—
Shakespeare (W?)[K, Richard III.']
— Shakespeare ( Tr .) [Mwh Ado about
NothingA
Wodde (M.) Rouen, 1654. England.
Wolf (Giovanni) See Wolpb (John)
Wolfe (John) 1660-1601. Anti-
Spaniard, — Arthur^ King, etc —
Augustine, Saint, eta — B., G, —
Bankes, — Barlow. — Baro, — Bayhush,
— Betti, — Bible. JO. T. Psalms.
Latin. — Bible. 0. T. Psalms. Eng. —
Bible. 0. T. Psaims. Portions. —
Bible. 0. T. Eaggai.—Bit>le. N. T.
Epistles of St Paul. Epistles General.
Latin. — Bland. — Bommd. — Boyse. —
Brentz. — Broughton. — Brutus. —
C.f A, — Castiglioni. — - Cotton.. —
Chamberlains. — China. — Churchyard.
-'Cooper.— D., B.—D., T.—Elizaheth,
Queen, etc. — England. — F.^ G. B. A,
— Fdippe. — Fenner. — France. Henry
IV., King. — Gebhardt {^Truchsess von
Waldburg']. — GentUis. — Gerardus. —
Gibson. — Great Britain. — Chreene.-^
Guarini. — ff., S. — Harvey (G.) —
Harvey (B.y^Hayward. — Henry IV.,
King of France. — Homus. — Humston.
— Italy. — Kyffin. — Langenes, — Le-
land: — Lightfoot. — Linschoten. —
Lloyd. — Lopes. — Lomie. — M., L. —
Meierus. — Minadoi. — Jliosse. — Nether^
lands. — Netherlands, Southern Pro^
vinces of the. — Netherlands, Southern
Provinces of the. Albert, Archduke,
etc. — Newnha/m. — Norris. — Pagit. —
Pie. — Pimentd. — Porta. — Prepositas,
pseud. — Baindds. — Benichon. —
Borne, Church of. Clement VIII. —
Borne, Church of. Gregory XIII. —
Bomney Marsh. — BosdeU. — Saluste
du Bartas. — Saravia. — Saviolo. —
Sixtus V. — Sophocles. — Spain.
Navy. — Steenwyk. — Stdla. — Stoch'
wood. — Stow. — Survey. — Sutton. —
Tacitvs. — Tasso ( T.) [ Gerusalemme
lAberata.'] — Trigge. — Ubaldini. —
WaUon. — WheUtone. — White. —
Wright.
Wolfe (Reginalde) 1643-1673. Bible.
0. T. Psalms. Latin.— -Bible. N. T.—
Bible. N. T. Gotpds. — Calvin. —
Canterbury, Province of. — Chehe. —
Christian Discipline. — Cranmer, —
Bee. — England, Church of. — England,
Church of. Advertisements. — France.
Charles IX. — Jewd. — John, Chrysos^
torn. — Ldand, — Liturgies. England^
VOL. nu
Church of. Common Prayer. — London,
Diocese of. Injunctions. — London,
Diocese of. Visitation Articles. — Mus-
cuius. — N, A. — Norwich,- Diocese of.
— . Paris (M.) — Piers, the Plough-
man. — Poynet. — Record (-S.) —
Seionus. — Seymour. — Tunstail. —
Xenophon.
Wolfe (R.) Widow of. 1674. Calvin.
Wood (John) 1633. M., I.—Struther.
Wood (Mychael) Geneva, 1646. Bale, j
Wood (William) 1599-1601. Buttes.—
Churchyard (T.) — lAUy. — Luis, de
Granada. — Weever.
Woodcocke (T.) 1676-1694. Abbot.--
JSlianus.^Beze.— Bible. 0. T. Job.^
Bible. N. T. Gospds. — Bible. N. T.
Timothy. — Bible. N. T. James. —
Bisse. — Boccaccio. — Bowme. — Brun-
suerdus. — Cockaine. — Cblynet. — Der*
ing. — Desainliens. — Dickenson. —
Dhrayton. — Florio. — Fraunce. — Gos-
son, — H., B. — Hdinshed. — Jesus
Christ. — KingsmiU. — Lupton. — Nor^
ris. — Batramnus. — Sixtus V. — South-
erne. — Spain. — Tayler. — Ten Com-
mandments. — ' Terentius (P.) [^An-
dria."] — VirgUius Maro (P.) [^Buoclica
& Georgica^ — Wither.
Woodroffe (R.) 1615-1616. B., I., D.D.
—Cole.S., S.— Smyth.
Woolfe (John) See Wolpb.
Worde (Wynkyn de) 1495-1534. Aoa-^
demies, etc. Oxford. University of
Oxford. — Accidence. — JEsop, — A lber~
tus. — Anne \Bullen\ — Arthur, King,
etc. — Austin. — Aymon. — Bernard. —
Bemes. — Bonaventura, — Book. —
Brendan, Saint. — Calais. — Carta. —
CasHe. — Catharine IBeneneasa'], of
Sienna, Saint. — Cato. — Caxton. —
Charlier de Gerson. — Chaucer (G.)
[Canterbury Tales.}— Child. — Chris-
tiang,— Cicero (M. T.) [De Officiis.'}-^
Cock Lorrd. — Cclet. — Complaint. —
Creature. — Curates. — Curia. — Dic-
tionaries. — Dives. — Doctrinal. — Do-
natus. — Edward, called the Confessor,
King. — Eluddarius. — England. —
England, Church of. Constitutiones
Provinciates. — Fisher. — Fitz-Herbert.
— FU^ames. — Oarlandia. — Glan-
vUla. — Gradus, — Guido, de Monte,
etc — Higden. — Hdy Ghost, Abbey of
the. — Herman. — Hyckescomer. — HyU
ton. — Jerome, Saint. — Jesus Christ. —
Innocents* Day. — Interpretation. —
Ipomydon. — Le Fhvre. — Legenda
Awrea.-'Liber Festivalis.—IAly ( IT.)
6y
1786 INDEX OF PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS.
— Liturgks., Rome, Cfhurch of, Balis'
bury. Diocese of. Directorium Sacer^
dotum. — Liturgies. Borne, Church of,
SaUshury, Diocese of. Hours, — Litttr^
gies. Borne, Church of, Salisbury,
Diocese of. Hymnals. -^ Liturgies.
Borne, Church of. Salisbury, Diocese
of. Missals. — Liturgies. Borne, Church
of. Salisbury, Diocese of. Sequences. —
Lucian, of Samosata. — Lydgate. —
Lyndewode. — Magi. — Manners. —
Margaret, Countess^ etc. — Mary, the
Slewed Virgin. — Nicholcts, Saint, etc.
— Nicodemus, pseud. — Opusculum. —
Oindius Naso (P.) ^Ars Amatoria.'}-^
Farvula. — Peter, of Luxemburg. —
Pico deUa Mirandola. — Pilgrimage. —
PoBniteas. — Profits. — Bemedy. — r
Bobert, called The Devil.—Boberts (J.)
pseud. — Bolle. — Borne, Church of.
Alexander VI. — Borne, Seven Wise
Masters of. — Bote. — SaliBbury, Diocese
of. Ma/rtyrology. — Seneca (L. A.)
{^Supposititums Works."] — Simeon, the
Anker of London WdU. — Stanbridge.
— Svlpitius, — Temple, — Ten Com-
mandments. — Thebes. — Theodulus, of
Athens. — IVeatise. — Vineis. — Virgi-
litf^ Maro (P.) [Bucoluxi.'] — Wake-
field. — Whittington (B.) \De hetero-
dytis."] — Whittington (B. ) [2>e nomi'
num generibus.] — Whittington (B.)
[De oetopartibus orationis."] — Whit'
tington (B.) [2>e syUaharum qua/ntita-'
tibtu.'] — Whittington(B.) [Desynony-
mis."] — Whittington (B.)iSyntaaDis.']
— Whittington (B.) {^Verborum prssto-
rita.] — Whittington (J?.) [ Vulgaria.]
— WydevUe.
Woutneell (Hans) Widow of. 1608.
Bluom.
Wouw (H.Jacobs van) The Hague, 1631.
Netherlands, United Provinces of the.
Staten Generadl.
Wreittoun (J.) Edinburgh, 1625-1636.
Achesone. — CaidwdL — Charles /.,
King, etc. — Cockbum. — Crawfurd. —
Cordon. — Huniar, — Kennedys, —
X., W.—^M., J. — M., P., Gentleman. —
MaMuvie. — MovUemayor. — Moore. —
Morray. — Nicolai. — Pope. — Preston.
— Shakespeare ( W.) [ Venus and. Ado-
nis.y-Tel'Trowth.
Wrench (W.) Oxford, 1617. Aca-
demies, etc. Oxford. University of
Ooiford. — Angdos. — HaLes. — Jackson.
Wright (0.) 1630-1633. D., T. —
Devereux. — Johnson.
Wright (E.) 1620-1640. Bertie.— F., E.
■ —Johnson. — L., M. — Langhome. —
Lover. — Maiden. — Mansfidd, MUler
of—Middleton (T.) and Bowley ( W.)
--Taylor.
Wright (John) 1605-1640. Andrewea.—
B., Q. — Barnes. — Bernard. — Breton.
— Cy B. — Csssar. — Cash. — Chagford.
— Climsdl. — Cooper. — David, King,
etc. — Davies. — Day. — DeU. — DetU. —
Ditty.— Draxe.— Dudley (Lady J.}—
Em, — Griselda. — Ouy. — Heart. —
HiU. — Hoskin. — Johnson. — Lantern,
— Lear, King. — M., M. — If., B. —
Madden. — Mar., Ch. — Mucedorus. —
Mviled'Sack.—N., B., Gent.—aDog-
herty. — Pamcusus. — Shakespeare^ W.)
[^Sonnets.'] — Song. — Stubhes. — Su-
sanna. — Stoain.—'Symson. — Taylor.
— Walsal. -T Wonders. — Yorkshire
Lovers.
Wright (John) Junior. [1635 ?-1640 ?]
. May.-^P., L. —P.,M.-- B.—B.^ C.
^Becords(C.)
Wright (R.) Oxford, 1591. Ih^Uus.
Wright (T.) 1610. Cotton.
Wright (William) 1582-1613. Alis&n,
S., G.Srown.—Chetae.—Fitmi'
vanti. — France. LouisXIIL — Horiop.
—Munday.—Peele.--B.^ H.SnUth
(H.) — Stubbes. — Webbe. — Wedding
Garment,
Wyer (J.) 1550. BibU. N. T. Bern-
lation. English.
Wyer (Robert) 1527-1550. Antido-
tarius. — Aristotle. — Assize of Bread.
— Bacon. — Barnes. — Bernard, — Boo"
cus. King. — Book. — Borde. — Bomr-
chier. — Christian Faith. — Coke. — De
Benese. — Dialogues. — Dictionaries, —
Difference. — Diurnal. — England, —
Gararde. — Glass. — Godfridus, Astro-
nomer.— Goodale. — Hippocrates. [Ap-
pendix.']— Hogarde. — Jesiu Christ, —
Judgment. — Mcuxr. — Mappa. — Men-
andrinus. — MouUon, — OrdinaL —
Plutarch, £Tyuipa wapagyy^K/un-uJ^ —
Plutarch. [Aj^pendix.J^Produs, Dia-
dochus. — Ptolemy. — Seeing. — iStff--
geons, — Treatue. — Troy, — Turner, —
Vigo. — Zwingti.
Wyght (John) See Wight.
Wykes (Henry) 1557-1671. Msop,--
Agrippa. — Apuleius. — Conway, —
Cooper. — Dorman. — Heywood. —
Home. — Jewel. — Switzerland^ Re-
formed Churches of. — Thomas ( IT.)
--Vives.'-'Withals.
Wynand de Worde. See Wobdk (Wt»-
KTN db)
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INDEX OP PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND STATIONERS. 1787
Wynkyn de Worde. See Wobdb (Wtn- 1632-1640. B., B.—Broughton (/?.)
KYN db) — Camus, — Catholic Beligion. — E.^ F,
Wyon (Marke) Widow of. Doway, — i^., E, 8.
Y., P. K. R. 1637. Camden.
Y., R. London and Edinburgh, 1626-
1640. Aberdeen^ Ministers of, — Bacon,
— BarckUy, — Bayly, -^ Butterfield, —
Featley, — Harris, — Ireland^ Church
of. Articles, — Liturgies, England,
Common Prayer. — Lysandre, — Mise-
rere, — FeUham, — Perrible, — Flatt, —
Preston, — Saltmarsh, — Sclater, — Sid-
ney,— Taylor, — Virel,
Yardley (R.) 1590-1593. BtVe, 0, T,
Psalms,^D.y B.—Stubbes,—Tusser,
Yetsweirt (Charles) 1594. Arnavld, —
Crompton, — Elizabeth, Queen, etc. —
Lambard, — Le Boy, — Littleton, —
West.
Yetsweirt (Jane) 1595-1597. Eng-
land, — lAtUeton, — Perkins, — Plouh
den.
Young (A.) 1637. Bogers,
Young (J.) [1640?] Bible, Exposi-
tory Works,
Young ^M.) 1639. Loioer,
Young (Robert) London & Edinburgh,
1625-1640. Bacon, — Bancroft, —
Bible, — Bible, Latin, — Bible. Con-
cordances,— Bible, Expository Works,
— Bible. 0,T, Job, — Bible, 0,T,
Psalms,— Bible. 0, T, Zechariah,—
Bible, N.T, — Bible, N, T, Timo-
thy, — Bodenham, — Boyd, — Bracton,
— Cary, — Collection, — 2>., T. —
Daines, — Davies, — Du Moulin (P.)
the Younger. — FeaUey. — Fox, — Great
Britainand Ireland. CharlesL^King. —
Grqsse. — ff., S'J, — H,, T, — Haemmer-
lein, — Hamilton, — Harris, — Hay-
ward, — Hemes, — L,, W, — Leigh. —
Liturgies. Scotland, Church of. Com-
mon Prayer. — London. Common
Council, Uourt of. — London. Mayor,
Alderman and Sheriffs. — London.
Mayoralty, — Markham. — Martialis.
— Martyn. — Montagu, — Ovidius Naso
(P.) [^Metamorphoses,'] — Parkinson,— ^
Pembie. — Perkins. — Piatt. — Pock-
lington. — Baleigh. — Bemnaait. — Bous.
— Saluste du Bartas. — Scotland. —
Scotland. Statutes, Charles I,, King,
— Scotland, Charles /., King. —
Shakespeare ( W,) [Hamlet,"] — Shake-
speare (W.) [Borneo and Juliet.] —
Sherwood. — Sidney. — Smith(Sir T.)—
Soul. — Squire. — Us?ier» — Woodall,
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