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OF
OLD BOOKS,
IN THE
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES
AND
VARIOUS CLASSES OF LITERATURE:
COMPRISING
SEVERAL VALUABLE LIBRARIES
AND
NUMEROUS ARTICLES OF GREAT RARITY, RECENTLY PURCHASED.
TO BE SOLD AT THE PRICES AFFIXED TO EACH
BY
LONGMAN, HURST, BEES, ORME,AND BRO WN,
PATERNOSTER-ROW, LONDON.
1817.
H. Bryer, Printer, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London.
INDEX.
Folio. 4to. 8vo. 12mo.
&c.
History, Biography, Antiquities, and Mis.
cellanies. English 1 34 88 152
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et
Miscellanei •• 183 202 214 222
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Va-
rious Languages 230 249 269 296
Facetiae, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and
Imagination. Various Languages 315 319 328 334
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the
Drama <•••• 349 356 393 425
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy,
&c. Various Languages • • • • 459 460 465 468
Natural History, Anatomy, &c. Various
Languages 472 478 485 490
Mathematics, Sciences, &c. Various Lan-
guages 494 497 502 502
Livres Francais ; Libri Itatiani ; Libros
Espanoles; Deutsche Bucher, &c.»... 508 525 544 560
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography.
Various Languages 579 587 595 609
Auctores Classici, Gr. et Lat. 614 631 645 668
Reprinted Editions of Rare Books 678 679 685 685
(C^ Libraries, or small collections of old books, purchased upon
liberal terms.
185
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, ANTIQUITIES,
AND MISCELLANIES.— ENGLISH.
FOLIO.
1. A CRONYCLE of Englonde— 2&teCft %ttttt— £105.
Lond. by WL. J&ad)Utti», circa ] 483;
No name of printer, place or date, appears in this volume, but as "the
type is precisely the same as that of the Speculum Christiani, printed
by Machlinia, no doubt can be entertained of this having been pro-
duced by the same press. It would be useless to comment upon the
extreme rarity of this book, but it may be added, that a copy, in the
possession of Earl Spencer, is believed to be the only perfect one in
existence. The present is perfect with the exception of four leaves,
viz, a 1, a 2, X 2, X 7. As the Libraries of several Gentlemen pos-
sess fragments, it is probable that these defects may be remedied;
2. Atkyns's (Sir Robert) Ancient and present State of Gloccster-
shire ; plates, large v aver, fine copy, half bound, russia
back, gilt leaves, £ 9- Lond. 1768.
3, Ashmolr's (Klias) Institution, Laws and Ceremonies of the most
noble Order of the Garter ; with the Catalogue of the
Knights-Companions and Officers continued to l693 ; plates
by Hollar, neat, £6. l6s. 6d. ib. l6£)S.
4. Another Copy, russia extra, blank tooled, gilt leaves,
&c. o^lO. 10s. ib. 1693.
5. — History and Antiquities of Berkshire ; with the map,
fine copy, in the original binding, =£8. 10a 1 "Reading, I? 36.
6. Anderson's (James) Royal Genealogies: or the Genealogical
Tables of Emperors, Kings, and Princes, from Adam to
these Times : neat, in russia, £ 2. 5s.* Lond. 1732.
A
2 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7. ^sop's Fables, (a collection of Prints, by Stoop, &c. in illus-
tration of) in a bound volume, £l. 15s.
8. Athenian Society (the History of the) for resolving all nice and
curious Questions, frontispiece, half-bound, £ 1. Is.
Lond. 1692.
9. Adams's (J.) Index Villaris ; or an Alphabetical Table of all the
Cities, Towns, &c. in England and Wales, large paper,
in old morocco, £ 2. 2s. ib. 1680.
10. Abercrombie's (Thomas) Martial Atchievements of the Scottish
Nation, 2 vols, neat, £2. 5s. Edinburgh, 1711.
11. Bunbury's (Henry) Prints: (an extensive collection of) com-
prising his Illustrations of Shakespeare ; a variety of whim-
sical Caricatures, Portraits, and Eccentric Groupes, mounted
on elephant paper, and bound in russia.
12. Buck's (Samuel and Nathaniel) Antiquities ; or venerable Remains
of about Four Hundred Castles, Monasteries, Palaces, 6cc.
&c. in England and Wales, with near One Hundred Views
of Cities and Chief-Towns — good impressions, 3 vols, russia,
marbled leaves, £ 31. 10s. Lond. 1774.
13. Biographia Britannica : or the Lives of the most eminent Per-
sons who have flourished in Great Britain and Ireland, 7
vols, half-bound, uncut, £ 11. lis. ib. 1747-66.
14. Bridges' (John) History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire,
by Whalley, with plates, 2 vols, neat, £ 13. 13s.
Oxon. 1791.
15. Borlase's (William) Antiquities, Historical and Monumental,
and the Natural History, of the County of Cornwall, plates,
2 vols, neat, £7. 7s. ib. 1758-6*0.
16. Another Copy, plates, 2 vols, half-bound, £6.*»ib. 1754-58.
17. Barnes's (Joshua) History of that most victorious Monarch Ed-
ward III. King of England, portraits, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
Cambridge, 1688.
" Barnes has diligently collected whatever was to be had (far and near)
upon the several passages of this great King's reign." — Nicholson's
English Historical Libiary.
18. Britannia Illustrata : or Views of several of the Queen's Pa-
laces, as also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and
History, biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Folio. 3
Gentry of Great Britain, comprised in 80 engravings, fine
impressions, half-bound, £3. 10s. • • Lond. 1707.
lp. Baker's (Sir Richard) Chronicle of the Kings of England, with
frontispiece, neat, 14*. ib. 1660.
20. Another Copy, with frontispiece, neat, 18*. ib. 1696.
21. Another Copy, frontispiece wanting, clean copy, 15s. ib. 1684.
22. Book of St. Albans ; containing the Treatises of Hawking,
Hunting, Coat of Armour, Fishing, and Biasing of Arms,
reprinted from the rare edition of Wynhyn de JVorde,
boards, £8 ib. 1811.
23. Another Copy, russia, gilt leaves, blank tooled and joints,
of 5 10. ib. 1811.
24. Blagdon's (Francis William) Brief History of Ancient and Mo-
dern India ; with 24 coloured Views in Hindostan from
original Pictures painted by Danielis ; and 12 coloured
Views of Places in the Kingdom of Mysore; descriptions
of the Places, and a detail of part of the Operations of the
Army under the Marquis Cornwallis, by R. H. Colbrooke,
oblong size, half -bound, russia, £\\. lis. ib. 1805.
25. Beaumont's (Albanis) Travels through the Rhsetian Alps, from
Italy to Germany through the Tyrol, plates, boards, £2. 10s.
ib. 1792.
26. • Travels through the Maritime Alps, from
Italy to Lyons across the Way of Col de Tende ; and select
Views in the South of France, with plates, boards, £4>. 4s.
ib. 1794-5.
27. — — Views of the Antiquities and Harbours in
the South of France, with Topographical and Historical
Descriptions, boards, £ 2. 2s. ib. 1794.
28. Travels from France to Italy through the
Lepontine Alps, with plates, boards, £ 1. l6s. "ib. 1806.
29. Another Copy, half-bound, £l. 16s. ib. 1806.
30. Burnet's (Bishop) History of his Own Time, 2 vols. £% 2s.
ib. 1724.
31. -fine copy ) 2 vols.
£ 2. 12*. 6d. ib. 1725.
4 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
32. Bell's Weekly Messenger, a Sunday Newspaper, from the year
1806 to 1815, being 10 years, in numbers, £6.
33. Brown's (Edward) Travels in divers parts of Europe, plates, 9s.
ib. 1687.
31. Bacon's (Lord) History of King Henry VII. 5s. ib. 1641.
35. Resuscitatio, or Bringing into Publick Light several
Pieces, Civil, Historical, Philosophical, and Theological,
hitherto Sleeping, by W. Rawley, portrait, 6s. 6d.-*ib. 1(561.
36. and Godwyn's History of the Reigns of Henry VII.
and VIII. Edward VI. and Queen Mary, half-bound, 9s. 6d.
ib. I676.
37. British Mercury, a Weekly Periodical Paper, from Oct. 15,
1712, to July 28, 1714, half-bound, 7s. 6d.
38. Bocalini's (Trajano) Advertisements from Parnassus : in Two
Centuries, with the Political Touchstone, with head, half-
bound, 7 s. ib. 1679.
39. Brady's (Robert) Introduction to the Old English History with
the continuation, 3 vols. £2 12*. 6d. ib. 1684-1700.
40. Another Copy without the Continuation, 2 vols. £1. 10*.
ib. 1684.
41. Burghley's (William Cecil Lord) collection of State Papers re-
lating to the affairs of Queen Elizabeth, by Murdin, boards,
£l. 5s. ib. 1757.
42. Burghley's (Lord) State Papers relating to Affairs in the Reigns
of Kings Henry VIII. Edward VI. Queen Mary, and Queen
Elizabeth, by Haines, fine copy, £2. 6s. ib. 1740.
This Work is peculiarly interesting, as it contains the examinations and
depositions made in a " delicate investigation" respecting the familiarities
that passed between Elizabeth, when Princess, and Seymour the Lord
High Admiral, the particulars of which are truly curious.
43. Bentivoglio's (Cardinal) History of the Wars of Flanders, trans-
lated by the Earl of Monmouth, Portrait and Map, neat in
brown calf, 18s. ib. 1678*
44. Bartholoma>us de Proprictatibus Rerum, translated into
Englyshe, (Title and four leaves of the Table wanting) half-
bound, £3. 3s. ib. by Berthelet, 1535.
45. Boyer's (Abel) History of Queen Anne, Portraits, bad copy, &s.
ib. 1735.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies, English.— Folio. 5
46. British Gallery of Portraits, finely engraved, and illustrated by-
Biographical Sketches, the first eleven Numbers, elegant in
russia, gilt leaves, £9- 9s. • Land. 1808-12.
47. Burton's (Robert) Anatomy of Melancholie, with frontispiece,
neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1660.
48. (William) Description of Leicestershire, map, boards,
15s. - . Lynn, 1777.
49. Brathwait's (Richard) English Gentleman and Gentlewoman,
15s. Lond. 1641 .
50. Another Copy, half-bound russia, 18s. ib. 1641.
51. Brath wait's (Richard) Time's Treasury, or Academy for Gentry,
with a tine frontispiece by Marshall, £l. l6s. • • • • ib. 1652.
This work is, in fact, ■ The English Gentleman,' but agreeable to a
custom, which was too prevalent, the genuine title has been super-
seded by another, probably intended to be more striking.
52. Buck's (George) History of the Life and Reigne of Richard IIL
with Portrait by Cross, neat, £l. Is. • • • • ib. 1647.
53. Brown's (Thomas) Enquiries into Vulgar and Common Errors>
very neat, \5s. ....... • ib. 1646.
54. Browne's (Alexander) Ars Pictoria, or an Academy treating of
Drawing, Painting, Limning, Etching, &c. with plates, calf
extra, £\. 10s. • ib. 1675.
55. Beawes's (Wyndham) Lex Mercatoria, or a complete Code of
Commercial Law, enlarged and improved by Mortimer, very
neat in calf, £2. 2s. ib. 1792.
56. Bowen's (Emanuel) complete System of Geography, Maps,
2 vols, neat, £l.5s.— •* 1747.
57. Caxton's Cato Magnus. — Here begynneth the prologue or pro-
hemye of the book callid Caton, whiche booke hath ben
translated in to Englysshe by Mayster Benet Burgh, late
Archdeken of Colchester and bye chanon of saint Stephens at
Westmestre, which ful craftly hath made it in balade ryal for
the erudicion of my lord Bousher, Sone & heyr at that tyme
to my lord the erle of Estsex. And by cause of late cam to
my hand a book of the said Caton in Frensshe, whiche
reherceth many a fayr lernynge and notable ensamples, I
have translated it oute of freDsshe in to Englysshe, as al
6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
along here after shalle appiere, which I presente unto the
Cyte of london— f$iath %ttttt — a fine large copy, in
morocco, with joints, fyc* • • »by ©axton in thabbay of west'
mynstre, 1483.
This rare volume commences with Caxton's Preface, which is a most
interesting production. The present copy begins, it is believed in
common with all others, with sig. ii. and concludes with the colophon
on the recto of i. ix. The entire number of leaves, including one
blank (a. i.) at the end of the table, is seventy-seven.
58. Carte's (Thomas) History of the Life of James Duke of
Ormonde, 3 vols, neat, £7. 7 s. Lond. 1736.
59. History of England, 3 vols, (the 4th being wanting)
£5. 5s. ib. 1647.
60. Chauncy's (Sir Henry) Antiquities of Hertfordshire, a remark-
ably fine copy, elegantly bound in russia, old style, blank
tooled, gilt leaves and joints, £2±. ib. 1700.
This Copy wants but one Plate, viz. Newsell's Bury, which is so extremely
rare, that few Copies possess it.
61. Another Copy, three plates wanting, elegant in russia, gilt
leaves, c£l8. ib. 1700.
62. Another Copy, several plates wanting, but has some original
Drawings, russia, gilt leaves, £\4>. ib. 1 700.
63. Camden's (William) Britannia, by R. Gough; maps and plates,
4 vols, russia, gilt leaves, £17- * ib. 1S06.
64. fine paper, with
coloured maps, 4 vols, russia, gilt leaves, £20. • • "ib. I8O0*.
65. by R. Gough ; with maps, §c.
3 vols, neat, e£l4. 14s. ib. 17%9-
66. Another Set, 3 vols, neat, £15. 15s. ib. 1789-
67. Camden's (William) Britannia, by Gibson; neat, £l. Is.
ib. 1695.
68. -* History of Queen Elizabeth, neat, 1 5s.
ib. 1675.
69- Clarke's (James) Survey of the Lakes of Cumberland, West-
moreland, and Lancashire, maps, boards, £ 1.11s. 6d. ib. 1789-
70. Complete History of England; with the Lives of all the
Kings and Queens thereof, from the earliest account of
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sp Miscellanies. English. — Folio. 7
time, to the death of King William the Third ; by Milton,
Daniel, Habington, Sir Thomas More, Buck, Lord Herbert,
Sir John Haywood, Camden, &c. — compiled by Kennett;
fine heads, 3 vols, neat in calf, £3. 3*.« •**•,••' Lond. 1706.
71. Another Copy, best edition, 3 vols, neat, £-i.4s. •"•ib. 17ig.
72. Cotman's (J. S.) Engravings of the most remarkable of the
Sepulchral Brasses in the County of Norfolk, complete in
10 numbers, £3. 3s. Yarmouth, 1815.
73. Cromwelliana ; or Chronological detail of events in which
Oliver Cromwell was engaged, boards, 12?.« -West. 1810.
74. Conspiracies against Charles II. (Account of) 5s. » -Lond. 1685.
75. Cleveland's (E.) Genealogical History of the noble and illustrious
family of Courtenay, with a collection of Deeds and
Instruments, and other Writings referred to in the foregoing
History, very neat, £2. l6s. Exon. 1735.
76. Collins's (Arthur) Historical Collections of the noble Families
of Cavendishe, Holies, Vere, Harley, and Ogle, with the
lives of the most remarkable Persons, very fine impressions
of the portraits, neat, £7. 10*. Lond. 1752.
77. Catrou and Rouille's Roman History, with Notes, Historical,
Geographical, and Critical, translated by Bundy, plates,
6 vols, very neat, £4>. 4,s. ib. 1728.
78. Cruttwell's (Rev. C.) Universal Atlas, half-bound, £l. Is. • *n.d.
79. Costumes of various Nations, &c. — Smith's Selections of the
Ancient Costume of Great Britain and Ireland, from the
seventh to the sixteenth Century. — Pyne's Costume of
Great Britain. — Walker's Costume of Yorkshire illustrated
by a series of forty Engravings, being fac-similes of original
Drawings, with descriptions in English and French. —
Muller's Costume of the Empire of Russia. — Alexander's
Costume of China, illustrated in forty-eight coloured
Engravings. — Solvyns' Costume of Hindostan, elucidated
by sixty coloured Engravings, with descriptions in English
and French. — Bertrand de Moleville's Costume of the
Hereditary Estates of the House of Austria, displayed in
fifty coloured Engravings, with descriptions and an Intro-
duction. — Colnaghi's Costume of Portugal. — Dalvimart's
8 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Costume of Turkey, illustrated by a series of Engravings,
with descriptions in English and French.— Van Lerberghi's
Italian Scenery, representing the Manners, Customs, and
Amusements of the different States of Italy. — A Collection
of the Dresses of different Nations, Antient and Modern,
particularly old English Dresses, after the designs of Holbein,
Vandyke, Hollar, and others ; with descriptions in English
and French : the whole forming a splendid and interesting
Collection, 12 vols, elegantly bound in green morocco, gilt
leaves, £$0. Lond. 1757-181 5.
80. Costume of Hindostan by Bait. Solvyns of Calcutta, half-bound,
russia back and corners, £5. 5s. ib. 1804.
81. . — . the Russian Empire, illustrated by upwards of
seventy richly coloured engravings, with descriptions in
English and French, elegantly bound in rnssia, gilt /eaves,
£6. 6s. ib.l 803.
32. Great Britain and Ireland, from the seventh to the
sixteenth Century, fine coloured engravings, with their des-
criptions ; half-bound, c£lO. ib. 1815.
83. Cassar's Commentaries, translated by William Duncan ; with
numerous fine plates, very neat, £5. 15s. 6d. ib. 1753.
84-. Chardin's (Sir John) Travels into Persia, and the East Indies,
through the Black Sea and the Country of Colchis, with
portrait and plates, very neat, £2. 2s. ib. l686\
85. Chishull's (Edmund) Travels in Turkey, neat, 7 s. 6d.- -ib. 17*7.
86. Cabala, or the mysteries of State and Government in Letters
of Illustrious Persons, in the Reigns of Henry the Eighth,
Queen Elizabeth, King James, and King Charles, with
frontispiece by Fait home, good copy, £l. Is. • • • • ib. 169L
87. Churchill's (Edmund) Remarks upon the Lives of all the Kings
of this Isle, from the year of the World 2855, unto the year
of Grace, 1660, 7s. ib. 1675.
88. Crawfurd's (George) Lives and Characters of the Officers of the
Crown and State in Scotland, from the beginning of the reign
of King David the First, to the Union of the two Kingdoms,
neat, £2. 10s, » ib. 173fJ.
History, Biography, Antiquities, & Miscellanies. English. — Folio. 9
#9. Caulfield's (James) Court of Queen Elizabeth, originally written
by Sir Robert Naunton, under the title of Fragmenta Regalia,
with Biographical additions, portraits, large pater ,boards,
£2. 12s. 6d. Lond. 1814.
90. Catalogue of the Harleian Collection of Manuscripts in the
British Museum, 2 vols. h. b. russia 9 £l. l6s. • • • *ib. 1759-
91. Clarendon's (Edward, Earl of) History of the Rebellion and
Civil Wars in England, portraits, 3 vols, neat, £3. 10s.
Oxon. 1702.
92. Another Copy, with his Life, and continuation of the History
of the Rebellion, portraits, 4 vols, large paper, neat,
<£io. 10*. ib. 1707, &c.
93. Dictes and notable wyse Sayenges of the Phylosophers,
emprynted by me gStttltam <£axt0tt,
at Westmcstre, the year of our Lord M.CCCC.LXXVH.
This very rare book is quite perfect as described in Dibdin's edition of Ames.
It is the first Edition, and superbly bound in morocco, joints, &c.
9-i. Dugdale's (William) Monasticon Anglicanum, in English, plates 9
£5. 5s. ib. 1718.
95. Stevens's Conti-
nuation to, Vol. I. neat, £3. 3s. Lond. 1 722.
96. with Stevens's Con-
tinuation, fine impressions of the plates, 3 vols, elegantly
bound in russia, blank tooled, gilt leaves, £34>.
ib. 171 8, SfC,
97' — Baronage of England, 2 vols, in 1, elegant
in calf, .£10. 10$. ib. 1675.
98. Ditto, a very fine and tall copy, 2 vols, neat in calf
£13.135. ib. 1675.
99' ■ — Antiquities of Warwickshire, plates, neat 9
£14. 14«. ib. 1656.
100. History of St. Paul's Cathedral, with portrait and
plates by Hollar, £5. 5s. ib. 1658.
101. Another Copy, £7. 7s. ib. 160S.
102. by Maynard, neat, £7. 7s. ib. 1716.
103. — . russia, £9. 9s. >ib.\7\6.
B
10 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
104. Dugrl ale's (William) Copy of all Summons of the Nobility to
the great Councils and Parliament of this Realm, fne copy,
russia, gilt leaves, £3. 13s. 6d. Lofid. 1685.
105. Short View of the late Troubles in England,
with portrait, 15s. Oxon. 1 68 1 .
106. Drake's (Francis) History and Antiquities of the City of York,
together with the History of the Cathedral Church, and the
Lives of the Archbishops of that See; with numerous Jine
engravings, neat, £l2. 12*. Lond. 1736.
107. Another Copy, russia, <£l3. 13-s. ib. 1736.
108. wants Tide, half-bound, £7. 7s. ib.1736.
10(). with the Anns, $c. coloured, in russia, blank
tooled, £15. 15s. ib.1736.
110. Dart's (J.) History and Antiquities of the Abbey Church of
St. Peter's Westminster, and the Cathedral Church of Canter-
bury, with plates, 3 vols, russia extra, marbled leaves,
£15. 15*. ib. 1723-36.
HI. Cathedral Church
of Canterbury, plates, £l. 10s. ib. 1 726.
112. — Another Copy, plates, £l. l6s. ib.17%6.
113. Description and History of the Metropolitan and Cathedral
Churches of Canterbury and York, numerous plates, neat,
£4,. 4s. ib. 1755.
114. Diodorus Siculus, translated by Cogan, calf, elegant, £l. 5s.
ib. 1653.
115. Danieli's (Thomas and William) Oriental Scenery, viz. Four
Series of Views in Hindoostan — a Series of Indian An-
tiquities — and Hindoo Excavations in the Mountain of Ellora;
the whole forming a collection of 144 engravings in aquatinta,
(24 inches by 17) which are most exquisitely finished in
colours to imitate the original Drawings, mounted upon and
interleaved with drawing paper, 6 vols, elephant size, half-'
bound, with a descriptive Volume, in 8vo. ,£180.. • 1803, &c.
A case for the reception and display of these inimitable views, has been
constructed upon a principle admirably adapted to those purposes, as
■well as the advantage of being an ornament to the Library, at a
moderate expence.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Folio. 11
llfj. Drummond's (Alexander) Travels in Germany, Italy, Greece,
and Asia, many plates, 10s. 6d. • • • Lond. 1754.
117. Daniel's (Samuel) and John Trussell's Collection of the History
of England, neat, 12s. • ib. 1685.
118. De Solis's (Antonio) History of the Conquest of Mexico by the
Spaniards, portrait by Vertue, and other plates, l6s. 6d.
ib. 1724.
1 19. Declaration concerning the late Tumults in Scotland, by
Charles I. 6s. ib. 1639.
120. ■ ' m l with portrait,
neat, 9s. . • . ib. 16*39.
121. D'Ewes' (Sir Simonds) Journals of the Parliaments in the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 12*. • ib. 16*82.
122. Davila's (H. C.) Historic of the Civil Warres of France, £l.6s.
ib. 1647.
123. Duhalde's (P.J. B.) Description of the Empire of China and
Chinese Tartary, plates, 2 vols, in 1 , £% 10s. • • • • ib. 1 738.
124. Another Copy, 2 vols, neat, £3. 10s. ib. 1738.
125. Douglas's (Robert) Peerage of Scotland, with plates, £l. l6s.
Edinb. 1764.
126. De Gomberville's Doctrine of Morality, exemplifyed in one
hundred and three copper-plates, by Monsieur Daret, with
letter-press Descriptions, neat, 15s. Lond. 1721.
127« Defoe's (Daniel) History of the Union of Great Britain, l6s.
Edinb. 1709.
128. De la Loubere's Historical Relation of the Kingdom of Siam,
with plates, very neat, £l. lls.6d. Lond. 16*93.
129* Digges's (Sir Dudley) Compleat Ambassador, frontispiece,
neat,£l. Is. ib. 1655.
130. Edmondson's (Joseph) Complete Body of Heraldry, large
paper, coloured plates, 2 vols, elegant in russia,£24.
ib.lTSO.
131. Engravings (a Collection of 130 xcell-executed, curious and
very interesting) engraved by Crispin Pass, John Collaert,
and I. and P. Galle, in one volume, neat, ,£10.
This singular series of prints combines so great a variety of subjects, that a
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12 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
minute description would occupy many pages; it commences with il-
lustrations of the attributes of the four elements j then the four periods
of the day; next follow picturesque representations of the employments
and amusements peculiar to each month, which are succeeded by the
four seasons. Next appear, an Astronomer making observations; a
Ship ©f War ; a Water Mill ; Statuary and Painting ; Copper-plate
Engraving and Printing ; Wind Mill ; Letter-press Printing, with many
others of a similar kind. The next portion is a long series of prints, which
exhibit the various ways of catching or destroying Birds and Animals,
many of a most singular and grotesque description. The volume end3
with figures of the Horse, Mule, and Ass, peculiar to various Countries.
132. Enfield's (William) History of Leverpool, plates, half-bound,
133. Enderbie's (Percy) Cambria riumphans, or Britain in its
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History, Biography, Antiquities, $ Miscellanies. English. — Folio. 13
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448. 1 ■ SMALL PAPER,
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449. Anstis's (John) Observations introductory to an Historical
Essay upon the Knigthhood of the Hath, half-bound, 9s.
Lond. 1725.
450. Archaica. Containing Reprints of Scarce Old English Prose
Tracts. With Prefaces, Critical and Biographical, by Sir
E. Brydges, Bart, finely printed and ornamented with
vignettes and capitals beautifully engraved in wood, 2 vols.
hoards, £9- l6s. ib. 1815.
Only 200 copies were printed of these interesting revivals of early aud
rare English Literature.
451. Argensola's (Barth. Leonardi de) Disovery and Conquest of
the Molucco and Philippine Islands, 6s. ib. 1708.
452. AylonVs (Sir Joseph) Historical Description of an Ancient
Picture in Windsor Castle, sewed, 4s. ib. 1773.
453. Bentham's (James) History and Antiquities of the Conventual
and Cathedral Church of Ely, with plates, fine copy,
£%. 18s. 6d. Cambridge, 1771.
This is the Rev. W. Cole's subscription copy, and is enriched by some MS.
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History, Biography, Antiquities, # Miscellanies. English. — 4to. 37
454. Bentham's History of Ely, boards, £7. 7s. Lond. 1812.
455. Brydges's (Sir Egerton) Memoirs of the Peers of England,
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456. British Atlas, comprising a complete set of County Maps of
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457. Barrett's (William) History and Antiquities of Bristol, plates,
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458. Another Copy, neat in calf, £2. lGs. ib. 1789-
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461. Barrington's (Honourable Daines) Observations upon the
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462. Another Copy, very neat, 18s. ib. 1796.
463. Boswell's (James) Life of Dr. Samuel Johnson, portrait, 2 vols.
fine copy, very neat in calf, i2. 2s. ib. I79I .
464. Barrow's (John) Travels in China, Cochin China, and the
Interior of Southern Africa, many coloured engravings,
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465. Bolts's (Wil.) Considerations on India Affairs, boards, 4.$. 6d.
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466. Burney's (Charles) History of Music, plates by Bartolozzi, %c.
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467. Boyer's (Abel) Great Theatre of Honour and Nobility, being
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468. Bacon's (Lord) Works, portrait, 5 vols, russia, o£l0. 10*.
ib. 1765.
469. 1 5 vols, very fine copy, russia,
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470. 1 Philosophical Works by Shaw, 3 vols. £3. 3s.
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3S Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
471. Bacon's (Lord) Essay es, or Counsels Civill and Morall, Js. 6d.
Lond. 1622.
472. Brand's (William) History and Antiquities of Newcastle upon
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473. Bacon's (John) Liber Regis vel Thesaurus rerum Ecclesias-
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474. Brathwait's (Rich.) English Gentlewoman, h. b. russia, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1631.
475. English Gentleman, fine copy, 9s.
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476. Another edition, h. b. neat, 7s. 6d.
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477. Blaxton's (John) English Usurer, or Usury Condemned, with
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478. Butler's (Charles) Feminine Monarchic, or the Historie of
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479- Barrett's (Phineas) Tables of the several European Exchanges,
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480. Black well's (Thomas) Memoirs of the Court of Augustus,
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481. Bryant's (Jacob) Analysis of Ancient Mythology, plates, with
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482. 3 vols, neat,
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483. a very fine
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484. vol. 1. and 2.
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485. Blair's (Hugh) Lecture on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, portrait,
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486. Birch's (Thomas) History of the Royal Society of London,
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437. Memoirs of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, from the
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History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 4>to. 39
488. Barctti's (Joseph) Journey from London to Genoa, through
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489- Berkeley's (Bishop) Works, portrait, 2 vols, neat, £3. 3s.
Dublin, 1784.
490. Berington's (Joseph) History of the Reign of Henry the Second
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491. Bryan's (Mrs.) Lectures on Natural Philosophy, plates, very
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492. Bligh's (Lieut. William) Voyage to the South Sea in his
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493. Bowles's (Carington) New English Atlas, coloured maps, russia,
£l. 16s. ib. 1785
494. Bowyer's (William) Miscellaneous Tracts, by Nichols, calf
extra, £2. 2s. ib. 1785.
495. Brown (Sir Thomas) Vulgar Errors, 7s. 6d. ib. 1669.
496. ■ fine copy, portrait, neat,
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497. Bucaniers of America, or a true account of the most remark-
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498. — very fine copy,
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499* russia,
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500. with the fourth
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503. Blunt's (Henry) Voyage to the Levant, very fine copy in calf,
12* '•'.'. i *•'•&. 1638.
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506*. Brown's (Dr.) Dissertation on the Rise, Union and Power,
the Progressions, Separations and Corruptions of Poetry,
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507- Browne's (W. G.) Travels in Africa, Egypt and Assyria, from
the Year 1792 to 17.98, plates, boards, £l. Is. ib. 1799-
508. neat, £l. 4*.
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509. half -bound, russia, uncut, £l. 4s.
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510. Bromley's (Henry) Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits,
boards, 16s. ib. 1793.
511. Blainville's Travels through Holland, Germany, Switzerland,
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512. Beaumont's (John) Considerations on Burnet's Theory of the
Earth, 5s. ib. 1 693.
513. Burton's (Richard) Wars in England, Scotland, and Ireland. —
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515. LARGE PAPER,
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History, Biography, Antiquities, Sr Miscellanies. English. — Mo. 41
516. Burton's (Richard) History of the Kingdom of Ireland, por-
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517. Brooke's (Ralph) Discouverie of certaine Errours in the
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swer, neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1723.
518. Bates's (John) Mystery of Nature and Art, curious cuts, 75.
ib. 1635.
519. Blundeville (Mr.) his Exercises, cuts,— 2Macft %ttttl— 12s.
ib. 1613.
520. 10*. 6d. ib. 1636.
521. Book of the continuation of Forreign Passages, (that is Treaties
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522. British Bell-man, half-bound, 7s. 6d.
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524. Boyle's (Hon. Robert) Works, with the Life of the Author,
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525. Churchyarde's (Thomas) Lamentable and Pitifull description
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— £6. 6s. Imprinted at London by Ralph Newberrie, 1578.
526. — true Discourse Historicall of the succeeding
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afterwards in Portugal, France, Britaine, and Irelande,
untili the year 1598,— 23iacfc %ttttt— £l. Is.
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527- Ditto, a very fine copy, neat in calf, £4. 4s. ib. 1602.
528. Churchyarde's Generall Rehearsall of Warres, wherein is five
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F
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529. Cooper's Chronicle, — %latk %ttttt — neat, £l. 11*. 6d.
ib. 1565.
530 # „, ^ 15*... ib. 1565,
531. ■ ■ very imperfect, 3s. 6d.
532. Costume of China, illustrated by sixty coloured engravings,
with explanations in English and French. — Punishments of
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explanations in English and French, 2 vols, elegant in
russia, joints, .£10. 10*. • ib. 1 S00-1.
533. Cooke's (Captain James) Voyages round the World, with his
Life by Kippis, very Jine impressions, 9 vols, calf, and an
Atlas of folio plates, half bound, £'27' ih. 17/3, fyc.
534. Voyage towards the South Pole, and
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second Voyage, two of the plates damaged, 2 vols, neat,
c£4. io*. ib. 1777.
535. ■ 2 vols, neat, £6. 6s.
ib. 1777.
536. fine impressions of the plates, 2
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537. Third and last Voyage, 3 vols.
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boards, ££). 9s. ib. 1784.
538. Clarke's (Dr. E.) Tomb of Alexander; a Dissertation on the Sar-
cophagus brought from Alexandria, and now in the British
Museum, plates, boards, 18*. Cambridge, 1805.
539. Coxe's (William) Historical and Biographical Works, viz.
Memoirs of Sir Robert Walpole. — Memoirs of Lord Walpole.
Anecdotes of Handel and Smith. — Historical Tour in Mon-
mouthshire. — History of the House of Austria. — Memoirs
of the King of Spain, plates, 13 vols, boards* • • • 1798, #c.
History, Biography, Antiquities, $ Miscellanies. English. — 4to. 43
540. Coxe's (William) Travels in Switzerland, and in the Country
of the Grisons, fine aquatinta engravings, large paper.
2 vols, russia, £7 '. 7s. Lond. 1794.
541. Charnock's (John) History of Marine Architecture, -with many
plates, 3 vols, russia, £7. 7s. ib. 1801.
542. Campbell's (John) Political Survey of Great Britain, 2 vols.
£l. 10s. 1774.
543. Cooksey's (Richard) Life of Lord Somers, calf extra, 18s.
Worcester, 1791 .
544. boards, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1791.
545. Court of Queen Elizabeth, by Sir Robert Naunton, with his
Memoirs, and considerable additions by James Caulfield,
illustrated with 70 portraits, elegantly bound in blue mo-
rocco, £6. 6s. • • • • ib. 1814.
546. Cabala, Mysteries of State, and Letters of the Great Ministers
of King James and King Charles, neat, 7s. 6d.**i&. l654>.
547. Copper Plate Magazine, or Monthly Cabinet of Picturesque
Prints, consisting of sublime and interesting Views in
Great Britain and Ireland, from the Paintings and Drawings
of the first Masters, 4 vols, half-bound, <£8. 8s. • • • -id. n. d.
548. Cibber's (Colley) Apology for his Life, portrait, neat, £\. Is.
ib. 1740.
549. Cavallo's (Tiberius) Treatise on the Nature and Properties of
Air, l6s. ib. 3/81.
550. Chalmers' (George) estimate of the comparative strength of
Great Britain, during the present and four preceding Reigns,
served, os ib. 1780.
551. Carey's (John) English Atlas, half-bound, £l. 8s.* >ib. 1793.
552. calf, £l. Us. 6d. ib. 1793.
553. Survey of the High Roads from London to
Hampton Court, &c. neat, 15s. ib. 1789.
554. Carleton (Sir Dudley, Knt.) Letters during his Embassy in
Holland, neat, £l. Is. ib. 1757.
555. Chauchard's Geographical, Historical, and Political descrip-
tion of Germany, &c. russia extra, with the atlas, large
folio, half-bound, £6. ib. 1800.
44 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
556. Clarendon's (Henry, Earl of) State Letters during the Reign
of King James the Second, 2 vols, neat, £3. 105.
Oxon. 1763.
557- Carew's (Richard) Survey of Cornwall, half-bound, £l- 1*.
Lond. 1769.
558. Chodowieck's Characters of Human Passions, with Manuscript
descriptions in German by Lavater, and translations in
French and English, elegant in morocco, £9- 9$-
559. Courbeville's Hero, from the Spanish of Baltasar Gracian,
calf extra, 10s. ib. 1726.
560. Cunningham's Tactics of the British Army, neat, 7s. 6d.
if). 1802.
-56l. Codrington's (Thomas) Marrow of History, or the Pil-
grimage of Kings and Princes, — 23lacft %ttttt — russia, 18*.
ib. 1652.
562. Courtiers Academic, comprehending seuen seuerall dayes
discours: — viz. OfBeautie. — Of Human Loue. — Of Honour.
— Of Combate and single Fight. — Of Nobilitie. — Of Riches.
— Of Precedence of Letters or Armes, half -bound, £\. Is.
printed by Valentine Sims, n. d.
56o. Camden's (William) Remaines concerning Britain, neat, £l. Is.
Lond. 1629.
5Q4,. with many rare Anti-
quities by Philpot, portrait, £l. Is. ib. 1636.
555. portrait, £l. Is.
ib. 1637.
566. Carion's thre Bokes of Cronicles, gathered with great diligence,
of the best Authours that haue written in Hebrue, Greke,
or Latine, whereunto is added an Appendix, gathered by
John Funcke of Nurenborough, whyche was never afore
prynted in Englysh ,— 23lacft ftettet— neat, £3. 3s.
Imprynted
at London, for G. Walter Lynne, dwellynge on Somers
Keye, by Byllinges Gate, in the year e of our Lord, 1550.
567, Cardanus's Comforte, translated into Englyshe, by Thomas
Bedingfield, and published by commandement of the righte
honourable the Earl of Oxenforde,— SBIacft %ttttt— neat,
£4. 4s. Imprinted by Thomas Marsh, 1576
History ', Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Mo. 45
568. Converted Fryar, or a defiance to the Church of Rome, as it
was acted at Westminster, on Saturday the 8th of March,
1672, half-bound, 5s. 6d. Lond. 1673.
569. Cowdray's (Robert) Treasurie, or Store-House of Similies, dirty
title, £l. Is. ib. 1600.
570. Court Career, Death Shaddow'd to Life, or Shadowes of Life
and Death, a Pasquil Dialogue seriously perused, and
approved by the clearest Judgement, with a wood-cut of
King Charles and Oliver Cromwell imperfect at the end,
5s. 6d. ib. 1659.
57 1. Coppie of the Anti-Spaniard, made at Paris by a Frenchman,
a Catholique, wherein is directly proved how the Spanish
King is the only cause of all the troubles in France,
translated out of French, — SBfacfc %ttttt — 15s.
London, printed by John Wolfe, 1590.
572. Caveat for Knaves, half-bound, morocco back, Is. • • • >ib. 1648.
573. Campbell's (Donald) Journey over land to India, very neat,
£2. 2s. ib. 1796.
574. (Alex.) Journey from Edinburgh through parts
of North Britain, with numerous plates, 2 vols, boards,
£3. 3s. i^ 1811.
575. Chandler's (Richard) Travels in Asia Minor and Greece, 2 vols.
neat, £5. \5s. 6d. Oxon. 1775-6.
576. Cordiner's (Rev. James) Remarkable Ruins and Romantic
Prospects of North Britain, with Ancient Monuments and
singular Subjects of Natural History, fine impressions, 2 vols.
calf extra, £4>. 4>s. ib. 1 795.
577- (James) Description of Ceylon, many plates,
2 vols, half -bound, russia, £2. l6s. Lond. 1 807.
578. Chappie's Review of part of Risdon's Survey of Devon,
russia, £l 5s. Exeter, 1785.
579. Coryat's Crudities hastily gobbled up in five moneths Trauells
in France, Sauoy, Italy, Rhetia, commonly called the
Grisons country, Helvetia alias Switzerland, &c. newly
digested in the hungry aire of Odcombe, wants the engraved
46 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
frontispiece, but has the other plates, russia, gilt leaves,
£7. 7s. Lond. 1611.
580. Another Copy, with the plate of the Tun only, <£4. 4*.
ib. 1611.
581. Charlton's (Walter) Antiquity of Britain, vulgarly called Stone-
Heng, with the plate, and commendatory Verses by Robert
Howard and John Driden, half-bound, 7s. Gd. •••• ib. 1663.
582. Clarke's (James Stanier) Progress of Maritime Discovery,
plates, neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1803.
583. Clerk's (John) Essay on Naval Tactics, plates, neat, £l.\0s.
ib. 1 790.
584. Capper's (James) Observations on the Passage to India through
Egypt, and across the Great Desert, maps, morocco, 15s.
*'£. 1783.
585. Can's (John) Stranger in France, plates, including Bonaparte
and his Empress, half-bound, £\.\s. ib. 1803.
586. Concise History of the Antiquities of Egypt, with some account
of Sir Hans Sloan his Antiquities and Curiosities, plates,
half-bound, 9s. ib. 1 755.
587. Civill Considerations upon many and sundrie Histories, as well
Ancient as Moderne, by Gabriel Chapperys, 8s. 6d. ib. 1601.
588. Clavigero's History of Mexico, translated by Cullen, plates*
2 vols, boards, £l. 8s. ib. 1787.
589. Cajsar translated by Arthur Golding— SBtaCft %ttttt— half-
bound, £l. lis. 6d * ib. 1590.
590. Daniel's (Rev. William) Rural Sports, plates, 3 vols, imperial
paper, elegant in russia, gilt leaves, £25. ib. 1805.
591. ■ 3 vols, imperial paper,
with the plates beautifully coloured, elegant in morocco, gilt
leaves and joints, £52. 10s. . • ib. 1 805.
Very few Copies were printed on Imperial Paper, and those only for
Subscribers.
592. FIRST EDITION, 2 vols.
neat, £10. 10s. ib. 1802.
593. Drinkwatcr's (John) History of the Siege of Gibraltar, with
plates, calf, £3. 3s. ib. 1785.
594. Another Copy, plates, neat, £2. 12s. 6d. ••••ib. 1785,
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 4£o. 47
595. De Foe's (Daniel) History of the Union between England and
Scotland, portrait, half -bound, l6s. Lond. 1786.
596. portrait,
LARGE PAPER, Cttlf, £l.Ss. lb. 1786.
597- Dow's (Alexander) History of Him\ostan 9 frontispiece and map,
2 vols, neat, £l. 14s. * • "ib. 1768.
598. Dallas's (Sir George) Letter to Sir William Pulteney, on the
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l6s. ib. 1802.
599. Dc Lovenhorn's Sailing Directions for the Kattegat, half
bounds 10s. Copenhagen, 1800.
600. Dale's (Samuel) History and Antiquities of Harwich and Dover-
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601. russia,
£l.6s. •* ••U. 1730.
602. Dirom's Narrative of the Campaign in india, which termi-
nated the War with Tippoo Sultan, in 1792, plates, £\. 4*.
^.1793.
603. Du Fresnoy's Art of Painting, by Dryden, frontispiece, fine
copy, in russia, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1695.
604. : New System of Geography, with a Set of Maps
engraven from Cellarius's, neat, ISs. ib. 1742.
605. Dunsford's (Martin) Historical Memoirs of Tiverton, plates,
boards, 12s. Exeter, 1 790.
606. Dillon's (John Talbot) Travels through Spain, with a View to
illustrate the Natural History and Physical Geography of
that Country, plates, very neat in calf, l6s. . • • • Lond. 1782.
607. Dalzel's (Archibald) History of Dahomy, an Inland Kingdom
of Africa, Jine plates, boards, 12s. ib. 1793.
608. Demosthenes, translated by T. Leland, neat, £l. 5s. • *ib. 177 1.
609. Darell's (Rev. W.) History of Dover Castle, plates, boards,
15s. ib. 1797.
610. Description of Killarney, boards, 4>s.6d. ib. 1776.
§11. Donne's (Dr.) Letters to several Persons of Honour, wants the
head, 6s. ib. 1651.
612. ! with the
portrait, calf extra, 186. • ib. 16*54.
48 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
613. Delices de la Grande Bretagne : containing 36 fine Engravings
of Landscapes in different parts of England, by Buck, with
a description of each in English, xery neat, <£2. 2*.
Lond. 1791-
614. De Lolme's History of the Flagellants, or the advantages of
Discipline, plates, xery neat, £l. 5s. ib. 1777 >
gl5 # , another edition, without
plates, 7s. 6d. Lond. n. d.
616. Darcie's (Abraham) Annates: The True and Royall History
of the famous Empresse Elizabeth Queene of England*
France, and Ireland, &c. tilth the curious frontispiece,
£3. 13*. 6d.. ib - l6 ~ 5 '
617. Dekker's (Thomas) Magnificent Entertainment, given to King
James, Queene Anne his Wife, and Henry Frederic the
Prince, upon the Day of his Majesties Triumphant Passage
(from the Tower) through this Honourable Citie (and
Chamber) of London, being the 15th of March, 1633, half-
bound, £5. 5s. & 1^04.
61 8. Discouerie of the most secret and subtile practises of the Je-
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619. Dance of Death, Painted by H. Holbein and engraved by
W. Hollar, illustrated by letter-press, with two sets of
plates, one coloured, the other plain, elegant in blue morocco,
£<2.l2s.6d. ■*• ISO*.
620. Destruction of Troy, in three Books, neat, £l. Is. > • ib. 1702.
621. Disconsolate Ileformado; or the sad look'd Presbyterian Jack,
half -bound, morocco back, 7 s. 6 d. ib. 1647.
622. Davies's (Sir John) Discouerie of the true Causes why Ireland
was neuer entirely subdued, untill the beginning of his
Majestie's Reigne, neat, 14s. ib. l6l2.
623. De Beau Chesne's Booke containing divers sortes of hands, as
well the English as French Secretaire, with the Italian,
' Roman Chancelry, and Court Hands — Davies's (of Here-
ford) Writing Schoole-Master or the Anatomy of Faire
Writing — Seamei's Arts Master-piece or the Pen's Glory
— The Art of Faire Writing, bound together in russia,
£2.2s. i*.l641,&c.
History, Biography, Antiquities, $ Miscellanies. English, — 4fo. 49
624. Day's (Angel) Englishe Secretaire ; or mcthode of Writing of
Epistles and Letters, dirty title— 23lacft %ttttt — neat, 9s.
Lond. l6l4.
625. Drewreys (II.) Vindication of the separate Brethren of the
Spirit, against a Libell called the Resolution of the Round-
Heads, half -bound, morocco bach, Js. 6d. ib. 1641.
626. Discoucrie of the most Secret and Subtile Practices of the
Jesuites, morocco, £\. Is. ib. l6l0.
This Copy has in several places Ireland's forgery of Shakspeare's writing.
627. Demosthenes' Orations, translated by the Rev. Philip Francis,
2 vols, neat, £i.\s. ib. 1757.
628. Edwards's (Bryan) History of the British Colonies in the West
Indies, plates, 2 vols, neat, £3. 3s. ib. 1 794.
629. - ■ Historical Survey of the French Colony in
the Island of St. Domingo, map, half-bound, 12s. • • ib. 1797.
630. Epictetus's Works, by Eliz. Carter, neat, £ 1. 1*. . . . . ib. 1758.
631. Ende of Nero and beginning of Galba. Fower Bookes of the
Histories of Cornelius Tacitus. The Life of Agricola, by
Henry Savile, half-bound, £\. 10s.
Printed at Oxford by Joseph Barnes, 1581.
632. Earlom (Richard) and Charles Turner's Portraits of Characters
Illustrious in British History, from the beginning of the Rei<m
of Henry the Eighth to the end of the Reign of James the
Second, en grated in mezzotint 0, boards, £6. 6s. Lond. 1813.
633. i russia, gilt leaves,
£7. 7s. ib, 1813.
634. Examiner, a Sunday Newspaper, edited by Leigh Hunt, from
its commencement in January 1808, to December 1815
inclusive, being 8 vols, boards, £\ I. lit. ib. 1S08-15.
635. Another Set, 8 vols, half-bound, ^11. 11*. ^.1808-15.
636. Elmore's (H. M.) British Mariner's Directory and Guide to
the Trade and Na^gation of the Indian and China Sea
half-bound, £l. Is. n, t 1S02.
637. Enfield's (William) History of Philosophy, 2 vols. £2. 2s.
ib. 179L
G
50 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
638. Estate of English Fugitives under the King of Spaine and his
Ministers, neat, 1 Ss. Lond. 1595.
630. Essex, (Earle of) a Declaration of the Practises and Treasons
committed by him and his Complices against her Majestie
and her Kingdoms, 12s. >ib. 1601.
640. England's Royall Fishing Revived, or a computation as well
of the charge of a Busse or Herring Fishing Ship as also of
the gaine and profit thereby. — Royal Fishing Revived
wherein is demonstrated from what causes the Dutch have
engrossed the Fishing Trade, 12s. ib. 1630-31.
641. Essay concerning Obedience to Supreme Powers, half -bound)
3s. ib. 16^4.
642. Eccentric Magazine, or Lives and Portraits of Remarkable
Persons, large paper, 2 vols, boards, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1814.
643. Ecton's (John) Thesaurus Rerum Ecclesiasticum, being an
Account of the valuation of all the Ecclesiastical Benefices,
14s. ib. 1763.
644. Forbes's (Sir William) Account of the Life and Writings of
Dr. James Beattie, portrait, 2 vols, calf, £2. 12s. 6d.
Editn 1806.
645. Forster's (George) Journey from Bengal to England through
the Northern Part of India, Persia, and Russia by the
Caspian Sea, 2 vols, in 1, neat in calf, £2, 12s. 6d,
Lond. 1806.
646. Frezier's Voyage to the South Sea and along the Coasts of
Chili and Peru, in the Years 1712, 1713, and 1714, plates,
12s. •••••& 1717.
647. Fox's (Charles James) History of the early part of the Reign of
James the Secoud, head, elegant in calf, 1 5s. ib. 1808.
648. Another Copy, large paper, boards, £1. 5s. • • • • ib. 1808.
6*4,0, small paper, illustrated with 57 fine por-
traits, russia, gilt leaves, £8. 8s. 26. 1 808.
650. Francklin's (W.) History of the Reign of Shah-Aulum, the
Emperor of Hindostaun, plates, neat, £1. Is. .... ib. 179&
651. Folkes's (Martin) Tables of English Gold and Silver Coins,
neat, £l.4s. : • • ib. 1736-45.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies, English, — 4>to. 51
652. Forrest's (Captain Thomas) Voyage from Calcutta to the
Mergui Archipelago, plates, large paper, calf, £2. 10s.
Lond. 1792.
653. — Voyage to New guinea and the
Moluccas from Balambangan, portrait and plates, boards,
£l.ls. ib. 1780.
654. Another Copy, neat in calf, £l, 6s ib. 1780.
655. Fortis's (Alberto) Travels into Dalmatia, with 20 plates, boards,
10s, 6d. ib. 1778.
656. Fenn's (Sir John) Original Letters, written during the Reigns of
Henry the Sixth, Edward the Fourth, and Richard the Third,
•with portraits, autographs, Sf-c. 2 vols, boards, £l. lis. Gd.
ib. 1787.
657. Another Copy, complete, 4 vols, boards, £5. 5s. • • ib. 1787-9.
658. Fielding's (Henry) Works, portrait, A, vols. russia y £C>.
ib. 1762.
659> Froissart's Chronicles of England, Franc,?, and the adjoining
Countries, with his Life by Johnes, 5 vols, boards, .£25.
Hafod Press, 1803.
660. Ferguson's (Adam) History of the Progress and Termination"
of the Roman Republic, 3 vols, neat in calf, £4>. 4s.
Lond. 1783.
661. Francis's (Philip) Original Minutes of the Governor General
and Council of Fort William on the Revenues of Bengal,
calf extra, 1 Ss. ib, 1782.
662. Free.Holder's Plea against Stock-Jobbing Elections of Parlia-
ment Men, As. ib. 1701.
663. Fannant's (Thomas) Historicall Narration of the Manner and
Forme of that Memorable Parliament, which wrought
Wonders in 13. 5, half -bound, russia, 7s. ib. 1641.
664. Grose's (Francis) History and Antiquities of England and Wales,
with the Supplement, 6 vols. — Antiquities of Scotland, 2 vols.
— Antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols. — History of the English
Army and Armour, 2 vols, with the collection of Plans to the
England and Wales, and Darell's History of Dover-Castle,
52 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
in all 14 vols, very fine impressions of the numerous plater,
the largest paper, calf,£60. Lond. 1773, &c
665. Grose's (Francis) History and Antiquities of England and Wales,
plates, 4 vols, largest paper, neat, £9. 9s. ib. 1773, &c.
666. Scotland, largest
paper, very fine impressions, 2 vols, neat in calf, «£7«
ib. 1789-
667. Military Antiquities, respecting a History of the Eng-
lish Army, plates, 2 vols, russia, extra, £5. 5s." • *ib. 1801.
66S. Gough's (Richard) Anecdotes of British Topography, neat,
£l.ls. 26.1768.
669. British Topography, or an Historical account of
what has been done for illustrating the Topographical An-
tiquities of Great Britain and Ireland, maps, 2 vols, russia,
marbled leaves, £5. 15s. 6d. ib. 1780.
670. ■ 2 vols, very neat, £4. 10s.
ib. 1780.
671. Another Copy, illustrated with various Topographical Views,
&c. 2 vols, russia, £l . 7s. ib. 1780.
672. Grammont's (Count de) Memoirs, with many portraits, and
others in addition, russia, gilt leaves, £7. 7s. • • . . ib. 1793.
673. Gibbon's (Edward)IIistory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire, 6 vols, very neat, £\0. 10s. ib. 1776-88.
674. Ditto, with his Miscellaneous Works, 9 vols, neat, £16.
ib. 1782, &c.
675. Miscellaneous Works, 3 vols, neat in calf, £5.
ib. 1796, &c.
676. Gentoo Laws (a Code of) or Ordinations of the Pundits, from a
Persian Translation, neat, 12s. ib. 1776.
677. Grant's (Charles, Viscount de Vaux) History of Mauritius, or
the Isle of France, and the neighbouring Islands, plates,
boards, £l.\s. ib. 1801.
678. Grieves's (James) History of Kamtschatka and the Kurilski
Islands, plates, very neat, £l. 8s. Gloucester, 1764.
679. Gallery of Fashion : comprising a collection of whole length
Figures of Ladies with Fashionable Dresses, published
History, Biography, Antiquities, 8y Miscellanies. English. — 4£o. 53
Monthly in the year 1794, 1795, and part of 1796, half-
bound, russia, £l. Is. Lond. 179^-5.
680. Gisborne's (Thomas) Enquiry into the Duties of Men, neat,
18*. - ib.179*-
681. Gilbert's (Thomas) Voyage from New South Wales to Canton,
plates, very neat, l6s. ib. 1789.
682. Granger's (Rev. J.) Biographical History of England, from
Egbert the Great to the Revolution, 5 vols, half-bound, mo-
rocco backs and corners, £3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1769-84.
683. Garrard's Lunar Tablets, neat, 5s. ib.n. d.
684. Gibson's (Kennett) Comment upon part of the fifth Journey
of Antoninus through Britain, sewed, 15s. ib. 1800.
685. ■ (Matthew) View of the Ancient and present State of
the Churches of Door, Home-Lacy, and Hempstead, fron-
tispiece, neat, 15s. ib. 1727.
686. Gentleman's Journal for the War: being an Historical account
of several strong Cities, Towns, and Ports of Europe, with
plans of Fortifications, &c. 8.? '• ib. 1693.
687. Golden Fleece; treating of the Errours of Religion, the Vices
and Decayes of the Kingdome, and lastly the wayes to get
Wealth, &c. 10*. 6d. .'ib. 1626.
688. Greatarick (Valentine) (Miraculous Conformist: or an account
of severall Marvellous Cures performed by the stroaking of
the Hands of Val.) with the very rare portrait, and also a
re-engraved copy, russia, gilt leaves, £5. 10s. • *Oxon. 1666.
689. Ghost of Sir John Presbyter; wherein he desircth that the rest
of the faction may desist and prosecute no farther that Monster
of Presbytery, half-bound, morocco back, 6s. • • • 'Lond. l647.
690. Green's (Valentine) History and Antiquities of Worcester, fine
plates, 2 vols, boards, £\.15s. • Lond. 1796.
691. Gladwin's (Francis) History of Hindostan, vol. 1, neat
£l. 1 Is. 6d. Calcutta, 1788.
692. Gesner's (Solomon) New Idylles, &c. translated by Hooper,
plates, very neat, l6s. Lond. 1776.
693. Gueuara's (Sir Antonie of) Familiar Epistles, translated by
Edward Hellowes— 2?(acft Setter — 12*. '*• ib. 1584.
54 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
694. Grimestone's (Edward) History of the Serrail and of the Court
of the. Grand Seigneur, Emperor of the Turkcs, very neat,
1 5s. Lond. printed by William Stansby.
695. Hutchinson's (William) History and Antiquities of the County
Palatine of Durham, 3 vols, half-bound, vellum, uncut,
£8.Ss. Newcastle, 1785.
696. - of Cumberland, 2 vols, fine
paper, russia, £7. 7 s. Carlisle, 1794.
697> Hakluyt's (Richard) Historie of the West Indies, containing the
Actes and Adventures of the Spaniards which haue con-
quered and Peopled those Countries, translated by M. Lok,
half-bound, russia, £2. 2s.
London, printed for Andrew Hebb, n. d.
69S. Historia de Donne Famose. Or the Romaine Jubilee which
happened in the year. 855. Disputed lately that there was a
Woman Pope named Jone the Eighth against all the Je-
suits, by a Germaine, &c. calf extra, £l.ls. ib. 1599.
699. Heylin's (Peter) Little Description of the Great World, 9s.
ib. 1627.
700. ■ History of St. George of Cappadocia,yro»-
tispiece, neat, 9s. 6d. ib. 16*33.
701. Huartes' (John) Examination of Men's Wits, 10s.* • • • ib. 1594.
702. Harvey's (John) Discoursive Probleme concerning Prophecies,
far they are to be valued, or credited according to the
surest Rules and Directions in Diuinitie, Philosophic, As-
trologie, and other learning, fine copy — SBIacft %ttttt —
o£4.4*. ib. 1588.
703. Hogarth, Tothall, &c. : — An Account of what seemed most
remarkable in the Five Days Peregrination of the Five fol-
lowing Persons, viz. Tothall, Scott, Hogarth, Thornhill, and
Forrest, from May 27th to the 31st, 1732, with eight en-
gravings designed by Hogarth, and three original drawings,
russia, £3. 10s. ib. 1782.
704. Hogarth's Works Moralized, by Trusler, plates, neat, £6. 1 6s. 6d.
ib. 1768.
705. Hay ward's (Sir John) Works, viz. Lives of the 3 Norman
Kings, William I. II. and Hen. I. Lond. 10*13. — Life of
Henry IV. Lond. 1599.— Life of Edward VI. Lond. 1&30.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sf Miscellanies. English.^-4>to. 55
— Answer to Oilman's Tonference, Lond. 1603. — in one
volume, neat* £3. 10s.
In this volume are well executed portraits of Hay ward and of Edward VI.
the former l>y W. Pass and the latter by R. Vaughan.
706. Hay ward's 'Sir J.) Answer to the first part of a certaine Con-
ference, concerning succession, published under the name of
R. Dolman, neat in calf, 10s. 6 d. Lond. l6'03.
707. First Part of the Life and Raigne of Kinu I fenry
the Fourth, half 'bound, 10s. 6d. ib. 1599-
708. Another Copy, sewed, 7s. 6d. ib. 1599«
709. Harvey's (Gabriel) New Letter of Notable Contents, with a
straunge Sonnet, entitled Gorgon, £3. 3s. ib. 1593.
710. His Majestie's (King James I.) Speach in the last Session of
Parliament, half -bound, 3s. ib. 1605.
711. Howard's (John) State of the Prisons in England and Wales,
with an account of some Foreign Prisons, plates, neat,
£\.\s. Warrington, 1777-
712. __ Ditto, with an Account of the Principal
Lazarettos in Europe, and various Papers relative to the
Plague, plates, 2 vols, very neat, £2. 2s. • • • • Lond. 1791-2.
713. ■ Another Set, plates, 2 vols, very neat,
£2. 5s. ib. 17.91-2.
714. Hamilton's (Charles) Hedaya, or Guide; a Commentary on
the Musselman Laws, translated by order of the Governor
General and Council of Bengal, 4 vols, neat, £l0.» »ib. 1791.
Only very few Copies were printed, and those not for sale.
715. Hawkins's (Sir J.) General History of the Science and Practice
of Music, plates, 5 vols. neat,£ 7.7s. ib. 177 6.
716. Halfpenny's (Joseph) Fragmenta Vetusta, or the remains of
Ancient Buildings in York, boards, £2. 2s ib. 1807.
717. Hawkeworth's (John) Account of Voyages for making dis-
coveries in the Southern Hemisphere, including Captain Cook's
first Voyage, plates, 3 vols, neat, £6. 6s. ib. 1773.
718. History of the Town and Parishes of Gravesend and Milton,
by Pocock, plates, boards, 10s. 6d. Gravesend, 1797.
719' History of the Great Emperour Tamerlan, Drawn from the
auncient Monuments of the Arabians, by Mes. Jean du Bee.
56 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Translated by II. M. Lond. 1597.— History of the Wars
between the Turks and Russians, from the Italian of Minadoi,
by Ab. Hartwell, Lond. 1595, in one vol. half-bound, neat,
£2. 2s.
720. Harrington's (Sir William) Oceana and other Works, with an
account of his Life by Toland, frontispiece, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
Lond. 177i.
721. Hubbard's (W.) Present State of New England, 5*.« -#. 1677.
722. Husband's Collection of Remonstrances, Declarations, &c.
frontispiece, neat, Qs. ib. l6*42.
723. Harleian Miscellany, or a collection of scarce, curious, and
entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as well in Manuscript
as in Print, found in the late Earl of Oxford's Library,
interspersed with Historical, Political, and Critical Notes,
8 xote. very neat, £\2. 125. ib. 1753.
724. Harris's (James) Works, with his Life, &c. by his Son the
present Lord Malmesbury, 2 vols, neat, £S. 3s. • • ib. 1801.
725. Harrison's Picturesque Views of the principal Seats of the
Nobility and Gentry in England and Wales, with a de-
scription of each Seat, neat, £6. 6s. ib. 1J87-
726. Another Copy, morocco, gilt leaves, £7. 7s. ib. 1787.
727- Heraldic Miscellanies, containing Lives of Sir W. Dugdale,
and G. King, Esq. by themselves, with a copy of the third
part of the Boke of St. Albans, boards, 12s. ib. n. d.
728. History of Framlingham in Suffolk, by Robert Hawes, and
enlarged by Robert Loder, plates, boards, 18s.
Woodbridge, 1798.
729. Hayley's (William) Essay on History, boards, 6s.
ib. 1780.
730. Hunter's (John) Historical Journal of the Transactions at
Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, &c. &c. plates, neat,
£l. lls.6d. ib. 1793.
731. Home's (Mr.) Select Views in Mysore, the Country of Tippoo
Sultan, finely engraved, with Historical Descriptions, neat in
calf, £4. il. 1 794.
732. Another Copy, elegant in morocco, gilt leavcs } £4. 14s. 6d.
ib. 1794.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 4>to. 57
733. Hodges's (William) Travels in India, plates, 18s.-Lond. 1793.
734. Harte's (Rev. Walter) History of the Life of Gustavus Adol-
phus, King of Sweden, with portrait, maps, fyc. 2 vols.
neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1759-
735. Hutcheson's (Francis) System of Moral Philosophy, 2 vols.
neat, 18s. ib. 1755.
736. Honour and Dignity of Trade, particularly as connected with
the City of London, illustrated with portraits, by Marshall,
Vertue, and others, red morocco, gilt leaves, £5. 5s.
ib. 1813.
737- Hogarth's (William) Analysis of Beauty, splendidly bound in
calf, 18*. ib. 1753.
738. Another Copy, with the original prints, £l. 15s. •• ib. 1753.
739. russia, £2. 2s. ib. 1753.
740. Hardwicke's Miscellaneous State Papers, from 1501 to 1726,
frontispiece, 2 vols, neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1778.
741. Another Set, 2 vols, half-bound, uncut, £2. Ss.**ib. 1778.
742. Hastings' (Warren) Narrative of the Insurrection which hap-
pened in the Zemeedary of Benaris, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
Calcutta, 1782.
743. Hatsell's Precedents of Proceedings in the House of Commons,
4 vols, neat, £2. 2s. Lond. 1785.
744. Ives's (Edward) Voyage from England to India, in the year
1754, plates, neat, £l. 6s. ib. 1773.
Y4,5. — — another copy,
very neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1777.
746. Illingworth's (Rev. Cayley) Topographical Account of the
Parish of Scampton in the County of Lincoln, boards,
£l. 5s. ib. 1810.
747. Jortin's (John) Life of Erasmus, portrait, neat, £l. 15*.
ib. 1758.
748. with the second volume,
portrait, 2 vols, neat, <£4. 4s. ib. 1758, Sfc.
H
58 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
749. Jones's (William of Nayland) Physiological Disquisitions, or
Discourses on the Natural Philosophy of the Elements, plates,
neat, £2. 2s. Lond. 1781.
750. (Sir W.) Institute of Hindoo Law, neat, £3. 13s. 6d.
Calcutta, 179*.
751. Jackson's (John) Chronological Antiquities, 3 vols, neat,
£l. 1Y#: 6d. Lond. 175%
752. Jeffery's French Coasting Pilot, 5s ib. if oil
753. Journal from Mount Sinai by the Prefetto of Egypt, in Com-
pany with the Missionaries de Propaganda Fide at Grand
Cairo, translated by the Bishop of Clogher, (Clayton) 10*. 6d.
ib. 1753.
754. Rennet's (White) Parochial Antiquities of Ambrosden, Bur-
cester, and other adjacent parts in the Counties of Oxford
and Bucks, plates, neat, £j. 7s. Oxon. 16*95.
755. Kennedy's (James) Description of the Antiquities and Cu-
riosities in Wilton House, with 25 engravings, neat, £l. Is.
Salisbury, 1779-
756. Kirk's (R.) Outlines from the Figures and Compositions
upon the Greek, Roman, and Etruscan Vases of the late
Sir William Hamilton, with engraved Borders, also several
Drawings. — Representations of a Greek Vase in the pos-
session of C. II. Tatham, bound together, russia, 'gilt leaves,
£5s. 5s. Lond. 1804-11.
757. Kilburne's (Rich.) Survey of Kent, portrait, l6s.*-it>. 1659.
758. Another Copy, portrait, rough calf, IBs. ib. l659-
759. Kippis's (Andrew) Life of Captain James Cook; portrait,
boards, £l. 5s. ib. 1788.
760. Keysler's (John George) Travels through Germany, Bohemia,
Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, and Lorrain, plates, 4 vols.
neat, £\. 10*. ib. 1756.
76'1. Lavater's Essays on Physiognomy, translated by Hunter, with
picked impressions of the plates, 5 vols, elegant in morocco t
gilt leaves, £ol. 10s. ib. 17&9>
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sp Miscellanies. English. — 4to. 59
762, Leland's (Thomas) History of Ireland from the Invasion of
Henry the Second, 3 vols, very neat, £4. 10s.
Loncl. 1773.
763, — — . . Life of Philip, King of Macedon, por-
trait and map, 2 vols, very neat, £l. 15s. ib. 1758.
764,. Lyttleton's (Lord) History of the Life of King Henry the
Second, 4 vols, very neat, £4>. 4>s. ib. 1767.
765. 1 4 vols, russia,
£i. 14>s.6d. ib. 1767.
766, Miscellaneous Works, portrait, half -bo und,
18*. lb. 1775.
767. Life of Edward Lord Herbert, of Cherbury, written by
Himself, frontispiece, russia, £3. 10s.
Strawberry Hill, 1764.
768. Ledwich's (Edward) Antiquities of Ireland, plates, half-
bound, russia back, uncut, £3 .3s. Dublin, 1 790.
769. Ludlow's (Edmund) Memoirs with a collection of original
Papers, and the case of King Charles the First, portrait,
russia, extra, £3. 3s. Lond. 177 1.
770. Locke's (John) Works, 4 vols, portrait, very neat, £7. 17s. 6d.
ib. 1768.
771. Lysias and Isocrates' Oraiions, by John Gillies, portraits,
neat, £1. 16s. ib. 1778.
772. Lairesse's Art of Painting, plates, half-bound, £2. 2s.
ib. 1778.
773. Lewis's (William) Commercium Philosophico-Technicum, or
the Philosophical Commerce of Arts, plates, very neat,
£l. 16s. ib. 1763.
774. Lambard's Perambulation of Kent, map — 2$lacft Setter —
calf extra, gilt leaves, £2. 2s. ib. 1576.
*775. ' BEST EDITION, with
both the maps, — SMacft %ttttt—neat, £2.6s.-*ib. 1596.
7760 Lhoyd's (II.) llistorie of Cambria, now called Wales, by Powel,
— SBtaCfc Hettet— £7. 7s. Imprinted at
London, by Rdfe Newberie and Henrie Denham, 1584.
60 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
777 • Lhoyd's (II.) Historie of Cambria, now called Wales, by Powel,
russia, gilt leaves, — SBlaCfc %ttttt — £S. 8s. "Lond. 1584.
7/8. Another Copy, imperfect, £l. 4s. ib. 1584.
779- Latham's Falconry : or the Faulcon's Lure and Cure, both
parts, cuts, neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1633.
780. Leigh's (Gerard) Accedence of Armorie, 15s. • ••• ib. 1591.
781. 9s. ib. 1597-
782. neat, l8s.>-ib. 1597-
783. Lloid's (Lodowicke) Pilgrimage of Princes, both parts com-
plete~2Blatk%ttttt—neat, £l. 10s.
Lond. by William Jones at the West-Door of Pawles. n. d.
784. » __- , — — first part, 18*.
Lond, 1607.
785. 1 — ■ — second part, 18s.
ib. 1653.
786. Lisle's (William) Ancient Monuments in the Saxon tongue,
written seven hundred yeares agoe, with the Testimony of
Antiquitie, &c. &c. neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1638.
787. Lichefield's (Nicholas) History of the Discouerie and Con-
quest of the East Indies by the Portingales, in their daun-
gerous Nauigations, in the time of King Don John, the
Second of that Name — &Iacft %ttttt — morocco, gilt leaves,
£3. 3s. Imprynted at London, by T. East, 1582.
788. Law's Resolutions of Women's Rights : or the Lawes Pro-
visions for Woemen, 4*. ib. 1632.
789. Lanquet Cooper and Cowley's Epitome of Chronicles,—*
S&lacft SUttet: — russia, gilt leaves, £2. 10*.. • • *ib. 1559.
790. Martin (Thomas) and John Lettice's Antiquities of Hercu-
laneum, comprised in 50 engravings with appropriate de~
scriptions, half-bound, £3. 3s. • • • ib. 1773.
791. Macartney's (Lord) Embassy to the Emperor of China, by
Staunton, large paper, 2 vols, calf extra, and a folio
volume of plates, half bound, £8. 8s. ib. 1797.
792. Another Copy, 2 vols, russia, and the folio plates, half-
bound, £8. 18s. 6d, • . . * , . ib. 1791.
History , Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Mo. 6l
793. Middleton's (Conyers) History of the Life of Marcus
Tullius Cicero, 2 vols, neat, £l. 11 s. 6d. Lond. 1741.
7-94. Miscellaneous Works, portrait, 4>
vols. £2. 2s. & 1752.
795. _ . 4 vols, neat,
£3. 3s. ih. 1J52.
796. Miller's (Edward) History and Antiquities of Doncaster,
plates, large parpe, h. b. morocco, uncut, £\. 10s.
Doncaster, 1805.
797. Murphy's (James) Travels in Portugal, plates, boards, £ I. Is.
Lond. l79o.
798. Another Copy, neat in calf, £l.8s. ih. 1795.
70)0). — General View of the State of Portugal,
plates, boards^ 15s. ib. 1798.
800. Another Copy, neat in calf, £l. Is. ib. 1798.
801. Milner (John) on altering Cathedrals, 3s. ib. 1798.
802. Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, in the
Ship Duff, by Captain Wiison, plates, very neat, 18*.
ib. 1799-
803. More's (SirTho.) Utopia, translated by R.Robinson, with
Notes, &c. by T. F. Dibdin, large paper, boards,
£l. 10s. ib. 1808.
804. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves* £l. 18s.»-ib. 1808.
805. Moore's (Charles) full enquiry into the subject of Suicide,
2 vols, in 1, neat, £l. 4s. ib. 1790.
806. Meyrick's (Samuel Rush) History and Antiquities of Car-
digan, plates, russia, £2. 10s. ib. 1808.
807. Marvell's (Andrew) Works, with his Life by Thompson, 3
vols, neat in calf, £% 12s. 6d. ib. 1776.
808. Mascou's (John Jacob) History of the Ancient Germans, by
Lediard, 2 vols, neat, £\. l6s. • • -ib. 1737.
809. Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, written by Himself, 18s.
ib. 180o\
810. Mante's (Thomas) History of the late War in North America,
many plates, very neat in calf, £\.\\s.6d. ib. 1772.
62 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
811. Malcolm's (J. P.) Historical Sketch of the. Art of Cari-
caturing, plates, boards, £l. 13s. Lond. 1813.
812. Morgan's (J.) Phoenix Britannicus, being a miscellaneous
Collection of scarce Tracts, neat, £l. 10s. ib. 1732*
813. Markham's (Gervase) Soudier's Accedence ; or an Intro-
duction into Military Discipline, 7s. 6d. ib. 1625.
814. Moonshine, or the Restauration of Jews-Trumps and Bag-
pipes, half-bound , 10s. 6d. ib. l6j2.
815. Mulcaster's (Richard) Positions wherein those Primitive Cir-
cumstances be examined, which are necessarie for ihe
training up of Children, either for skill in their Booke, or
health in their Bodie, half-bound, £2. 12s. 6d.»*ib. 1581.
816*. Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean in the Ship
Duff, plates, very neat, 1 Ss. ib. 1 jgg.
817. Meares's (John) Voyages made in the years 1788 and 17SO.
from China to the North-West Coast of America, with plates,
boards, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1790.
818. Another Copy, in russia, £l. l6s. ib. 1790.
819. Macaulay's (Catherine) History of England from the Ac-
cession of James the First, to that of the Brunswick Line,
9 vols, neat, £6. 6s. ib. 1763.
820. Milner's (Rev. John) History, Civil and Ecclesiastical, and
Survey of the Antiquities of Winchester, plates, 2 vols.
neat, £3. 10s. Winchester, n. d.
821. Manzini his most exquisite Academicall Discourses, by
M. de Scudery, 6s. Land. 1655.
822. Mirrour (The) of Policie. x\ worke no lesse profitable than
necessarie, for all Magistrates and Governours of Estates and
Commonweales, with wood-cuts, l6s. ib. 1599.
823. May's (John) Declaration of the Estate of Clothing now
used within this Realme of England, damaged, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1613.
824. More's (Sir Thomas) Utopia, translated by Ralphe Ro-
binson, 6s. • • • • • • ib. 1 624.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sp Miscellanies, English, — 4>to. 65
825. MSS. on Various Subjects, written in the year 1721, and pre-
ceding 100 years, including one on the Brunswick Family,
£5. 5s.
A former possessor thus remarks,— '*, The MS. on the other side of this
book, relating to the royal family of Brunswick is very curious, and
for the honour of their ancestors it is to be hoped not true. I do
not think that either it or the first part it alludes to ever were pub-
lished, or if so they must have beeu in a very confined circulation,
among the Jacobites. — Wraxall gives some particulars of the fate of
George I.'s wife but not so particularly horrible as this."
826. Nichols's (John) Progresses and Public Processions of Queen
Elizabeth ; among which are interspersed other Solemnities,
Public Expenditures, and remarkable Events during the
Reign of that Illustrious Princess, zvitk plates, 2 vols, neat,
£18. f'3.1788.
827. Another Copy, 3 vols, complete, £40. ib. 1788-1805.
Nearly the whole of the impression of vol. 3, of the above Work, having
been destroyed by fire, complete sets are of very rare occurrence.
828. — i Miscellaneous Antiquities, No. 2, Part 3,
containing Reliquiae Galeanae, plates, £l. 15s. ••••ib. 1792.
829. ___ No. 5, being the
History of the Collegiate Church of St. Catherine's, plates,
boards, Us. 6d. ib. 1782.
830. ■ Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garde-
robse, Anno regni regis Edwardi Primi Vicesimo Octavo,
boards, £l . Is. ib. 1787.
$31. ■ — — Biographical and Literary Anecdotes of
William Bowyer, Printer, F.S.A. and of many of his learned
Friends, portrait, boards, £l . 1 1 s. 6d. ib. 1 782.
832. Another Copy, very neat in calf, £l. 15s. ib. 1782.
833. Collection of all the Wills now known to be
extant of the Kings and Queens of England, and every
Branch of the Blood Royal, russia, £l. 4>s. ib. 1780.
834. Another Copy, neat, £1.1*. ib. 1780.
835. Newcome's (Rev. Peter) History of St. Alban's, 2 vols, in 1,
plates, neat, £1. 6s. ib. 1793.
836. Newton's (Sir Isaac) Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms amended,
neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1728.
64 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
837. North's (Roger) Life of the Right Honourable Francis North,
Lord Keeper of the Great Seal under King diaries the
Second, and King James the Second, portrait, 2 vols, neat,
£3. 10s. Lond. 1742.
838. Noble's (Rev. Mark) History of the College of Arms, portraits,
boards, £l.ls ib. 1804.
839. New System of Mercantile Calculation, by the use of Universal
Arbiter Numbers, half-bound, russia, 1 5s. ib. 1795.
840. Another Copy, boards, 9s. • ib. 1795.
841. Norden's (John) Speculum Britanniae, the first parte an His-
toricall and Chorographicall description of Middlesex, maps,
neat, £1. Is. • n.d.
842. ■ Mirror of Honor, neat, 14s. ib. 1 597.
843. Surveior's Dialogue, "eery neat in brown calf,
16s. < ib. l6lS.
844. Nedham's (Marchamont) Case of the Commonwealth of
England, stated in two Parts, 9s. ib. 1650.
845. Nicols's (Thomas) Lapidary, or the History of Pretious Stones,
6s. Camb. 1652.
846. Narrative of the most terrible and dreadful Tempest, Hurri-
cane, or Earthquake in Holland, the 22nd of July last,
half-bound, 7s. n. d.
847. Nest of Perfidious Vipers, or the second part of the Par-
liament Kalendar of Black Saints, half-bound, 6s.
Lond. 1644.
848. Newes Out of Spaine of infinite concernment to England,
half-bound, 6s. ib. 16*44.
849. Newes from the Great Turke. A blasphemous Manifestation
of the Grand Seignior of Constantinople against the Chris-
tians, &c. half -bound, 7s. 6d. • ♦ ib. 1645.
850. Noli me Tangere : or a Thing to be Thought on, wood cut
on title, 5s. ib. 1642.
851. Newes from Parnassus. The Politicall Touchstone, taken
from Mount Parnassus, 6s. at Helicon, 1622.
852. Another Copy, tery neat in calf, 12s. ib. 1622.
History, Biography, Antiquities, 8r Miscellanies. English. — 4>to. 6S
853. Ormondes (Marquesse of) Declaration proclaiming Charles the
Second, King of England, &c. sewed, 5s. Land. 1649.
854. - . true relation of divers defeats given
against the Rebels of Ireland, by the, part of the plate
•wanting, 5s. ih. lrj42.
855. Oddys (J. Jepson) on European Commerce, shewing new and
secure Channels of Trade with the Continent of Europe, &c.
half-bound, £2. 2s. ih. 1805.
856. Another Copy, russia, £2. 5s. ib. 1805.
857. Orme's (Robert) History of Military Transactions in Indostan,
3 vols, boards, £3. 3s. ib. 1803.
85S. Ornaments of Churches considered, with a particular view to
the Church of St. Margaret's Westminster, 10s.6d.
Oxon, 1761.
859. Pennant's (Thomas) Works on Topography and Natural
History, vie. Genera of. Birds and Systematic Catalogue,
in 1 vol. — Tours in Scotland, 3 vols, — British Zoology,
4 vols. — Tours in Wales, 2 vols. — History of Quadrupeds,
2 vol6. — Journey from Chester to London, 1 vol. — Arctic
Zoology, 2 vols. — Supplement to ditto, with Indian Zoology,
and the Author's Life, in 1 vol. — Account of London,
1 vol. — History of Whitefurd and Holywell, 1 vol. —
View of Hindoostan, 4 vols. — Tour from Downing to
Alston Moor, and thence to Brimham Crags, 2 vols, in J,
— Journey from London to the Isle of Wight, 2 vols, in 1.
being in all 24 vols, with numerous plates, neat in calf,
£50;."" « ib. 1774, &c.
StjO. Tour in Wales, plates, 2 vols, half-bound,
russia, £5. 5s. * * » • • • ih. 1/84.
85l # ; vol. 1, boards, £l.4*s.
ib. 1778.
862. — — 1 Journey from Chester to London, plates,
neat, £5. 5s-. ' ib. 1782.
863. . plates,
boards, £6. 6s. *&- 1782 #
864. _ London to the Isle of Wight,
plates, 2 rols. hards, £2. 12s. 6d. .#•♦••• • ..•••• ib. 1801.
I
66 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
865. Pennant's (Thomas) Tour from Downing to Alston Moor
plates, boards, £l.ls. Lond. 1801.
866. Alston Moor to Harrowgate
and Brimham Crags, plates, boards, .£l. Is. •••••• ib. 1804.
867. Journey to Snowdon,p/a?es,&otfrr/s,c£2. 2s.
ib. 1781.
868. 1 very fine copy in mo-
rocco, £2. 12s. 6d •'•«&• 1781.
869. Literary Life, written by Himself, plates,
neat, 15s. * 1793.
870. History of the Parishes of Whiteford and
Holywell, plates, half-bound, russia back, IBs ib. 179&-
871. boards,
16s ib.l 796.
872. ■ very
neat, 18s. & 1796.
873. Outlines of the Globe, or View of Hin-
doostan, plates, 4 vols, boards, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1798.
874. 1 very neat in calf,
4 vols. o£4. ». 1 798.
875. Account of London, plates, neat in calf,
£l.Ss. H ■ 1 79 1 •
876. • Tour in Scotland, and Voyage to the
Hebrides, plates, 3 vols, neat in calf, £6. 6s. ib. 1790.
877. History of Quadrupeds, plates, 2 vols.
boards, £l. 15s. ib. 1793.
878. ■ neat in calf,
2 vols. £2. 2s. •••»'. 1 793.
879. British Zoology, plates, 4 vols, boards,
£14. 14s. Warrington, 1776.
880. Indian Zoology, plates, half-bound, russia,
£\.ls. • Lond. 1790.
881. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London,
from the first establishment to the year 1801 inclusive
(the abridgement to the year 1750, and from thence at
large) with Mary's General Index, being 57 vols, uniformly
hound in russia, £45. • • • • • • •«•••• • • • ib. 1749-1802.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Ato. 67
882. Palmer's (Charles) Collection of Select Aphorisms and Maxims,
neat, 1 5s. Lond. 1748,
883. Peck's (Francis) Desiderata Curiosa, or a collection of divers
scarce and curious Pieces, relative chiefly to matters in
English History, portrait, 2 vols, in 1, russia, £3. 3s.
ib. 1779.
$81. ~ 2 vols, in calf, £2. 18$.
ib. 1779.
885. Pegge's (Samuel) Series of Dissertations on some elegant and
very valuable Anglo-Saxon Remains, with the plate, 7s. 6d.
ib.\756.
886. Translation of Fitz-Stephens's Description of
London, half-bound, 12s. ••• • • • ib. 1772.
887- Assemblage of Coins fabricated by the Arch-
bishops of Canterbury, boards, 1 5s. ib. 1772.
888. Dissertation upon Oriuna said to be Empress
of England, 1751. — Pegge's Dissertation on Anglo- Saxon
Remains, 1756, in one vol. half-bound, moroceo, £l. lls.6d.
889. ' Life of Roger de Weseham, Dean of Lincoln,
&c. half-bound, 10s. 6d. ib. 1761.
890. ■■ Dissertation upon Oriuna said to be Empress
of England, sewed, 7s. 6d. * • • • ib. 1751.
891. Pettingal's (John) Dissertation upon the Tascia or Legend on
the British Coins of Cunibelin and others, plates, boards,
15s. ib. 1763.
892. ■ Dissertation on the original of the George and
of the Garter, plates, half-bound, £l. \s. Lond. n. d.
893. Perouse's Voyage round the World, performed in the years
1785-6-7 and 8, plates, 3 vols, elegant in calf, £5. 5s.
ib. 1799.
894. — 2 vols, russia,
and the. plates in folio, half-bound, £b. 5s. ib. 1 799*
&95. Plowden's (Francis) Historical Review of the State of Ireland,
from the Invasion under Henry the Second, to the Union
with Great Britain, portrait , 3 vols, russia, £4, 14>s. 6d.
ib. 1803.
68 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
896*. Plowden's (T.) Enquiry into the original nature and extent of
Ecclesiastical and Civil Authority, with reference to the
British Constitution, russia, £l. 5s. • • • • • Lond.1795*
897. Polybius's General History, translated by Hampton, 2 vols.
russia, £3. 3s ib. 1756-72.
898. ' vol. 1.
neat, £l. It, ib. 1756.
899. Paley's (William) Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy,
neat, Ids. ib. 1786.
900. Polyaenus's Stratagems of War ; translated by Shepherd, hoards,
12s.6d. • ••••». 1796.
901. Phillip's (Bartholomew) Treatise of Counsels and Counsellors
of Princes; Englished by J. T.— SBtacft Eettet— half-bound,
£l.ls. ib. 1589.
902. Pemberton's (Henry) View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy,
plates, neat. 10s. • • • • ib. 1728.
903. Phillips's (J.) General History of Inland Navigation, map, half-
bound. 15s. • ib. 1793.
904. Parkyns's (Thomas) Inn Play, or the Cornish Hugg Wrestler,
cuts, half-bound, 15s. • ib. 1727.
905. 15*. *'£. 1714.
90fj. Another Copy, large paper, fine copy in old morocco,
£2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1727.
907. Peacham's (Henry) Complete Gentleman, with the Gentleman's
Exercise, in drawing ail manner of Beasts, as also making
all sorts of Colours to be used in Limning, Painting, Tricking,
&c. cuts, very neat in calf, £\ .5s. ib. 1634.
905. Another Copy, half-bound, 17s. ib. l66l.
909. Worth of a Penny, or a caution to keep Money,
half bound, 12s. • ib. 1095.
910. Phisicke against Fortune, as well prosperous, as aduerse ; con-
teyned in two Boukes, whereby Men are instructed, with
like indifferencie to remedie theyr Affections, as well in
tymc of the bryght shyning Sunne of Prosperitie, as also of
the foule lowrying Stormes of Aduersitie, written in Latine
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sr Miscellanies. English.— Mo. 69
by Francis Petrarch, and now first Englished by Thomas
Twyne,—%\gLtl\ %ttttt— £5. 5s.
London, printed by Richard Wathjns, An. Bom. 1579-
911. Purchas's (Samuel) Theatre, of Politicall Flying Insects, or
History of the Bee, 5s. ib. 1657*
912. Prynne's (William) Sovereign Power of Parliaments and King-
domes, 4 Parrs. — Rome's Master Piece or the Grand Con-
spiracy of the Pope and his Jesuited Instruments to extirpate
the Protestant Religion, &c. — The opening of the Great
Seal of England, containing certain Brieff iiistoricail and
Legall Observations touching the Original, Antiquity, Pro-
gress, &c. of the Great Seal of the Kings and Kingdoms
of England, &c — An humble remonstrance against the Tax
of Ship-Money. — The Doome of Cowardize and Treachery
or a Looking-G lass for Cowardly or Corrupt Governours and
Souldiers, who through Pusillanimity or Bribery, betray their
Trusts to the Publick Prejudice, a singular collection and very
clean throughout, very neat in calf, in one vol. £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1643.
913. Prynne's Histrio Mastix, the Players Scourge, or Actors
Tragedy, in two parts, wants title, l6s. ib. l6'33.
914. with the title,
£l.5s. ib. 1633.
" This is that famous infamous Book which cost the Author his Ears."
vide Biographical Dictionary.
915. — Healthes Sicknesse, or a discourse prouing the Drink-
ing and Pledging of Healthes to be sinful, and utterly un-
lawful, 12*. il.l628.
916. New Discovery of the Prelates Tyranny, with heads of
Laud, Burton, and Bastxvick, half-bound, russia, £\. 8s.
ib. 1641.
917« Briefe Memento to the present unparliamentary Junto,
half bound, 12s. ib. 1648.
918. Plea for the Lords and House of Peers; brown calf,
£l.ls. ib. 1658.
9l9« Plato's Io, a Dialogue concerning Poetry, 45 ib. 17 59.
70 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
920. Plato's Greater Hippias, a Dialogue concerning the Beautiful,
5s. 6d. Lond. 1759.
021. Banquet, a Dialogue concerning Love, in two Parts,
9*. • ib. 1761.
922. Meno, a Dialogue concerning Virtue, 6s. 6d. ib. n. d.
923. Lesser Hippias, a Dialogue concerning voluntary and
involuntary Error, 2s. 6d. ib. 1761.
924. Second Alcibiades, a Dialogue concerning Prayer, 5s.
ib. 1776.
925. — Philebus, a Dialogue concerning the Chief Good of
Man, the Second Part, 10s. 6d. ib. 1780.
926. Plato: — A Synopsis or General View of the Works of Plato,
3s. ib. 1769.
927. A Dissertation on the Doctrine of Heraclitus so far
as it is mentioned, or alluded to by Plato, 5s. • • • • ib. 1775.
928. Price's (Francis) Observations on the Cathedral Church of
Salisbury, plates, neat, £l. lls.6d. e'6.1753.
929. Park's (Mungo) Travels in the Interior of Africa, plates, half*
bound, £3. 3s. ib. 1799-
930. Porter's (Robert Ker) Travelling Sketches in Russia and
Sweden, coloured plates, 2 vols, boards, £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1809.
931. Parkinson's (Sydney) Journal of a Voyage to the South Seas,
plates, large paper, neat, £l. Is. ib. 1773.
932. Papers relative to the Agreement made by Government with
Mr. Palmer for the Reform and Improvement of the Posts,
4s. 6d. & 1797.
933. Pleasures of Princes, or Good Men's Recreations : contayning
a Discourse of the Generall Art of Fishing, &c. with the
Choyce, Ordring, and Dyeting of the Fighting Cock, &c.
half-bound, £l. Is. ib. 1635.
934. Phillip's (Arthur) Voyage to Botany Bay, neat in calf, £l. Is.
ib. 1789.
935. Another Copy, in boards, uncut, £l. Is. ib. 1789.
936. Pownall's (Governor) Antiquities of the Provincia Romana of
Gaul, boards, 7s. 6d. 1*. 1 788.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sp Miscellanies. English. — 4,to. 71
937. Playfair's (William) Strictures on the Asiatic Establishments
of Great Britain, ealf elegant, l6s. Lond. 1799-
938. Papers respecting the Trade between India and Europe, calf
elegant, £l. Is. & 1802.
939. Peter's (John) Relation of the Siege of Vienna, with plan, 6s.
ib. 1684.
940. Painting Illustrated in three Dialogues, with the Lives of the
most eminent Painters, 15*. ■ M- l6S5.
941. Primaudaye's (Peter de la) French Academic, ruled with red
lines, 9s. > ib. 1602.
942 Rennell's (James) Geographical System of Herodotus, ex-
amined and explained, maps, very neat, £5. 15s. 6d. ib. 1800.
943. — Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan, boards,
Iqs. 6d. ib. 1783.
944. 1 — * maps, boards, £2. 2*.
1788.
945. * best edition maps, neat,
£3.13s.6d. ib. 1793.
946. russia, with the large map
separate, £5. 5s. ib. 1792.
<e Rennell's Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan," says Dr. Robertson, " is
one of the most valuable Geographical Treatises that has appeared
in any Age or Country," Vide Preface to his Disquisition on Ancient
India.
94>7. Robertson's (William) Historical Disquisition concerning the
knowledge which the Ancients had of India, maps, elegant in
calf, £l. Is. ib. 1791.
948. Roscoe's (William) Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the Mag-
nificent, portrait, 2 vols, neat, £3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1797*
949. Rastall's (W. Dickinson) History and Antiquities of the Town
and Church of Southwell in the County of Nottingham,
plates, large paper, russia, joints, gilt leaves, £4>.4s.
ib. 1787.
950. '• plates,
small paper, neat, £2. 2s ••• ib. 1787,
951. Ruins of Rome and its Vicinity, (Select Views of the) executed
from Drawings made upon the Spot, in the year 1 791, with
72 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
descriptions in French and English, half-bound, russia,
£3. 3s. Lond. 1797-
952. Ruins of Rome and its Vicinity, (Select Views of the) executed
from Drawings made upon the Spot, in the year 1791? with
descriptions in French and English, coloured plates on
India Paper, russia, gilt leaves, £5. 5s. ib. 1797*
95S. Russell's (Patrick) Natural History of Aleppo, containing a
description of the City and the principal Natural Productions
in its Neighbourhood, ^/tftes, 2 vols, neat in calf, £3. 13s.6d.
ib. 1794.
954. Rowland's (Henry) Archaeological Discourse on the Antiquities
Natural and Historical, of the Isle of Anglesey, plates, 15s.
Dub. 1723.
955. Ditto, with the History of the Island of An-
glesea, plates, boards. £l. Is. ib. 1766*.
956. Reid's (Thomas) Essays on the Intellectual Power of Man,
neat, ISs. Ediru 1785.
957. Roberts's (Rev. Peter) Chronicle of the Kings of Britain,
Vol. I. (all 'published) neat in calf, £l?lls.6d. Lond. 1811.
958. Reliquiae Gethinianae, or Remains of the Lady Grace Gethin,
russia, 15s. ib. 1699.
959. Ryley's (Sir Heister) Visions with other Entertainments, 10*. 6d.
n. d.
960. Rauthwell's (Richard) Roman Antiquities of Overborough,
plates, 9s. • Lond. 1 746.
961. Robertson's Memoir of a Chart of the China Sea, calf extra,
1 5s. • • • • ib. 1791 •
962. Rereby's Miscellany of Ingenious Thoughts and Reflections,
very neat, 15s. ib. n. d.
963. Regulations and Instructions relating to His Majesty's Service
at Sea, neat, 3s. ib. 1772.
964. Richardson's (Jonathan) Works, containing the Theory of
Painting. — Essay on the Art of Criticism so far as it relates
to Painting, &c. portraits, calf extra, £l. 15s. "ib. 1792.
965. Richardson's (Robert) State of the Evidence in the Cause be-
tween the Duke of Hamilton and Archibald Douglas of
Douglas, very neat, 10&r 6d .#....... ib. 1779.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sp Miscellanies. English. — 4>to. 73
966. Rameau's Dancing Master : or the Art of Dancing explained,
translated by Essex, plates, elegant in calf, £l. 15s.
Lond. 1728.
967. Ross's (Alexander) Philosophical Touch-stone, or Obser-
vations upon Sir Kenelm Digbie's Discourses of the Nature
of Bodies, 6s. * if*. 1645.
968. Room for the Cobler of Gloucester and his Wife : with seve-
ral Cart-Loads of Abominable Irregulars pitiful Stinking
Priests : with a parallel between the Honour of a Lord
Bishop, and the Honour of a Cobler, half-bound, 1 5s.
ib. 1688.
969- Rarities of the World, translated from the Spanish into French,
and thence into English by Joshua Baildon, half-bound,
neat, IQs. 6d. ib. 1651.
970. Randolph's (Bernard) Present State of the Morea, and the
Islands in the Archipelago, maps, 7s. 6d. ib. I687-9.
97 \. Rutherford's (T.) System of Natural Philosophy, plates,
2 vols. 18*. Camb. 1/48.
972. Stukeley's (William) Medallic History of Marcus Aurelius
Valerius Carausius, Emperor in Great Britain, both books,
plates, neat, £2. 2s. ib. \7 57-59-
973. Part I. £l. 1*. ib. 1757.
974. ■ ; Account of Richard of Cirencester,
boards, 12s. ib. 1757-
975. Simon's (James) Essay towards an Historical Account of
Irish Coins and of the Currency of Foreign Monies in
Ireland, plates, dirty title, 18s. Dub. 1749.
976. (Thomas) Medals, Coins, Great Seals and other
Works, engraved and described by Vertue, russia, <£4. 4*.
Lond. 1753,
977. Another Copy, neat in calf, £2. \0s. ib. 1780.
978. Snelling's View of the Coins at this time current throughout
Europe, plates, neat, \&s. ib. 1766.
979. Smith's Antiquities of Westminster, with the sixty-two addi-
K
74 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
tional plates, and also the stone print, 2 parts, boards,
tfll.ru. Land. 1807;
A view of the inside of the Painted Chamber was engraved on stone, of
which only 300 impressions were taken in consequence of the stone
breaking. Copies having the stone print are now becoming extremely
scarce.
980. Stuart's (Gilbert) View of Society in Europe, boards,
stained, 7s. 6d. ib. 1782.
981. Swinburne's (Thomas) Travels through Spain, plates, very
neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1779-
982. — — in the two Sicilies, plates,
2 vols, boards, £2. 2.9. ib. 1783.
983. Stolberg's (Leopold Count) Travels through Germany, Swit-
zerland, Italy, and Sicily, plates, 2 vols, elegant in calf,
£2. 2s. ib. 1796.
984. Struys' Voyages and Travels through Italy, Greece, Muscovy,
Tartary, Media, Persia, &c. with numerous plates, neat,
£2. 12*. 6d. ib. 1684.
985. Statutes (A Collection of) relating to the East India Com-
pany, neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1810.
986. Sallust, translated by Thomas Gordon, also Cicero's Orations
against Catiline, boards, 12s. ib. 1769-
987. Another Copy, neat, l6s. "ib. n. d.
<^88. translated by Henry Steuart, and illustrated by Essays,
Notes, &c. 2 vols, boards, £l. ISs. ib. 1806.
989. Singer's (S. W.) Researches into the History of Playing Cards ;
with illustrations of the Origin of Printing and Engraving
orf Wood, fine cuts, boards, £3. 15s. ib. 1816.
Only two hundred and fifty copies printed.
090. Sotheby's (W.) Tour through parts of Wales, in Poetical
Epistles, plates, calf extra, £l.lls.6d. ib. 1794.
991. Strutt's (Joseph) Complete View of the Dress and Habits of
the People of England, with plates, 2 vols, boards, £8. 8s.
ib. 1796.
992, Another Copy, with the Sports and Pastimes, 3 vols, with the
plates beautifully coloured, elegantly bound in morocco, gilt
leaves, £18. 18s. • ib. 1796-1810.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English.—itto. 75
993. Strutt's (Joseph) Sports and Pastimes of the People of England,
plates, boards, £2. 2s. • Lond. 1810.
994, Manners, Customs, Arms, &c. of the In-
habitants of England, plates, 3 vols, boards, c£20.
ib. 1774.
ggS, — — — — - Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities, plates,
russia, £2. 10s. ib. 178?.
996. Supplement to the Regal and Ecclesiastical
Antiquities, plates t half -bound, £2. 2s. ib. 1792.
997. Chronicle of England, vol. 1, plates, neat,
£2. 2s. ib. 1777.
998. Sydney's (Algernon) Discourses concerning Government,
portrait, neat, £l. l6s.» • • • ib. 1763.
999. Spens's (II.) Republic of Plato, large paper, neat, £l. 4s.
Glasgow, 1763.
1000. Simes's (Thomas) Treatise on the Military Science, 6s. 6d.
Lond. 1780.
1001. Sheraton's (Thomas) Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's
Drawing-Book, plates, 2 vols, half-bound, £2. 10s.
ib. 1794.
1002. Another Copy, in one volume, half-bound, £2. 2s.*»ib. 1793.
1003. Sinclair's (Sir John) History of the Public Revenue of the
British Empire, 10*. 6d. ib. 1785.
1004. State of Facts in Defence of His Majesty's Right to certain
Fee Farm Rents in the County of Norfolk, morocco, 18s.
' ib. 1758.
1005. Steuart's (Sir James) Inquiry into the Principles of Political
(Economy, being an Essay on the Science of Domestic Po-
licy in Free Nations, 2 vols, calf extra, £3. 3s. "ib. 1767.
1006. Swift's (Jonathan) Works, plates, 12 vols, very neat, £\2. 12s.
ib. 1755.
1007. Seale's (Bernard) Hibernian Atlas, with a description of
each County ; and some Views, finely engraved by Milton,
neat, £l. lis. 6d % ib. 1776.
76 Longman, Hurst, Reus, Orm£, and Brown.
1008. Sprat's (Thomas) History of the Royal Society of London,
with a beautiful and rare frontispiece on India Paper,
calf extra, £2. 2s. Land. 1667-
1009- Somner's (William) Antiquities of Canterbury, maps, lSs.
ib. 1640.
1010. Symmons's (Edward) Vindication of King Charles, por-
trait, 6s. ib. 1648.
1011. 1 vwry
neat in calf, \0s. 6d. ib. 1648.
1012. Stow's (John) Survey of London,— SBIflcfe %ttttt— calf,
gilt leaves, £1. Ss. ib. 1603.
1013. continued to 1618 by
A. Munday,— &lacfc %ttttt—£l. 6s. ib. 1618.
1014. Secret History of the Calves Head Club, very neat, 9s.
ib. 1703.
1015. Scot's (Thomas) Highwaies of God and the King.— The
Bclgicke Pismire stinging the Slothful Sleeper. — The Pro-
jector. — Experimental Discoverie of Spanish Practises,
or the counsell of a well wishing Souldier for the good of
the Prince and State. — Tongue-Combat betweene two
English Souldiers in the Tilt-Boat of Gravesend — Newes
from Parnassus. — The Political Touchstone, taken from
•Mounf Parnassus. — Vox Populi, or Newes from Spayne,
bound together in calf, remarkably clean, £1. 18s.
ib. 1623, 4c
1016. -» Experimentall discoverie of Spanish Prac-
tises, 2 Parts and other Tracts, neat, lSs.-'ib. 1623, fyc.
1017. Tongue Combat, neat, 10s. 6d.--ib. 1623.
1018. ; r-r. Vox Populi, or Newes from Spayne, and
another Work by Scott, wanting the title, with a curious
cut of the Spanish Parliament, half -bound, 18s.
ib. 1020, Sfc.
IO19. 1 Belgickc Pismire, stinging the Slothful
Sleeper, neat, 12s. ib. 1622.
1020. Vox fcopuli, or Newes from Spaine, 1620.
— Second part of ditto, with the full length of Gon-
History, Biography , Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Mo. 77
domar 9 and print of the Spanish Parliament. — Vox Coeli
or Newes from Heaven, 1624, in one vol. neat, £'2.
1021. Stubbes's (Henry) Farther Justification of the War against the
Netherlands,^/^ plates, neat, £l.\s. Lond. 1673.
1022. Stephens's (Alexander) History of the Wars which arose out
of the French Revolution, 2 vols, boards £l. 10s. ib. 1803.
1023. Stafford's (William) Compendious or briefe examination of
certayne ordinary complaints, of diuers of our Countrymen
in these our dayes ; — with Pierce Peniless his supplication
to the Deuill, by Nash, title and one leaf made up by MS.
— 2Macfe Uletter— c£s. 8s. ib. 1531-92.
1024. Sacke(The) of Roome— 23lacfc Hotter— £2. 10s.* *ib. 1590.
1025. Sheridan's (Thomas) Lectures on Elocution, fine copy in calf,
12s. ib. 1762.
1026. Strahlenburgh's Description of the North and Eastern parts
of Europe and Asia, plates, neat, 7s ib. 1738.
1027- Smythe's (Sir John, Knight) Discourses concerning the
Formes and Effects of diuers sorts of Weapons, and other
very important matters Militaire, &c. &c. 15s. "ib. 1579.
1028. Thane's (John) British Autography, a Collection of Fac-similes
of the Hand- writing of Royal and Illustrious Personages
with their Authentic Portraits, 3 vols, russia extra, gilt
leaves, £ > 24. Lond. n. d,
1029- Thoroton's (Robert) History of Nottinghamshire, by John
Throsby, 3 vols, half-bound, vellum backs, £3. 3s. ib. 1797 •
1030. Tanjore, — (Copies of Papers relative to the Restoration of the)
King of Tanjore, and the arrest of Lord Pigot, 5 vols, very
neat in calf, £2. 12s. 6d. id. 1777.
1031. Telemachus (the Adventures of) translated by 1 law kes worth,
with coloured plates, neat, 15s. ib. I795.
1032. Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy for 1787 and 8
plates, 2 vols, boards, £\. 10s. • • • • Dublin, I79O.
1033. Vol. b, boards, 15s.
ib. 1795.
1034. Tryals (a collection of the most Remarkable ana Interesting)
half-bound, russia, 15s. *•••••••••••••••. . Lond. 1776.
78 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
1035. Tryal of Sir Henry Vane, Knight, half-bound, 6s. Lond. 1662.
1036. Thomas's (Wylliam) Historye of Italye— S&faCft %ttttl~~-
neat, £l. 4s i*. 1549.
1037. Treatise (A) Parsenetical, that is to say, wherein is shewed
how to resist the violence of the Castilian king, translated
into French and thence into English, 7s. ib. 1598.
1038. Triumphs of James the First, of Great Brittaine, Published
upon his Maiesties aduertisement to all the Kings, Princes,
and Potentates of Christendome, and confirmed by the
wonderfull Workes of God, declared in his life. Dedicated
to Prince Henry, £2. 2s. & l6l0.
1039. True Report of the four days Conferences in the Tower,
with Campion the Jesuit,— 2Macft %ettet— 12*. ib. 1583.
1040. Ditto, a poor copy, 4s. • • • • • ib. 1583.
1041. Tacitus, translated by Arthur Murphy, maps, 4 vols, neat
in calf, £4. 4s. ib. 1793.
1042. Another Set, 4 vols, in russia, £5. 5s. • • • • ib. 1793-
1043. Thucydides's History of the Peloponnesian War, by William
Smith, map, 2 vols. neat t £\. lls.6d. ib. 1753.
1044. Teignmouth's (Lord) Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and
Correspondence of Sir William Jones, portrait, boards,
£l.4s. ib.1806.
1045. Trident, or the National Policy of Naval Celebration,
frontispiece, boards, 7 s. ib. 1802.
1046. Temple's (John) History of the Irish Rebellion in 16'41, with
the frontispiece, £l. Is. Dublin, 1714-
1047. Another Copy, without the frontispiece, 7s. ib. 1798.
1048. True Historicall Discourse of Muley Hamet's rising to the
three Kingdomes of Moruecos, Fes, and Sus, — 2Macft
%tttZt— half -bound, 1 5s. ib. 1609.
1049. Tertian-Ague growing into an Independent Fever, spreading
itself over the minds of that fanaticall faction, occasioned
by the Revivification of Sir John Presbyter, half-bound, 6s*
ib.\647.
1050. True Relation of Cruel Oppression which hath been illegally
imposed upon the Gentlemen Prisoners in the Tower of
London, half-bound, 6s. • • • • • ib. l647*
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscella?iies. English.- 4to. 79
10.51. True Character of an Untrue Bishop, 5s. Lond. 1641.
1052. Tournefort's Voyage into the Levant, plates, 2 vols. £l. 15s.
ib. 1718.
1053. Toulmin's (Joshua) History of Taunton, plates, boards, 7s. 6d,
.Taunt. 1791.
1054. Topham's (John) Description of an Antient Picture in Windsor
Castle, 4s. 6d. Lond. 1781.
1055. Tindal's (Wil.) History and Antiquities of Evesham, plates,
boards, 15s. Evesh. 1794.
1056. Another Copy, neat in calf, £l. Is. ib. 1794-
1057. Turner's (Sharon) History of the Anglo Saxons, 2 vols, calf
extra, £3. 6s. Lond. I8O7.
1058. Tarleton's (Lieut. Col.) History of the Campaigns of 1780 and
1781, in America, maps, boards, 8s. ib. 1787«
1059. Tickell's (Rev. John) History of the Town and County of
Kingston upon Hull, plates, boards, £l. 15s. Hull, 1798.
1060. Twiss's (Richard) Travels through Portugal and Spain,
plates, boards, 18*. Lond. 1775.
1061. Ditto, fine copy in russia 9 £l. 8s ib. 1775.
1062. Throsbys (J.) Select Views in Leicestershire, with Historical
Relations, 2 vols, boards, £l.\6s. Leicester, 1789-
1063. History and Antiquities of the Ancient Town of
Leicester, large paper, calf extra, £S. 3s. * • . *ib. 1791.
1064. True Relation of the whole Proceedings against Garnet and
his Confederates, neat in brown calf, 15s. • • "Lond. 1606".
1065. Treatise of Monies and Exchanges, by a well-wisher to Trade,
upwards of 700 pages, very neat in calf, 15s. • • • • ib. 1707.
1066. Tracts: — Miss Fielding's Lives of Cleopatra and Octavia,
Lond. 1757*- — Question as to a Jew's ability to purchase
Lands, fairly stated, Lond. 1753: — Young's Nigtit Thoughts,
Night the Fifth, Lond. 1743:— Ode to the Duke of Cum-
berland on his return from Scotland, Lond. 1746: The
Day of Judgements Poetical Essay, Camb. 1758: — Cooke's
Enquiry into the Patriarchal and Druidical Religion,
Temples, &c. Lond. 1755, half -bound, russia back, 10s. 6d.
80 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
10^7. Tracts :— Parke's Explanation of the Plan of a new Philoso-
phico-Chorographical Chart of East Kent, Canterbury,
1743:— Middleton's Dissertation concerning the Origin of
Printing in England, Camb. 1735 :— Remarks on Doctor
Middleton's Dissertation on Printing MS. signed Oxonidis :
— Dissertation on the Antiquity and Use of Seals in
England, plate, Land. 1740:— An Account of a Roman
Temple and other Antiquities near Graham's Dike in
Scotland, plates, 1 720:— Wise's Letters to Mead con-
cerning some Antiquities in Berkshire, particularly shewing
that the White Horse which gives name to the Vale, is a
Monument of the West Saxons, made on a great Victory
obtained over the Danes, A-D- 871, plates, Oxon. 1738:
— Wise's further Observations upon the White Horse and
other Antiquities in Berkshire, with an account of White-
leaf-Cross in Buckinghamshire, and the Red Horse in War-
wickshire, plates, Oxon. 1742: -North's Answer to a
scandalous Libel entitled the Impertinence and Imposture
of Modern Antiquaries displayed, or a Refutation of
Wise's Letters to Mead concerning the White Horse,
Lotid. 1741 :— -Tindal's History of Felsted, Pantfield, &e. in
Essex, with a large Map of the Hundred of Hinckford,
Lond. n. d. — Widmore's enquiry into the time of the first
foundation of Westminster Abbey, Lond. 1743 :— Musgrave
Dissertatio de Dea Salute, in qua Illius Symbola, Templa,
Statuae, Nummi, Inscriptiones, Exhibenter Illustrantur,
plates, Oxon. 1716, in one vol. neat, £4>. 4>s.
1068. Tracts. — Sermons at the Funeral of John Pym, by Steph.
Marshall, portrait, 1644. — Journal of the Sally Fleet by
John Dunton, 1637. — Poem inscribed to Stephen Duck,
I73O. — Cheshire Successc, an Account of four Battles
there, 1642, and others in one vol. half-bound, morocco,
£l. Is.
1069. Tracts. — The German History Continued, the seventh part,
]634. — Description of the Conquest of the City of Buda,
plates, 16S6. — The Great and Famous Battle of Lutzen,
1633. — Siege and Taking of Mastricht, 1632. — and D'Au-
vergne's Campaigns in the Netherlands, l6£)3 7 in one vol.
£l.5S.
History, Biography, Antiquities, 8y Miscellanies. English. — 4>to. 8l
1070. Tracts, a Collection of, relative to the Murder of Arthur
Earl of Essex, boards, 5s. Lond. 1 689-90.
1071. Tracts. — Actio in Henricum Garnetum Soc. Jes. in Anglia
Superiorem, 1607. — Relation of the whole Proceedings
against Garnet, 1606. — in one vol. half -bound, 7 s. 6d.
1072. Tracts. — A Briefe Description of the whole world, 1620. —
Vox Populi, by Thomas Scott, 1620.— Survey of Hus-
bandry, by Walter Blith, 1649, and others in one vol.
half -bound, 10s. 6d.
1073. Tracts: — Prynne's Republican's Good Old Cause, Lond.
1659 : — Speeches and Prayers of some of the late King's
Judges, Lond. l66l : — Mirabilus Annus Secundus : or the
second part of the second Years Prodigies, Lond. 1602,
in one vol. 10-s. 6d.
1074. Tracts: — A Brief Justification of the Prince of Orange's
descent into England, Lond. 1689: — The present French
King an Enemy to the Catholick as well as Protestant
Religion, Lond. 169S I and 24 othef Tracts, 5s.
1075. Tracts. — Copie of a Letter sent from the Roaring Boyes in
Elizium, Portraits.— The Old, Old, Very Old Man, or the
Age and long Life of Thomas Par, Portrait ; and Reader,
Hereyoul plainly see Judgement perverted by these three,
a Priest, a Judge, a Patentee, by Thomas Ueywood, Por-
trait, (reprints) half 'bound, morocco back, £l. Is.
1076. Tracts. — A Declaration of the Parliament of England to the
States General of the United Provinces, Lond. 1645 : — A
Full Narration of the late Riotous Tumult, within the City
of London, 1648, and four other Tracts, relating to the
Insurrection, &c. in one vol. 8s. 6d.
1077. Tracts. — Musce Cantabrigiensis, Cantab. Ifj89: — Discourse
concerning Fishery within the British Seas, Lond. 1695:— -
Essay for regulating of the Coyn, by A. U. Lond. I696;
and several other Tracts, in one vol. 7s. 6d.
1078. Tracts.— Widmore's Enquiry into the time of the first foun-
dation of Westminster Abbey, Lond. 1743: — DucarePs
Repertory of the Endowments of Vicarages in the Diocese
of Canterbury, Lond. 1763: — The Private Correspondence
L
82 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
of Dr. Francis Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester, and his
Friends in 1725 :— Fitz-Stephens's Description of the City
of London, Lond. 1 772 ; neat, £1. Is.
1079- Tracts. — The Discovery of Mysteries ; or the Plots and Prac-
tices of a prevalent Faction in this present Parliament, by
G. Williams, Lord Bishop of Ossory, Lond. 1643 : — A
very lively Portraiture of the most Reverend Archbishops,
set forth in 20 irrefragable Positions, 1640, in one vol.
half-bound, Ss. 6d.
1080. Tracts. — Royal Embassage from the Prince of Orange to the
Peeres and Commons in England, lfj4l : — True Copie of
the Petition of the Gentlewomen and Tradesmen's Wives
in and about the City of London, l6*41 : — A letter of his
excellency Thomas Lord Fairfax to the Lord Mayor of the
City of London for better preserving a right understanding
between the City and Army, 1648, and 14 other Tracts of
a similar Nature, I0s.6d.
1081. Tracts. — Butler's (Charles) Feminine Monarchic, a Historie
of Bees, 1623:— Purchases (Samuel) Theatre of Politicall
Flying Insects, 1657, elegant in calf £l. Is.
1082. Tracts.— The Protestation Protested, 1641 :— A Survay of
that Foolish, Seditious, Scandalous, Prophane Libell
The Protestation Protested, 1641 : — Plaine English, or a
discourse concerning The Accomodation, The Armie, The
Association, 1643 : — Long lasting Newes : or Newes for
Newsters; or the Check Cause Cure of Halting, by Walter
Powell, 1655 ; and 12 others of a similar Nature, 10s. 6d.
1083. Tracts. — New Starr of the North shining upon the Victorious
King of Sweden, Lond. 1632 : — The Jesuites Looking
Glass, by L. O. in one vol, half-bound, neat, 5s.
1084. Verstegan's (Rich.) Restitution of Decayed Intelligence in
Antiquities concerning the most noble and renowned English
Nation, 1 5s. t Lond. 1634.
1085. Virgil's Eclogues, with his Booke de Apibus, translated
Grammatically, h. b. morocco, 10s. 6d. •■ ib. 1633.
1086. Vox Borealis, or the Northern Discoverie by way of Dialogue
between Jamie and Willie, intermixt wit A Poetry, half
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English.— 4to, 83
bound, 14*. Amidst the Babylonians printed by
Margery Mar Prelat in Thwackcoat-lane, 1641.
1087. Vincent's (Dr. W.) Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus to the
Euphrates, maps, neat, £2. 2*. Lond. 1797 '.
10S8. Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, with por-
trait of Vasco de Gama, neat, £2. 6s. ib. I 800.
1089. Views in Ireland, being a series of 24 representations of
Gentlemen's Seats, &c. beautifully engraved by Milton,
with an account of each, £3. Dublin 1783.
1090. Vancouver's (Captain George) Voyage of Discovery to the
North Pacific Ocean, plates, 3 vols, boards, and folio
Atlas, boards, £7. ljs.6d. Lond. 1798-
1091. Another Copy, 3 vols, neat, {without the Atlas)
£3. 10s. ib. 1798.
1092. Vise's Enquiries concerning the First Inhabitants, Languages,
Religion, Learning, and Letters of Europe, very neat, 15s.
Oxon. 1758.
1093. Walpole's (Horace) Anecdotes of Painting in England; with
some Account of the Principal Artists: with Portraits
and other engravings, 5 vols, neat, £l\. lis.
Strawberry Hill, 1765, &c.
1094. Another Set, first edition, very fine impressions of the
numerous portraits, fyc. 5 vols, russia, o£l8. 18*.
Strawberry Hill, 1762, &c.
IO95. Description of the Collection of Pic-
tures at Houghton-Hall, plates, very neat in calf, 15s.
Lond. 1752.
1096. Miscellaneous Antiquities, 2 Numbers,
(all published) very neat, £\. 1a.. -Strawberry Hill, 1772.
IO97. Essay on Modern Gardening, in English
and French, boards, \6s, ib. 1785.
1098. — Another Copy, neat in calf, £l. Is.
ib. 1785.
1099. Williams's (J.) Rise, Progess, and Present State of the
Northern Governments; 2 vols, neat, lSs. .. Lond. I777.
84 Longman, Hurst, JRees, Orme, and Brown.
1100. Wanley's (Nathaniel) Wonders of the Little World or a
General History of Man, frontispiece, neat, £1.1$.
Lond. 1791.
1101. Watson's (Rev. John) History and Antiquities of the Parish of
Halifax in Yorkshire, plates, very neat, £1. 16s. ib. 1775.
1102. Widmore's (Richard) History of Westminster Abbey, neat, 9s,
ib. 1751.
1103. Winder's (Henry) History of the Rise, Progress, Declension,
and Revival of Knowledge, 2 vols, in 1. neat, 12s. • • 1745.
1104. Whitehurst's (John) Inquiry, into the original State and For-
mation of the Earth, boards, 5s. 6d. ib. 1778.
1105. Wright's (Thomas) Louthiana; or an Introduction to the An-
tiquities of Ireland, many plates, h. b. neat, £2. 2*.
ib. 1748.
1106. Walker's (J. C.) Historical Essay on the Dress of the An-
cient and Modern Irish ; and on their Armour and
Weapons, plates, boards, £1. 5s. Dublin, 1788.
1107. Wellesley's (Marquis) Notes on Transactions in the Mar-
hatta Empire, with plans of battles, boards, 13s. 6d.
Lond. 1804.
1108. Warner's (Ferdinando) History of the Rebellion and Civil
War in Ireland, very neat, £2. 2s. ib. I768.
1109. Warren's (Erasmus) Geologia, or a discourse on the Earth.
before the Deluge, wherein Dr. Burnet's Theory of the
Earth is excepted against, 4>s.6d. ib. 1600.
1110. West's (Thomas) Antiquities of Furness, very neat, £1. 7s.
ib. 1774.
1111. — ' — ■ ■ half-bound, vellum.
o£l.4s ib. I774.
1112. White's (Joseph) Institutes of Timour, very neat, £2. 2s.
Oxon. 1783.
1113. Willis's (Browne) Survey of the Cathedrals and Parochiale
Ang. with numerous plates , 3 vols, jine set, o£l4.
Lund. 174.2.
1114. Another Set, interspersed with a great number of Slips on
which are valuable Manuscript Notes, 3 vols, russia, £16.
ib. 1742.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 4to. 85
1115. Willis's (B.) History and Antiquities of the Town, Hundred,
and Deanery of Buckingham, neat, £\2. 12s. Land. 1755.
1116. Another Copy, russia, gilt leaves, <£l3. 13*. -ib. 1755.
1117. Wood's (Anthony) History and Antiquities of the University
of Oxford, with the Appendix, by Gutch, 5 vols. co?n-
plete, neat in calf, £12. 12s. Oxon. 1792, &c.
1118. -(Robert) Essay on the original Genius and Writings
of Homer, with a comparative View of the ancient and
present state of the Troade, illustrated with engravings,
neat in calf, £2. 10s. ib. 1775.
1119. Worsley's (Richard) History of the Isle of Wight, plates,
elegant in russia, gilt leaves, £3. ib. 17 SI.
1120. Another Copy, illustrated with Cooke's Views of the Isle of
Wight, russia, £4. ti. 1781.
1121. Whitaker's (Thomas Dunham) History of the original Parish
of Whalley and Honor of Clitheroe, in the Counties of
Lancaster and York, plates, russia, gilt leaves, £5. 5s,
ib. 1806.
1122. History and Antiquities of the
Deanery of Craven, plates, boards, £4. 4s. ib. 1805.
1123. Another Copy, in russia, £4. 14s. 6d. ib. \ 805.
1124. Watson's (Rev. John) Memoirs of the Ancient Earls of Warren
and Surrey, plates, 2 vols, half-bound, russia, £5. 5s.
Warrington, 1782.
1125. Whetsone's (George) Mirrour for] Magestrates of Cyties, re-
presenting the Ordinaunces, Policies, and diligence of the
noble Emperour Alexander, (surnamed) Severus, to sup-
presse and chastise the notorious vices nourished in Rome,
by the superfluous number of Dicing- Houses, Tauerns,
and common Stewes : suftred and cheerished by his beastlye
predecessour, Helyogabalus — %iat\\ %Ztttt — morocco, gilt
leaves,* * £20. Printed at London, by Richarde Jones,
1584.
1126. Walker's History of the Independency, 2 Parts, calf, 8s. 1648.
1127. 3 Parts, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1648.
1128. — with the Royal
Oak plate, 18s. ib. 1648.
86 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
1129. Walker's History of the Independency, 3 Parts, with heads of
Cromxvell and Fairfax, and the Royal Oak Plate, neat,
£\.\\s.6d. Lond. 1648.
1130. Way to be Kich according to the Practice of the Great Audley
who began with £200 in the Year 1605 and dyed worth
c£400,000 November 1662, 10*. 6d. ib. 1652.
1131. Wright's (Major) Nature's Paradox, or the Innocent Impostor,
a pleasant Polonian History, originally intituled Iphigencs,
curious frontispiece, neat in cal/\ 15s. ib. 1652.
1132. Wyate's Rebellion, (The Historic of: with the order and maner
of resisting the same, whereunto in the ende is added an
earnest conference with the degenerate and sedicious Re-
belles, for the serche of the cause of their <\a.\\y disorder,
made and compyled by John Proctor — 2£lacfc %ttttt —
inlaid in 4to. paper, russia, £9. Qs.
Imprynted at London by Robert Coly, 1555.
1133. Wright's (Thomas) Passions of the Minde in Generall with a
Succinct Philosophicall declaration of the Nature of Cly-
mactericall Yeeres occasioned by the Death of Queene
Elizabeth, l6s. ib. 1604.
1134. Worlidge's (F.) select collection of engravings after Drawings
from curious Antique Gems, early impressions, 2 vols.
morocco, gilt leaves, £12. 12s. ••-••• ib. I76S.
1135. Wraxall's (Nathaniel) History of France from the accession of
Henry the Third to the Death of Louis the Fourteenth,
3 vols, half-bound, russia, £1.16*. ib. 1795.
1136. Another Copy, 3 vols, elegant in calf, £2. 12?. 6d. • • 1795.
1137. Wilson's (Captain Henry) Account of the Pelew Islands, by
Keate, plates, half -bound, morocco, £1. 8s. • • • • ib. 1788.
1138. Walpole's (Horace) Historic Doubts on the Life and Reign of
King Richard the Third, portrait, very neat, £l. 5s.
ib. 1768.
1139. Another Copy, half -bound, 18*. ib. 1768.
1140. White's Institutes Political and Military by the Great Timour,
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1141. Watson's (Robert) History of the Reign of Philip the Third
King of Spain, neat, £l.l5s. Lond. 1783.
History, Biography, Antiquities, § Miscellanies. English.- 4to. 87
1142. Wise's (Francis) Letter to Dr. Mead concerning some An-
tiquities in Berkshire, with further Observations upon the
White Horse, &c. served, 7s. 6d. Oxon. 1738-42.
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1144. Wright's (Edward) Travels through France, Italy, Sec. plates,
2 vols. 18s. Lond. 1730.
1145. ■ 2 vols.
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1145. Whitelocke's (Sir Bulstrode) Notes upon the King's Writ for
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ih. l?66.
1147. Wilson's (Thomas) Arte of Rhetorique, for the use of all soche
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Imprinted at London by Ihon Kingston, 1560.
1143. Wee ver's (John) Antient Funeral Monuments, plates, £2. 2s.
ib. 1767.
1149. Another Copy, very neat, £2. 8s. ih. 1767.
1150. Xenophon's History of the Affairs of Greece, by Smith,
map, russia, <£l.ls. ih. 1770.
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1152. Young's (Arthur) Tour in Ireland, frontispiece, calf,
£2. 7s. ib. 1780.
1153. Yarranton's (Andrew) England's Improvements by Sea and
Land: to out do the Dutch without Fighting; to Pay
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England with the growth of our own Lands, &c. plates,
£l.ls. ib. 1677.
1154. Yorke's (Philip) Royal Tribes of Wales, fine portraits, half-
bound, £\. 10s. Wrexham, 1799.
1155. Zouch's (Thomas) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of
Sir Philip Sidney, portraits, \8s. York, 1 808.
88 Lokgman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
OCTAVO.
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head and plates, 5 vols, elegant in russia, gilt leaves,
o£l3. 135. , Lond. 1718.
1157* Anderson's (James) Genealogical History of the House of
Yvery ; in its different branches of Yvery, Luvel, Per-
ceval, and Gournay, with all the portraits,^ e impressions,
2 vols, russia, £16. 16s. ib. 1742.
1158. Another Copy, 2 vols, superb in morocco, £20. •• ib. 1742.
1159. Ashmole's (Elias) History of the Order of the Garter, with
plates, neat, \0s. 6d.-» • ib. 1715.
1160. Another Copy, large paper, plates, neat, £l. 10s.
ib. 1715.
1161. Abingdon's (Thomas) Antiquities of the Cathedral Churches
of Worcester, Chichester, and Lichfield, neat, £l. 8s.
ib. ins.
1 162. Another Copy, wants the Lichfield, 18*. ib. 1723.
1163. Adanson's Voyage to Senegal, the Isle of Goree, and
the River Gambia, with the map, neat in calf, 10$. 6d.
ib. 1759.
1164. Another Copy, neat, 7s. ib. 1759.
1165. Armstrong (Morseton John) Survey of the Post Roads be-
tween London and Edinburgh, maps, half-bound, 5s.
ib. 1776.
1 1 66. Account of Spain, neat, 2s. ib. 1 700.
1167. Address of Thanks to a good Prince presented in the Panegy-
rick of Pliny upon Trajan the best of Roman Emperours,
neat, 5s. ib. 1680.
1168. Arbor Vita? : or a Physical Account of the Tree of Life in
the Garden of Eden, calf extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1683.
1169. Anson's (Lord) Voyage round the World, by Walter, maps,
half-bound, 8s. ib. 1748.
History, Biography, Antiquities, § Miscellanies. English. — Svo. 89
1170. Anson's (Lord) Voyage round the World, by Walter, neat,
10s. 6(1. Loncl. 1748.
1171. 10*. 6d.
ib. 1749.
1172. — Voyage, Journal of, by Pascoe Thomas,
5s. ib. 174-5.
1173.' Adams's (John) Defence of the Constitutions of Govern-
ment of the United States of America, portrait, 3 vols.
boards, 12*. ib. 1794.
1174. Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, containing a
series of Views in Great Britain, with letter-press de-
scriptions, 10 vols, in 5, superbly bound in blue morocco,
o£13. 13.*. ib. 1807.
117<5. Athenian Oracle, being an entire collection of all the va-
luable Questions and Answers in the old Athenian Mer-
curies, 4 vols, neat, 18*. ib. IJ03.
1176. Addison's (Joseph^ Miscellaneous Works, portrait, 4 vols.
neat, £1. 16*. 2'^. 1765.
1177. Angeloni's (i. e. Dr. Shebbeare) Letters on the English Na-
tion, 2 vols, neat, 12s. ib. 1755.
1178. iEsop, Select Fables of, by 11. Dodsley, plates, neat, 10 *. 6d.
llirmingham, printed by John Baskerville, 176'4,
1 179. Aurelius Antoninus's Meditations concerning himself, portrait,
4s. ib. 1692.
1180. Alciphron, or the Minute Philosopher, by Bp. Berkeley, 2
vols, neat, 12s. ib. 1732.
1181. Andrews's (John) History of the American War, portraits,
maps, Sfc. 4 vols, neat, <£l. ]0s. ib. 1785.
1185. Abstract of the Evidence relating to the Slave Trade, plates,
neat, 4s. ib. 179L
1183. Adventurer, by Dr. Hawkesworth, frontispieces, 3 vols, neat,
£\.l\s.6d. ib.ljgi.
1184. Astry'a (Sir James) Royal Politician, represented in One
Hundred Emblems, from the Spanish, with head and nume-
rous plates, 2 vols, neat, 12s. ft, 1 700.
M
90 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
1185. Alexander's (William) History of Women, 2 vols, -eery neat,
lOs. Lond. 1782.
1 186. Art of Rigging, plates, boards, 6s. & 1 796.
1187. Anburey's (Thomas) Travels through the Interior Parts of
America, plates, 2 vols, neat, 12s. ib. 1789*
1188. Account of the Conduct of the Duchess of Marlborough,
neat, 2s. Qd. ih. 1742.
1189. Livonia, plates, neat, 4s.* • ib. 1701.
1190. Andrews's (James Petit) Anecdotes, half-bound, morocco, 9s.
ib. 1789.
1191. Arrian's History of Alexander's Expedition translated by
Rooke, 2 vols, neat, £l. Is. -ib. 1729-
1192. Aldrich's (Dr. Henry) Elements of Civil Architecture; Latin
and English, fine portrait and plates, large paper,
boards, £l . Is. • - • Oxon. 1789-
1193. Armstrong's (John) History of the Island of Minorca,
plates, 2s. 6d. • Lond. 17 56.
H94. Annals of the Universe from 1660 to 1680, being a Con-
tinuation of Whitlock's Memorials, 5s. ib. 1709.
1195. Ayscongh's Travels through France and Italy, 3s. "ib. 1778.
1196. Atkins's (John) Voyage to Guinea, Brazil, and the West
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1197- Annals of Newgate, or Malefactor's Register, by the Rev.
Mr. Villettc, Ordinary of Newgate, plates, 4 vols, half-
bound, uncut, £\. 12s. ib. 1JJ6.
1198. Bourrit's (M. T.) Journey to the Glaciers of Savoy, 6s.
Norwich, 1776.
1199- Burnet's (Bp.) Letters on Italy, 2s. 6d. Rotterdam, 1686.
1200. Bolingbroke's (Lord) Philosophical and Miscellaneous
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1201. Political Works, with his Life by
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1202. ' Letters on the Study and Use of
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History, Biography, Antiquities, Sy Miscellanies. English.— Svo. 91
1203. Bolingbrokc, or a Dialogue on the Origin and Authority of
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1204. Bentley's (Dr. Rich.) Dissertation upon the Epistles of Phalaris,
examined by Boyle, neat, 3s. ib. 16*98.
1205. Burke's (Edmund) account of the European Settlements in
America, map, 2 vols, boards, 12s. •• ib. 1777 >
1206. Articles against Warren Hastings, Is. 6d.
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1207. Observations on a late State of the Na-
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— Speech on American Taxation. — Two Speeches on his
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120S. Tracts : — A collection of upwards of
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French Revolution, 4 vols, neat, £l. 8s.
ib. 1775-1798.
1209. — Reflections on the Revolution in France,
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1210. boards,
6s. 6d. ib. 1791.
1211. • 1 very neat,
8s. ib. 1790.
1212. _ — . calf ex-
tra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1791.
1213. Buchanan's (George) History of Scotland, by Bond, por-
traits by Vertue, &c. 2 vols, neat, £l. ls.« •••?'£. 1722.
1214. Brydone's (P.) Tour through Sicily and Malta, 2 vols, very
neat, l6s. • ib. 1775.
1215. Another Set, 2 vol. neat, 14s.
ib. 1776,
1216. Beauties of England Displayed, half bound, 7s.* • "ib. I778.
1217. ' (A New Display of the) numerous plates,
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( )2 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, ,»nd Brown.
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£l.ls. p ] ,07id. 1801.
1219- Bowdler's (Thomas) Letters from Holland, maps, boards,
2s. 6(1. ib. 1788.
1220. Bcrtrand de MolevihVs Annals of the French Revolution,
portrait, 9 vols, very neat, £3. 10s. ib. 1 800.
3 221. British Chronologist, 3 vols, very neat, £1. 7s.- -ib. 1789.
1222. Burr's (Thomas Benge) History of Tunbridge-Wells, neat,
12$. • i*jk. 1766.
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1224. Burrish's (Onslow) Policy and Commerce of the United
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F923. Bos's (Lambert) Antiquities of Greece, neat, 6s.' -ib. 1772.
1226. Brown's (Tom) Memoirs of the Present State of Spain, 5s.
ib. 1701.
1227. Bossu's Travels through Louisiana, translated by J. R.
Forster, plates, 2 vols, neat, £1. Is. ib. 1771.
1228. Barretti's (Joseph) Account of the Manners and Customs
of Italy, £ vols, neat, $s. • ib. I769.
1229. Tolondron. Speeches to John Bowie about
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1230. Boswelbs (James) Account of Corsica, map, neat, 9s. 6d.
ib. 1768.
1231. Braithwaite's (Captain) History of the Revolutions in the
Empire of Morocco, map, neat, Ss. 6d. ib. 1729*
1232. Ball's (John) Antiquities of Constantinople, neat, 6s.
ib. 1729.
1233. ■ very fine
copy, 7s. 6d. : ib. 1 729.
1234. Bulstrode (Sir Richard) Letters written to the Earl of Ar-
lington, 3s. 6d. ib. 1712.
1235. Brown's (Robert) Journal of a detachment of Foot Guards
from Feb. 1793 to May 1795, map, 3s. ib. 1795.
1236. Boctius, his Consolation of Philosophy, 3* ib* 1730.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 8ro. 93
1237- Barry's (James) Account of the Pictures in the Great Room
of the Society of Arts, neat, 2?. 6d. Lond. 1783.
1238. Biographical Sketches of Eminent Persons whose portraits
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1239- Beattie's (James) Essay on Truth, neat, 6s. ib. 1773.
1240. Elements of Moral Science, 2 vols, boards,
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1241. Buonamici's Commentaries of the late War in Italy, neat, 6s.
Lond. 1753.
1242. Bohun's (Edmund) Character of Queen Elizabeth, fron tispiece,
6s. ib. 1691.
1243. Brand's (John) Observations on Popular Antiquities, neat, 10s.
Newcastle, 1777.
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1245. Burchell's (Josiah) Memoirs of Transactions at Sea during
the War with France, from 1688 to 1697, 26. 6d.
Lond. 1703.
1246\ Bearcroft's (Philip) Historical Account of Thomas Sutton, Esq.
and of his Foundation in Charter- House, 8*. 6d. • -ib. 1737.
1247. Barruel's (Abbe) Memoirs illustrating the History of Jaco-
binism, 4 vols. £1. Is. ib. 179S.
1248. Bromley's (Sir George) Original Royal Letters, written by
King Charles, King James, and the Queen of Bohemia,
ivith beautiful portraits, neat, 9s. ib. 1787.
1249. Baldwin's (George) Political Recollections relative to Egypt,
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1250. Burgh's (W.) Political Disquisitions, or an enquiry into Public
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ib.\17\.
1251. Another Set, 3 vols, in boards, £l. 4s. ib. 1774.
1252. Brownrigg's (William) Art of making common Salt, 18s.
ib. 1748.
1253. Browne's (W.) Extent and Limits of the Human Understanding,
neat, 6s. ib. 1737.
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1256. Beauty's Triumphant, or the superiority of the Fair Sex,
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1257- Bonaparte's Intercepted Letters from Egypt, map, half-bound,
russia, 5s. » ib. 1798.
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1260. Bush's (J.) Hibernia Curiosa ; or the Manners, Customs, &c.
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5s. ib. 1763.
1262. Boyle's (Captain Robert) Voyages and Adventures, 7s. 6d.
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Netherlands, and United Provinces, 3 yoh. neat, £l. Is.
v ib. 1775.
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5s.6d. ib. 1783.
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1269. Boccalini's Letters from Apollo, Advertisements from Par-
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1270. Bacon's (Sir Anthony) Right of Succession to the Crown of
England in the Family of Stuarts asserted, neat, 6s.
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1272. Black well's Letters concerning Mythology, neat, 5s.
Lond. 1748.
1273. ' a very fine copy,
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1764, with remarks on the City of Constantinople, plates,
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lands, 2 vols. 5s. ib. 1713.
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1283. Clarendon's (Lord) History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in
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gilt leaves, £25. Oxon. 1 707-60.
1284. Compleated,
neat, 10s. 6d. Dublin, 1 720.
96 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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1287. russia,
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plates, £\. l6s. ib. 1785.
1289. Voyage, (Journal of his last) plates, neat, 7s.
ib. 1781.
1290. Coote's (Charles) History of England, with plates, 10 vols.
•very neat, £6. 6s. ib. 1796.
1291. Another Set, 10 vols, boards, £±. ib. 1796.
1292. History of the Union of the Kingdoms of
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1293. Coxe's (William) Tnivels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and
Denmark, 5 vols, very neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1787'.
1294. Chastellux's Travels in North America, 2 vols, boards,
7s. 6d. ib. 1787-
1295. ■ very neat in calf,
12*. ib. 1787.
1296. Chesterfield's (Earl of) Letters to his Son, portrait, 2 vols.
14$. Dublin, 1774s.
1297. Colli ns's Peerage of England, greatly augmented and con-
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Lond. 1812.
1298. English Baronetage, 5 vols, neat, £2. \2s. 6d.
ib. 1741.
1299. Covent Garden Journal, with four views, large paper,
2 vols, boards, £1. Is. ^.1810.
1300. Crumpe's (Samuel) Essay on the best means of providing
Employment for the People, boards, 3s. ib. 1795.
1301. Curious Traveller, being a choice Collection of remarkable
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1302. Charnock's (John) Biographia Navalis, or Lives and Cha-
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ib. 1794.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English, — 8vo. 97
1303. Clarke's (Rev. D.) Survey of the Strength and Opulence of
Great Britain, boards, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1801.
1304. Crantz's (David) History of Greenland, plates, 2 vols, very
neat, £3. 13s. 6d. ib. I767.
1305. Cary's Survey of the Country 15 Miles round London, 7*.
ib. 1786.
1306. Candid Considerations on the Nature of the Sugar Trade,
plates, neat, 6s. ib. 1763.
1307. Coke's Detection of the Court and State of England during
the four last Reigns and the Inter-Regnum, 3 vols, in 2,
neat, 18s. ib. I696.
1308. Clarksou's (Thomas) Essay on Slavery, 7s. ib. 1786.
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— 1756, 6s.— 1763, 8s.— 1764, 8s.— 1765, 8s.— 1766,
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1515. Guidott's (Thomas) Discourse of Bath and Hot Waters
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ib. 1747.
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1684. General Monk, by Skinner and Webster, neat, 6s.
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Wm. Jackson for High Treason, 1795. — Sir JohnHawles's
Englishman's Right, a Dialogue between a Barrister at
Law and a Juryman. — Jasper Wilson's Letter Commercial
and Political addressed to William Pitt, 1793. — Richard
Brothers's revealed knowledge of the Prophecies and Times,
1794. — A Narrative of Transactions relative to a Sermon
preached in the Parish Church of Brighton, Aug. 18,
1793, by Vicesimus Knox, 1793, half-bound, 6s.
2105. Tracts: — The Female Forgery, or Fatal Effects of Unlawful
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the two Perreaus, plates, half -bound, 10s, 6d.
Land. 177 &> &c.
2106. Tracts by Warburton and a Warburtonian, 6s, • • • • ib. 1789.
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — Svo. 147
2107. Tracts. — Winkelman on the Discoveries at Herculaneum,
1771. — Sharp's Customs, &c. of Italy, 17^8, and Joel
Collyer's Musical Travels, (no title) in one vol. 4s. 6cl.
2108. Universal History, Ancient and Modern, with maps, plates,
$rc. 63 vols, neat, £SU 10s. ib. 174,7, &c.
2109. ■ 60 vols, boards,
£24. ib. 1779, &c.
2110. Ulloa's (Antonio de) Voyage to South America, plates, 2 vols.
neat % 15s. ib. I76O.
2111. Voltaire's Age of Lewis XIV. 2 vols. 10s. 6d. ib.1752.
2112. and XV. 3 vols. 15s. . . ib. 1779'
2113. Vertot's History of the Revolutions of Rome, 2 vols, neat,
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2114. Another Set, 2 vols. 5s. ib. 1/20.
2115. Revolutions of Portugal, 2s. 6d. ib. 1712.
2116. Another Copy, neat, 3s. 6d. ib. 1724.
2117. Critical History of the Establishment of the Bretons
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2118. History of the Revolution in Sweden, half-bound,
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ib. 1762.
2120. Voyage to Arabia Felix, &c. plates, 6s. ib. 1732.
2121. Voyage round the World, chiefly to cruise against the
Spaniards, by W. Betagh, 3s. 6d.> ib. 1728.
2122. Vallancey's (Charles) Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis, a
series of Dissertations and Treatises on the History and
Antiquities of Ireland, plates, 4 vols, neat, £7. 17 s. 6d.
Dublin, 1786.
2123. Description of the County of West.-
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£l. lis. 6d. ib. 1770.
2124. Varieties of Literature from Foreign Literary Journals, &c.
2 vols, boards, 9s. Lond. 1795.
2125. Variant's Travels into the Interior Parts of Africa, 2 vols/
very neat, 1 8s. ••••,•• • • ib, 1796.
14S Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2126. Varenius's (Bernard) General Geography, by Dugdalc, plates,
2 vols, neat, ?s. Loud. 1 736.
2127. Vansittart's Original Papers relative to the Disturbances in
Bengal, 2 vols, neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1760.
2128. Verstcgan's (Richard) Restitution of decayed Intelligence in
Antiquities, plates, very neat, £\.\s. ib. l655.
2120. neat, 18s.
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2130. Willis's (Browne) History of the Mitred Parliamentary Abbies
and Conventual Cathedral Churches, large paper,
2 vols, neat, £16. ib. 1718.
2131. Survey of the Cathedral Church of St.
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2132. Survey of the Cathedral Churches of St.
David, St. Asaph, Llandaff, and Bangor, 4 vols, uilh
2)lates, russia, gilt leaves, £7. 7s. ib, 1721, &c.
2133. Survey of the Cathedral Churches of St.
Asaph and Bangor, 2 vols, plates, russia, gilt leaves.
c£4. 4s. ib. 1720-21,
2134. Llandaff
and St. Asaph, 2 vols, in 1, plates, russia, gilt leaves,
£3. 3s. * jfc 1719-20.
2135. Llandaff
plates, russia, gilt leaves, £l, lis. 6d. * • ib. 17 10.
2136. neat,
£\. 1 15. 6d. n.d.
2137. ■ ' — St. Asaph,
plates, £l. 16s. ib. 1720.
2138. plates,
(stained) 1. 4s. ib. 1 720.
2139. consider-
ably eniarged and brought down to the present time, by
Edward Edwards, 'portrait', 2 vols, large paper, boards,
£3. 13s. 6d. Wrexham, 1S01.
8^ Only 40 Copies were printed on large paper.
"2140. Willis's (Browne) Notitia Parliamentaria, 3 vols, russia, gilt
leaves, £5. 15s. 6d. Lend. 1730, kc.
History, Antiquities, Biography, $ Miscellanies. English. — Svo. 149
21 11 Willis's (Browne) Notitia Parliamentaria, vol. 3. wants sheet
C. in the Index, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1750.
2142. Watts's (Isaac) Improvement of the Mind, 2 vols, best
edition 1 , neat, \6s. ib. 1785.
2143. xery neat, 9*.
ib. 1S04.
2144. 10.5. 6d.
ib. 1785.
2145. Logick, neat, 6s. ib. l78rj.
2145. 5s iht 173 £ #
2147. Wraxall's (N.William) Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin,
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2148. History of France under the Kings of
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2149. Tour through the Northern Parts of
Europe, map, very neat, 7 s. 6d. ib. I776.
2150. round the Baltic, through the
Northern Countries of Europe, boards, 5s. ib. I8O7.
2151. Wharton's (Duke of) Life and Writings, portrait, 2 vols, neat,
Ss. ib. 1732.
2152. Walker's (Rev. Robert) Researches into the Origin and
Progress of Historical Time, boards, 6s. ib. 1796.
2153. (A.) Excursion through Flanders, Germany, France,
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2154. Whitworth's (Lord) Account of Russia as- it was in the year
1710, russia, gilt leaves, lSs. 6d.* *Straxvberry Hill, 1748.
2155. ■ morocco,
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2156. Winne's (J. II.) Com pleat History of Ireland, 2 vols, neat,
12s. Lond. 1774.
2157. Webster's (Benjamin) Principles of Natural Philosophy, 2s
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2158. Weston's (James) Stenography Compleated, or the Art of
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150 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2159. Webb's (Daniel) Inquiry into the Beauties of Music, Poetry,
and Painting, 3 vols, neat, l2s.6d Lond. 1777.
2160. Warrington's (Earl of) Works, 4>s. 6d. ib. 1694.
2161. Whiston's (William] Theory of the Earth, plates, neat, 3s. 6d.
ib. 1737.
2162. Wollstonecraft's (Mary) Letters from Sweden, Norway, and
Denmark, half -bound, 3s. ib. 1796.
2163. Winterbotham's (W.) Historical View of the American
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2164. Wainewright's (Rev. Latham) Literary and Scientific Pur-
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2165. Watkins's (Thomas) Travels through Switzerland, Italy, &c.
2 vols, elegant, 13*. 6d. ib. 1794.
2166. Wenderborn's (Fred. Aug.) View of England towards the
close of the Eighteenth Century, 2 vols, xery neat, 15s.
ib. 1791.
2167. Wren's (M.) Monarchy Asserted, 5s. Oxon. 1659.
2ft6S. Wallace's Dissertation on the Numbers of Mankind, xery
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2169. White's (John) Rich Cabinet, with variety of Inventions
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2170. WagstanVs (Dr. William) Miscellaneous Works, plates, neat,
6s. ib. 1726.
2171. (Simon) Complete Collection of Genteel and Inge-
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2172. Wilkes's (John) Correspondence, with Memoirs of his Life
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2173. Warwick's (bir Philip) Memoirs of the Reign of King Charles
I. with portrait, 7s. ib. 170I.
2174. Discourse of Government,25.6f/.
ib. 1694.
"2175. Whitaker's (John) Mary Queen of Scots Vindicated, 3 vols.
neat, £l. Is. ib. 1790.
History, Biography, Antiquities, §• Miscellanies. English. — Svo. 151
2176. Walpole's (Horace) Anecdotes of Painting in England, 5 vols.
very neat, £l. Us. 6d. Lond. 1786\
2177. •__—_.——— Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Au-
thors of England, 2 vols, neat, 12*. ib. 1759.
2178. Another Edition, frontispiece, 2 vols, morocco, gilt leaves,
£3. 3s. Strawberry-Hill, 1758.
2179. Winstanley's (William) England's Worthies, -with a fron-
tispiece of small portraits, very neat, £l. 1*. Lond. 1684.
2280. Walton's (Izaak) Complete Angler by Hawkins, plates,
£l. 10s. ib. 1760.
2181. — calf extra,
£l. 15s. ib. 1760.
2182. calf extra,
£l. 16s. ib. 1775.
2183. ■ ; ■ with a number
of valuable Manuscript Notes, (on Slips of Paper) inter-
spersed throughout the Work, neat, £2. 2s. • • • • ib. 1792.
2184. Wheelers (R. B.) History and Antiquities of Stratford-
upon-Avon, plates, half-bound, 4s.
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2185. Xenophon's History of the Affairs of Greece, translated by
Newman, 6s. ib. 1 685.
2186. ' — Memoirs of Socrates, translated by Sarah
Fielding, neat, 7s. 6d. ib, 1788.
2187- Young's (Arthur) Political Arithmetic, neat, 12s. »»ib. 1774,.
2188. Farmer's Tour through the East of England,
4 vols, neat, 12«.*«*«* ib. 1771.
2189. — . Tour in Ireland, 2 vols, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
ib. 1780.
2190. (Sir W. Bart.) History of Athens, fine portrait, very
neat, 14*. ..•••# .. ib. 1814.
152 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
DUODECIMO.
2191. ANGLER'S Sure Guide : or Angling Improved, and Metho-
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2192. Another Copy, neat in calf, plates, 10s. 6d. ib. 1706.
2193. Angler's Vade Mecum, 4s. 6d. ib. 1700.
2194. Art of Angling, Rock and Sea Fishing, with 133 cuts, 4s. 6d.
ib. 1711.
2195. Another Copy, neat, 8s. ib. IflU
2196. Art of Angling, by 11. Brookes, cuts, 7s. 6d, ib. 1774.
2197- Art of Manual Defence, whimsically bound with a Drawing
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2198. iEsop's Fables, (a collection of Miniature Engravings in
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in morocco, gilt leaves, 15s.
2199- Art of Restoring, or the Piety and Probity of General Monk
in bringing about the last Restoration, calf extra, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1714.
2200. Augustus : or an Essay of those Meanes and Counsels, where-
by the Commonwealth of Rome was altered and reduced
into a Monarchy, calf extra, 6s. 6d. • •ib. 1632.
2201. Augustus Aulicus : a compendious view of the Life and
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2202. Aulicus Coquinarias, or a Vindication in Answer to Sir A.
Weldon's Court and Character of King James, by Saun-
derson, portrait of James I., 5s. 6d. ib. 1650.
2203. Artificial] Embellishments, or Art's best directions how to
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Oxon. 1665.
2204. Addison's (Joseph) Miscellaneous Works, 4 vols, neat, 16s.
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2205. Aphorisms for Youth, frontispiece, calf extra, 6s. • »ib. 1807.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sf Miscellanies. English. — 1 2mo. 1 53
2206. Authentic Detail of Particulars relative to the late Duchess
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2210. Anecdotes of Henry IV. King of France, neat, 3s.
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2213. Austin's (William) Haec Homo: wherein the Excellency of
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2215. Adye's (Ralph Willett) Bombardier and Pocket Gunner,
hoards, 2s. 6d. ib. 1804.
2216. Andrews's Inquiry into'the Manners, Taste, and Amusements
ofthe English, 3s. 6d. • ib. 1782.
2217- Acts of the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland,
1638-49, 5s. ib. 1682.
2218. Burton's (Robert) Celebrated Collection of Histories, &c.
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tory of Scotland and Ireland, to 16*02; — England's Mo-
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America ; — View of the English Acquisitions in Guinea
and the East Indies; — History of Oliver Cromwell; —
History of the two late Kings, Charles the Second and
U
154 LoK&MAtf, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
James the Second ; — Martyrs in Flames, or Popery in it*
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1'his is a fine collection of Burton's Works, indeed so much so, that the
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sense of the ingenious collector's merits, (whose real name it is believed
was Nathaniel Crouch) vide his Life by Boswell, vol. 4. p. 279.
2219. Burton's (Robert) Wars of England, Scotland, and Ireland,
with plates, 10s. 6d. ib. Ifj81.
2220. Nine Worthies of the World, with cuts,
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2221. English Empire in America,, with cuts,
1 2s. ib. 1711.
2222. ■ English Acquisitions in Guinea and East
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2223. History of Oliver Cromwell, with a fine
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History \ Biography, Antiquities,^- Miscellanies. English.' — \2mo. 1 55
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10s. 6d. • Lond. 1734.
"2225. Two Journeys to Jerusalem, 10s. 6d.
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2226. Admirable Curiosities in Great Britain and
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2227« Historical Remarques and Observations on
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2228. English Hero, or Sir Francis Drake Re-
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2229- ■ ' wants portrait, 7s.
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2230. Unparalleled Varieties or the Actions and
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ib. 1728.
2231. — Britain's Glory and England's Bravery, 7s.
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2232. — Wonderful Prodigies of Judgment and
Mercy, frontispiece, 10s. 6d. • * ib. 1707.
2233. ' History of the Kingdom of Ireland, fron-
tispiece, 7s. 6d. ib. 1 73 1 .
2234. Female Excellency, or Ladies' Glory, 9s.
ib. 17 18.
2235. Burbury's (John) History of Christina Alessandra, Queen of
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2236. Blount's Voyage into the Levant, neat in calf, 7s. • 'ib. 1650.
2237. British Curiosities in Art and Nature, very neat , 9s. ib. 1721,
2238. Beauties of Stow, or a description of the House, Gardens,
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"2239. Britannia? Speculum, or a short View of the Ancient and
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2240* Bennett's (Rev. John) Letters to a Young Lady, 2 vols*
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2241. Bowles's Universal Display of the Naval Flags of all Nations,
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156 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2242. Baratariana. A Collection of Fugitive Pieces published
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2243. Boyle's (Honourable Robert) Tracts on the Saltness of the
Sea, &c. 2s Lond. 1674.
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2245. Biographical Anecdotes of the Founders of the French Re-
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2246. Batchelor (Essays from the) portraits, 2 vols, neat, 12s.
Dublin, 1773.
2247. British Chronologer, with four Sets of commendatory Y r erses,
5s. Lond. 1720.
2248. Burnet's (Gilbert) Abridgment of the History of the Refor-
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2249- Reflections on Varilla's History, 2*. 6d.
Amsterdam, 1686.
2250. Buchanan's (George) Detection of the Actions of Mary, Queen
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24Q7. Hoyle's Games Improved, 3s. Lond. n. d.
2408. — appropriately bound, checquered
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2409. Hawles's (Sir John) Englishman's Right, 6s. ib \7f\.
2410. Hervey's (Rev. James) Letters to the Rev. Mr. John Wesley.
wear, 3s. 6d. ' ib. 1765.
241 1. Hawkins's (Francis) Youth's Behaviour, or decency in
conversation amongst Men, 5s. ib. 1663.
2412. Haigh's (James) Dyer's Assistant, neat, 7s Leeds, 1778.
2413. Human Prudence, or the Art by which a Man may raise
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2414. Heylyn's (P.) Help to English History, 5*. 6 I. ib. 1680.
2415. Hutton's (W.) Journey from Birmingham to London, 5*.
Birmingham, 1785.
2416. Hungarian Rebellion, 2s. 6d Lond. 1672,
166 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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2418. Hill's (Thomas) Natural and Artificial Conclusions, 5s.ib. 1684.
2419 5s. ib. 1670.
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2422. * Second Part of Massaniello, his Body taken
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neat, 5s. ib. 1662.
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5s. ib. 1642.
2424. (W.) Observations upon Historie, very neat, 9s.
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2425. Historical Account of the Memorable Actions of William
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242S. Histories of the Lives and Raignes of Henry III. and Henry IV.
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2432- Idol of the Clownes, or Insurrection of Wat the Tyler, very
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ib. 1682.
2435. Johnson's Essayes ; expressed in sundry exquisite Fancies, 12,?.
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2438. Jones's (D.) Secret History of Whitehall, 2 vols, half-bound,
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2447. Lassels's (Richard) Voyage of Italy, frontispiece, 7s.
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2449. — 4s. 6d. ib. 1608.
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2451. Another Copy, 4 vols, very neat, \6s. ib. 1743.
2452. Leicester's Commonwealth, 5s. ib. 1641.
2453. Loyal Sacrifice, Presented in the Lives of Sir Charles Lucas
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2454. Le Grand's (A.) Divine Epicurus, or the Empire of Pleasure
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168 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow\.
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2460. Life of Captain William Bedloe, one of the Discoverers of the
Popish Plot, portrait, 2s. ib. 1681.
246l. Donna Olimpia Maldachini, by Gualdi, half-bound,
extra, 6s. ib 1666
2462. Sir George Rook, Knt. 2s. ib. 1707.
2463. Lives of the most remarkable Criminals who have been con-
demned and executed from the Year 1720, 3 vols.
£l. Us. 6d. .....{£. 1735.
2464. : Richard Savage, Sir Francis Drake, and Admiral
Blake, by Dr. Johnson, neat, Is. 6d. ib. I769.
2465. Letters from a French Nobleman to Mademoiselle de P
2 vols, I cry neat, 7*- ib, 1793.
2466. concerning the present State of Italy, 2 A \. . . . ib. 1688.
2467. — between the Dukes of Grafton, the Earl of Chatham,
many other Noblemen, &c. and John Wilkes, 2 vols.
very neat, 8s. ib. 1769'
2468. ■■ " ■*■ of Madame du Montier, 3 vols, neat, 7*- 6d.
ib. 1798.
2469. — the Right Honourable Lady Mary Wortley Montague,
written during her Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa,
2«. 6d. ib. 779-
2470. — — wr ™ 3 vois.
very neat, 12*.. 6d. ib. 1767'
3-471. — mnm (Familiar) written by the Earl of Rochester, Thomas
Ofcway, Mrs. K. Phillips, &c &c. 2 vols, in 1, 6s.
ib. 1709.
History, Biography, Antiquities, Sf Miscellanies. English. — \2mo. 169
2472. Memoirs of Elizabeth Canning, Vvith the Tenor of the Evi-
dence adduced on her late extraordinary Trial, neat, 6s.
Land. 1754.
2473. Mrs. Letitia Pilkington, 3*. Dublin, 1748.
0474. Baron de Pollnitz, 5 vols. 9s. ib. 1738.
2475. the Life and Death of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey,
2s. 6d. Lond. l682.
2476. 3s. •••. ib. 1682.
2477« ■ portrait,
brown calf, 7s. ib. l682.
2478. Mr. James Parry, with his curious Amours and
Lovc-Letters, portrait, neat, 8s. ib. 1742.
2479- Marlborough's (Sarah, Dowager Duchess of) Opinions, from
original MSS. by Lord Hailes, sewed, £\.\s. ib, 1788.
2480. Mainwaring's (Sir Thomas) Defence of Amicia, Daughter
of Hugh Cyveliok, Earl of Chester, 2 vols. £l. Is.
ib. 1673.
2481. Magna Charta, translated out of Latyn and Frenshe into
Englyshe by George Ferrers, wants the title, — J&lacfc
%ttttZ— morocco, 15s. Lond. by T. Petyt, 1542.
24S2. Mirror, a Periodical Paper, 3 vols, neat, 9s.»»*>ib. 178I.
24?83. Moreau's (Simeon) Tour to Cheltenham Spa, plates, 2*.
Bath, 1738.
2484. Manners; translated from the French, 2*. 6d.» ••• Lond. IJ 52.
2485. More's (Sir Thomas) Utopia, very neat, 9s. ""ib. 1639.
2486. Mavor's (William) Voyages, Travels, and British Tourists,
the original Editions, with all the plates, 31 vols- calf
extra, with the Contents lettered, £8. 8s. "ib. 179^, fyc.
2487- Mazarine's (Cardinal) Last Will and Testament, portrait,
half-bound, 5s. ib. 1663.
2488. Mores (Sir Jonas) England's Interest, or the Gentleman and
Farmer's Friend, 4s. 6d. ib. 1705.
2489. Mortimer's (Thomas) Every Man his own Broker, very neat,
3$. • ib. 1S01.
Y
170 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oiime, and Brown.
2490. Mossop's (Rev. J.) Orations, neat in calf, 5s.' • "Lond. 1788.
2491. Mackenzie's (Sir George) Moral Gallantry, 3*. 6d.
Edinb. 1667.
52492. 35. 6d."ib. 1669.
2493. ■ very neat hi calf,
.5s. ib. 1669.
2494. 2s. 6d.
Lond. 1685.
2195. — Essay, preferring Solitude to Pub-
lick Employment, neat, half-bound, 6s. ib. 1685-
2496. Mirrour of Mindes, or Barclay's Icon Animorum, 2s. 6d.
ib. 1631.
2497- Memorandums of the Face of the Country in Switzerland, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 7s. 6 d. ib. 1 799.
2498. Molyneux's (William) Case of Ireland being bound by Acts
of Parliament in England, plates, 5s." •• Dublin, 1698.
2499. Moral 1 Philosophy of the Stoicks, translated by Charles
Cotton, calf extra, 12s. Lond. I667.
2500. Mun's (Thomas) England's Benefit and Advantage by Fo-
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2501. May's (Thomas) Epitome of English History, 5s. "ib. I69O.
2502. Manley's (Captain Roger) description of Japan and Siam,
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2.503. Mcrcurius Rusticus ; or the Countries Complaint of the
Barbarous Outrages committed by the Sectaries of this
late flourishing Kingdome, frontispiece by Marshall, neat,
1 8s. ib. 1 646.
2504. Milot's (Abbe) Elements of the History of England trans-
lated by Mrs. Brooke, 4 vols, neat, 18*. ib. 17?1.
2505. Miscellanies by Swift, Arbuthnot, Pope, and Gay, 10 vols.
neat, £i, lis. 6d. ?£. 1742.
25C6. More's (John"! Table from the beginning of the World to this
day, very neat, 5s. ib. 1 593.
2507. Ketherland-Historian, containing a true and exact Relation
of what passed in the late Wars between the King of Great
History, Biography, Antiquities, fy Miscellanies. English. — 1 2mo. 1 7 1
Britain, and the French King, witheir Allyes against the
States General 1 of the United Provinces, with portraits,
plans, SfC. 12s. 6d. Amsterdam, 1675.
2308. Netherland Historian, (portrait of Charles II. wanting,) 7s.
ib. 1675.
2509. Newton's (Rev. J.) Life by Himself, very neat, \s. Lond. 1765.
2510. (Sir Isaac) Theory of Light and Colours, by Al-
garotti, 2 vols, neat, 6s. ib. 1742.
2511. Nichols's (Josias) Plea of the Innocent; wherein is averred
that the Ministers and People falslie termed Puritanes are
injuriouslie slaundered for enemies or troublers of the
State, half -bound, morocco, §s. Gd. ib, 1602.
2512. Observations in a Journey to Paris by way of Flanders,
2 vols. 3s. ib. 1777.
2513. Ouerburie's (Sir Thomas) New and Choise Characters of
severall Authors, with the Wife, a Poem, very neat, 10s. 6d.
ib. l6l5.
2514. with
additions, brown calf, gilt leaves, 12s. ib. l627«
2515. Osborne's (Francis) Miscellaneous Works, half-bound, very
neat, 8s. 6d. ib. 1658.
2516. Advice to a Son, half-bound, 3s.
Oxon. 1656.
2517. brown calf, 3s. 6d.
ib. 1656.
2518. neat, 2s. Gd.
Lond. 165S.
2519. — Miscellany of Sundry Essayes, Paradoxes,
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2520. brown calf, 6s.
ib. 1659.
2521. Obsolete Ideas, calf extra, 6s. 6d. Sherborne, 1805.
2522. Political and Satirical History of the Years 1756 and 1757,
in a Series of Seventy-five Humourous Caricature Prints,
with Explanations, ike. £l. l]s. 6d. Lond. n.d.
172 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2523. Pointer's (John) Antiquities and Curiosities of the University
of Oxford, 5s. 6d. Loud. 174.9-
2524. Plain and Easy Road to the Land of Bliss, broxvn calf, 7s.
ib. 1762.
2525. Present for the Ladies, being an Historical Vindication of the
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2526. Profitable Book of Mr. John Perkins,— SMacft %ttttt—
2s. 6d. ib. 1657.
2527- Prater (The) by Nicholas Babble, Esq. half-bound, 4s. 6d.
ib. 1757.
2528. Petty's(Sir William) Political Arithmetick, 4s. ib. 1691.
2529. Pellison's (Paul) History of the French Academy, 3*. ib. 1657.
2530. Pepys' Memoirs relative to the Royal Navy of England,
half-bound, 4*. ib- 1696.
2531. Perfect Politician, or a full View of the Life of Oliver Crom-
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2532. Percey's (William) Compleat Swimmer, calf extra, 10s. 6d.
ib. 165S.
2533. Pleasant Art of Money-Catching, frontispiece, 7s.- • ib. 1705.
2534. Princely Excellence, or Regal Glory, being an Account of
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bound^ 6s. 6d. •• ib. 1702.
2535. Peacham's (Henry) Valley of Varietie, in old morocco, 12s.
ib. 1638.
2536. Pitt's (Joseph) Account of the Religion and Manners of the
Mahometans, 7s. 6d. tb. 1738.
2537. Phillips's (Thomas) Account of the Religion, Manners, and
Learning of the People of Malabar, frontispiece, 3s. 6d.
ib. 1717.
2538. Queen's Closet Opened, being incomparable Secrets in Physick,
Preserving, &c. half-bound, 5s. ib. I6p8.
2539. ' portrait, 5s.
ib.l663.
2540. -portrait, clean
copy, brown calf, 10s. 6d. *+ • • • • •• •ib, 1662.
History ,Biography, Antiquities, 8? Miscellanies. English. — 12wo, 173
2.541. Queen's Royal Cookery, front ispieee, 4s. 6d.»* • •Lond. 1709.
2542. Quevedo's Visions, very neat in calf, 7s. 6d. ib. 1715.
2543. Quintus Curtius, translated by John Brende— ^[acft %ttttt —
16s. ib. 1570.
2544. %lath%ttttt—
Us ib. l602.
2545. w John Digby, 2 vols, in 1, map,
8s. ib. 1714.
2546. 2 vols. plates, neat,
10$. 6d. ib. 1726.
2547. ■ 2 vols, plates, neat,
9s. 6d. ib. 1747.
2548. Raleigh's (Sir Walter) Judicious and Select Essayes, neat in
calf, 18s. ib. 1650.
2549. Remains, portrait, calf extra, 9s.
ib. 1660.
2550. Ghost, very neat, 7s. ib. 1651.
2551. * Breviary of the History of England, 2s.
ib. 1693.
2552. . Cabinet Council, containing the chief
Arts of Empire, Jine portrait by Vaughan, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1658.
2553. Raymond's (J.) Voyage through Italy in the Yeares 1646 and
and 1647, frontispiece, 4s. ib. 1648.
2554. . slate co-
loured calf, gilt leaves, 7s. 6d. ib. 1648.
2555. Reliquiae Wottonianae, or a Collection of Lives, Letters,
Poems, with Characters of sundry Personages, by Izaak
Walton, portraits, 9s. ib. 1654.
2556. Rusden's (Moses) Further Discovery of Bees, frontispiece,
7s. •'•••• ib. 1679.
2557. Rambler, by Dr. Johnson, 4 vols, neat, 14s. ib. 1756.
2558. Rich Cabinet, furnished with varietie of excellent descrip-
tions, exquisite characters, witty discourses, and delightful]
Histories, fine copy, calf extra, £2. 2s. ib. l6l6.
174 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2559. Review of the Political Life of Oliver Cromwell, portrait,
neat, 5s. Lond. 1747-
2560. Reflections upon what the World commonly call Good-Luck
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2561. Ray's (James) History of the Rebellion in the year 1745,
brown calf, 8s. 6d. » ib. 1754.
2562. Roma Illustrata, or a description of Paintings and Sculpture,
&c. at and near Rome, 2s. 6d. ib. 1722.
2563. Reynolds's (John) Treatise of the Court, or Instructions for
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2564. Royal Buckler, or a Lecture to Traitors, who most wicked ly
murdered Charles I. &c. fine frontispiece, calf extra,
£l.lls.6d. ib. 1660.
2565. Reilly's (Hugh) History of Ireland, half-bound, 7s. 6d.
ib. I769.
2566. Romulus and Tarquin, translated by Lord Cary, engraved
title, 5s. ib. 1638.
2567- neat in calf,
9s. ib. 1648.
2568. Ruddiman's (Thomas) Introduction to Mr. James Anderson's
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2569* Relation of the French King's late Expedition into the Spanish
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2570. Remarks on the Writings of J. J. Rousseau, 2s. 6d. • -ib. 1767*
2571. Rome exactly described, portrait of Pope Alexander VII.
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2572. Rousseau's (J. J.) Treatise on the Social Compact, neat, 3s.
ib. 1764.
2573. ReynePs (Carew) Account of the chief National Improvements
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2574. Regicides, no Saints or Martyrs, 5s. ib. 1700.
2575. Relation of the defeating Cardinal Mazarine, and Oliver Crom-
well's design to have laken Ostend by Treachery, half-
bound, 5s. 6d. ib. 1666.
2576' Russell's Essay on the Character, Manners, and Genius of
Women, from the French of Thomas, 2 vols, neat, 7s.
ib. 1773.
History, Biography, Antiquities, $ Miscellanies. English. — \2mo. 175
'2577. Reflections upon the Use of the Eloquence of these Times, 5s.
Oxon. 1672.
2578. Remarques on the Humours and Conversations of the Town,
4* Land. 1673.
2579. Racing Calendar, by James Weathcrley, from 1790 to 1811,
22 vols, neat, £4>. 4>s.
2580. Some Account of the Family of Butlers, particularly of the
late Duke of Ormond, his Father, and Grand-Father,
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2581. Speech of Nicholas Heath, (Lord Chancellor of England in
1555) on the Supremacy, 2s. 6d. ib. 1688.
2582. Spotiswood's (John) Introduction to the Knowledge of the
Stile of Writs, 4>s. Edinb. 1727.
2583. Stubbe's (Henry) Indian Nectar, or discourse concerning
Chocolate, the Nature of the Cocoa Nut, &c. calf extra,
12*. Lond. 16*62.
2584. Stretch's (L. M.) Beauties of History, 2 vols, neat in calf, 9s.
ib. 1793.
2585. Secret History of the Reign of King Charles II. and King
James II. half-bound, 7s. ib. I69O.
2586. Saunders's (James) Compleat Fisherman, with the plate, neat
in calf, Os. ib. 1724.
2587. Sterne's (Laurence) Tristram Shandy, Sentimental Journey,
and Sermons, a fine set of early editions, 15 vols, calf
extra, gilt leaves, <£5. 5s. ib. I76O-8.
2588. Somis's (Ignazio) Account of the preservation of three
Women, who were buried thirty-seven days in the Ruins
of a Stable, by a heavy fall of Snow from the Mountains,
at the Village of Bergemoletto in Italy, half bound, 5s.
ib. 1768.
2589- Sallust's History of the Conspiracy of Catiline, by Caleb Calle,
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2590. Sallust, translated by John Rowe, calf extra, 7s. 6d. ib. 1715.
2591. Seneca's Morals, by Sir Roger L'Estrange, Knt. plates, neat,
2s. 6d. ib. 1735.
2592. Smith's (W.) Free Mason's Pocket Companion, frontispiece,
6s. ib. 1738.
176 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2593. Salmon's (Thomas) Historical Account of St. George for
England and the Order of the Garter, plates, very neat,
<)s. Lond. 1704.
2594. School of Man, half-bound, 45. ib. 1753.
2395. very neat, 5s. ib. 1753.
2396. Security of English-Men's Lives, or the Duty of the Grand
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2597. Scanderbeg Redivivus. An Account of the Life of John,
third King of Poland, with a plate representing the Grand
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2598. Statutes (a Collection of) relating to High Treason, old mo-
rocco, 4>s. ib. 1701.
2599. Sibscota's (Geo.) Deaf and Dumb Man's Discourse, half-bound,
5s. ib. 1670.
2600. Stow's (W.) Remarks on London, 2s. ib. 1722.
2601. Seruita's (Paul) History of the Inquisition, fine portrait of
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2602. Smith's (Sir Thomas) Commonwealth of England, frontis-
piece, russia, gilt leaves, Qs. ib. 1635.
2603. frontis-
piece> 7s. 6d. ib. 1640.
2604. School of Recreation, or a Guide to the most Ingenious
Exercises of Hunting, Riding, &c. frontispiece, 5s. 6d.
ib. 1701.
2605. Sculptura Historico-Technica, or the History and Art of
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£\.ls. ib.1770.
2606. Selden's (John) Table Talk, 2s. 6d. ib. 17l6.
2607. Scott's (William) Essay on Drapery ; or the complcate Citizen.
Trading justly, pleasingly, profitably, £l. 7s. • • ib. 1635.
2608. ■ ■ ■ ■ with a
fine frontispiece by Droeshout, £l. 15s. ib. l635.
{£5» Of this uncommon Book there does not appear to have been a Copy
in the Collection of Farmer, Stevens, West, Lord Lansdowne, Boucher,
Reed, or the Harleian,
History, Biography, Antiquities, 3? Miscellanies, English— \%no. 177
2609. Tour through the whole Island of Great Britain, giving a
particular Account of whatever is curious and worth Ob-
servation, 4 vols. 12s. 6d. Lond. 1753.
*26lO. Taste of the Town, or a Guide to all Publick Diversions,
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2611. Thompson's (Charles) Travels through Turkey in Asia, the
Holy Land, Egypt, &c. plates, 2 vols, very neat, 10s. 6d.
ib. I767.
2612. Tooke's (Andrew) Pantheon, plates, 2s. 6d. ...... ib. 1781 .
2613. 2s. 6d. ib. 1735.
2614. Treason's Master-piece, or a Conference held at Whitehall
between Oliver the late Usurper and a Committee of the
then pretended Parliament, calf extra, 7s. •••• ib. 1688.
2615. Touch-stone, or Essays Historical, Critical, &c. 6s. ib. 1728.
2616. Travels of a Philosopher, or Observations on several Nations
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2617- Temple of the Muses, or the Principal Histories of Fabulous
Antiquity, neat, 5s. ib. 1738.
2618. Travels (A Compendium of the most approved Modern)
plates, 4 vols, neat , 18s. * * ib. 17 57.
2619. and Adventures of James Massey, frontispiece, very
neat, lOs.Gd. • U**ib. 1743.
2620. of Tom Thumb over England and Wales, with the
map, neat, 12s. . . * . . ib. 1740.
2621. Tracts, — Matrimonial Ceremonies Displayed, wants the title.
— A Sermon Preached to a Congregation of Glass Bottles,
frontispiece^ 7s. • - ib. 1 752.
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Turtle, the Crane, and the Swallow ? 1733 :— Wittie's Sur-
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half-bound, 9s. ib. 1675, &c.
2623. Tracts. — The Narrative of Dr. Robert Norris, concerning the
strange and deplorable Frenzy of Mr. John Dennis : — Ro-
Z
178 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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make the Inhabitants of that Kingdom happy, 9-s»
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5s. Lond. 1688, &c.
2628. Tracts.-— The Whigg's Memorial, 1711.— The Modern Fa-
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History, Biography, Antiquities, $• Miscellanies, English. — \Zmo. 179
2629. Tracts. — Travels of John Megee, Pedlar and Flying Stationer,
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2630. Tracts. — A Treatise on Human Reason. — An Apology for
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2631. Tracts. — Voice from Heaven to the Commonwealth of Eng-
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2632. Tracts. — A Moral Essay concerning Pride, 1689. — A Dis^
course of Auxiliary Beauty, or Artificiall Handsomeness,
1606, calf extra , 8s.
2633. Truster's (Rev. Dr. John) Chronology, 2 v. in 1, 6s. ib. n. d.
2634. True Relation of the Barbarous Proceedings against the
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26*35. Trenchfield's (Caleb) Father's Counsels to his Son, calf extra,
6s. ib. 167S.
2636. Treatise concerning the Motion of the Seas and Winds,
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2637. Tryals (a complete Collection of the most Remarkable) of
the most Notorious Malefactors at the Old Bailey, for near
50 Years past, 4 vols. £l. 12s. ib. 17I8.
2638. — — (a Select Collection of the most remarkable) from the
Year 1700 to 1765, 4 vols, neat, £1. 10s. ib. n. d.
2639. Trial and Sufferings of Mr. Isaac Martin, who was put into
the Inquisition in Spain, portrait, 8s. ib. n. d.
2640. with
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2641. Terras- Filius, or the Secret History of the University of
Oxford in several Essays, frontispiece by Hogarth, neat,
12s. ib. 1726.
2o42. Terry's (Edward) Voyage to the East Indies, portrait and
plates, neat, £l. Is. ib. 1655.
2643. Uncertainty of the Signs of Death, and the Danger of Pre-
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4s ib. 1746.
180 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 1}rown.
2644. Voltaire's Age of Louis XV. 2 vols, neat, 8s.*»Lond. 1774-
2645. History of Charles XII. King of Sweeden, neat, 4*.
Edinb. 1769.
2646. • Letters concerning the English Nation, neat, 4s •
Lond. 1741.
2647. Works, translated by Dr. Smollett, Franklin and
others, plates, 3d vols, neat, £8. 8s. ib. 176-1-
0548. 36 vols, served, £6. 6s. 2*6. 1761.
2649. Vaughan's (Mr.) Adventures of Five Englishmen from
Pulo Condoro, half-bound, 6s. ib. 1714.
2650. Voiture's (M. de) Works and Life, head, 2 vols, in 1, 5s.
ib. 1715.
2651. Vertot's (Abbot) History of the Revolution in Sweden, neat,
3s. 6d. • Glasgow, 1 750.
2652. Warwick's (Arthur) Spare-Minutes ; or Resolved Medi-
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2653. Way to make all People Rich, or Wisdom's Call to Tem-
perance and Frugality, 3s. ••••ib. n. d.
2654. Wright's (Rev. Thomas) Antiquities of Halifax, 7s, 6d.
Leeds, 1738.
2655. Widow (The) of the Wood, boards, 16s. Lond. 1755.
^656. Another Copy, neat, IS*. < "ib. 1755.
This volume details a variety of curious, and almost romantic occurrences,
connected with some of the most respectable Families in Staffordshire,
and which took place about the jear 1750.
2657. Wanderer (The) 2 vols, boards, 3s. 6d. ib. 1798.
2658. Watts's (Isaac) Miscellaneous Thoughts in Prose and Verse,
neat, 4>s. ib, 1742.
2659. Logic, small edition, calf extra, 4>s. ib. 1803.
2660. World (The) 4 vols, calf extra, £l. 4s. ib. 1782.
266l. Another Set, 4 vols, extra, £i. .. ib. 17p4.
2662. 6 vols, calf extra, £l. 7s. ib. 1755.
2663. Wilkes's Letters to his Daughter, 4 vols, neat in calf, 18*.
ib. 1804.
History, Biography, Antiquities, $ Miscellanies. English.-—l2mo. 181
2664. Walsh's (Peter) Prospect of the State of Ireland from the
Year of the World 1756 to the Year of Christ 1652, neat
in calf, £l. 10* Lond. 1682.
2665. Ward's (Samuel) Wonders of the Load-Stone, very neat, 9s.
ib. 1640.
2666. Webbe's (George) Practice of Quietness, brown calf, 8*.
ib. 1638.
2667* Wren's (Dr.) Observations on Monsieur de Sorbiere's Voyage
in England, very neat, 7 s. ib. 1668.
2668. World Displayed, or a Collection of Voyages and Travels,
many plates, 20 vols, in 10, £3. 3s."" "Lund. 1759-
2669. Whitlock's Zootomia, or Observations on the present Manners
of the English, briefly anatomizing the Living by the
Dead, frontispiece, 10s. 6d. ib. 1654.
2670. Walker's (Commodore) Voyages and Cruises, 2 vols, neat,
10s. 6d. ib. 1760.
2671. Woolley's (Hannah) Queen-like Closet, or Rich Cabinet
stored with all Manner of Rare Receipts for Preserving,
&c. frontispiece, 10s. 6d. ib. 1684.
2672. Weldon's (Sir Anthony) Court and Character of King James,
portrait, 7s • ib. 1650.
2673. without
the portrait, 5s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1657.
2674. with Au-
licus Coquinariae, or an Answer to it by W. Saunderson, 2
vols. 12s. 6d. ib. 1650-51.
2675. Woman as good as the Man, half-bound, 7s. ib. 1659.
2676. W r ell wood's (James) Memoirs of the most Material Trans-
actions in England for the last 100 Years, preceding the
Revolution in 1688, half-bound, 5s. ib 1 736.
2677* Walton's (Izaak) Complete Angler, (wants a leaf, ) calf extra
gilt leaves, 15s t b. 1661 .
2678. Charles Cotton and Robert \'< nables* Uni-
versal Angler, half-bound, £2. 2s. ib 1676.
2679- wants title and
stainedy russia, 18s. ••«•••& 1676.
182 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2680. Walton's (Izaak) Complete Angler, by Sir John Hawkins,
neat, 9s Lond. 1797-
2681. Withers's (R.) and John Greaves's Great Turk's Court, 3*. 6d.
1665.
2682. Yearwood's (Randolph) Penitent Murderer, being a Nar-
rative of the Life and Death of Nathaniel Butler, who
became a Convert after having murdered John Knight, 7*.
ib. 1657.
2683. Zimmerman on Solitude, neat in calf, 5s. ib. 1799-
2584. 's Aphorisms and Reflections, portrait, calf extra,
fs. ib. 1800.
ANTIQUITATES, HISTORIC I, NUMISMA-
TICI, ET MISCELLANEL
FOLIO.
2685. JJaCTYLIOTHEC^ UNIVERSALIS ; being a Col-
lection of Four thousand one hundred and thirteen Casts in
Sulphur, from Antique Gems. They are executed in a very
beautiful style, and are systematically arranged in their
respective classes, disposed with great taste and effect in
drawers, having the figures of reference upon one side of
each Gem. The drawers are inclosed in four large cases,
which are so formed and ornamented as to have the ap-
pearance of books of immense size, which form has been
expressly adopted for the purpose of placing them upon
the shelves of the Library. — Attached to this elegant and
curious collection, is a quarto volume of descriptive letter-
press, in Latin, by Phillip Daniel Lippcrt, of Dresden.
It is arranged in a chronological manner with appropriate
prefaces to each class. So much of this volume as pecu-
liarly applies to these Gems, is divided into columns, shew-
ing at one view the number of reference, the name or sub-
ject of each, the particular stone on which the original
Gem is cut; and in the two succeeding columns are given
the names of the persons or Museums which possess the
originals, and references to such literary works as either
notice them or give engravings. In order to make this
144 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
volume more useful to the Amateur, a Summary of the
names is given in French at the end of each part, or class.
— The price of this fine collection is .£250.
It is presumed that the above short account of the nature of this interesting
series of casts from many of the finest productions of past ages, will
at least excite the curiosity, of the reader of this Catalogue. So
eminently beautiful is the execution of the greater part, and so won-
derfully delicate is the work in many others, that a close inspection
alone, could give a proper idea of the excellence of the whole col-
lection. — It was formerly possessed by Clement Wenceslaus, Elector
of Treves.
2686. Admiranda Romanorum Antiquitatum ac veteris Sculpture
Vestigia Anaglyphico, &c. a P. S. Bartolo delineata, in-
cisa; notis J. Petri Bellorii illustrata, 83 plates. Romce,
1693. — Imagines Veteris ac Novi Testamenti a Raphaelc
Sanctio Urbinate in Vaticani Palatii Xystis mira Pic-
turae Elegantia expressa, delin. et incisa? a P. Aquila et
Caes. Fantecto. 53 plates, Romce, lGjo.— Sigismundi Au-
gusti Mantuam adeuntis Profectio ac Triumphus. Opus
ex Archetypo Julii Romani a Francisco Primaticio. Cum
Notis Bellorii, &c. 26 plates, Roma:, l6*S0. — In one
volume, very neat, £7. fs.
2687. iEsop's Fables, with his Life in English, French, and Latin;
with a great number of plates by F. Barlow, large
paper, £3. 3s. • Lond. I6S7.
2688. JEdium Farnesianum Tabula? ab Annibale Caraccio de-
pictse a Carolo Caerio a?ri insculpta? atque a Lucio Philar-
chaeo explicationibus illustrata?, numerous plates, very neat,
£3. 3s. Roma, 1753.
2689. Adagia quae cum que ad banc diem exierunt, Paulli Manutii
studio, atque industria, doctissimorum Theologorum con-
silio, atque ope, ab omnibus mendis vindicata, qua? pium,
et veritatis Catholica? studiosum lectorem poterant offen-
der, £l. 15s. Florent. apud Juntas, 15J5.
2690. Augusti Corona Augustissima Augusta? Coronata, in various
languages, with 10 portraits, and other engravings, 12a.
Augsb. 1690.
2691. Andreae (Joannis) Tractatus super Arboribusconsanguinitatis,
— $lacfc Setter— £2. 4s.
Imp. per Frid. Creuzner de Nurimbergia, circa 1477 •
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatic!, et Misccllanei. — Folio. 1 85
2692. Augustini (Ant.) Antiquitatum Romanarum Hispanarumque,
in Numrais Veterum Dialogi XI. with 6S plates, 9s.
Ant. 1617.
2693. Burley (Walterus, Anglicus) de Vita Philosophorum, fine
copy in russia, gilt leaves } £$>. 14s. 6d. circa 1480.
An edition without signatures, date, or place, and it is believed has es-
caped the notice of all Bibliographers. In the Rev. Mr. Dibdin's splen-
did publication " Ribliotheca Spenceriann ) - , will be found an account of
the author, as well as several other editions. This copy wants one leaf,
containing a table.
26 v 94. Buchanani Opera Omnia, a Ruddiman, Frontispiece by
Vandergucht, 2 vols. £\. l6s. Edinb. 1715.
2695. Brissonii (Barnab.) Opera Omnia, a Trekell, neat, £l. 5s.
L. Bat. 1749.
2696. Bellorius Veterum Illustrium Philosophorum Poetarum Rhe-
torum et Oratorum Imagines ex vetustis Nummis, Gem-
mis, &c. desumpta?, witk9SJine engravings, neat in vellum,
£4>. 4>s. • Romce, 16S5.
2697. Boethii (Hectoris) Scotorum Historian, £3. 10?.
Paris, Bad. Ascens. circa 1500.
An edition, not of common occurrence. — It is well printed, and has orna-
mental capitals.
2698. Another edition, 18*. 6c?. Paris, 1574.
2699' Boccacii (Joarmis) Certaldi de Casibus Illustrium Virorum,
(margin rat-eaten) <£l. Is. Paris, up. J. Petit, 1501.
2700. Genealogia Deorum Gentilium ; — ejusdem,
ue Montibus, Sylvis, Fontibus, &c. in one volume, D £ > 4. 4*.
Impressum Regii, 1481.
2701. Birchcrodii (Jano) Breviarum Equestre, seu de Illustrissimti
et lnclytissimo Equestri Ordine Elephantino, plates,
boards, 10s. 6d. Havnice, 1704.
2702. Bochii (Joanne) Historica Narratio Profectionis et Inau-
gurationis Serenis. Belgii Principium Alberti et Isabella,
Austriae Archidueum, with many plates, \5s. **Ant. 1602.
2703. Bartholomei Anglici (Venerandi Patris) de Rerum Proprieta-
tibus, — SBFacft better— £l. Us.6d. • ... NvremO. 1519-
2 A
1SG Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2704; Baccius (Andncas) de Thermis, very neat, £\. 11*. 6d.
Venet. 15SS.
" An excellent edition" — vide De Bure.
2705. Budaei Annotationes in Pandectas, Paris, 1535 — et Budrei
Forensia, Paris, 1544, in one volume, vellum, 18*.
2706. Blarrorivo (Petri de)Opus Nanceidos, seu deBello Nanceiano,
libri Vl.Jine copy in morocco, £\3. 13*.
Imp. in Pago S. Nicolai de Portu, 151 6.
This volume is extremely rare, and very curious. It is ornamented with
many wood cuts by Jacobus, executed in a spirited style, which represent
the various events of the war of Lorraine. Some Bibliographers have
mentioned an edition of 1476, but no such edition ever existed :
the error has arisen from the manner in which that date is introduced
at the close of the Poem.
2707. Collectanea Antiquitatum Romanarum quas centum tabulis
agneis incisas et a Rodulphino Venuti: Academico Etrusco
Cortonensi, notis illustratas exhibet Antonius Borioni,
£2.2*. Pom. 1736.
2708. Another Copy, very neat in calf, £2. 12*. 6d. ib. 1736.
2709. Corpus Juris Canonici Emcndatum et Notis Illustratum :
Gregorii XIII. Pont. Max. jussa editum. Nunc indicibus,
novis, et appendice Pauli Lanceloti Perusini adauctum :
cuj us partes indicat aversa pagina, £\. 5s. •• Paris, 1587.
2710. Corpus Juris Civilis, cum D. Gothofredi et aliorum Notis,
2 vols, fine set in old morocco, £ > 7« 7s.
Amst. ap. Bleau fy Elzev. \66S.
A beautiful and celebrated edition, which contains the notes pf some au-
thors not in other editions,
2711. Camdeni (Guil.) Annales Regnante Elizabetha, 5s. 6d.
Lond. 1615.
2712. Ceselii, Antiquarum Lectionum Commentarii, reparavit Lodov.
Caelius Rhodoginus, (stained)^. 11*. 6d.
Venet. incedib.Ald. 151 6.
2713. Commentarius de Calendrio Romano, MS. on vellum, of the
15th century, beautifully written, with diagrams, tables, Sfc.
in excellent preservation^ f 492 pages) very neat, £\0. 10*.
Antiquitates, Historic!, Nwnismatici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 187
2714. Chishull Antiquitates Asiatics Christianam TEram antece-
dentcs; ex prim. Monum. Gr. descriptae, Latine versa?,
Notisque et comment. Must, (little stained) 14s.
Lojid. 1728.
2715. Another Copy, large paper, £l. Is. ib. 1728.
2716. Ciampini Romani Vetera Monimenta, in quibus praecipue
musiva opera, Sacrarum, Profanarumque iEdium Struc-
tura, ac nonnulli antiqui Ritus Dissertationibus Iconibus-
que illustrantur, 3 vols, numerous plates, half-bound, uncut,
£4>. 14*. 6d. Rom. 1747.
2717. Calendarium Rotulorum Patentium in Turri Londinensi,//**//'-
bound, russia, neat, £l. Hi. 6d. Lond. 1802.
27 18. Ciaconi Historia Utriusque Belli Dacici a Trajano Caesare
Gesti, ex simulachris quae in Columna ejusdem Romae vi-
suntur collecta, with 130 large plates which represent all
the figures upon Trajan's pillar, £3. 3s. Ro?n. 1616.
2719. Collection of all the Documents, Examinations, and other
matter connected with the Trial of Joan of Arc, the cele-
brated Maid of Orleans, with the Sentence given against
her by M. Hector de Coquerelle, Nicolas Dubois, and
others, in 1456. The whole in Latin, MS. on vellum, of
the 15th century, large folio, very neat in calf, £50.
This volume was formerly in the collection of M. Firmin Didot. It was
collated with a Copy in the Royal Library at Paris, and was found
to correspond with it in every particular ; and as there were but
four commissioners appointed in this affair, it is inferred that four
copies only were written, of which the present is one.
2720. Du Chesne Historian Normannorum Scriptores antiqui; res
ab illis per Galliam, Angliam, Apuliam, Capuas principa-
tum, Siciliam, et Orientem gestas explicantes, ab anno
Christi 838 ad annum 1220, russia, gilt leaves, £S. ISs. 6d.
Paris, 1619.
The valuable contents of this volume are intimately connected with the
History of England.
2721. Dactyliotheca Smithiana, cura A. F. Gorii, with 100 plates,
of Heathen Deities, Roman Emperors, he. finely engraved^
2 vols, in 1, in russia, £4, 4s. Venet. 1767.
188 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2722. Dactyliotheca Smithiana, cura A. F. Gorii, with 100 plates,
of Heathen Deities, Roman Emperors, &c. Jinely engraved,
2 vols, neat, (first vol. stained) £3. 3s. Venet. I767.
Joseph Smith, Esq. the Proprietor of the Gems, from which these engravings
were made, was British Consul at Venice, and this work is. dedicated
by the publisher J. B. Pasquali, to his Majesty George III. of whom a
fine Portrait is prefixed.
2723. Delbene (Barthol.) Ci vitas Veri sive Morum, curious plates,
10s. 6d. Paris, l60O.
2724. De Bry. — Collectiones Peregrationum in Indiam Oricntalem,
et Indiam Occidentalem, XIX. partibus comprehensce;
opus illustratum figuris sends Fratrum de Bry, ct Meriani,
bound in 4 vols. £65. • • Francofurti adMoen. 1590, &c.
This celebrated collection has ever been considered as one of the greatest
importance, both for intrinsic value and rarity. — De Bure devotes no
less than 120 pages to an account of the peculiarities of an entire set,
which consists of live'ity-fne parts.
2725. Dempster de Etruria Regali, with a great number of Plates,
2 vols. Jine set, in the old morocco binding, gilt leaves,
£5. 5s. Florent. 1723.
2726. D'Orville Sicula, quibus Sicilian veteris rudera, additis Anti-
quitatum tabulis; illustrantur. Edidit, et Comment, ad
NumismaU Sicula, Jine portrait by Houbraken, and nume-
rous plates, 2 vols, very neat in calf, £3. 10s. Amst. 1764.
2727. Delfius Rerum Burgundicarum Libri sex, §s. • • • • Ant. 1584.
2728. Eadmeri Monachi Cantuariensis Historian Novorum sive Sui
Saeculi Libri VI. 15*. Lond. 1623.
2729. Empirici (Sexti) Opera, Gr. et Lat. Pyrroniarum Institutio-
num libri III. cum Henri Stephani versione et notis. Con-
tra Matbcmaticos, sive Disciplinarum Profcssores, libri VI.
&c. &c. editio optima, neat, £'3. 3s. Lips. 1718.
2730. Ebcrmayer Capita Deorum et Illustrium Hominum pacis
Bellique artibus clarissiraorum nee non Hieroglyphica,
Abraxea et Amuletaqugedam in Gemmis, plates, £l. 5s.
Franco/. 1721.
2731. Eckhel Catalogus Musei Caesarei Vindobonensis Numorum
Vetcrum, plates, 2 vols, boards, £'2, 2?.» • • • Vindob. 1779'
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Misccllanci. — Folio. 189
2732. Egidii Romani Liber de Regimine Principura, neat, £9. 9s.
Roma
per inclitum virion Stephanum .Plannck dc Patavia, 1482.
Copies of this work are very rare. It was written for the use of Philip le
Hardi, son of Louis, King of France. Warton ascribes the origin of
Occleve's principal poem to this work, vide " History of English
Poetry," vol. 2, p. 39.
2733, Fcstiva ad Capita Annulumque Decursio, a Rcgc Ludovico
XIV. Principibus, summisque aula3 proceribus edita anno
M. DC.LXII. scripsit Gallice Carolus Perrault: Latine
reddidit, et Versibus Heroicis expressit Spiritus Flechier,
numerous fine engravings, many of which are portraits, in
morocco, £3. 13*. 6d. Paris, typog. Regia, 167O.
2734: Froelischii Numismata Syri-ae, many plates, neat, £\. lls.Gd.
llndob. 1749.
2735. Fordun (Joannis de) Scotichronicon, cum Supplements et
Continuatione Walteri Boweri. Prsefixi est ad historian!
Scotorum tntroduetio brevis, cura W. Goodall, 2 vols.
half-bound, £l.ls. • • Edin. 1759.
2736. Another Set, 2 vols, boards, los. > • • •& J 759.
2737. Fasciculus Temporum (first leaf of Index wanting) vellum,
£b. 4s. Colon. Agrip. 1 4/4.
This curious specimen of early typography, is the first edition of the work, and
of extreme scarcity. The author was Warner Rolewinck De Laer, a
Carthusian Monk. The present edit on was only known to De Bure
by the reports of other Bibliographers.
273S. Fasciculus Temporum, per Wernerus Rollewinck de Laer,
very neat, £3. 3s. • • no. place or date.
This edition is interesting in a bibliographical point of yiew, on account of
being an edition minutely described by De Bure, who states it to be
much sought after by the curious in books, because it has neither the
name of Printer, place, or date, and in consequence thought by some
to be the first edition.
2739. The same work in Flemish, with cuts and arms coloured,
superbly bound in vellum, £7. 7s. Utrecht. Veldener, 1480.
See some interesting information concerning this edition and Veldener
the Printer, in Heinecken's " Idee Generale d'une Collection d'Es-
tampes," p. 259.
igo Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2740. Fasciculus Rerum Expetendarum ac fugiendarum, neat,
£2.12s.6d. Colon. 1535.
2741. Familiar Romanae qua? rcperiuntur in Antiquis Numismati-
bus ab urbe condita ad tempora divi Augusti ex Biblio-
theca Fulvi Ursini, many cuts, neat, £l. Is. • • Rom. 1577-
2742. Gruteri Inscriptiones Antiquae, cura Graevii, with fine portraits
and numerous plates, 2 vols. Jinc set in russia, £8. 8s.
Amst. 1707.
2743. Gale et Fell Historic, &c. Anglicanas Scriptores, 3 vols, very
neat in calf> £9. 9s. Oxon. 1684-91.
2744. Gyraldi Opera Omnia, Historian! de Deis Gentium, Musis
et Hercule Rem Nauticum, Scpulcralia, &c. &c. cum com-
ment. I. Faes, et animad. P. Colomesii, ex recens. Jo.
Jensii, many plates, 2 vols, in 1, £\. \\s. 6d.
L. Bat. 1696.
2745. Galeria? Farnesianas Icones Romae in iEdibus Sereniss.
Ducis Parmensis ab Annibale Carracio, ad veterum aemu-
latione posterorumq, admiratione coloribus expressae, cum
ipsarum monocromatibus et ornamentis a Petro Aquila
delineata? incisae, fine impressions, with duplicate and extra
prints by various engravers, fine copy, £6. l6s. 6d.
Bom. Jo. Jac. de Rubcis, n. d.
2746. Historiae Anglicanas Scriptores Antiqui, Twysdeni, 2 vols.
inl,c£7.75. Lond. 1652.
2747. Iiistoria Augusta Imperatorum Romanorum. Adjecta est
Henrici Hamelow Historia Imperatorum Romanorum Car-
mine perpetuo descripta, numerous portraits^ £2. 10s.
Amst. 1710.
2748. Harduini (Joannis) Opera Varia, with numerous plates of
ancient coins, large taper, £l. 10s. Amst. 1733.
2749. Opera Selecta, 12s. ib. 1709.
2750. Iiasii (Jo. M.) Regni Davidici et Salomonagi Descriptio
Geogr. et Histor. una cum delineatione Syriae et Egypti
sub Seleucidis et Lagidis regibus, with coloured maps,
h. b.£l.lls.6d. Nurcmb.1739.
2751. Hofcmianus Chronologicarum Rerum, Lib. II. neat in vellum,
£l.ls. Bas. 1573.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 191
2752. Herwologia Anglica, hoc est Clarissimorum et Doctissimorum
aliquot Anglorum qui floruerunt ab anno Christi 1500
usq ; ad presentem annum, Viva? effigis, Vita? et elogae,
Authore H. Holla n<\,ftne impressions, in russia, «£l3. 13*.
Impensis Crisp. Pas-
sceus Cakograpk. et Jansonii Bibliop. Arnhemiensis, 1620.
2753. Homanni (Joh. Bapt.) Atlas Novus Terrarum Orbis Imperia
Regna et Status, being 91 maps, views and plans, coloured,
half -bound, £\.l\s. 6d. • • Norib. 1748.
2754. Historia Treverorum, et Historia Britannorum, a Fucherio,
MS. on vellum, of the 15th Century, in good condition,^
calf, £7. 7s.
2755. Isidori Junioris, Hispalensis Episcopi, de responsione Mundi
et Astrorum Ordinatione, in morocco, £4>. 10s.
Augsb. per Gintherii Zainer de Reutlinge, 1472.
editio princeps, and very rare. It contains several wood cuts, which
is an unusual circumstance in the early Augsbourg books. — Vide
Dtbdin's Spencer Cat. Vol. III. p. 398.
2756. Incipit Liber qui vocatur Sompnium Vurdavii, MS. on
vellum, of the 14th century ; written in two columns, in
fine preservation, with a large beautiful miniature in co-
lours and gold on the first page, very neat in calf,
£8. 8*.
2757- Insignium Roma? Templorum Prospectus Exteriores Interior-
esque a celebrioribus Architectis Inventi nunc tandem
suis cum plantis ac mensuris a Jo. Jacobo de Rubeis,
72 plates, £l.5s Roma, l6S4.
2758. Juliani Imperatoris Opera, Gr. et Lat. ab Ezech. Spanhemio,
£2. 2s. Lips. 1696.
" This is by far the best edition of this author's works." — Bib. Diet.
2759. Johnstoni (Rob.) Historia Britannica, £2. 2s. • • Amst. 1655.
A rare and valuable work, containing much curious matter relating to the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
2760. Kircheri (Athanasii) Mundus Subterraneus, in XII libros et
digestos, many plates, 2 vols, in 1, 18s. 6d. • •Amst. 1668.
2761. ■ Another edition, with portraits of Pope
Alexander VII. and Kircher, £l. 10s ib. 1665.
192 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2762. Kirchcri (Athanasii) Musurgia Universalis, sive Ars Magna
consoni et dissoni, plates, 2 vols. £2. 2s. • • Romcz, 1650.
2763. Libri Chronicarum, per Hartman Schedel, with an immense
number of engravings on wood, half-bound, russia,fne copy,
£12. 12s. Nuremberg. Koberger. 1493.
2764. The same work, in German, half-bound, russia, ££). 9s.
ib. 1493.
One of the most magnificent productions of early printing. It is mi-
nutely described by Mr. Dibdin, in his Bib. Spenceriana, no fewer
than twenty-six pages being appropriated to this article ; including
fac similes of the excellent wood-cut?, which were designed by Mi-
chael Woigemuth the master of Albert Durer, and the founder of
that peculiar style of painting prevalent in Germany during the
greater part of the ensuing century.
2765. Liebe (Chr. Sig.) Gotha Numaria, sistens Thesauri Fride-
riciani Numismata Antiqua aurea, argentea, asrea, ea ra-
tione descripta, portrait by Gnnst, frontispiece by Dufles,
and many other cuts, fine copy, £2. 2s Amsi. 1730.
2766. Luckii Sylloge Numismatum Elegantiorum, quae diversi
Impp. Reges, Principes, Comites, Republics diversas ob
causas ab 1500 ad lfjOO cudi fecerunt, concinnata et His-
torica narratione illustrata, many plates, £\. Is.
Argent. 1(520.
2767. Lambardi Archaionomia, sive de Priscis Anglorum Legibus
libri, Lat. et Sax. £i. 5s. Cantab. 1644.
2768. Lyndewoode Provinciale, seu Constitutiones Anglie, finely
printed in red and black, with ornamental initials, £S. 3s,
Paris, 1501.
2769. Lambecii (Petri) Commentarii de Augustissima Bibliothcca
Caesarea Vindobonensis, many plates, 6 vols, very neat,
£6. 6s Vindob. 1665-74.
A learned and interesting work, the non- completion of which cannot be
too much regretted.
2770. Magna Carta Regis Johannis XV. Die Junii Anno Regna
XVII. A.D. MCCXV. beautifully printed on 12 leaves
of the finest drawing paper, in letters of gold, half bound,
gilt leaves, £S. 8s.
Lond. ap. Johan. Whittaker, IS 16.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 193
2771. Magna Carta Regis Johannis XV. Die Junii Anno Regni
XVII. A. D. MCCXV. sumptuously printed in letters of
gold on sheets of vellum of most exquisite texture, having
each page surrounded by beautiful drawings in water
colours, which represent the armorial bearings of the
Barons, and fanciful decorations, £63.
Lond. ap. Johan. Whittaker, 1816.
2772. Marmora Oxoniensia, cum Appendicea M. Maittaire, plates,
£l. lis. 6d. ib. 1732.
2773. — Gr. et Lat. ex editione Prideaux, &c.
cum Prsefatione Ric. Chandler, with numerous fine en-
gravings by Miller, imperial size, russia, gilt leaves, and
joints, <£10. 10s. Oxon. 1763.
2774. Muratori Inscriptiones Antiquae, many plates, large paper,
4 vols, half bound, £\0. 10s. Mediol. 1739.
2775. Antiquitates Italicae medi sevi, sive Dissertatione,
de Moribus, Ritibus, Religione, Regimine, Magistratibus,
Legibus, Studiis Literarum, Artibus, Lingua, Nummis,
&c. &c. ad annum usque MD.6 vols, half-bound, £10. 10s.
ib. 1738.
Muratori the learned author of the preceding works, justly ranks as one of
the brightest luminaries of Italian literature.
2776. Musasum Odescalchum, sive Thesaurus Antiquarum Gem-
marum cum imaginibus in iisdem insculptis, et ex iisdem
exsculptis, quae a Serenissima Christina Suecorum Regina
collects in Muses Odcscalcho adservantur, et a P. S. Bar-
tolo quondam incissae, nunc primum in lucem proferuntur,
with 100 plates, 2 vols, very neat in vellum, £2. 12s. 6d.
Romce, 1751.
9,777* Magnan (P. Dommin.) Bruttia Numismatica, seu Bruttise,
hodie Calabriae, Populorum Numismata omnii, many plates,
very neat in calf, £l.l6s. ib. 1773*
2775. Museum Veronense, hoc est, Antiquarum Inscriptionum atque
anaglyphorum collectio, cui Taurinensis adjungitur et
Vindobonensis. Cum Inscriptiones Variae, numerous plates,
£l.l6s. "• Vcron. 1749.
2B
194 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2779. Musei Capitolini, cum Animadversiones,Lat. etltal. with near
400 fine engravings of Busts, Statues, Bas Reliefs, fyc.
5 vols, boards, £8. 8s. Rom. 1750.
2780. Matthsei Paris, Monachi Albanensis Angli, Historia Major,
a W. Wats, neat, £2. 12s. 6d. Lond. 1640.
** This work is carefully edited, and contains a great variety of very im-
portant and curious particulars." — Bib. Diet.
278 1. Mutius de Germannorum prima origine Moribus, Institutis,
Legibus, &c. £l. Is. Basil, 1539-
2782. Naugeri (Andrea?) Orationes duse, Carminaque nonnulla,
editio princeps, in vellum, £3. 13s. 6d.
Venet. Joan. Tacuini, 1530.
2783. Novum Italia? Theatrum, sive Accurata Descriptio ipsius
Urbium, Palatiorum, Sacrarum aedium, &c. a superb
work, with numerous fine views and plans of Cities,
Towns, and Palaces ; represe?itations of remarkable
Buildings, Antiquities, Works of Art, Sfc. Illustrated
by letter-press in Latin, French, and Dutch, 4 vols.
very neat, in the original splendid binding, £4>2.
Amst. 1705.
2784. Numismata Antiqua et Recentiora Omnis generis, metalli et
moduli, aeri incisa e ComelioThomae Comitis de Pembrook,
large paper, 2 vols, in 1, in russia, e^ll. 11*.
Lond. 1746'.
2785. Opmeeri et Laurentii Opus Chronographicum Orbis Universi
a Mundi exordio usque ad annum l6ll. Continens His-
toriam Icones, et Elogia, &c. many portraits on wood,
2 vols, in 1, ,£2. 2*. Ant. 16*11.
2/86. Originum ac Germanicorum Antiquitatum libri, cura Heroldii,
£\. Is Basil 1557.
27S7- Ptolomaei (Alex. Claud.) Cosmographia, Latine, fine copy,
old morocco, £9. 9s.
Ab Herm. leuilapide Coloniensi Vicencia accurat.imp. 1475,
Editio Puinceps ; it contains several geographical wood-cuts.
. 2788. Ptolomaei Geographia, Graeco-Latinae, Latine primum recog-
niti et cmendati, cum tabulis geographicis et ad mentem
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miseellanei. — Folio. 195
auct. restitutis, per Mercatorem. Jam vero ad Gr. et Lat.
exemplaria, recognita a Montano, (an excellent edition)
'vellum, £3. 3s. • Amst. 1605.
2789. Parkeri (Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis) Historia Antiquitatum
Ecclesiae Britannicae, necnon de Privileges Eccles. et
Archiepiscopum, &c. a Drake, large paper, portrait
by Vertue, and many other plates, £l. lis. 6d.
Lond. 1729.
For on interesting account of the learned author of this work, and the
present edition, vide " Restituta" by Sir E. Brydges, Bart. No. 1.
2790. Petavii Opus de Doctrina Temporum, 2 vols. Paris, l627. —
Petavii Uranalogion sive Systema variorum authorum qui
de Sphaera, ac sideribus, eorumque motibus Graced com-
mentati sunt, &c. Paris, 1630, being 3 vols, neat, £2. 5s.
Paris, 1627-30.
27gi. Psyches et Amoris nuptiae ac fabula a Raphaele Sanctio,
Romas, in Farnesianis hostis trans Tyberim expressa, a
Nic. Dorigny delineata et incisa Jo. P. Bellorio notis
illustr. — Romce, 1693. — Galeria Dipinta nel Palazzo del
Prencipe Panfilio da Pietro Berrettini da Cortona intag-
liata da Carlo Cesio — Rom. n. d. — Barberinae Aulas Fornix
Romae Eq. Petri Berrettini Cortonensis Picturis Admi-
randus — Rom. \686. — A Series of fine engravings, good
impressions, in one volume, half-bound, £7. fs.
^792. Pompa Funebris Optimi Potentissimiq. Principis Albert! Pii,
Archiducis Austria?, Ducis Burg. Bra &c. veris imagi-
nibus expressa a Iacobo Francquart Archit. Reg. with
descriptions in Latin, Dutch, French, and Spanish, 65
plates, in vellum, £8. 18s. 6d. Bruxel. 1623.
The engravings in this scarce volume are executed with peculiar neatness,
and what must enhance its interest, is that nearly the whole of
the figures, which are full length, are portraits, and have the name
of the person, amongst whom are many of eminence; particularly
the famous General Spinola, and the Marquis of Bedmnn, whose like-
nesses are excellent.
27^3. Parentalia Mariae Clementinas Magn. Brittan, Franc, et
Hibern. Regiu. Jussu Clementis XII. Pont. Max.
large plates, with descriptions in Latin and Italian, 10s. 6d.
Rnma, l736\
196 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2794. Pighii (Steph. Vin.) Annates Romanorum ; qui Commentarii
vicem supplent in omnes veteres Historian Romanae Scrip-
tores, large paper, 3 vols, in 2, in vellum, £2. 10s.
Ant. ap. Plant. l6l5.
2795. Patini Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum, numerous en-
gravings, £l. Is. • Argent. 1671.
2796. Proclus in Platonis Timaeum, Grace, editio princeps,
half -bound, £l. l6s. Basil. 1534.
1797. Pii Secundi Pontificis Maximi Historia Rerum ubique Gesta-
rum. Cum locorum descriptione non finita Asia Minor
jncipit, fine copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, £6. 6s.
Venet. ap. Johan. de Colon. 1477.
2798. Plotini Opera omnia, e Graco in Latine translata a Mar-
cilio Ficino, ££13. 13*. Magnifico sumptu
Laurentii Medicis Patrice Servatoris imprcssit ex Ar-
chetypo Ant onini Miscominus Florentine, 1492.
Editio Princeps, and a fine specimen of early printing. — The present
copy is in admirable condition, internally and externally j indeed it
would be difficult for the most fastidious eye to discover a defect.
2799. Procli Successoris Platonici in Platonis Theologiam libri sex,
Gr. et Lat. £l. Is. • Hamb. 1618.
2800. Prideaux Marmora Oxoniensia, ex Arundellianis, cum Com-
ment, with plates, 15s. 6d. • • • Oxon. 1676.
2801. Poemata Ferdinandi Episcopi Monast. et Paderborn, with a
beautiful frontispiece, including portrait, engraved by
Edelinck after Le Brun, and vignettes, £l. Is.
Paris, Typ. Beg. 1684.
2802. Paulus ^mylius de Rebus Gestis Francorum, cum Tilii
Chronicon, neat in calf, £2. 2s. Lutet. 1550.
The author was the first who reduced the ancient mass of French history
to regularity and order.
2803. Pancirolli Notitia Utraque cum Orientis, tarn Occidentis ultra
Arcadii, Ilonoriique Caesarem Tempora, &c. numerom
engravings on wood, £\. Is. 'Basil, 1552.
Antiquitatcs, Historici, Numis?natici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 197
2804. Puffendorf (S. L. Bar. de) dc Rebus a Carolo Gustavo Suecias
Rege Gestis, 2 vols, russia extra, gilt leaves, joints, fyc.
£15. Norimb. 1696.
This splendid work contains an immense number of spirited engravings,
viz. portraits of eminent persons ; views and plans of Cities, Towns,
and Fortifications; representations of remarkable events, &c. &c.
forming the most minute account of Gustavu^s reign ever published.
2805. Paradigmata Graphices variorum artificium, per Joh. Epis-
copium, ex formis Nic. Visscher, 58 plates, russia, gilt
leaves, £2. 2s. H. Com. 1671.
2806. Panvinii (Onuph.) Fastorum, Libri V. a Romulo Rege usque
ad Imp. Ca?s. Carolum V. Austrium Augustum, neat,
£l. 5s. Venet. 1588.
2807. Petrarchae (Francisci) de Vita Solitaria, libri duo, fine copy in
calf, £7. 7s. Argentorati, sine loco et anno.
This edition has no paging, catch-words, or signatures ; an entire pao-e
contains 34 lines. — It is a rare edition, and was probably printed
about 14.72.
2808. Politiani (Ang.) Opera Omnia, neat in vellum, £4,. 4s.
Tlorenty 1499.
This Author's real name was John Petit, but he afterwards adopted the name
of Angelo Politian, from Monte Politiani, the place of his birth.
2809. Pitisci Lexicon Antiquitatum Romanarum, 3 vols, half-bound,
uncut, £2. 2s. H. Com. 1737.
2810. Retza (Francisci de) Comestorum Vitiorum, editio prix-
ceps, a fine large copy, many leaves uncut, £S. 8*.
Nuremberg, 1470.
This rare volume is not only the editio princeps, but it is the first work
which issued from the Nuremberg Press, bearing a date — it is a de-
sirable specimen of ancient printing and paper-making.
2811. Roderici episc. Zamorensis Speculum Vita? Humana?
(stained) £l. Is.
a Helya Helye alias de Louffen canon, eccles.
ville Beron. fyc. 1473.
2812. Roderici Zamorensis Speculum Vita? Humana?, a beautiful
copy, in green morocco, j£lO. 10s.
Augnstcc, Gunth. Zaincr ex Reutli?igen, 1471.
An edition of the most extreme rarity, for which the curious have ever
been in eager search.
198 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2813. Rerum Moscoviticarum Commentarii, 4s. 6d.* 'Basil. 1556*
2814. Auctorcs Varii ab Claud. Marnius
et Johan. Aubrius, vellum, 7 s. Franco/. 1600.
2815. Romanum Museum, sive Thesaurus Eruditae Antiquitatis,
opera et studio Michaelis Angeli Causei de la Chausse, with
near 250 plates of Statues, Busts, Bas-Reliefs t &c. &e.
2 vols. neat. £3. 10s. Rom. 17*6.
2816. Rhenani (Beati) Rerum Germanicarum libri tres ; quibus
praemissa est vita Beati Rhenani, a Joanne Sturmio ele-
gantur conscripta, black Spanish, £3. 3s.
Basil, ap. Froben. 1551.
2817. Sanderi (Antonii) Presbyteri Chorographia Sacra Brabantiae
sive Celebrium aliquot in ea Provincia Ecclesiarum et
Coenobiorum Descriptio, with many fine engravings, 2 vols.
fine set, £52. 10s. • • • 'Bruxelles et Antterpice, 1659-69.
Original edition of a most valuable work. The second volume is of such
excessive rarity, that its very existence was unknown to De Bure,
and until very recently, to all other bibliographers. It appears
to be certain that the entire impression of the second volume was
suppressed as soon as completed, and remained in the warehouse of a
bookseller at Brussels until 1695, in which year that city was
bombarded by the French, when all the copies, except a few in the
possession of the author's friends, perished by fire. Besides the
present second volume, only two copies are now known, viz. one in the
Royal Library at Paris, (taken by the French Commissioners in 1796,
from the Library of the University of Louvain) and another in the
Public Library at Brussels.
Brunet (Manuel du Libraire, torn 3.) asserts that the prints in the edition
of this work printed in 1726-7, are impressions from the old copper-
plates ; had he compared them he could not have committed so great
a mistake, it being very evident that the plates of the first and
second editions are different — a circumstance which further enhances
the value of the original.
281 8. Sanderi (Antonii) Chorographia Sacra Brabantiae, numerous
plates. 3 vols. £5. 15s. 6d. H. Com. 1?26.
2819. Sallengre Novus Thesaurus Antiquitatum Romanorum, with
many plates, 3 vols, neat, £2. %. ib. lj\6.
2820. Another Set, large paper, 3 vols. ^3. 3s. * • • • • • ib. 17 16.
A?itiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 199
2821. Saxonise Ducum. Caesarib. Creand. viivirum et caeferorum a
Frederico I. ad Christianum II. tvith 18 fine portraits,
{corners damaged, but not so as to injure the prints)
half-bound, £l. 5s. Jug. 1601.
2822. Salmasiae Plinianae Exercitationes in Caii Julii Solini Poly-
histora. Item C. J. Solini Polyhistor ex Veter.ibus Libris
emendatus, &c. 2 vols, in 1, neat in vellum, £2. 5s.
Traj. adRhen. 1689.
2823. Sponii Miscellanei Eruditae Antiquitatis, plates, neat, £l. Is.
Lugd. 1685.
2824. Stephanus Byzantinus de Urbibus, Graece, editio princeps,
red morocco, £2. l6s. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1502.
2825. Stephanus Byzantinus de Urbibus, Gr. et Lat. Gronovii, cum
Notae et Castigationes Holstenii, 2 vols. £l. lis. 6d.
L. Bat. I694.
2826. Scoti (Joannis) in I. Sententiarum, £3. 3s.
Venet. Vindel. Spira. 1472.
2827- — III. et IV. Sententiarum, £\. lis. 6d.
Venet. Joan. Colon. 1477-
2828. Spelman jElfredi Magni Vita, with portrait and plates of
coins, neat, £l. lis. 6d. Oxon. 1678.
2829. Spanhemii (Frid.) Opera, quatenus complectumur Geogra-
phiam, Chronologiam, etllistoriam Sacram atqueEcclesias-
ticam utriusque temporis,7foe head by Gunst, £l. 1 1*. 6d.
L. Bat. 1701.
2830. Simsonii Chronicon Catholicon, ex excensione et cum ani-
madversionibus, P. Wesseling, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
L. Bat. 1729.
2831. Another Copy, half-bound, uncut, £1. 8s. • •••'•'• it. 1729.
2832. Spartianus (^Elius) de Vita Hadriani Imperatoris ad Diocle-
tianum Augustum, in the original stamped binding, £1. Is.
Venet. 1490.
2833. Sigilla Comitum Flandriae et Inscriptiones Diplomatum ab
iis editorum, cum expositione iiistorica, Olio. Vredi
Juris Cons. Brug. many plates, 1 5s. Brug. 1639 »
200 Longman, Hurst, Rees ? Orme, and Brown.
2834. Suarez (Francisci) Disputationes Metaphysics, 2 vols, in 1.
vellum, 12s. 6d. Moguntice, 1630.
2835. Theatrum Boldonii Cassari Montis Cardinali Sacrum. Auctore
Oct. Boldonius, with many portraits, and emblematical
engravings , very neat, £l. lis. 6d. Mediol. 1636.
2836. Thulemarii (Hcnr. Gunt.) Opuscula de Bullis, a curious work
with plates, £l. \s. Franco/. l6°7«
2837- Theophanis Chronographia. Leonis Grammatici Vitas Recen-
tiorum Impp. Gr. et Lat. ex interpree. Jac. Goar, cum
notis Fr. Combefisii, large paper, (stained) in the old
morocco binding, £2. 2s. Paris, 1655.
2S38. Thesaurus Brandenburgicus Selectus : Sive Gemmarum et
Numismatum Grascorum, in Cimeliarchio Electorali Bran-
denburgico, Commentario Illustratas a L. Begero, 3 vols.
boards, £2. 2s. Colon. March 1 696-
2839- Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglias et Wallias Auctoritate P. Nicho-
lai IV. circa A. D. 1291, boards, £l. 1 s.- -Lond. 1802.
2840. Tessera? Gentilitiae, a Silvestro Petra Sancta, with fine por-
trait, and many hundred engravings of armorial bearings
neat, £4>. 4s. Romce, 1638.
2841. Turnebi (Adriani) Philosoph. et Gr. Lit. Regii Profes.
Adversariorum libri triginta, 3 vols, neat, £l. 15s.
Paris, 1580.
Turnebus was one of the most profound scholars and critics of the 16th
Century. Scholars from all nations went in throngs to his Lectures.
—The " Adversaria" are considered the most important of his
works.
2842. Veteres Arcus Augustorum Triumphis Insignes ex reliquiis
quae Romas adhuc supersunt, cum imaginibus Triumpha-
libus, &c. Antiq. Nummis notisque Io. Pet. Bellorii Illus-
trate 52 large plates, boards, £l. lls.6d.» •Roma, 1696.
2843. Veterum Scriptorum, qui Caesarum et Imperatorum Germa-
nicorum res per aliquot secula Gestas, Uteris mandarunb
tomus unus. Ex bibliotheca Justi Rcuberi Jure consulti,
Palatinatus consiliarii, £S. Ss. Francof. 1583.
2844. Vecchietti (Hieronymi) Florentini ab ^Egypto Doctoris Theo-
logi, opus de anno primitivo ab exordio Mundi, ad annum
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — Folio. 201
Julianum accommodate) ; & de sacrorum temporum ratione
libri octo, in vellum, large folio, £7. 17* 6d.
August. Vindel. ex imp. Authoris, l62l.
The system contained in this celebrated work, so long known for its
extreme rarity, consists in the author's contending against the
Romish Church, in favour of the Talmud doctrine. It had scarce
issued from the press, when it excited a strong sensation, and
drew upon its author many enemies, who not con'ent with cen-
suring his doctrine, denounced him to the Inquisition. In conse-
quence, the sale of the book was forbidden in all countries, and he
was condemned to prison for life. Not succeeding in possessing
themselves of his person, he with singular heroism surrendered to
his enemies, and died in prison at the age of 80, courageously
maintaining his original opinion. — There are few books that can be
compared with the present for the immensity of labour which the
author has bestowed upon it, and the Chronological Tables may
rank amongst the finest efforts of the Art of Printing. The present
copy is perfect, and accurately corresponds with De Bure's descrip-
tion.
52845. Veteris Latii Antiqua Vestiga, Urbis Moenia, Pontes, Templa,
Piscina?, &c. 60 plates, half-bound, uncut, 15s,
Romce, 1751.
52846. Vitruvii Pollionis de Architectura libri decern, a beautiful
copy, ruled with red lines, in red morocco, £3. 13s. 6d.
Amst. ap. Elzev. 1649.
52847. Vaillaut (J. F.) Numismata JEraea. Imperatorum Aug. et
Caes. in Coloniis, Municipiis, &c. plates, 2 vols, in 1.
vellum, £l. 5s. Paris, 1695.
2848, Wise Nummorum Antiquorum Scriniis Bodleianis recondito-
rum Catalogus, cum Comment, many plates, boards, 1 8*.
Oxon. 1750-
2C
202 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
QUARTO.
2849. ALBER1I (Clau.) Triuncuriani Organon. Id est Instru-
mentum Doctrinarum omnium in duas partes divisum.
Nemne, in analyticum eruditionis modum, et Dialecticam :
sive methodum disputandi in utramque partem, in very
curious original binding, £5. 5s. Morgiis, 1584.
This volume is dedicated to Henry III. of France, and from the peculiarly
sumptuous style of the binding, and having the royal arms on each
side, is very probably the presentation copy.
2850. Adler Museum Cuficum Borgianum Velitris, plates, 2 vols.
sewed, 12s. Rom. 1772-92,
2851. Arrianus de Venatione, Grsece, Luca Holstenio iptcrprete,
calf extra, £l. 4s. Paris, 16*44.
2852. Audebcrti (Germani) Aurelii Venetian ad seren. ac. sapient-
Venct. Principem Nicolaum Deponti, vellum.
Venet. 1583.
2853. Augustini Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquse, cum praefat. kc.
Gronovii, portrait and above 300 plates, editio secunda,
£l. Is. Franeq. 1694.
2854. Ditto, calf extra, £l.4s. ib. 1694.
2855. Alexandrini (Hieronis) Alexandrini Spiritalium liber. A
Federico Commandino Urbinate, ex Graeco, nuper in La-
tinum conversus, cuts, 8s. 6d. Urbini, 1575.
2856. Aleandri Antiquae Tabula? Marmora? Solis effigie, symbo-
lisque exculptac accurata explicatio, 10*. 6d.- *Rom. l6l6.
2857. Academiae Cantabrigiensis SftZTPA. Verses in Hebrew, Greek
and Latin, vellum, 4*. Cantab. l66*0,
2858. Alanus de Parabolis, — SBfocft %ttttt—a rare Latin tract
of twenty-four pages, <£\. Is.
no place or date, but circa 1 490.
2859. Agathiae, Hist, et Pcet. eximii, de Imperio et Rebus Gestis
Justiniani Imperatoris, libri quinque, Gr. et Lat. cum
Notis Vulcanii, loY L. Bat. 1594.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — 4*o. 203
2860. Bruckeri Historia Critica Philosophise a Mundi incimabulis
ad nostram usque astatem deducta, best edition, 6 vols.
fine set, calf extra, £7. 7s. Lips. 1 767.
'286 1. Bayeri Regionomontani Historia Osrhoena ct Edcssana ex
Numis illustrata, 1734 — ejusdem Historia Regni Gragco-
rum Bactriani. Accedit C. T. Waltheri Doctrina Tem-
porum Indica cum Paralipomenis, 1738, the two books in
one volume, very neat, £3. 3s. Petropoli. 1734-8.
2S62. Bayeri Regionomontani Historia Osrhoena et Edessana ex
Numis illustrata, vellum, £l. l6s. ib. 1734.
2863. Bossi(Mattha3i)de veris et salutaribus animi gaudiis,o£4. 4*.
lmprcssit Florentine Ser Franciscus Bonaccursis, 1 49 1 .
Editio Princeps. — * Perpulchra Editio, cuidecus adjungat Ep. Politiani ad
Laur. Medicein, qua Bossi opus, a se et Johanne Pico vehementer
probatum, legendum misit." — Audiffredi.
2S64. Boyle (Roberti) Opera Varia, quorum posthac exstat Cata-
logus, 3 vols. 18s.6d. Genev. l6'80.
2865. Burmanni (Petri) Poemata, cura P. Burmanni, Jun. fine fron-
tispiece, neat in vellum, 10s. 6d. • Amst. 1 745.
2866. Burmanni Vectigalia Populi Romani, et Jupiter Fulgerator,
in Cyrrhestarum Nummis, neat, 9s. Leid. 1734.
2867. Battely Opera Posthuma, viz. Antiquitates Rutupince, et Anti-
quitates S. Edmundi Burgi, large paper, 12*.
Oxon. 1745.
2868. Bayfii annotationes in L. II. de captivis, et postliminio rever-
sis: in quibus tractatur de re navali. Ejusdem annota-
tiones in tractatum de auro et argento, &c. neat, ISs.
Lutet. 1549.
2869. Broukhusii (Jani) Poemata Omnia, a D. Hoogstraten, frontis-
piece and vignettes, 10s. 6d. Amst. 171 1 .
2870. Budaaus de Asse et Partibus ejus, libri V. a beautiful copy,
splendidly bound in red morocco, <£3. 13s. 6d.
Venet. in cedib. Aldi, et Asulani, 1522.
A beautiful and much esteemed edition. By this work the author not
only acquired celebrity while he lived, but established a character as
a scholar, which will be immortal. He was styled by Erasmus the
Prodigy of France.
2871. Beveregii (Guil.) Institutiones Chronologicse, 75.. . Lond. 1705.
204 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
28/2. Bishop (Sam.) Feriae Poeticae : sive Carmina Anglicana
elegiaci plerumque argumenti Latine reddita, h. b. uncut,
7s. 6d. ib. 1766.
2873. Beroaldi (Philippi) de excellentia Disceptantium, et libellus
de optimo statu, et de principe, vellum, 18*. 6d.
Bonon. per Bened. Hectorem, J 497.
2874*. - Heptalogos, quo septem Sapientium sen-
tential discutiuntur, very neat, £l. 9s. ........ ib. 1498.
2875. « ■— Orationes et quamplures appendicular ver-
suum, editas a Philippo Beroaldo jun. Bononiensi, .£3. 6s.
Bonon. in commune a B. Hector 'e, 1491.
2S/6. Symbola Pythagorea, very neat, £l» 5s.
ib. 1500.
2877. de Felicitate, Opusculum, very neat,
£l. lls.6d. *'3.1499.
2878. ■. Oratio Proverbiorum, qua doctrina remo-
tior continetur, very neat, £\. 15s. • • • ib. 1499«
These early editions of the Tracts of the elder Beroaldo, printed chiefly
tinder the eye of the Author, who was Secretary to the Senate at
Bologna, are all of rare occurrence.
2879- Baltimore (Friderico Calvert de) Ccelestis et Inferi, Venet.
1771 — Gaudia Poetica. Composed in Latin, English, and
French, in the year 1769, (by Lord Baltimore) with plates,
in one volume, half-bound, in morocco, <£5. 5s.
The first tract in this volume is a rare Latin poem; the second consists of
prose and poetry, and is also extremely rare, a few copies only having
been printed for private distribution to the friends of the noble au-
thor. The only known copy, a few years since, was in the collection
of the celebrated Linnseus, to whom it is dedicated.
2880. Batavia Illustrata, seu de Batavorum Insula, Hollandia, Zelan-
dia, &c. Scriptores varii nota? melioris, with wood engrav-
ings of Antiquities, Portraits, &c. neat, \6s.
L. Bat. Elzev. 1609.
2881. Christianus ad solitarium quendam de ymagine mundi, ajine
and clean copy, £4. 10s.
Neither date, place, signatures, pages, catch-words, or name of printer,
appears in this rare book ; — but it is surmised to have been printed
by Koburger about the year 1473.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — 4to. 205
5882. Corsini Fasti Attici in quibus Archontum Atheniensium series
Philosophorum, aliorumque illustrium virorum setas atque
praecipua Atticae Historiae Capita, &c. 4 vols, in 2, vellum,
£3. 3s. Florent. 1744.
2883. Caryophili de Antiquis Marmoribus cui accedunt Disserta-
tiones IV. Numini Majestatique Caroli VI. Mag. Ang.
dicatura, 18*. Vindob. 1738.
2884. Chalcidii V. C. Tiraaeus de Platonis Translatus. Item ejus-
demin eundem Commentarius, a Meursius, vellum, 1 2s.
L. Bat. 1617.
2885. Cynthii Joannis Baptistae Gyraldi de Obitu Divi Alfonsi
Estensis, Epicedium ; Hercules Dux salutatus ; Sylvarum,
lib. I. Elegiarum, lib. I. Epigr. lib. II. &c. very neat,
£3. 10s. Ferrara, 1537.
A presentation copy from the author to his friend M. A. Begat — see MS.
inscription on the title.
2886. Cuperi Harpocrates et Monumenta Antiqua, plates, vellum,
6s. Traj. ad Men 1687.
$887. Cotovici Itinerarium Hierosolymitanum el Syriacum; access.
Synopsis Reipublicae Venete, plates, vellum, £\. 5s.
Ant. 1619.
2888. Chartari Imagines Deorum qui ab Antiquis Colebantur : in
quibus simulacra, ritus, caerimoniae, magnaq, ex parte ve-
terum religio explicatur, many very curious wood-cuts,
£l. 7*. Lugduni, 158 1 .
2889. Cellarii Notitia Orbis Antiqui, with portrait and numerous
maps, (an excellent edition) 2 vols, neat in vellum, £i. 10s.
Cantab. Sf Amst. 1 703-6.
2890. Another edition, 2 vols. £\. 1*. •% Lips. 1701-6.
2891. Carminum Pindaricorum Fragmenta. Curavit J. Gottlob
Schneider, sewed, 5s. Argent. 1776.
2892. Ciampini (Joannis) Explicatio Duorum Sarcophagorum,
plates, 6s. » ....... .Ro?na, 1697.
2893. Commentarii Philippicarum Marci Ciceronis, cum Annotat.
G. Trapezuntii, P. Beroaldi, &c. very neat, 7s. 6d.
Paris, J. Petit, n. d.
206 Lonoman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2894. CasjE (Joannis) Latina Monumenta, ruled with red lines,
10s. 6d. Tlorent. 1567-
2895. Cannegieteri Dissertatio de Brittenburgo, Matribus Brittis,
Britannica Herba, &c. &c. a Van Loon, 10*. 6d.
H. Com. 1734.
2896. Chiffleti Opuscula Varia, neat in vellum, £l. l6s.
Ant. 1624-26.
This volume contains twelve tracts of uncommon occurrence, together.
Mauy of them have plates, and one of them has a Madona and Child,
by Hollar, engraved by him when at Antwerp.
2897. De Bie Numismata Aurea Imperatorum Romanorum ex Re-
censione S. Haverkampi; accedit Ludol. Smids Pinaco-
theca, near 100 plates, £l. Is. Amst. 1738.
2898. Dodwell de Veteribus Gragcorum Romanorumque Cydis,
Obiterque de Cyclo Judasorum astate Christi, Disserta-
tiones decern, cum tabulis necessariis, 12s. 6d. Oxon. 1701.
2899- Doni de Prasstantia Musicae Veteris libri tres, totidam Dialo-
gis comprehensi, 10*. 6d. Florent. 1647-
2900. De Numrais Aliquot Mreis Uncialibus Epistola, many plates,
1778. — Lucania Numismatica, seu Lucaniae Populorum
Numismata Omnia, a Magnan, many plates, 1775, in one
volume, boards, £2. 2s. Romce, 1775-8.
2901. Eckhel Doctrina Numorum Veterum, 2 vols, boards,
- £l.4>s. Vindob.1798.
2902. Edda Saemundar hinns Froda. Edda Rhythmica seu Anti-
quior, vulgo Sagmundina dicta. Cum Interpret. Latina,
Lectionibus Variis, Notis, &c. &c. Jine copy, calf extra,
£3.13s.6d. . HafnicB, 1787-
2903. Epochag Celebriores, Astronomis, Historicis, Chronologis,
Syro-Grascorum, Arabum, &c. ex tradit. Ulug Beigi,
cum Comment. Grasvii, 12s. Lond. 1650.
2904. Erasmi Encomium Moriae, cum Gerardi Listrii Commentariis,
half-bound, russia, £l. Is. •••••... Basil. Froben. 1517*
2905. Ennii Poetag Vetustissimi Fragmenta quae supersunt, cura
Hesselii, in vellum, l6s. Amst. 1707-
2906. Epicedium Cantabrigiense, in obitum immaturum, scmperq ;
deflendum, Henrici, Illust. Principis Walliae, 9s.
Cantab. l6l£.
Antiquitates, Historki, Nvmismatici, et Miscellanei. — 4to. 207
2907- Froelich Quatuor Testamina in Re Numaria Vetere, plates,
neat, \Gs. » Vien. 1 752.
2908. Fasti Romanorum Livioni, 5*. Gedani, n. d.
2909. Ficcoronii Dissertatio de Larvis Scenicis et Figuris Comicis,
with 85 plates, 1754. — Ficcoronii Gemmae Antiques Litte-
ratce aliaequae rariores, &c. Illust. a P. Nicolao Galeotti,
plates, 1757, the two works in one vol. vellum, £l, 16s,
Roma, 17 54-7.
2910. Fontanini Forojaliensis de Antiquatibus Hostae Colonize
Etruscorum, plates, old morocco, 10s, 6d. ib. 1723.
2911. Ferrarius de Re Vestiaria, cum Analecta et Dissertatio de
Veterum Lucernis Sepukhralibus, many plates, 1 5s,
Patavii, 16*85.
2912. Gerrard Siglarium Romanum, sive Explicatio notarum ac
literarum, quae hactenus reperiri potuerunt in Marmoribus,
Lapidus, Nummis, &c. large paper, bound in hog-skin,
gilt leaves, %c. £2. 12s. 6d. Lond. 1792.
2913. Geographia Antiqua, hoc est : Scylacis Peri plus, Maris Medi-
terranei, &c. &c. Gr. et Lat. Gronovii, sewed, 7s, 6d,
L. Bat. 1700.
2914. Gibson Chronicon Saxonicum. Ex MSS. Codicibus nunc
primum integrum edidit ac Latinum fecit, £S. 13s. 6d.
Oxon. 1692.
2915. Guidotti (Thorn.) Ang. Brit, de Thermis Britannicis, plates,
neat, 7s. 6d. ib. 1691.
2916. Horapollinis Hieroglyphica, Gr.et Lat. cum integris Observat.
et Notis Merceri et Hoeschelii, et selectis Caussini. Cura
J. C. De Pauw, large paper, half -bound, russia, uncut,
£2. Traj.ad Rhen.1727,
2917. Hanthaler Exercitationes Faciles de Numis Veterum pro
Tyronibus, &c. &c. plates, 2 vols, neat, £l.4s.
Vindob. 1756.
2918. Hyginus et Polybius de Castris Romanorum, plates, vellum,
12s. Amst. 1660,
2919. Historiam Principum Anhaltinorum sub prassidio Casparis
Sagittarii D. Hist. Prof. P. Publice examinandam proponit
Georg. H. Goltze, vellum, 15s Jenez, l686\
208 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2920. Hankii de Silesiorum Rebus ab anno Christi 550 ad 11 70.
Exercitationes. neat, I0s.6d. • Lips. 1705.
3921. Inghiramii (Curt.) Ethruscarum Antiquitatum Fragmenta,
plates, neat, ISs. • Franco/. 1637.
2922. Inscriptiones Antiquag in Etruriae urbibus exstantes, Regiae
Celsitudini Violentis Beatricis Vindelicorum et Etruriae,
Magnae Principis ac scenarum gubernatricis. Cum notis
Salvinii, cura et studio A. F. Gorii, with numerous plates,
3 vols, half-bound, russia, £5. 5s. Florent. 1727 .
2923. Irenodia Gratulatoria, sive IUustrissimi amplissimiq ; Viri
Oliveri Cromwelli, &c. Epinicion, Dedicatum domino
Praesidi Bradshawe, half-bound, russia, 15s. Lond. \652.
2924. Johnstone Antiquitates Celto Normannicae, containing the
Chronicle of Man and the Isles, Copenhag. 1786. — John-
stone Antiquitates Celto-Scandicae ; sive Series Rerum
Gestarum inter Nationes Britannicarum Insularum et
Gentes Septentrionales, Havnice, 1786, both works fine
paper, in one vol. russia extra, £4. 4>s. . • 1786.
2925. Kempii Opus Polyhistoricum, Dissertat. XXV. de Osculis,
neat in vellum, 12s. Franco/. 1680.
2926. Lydii Syntagma Sacrum de Re Militari et Dissertatio de Jura-
mento, plate, 7s. 6d. Dord. 1698.
2927. Lacrymse Cantabrigienscs in Obitum Serenissimae Reginse
Maria?, Lat. Gr. Gal. Aug. et Heb. 4s. 6d. Cantab. 1694.
2928. Laurentii Monumenta Romanorum in Thuringia, plates, 7s.
Gothcs, 1704.
2929. Licetus (Fortunius) de Monstris. Ex recensione Gerardi
Blasii, many curious plates, in russia, £1. 10s.
Amst. 1665.
2930. Linacer (Thorn.) de emendata Structura Latini Sermonis,
Par. R. Steph. 1540. — Linacri Rudimenta Gram, ex
Anglico Sermone in Latinum versa, Interp. G. Buchanano.
Par. R. Steph. 1547. in one vol. 1 5s.
2931. Libanii Antiocheni pro Templis Gentilium non Exscenden-
dis, ad Theodosium M. Imp. Oratio: ante M.CCC. ferme
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei 4£o. 209
annos conscripta: nunc primum edita ^ Jacobo Gothofredo
IC. Gr. et Lat. calf extra, £7. 7s. 1634.
*' The Oration of Libanius in defence of the Heathen Temples against the
Christians is the scarcest tract in the whole system of Greek Litera-
ture. " — Harxvood.
29-32. Leslaeus (Joan ) de Origine Moribus et rebus gestis Scotorum,
&c. russia elegant, gilt leaves, £2. 10s. • • . *Rom<z, 1675.
2933. Longi Pastoralia de Daphnis et Chloe, Gr. et Lat. a P.
Moll. h.b. 6s. Franeq. 1660.
2934. Middleton Germana quaedam Antiquitatis eruditae Monu-
menta quibus Romanorum veterum Ritus varii tam Sacri
quam Profani, &c. &c. vignettes and 23 large plates,
15s. Lond. 1745.
^9^^' Macarii Canonici Ariensis Abraxas, seu Apistopistus ; quae
est Antiquaria de Gemmis Basilidianis Disquisitu, &c.
plates, vellum, 12?. Ant. 1657.
2936. Marshami Canon Chronicus ^gyptiacus, Ebraicus, Grcecus,
disquisitiones, 9s. Franeq. 1 6.96.
2937. Another Copy, neat in calf, 12s. 6 d. Lips. 1676.
3938. Mercurii Trismegisti, Priraander, Liber de Sapientia et Po-
testate Dei. Asclepius de voluntate divina. Crater Her-
metis a Lazarelo Septempedano, Marsilio Ficino Intcrprete,
cum praef. ad Cosmam Medicem, Patriae Patrem, vellum,
£2.1<2s.6d. Paris, Colinasum, 1522.
2939- Minturni (Antonii Sebastiani) de Poeta, ad Hectorem Pig-
natellum, Vibonensium Ducem, libri sex, £2. 2s.
Venet. 1559.
A very rare and excellent work ; — vide Bauer Bibl Libr. Rar. Univ.
V. 3. p. 76.
2940. Michaelis Spicilegium Geographiae Hebraeorum Exterae post
Bochartum, 2 vols, neat, £l. 6s. Goetting. 1769.
2941. Marmora Felsinea innumeris non solum inscriptionibus ex-
teris hucusque ineditis sed etiam quamplurimis Doccissi-
morum Virorum expositionibus roborata et aucta, cuts on
wood and copper, vellum, £l.5s. 1690.
2942. Marston-Moor : sive de Obsidione Praelio que Eboracensi
Carmen ; cum quibusdam Miscellaneis. Opera Studioque
2 D
210 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Pagani Piscatoris (i. e. Payne Fisher) Lond. 1650 — with
Irenodia Gratulatoria, in one vol. half-bound, morocco,
£l.6s. Lond. 1650.
2943. Mcestissimae ac Lastissimse Acad. Cantab, affectus dece-
dente Carlo II. succedente Jacobo II. Lat. Ang. Gr. &c.
55. Cantab. 1685.
2944. Moralia Bornitiana, hoc est Symbola et Emblemata, J.
Bornitii, many plates, in 'vellum, 10s. 6d. .*Mogunt. 1678.
2945. Musarum Cantabrigiensium Threnodia in Obitum Georgii
Ducis Albermarlae, Lat. Ang. &c. Cant. I67O, with other
Laudatory Poems, 5s. «'&• 1670-7-
2946. IMercurialis de Arte Gymnastica, with many curious engrav-
ings on wood, l6s. Venet. ap. Juntas, 1587.
2947. Memorise Populorum, olim adDanubium, Pontum Euxinum,
Paludem Maeotidem, Caucasum, Mare Caspium, et Inde
Magis ad Septentriones Incolentium, e Scriptoribus Ilis-
torias Byzantinae estutae et digestae a Joan. Gotth. Strittero,
4 vols, boards, £5. 5s. Petropoli, 1771-9-
2948. Maximi (Pacifici) Carmina recusa ad autographum Ant.
Magiiabechi JO £'l.l*. Parma, 1691.
2949. Nicolai Tractatus de Sepulchris Hebraeorum, plates, sewed,
6s. L. Bat. 1706.
2950. Noris Annus et Epochae Syro Macedonum in vetustis urbium
Syriae Nummis praesertim mediceis expositae, &c. &c.
plates, 15s. • Lips. 16*96.
2951. Nigri Ars Epistolandi— ^lacft %tttCt— in russia, £l.ls.
Antverp. 1489.
2952. Nider Tractatus de Lepra Morali — S&lacft %ttttt — in russia,
<£l. lis. 6d. Colon, typis Udal. Zel. circa 1470.
First edition — vide Dictionnaire Bibliographique, Vol. II. p. 212.
2953. Numismata Antiqua et Recentiora omnis generis, metalli et
moduli, aeri incisa, e Cimelio Thomae Comitis de Pembrook,
2 vols, in 1, neat, £6. 6s. » Lond. 1746.
2954. Oberlini (Jer. Jac.) Museum Schoepflini, plates, very neat,
18$. 6d. Argent. 1773.
2955. Oclandi Anglorum Praelia, ab 1327 ad 1558, 10s.6d.
Lond. 1582.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei.-Mo, 211
2956. Paciaudii (Paulli M.) de Cultu S. Johannis Baptists Antiqui-
tates Christiana?, plates, very neat, £l.§s. "Romce, 1 7 55,
2957' ad Nummos Consulares III. viri Marci Antonii
Animadversiones Philologicae, 1755, with other Tracts by
the same Author, plates, very neat, £l.7s. ib, 1757, &c.
295S. ■ de Sacris Christianorum Balneis, plates, very neat,
18s. ib. 1758.
2959. . — Monumenta Peloponnesia commentariis explicata,
plates, 2 vols, in 1, very neat, £l. lls.6d. Ilomce, 176I.
The preceding four volumes by Paciaudius are uniformly bound.
2960. Pagi Dissertatio Hypatica seu de Consulibus Csesareis. Ex
Oceasione Inscriptiones Forojuliensis Aureliani Augusti
9s. Lugd. 16S2.
2961. Pontani (Joannis Joviani) Opera Omnia soluta oratione com-
posita, 3 vols, fine set, neat in vellum, £5. 5s.
. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1518-19.
A rare edition of an esteemed author. Some copies are made up of the
Aldine and a Basle edition — they are of trifling value.
2962. Phrynichi Eclogae, Gr. et Lat. a J. C. De Pauw, in vellum,
10s. 6d. Traj. ad Rhen. 1671.
2963. Parvum Theatrum urbium, sive Urbium praecipuarum. To-
tius orbis brevis et methodica descriptio. Authore Adriano
Romano, E. A. with numerous views and plans of cities
and towns in Europe, very neat, £2. c 2s. • •Francof. 1595.
2964. Procli Philosophichi Platonici Vita, scriptore Marino Neapo-
litano, Gr. et Lat. 15*. • • • • Hamb. 17oO.
2965. Parthenio (Bernardini) Spilimbergii Carminum Libri III.
ruled with red lines, £1. Is. Venet. 1579.
2966. Prisei (Joan.) Historiae Brytannicas Defensio, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1573.
2967. ProblemataExponibilium magistri Hieronymi de Hangest, 5*.
Paris, J. Frellon, 1519.
2968. Relandi (Hadriani) Palaestina ex Monumentis Veteribus
Illustrata, plates, 2 vols. £l.los. Traj. Bat. 171 -i.
" A very learned and excellent work."— Bibliog. Did,
212 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2969* Roma Sterna Petri Schcnkii ; sive ipsius jEdificiorum
Romanorum, integrorum collapsorumque, conspectus
duplex, 100 plates, £l. 7s. Amst. 1705.
2970. Sperlingii Dissertatio de Nummis non curis, tam Veterura
quam Recentiorum, vellum, 7s. 1700.
2971. Sententias Ali Ebn Abi Talebi, Arabice et Latine. E codici-
bus manuscripts descripsit, Latine vertit, et Annotat.
lllust. Cornelius Van Waenen, boards, £\.7s.
Ox on. 180o\
2972. Schlegelii Observationes Criticae et Historian in Cornelium
Nepotem, 5s. Havn. 1778.
2973. Schwarz Opuscula quaedam Academica varii argument!,
plates, boards, 12*. 6d. • • Norimb. 1793.
2974. Simplich Commentarius in Enchiridion Epicteti, cum Versione
II. Wolfii, et Salmasii Animadvers. neat, 12*.
L. Bat. 1640.
2975. Sigonii (Car.) de Atiquo Jure Italiae libri III. very neat,
\3s.6d. * Venet. 1560.
$976. Scheuzeri (Joh. Jacobo) Itinera per Helvetia? Alpinas Re-
giones, with numerous plates, 4 vols, in 2. £l. lis. 6d.
L. Bat. 1723.
2977. Symbolica Dianae Ephesiaa Statua a Claudio Menetreio Ceim.
Barb. Prasfecto exposita, many plates, 10*. 6d.
Komce, 1657.
2978. Sancta de Symbolis Heroicis, with 400 copper-plates, (no title)
calf extra, £2. 12s. 6d. Ant. ex offic. Plant. 1634.
2979. Selecta Numismata Antiqua ex Museo Petri Seguini, 4*. 6d.
Paris, 1665.
2980. Syntagma Variarum Dissertationum Rariorum, ex Mus. J. G.
Grajvii, vellum, Ss. 6d. Ult. 1702.
2981. Schoonhovii Emblemata et Poemata, with numerous Jine engra-
vings, £2. 2s. Goudce, 1618.
2982. Spanhemii Dissertationes de Praestantia et Usu Numismatum
Antiquorum, plates, £l. 7s. Amst. 1671.
Antiquitates, Historici, Numimatici, et Misceilanei. — teo. 2l3
2983. Sarbievii (Mathiae Casimiri) Poemata, editio princeps,
with a frontispiece designed by Rubens, 14s. 6d.
Ant. ap. Plant. 1632.
2984. Thesaurus Gemmarum Antiquarum Astriferarum qua? e com-
pluribus Dactyliothecis Stlectae aereis tabulis CC. insculptae
observation! bus inlustrantur adjectis parergis LX. &c.
3 vols, sewed, £\. 11,9. 6d.>» Florent. 1750.
2985. Torfffii Trifolium Historicum, seu Dissertatio Historico-Chro-
nologico Critica de Tribus potentissimis Daniae Regibus,
calf extra, £l. Is. • • • • Hafnioe, 1707-
2986. Theopbylacti (Archiep. Bulgaria?) Epistolae, Graece, Meursii,
calf extra, £1. 5s. X. Bat. 1617.
2987. Institutio Regia, Gr. et Lat.
LARGE PAPER, £l. Is. • Paris, 1651.
2988. Tatereti (Petri) Expositio super textu logices Aristotelis,
1503.— ejusdem Xlarissima singularisq ; totius philosophic
necnon metaphisice Aristotelis, 1503, in one vol. half-
bound, £l.ls.
2989. Theatrum Mulierum, in quo praecipuarum omnium per
Europam in Primis, Nationum, Gentium, &c. &c. being
above 100 wood cuts of the various dresses of women in
different parts of the world, £l. 5s.* • • > Franco f. 1586.
2990. Tomasini (J. P. Episcopi zEnomiensis) Elogia Virorum li-
teris et sapientia illustrium, ad vivum expressis imagiuibus
exornata, i 4. 4*. Patavii, 1644.
This volume contains numerous portraits, generally well executed, par-
ticularly that of Agucchius which is an etching of great force and
spirit. A biographical sketch and portrait of the famous Theopbilus
Folengus, are included in this uncommon book. The following has
been transcribed from a MS. note on one of the fly haves and may
be considered as one of the curiosities of literature. — " Mr. G. J.
Vossius a dit a Mr. Paul de Colomies, que Jean Rhodius, anthem* du
Traite de Acia, disoit hautement k Padoue, qu'.l avoit 'at lis Eloges
des Hommes Illustres, que Thomasinus a pubiies sous sun 10m: Et
que si celui ci etoit devenu EvSque, il lui en avoit toute l'obligatiou."
2991 Victorii (Petri) Variarum Lectionum libri xxxviii. 2 vols.
£2. 6s Lugd. 1554. et Florent, 1569.
214 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
2992. Vossii (Isaaci) Dissertatio de Vera jEtate Mundi, &c. 3*.
Hag. 1659.
2993. Vulpii Scholae Duje, etCarmina, 10*. 6d.* » • -Patau. 1725-8.
2994. Vulpii et Corradini Vetus Latium Profanumet Sacrum, 4 vols.
vellum, £2. 12s. 6d. Roma, 1704-27.
2995. Valesii Emendationum libri quinque. Et de critica libri duo,
a P. Burmanno, boards, 6s. Amst. 1740.
2996. Vinnii in quatuor libros Institutionum Imperalium Commen-
taries Academicus et Forensis, 10$. 6</.» • » »L. Bat. 1726.
2997. Wasi Senarius, sive de Legibus et Liccntia Veterum Poetarum,
5s. • Oxon. 1687.
OCTAVO.
2998. ASSERIUS de Rebus Gestis iElfredi, a\Vise,>?c portraits,
LARGE PAPER, e£'l. Ms. 6d. 0x071. 1722.
2999- Aschami (Rogeri) et Sturmii Epistola?, a Elstob. 7s.
Oxon. 1703.
3000. Ditto, with a frontispiece in which are full lengths of Ascham
and Q. Elizabeth, and twelve small portraits, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1703.
3001. Alciati Emblemata, with an immense number of curious engra-
vings on wood, \0s.6d. Paris, 161 8.
3002. Another Copy, calf extra, «£l. Is. Lugd. l6l5.
S003. Almeloveeni Fasti Consulares, cura Uhlii, in vellum, uncut,
7s. Amst. 1740.
3004. Bertii Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum libri quin-
que, cum luculentis singularum Tabularum explicationibus,
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3005. Bos Animadversiones ad Scriptores quosdam Gracos, &c.
45. 6d. Franck. 1715
Antiquitates, Historici, Numismatici, et Miscellanei. — Svo. 215
3006. Batei Elenchi Motuum Nuperorum in Anglia, with portraits,
of Charles I. and II. 4>s. Lond. 1663.
3007. Biel Exercitatio de Lignis ex Libano, 2s.*"*H. Com. 17S0.
3008. Buchanani Rerum Scoticarum Historia, 7s. 6d. Francof. 1594.
3009. Baxteri (Willielmo) Glossarium Antiquitatum Britannicarum,
&C. LARGE PAPER, l8s. Loild. 1719-
3010. Burtoni (Johan.) Opuscula Miscellanea Metrico-Prosaica,
neat, 5s. 6d. ••• Oxon. 1771 •
301 1. Barlaei(Melch.yBrabantiados et Antverpiae encomium, 1562 —
ejusdemde Diis Gentium, 1562 — ejusdem Bucolica, 1563
— etejusdem de Raptu Ganymedis, 1563 — in one volume.
£1.5*. Ant. 1562-3.
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3012. Barclai (Joannis) Argenis, nunc primum illustrata, with
portrait, 6s. L. Bat. 1664.
3013. Boehmeri (G. P.) Principia Juris Feudalis, neat, 3s.
Goet. 1775.
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composita et ab ejusdem aedis Baccaelaureis Determinan-
tibus in Schola Naturalis Philosophic Publice Recitata,
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sunt reliquiae ; cum not. var. ex recensione Sig. Haver-
campii, Jine copy in morocco, £l. 1j.*-**L. Bat. 1743.
3016. Another Copy, in vellum, 12s. ib, 1743.
3017. Camdeni Annales Rerum Anglicarum et Hibernicarum Reg-
nante Elizabetha, 6s. Amst. 1677'
3018. Ditto, with a Jine portrait of Queen Elizabeth, 9*«
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3019. Chytraei Variorum in Europa Itinerum Deliciae; seu, ex variis
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Oxon. 1694.
3021. Another Copy, with Jine portrait by Burghers, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1694.
216 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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Aurel. Allob. 1610.
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3030. De Ratione Studii, ac legendi, interp. autores, Erasmi Rot.
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3031. D'Arnaud (Georgii) Specimen Animadversionum Criticarum,
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3032. Erasmi Colloquia, cum notis Variorum et Schrevelii, neat, 9s.
L. Bat. Hack. 1655.
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3035. Emmii Vetus Gratia Illustrata, 3 vols, in 2, 15?.
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3037. Emendationes in Menandri et Philemonis Reliquas, ex nupera
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AntiquitatcSy Historici, Numismatici, tt Miscellanei. — 8io. 217
3040. Fleetwood (Guil.) Inscriptiones Antiquae, (stained) 3*.
Lond. 1691.
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3052. Rossi Antiq. Warwic. Historia Regum Anglian,
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2E
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Lond. 1673.
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1720. — Maichelii Hist. Lit. Bibliothecis Parisiensibus,
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306*4. Musarum Anglicanarum Analecta, 2 vols. 4s. • • Oxon. 1699.
3065. Another Copy, , 2 vols, in 1 , 4*. 6d. ib. 1699.
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3098. Selecta Poemata Italorum qui Latine scripserunt, 2 vols. 6s,
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These volumes contain the poems of Sannazarius, Vida, Fracastorius,
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3100. Symbolas Litterariae Opuscula Varia Philologica, Scientifica*
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Romce, 1751-4.
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Antiquitates, Historici, Namismatici, et Miscellanei.Svo. 22 1
3105. Sigonii de Rcpublica Hebrseorum libri VII. 6s.
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3106. Sabini (Jul. Pomp.) in omnia qua? quidem extant, Virgilii
Maronis Opera, Commentarii, 6s. Basil, 1544.
3107. Septem Ulustrium Virorum Poemata, plates, 8s. 6d.
Antverpice, 166*2.
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3110. Thomas (Gul.) Antiquitates Prioratus Majoris Malverne in
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L. Bat. 1766.
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3113. Trapp Praelectiones Poeticae, neat, 3s. 6d. Oxon. 1711.
3114. Triveti (Nic.) Annales sex Regum Angliae, a li all, Jine fron-
tispiece, containing a portrait, 2 vols, neat, £\. lis. 6d.
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3115. Annales, vol. 1, 4>s. 6d. ?3. 1719-
3116. Vibitis Sequester de Fluminibus Fontibus Lacubus, &c. cumsting account of this celebrated edition of the Bible, and the
names of the learned men who were employed by Abp. Parker to
translate it, see Lewis's " Hist, of the Eng. Translations of the
Bible," p. 235.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— Folio. 23 1
3254. Holy Bible, with Index and Concordance, illustrated by a
great number of engravings, russia extra, gilt leaves,
£7. 7s. Lond. 1722.
3255. Holy Bible, ruled with red lines, frontispiece by Marshall,
£3. 3s. Camb. by Buck and Daniel, 1638.
3256. Holy Bible, with Annotations by Samuel Clarke, with plates,
rough calf, £2. 12*. 6d. ib. 176O.
3257. Holy Bible, bound up with the whole of Mortier's prints to
illustrate the Scriptures, red morocco, gilt leaves, £7. 7s.
Oxon. 1794.
3258. Holy Bible, commonly called Cranmer's, or the great Bible —
SMacft ^tetter— (imperfect) £\. 5s.
Lond. by Grafton, 1539*
The celebrated frontispiece of which Lewis gives an engraved copy, occurs
in this volume, preceding the Apocrypha.
3259- Holy Bible, with the Common Prayer, ruled with red lines,
£l. 5s. Lond by Barker, 1 639.
3260. Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, cura Bryani Waltoni, et Castelli
Lexico-Heptaglotton, with portrait of Walton by Lombart,
of Castell by Faithorne, and plates by Hollar, 8 vols, tall
set, in the original binding, o£'45. • * Lond. 1657-69*
The present is one of the copies in which Oliver Cromwell and his Council
are introduced as patrons of the work in the preface, and thence
styled a " Republican copy." Very few were issued before the preface
was cancelled.
3261. Biblia Hebraica, cum Vers. Lat. et Nov. Test Gr. et Lat.cura
Montani, very neat, £2. 12s. 6d. •••••• Antverpice, 157*2"
3262. Biblia Hebraica, sine punctis, cum Varice Lectiones, a Kenni-
cott, interleaved with writing paper, and bottim in 9 vols.
green calf, £\2. \2s. Oxon. 1776-80.
This was Dr. Kennicott's copy, and was thus bound for his own use.
3263. Biblia Gra?ca, fine copy in the original binding, £4. 14s. 6d.
Basil, per Joan Hervagium, 1545.
This edition chiefly follows the edition of Cephalams, Argent. 1526, but it
has some excerpta from the Complutensian edition, a^ better according
with the Hebrew text. — It is considered more correct than either the
Venetian edition of 1518, or the Strasburgh of 1526.
232 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3264. Biblia Sacra vulgatas editionis, Sixti V. et Clementis VIII.
Pont. Max. autoritate recognita. Editio nova,notis Chrono-
logicis et Historicis illustrata. Una cum Sacra Chronologia,
atque Geographia, illustrated by near 800 fine engravings,
from the celebrated Physica Sacra of Scheuchzer, 4 vols.
fine set, very neat in calf, ,£28. Paris, 1662.
3265. Biblia Sacro Sancta Testamenti Veteris et Novi, e sacra
Hebraeorum lingua Graecorumque fontibus, consultis simul
orthodoxis interpretib. religiosissime translata in sermonem
Latinum, fine copy, in morocco, gilt leaves, and ruled -with
red lines, £8. 8s. • • • Tiguri, 1 543.
" This is the famous Bible of Zurich, all of which, except a small part
done by Theodorus Bibliander, was translated from the Hebrew by a
Jew, who stiled himself Leo Judae, or the Lion of Judah. The Greek
books were translated by Petrus Cholinus. The New Testament is
that of Erasmus."— Vide Bibliog. Diet. vol. 1.
3266. Biblia Magna, Commentariorum litteralium Gagnasi, Estii,
Menochii, Tirini, et aliorum illustrata, edente Johanne de
la Haye, 5 vols, fine set, £5. 5s. Paris, 1643.
3267. Biblia Sacra Latina, without date, place, or name of the
printer; printed in double columns of 45 lines each,
<£4>. 14s. 6d. • • circa, 1465.
This fine specimen of early printing has the initial letters in colours ;
there are neither signatures, pages, or catch words, and there has been
considerable discussion about the name of its printer, but although
nothing has been proved, it is considered by competent judges that it
was printed by Eggesteyn. — The present is the first volume only, in the
original binding.
3268. Biblia Sacra Latina, Vulgatce editionis, cura Benedict!,
£1 . 1 8s. Paris, ex Offic. Colince, 1541.
A well printed volume, with numerous initials very neatly executed.
3269. Biblia Sacra, et Nov. Test. Latina, cum Notis Junii et Tre-
mellii, 16$. Genev. 1617.
3270. Biblia Sacra Versificata, a very curious MS. on vellum, of
the 14th century, with some of the initials in gold and
colours, and all the rest in blue and vermilion, small
folio, neat 7 £8* 8*.
i
Th cology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— Folio. 233
3271. Biblia Sacra Latina cum Epistola Sancti Hieronymi, &c
with a great number of wood-cuts, many of which are very
neat and curious, £2. 12s. 6d. Lugduni ; ex-
pensis Anthonii Koberger de Nuremburgis, 1512.
3272. La Sainte Bible, avec le Preface de Calvin, 15* 1585.
3273. La Sacra Bibbia, tradotta in lingua Italiana da Giovanni Dio
dati, con i Sacri Salmi, 15* Geneve, 1640.
3274. Novum Testamentum Graecum, Wetstenii, 2 vols, neat, £9. 9s
Amst. 1751'
3275. Another Set, 2 vols, russia extra, £\l. lis. ib. 1751.
327^. Another Set, 2 vols, splendidly bound in blue morocco, lined
with satin, joints, fyc. .£13. 13*. 26. 1751.
" All former editions of the Greek Testament, were surpassed by that of
John James Wetstein ; of which it is sufficient to mention, that
Michaelis, his professed enemy, and who loses no opportunity of
speaking harshly of him, says, that it is of all editions the most
important, and the most necessary to those who are engaged in
sacred criticism." — Butler's Horce Biblicce, p. 141.
32*77. Novum Testamentum, Graece, cum Scholiis, cura Gregorii,
10*. 6d. Oxon. 1703.
3278. Novum Testamentum, Gr. et Lat. a Beza, very neat, £l. IS*.
Cantab, ex offic. R. Danielis, 1642.
Best edition of Beza's Testament, with the learned notes of Camerarius.
3279- Novum Testamentum, Gr. et Lat. a Beza, neat, £\. 5*.
Genev. 1582.
3280. Novum Testamentum Greece. Ex recensione J. J. Griesbachii,
cum selecta lectionum varietate, 2 vols, boards, £6. 6s.
Lips. 1803-4.
These volumes only contain the four Evangelists. The exquisite elegance
of the greek type is beyond all praise, and the paper is of corres-
ponding beauty. In the first vol. is a fine engraving of a Madona
and Child, after Carlo Dolci by Bohm ; and in the second a Saint
John, after Guido Rheni, by Schmidt.
3281. Codex Theodori Beza? Cantabrigiensis Evangelia et Aposto-
lorum Acta Complectens quadratis Uteris Graeco-Latinis.
Academia auspicante venerandae has vetustatis reliquias,
summa qua potuit fide, adumbravit expressit edidit, codi-
cis historiam praefixit notasque adjecit Thomas Kipling,
2G
234 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
S. T. P. imperial paper, a most splendid work, 2 vols.
russia elegant, gilt leates, &c. £l0. 10s. • 'Cantab. 1793.
The types used in printing this superb book were cast for the express
purpose of imitating the characters in the original MS. which is in the
public Library, Cambridge.
3282. Quatuor Evangelia, Arabice et Latine, studio Jo. B. Ray-
mundi, with engravings on wood by Lucas Pennis, after
the designs of Anthony Tempesta, boards, uncut, £3. 3s.
Romce, ex typog. Medicea, 1591.
This copy has four preliminary leaves, having on the two first a title in
Latin, and another Latin and Arabic. The other two contain an
address inscribed to "Lectori Philarabico," and subscribed " Dabam
Florentias ex Typographeo Linguarum exhorticarum V. Kalend. Julii
1774. Caesar Malanimeus."
3283. Patrick, Lowth, and Whitby's Commentary upon the Old
and New Testament, with Arnald's Commentary upon the
Apocrypha, 7 vols, fine set, in calf, £ 1 5. 15s.
Lond. 1727-53.
3284. Lowth's (W.) Commentary upon the Prophets, neat, £l. l6s.
ib. 1766.
3285. Whitby (D.) on the New Testament, 2 vols. £2. 2s. ib. 1744.
3286. Another Set, 2 vols. £\.5s. ib. ffo3.
3287. Gill's (John) Exposition of the Old and New Testament por-
trait, 9 vols. c£l6. 16*. ib. 1763.
3288. Dodd's (William) Commentary upon the Old and New Tes-
tament, 3 vols, fine set, in calf, £9. 9s. ib. 17J0.
3289. Henry's (Matthew) Exposition of the Old and New Tes-
tament, plates, 3 vols, neat in calf, £6. l6s. 6d. ib. 1793.
3290. Another Edition, 5 vols, half -bound, neat, £7. 17s. 6d.
ib. 1737.
3291. Henry's (Matthew) Exposition of St. Mark, 5s.
3292. Histoire les plus Remarquables de l'Ancien et du Nouveau
Testament, grave'es en cuivre, par le celebre Jean Luyken,
et enrichie d'une savante description, half-bound, £3. 13s. 6d.
Am st. 1732.
3293. Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau Testament, representee avec
des Figures et Explications edifiantes tirees des SS. Peres,
par Royaumont, numerous plates, very neat, £3. 3s.
Paris, 1712
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio. 235
3294. Augustinus (S. Aurelius) de Civitate Dei libri XXII. original
binding, £27 . Sub anno a nativitate domini, 1467.
First edition of this work, and of such excessive rarity that few of the
most celebrated libraries which have been brought to public sale were
in possession of copies. It was printed at the Monastery of Subiaco,
and is believed to be the third work produced by that press. Some cir-
cumstances render it highly probable that Sweynheym and Pannartz
were the printers employed at the monastery.
3295. Augustini Confessionum libri XIII. a most beautiful copy,
morocco, gilt leaves, £l5. no place, date, or printer's name.
First edition, of early date and extreme rarity. The type strongly re-
sembles that of Mentelin. At the end of the last nine leaves entitled
" Sermo de praesentatione beat* Marias Virginis," appears the device
of Fust and Schoyffer in red, by which might be inferred that this
portion was printed by them, and the former by Mentelin.
3296. Liber beati Augustini yponensis episcopi de con-
sensu evangelistarum, £2. 2s,
no place, date, or printer's name.
Brunet mentions an edition of this work printed at Laugingen in 1473,
which he says is very rare, — the present is undoubtedly a different
edition, but printed at least as early, probably earlier.
3.297. Aquinatis (Sancti Thomas) Summa totius Theologian, 3 vols,
in l, 15* Col. Ag. 1622.
3298. Aquino (Thomas de) Questiones de Duodecim Quodlibet —
ejusdem Modus Pedendi in Sermones de Sacramento
venerabilis Eukaristie, in 1 vol. fine condition, original
binding, £'3. 10s.
Colon, per Arnold. Ther. Hoernen. 1471.
3299. ■ ■ — • Postilla in Job, fine copy, in blue mo-
rocco, £4. 4s. EslingcB, per Conrad. Fyner, 1474.
3300. Aquinas (Thomas) in III. Sententiar, MS. on vellum, of the
14th century, beautifully written on fine vellum, in co-
lumns, with a fine illuminated capital and miniature on the
first page; the other initials in vermilion and blue, in
excellent preservation, neat in calf, £8. 8s.
236 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3301. Athanasii (Archiep. Alexand.) Opera Omnia, Graece, cum
Interp. Lat. P. Nannii, editio princeps, 2 vols, in 1,
fine clean copy, in the original binding, £3. 13*. 6d.
ex offic. Commel. 1600.
3302. Appeal of Injured Innocence unto the Religious learned and
Ingenious Reader, in a Controversie betwixt the Animad-
vertor Dr. Peter Heylyn and the Author Thomas Fuller,
calf extra, 18s. Lond. 165Q.
3303. Ambrose's (Isaac) Theological Works, 18*. ib. 1674.
3304. Austin's (Wil.) Devout and Learned Meditations, 5s.
ib. 1537.
3305. Annales Ecclesiasticos, i Seglares de la Ciudad de Sevilla, por
Acuerdo de la misma Ciudad, plates, £1. Is.
Sevilla, 1746.
3306. Bonifacii Papae VIII. Liber sextus Decretalium cum glossis
Joannis Andras (Juriscons. Bonon.) beautifully printed 07i
vellum, fine copy, in purple morocco, gilt leaves, fyc. £45.
Moguntice, per Pet. Schoyfer de Gernszheym, 1476.
Copies of this celebrated work on vellum are of very uncommon occurrence.
— The present has remarkably wide margins, and is in every respect a
fine copy.
3307. Bocharti (Samuelis) Opera Omnia. Hoc est Phaleg, Chanaan,
et Hierozoicon, a Leusden, et Villemandy, 3 vols, in
vellum, £5. 5s. L. Bat. 1 712.
3308. Bedae Historia Ecclesiastica. Cui accessere Leges Anglo-
Saxonicae, Sax. et Lat. very fine copy, russia extra, £6. 6s.
Cantab. 1644.
This copy was formerly in the possession of the two eminent Antiqnaries
Gale and Gough, both of whom have enriched it with many valuable
notes in manuscript.
3309. ■ ■ Sax. et Lat. cura et studio
Johannis Smith, large paper, neat, £4. 4s. • • ib. 1722.
3310. Bellarmini (Roberti) Disputationes de Controversiis Chris-
tianae fidei, with fine frontispiece, 4 vols, in 2, £l.5s.
Co1.Ag.l6l5
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio. 237
3311. Basilica? S. Maria? Majoris dc Urbe a Liberio Papa I. usque
ad Paulum V. Pont. Max. Descriptio et Delineatio.
Auctore Abbate Paulo de Angelis, lib. 12. plates, 15s.
Romeo, 1621.
3312. Barrow's (Isaac) Works, portrait by Loggan, 4 vols, neat,
£3. 13s. 6d Lond. 1683-7-
3313. Bramhall's (Archbishop) Works and Life, 15s. Dublin, 1677-
3314. Belli Sacri Historia, libris XXIII. comprehensa, de Hierosol-
yma, ac Terra promissionis, &c. Opus mirabili rerum
scitio dignissimarum varietate refertum, ac historian stu-
diosis ut jucundissimum, ita et utilissimum futurum: ante
annos quidem circiter quadringentos conscriptum, nunc
que primum Doet. viri Philiberti Poyssenoti opera in lucem
editum. Gulielmo Tyrio Metropol. quond. Archiep*
autore, fine copy, ruled with red lines, in the original cu-
rious binding, £3. 13s. 6d. Basil, 1549.
3315. Baxter's (Richard) Catholick Theologie, 15s.. • "Lond. 1675.
3316. Bampfield's (Francis) All in One. All useful Sciences and
Profitable Arts in one book of Jehovah Aelohim, 15*.
ib. 1677'
3317. Brandt's (Gerard) History of the Reformation and other
Ecclesiastical Transactions in and about the Low Countries,
portraits by Vertue, 4 vols. £3. 3s. ib. 1720.
3318. Basnage's History of the Jews, translated by T. Taylor,
£3. 10s. ' ib. 1708.
3319. Blackall's (Ofspring) Works, portrait by Vertue, 2 vols.of'l. 4s.
ib. 1723.
S320. Berthorii (Fratris Petri, Pictaviensis) ordinis divi patris Bene.
dicti : divinarum literarum studiosissimi. Morale reduc-
tiorum : sup totam Bibliam, quatuor et triginta libris con-
summatum, in the original stamped binding, £l. lls.6d.
Basil. 1515.
3321. Burnet's (Gilbert) History of the Reformation of the Church of
England, portraits, 3 vols, neat, £7. 7s.* • • • Lond. 1681.
3322. on the 39 Articles, 7s ib. 1705,
238 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3323. Bunyan's (John) Works, with plates, the large letter edition,
2 vols. o£4. 4*. Lond. 1736.
3 24. Beard's (Thomas) Theatre of God's Judgments, (abounding
in curious histories) half-bound, neat, 18*. • • • • •• ib. 1648.
3325. Bedford's Scripture Chronology demonstrated by Astrono-
mical Calculations, &c. large paper, neat, £l. 10s.
1730.
3326. Bartholomaei Pisani, Summa de casibus conscientiae, — SBIacft
%ttttl—£l.ls.
no place, printer's name or date, (circa) 1475
There are neither signatures or catch-words to this volume, but each leaf
has the page in arabic numerals. — It is supposed to be the Augsburgh
edition of 1475.
3327. Chrysostomi (S. Joannis) Homiliae LXII. in Evangelium S.
Matthaei ; a Georgio Trapezuntio Latine" redditae, fine copy,
in russia, gilt leaves, and joints, £S. 18s. 6d.
without date or printer's name, (circa) 1470.
This rare volume is assigned by Braun, to the press of John Mentelin of
Strasburgh, vide his Notitia, p. 4. At the bottom of the last page,
are the following MS. lines and date, in red ink, by the Rubricator.
" Ter tria sunt septem, septem sex, sex quoque ties suut
Si numeras recte, tibi facit milia quinque." 1473.
In Lord Spencer's copy of this edition there appears a MS. date of 1466,
Argent, which places this work in a very early period of the annals of
typography — vide Dibd. Bib.Sp. 1. 196.
3328. Castelli Lexicon Heptaglotton, 2 vols, half -bound, o^ll. 11*.
, Lond. 1659.
3320. Another Copy, in 1 vol. (imperfect) £3. 10s. . ... ib. 1659.
3330. Clarke's (Dr. Samuel) Works, 4 vols, neat, £4>. 14$. 6d.
ib. 1738.
3331. Ditto a very fine set, with portrait by Vertue, 4 vols. £6. 6s.
ib. 1738.
3332. Clarke's (Sam.) Mirrour, or Looking-Glass both for Saints
and Sinners held forth in some thousands of examples,
portrait by Cross, and frontispiece by Gayuoud, 2 vols.
neat, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1671.
3333. General Martyrologie, containing a collection
of all the greatest persecutions which have befallen the
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio. 239
Church, many portraits by Cross, fyc. and other plates,
neat, £3. 3s. Lond. 1677.
3334. Clarke's (Sam.) Lives of sundry Eminent Persons, portraits,
18s. 6d. ib. 1683.
3335. Cuchvorth's (R.) Intellectual System of the Universe, fine
frontispiece, £2. $£•••••• ib. 1678.
3336. Catalogus Testium Veritatis, per Matthias Francowitz, 6s.
Par. lfJ08.
3337. Concordantias Graeco-Latina? Testamenti Novi, H. Stephani,
£l. Is. Genev. 1624.
3338. Coriolani (Fr. Ambrosii) Vita Divi Augustini et Commentarii
super Regula ejusdem Sanctijfoe copy, in russia, £3. 9s,
Rom. a Magistro Georgia Herolt de Bamberg, 1481.
3339* Concordantiae Majores Sacra? Bibliae Summis Vigilis jam
recens et castigatae et locupletas, in the original binding,
£l. Is. Basil, 1525.
3340. Cordyale (The Book named the) or Memorare Novissima;
which treateth of the foure la=>t thinges, elegant in mo-
rocco «... imprynted by S2H»Ugam ©axton, 1480.
The present copy of this rare book is quite complete j it is a rery large
copy, but is not clean.
3341. Cressy's (R. F. S.) Church History of Brittany or England,
from the beginning of Christianity to the Norman Conquest,
(above 1000 pages) £1. Is. 166*8.
3342. Covel's (John) Account of the Greek Church, large paper,
9s. > • Camb. 1722.
3343. Curcellsei (Stephani) Opera Theologica, 12*. 6d.
Amst. Elzev. 1675.
3344. Cypriani (S.) Epistolas, ex recens, Joan. Andrae episc. alerien-
sis, fine large copy, £9. 9s.
Romce, C. Sweynheym et A. Pannartz, 1471.
First edition, and extremely scarce. It was printed from an ancient
manuscript of S. Cyprian's Epistles discovered at Paris.
3345. Cypriani (S.) Epistolas, a very early edition, in long lines, with
240 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
signatures— beautiful copy, red morocco, gilt leaves,
e£ll. 11*. no place, printer's name, or date*
This volume begins with eighteen leaves of table under the signatures a. b.
To which succeeds a nineteenth leaf entitled " Ex libro beati ihero-
nimi de viris illustribus de beato Cipriano." Saint Cyprian's epistles
occupy signatures a l.tor. Then appears a detached part, signa-
tures A— D, entitled " Incipit prologus in libros beati Cipriani," &c»
At the end the subscription "explicit liber leius Cecilii Cipriani," &c.
The printer of this very rare edition cannot be ascertained, but the
type bears some resemblance to the first edition of Cicero's Offices,
printed by Fust and Schoyffer at Mentz in 1465.
3346. Clemens Alexandrini Opera, Gr. et Lat. Sylburgii, stained,
10s. 6d. Colon. 1688.
3347. Collier's (Jeremy) Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain,
frontispiece, 2 vols. £2. \2s. 6d Lond. 1708.
3348. Chrysostomi (Divi Joannis) Opera, 5 vols, in 4. half bound,
neat, £3. 8s. Paris, 1588.
3349. Diues and Pauper (a compendiouse Treetise Dialogue of)
that is to say the riche and the pore fructuously trctyng
upon the X. commandments, £\5s. 1 5s.
emprynted by me Ifctdjarfce ^gngon, 1493.
This is the first book printed by Pynson, with a date.— With the exception
of the last leaf and one of the table being a little damaged, the present
is a perfect copy.
3350. Decisiones Rotae Romanae, fine copy, many leaves in a rough
state, original binding of oak boards, £6. l6s. 6d.
Moguntice, per Petrum Schoyffer, 1477.
Few works printed at Mentz occur more seldom than this. — De Bure ob-
serves that this volume has neither Index or Contents, but the
present copy has an Index. In other respects his account is correct.
3351. Donne's (Dr. John) 80 Sermons, frontispiece by Merian,
including a fine portrait of Donne, £l. Is. "Lond, 1640.
3352. Evangelicae Historiae Imagines ex ordine Evangeliorum quae
toto anno in Missae sacrificio leguntur, in ordinem temporis
vitae Christi digestae. Auctore Hieronymo Natali Soc. Jesu
Theolog. a Series of 154 beautiful engravings by the
Wierxes, neat, £5. 10*. Antverpia, 1647.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio. 241
3353. Eusebii Chronicorum Canonum omnimodae historiae libri duo,
interprete Hieronymo: ex fide vetustissimorum Codicum
castigati, Gr. et Lat. £3. 3s. Amst. 1658.
3354. Preparatio Evangelica, Gr. et Lat. £2. 2s.
Colon. 1688.
3355. Socratis, Theodoriti, &c. Ilistoria Ecclesiastica, Gr.
et Lat. Valesii, 3 vols. £3. 10s. Paris, 1673-86.
3356. Pamphili, Socratis, Sozomeni, Theodoreti et Evagrii
Historia Ecclesiastica, Gr. cum Evangelicce Praepara-
tionis, Gr. a beautiful set, 2 vols, very neat, £4*. 4*.
Lut. Par. ap. R. Steph. 1544.
3357. Praeparatio Evangelica, Latine, G, Trapezuntio
interprete, Editio Princeps, (stained) «£l. 11*. 6d.
Venet. ap. Jenson, 1470.
3358. Episcopii (Simonis) Opera Theologica, vellum, 15*.
Amst. 1650.
3359. Foxe's (John) Acts and Monuments of the Church, with por-
trait by Sturt and numerous plates, 3 vols, neat, £7. 7s.
Land. 1684.
3360. Another Set, 3 vols. £5. 5s. * ib. l6S4.
3361. Another Edition — 2BfflCfi %ttttt— 3 vols, half-bound, neat,
c£4. 10?. ib. 1641.
3362. Fuller's (Thomas) Pisgah-Sight of Palestine, maps, £l. 4*.
ib. 1662.
3363. — 1 Church History of Britain, with the Cam-
bridge and Waltham Abbey, very neat, £4. 14*. 6d.
ib. 1655.
3364. Holy and Profane State, portraits and
frontispiece by Marshall, 14s. •• • ib. 1652
3365. Fisher's (Sam.) Baptism before, or after Faith and Re-
pentance, 6s. ib. 1669.
3366. Golden (The) Legende, accomplished at the commaundemente
and requeste of the noble and puyssaunte erle, and my
special good lorde, wyllyam erle of arondel — Sfrlacft %ttttt
— first edition, very imperfect.
By me fojiUgam (£axtOtt, 1483.
Such as have imperfect copies of this work may either be supplied with
leaves from this copy at a moderate charge, or purchase it entire.
2 H
242 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3367« Gregorii IX. Nova Compilatio Decretalium, a magnificent
book, printed vpon vellum and paper alternately, fine copy,
russia, gilt leaves, o£28.
Mogunt. per Petrum Schoyfer, 1473.
Editio Princeps. — This fine specimen of the skill of early printer?, is
remarkable in the history of Typography, on account of various
Latin verses at the end, wheh lay a decided claim to the invention
of the art, a few years after it had been in practice. The reference
to John Guttemburg, John Fust, and Peter Schoyffer, in despite of
the barbarous style, cannot be misunderstood in these lines —
" Quos genuit ambos urbs Moguntina Joannes,
Librorum insignes Protocarigmaiicos ;
Cum quibusoptatu Petrus venit ad poliandrum,
Cursu posterior, introenndo prior."
3368. Gregorii Magni (Sancti) ccclcsie doctoris precipui liber Mora-
lium in beatum Job, &c. — Splacft %ttttt — in the original
binding, £l. lis. 6d. • • • • Lugduni ap. J. Mareschal, 1512.
3369. Gregorio Papa (Vulgarizatore del Dialogo de miser sancto)
1 8s. Mediol. Ulr. Scinczenceller, 1 48 1 .
3370. Gersoni (Johannis) Opera Omnia, 4 vols. £5. 5s.
Argent. 1493-1501.
It has not been discovered that this edition is noticed by any of Gerson's
biographers, nor is it mentioned by De Bure, Brunet, or Santander.
No recent eminent collection appears to have possessed a copy.
3371. Grotii (Hugonis) Opuscula Diversa, 13*. 6d.» ••••. ib. 1 6jQ.
3372. Gibson's (Edmond) Codex Juris Ecclesiastici Anglicani ; or
Statutes, Constitutions, &c. of the Church of England,
2 vols, £2. 18s. Lond. 1713.
3373. Historia Ecclesiastica Rufini et Eusebii, MS. on vellum, of
the 14th century, with curious initials in colours, neat
in calf, £6. 6s.
3374. lleylyn's (Peter) History of the Presbyterians, neat, 15s.
1672.
3375. Hoadly's (Benjamin, Bishop of Bangor, &c.) Works, published
by his Son, portrait by Basire, 3 vols, a beautiful tall set,
well bound in russia, from sheets, £5. 5s.
Lond. 1773.
3376. Hooper's (Bishop of Bath and Wells) Works, including an
Enquiry into the State of the Ancient Measures, boards, 9s.
Oxon, 1757m
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various La?iguages. — Folio. 243
3377. Hammond's (Henry) Works, viz. Discourses, Paraphrase on
the New Testament, &c. &c. 4 vols. £2. 3s.
Lond. 1684.
3378. Heywood's (Thomas) Hierarchic of the Blessed Angels*
plates, £\.ls. ib. 1635.
A considerable portion of this volume is poetical.
3379. HakewHPs (George) Apologie, or Declaration of the Power
and Providence of God in the Government of the World,
frontispiece by Cecill, neat, 10s, 6d. ib. 1635.
3380. Hospinianus de Monachis : hoc est de origine, et progressu
Monachatus, acordinum Monasticorum equitimq., Mili-
tarium tarn Sacrorum quam secularium omnium, libri VI.
very neat in russia, £l. !*.••••• Tiguri, 1609.
3381. Job Glosatus. a fine MS. on vellum, of the 14th century. It
ia written in a very superior style, in several columns and
various hands, with a very curious miniature on the first
leaf, painted upon a gold ground ; in fine preservation,
half-bound, £6. 6s.
3382. Josephi Opera, Arlenii, Graece, editio PRiNCEPs,^/*e copy,
half-bound, russia, £3. 13s. 6d.* • Basil ap. Froben. 1544.
" I wonder that collectors of Greek books do not value this editio princeps
more : it is one of the noblest and most venerable old books I ever
saw." — Haricood.
3383. Josephus, Gr. et Lat. Hudsoni, 2 vols. £2. 10s. **Oxon. 1720.
3384. Josephus, Gr. et Lat. Itigii, (title and beginning of the Pro-
legomena wanting) £\. \s. Lips. 1691.
3385. Josephi de Bello Judaico, lib. VII. (Epistle of Lud. Crendrata
wanting) o£l. 10*.
Veronce, per Pet. Maufer Gallicum, 1480.
This copy is free from worm holes, but is slightly stained. The capitals
are illuminated.
3386. Josephi Opera; de Greco in Latinum traductos per Vene-
rabilem presbyterium Rufinus Aquiliensem virum doc-
tissimum, half -bound, fine copy, £l. 17*. • • • • Venet. 1481.
5387. Josephus, translated by L'Estrange, large paper, 2 vols.
fine copy in calf, £2. 12s. 6d. • • • ib. 1 702.
244 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3388. Josephus, translated and illustrated with Dissertations, by
W. Whiston, large paper, very neat, £4.4>s.Lond. 1737-
3389. Josephus, translated by T. Lodge, 15s. ib. 1655.
3390. Liber Psalmorum, in the original stamped binding, £9' 9*«
Impressum Moguntice per Joannem Schovffer, 15l6.
This volume is printed with the same characters as the celebrated first
Psalter of 1457, and the subsequent ones of 1459, 1490, and 1502.
3391. Litio (Rob. de, i. e. Caraccioli) Opus Quadragesimale, half-
bound, £4>. 10s.,
Romce, Conr. Sweynheym et Am. Pannartz, 1472.
3392. Another Copy, in r us sia, joints, &c. £5. 5s. ib. 1472*
3393. Licio (Roberti de, i. e. Carraccioli) in Theologia Pitissimi
Verbi Dei, &c.<£l. lis. 6d.
Noplace, printer, or date, but circa 1480.
339 i. Lombardica Historia, que a plerisq. Aurea legenda sanctorum
appellator— SMflCfi %ttttt — 12s. 6d. Argent. 1502.
3395. Legenda Sanctorum, per Jacobi de Voragine, ,£3. 3s.
Venet.ap. Christ . Arnoldum $ 1473.
This copy is in the original stamped binding, and in excellent preserva-
tion. It is printed in columns, and is a fine specimen of early printing.
3396. Luther's (Martin) Commentary on St. Paul's Epistle to the
Galatians, 16s. Lond. 1 760.
3397. Lewis' (John) History of the translations of the Bible into
English, both MS. and in print, also the most remarkable
editions, to which is annexed Wiclif's translation of the
New Testament ; fine portraits in mezzotinto of Lewis and
JViclif, and faC'si?nile of the frontispiece to the great
Bible of 1539, °£4. 14s. 6d. ib. 1731.
3398. Limborchi (Ph.) Theologia Christiana, portrait by Gunst,
10s. 6d. AmsU 1695.
3399. Le Blanc (Ludov.) Theses Theologicse, (stained) 9s.
Lond. 1683.
3400. Life of our Blessed Saviour Jesus Christ, in Flemish, with
a great number of engravings on wood, coloured, fine
copy, half -bound, <£3. 3s. Antwerp. 1 52 1 .
3401. Loci Communes Sacri et Profani Sententiarum omnis generis
ex authoribus Graecis, &c. per Joan. Stobaeum, Gr. et
Lat. (stained) 10s. 6d. *Francof. 1581.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio* 245
3402. Lconis Papse (Beati) Sermones, — 25laCn* %Ztttt — in russia,
£3. 7s. Venet. Andreas Parmensis impressit, 1485.
3403. Malebranche's Search after Truth, and other Works, translated
by Taylor, neat, \6s ib. 1700.
3404. Newcourt's (Richard) Repertorium Parochiale Londinense :
An Ecclesiastical Parochial History of the Diocese of
London, 2 \oh. fuie set, £4>. 4>s. ib. 1 708-10.
3405. Another Set, 2 vols, half-bound, £3. 3s. ib. 1708-10.
This Diocese includes the whole of London, Middlesex, Essex, with parts of
Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
3406*. The same work, Vol. I. large paper, half-bound, russia,
which contains all the Diocese except the County of Essex,
£2. 1 2*. 6d. ib. 1708.
3407. NovaLegenda Anglia-— 23lacfefLetter— oflO. 10$.
Impres. Lond. in domo OTtnantt l>e 32lort)e, 1516.
3408. Another Copy, perfect, but not so good in condition, £7. 7s.
ib. 15l6\
Both these copies have the large wood cut on each side of the first leaf,
and again repeated on the last, with Caxton's great device on the
reverse. — Ames says that this work is commonly called " Capgrave's
Lives of the Saints."
3409. Owen's (John) Works, viz. on the Person of Christ, In-dwelling
Sin, Death of Christ, &c. with portrait, very neat, £2. 2s.
Lond. 1721.
3410. — .- Discourses on the Holy Spirit, half-bound,
£l. Is. ib. 1674.
3411. Origenis Commentaria, Gr. et Lat. a Pet. Dan. Huetio, 2 vols.
£l.ls. Colon. 1685.
3412. Pearson's (John) Exposition of the Creed, 8s. .. Lond. 1669.
3413. Prideaux's (Humph.) Connection of the History of the Old
and New Testament, 2 vols. 1 8s. • 2*6. 1 7 i 8 .
3414. Poli (Matth.) Synopsis Criticorum, 5 vols. £6. l6s. 6d.
ib. 1669.
3415. Another Edition, 5 vols, half-bound, uncut, £5. 1 5s. 6d.
Franc of, 1712.
3416. Polano (Pietro Soave) Historia del Concilio Tridentino, fine
copy in russia extra, £l . 1 l.j. 6d. ib. l6lp.
3417. Polano's History of the Council of Trent, translated by Brent,
15*. ib. 1676.
246 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3418. Pithoei (Fran.) Codex Canonum Vetus Ecclesiae Romanas, &c.
10*. 6d. Paris, typ. Regia, 1687.
3419- Platina's Lives of the Popes, translated and continued by
Sir P. Rycaut, 13s. 6d. Lond. l6S8.
3420. Pococke's (Edward) Commentary on the Prophecy of Hosea,
neat, 7s. Oxon. 1685.
3421* Commentary on the Prophecy of Joel,
neat, 6s ib. 1691.
3422. Procopius in Esaiam, Grace, cum Interp. Lat. Curterii,
£l. Is. Paris, 1580.
3423. Prouffitable (The) Boke for Manes Soule, and right com-
fortable to the body, and specyally in adversitie and tribu-
lacyon, which boke is called the Chastysing of Goddes
Children— SBtacft %ttttt.
emprynted by W. (JDaaton, circa, 1488.
The present copy of this rare book, is quite complete.
3424. Picart's Ceremonies and Religions of various Nations of the
known World, numerous plates, large paper, 7 vols, in 6",
very neat in calf, £26. Lond. 1733.
3425. Another Set, large paper, 7 vols, in 6, neat, £22. ib. 1733.
3426. Picart Ceremonies et Coutumes Religieuses, numerous plates,
large paper, 7 vols, lery neat, £l§. Amst, 1723.
3427. Quaresmii Theologica et Moralis Terra? Sanctze Eleucidatio,
plates, 2 vols, in vellum, £3. 3s. Antverpice, 1639.
3428. Ridgley's (Tho.) Body of Divinity, 2 vols, neat, £2, 2s.
Lond. 1734.
3429. Reynolds's (Bishop Edward) Works, neat, £l.5s.* 'ib. 1658.
3430. Rous's (F.) Treatises and Meditations, frontispiece by Cross,
12s. ib. 1657.
3431. Strype's (John) Ecclesiastical Memorials, with the Lives of
Cranmer, Parker, Grindal, and Whitgift, 7 vols, elegant in
russia, marbled leaves, £31. 10s. ib. 1694-1721.
3432. •• Annals of the Reformation, 4 vols. o£l2. 12*.
a. 1709-31.
3433. . 1 Ecclesiastical Memorials, 3 vols, neat, £12,
ib. 1721.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Folio. 247
3434. Strype's (John) Lives of Cranmer, Grindal, Parker, and
Whitgift, 4 vols, very neat and uniform, in calf \ £l\. lis.
Lond. 1694-1718.
3435. Life of Abp. Cranmer, £2. 6s. ib. 1694.
3436. ■ Another Copy, £l. 18*. ib. l6£>4.
3437. Life of Abp. Parker, £2. 6s. ib.1711.
3438. Another Copy, £ 1.1 5*. ib. Ifll.
3439. Life of Abp. Whitgift, £3. 3s. • • • . ib. 1718.
3440. Annals, Vol. I. and II. £l. llf. 6d.
ib. 1709-25.
3441. Vol.1. 15s 16.1709.
3442. Scale of Devotions Musical and Gradual ; being Descants on
the Fifteen Psalms of Degrees, Prose and Verse, frontis-
tispicce by Faithorne, (having the portrait of Henry Lord
Coleraine in a Pilgrim's habit) and another plate, h. b.
russia, £3. 3s. ib. 1681.
3443. Sleidan's (John) History of the Reformation, by Bohun, por-
traits, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1689.
3444. Spencer (Joan.) de Legibus Hebraeorum Ritualibus et ^Earum
Rationibus, 2 vols. £l. Us. 6d. Cantab. 1727.
3445. Stillingfleet's (Edward) Origines Sacra?, or Grounds of Natural
and Revealed Religion, portrait, 10s. 6d. • • • *Camb. 1702.
3146. Sheuchzer's Physica Sacra, with the German text; illus-
trated by 750 fine engravings, fine impressions, 4 vols, in
the original binding, with oak boards, £20.- -Augsb. 1731.
The prints to this wotk have been long known and admired; they are
preferred when accompanying the German impress, on, having been
first worked for that edition.
3447. Sewell's (William) History of the Quakers, very neat, £l. Is.
Lond. 1725.
3448. Theatrum Dolorum Jesu Christi Dei Hominis pro Hominibus,
Patientis, a series of 32 fine engravings describing the
Passion of our Saviour, by Gregory Huret after his own
designs, to which are added by the same artist, " The Con~
version of St. Paul," and " The Condemnation of St. Ste-
phen," the whole of which are mounted upon imperial
paper, half-bound, rnssia t ofl2. 125. Paris, 1664.
248 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3449. Tertulliani Opera, Rigaltii, 12*. 6d Paris, 1675.
3450. Turrecremata (Johannis de) Explanatio in Psalterium, fine
copy, with rough leaves, £2. 12s. 6d.
Jug. Find, per Joan. Schuszler, 1472.
3451. Turrecremata (Rever. Cardinalis sancti Sixti, Joannis de)
Expositio brevis et utilis super toto Psalterio — a most
beautiful and large copy, ruled with red lines and bound
in red morocco, £16. 16s.
Moguntia, Vet. Schoyfer de Gernszhcym, 1474.
A very rare edition of this popular work, the first of which appeared four
years before the present.
3452. Thorpe's (John) Registrum Roffense : or a Collection of
Ancient Records, Charters, and Instruments of divers kinds,
necessary for illustrating the Ecclesiastical History and
Antiquities of the Diocese and Cathedral Church of Ro-
chester, half-bound, £l,15s. Lond. 1769.
3453. Another Copy, in boards, £l. 11 s. 6d. 26.1769.
3454. Taylor's (John) Hebrew Concordance, adapted to the
English Bible, 2 vols, in 1, (30 leaves at the end of the
Index wanting) half-bound, £6. 6s. • ib. 1754.
3455. Taylor's (Jeremy) Life of Christ, with Cave's Lives of the
Apostles, with engravings by Faithorne, Lombart, and
others, £l. 10s. ib. 1694.
3456. Doctor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Con-
science, head by Lombart, £l. lis. 6d, ib. 1696.
3457. Tillotson's (Abp.) Works, 3 vols. £l. 4*. ib. 1720.
3458. Trapp's (John) Commentary or Exposition upon the New
Testament, portrait by Gaywood, calf extra, £l. l6s.
ib. 1656.
3459. Theatrum Biblicum, hoc est Historiae Sacrae Veteris et Novi
Testamenti tabulis aBneis expressae. Opus praestantissimo-
rum hujus ac superioris seculi pictorum atque sculptorum,
summo studio conquistum et in lucem editum per
Nicolaum Johannis Piscatorem, being a series of 466
engravings by various artists, £4>. 4*. Amst. 1650.
3460. Usserii (Jacobi) Annales Veteris et Novi Testamenti, best
edition, neat in vellum, £l. 10s. Geneva, 1722.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History . Various Languages. — 4>to. 249
346l. Usher's (Abp.) Annals of the Old and New Testament, with
the Synchronismus of Heathen Story to the Destruction
of Hierusalem by the Romanes, £l, 2s. Lond. 1658.
3-162. Vossii de Theologia Gentili et Physiologia Christiana; sive dc
Origine ac Progressu Idololatriae, fine portrait, 2 vols.
18s Amst. 1668.
3463. Vitas Patrum, Lyues of the Holy Faders, worthy of remem-
brance, whiche hath be translated out of Frensshe in to
Englysshe by 2&gUam <£aitOtt, Westmynstre, late deed,
and fynysshcd it at the laste daye of his lyff, elegant in
puce coloured morocco, £25.
Emprynted by 22Hjmfcgn Ue OToroe, 1495.
This Work is ornamented with numerous wood cuts, and may be con-
sidered as the most important of Wynkyn de Worde's typogra-
phical labours. — In this copy the title is wantiug; also, a few words
at the bottom of the prologue and two leaves of the Table, are
torn off.
3464. Vita D. Thomae Aquinatis, Othonis Vasni ingenio et manu
delincata, a series of 30 fine prints by Boel, Galle, fyc.
h. b. neat, £l. Is. Ant.l6l0.
3465. Walker's (John) Attempt towards recovering an Account of
the Numbers and Sufferings of the Clergy, during the
Grand Rebellion, 15s. « Lond* 1714.
3466. Wilson's (Thomas) Christian Dictionary, continued by Bagwell,
and much enlarged by Simson, neat, <£l. l6s. • • ib. l66l.
3467. Zanchii (Hieron.) Opera Theologica, 3 vols, in 1, (title MS.)
8s. 6d.
QUARTO.
3468. B1BLIA Hebraica, sine punctis, Forsteri, in russia,
£4>. 14>s.6d. Oxon. 1750.
3469. Another Copy, in calf, £4>. 4s. • • • • ib. 1750.
«« The most elegant and correct of the Anti-Masoretic Bibles, is that of
Forster." — Bibliog. Diet.
2 I
250 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3470. Biblia Sacra Latina, MS. on vellum, of the 14th century, ex-
quisitely written in two columns. This volume is orna-
mented with 142 initial letters, in variegated colours and
gold ; 92 of which introduce figures taken from scriptural
subjects;' the remaining 50 consist of dragons, serpents,
&c. All the other initials are blue and red. The uniform
beauty of calligraphy displayed in the execution of this
MS. cannot be too much admired, in jine preservation,
red morocco, <£\S. 15s.
3471. La Biblia, que es, los Sacros libros del Vieio y Nuevo Testa-
mento, transladada en Espanol, vellum, £l. lls.6d. 1 669.
This edition is uncommon, and is called the Bear's Bible. The place where
it was printed is not stated, — it has however been ascertained to be
Berne. The present copy does not contain the Testament.
3472. Sainte (La) Bible, c'est a dire le Viel et le Nouveau Tes-
tament, enrichie de 26s figures, neat in calf, £2. 2s.
Paris, 1703.
3473. Bible, Testament, and Psalms, in Dutch, original binding,
10s. 6d. Amst. 1590.
3474- Holy Bible, with Notes by Bishop Wilson, 3 vols, neat in calf,
£5. 5s. Bath, 1785.
3475. Novum Testamentum Syriace, cum versionc Latina, Notis
&c. a Trostio, £\. 10s. • • • *Cothenis Anhaltinorum, l6'21.
3476. Novum Testamentum, Gra?ce, Bengelii, neat, £\. 1 5s.
Tubingce, 1734.
3477^ New Testament, — ^BlflCrt %ttttl — with numerous wood cuts,
and a portrait of Edward VI. to whom this edition is de-
dicated, (title and last leaf wanting") neat, £5. 5s.
Lond. by R. Jugge, 1550.
347S. Another Edition, (title wanting,) neat, £4>. 4s. •• ib. 1551.
3479. (title wanting,) russia,gilt leaves, £5. 1 5s. 6d.
ib. 1552.
3480. New Testament and Psalms,— $facfi %ttttt—Ss. 6d.
Lond. by Barker and Day e, 1583.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various La?iguages. — Uo. 251
3481. Acta Canonizationis Sanctorum Fidelis a Sigmaringa, Camilli
de Lellis, Petri Regalati, Josephi a Leonissa, et Catherine
de Ricciis. Una cum Apostolicis Literis Sanct. Dom.
Nostri Benedicti XIV. et Vaticanse Basilicas Ornatus
Descriptione, many plates, neat, £2. l6s. • • Romce, 174-9.
3482. Aquinas (Thomas de) duodecim Quodlibetadisputata, — 23facft
%tttZZ—Ji7ie copy in russia 9 £2. 10s.
Venet. per J. de Colonia, 1476.
3483. Adams's (T.) White Devill, or the Hypocrite Uncased, half-
bound, neat, 4s. • ib. 1 62 1 .
3484. Antoninus Archiepiscopus Florentinus de eruditione Con-
fesorum, very neat, £2. 2$. Memingen, per
Alb. Kunne de Duderstadt Mogunt. dioces. 1483.
3485. Arraignment of the Whole Creature, at the Barre of Religion,
Reason and Experience, (little damaged) with frontispiece,
105.6c/ Lond. 1631.
The frontispiece has a full length figure which is considered to be the portrait
of Robert Henderson, to whom the book is ascribed.
3486. Benson's (Geo.) History of the First Planting of the Christian
Religion, best edition, 3 vols. in l,russia,£2.2s. ib. 1756.
3487. Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles, 2 vols.
neat, £2. 5s. ib. 1752-6.
3488. on the Epistles of St.
Paul to Philemon, Thessalonians, Timothy, and Titus,
neat, 18s. • ib. 1734.
3489- on St. Paul's Epistles, neat, £l. Is.
ib. 1731.
3490. Bower's (Archibald) History of the Popes, from the foundation
of the See of Rome to the present time, 7 vols, wear,
£3. 3s. ib. 1750.
3491. Another Set, 7 vols, in russia, <£4. 45. ib. 1750.
3492. Benzelii (Erici) Sacrorum Evangeliorum, Versio Gothica ex
Codice Argent. Emend, atque Suppleta. cum Interp. Lat.
&c. a Lye, large paper, very neat, £2. 15*. Oxon. 1750.
S493. Barclay's (Robert) Apology for the True Christian Divinity,
being an explanation and vindication of the Principle and
Doctrines of the Quakers, beautifully printed by Basker-
rille, neat in calf, £l. Ss. Bir?ningha?n, 1765.
252 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3494. Barclay's (Robert) Apology for the Quakers, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1678.
3495. Bundy's (R.) Apparatus Biblicus, or an Introduction to the
Holy Scriptures, many plates, neat, £l. lis. 6d,
Lond. 1733.
3496. Brutum Fulmen, or the Bull of Pope Pius V. concerning the
Damnation, Excommunication, and Deposition of Q. Eli-
zabeth, &c. neat, 12s. **ib. 16*81.
3497. Bonavcnturse (Fratris)Breviloquium desacrascriptura — etopus
preclarum domini Bonaventure: Biblia Pauperum, — SMacfe
%ZttZZ — in one vol. fine copies, calf extra, £\0.» • Venet.
per Joh. de Colonia, et Joh. Mantheu de Gherretzen, 1477*
An edition of these two works, which is of great rarity.
3498. Bullinger's (Henry) fiftie godly and learned Sermons, deuided
into fiue Decades, containing the chiefe and principall
points of Christian Religion, 3 vols, xery neat in calf,
£3. 3s. Lond. 1584.
These volumes, in a collective state, are very uncommon.
3499. Briefe examination for the tyme, of a certaine declaration,
lately put in print in the name and defence of certaine
Ministers in London, refusing to weare the apparell pre-
scribed by the lawes and orders of the Real me,— 2Macft
%ttttt — 15s. • Lond. by R. Jvgge, n. d m
3500. Bede's (John) Masse Displayed, translated from the French
5s, • • • • Oxon. 1619.
3501. Bolton's (Robert) Workes, as they were finished by himselfe
in his life time, with his Life, 4 vols, half-bound, neat,
£3. 10*. Lond. 1641.
3502. Burton's (H.) Baiting of the Popes Bull, or an unmasking
of the Mystery of iniquity, folded up in a most pernitious
Breeve or Bull, sent from the Pope lately into England,
curious cut on the title, half-bound, neat, 8s. 6d.
ib. 1627.
3503. Another Copy, with Burton's Truth's Triumph over Trent,
or the great Gulfe between Sion and Babylon, half-bound,
morocco, 12s. ib. 1 626-9.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— 4>to. 253
3504. Baxter's (Rich.) Divine Life, in three Treatises, on the
Knowledge of God, Walking with God, and Conversing
with God in Solitude, half-bound, neat, 10s. 6d.
Land. 1664.
3505. ■ Five Disputations of Church Government
and Worship, cat/extra, 16?. ib. \65£).
3506\ Bishop of London his Legacy, or ccrtaine Motives of Bp.
King for his change of Religion, 4*. ib, 1624.
3507. Buchanan (Claudius) on an Ecclesiastical Establishment for
British India, boards, 7s. ib. 1805.
3508. Bedwell's Discovery of the manifold forgeries, falshoods, and
horrible impieties of the blasphemous seducer Mohammed;
with a demonstration of the insufficiencie of his law, con-
tained in the cursed Alkoran, (stained) half-bd. £l. Is.
ib. 1615.
Marginal references in the Arabic character neatly executed in gold and
colours, appear in almost every page.
3509. Bugg's (Francis, formerly a Quaker) New Rome Arraigned,
and out of her own Mouth condemned, containing a Dis-
covery of the Errors, &c. of the Quakers, curious cut, half-
bound, neat, 10*. 6d. ib. 1693.
3510. Burroughs's (Jerem.) Gospel Remission, or a Treatise shewing
that True Blessedness consists in Pardon of Sin, calf-extra,
12*. 6d. ib. lr574.
3511. Bale's Pageant of Popes, contayninge the lyues of all the
Bishops of Rome, from the beginninge of them to the
yeare of Grace. Shewing many straunge, notorious,
outragious, and tragicall partes, &c. translated by Studley,
— 23facft HCtter— very neat in calf, £l. lls.Gd. ib. 1574.
3512. Brooks's (Thomas) London's Lamentations, or serious Dis-
course concerning that late fiery Dispensation that turned
our (once renowned) City into a ruinous Heap. Also the
several Lessons that are incumbent upon those whose
Houses have escaped the consuming Flames, very neat in
calf, \6s. 6d, ib. 1670.
3513. Bateman's (Stephen) Cbri stall Glasse of Christian Refor-
254 Longman, Hurst, Hees, Okme, and Brown.
mation, wherein the godly maye beholde the coloured
Abuses used in this our present time, — SMacft %ttttt —
with many very curious wood cuts, (title and part of pre-
face MS.) £5. 5s. Lond. 1569.
3514. Bryant's (Jacob) Observations upon some Passages in Scrip-
ture, boards, 13s. ib. 1803.
3515. Checke (A) or reproofe of M. Howlet's vntimely shreeching
in her Maiesties eares, with an* answeare to the reasons
alleadged in a discourse thereunto annexed, why Catholikes
(as they are called) refuse to go to Church, &c. — SBlacft
fLettec — ^i. i*. n. i58i.
3516. Certamen Seraphicum Provincial Angliae pro Sancta Dei
Ecclesia. Opere et labore R. P. F. AwgeW, Jine copy,
russia, gilt leaves, <£l2. 12*. Dvaci, 1649-
A complete copy of this uncommon book, having all the fine engravings,
viz. frontispiece which contains full length portraits of Father Angel,
Father Jennings, &c. and the separate portraits of Bullaker, Heath,
Bell, Woodcock and Coleman, all of whom suffered for their ad-
herence to the Church of Rome.
5517. Charleton's (W.) Immortality of the Human Soul, demon-
strated by the Light of Nature, h. b. russia, 9s. 6d.
ib. 1657.
3518. (George) Thankfull Remembrance of God's Mercy.
In an Historical Collection of the great and merciful De-
liverances of the Church and State of England, since the
Gospel beganne here to flourish, from the beginning of
Queen Elizabeth, portrait and many plates by G. Pass
and F. Hulsius, £\.\%s. ib. 1627.
3519. Another Copy, plates, but no portrait, £l. Is.* • . -ib. 1630.
3520. Another Copy, complete, with White's Treatise on the Sabbath-
Day, in one vol. £2. 2s. ib. 1627-36.
3521. Clark's (Sam.) Marrow of Ecclesiastical Historie, conteined in
the Lives of the Fathers, and other learned Men, and famous
Divines, with numerous portraits, russia, gilt leaves,
£2. 2.9. .ib. 1650.
3522. Another Edition, very considerably enlarged, £2. \1s. 6d.
ib. 1654.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — 4to. 255
3523. Collectanea Angb-Minoritica, or a Collection of the Anti-
quities of the English Franciscans or Friers Minors, plates,
£l. is. Lond. 1726.
S524. Constitution es Sanctorum Apostolorum doctrina catholica a
Clemente Romano episcopo, et ciue scripta libris octo,
Gr. 18*. Venet. 1563.
3525. Common Praier noted (The booke of) — 2Macft %ttttt —
£\. 4,s. Lond. by R. Grafton, 1551.
This very rare and curious bock contains " so much of the order of the
Common Prayer as is to be song in Churches," with the Musick
composed by John Merbecke, a man of indefatigable perseverance,
as appears by some interesting anecdotes in Herbert's Ame«, p. 531.
3526. Conference between the late King of England, (Charles I.)
and the late Lord Marquesse of Worcester, concerning
Religion, with full length of Charles by Marshall, 6s.
Lond. 1651.
3527. Conspiracie for Pretended Reformation, viz. Presbyterial Dis-
cipline, very neat, 6s. ib.\ 592*
3528. Cowper's (of Perth) Heaven Opened, 5s. ib. 1615,
3529. Cluverii(Joh.) Ilistoriarum totius Mundi Epitome, 3s. 6d.
L.Bat. \63l.
3530. Cudworth's Intellectual System of the Universe, with Life, &c.
by Birch, 2 vols, neat, £4>. 4>s. Lond. 1743.
3531. Coppin's (Richard) Michael Opposing the Dragon, or a Fiery-
Dart struck through the Heart of the Kingdome of the
Serpent, 9$. ib. l65g.
3532. Chrysostomi (Joannes de) et Sancti Basilii Liber de Digni-
tate Sacerdotii, i2s.
(Colonics, typis Vldarici ZellJ circa 1470.
3533. de Reparatione Lapsi ad Aman-
ticum lapsum, 10*. 6d.* • • • • ib. 1470.
6534. Cassianus (S. Joannis) Illustratus. Sive Chronologia Vitae S.
Joannis Cassiani Abbatis et Monasterii S. Vietoris ab
eodem Massiliae conditi, opera et studio P. J. B. Guesnay,
18*. • Lvgd. 1652.
256 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3535. Compendium Theologice veritatis compilatum per Albertus
Magnum, Venet. 1475. — F. Riberae Villacastrensis, Presb.
Soc. Jes. in Epistolam B. Pauli Apostoli ad Hebraeos Com-
mentarii, Salman. 1598, in one vol. 10s. 6d.* • 1476-1598.
3536. Cruttwell's (C.) Concordance of Parallels jfoe copy, calf extra,
£l.lls,6d. Bath, 1790.
3537- Dimock's (II.) Notes Critical and Explanatory on the Books
of Psalms and Proverbs, calf extra, £l. 7s.
Oloccster, 1791.
3533, Dupuis Origine de tous les Cultes, ou Religion Universclle,
with plates, 4 vols, very neat in calf, £3. 10s. Paris, 1795.
3539- Duval Jesum Christum Immanuelem, sewed, 3s. •• Got. n. d.
3540. Dale (Anton, van) Dissertationes de Origine ac Progressu
Idololatrise et Superstitionum, <)s. •• • • Amst. I696.
3541. Du Choul (Guil.) Discours de la Religion des Anciens
Romains, numerous plates of coins, 10s. 6d. • • Wesel. l672.
3542. Daille's (John) Treatise concerning the Right Use of the
Fathers in the decision of the Controversies that are at this
Day in Religion, very neat in calf, lSs. 6d. • »Lond. 1675.
3543. Doddridge's (P.) Family Expositor, or a Paraphrase and
Version of the New Testament, 6 vols. h. b. uncut, £3. 3s.
ib. 1739.
3544. Divers Ancient Monuments in the Saxon Tongue, with
an English translation, published by W. L'Isle, 10*. 6d.
ib. 163 8.
3545. Discovery and playne Declaration of sundry subtill Practises
of the Holy Inquisition of Spayne — &Iacft %ttttt —
neat, £2. 2s. Lond. by J. Day, 1568.
3546. Danseus's (Lamb.) Wonderfull Workmanship of the World,
wherein is conteined an excellent discourse of Christian
naturall Philosophic,— 2Macft %ttttl—7s. 6d. Lo7id.l588.
3547. Ecton's Thesaurus Rerum Ecclesiasticarum, being an Account
of the Valuations of all the Ecclesiastical Benefices, J 2*.
ib. 1742.
3548. Eloges Historiques des Evesques et Archevesques de Paris,
with fine portraits, £\.ls. Paris, 1698.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— Ato. 257
3549. Expositio Hymnorum totius anni secundum usum Sarum :
diligentissime recognitorum multis elucidationibus aucta,
SMacfc Eettec— m russia, £2. 2s. Lond. 1502.
3550. Elizabeth's (Queen) Prayer-Book, the best edition, ornamented
with wood-cut borders, in which the most striking incidents
in Scripture, and Holbein's celebrated Dance of Death are
represented, (slightly stained) green morocco, £7. \7s. 6d.
Lond. 1590.
3551. Another edition, fine copy, in red morocco, with clasps,
£7. 7s. ib. 1008.
3552. Edwards's (Jonath.) Preservative against Socinianism, 7s. 6d.
Oxon. 1698.
3553. Eliot's (I.) Discourse of Christian Warre, and of Single
Combat, wherein is disclosed the question, whether it be
lawfull for Christians to discide a difference or controuersy
by single combat or not, half -bound, neat, 18s.
Lond. 1591.
3554. Expicedium. A Funerall Oration upon the Death of Queen
Elizabeth, with the Order of the Funeral, Prose and Verse,
12*. ib. 1603.
3555. Foster's (James) Discourses on all the principal branches of
Natural Religion and Social Virtue, 2 vols, neat 9*.
ib. 1749.
3556. Another Set, 2 vols, sewed, 5s. ib. 1749.
3557- Fletcher's (Phineas) Way to Blessedness, a Treatise or Com-
mentary on the first Psalme, 6s. ih, \632.
3358. Featley's (Daniel) Dippers Dipt, or the Anabaptists duck'd
and plunged over head and eares, with portrait by Marshall,
and print of Featley in his shroud, very neat,£\. Is.
ib. 1651.
3559. with the
two prints in the former copy, and another by Marshall of
" the severall sorts of Anabaptists, 9 ' half-bound, russia,
£u &- it. 1647.
3560. Another Copy, with the print of" the several sorts'' only, lis.
ib. 1660.
2K
258 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3561. Fcatley's (Daniel) League Illegal, with his print in a shroud,
half- bound, neat, l2s. Lond. 1660.
35go # Romish Fisher caught and held in his own
Net, neat in tellum, 12s. 6d. & 1624.
3563. Fisher (Bishop). — This treatyse concemynge the fruytfull
saynges of Dauyd the kynge and prophete in the seuen
penytcncyall psaimes. Deuyded in seuen sermons was
made and compyled by the ryght reverente Fader in God,
Johan fyssher, doctoure of dyuynitie, and bysshop of
Rochester, at the exortacion and stcrynge of the moost
excellet pryncesse Margarete cofitesse of Rychemoiit and
Derby, and moder to our souerayne lord Kinge Henry
the VII.— 23IaCrt Xettet— (one leaf wanting) £6. 6s.
Lond. by 2&2t\fcgn tie 2&ortie, 1509.
3564. Fisher's (Ambrose) Defense of the Liturgie of the Church of
England, or Booke of Common Prayer, half -bound, very
neat, 15s. Lond - l63 °*
3565. Fox's (John) Acts and Monuments of the Church, abridged by
Timothe Bright— &lacft flettet— IS*. 6d. . • Lond. 1589.
3566. Gill's (John) Exposition of Solomon's Song, neat, £l.4s.
ib. 1768.
3567. Gascoisme's (George) D room me of Doomesday. Wherin
the frailties and miseries of man's lyfe, are lyuely portrayed,
and learnedly set forth,— 2BIaCH %ltttt—£S. 8s.
Lond. imp. for Gab. Cawood, 1576.
First edition, and so rare, that neither Ames or Herbert had ever met
with it.
3568. The same work, superbly bound in blue morocco, lined with
satin, $*£. £6. 6s.
Lond. by John Windet for Gab. Cawood, 1586.
3569. Gale's (Theoph.) Court of the Gentiles, vol. 1, or parts 1
and 2, 10*. 6d. ; Oxon. 1 672.
3570. Hottingeri (J. H.) Smegma Orientale, \Q)s.6d.-.Heidcl. 1658.
35^ . Thesaurus Philologicus, seu Clavis Scrip-
ture,^. Tiguri,l659.
3572. History of Popery, with plates, 2 vols, neat, 15s. Lond. 1735.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History, Various Languages. — Mo. 259
3573. Horsley's (Bishop of Rochester) translation of Hosea, very
neat in russia, £l. 4s. Land. 1801.
3574. on the 18th Chapter of
Isaiah, sewed, 4s. ib. 1799*
3575. Home's (George) Commenlary on the Psalms, portrait, 2 vols.
neat,£l. 5s. Oxon. I776.
3576. Historical Narration of the Life and Death of our Lord Jesus
Christ, As. ib. Ifj85.
3577. Heures a l'usaige de Rome, printed upon vellum, with nume-
rous fine engravings on wood of a large size, and beautiful
borders to each page shewing the Life of Man, of the
Saints, the Dance of Death, &c. Sec. with others of a
nature whimsical and grotesque, in the extreme. The
initials are all in gold and colours, a beautiful and clean
copy, in high preservation, £ 10. 10s.
Paris, pour Simon Vostre, 1497.
3578. Heures a Tusage de Paris au long sans requirir, finely printed
upon vellum, with many large engravings on wood, and
wood-cut borders around every page, which represent the
Dance of Machaber, the Triumphs of Cassar, numerous
subjects taken from Scripture events, ornamental devices,
&c. &c. a most beautiful copy, with large margins, very
neat, gilt on sides, fyc. £14, .
Paris, pour Eitienne Auffray, 1524.
3579- Hore Beatissime Virginia Marie ad legitum Sarusburiensis
Ecclesie ritum, large copy, with numerous cuts, and each
page surrounded by a handsome border, £8. 8s.
Paris, Regnault, 1534.
3580. Another edition, with many wood-cuts, very neat in extra calf,
£3. 3s. ib. 1535.
The margin is rat-eaten, but not so as to touch the print.
3581. Iiuetii (P. D.) Demonstratio Evangelica, ad Serenissimum
Delphinum. Sexta editio ab auctore recognila, castigata,
et araplificata,^Ke portrait by Wolff gang, 18*.
Franco/. 1722.
3582. Harris's (S.) Commentary on the fifty-third chapter of Isaiah,
half-bound, uncut, 5s Lond. 1735.
260 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3583. History of the Church of Great Britain, 7 s. 6d.**Lond. 1674.
3584. Instructions et Missives ties Roys tres-Chrestiens, &c. con-
cernant le concile de Trente, 3s. 6d. l6l3.
3585. Josephus's Works, translated from the original Greek by
E. Thompson, and W. C. Price, with many plates, 2 vols.
neat in calf, £2. 10s. Lond. 1777-
35S6. Jackson's (Thomas) History of Christ his passage, with
his Disciples over the Sea of Galilee, h. b. neat, Ss.
ib. 1623.
3587. Juris Canonici libri quatuor, MS. on vellum, of the 14th
century, written in two columns, and ornamented with
two initials having miniatures inside, original binding,
£2. 12*. 6d.
3588. Koran of Mohammed, from the Arabic, by George Sale,
155. > ib. 1739.
358p. Liber Praecum, cum Calendario, MS. on vellum, of the 15th
century, with 12 beautiful miniatures, splendidly bor-
dered. All the initials are finely executed in gold and
colours, and each page has a superb border, curious gilt
binding, with appropriate tools, <£\2. 12s.
3590. Liber Sextus Deere. Sextus Liber Decretalium cum Epitomis,
divisionibus, et Glossa ordinaria Do. Jo. Andre, &c. Lugd.
1553. — Clementis Quinti Constitutiones, quas Clementinas
vocant, ab iEgidio Perrino Officiali de Josays, diligenter
recognitae, &c. Lugd. 1553, in one vol. Jine copy, £l. Is.
3591. Litio (Fratris Roberti de) Opus Quadragesimale Sermonum,
large quarto size, fine copy, very neat in calf, £3. 13s. 6d.
Venet. 1472.
<f A rare edition and in great request."— DeBure.
3592. Serraones variidetimorejudiciorum
Dei,*— S&lacfc %ttttt — (wormed) very neat, gilt leaves,
£l.ls. • •••••• no place, or date.
3593. Lowth's (Bp. of London) translation of Isaiah, fine copy, calf
extra, £l. Us.6d. Lond. 1778.
3594. Lenfant's (James) History of the Council of Constance, with
portraits, 2 vols, very neat, £l.Ss. ib. 1730.
3595. Another Set, 2 vols. £l.ls « *"ib.!730.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. 4to. 26 1
3596. Lenfant (Jacques) Histoire de la Guerre des Hussites et du
Concile de. Basle, portraits, 2 vols, neat, £l. 6s.
Utrecht, 1731.
3597. Limborch's (Phillip a) History of the Inquisition, translated
by Chandler, 2 vols, in l,£l.4s. Lond. 1731.
3598. L* Isle's Saxon Treatise concerning the Old and New Testa-
ment, with the original Saxon, half-bound, russia, \5s.
ib. 1623.
3599- Locke's (John) Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of
St. Paul, l<Zs. 6d. ib. 1751.
3600. Liturgiarum Orientalium Collectio, Opera et studio Eusebii
Renaudotii, 2 vols. £l. 5s. • Paris. If 16.
3601. La Liturgie Angloise, ou Le Livre des Prieres Publiques,
vellum, 10s. 6d. Lond. par Bill. 1616.
3602. Liber Decretorum, sive panormia Juonis accurato labore
summoq. studio in unum redacta continens, 5s.
Basil, 1499.
3603. Latimer's (Hugh) Sermons, wants title and several leaves, 8s.
Lond. by Daye, 1571.
3604. Langi (Wil.) de Annis Christi libri duo, 5s.- • . ♦ £. Bat. 1649.
3605. Le devote meditationi sopra la passione del nostro Signore,
cavate e fondate originalmente sopra Sancto Bonaventura
Cardinale de l'ordine minore, sopra Nicolao de Lira,
etiamdio sopra altri doctori et predicatori approbati, very
neat in calf, £4. 4s. Imp. Mediolani
per Ant. Zarotu ad impendia Johannis Legnani, 1489.
3606. Luther (Martin) on Peter, and Jude, not perfect. — A Sermon
preached at Paules Crosse, by John Bridges, 1571. — Two
Godlie and Learned Sermons, by John Kettridge, Lond.
1581, in one vol. h. b. 7s. 6d.
8607. Letter written by a French Catholicke Gentleman, Conteyning
a briefe aunswere to the slaunders of a certaine pretended
Englishman, 5s. 6d. Lond. 1587.
S608. Lubberti (Sib.) Responsio ad Pietatem Hugonis Grotii,
sewed, 2s. 6d. F rajlt 1 Q Ut
3609. Michaelis (J. D.) Einletung in die gottlichen Schriften des
Neuen Bundes, 2 vols. £l. 5s. . . . Gotting. 178S.
262 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, a^d Brown.
3610. Mornay Lord of Plessie Marlie's Worke, concerning the
trewnesse of the Christian Religion, written in French ;
begunne to be translated by Sir Philip Sidney, and at his
request finished by Arthur Golding, — 23larfi %ttttt —
£l. Is. Lond.1587.
36*11. Macknight's (James) Literal Translation of all the Aposto-
lical Epistles, 3 vols, boards, £4>. 10s. •••••• Edin. 1795.
3612. Missale Romanum, cum Calendario, MS. on vellum, of the
14th century, 12 pages of which have large and beautiful
Miniatures with illuminated borders, well executed. The
initials throughout, large and small, are in gold and colours,
fine preservation, in crimson velvet, .£10.
3613. Marbeck's (John) Booke of Notes and Common Places,—
2BIflCfe %ttttt—7s. 6d. Lond. by East, 1582.
3614. Mountagu. — A Gagg for the new Gospell? No: a New
Gagg for an old Goose. Who would needes vndertake to
stop all Protestants mouths for euer, with 2/6 places out
of their owne English Bibles. Or an Answere to a late
Abridger of Controuersies, and Belyar of the Protestants
Doctrine. By Richard Mountagu, half-bound, neat t
12s. Lond.1624.
3615. Mountagu. — A Gagg for the new Gospel? No : a New Gagg
for an Old Goose, and A Just Appeale from Two
Unjust Informers, by Richard Mountagu, 2 vols, gilt
leaves, £1, Is. ib. 1624-5.
3616. Montgeron (M. de) Verite des Miracles operes par Pinter-
cession de M. de Paris, demontree contre M. l'Archeveque
de Sens, (part of one leaf torn away) with curious en-
gravings representing individuals before and after the
operation of the miraculous effects of M. de Paris 1 s Tomb,
£2. 2s. Utrecht, 1738.
3617. Nash's (Thomas) Christ's Teares over Jerusalem ; whereunto
is annexed a comparatiue Admonition to London, half-
bound, £7. 7s. Lojid. 1613.
It would appear by the preface to the present volume, that Nash had
repented having written his former satirical Works: the following is
an extract, " A Hundred unfortunate farewells to fantasticall Sati-
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages, -ito. 263
risme: In those vaines here-to-fore haue I mispent my Spirit, and
prodigally conspired against good houres. Nothing so much doe
I retract; as that whereinsoever I have scandalized the meanest.
To a little more Wit haue my increasing yeeres reclaimed mee
than I had before : Those that haue been peruerted by any of my
Workes, let them reade this, and it shall thrice more benefit them."
361 8. Newcome's (Wil.) Version, Metrical Arrangement, and Ex-
planation of the twelve Minor Prophets, very neat in calf,
£l.7s. Lond. 1785.
3619. Nyder (Johannis) Consolatorium tlmorate consietie — ejusdem
Tractatus de contractibus Marcatorum, &c. red morocco,
gilt leaves, o£'4. 45. (Colon, typis Uld. ZellJ • • circa 1470.
3620. Norton's (Lady) Applause of Virtue. Consisting of several
Divine and Moral Essays towards the obtaining of True
Virtue, with fine plates, very neat in calj\ £\. Is.
ib. 1705.
3621. Observationes in Veterum Patrum et Pontificum, &c. half-
bound, 6s. Amst. 1734.
3622. Theonis Fastos Grascos Priores, neat,
7s. 6d. • it. 1735.
3623. ■ Heraclii ImperatorisMethodum Pabchalem,
&c. half-bound, 7s. 6d ib. 1J36.
3624. Oreloge (U) de Deuocion compose en Francoys par Maistre
Jehan Quentin docteur en Theologie, penitencicr de Paris,
printed upon vellum, with numerous engravings on wood,
which as well as the initials are illumiuated in gold and
colours, (part of one leaf wanting) £8. 8s.
Paris, n. d. but circa 1 500.
This rare volume has escaped the researches of De Bure, Saritander, and
other Bibliographers; nor was it in the collect. 00s of the Duke de
la Valliere, or Gaignat. — Brunet mentions one copy, which is in the
Royal Library at Paris.
3625. Olrani (Guil. de ordine fratrus minorum) Quoiiibeta -25foCrt
fUtter— (stained) \5s. • • • • Paris, per Pet. Rubei, 1487.
3626. Opuscula divi Augustini longe prestantissima cum duplici in-
dicis— SMacfi Eetter— 8s. 6d. Paril, 1502.
3627. Owen (John) on Evangelical Churches, 12*. • . »*Lond. 1681.
3(528. Certaine Treatises, 7s. ib. 1649.
264 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3629. Owen's (John) Enquiry in the Original, Nature, &c. of
Evangelical Churches. With the True Nature of a Gospel-
Church and its Government, neat, \6s. • ... Lond. 1696.
3630. Preston's (John) Saint's Daily Exercise, calf extra, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1631.
3631. Processionale ad usus insignis Ecclesie Sarum obseruandos
acomodum; iterum prelo applicatum absolutuqz, neat,
gilt leaves, £2. 2s. Imp. Londini, 1555.
A well printed volume in red and black, with the musical notes. — This
edition was printed at London by order of Queen Mary I.
3632. Pie's (Thomas) Houre Glasse, contayning a Computation
from the Beginning of Time, &c. (dirty title) 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1597.
3633. Pentalogia; or the Quintessence of Meditation, (in Verse) 5s.
ib. 1620.
3634?. Prophets Priores, cum Numeri et Deuteronome, Hebraice,
2 vols. k.b. 18s. Paris, R. Steph. 1544.
3635. Pelerin (Le) Veritable de la Terre Saincte, auquel soubs
le discours figure de la Jerusalem Antique et Moderne
de la Palestine est enseignd le chemin de la Celeste,
many cuts, h. b. 15s. « • * Paris, 1615.
3636. Praeces Piae, MS. on vellum, of the 14th century, a large
volume, finely written in a large bold character, with a
miniature on a gold-ground, and a border of gold and co-
lours, fine preservation, in green morocco, o£l0. 10s.
3637. Preces Pia3, cum Calendario, MS. on vellum, of the 15th
century, written in two columns, red and black ink,
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finely painted, which represent flowers, birds, and in-
sects. There are also 12 initials of gold on a co-
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the entire volume is in excellent condition, in boards,
£8. 8s.
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century, with one large miniature in compartments,
and four small ones, the figures and general style of
which are different from the greater part of Missals*
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — 4>to. 265
There are also 18 initial letters in various colours,
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3639. Pantiera Ugho, Alchuni singolari Tractati, &c. with a neat
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Impresso in Firenze, fyc.
per ser Lorenzo di Morgiani et Giov. di Maganza, 1492.
3640. Psalterium Groecum, cura Justini Decadyi, in russia, £h. 10?.
Venet. in cedib. Aid. circa 14.97-
This edition is printed in black and red letters— the present copy has
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3641. Davidis Latino-Saxonicum Vetus, a J. Spelman,
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3642. Prints, viz. a selection of Sadeler's " Fathers of the Desert,"
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3643. Pennington (Works of the long-mournful and sorely-distressed
Isaac) 2 vols. £2. 2s. Lond. 1761.
3644. Pupilla Oculi omnibus Sacerdotibus tam Curatis et non
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%ttttt — in russia, £l. 10s. Rothomagi, 15l6.
3645. Preston's (John) New Covenant, or the Saints' Portion, 5s.
Lond. 1620.
3646. Prynne's (William) Perpetuitie of a Regenerate Man's Estate,
7s. ib. 1626.
3647. Another Edition, &s.6d. ib. 1627.
3648. Perpetuitie of a Regenerate Man's Estate,
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3649. Gospel Plea for the lawfulness and con-
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3650. Survey and Censure of Mr. Cozens his
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3651. Peters's (Charles) Dissertation on the Book of Job, neat,
10s. 6d. ib. 1751 .
2 L
266 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3652. Peirce's (James) Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of
St. Paul, 105. 6d. Lond. 1727.
3653. Palfreyman's (T.) Treatise of Heauenly Philosophic : conteyning
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3654. Another Copy, (no title) os.6d. ib. 1578.
3655. Questo libro si chiama lo Spechio de la Croce ; copilato
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3656. Robinson's (Rob.) History of Baptism, plates, fine copy in
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3657. Another Copy, boards, £l. 10s, • • • • • ib. 1790.
3658. Rollok's (Robert) Lectures upon St. Paul's Epistles to the
Colossians, vellum, 9s. ib. l603.
3659. Raulin (Johannis) Doctrina Mortis, neat in black Spanish,
£1. l6s. • • Paris, imp. per Berth. Rembolt, 1518.
3660. Relandi (Had.) Antiquitates Sacrae Vet. Hebraeorum, 7s. 6d.
Traj. 1741.
3661. Riley's (W.) Parochial Music Corrected, sewed, 4>s. 6d.
Lond. 1762,
3662. Rogers (Thomas) on the Faith, Doctrine, and Religion of the
Church of England, calf extra, 14>s. . . ib. l66l.
3663. Rhenferdii (Jacobus) Dissertationum Philologico-Theologi-
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3665. Swan's (John) Speculum Mundi, or a Glasse representing the
face of the World ; shewing both that it did begin, and
must also end : the manner How, and time When, being
largely examined, &c. 5s. Camb. 1635.
0666. Another Edition, 4s. 6d. • • • • Lond. 1670.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Langvages. — Mo. 267
3667. Sermon Preached at the Magnificent Coronation of Charles
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3668. Sermons (a collection of) Preached before the Society for the
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persons, 4 vols, neat, £\.%s. • • • • Lond. 1702-33.
3669. Seysselli (Claudii, Archiepiscopi Taurinensis) de Divina
Providentia, tractatus, Paris, 1520. — Propugnaculum
Surami Sacerdotii evangelici, ac septenarii Sacramentorum,
editum per virum eruditum, sacrarumq. literaru profes.
Ed. Pouellum, adversus M. Lutherum famosum et Wic-
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3670. Sancta Maria's Christian Policie, translated by E. Blount,
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3671. Selden (Joannes) de Synedriis Veterum Ebraeorum, 3 \oh. fine
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3681. Testimonie of Antiquity, shewing the Ancient Faith in the
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3682. Two Treatises : the first, of the Lives of the Popes, and their
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36S6. Vander Muelen (Gulielmo) Dissertationes Philologicse, 2 vols.
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3687- Vile di Santi Padri, insieme con il prato spirituale, with
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14*. Oxm. 1792.
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3690. Wither's (George, but not the Poet) View of the Marginal
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%ttttt—Lond. 15 SS.— Catholique Traditions, Lond. 1609.
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of Hemmingius, by Denham,— SBlacft %ttttt~ very neat,
15s. Lond. 1578.
OCTAVO.
3692. BIBLIA Hebraica, secundum ultimam editionem Jos. Athia?
a Johanne Leusdeh recognitam, aliosque codices optimos
recensita, variisque notis illustrata ab Everardo van der
Hooght, £4*. 4s. Amst. 1705.
3693. Another Copy, in 2 vols. £4>. 4s. ib. 1705
3694. Another Copy, in 4 vols. £3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1J05,
3695. Biblia Hebraica, a Leusden, neat in vellum, £2. 12s. 6d.
Amst. typis et sumptibus Jos. Athias, 1667.
3696. Septuagint, Gr. a J. G. Grabe, 8 vols, very neat, £3. 3 Sm
Oxofi. 1707.
3697. Biblia Grasca, ex vers. Septuag. Interp. 10*. 6d.
Lond. excudeb. R. Daniel, 1658.
3698. Biblia Sacra, Gr. et Lat. 3 vols, (stained) curiously bound in
russia, gilt leaves, £2. 12s. 6d.
Basilice, per Nkolaum Bry linger um, 1550.
3699- Veteris Testamenti, versio nova; ad Hebraicam . veritatem
facta. Accedunt Libri Deutero-Canonici-ex Graca Edi-
270 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
tione translati. Autore C. F. Houbigant, 8 vols, neat in
calf, c£3. 3s. Paris, 1753.
3700. Biblia Sacra, Vulgatae editionis, Sixti V. Pont. Max. jussu
recognita atque cdita, 18s. Ant. ap. Plant. I619.
3701. Biblia Sacra Latina, MS. on vellum, of the 14th century;
written in two columns upon beautiful vellum, ornamented
with 138 initials, with miniatures inside them, in gold and
colours ; all the others are in blue and vermilion. The
uniform excellence of this manuscript, the fineness of the
vellum, and its perfect preservation, render it difficult to
find words of praise, large octavo, blue morocco,
£l6. 16s.
3702. Holy Bible, English, morocco, 10s. 6d. Camb. 1792.
S703. — 15«. **"*Lond. by Barker, 1634.
3704. Novum Testamentum Graece. Textum ad fidum Codicum,
versionum et patrum recensuit et Lectionis Varietatem ad-
jecit D. Jo. Jac. Griesbach, 2 vols, neat in calf, £2. 10s,
Oxon. 180Q.
3705. Novum Testamentum Graece. Juxta exemplar Millianum,
fine copy, russia, gilt leaves, £\. 11*. 6d.
Oxon. typis Baskertille, 1763.
3706. ■ — Gr. etLat. vellum, 6s.» »Genev. J604.
3707. Graece, 7s. 6d.
Glasg. typis XJrie, 1750.
3708. Another Copy, large paper, neat in calf, 15s.« »ib* 1750.
3709. Novum Testamentum Graecum, cum Scholiis Theologicis et
Philologicis, ab Hardy, 2 vols, neat, £2.<*Lond. 1778.
3710. Another Copy, 2 vols, (little stained) £l. I5s.--ib. 1768.
3711. Novum Testamentum, Gr. ex utraque Regia, aliisque optimis
editionibus summo studio expressum, very neat, 8s. 6d.
Amst. ap. Jansson, 1639.
3712. — Graece, 6s. • • Cantab, ap. Buck, 1632.
3713, . Gr. cumnotis Stephani, Scaligeri, &c.
et Var. Lect. 7* Lond. ap. Billium, 16*22.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History . Various Languages. — 8t>o. 271
3714. Novum Testamentum, Gr. Texta per omnia Milliano, cum
Divisione Pericoparum et Interpunctura J. A. Bengelii ;
interleaved with writing paper and manuscript ?iotes by
the Rev. C. Lee, 2 vols. Juilf bound, £l. Us. 6d.
Oxon, 1742.
3715. Novi Testamenti editio Postrema, per D. Erasmum Roterda-
mum, in vellum, gilt leaves, £l. Is.
Basil, ap. Froben, 1523.
37 16. New Testament, Greek and English, by Mace, vol. 1, 5s.
Lond. 1729.
3717- in the Manks Language, 5s. » • • *Lun. 1763.
371 8. and Common Prayer, in Welsh, 7s.
Llund. 1752.
3719* Nova Versio Graeca Pentateuchi, a C. F. Ammon, 3 vols.
half-bound, vellum, £\, 4s. Erlangce, 1790-1.
3720, Ditto, vol. I. half-bound, neat, 4s. ib. 1790.
372J. Petateuchus Hebrao-Samaritanus, a B. Blayney, very neat,
8s. 6d. Oxon. 1790.
3722. Atterbury's (Francis) Sermons and Discourses, portrait,
4 vols. £1. 4s. Lond. 1730-4.
3723. Another Set, 4 vols, neat, £1.14*. ib. 1761.
3724. Sermons, 2 vols. 10s. 6d.* *ib. 1730.
3725, Abernethy's (John) Sermons, 4 vols. o£l. 4s.* • • -ib. 1748.
3726. Discourses concerning the Being and
Natural Perfections of God, 2 vols. 6s. 6d. »•••$. 1746.
3727. Another Edition, 2 vols. 7s. 6d. ib. 1757,
3728. Apthorp's (East) Discourses on Prophecy, 2 vols, neat, 7s. 6d.
ib.\756.
3729. Arndtii (Joan.) de Vero Christianissimo libri IV. 2 vols.'
neat, 7s. 6d. • ib. 1708.
272 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3730. Alkibla, a Disquisition upon Worshipping towards the East,
neat, 5s. Loud. 1 740.
3731. Adams's (William) Discourses before the University of
Oxford, 6s. ib. 171(3.
3732. Allen's (Joshua) Sermons, neat, 5s. ib. 1751.
3733. Assheton's (W.) Apology for the Honours and Revenues of
the Clergy, portrait of James Duke of Ormonde, by
Loggan, 4>s.6d. ib. I676.
3734. Butler's (Jos.) Sermons at the Rolls Chapel, &c. neat, 6s,
ib. 1736.
3735. Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed,
6s. 6d. » ib. 1740.
3736. Bullerii Dissertationum Sacrum Sylloge, sewed, 2s.
Amst. 1750.
3737. Baxter's Appendix to the Enquiry into the Nature of the
Human Soul, 4*. Lond. 1750.
3738. Brady's (Nicolas) Sermons, 4 vols. 13s. 6d. • • ib. 1713-30.
3739. Bull's (George, Bp. of St. David's) Sermons, with his Life
by Nelson, portrait, 4 vols. £l. 10s. ib. 1713..
3740. Bennet's (Benj.) Christian Oratory, or the Devotion of the
Closet, best edition, 10s. 6d. ib. \760.
3741. Blair's (Hugh) Sermons, 5 vols, neat, £l. 11*. 6d.
ib. 1780, #c.
3742. Breviarium Romanum ex Dccreto Sacro-sancti Cornelii
Tridentini restitutum, S. Pii V. Pontificis Max. Jusse edi-
tum, et Clementis VIII. primum, nunc denuo Ur'oani P. P.
VIII. Auctoritate recognitum, in quo omnia suis locis ad
longum posita sunt, pro majori recitantium commoditate,
•with plates, 2 large vols, of near 16*00 pages each, old
russia, gilt Ic axes, £\.\5s. Ant. 1748.
3743. Barrington's (Lord) Miscellanea Sacra, containing an abstract
of the Scripture History of the Apostles, with four Critical
Essays, 3 vols, boards, 1 5s. Lond. 1770.
3744. Burtoni Opuscula Miscellanea Theologica, et Metrico-Prc-
saica, 2 vols, neat, 16s ••••.Oxon. 1771.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— Sto. 273
374>5. Bede's (the Venerable) Ecclesiastical History of the English
Nation, neat, £\. 5s. Lond. 1723.
3746. Beveridge's (W. Bp.of St. Asaph) Sermons, 12 vols. £5. 10s.
ib. 1716.
3747. ■ — on Publick Prayer, 3s.
ib. 1714.
3748. Bowden's (J.) Sermon at the Funeral of T. Bowden, black
morocco, joints, fyc. 5s. ib. 1795.
3749. Bragge (Francis) on the Miracles and Parables of our Sa-
viour — on Undissembled Religion — and on the Passions,
being 6 vols. £l. 15s. ib. 1702-24.
3750. on the Miracles and Parables, 4 vols.
£l.6s. ib. 1710-11.
3751. on the Miracles, first edition, 4>s. 6d.
ib. 1702.
3752. Treatise on the Passions, 5s.- • • -ib. 1708.
3753. Bellarminius de Scriptoribus Ecclesiasticis liber unus, &c.
7s. 6d. Ltigduni, 1 675,
3754. Bradbury's (Thos.) Necessity of Contending for Revealed
Religion with other Tracts, 5s. Lond. 1720.
3755. Brown's (of Newcastle) Sermons, neat, 4s. ib. 1763.
3756. Browne's (John) Sermons on the Divine Authority of the
"' Christian Religion, and the Natural Deity of Jesus
Christ, 4s. ib. 1732.
3757* Broughton's (Rich.) Monasticon Britannicum, or a Histo-
ricall Narration of the first founding and flourishing ot the
Antient Monasteries, &c. of Great Britaine, £l. Is.
ib. 1655.
3758. Bunyan's (John) Pilgrim's Progress, plates, rcry neat,
10s. 6d ib, 1766.
3759. Bourn's (Samuel) Series of Discourses, 4 vols, very neat,
£l. 5s. ib. 176S.
3760. Burton's (Geo.) Essay towards reconciling the Numbers of
Daniel and St. John, determining the Birth of our
Saviour, &c. large paper, with Supplement, &c. 2 vols.
neat, 18s Norwich, 1 766-8.
2 M
274 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3761. Boyle's Lecture Sermons, vols. 3 and 4. neat, 6s. • .Lond. 1737*
3762. Burnet's (G. of Coggeshal) Sermons, 2 vols. 9s. ..ib. \7%7 m
375s. (Bp.) History of the Reformation, abridged, with
16 portraits t fine copy, 12s. ib. 1705.
3764. Another Copy, neat, 9s. ib. 1705.
3765. Burnet's (Bp.) Four Discourses to his Clergy, 4s. • .ib. l6Q4.
3766. (Thos.) on the Redemption of the World, 2s.
ib. 1737.
3767. de Statu Mortuorum et Resurgentium trac-
tatus, portrait, As. ib. 1727.
3768. Bell (Wil.) on the Divine Missions of John the Baptist and
Jesus Christ, boards, 4s. 6d. ib. 176*1.
3769. Communion and Lord's Supper, neat,
4>s. 6d. ib. lfSl.
3770. Blackall's Practical Discourses upon our Saviour's Sermon
on the Mount, 8 vols, neat, £\.12s. ib. 1717-
3771. Blackburn's Historical View of the Controversy concerning an
intermediate State and the Separate Existence of the Soul,
boards, 6s. ib. 1772.
3772. Benson's (G.) Collections of Tracts, neat, 5s. » ...ib. 1753.
3773. Reasonableness of the Christian Religion,
4s. 6d. ib. 1746.
3774. Bryant's (Jacob) Observations upon the Plagues inflicted
upon the Egyptians, 10*. 6d. ib. 1794.
3775. Bandinel's (James) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture,
boards, 7s. Oxon. I78O.
3776. Bates's (William) Divinity of the Christian Religion, proved
by the Evidence of Reason, and Divine Revelation, calf
extra, 7s. 6d. • Lond. 1677.
3777. Bohmeri (J. H.) Dissertationes Juris Ecclesiastici Antiqui, 3s.
Lips. 1711.
3778. Catcott's (A. S.) Sermons, neat, Ss. 6d.. .. .Bristol, 1752.
3779. > . " Another Edition, sewed, 7s.. • Lond. 1753.
3780. - Treatise on the Deluge, boards, 12s. 6d.
ib. 1761.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— 8vo. 275
3781. Catcott's (A. S.) Remarks on the Bishop of Clogher, chiefly
with respect to the Creation and Deluge, neat, 12s.
Lofid. 1756.
3782. Calamy's (Edra.) Abridgment of Richard Baxter's History
of his Life and Times, with an Account of Ejected Mi-
nisters, 8-9. ib. 1702.
3783. Another Edition, with the Continuation, fine portraits, 2 vols.
18s. 6d. ib. 1713.
3784. Calamy's (Edmund) Continuation of the Account of Ejected
Ministers, 2 vols. 10$ ib. 1727-
3785. Another Set, 2 vols, neat, 12*. ib. 1727 -
3786. Calamy's (Benj.) Sermons, 3s. 6d. ib. 1715.
3787. Clagett's (William) Sermons, 4 vols, neat, 12s.
ib. 1689-1720.
3788. Common Prayer, Apocrypha, Testament, &c. with many
plates, 7s. ib. 1671.
3789. Common Prayer in the English and Irish Languages, ncat t
£l.ls. ib.n.d.
3790. Conant's (John) Sermons, 2s. ib. 1693.
3791. Charles (Jos.) on the Dispersion of the Men at Babel, 4>s.
ib. 1755.
3792. Calvert's (Tho.) Blessed Jew of Marocco, or a Blackmoor
made White, 5s. York, 1648.
3793. Conjectures on the New Testament collected from Various
Authors, by W. Bowyer, very neat, 10s. 6d.* *ib. 1772.
3794. Chapman's (John) Eusebius, or the True Christian's Defence
against a late book entitled the Moral Philosopher, 2 vols.
calf extra, iSs. 6d. • Camb. 1739.
379$* Collin's (Anthony) Grounds and Reasons of the Christian
Religion, with an Answer to it, very neat, 8s. 6d.
Lond. 1737.
3796. Croese's (Gerard) General History of the Quakers, 125. 6d.
ib. I696.
3797. Chubb's (Tho.) Posthumous Works, and his Life, 2 vols.
7s. 6d. Lond. 1748.
Qj6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3798. Cockman's (Tho.) Theological Discourses, portrait, 2 vols.
8*. Lond. 1750.
3799- Chandler's (Sara.) Sermons, portrait, 4 vols, neat, £l. Is.
ib. 1768.
3800. Critical History of the Life of David, 2 vols.
neat, \4s.6d. • .. • ib. 1766.
3S01. Vindication of the History of the Old
Testament, half-bound, uncut, 5s ib. 1741.
3802. on the Conduct of Modern Deists, 1727.
— Ditto on Daniel's Prophecies, 1728, with other Tracts,
neat, 6s. ib. 1727-9.
3803. Review of the History of Man after God's
own Heart, boards, 6s. ib. 1762.
3804. Conybeare's (Bp. of Bristol) Sermons, 2 vols. 8s. "ib. 1757.
3805. Campbell's (Archib.) Necessity of Revelation, or Enquiry
into the Human Powers in Matters of Religion, h. b. uncut,
6s. ib. 1739.
3806. Christian's Companion in the Principles of Religion, and the
Concerns of Human Life, neat, 4s. ib. 1771.
3807. Clarke's (J. S.) Naval Sermons, boards, 4s. ib. 1801.
3808. Clarke's (Dr. Sam.) Sermons, portrait by Vertue, 10 vols.
£3. 3s. ib. 1730.
3809. on tne Being and Attributes of God, 5s.
ib. 1711.
3810. Another Edition, 4s. 6d. ib. 1719.
3811. Crabb's (Habakkuk) Sermons, on Practical Subjects,
boards, 5s. Camb. 1796.
3812. Coke and Moore's Life of the Rev. John Wesley, neat, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1792.
3813. Another Copy, calf extra, 9s. ib. 1792.
3814. Cloud of Witnesses, or the Sufferer's Mirrour, by T. M.
3 parts in 1, neat, 9s. ib. I67O.
3815. Carleton's (George) Sermons at the Royal Chapel of
Whitehall, neat, 4s. ib. 1736.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. Svo, 277
3816. Cunningham's (James) Warnings of the Eternal Spirit pro-
nounc'd during his imprisonment in the Tolbooth of Edin-
burgh. Together with the Prayers and Hymns then also
pronounc'd thro* him, neat, gilt leaves, \bs. Lond. 1712.
3817. Derham's (W.) Physico-Theology, plates, neat, 6s. ib. 17%7-
3818. Another Copy, 4>s. 6d ib. 17l6.
3819. Ducks (Arth.) Life of Henry Chichele, Archbishop of Can-
terbury. In which there is a particular relation of many
remarkable passages in the Reign of Henry V. and VI.
portrait, 10s. 6d. ib. 1699-
3820. Deoderlein (J. C.) Institutio Theologi Christiani in capitibus
religionis theoreticis nostris temporibus accomodata, 2 vols.
calf extra, £l.lls.6d. Norimb. 1791.
3821. Dodd's (Dr. W.) Discourses on the Miracles of our Saviour,
2 vols. h. b. morocco, l6s. Lond. 1757.
3822. Drummond's (Sir W.) CEdipus Judaicus, plates, calf extra,
£3. 3s. ib. 1811.
3823. Dodson's (Mich.) New Translation of Isaiah, very neat, 5s. 6d*
ib. 1790.
3824. Dorrington's (Theoph.) Observations on the State of Religion
in the Romish Church, 3s. 6d. ib. 1699.
3825. Dyer's (G.) Enquiry into the Nature of Subscription to the
Thirty-nine Articles, boards^ 4,s.6d. ib. 1792.
3826. Defence of Revelation and the Gospel, neat, 4>s. * • • • ib. 1766.
3827. Delaunoy Defensa Romani Breviarii Correctio circa Uistoriam
Sancti Brunonis, seu de Vera causa secessus S. Brunonis
in Eremum Dissertatio, 7s. Pans, 1646.
3828. De Courcy's (Rich.) Sermons, fine portrait by Collyer, very
neat in calf, 10s. 6d. Shrewsbury, 1805.
3829. Disney's (Dr. John) Sermons, 2 vols, neat in calf, \3s.6d.
Lond. 1793.
3830. Devotions to be used by Primitive Catholics, at Church and
at Home, £ 1 . Is. Liverpool, 1 747.
These Devotions were drawn up by, and for the use of, the Nonjuring
Clergy.
3831. Devout Christian's Exemplar, or History of our Lord and Sa-
viour Jesus Christ, neat, 4*. ib. 1717.
278 Longman, Hurst, IIees, Or me, and Brown.
3832. De Virtutibus, MS. on vellum, of the 14th century, closely
and neatly written in two columns, original binding,
£l.\\s.6d.
3833. Evangelia Quatuor, MS. on vellum, of the 11th century, with
curious tables in red and black, neat in calf, £5. 5s.
3834. England's Remembrancer : setting forth the Papal Tyran-
nies, Bloody Persecutions, Plots, &c. 5*. • • • »Lond. 1682.
3835. Ende (M.J. Cam) Pauli Apostoli Epistola ad Philipenses,
Gr. et Lat. 3s. 1798.
3836. Essai sur la Religion des Anciens Grecs, 2 vols, green mo-
rocco, gilt leaves, £l .Is. Geneve, 1 787.
3837. Edwards's (Jonath.) History of the Work of Redemption, calf
extra, 10s. 6d. • • • • •" Edin. 1774>.
3838. (John) Discourse on the Authority, Stile, &c. of the
Scriptures, 3 vols. 9s. 6d. • Lond. 1 6*93-5.
3839. Enquiry after Philosophy and Theology, neat, 3s. 6d.
Edin. 1755.
3840. Evanson (Edw.) on the Dissonance of the Evangelists, boards,
4>s.6d. Ipswich, 1792.
3841. Ecton's Account of Ecclesiastical Benefices, 2*. Lond. 1723.
3842. Echard's (Laurence) General Ecclesiastical History, 2 vols.
very neat, 8s. • • • • • • ib. 1710.
3843. Experience, Historic, and Divinitie. Written by Richard
Carpenter, Vicar of Poling, a small and obscure Village
by the Sea-side, neere to Arundel in Sussex. Who being
first a Scholar of Eaton Colledge, and afterwards a Student
in Cambridge, forsooke the University, and immediately
travelled in his raw, greene, and ignorant yeares beyond
the Seas, and at length received orders in Rome, and was
sent by the Pope into England, to pervert Soules, and is
now at last reconciled to the faire Church of Christ in
England, £1.5*. ib. 1642.
3844. Another Copy, l6s. ib. 1642.
3845. Elstob's (Eliz.) English-Saxon Homily on the Birth-Day of
St. Gregory, with Notes, vignettes by Gribelin, (nofrontis-
pitccj 145. » ib. 1709.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — 8ro. 279
3845. Erasmi Ecclesiastes,sive Concionator Evangelicus, liber primus,
half-bound, 4s. Lond. 1730.
3847. Farmer (Hugh) on the Worship of Human Spirits in the
Antient Heathen Nations, neat, 9s. ib. 1783.
3848. Dissertation on Miracles, 9s. 6d.* • • »ib. 177^*
3849. — — Another Edition, neat, 7s. 6d. . . Edin. 1798.
3850. on Christ's Temptation in the Wilderness, 5*.
Lond. 1776.
3851. Flavel's (John) Works, 6 vols, neat, £l. 7s. •• Paisley, 1770.
The seventh and eighth volumes are wanting to complete this set.
3852. Fenelon's Dissertation on Pure Love, with an Account of the
Life and Writings of the Lady, for whose sake he was
banished from the French Court, &c. ?ieat, 6s. Lond. 1738.
3853. Funeral Sermon of Margaret, Countess of Richmond and
Derby, Foundress of Christ's and St. John's College in
Cambridge, entitled a Mornynge Remembrance, by Bishop
Fisher, reprinted from Wynkyn de Worde's edition, with a
Preface, &c. &c. plates, 9s. ib. 1708.
3854. Franck's (A. H.) Christ the Sum and Substance of all the
Holy Scriptures, in the Old and New Testament, neat,
7s. • ib, 1732.
3855. Fellowes's (Robert) Picture of Christian Philosophy, calf
extra, 9s. ib. 1799.
3856. Franks' (James) Sacred Literature, or Remarks upon the
Book of Genesis, calf extra, 10s. 6d. • • • • Halifax, 1802.
3857. Fleury's History of the Ancient Israelites, by Adam Clarke,
calf extra, 9s. Liverpool, 1802.
3858. Fenner's (Wil.) Divine Message to the elect Soul, delivered in
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3859. Garden's (Charles) Version of the Book of Job, a Poem,
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3860. Gray's (Rob.) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture, boards, 6s.
Lond. I796.
3S6\. GastrelFs (F.) Christian Institutes, neat, 5s. ib. 1707.
3862. Guyse's (J.) Standing Use of the Scriptures, 3?. 6d.*»ib. 1724.
280 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3863. Gill's (John) Sermons on Important Subjects, neat, 9s.
Lond. 1790.
386*4. Grotius's Truth of the Christian Religion, by Patrick, very
neat in calf, 7s. ib. 1683.
3865. . i by Clarke, fine
copy, 7s. 6d. ib. 1777'
3866. Gerard's (Alex.) Dissertations on the Genius and Evidences of
Christianity, neat, 5s. 6d. Edin. 1776.
3867. Greene's (Wil.) Translation of the Psalms, boards, 3s. 6d.
Camb.\7fo
3868. Gilpin's (Wil.) Exposition of the New Testament, 2 vols.
neat, 14s. 6d. Lond. 1793.
3869- Gibson's (Bishop) Synodus Anglicana, or the Constitution and
Proceedings of an English Convocation, neat, 7s. ib. 1702.
3870. Gregory's (Geo.) Sermons, half-bound, 4ts. ib. 1789*
3871. Gentleman's and Ladies Calling, frontispieces, 2s. 6d. 1674-5.
3872. Gale's (John) Sermons, portrait by Vertue, 2 vols, neat,
7s. 6d. Lond. 1724.
3873. Gentillet (Innocent) le Bureau du Concile de Trente ; auquel
est monstre qu'en plusieurs poincts iceluy Concile est
contraire aux anciens Conciles et Canons, &c. old morocco,
9s. Par. 1586.
3874. Henry's (Matthew) Method for Prayer, very neat, 6s.
Lond. 1727.
3875. Plistorical Dissertation on the Books of the New Testament,
or an Enquiry into their authority and particular character,
neat, 6s. ■ ib. 1755.
3876. Horrei (G. & P.) Animadversiones Sacra? Profanae ad Selecta
Novi Foederis, Scriptorumque exterorum Grascorum loca,
Hading. 174-9. et Miscellanea Critical, Leotard. 1738, in
one vol. vellum, Ss. 6d.
3877. History of the English and Scotch Presbytery, curious fron-
tispiece, 7s. 6d. • • • Villa Franca, l65Q.
3878. Another Copy, title in manuscript, 5s. ib. 1659.
3879- History of the Apostle's Creed, 3*! Lond. 1711.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages.— Svo. 281
3880. Henley's (the celebrated and eccentric Orator) Appeal of the
Oratory to the first Ages of Christianity, — Sptfacfc %ttttt—
15s. Lond.1727.
3881. Hammond's (H.) Review of the Paraphrase upon the New
Testament, neat, 2s. 6d. ib. 1656.
3882. Harwood's (E.) Introduction to the Study and Knowledge
of the New Testament, neat, 6s. ib. 1767.
38SG. Hall's (C. H.) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture, boards,
5s. Oxon. 1799.
3884. Hawkins's (Wil.) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture, sewed,
6s. 6d. ib. 1 787.
3S85. Hutchinson's (John) Philosophical and Theological Works,
12 vols. £4-. 4s. Lond. 174-9-
3886. Horsley's (Bp. of Rochester) Tracts in Controversy with Dr.
Priestley, boards, 12s. 6d. Glocester, 1789.
3S87- Horneck's (Anthony) Happy Ascetick, or the Best Exercise,
together with Prayers, with frontispiece by Hogarth, very
neat in calf, £l. Is. * Lond. 1724.
3888. Hervey (A Collection of the Letters of the Rev. James) with
his Life, 2 vols, neat, 12s. ib. I76O.
S889. Historical Collections, cut of several grave Protestant His-
torians, concerning the Changes of Religion, and the strange
confusions following from thence ; in the Reigns of Henry
VIII. Edward VI. Mary and Elizabeth, russia. gilt leaves,
£l. 15s ib. 1674.
3890. Hill's (Sir Rich.) Apology for Brotherly Love, with a Sermon
preached at Paul's Cross, 1590, by Bishop Babington,
calf elegant, 7s. ib. 1798.
3891. Hunter's (Henry) Sermon on occasion of the Trial and Exe-
cution of Louis XVI. with Fleming on the Rise and Fall
of Papacy, very neat, 6s. H % 1793.
3892. Historical Account of the Life and Reign of David, King of
Israel, 2 vols, neat, 18s. 6d. ib. ] 75q,
3893. Hale's (Sir Matthew) Discourse of the Knowledge of God
and of our Selves, portrait, 5s. • • t£. 1 688.
2N
282 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3894. Hodegus, proving the Pillar of Cloud and Fire, that guided
the Israelites in the Wilderness not Miraculous, but Am-
bulatory Beacons, plates, 5s. Lond. 1 753.
3895. Heures a l'usaige de Rome printed vpon vellum, a superb
Missal. This volume has 5 large miniatures (2 at the
beginning and 3 at the end) which represent the family
of the individual for whom it was probably illuminated,
addressing their patron Saints : It also contains 69 illumi-
nated engravings (19 large and 50 small) and has all the
initials in gold and colours. The margin of every page has a
brilliant border on a gold ground, representing fruits, birds,
flowers, &c. The printing is admirable, and the entire
book may be called a fine specimen of vellum printing and
illumination, in old gilt binding, £\5. 15s.
Paris, pour Germ. Hardouyn, 1512.
3896. Heures a l'usaige de Rome, printed on vellum, with
fine wood cuts, and borders around every page, which
represent the Dance of Death, the Life of Man, of the
Saints, grotesque figures, &c. &c. The initials in gold
and colours, fine copy in excellent preservation, in old red
morocco, £9> 9*«
Prefixed to this Missal is " L'Office de la Vierge," 1621, with prints by
Crispin de Pas, &c. and at the end, " Oraisons devotes pour tous
Chrestiens et Catholiques," 1621,
3897. Hore Beate Marie Virginis, printed on vellum, with 16
large and 20 small miniatures illuminated, the initials
in gold and colours, and beautiful wood-cut bordersto every
page, fine copy, in excellent preservation, in red morocco,
«6'11. it*.
Paris, pour Germ. Hardouyn, 1525.
3898. Hore Beate Marie Virginis, printed upon vellum, with large
wood cuts, illuminated ; initials in gold and colours, and
neat borders around every page, a beautiful copy, in
green morocco, c^ll. lis.
Paris, par Germ. Hardouyn, 1526.
3899. Heures (Les) a l'usaige de Rome, a very curious edition,
with many wood cuts, worked in various colours, neat,
«£4. 4s. • Paris, par Jehan du Pre, 1490.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History* Various Languages. — Svo. 283
.3900. Inquiry concerning Virtue and Happiness, neat, 5s.
Lond. 1751.
3901. Ibbot's (Benj.) Thirty Discourses on Practical Subjects,
2 vols. 7s. io. 1726.
3902. Boyle's Lecture Sermons, 4*. • • • • ib. 1727.
3903. Interest (L') de l'Eglise, vellum, 2s. Par. 1663.
3904. Jones's (Jeremiah) Method of settling the Canonical Authority
of the New Testament, 2 vols, very neat, £l. Is.
Lond. 1726.
3905. Jones's (of Nayland) Catholic Doctrine of a Trinity, neat,
4s. 6d. ib. 1 790.
3906. — — on the Figurative Language of the Holy
Scripture, boards, 7 s. 6d. • ib. 1 JS7*
3907. Jenkin's (Rob.) Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian
Religion, 2 vols, neat, 8s. ib. 1734.
3908. Another Set, 2 vols. neat 9 9s. 6d. ib. 1721.
3909. Jortin's (John) Discourses, on the Truth of the Christian
Religion, 4s. ib. 1 746.
3pi0. Remarks on Ecclesiastical History, 3 vols.
very neat in calf, £l. 10s ib. 1805.
3911. Judgement of the Synode holden at Dort, concerning the five
Articles : as also their sentence touching Conradus Vorstius,
very neat calf, £l. Is. • • ib. I6I9.
3912. Justini (Sancti) Philos. et Mart. Apologias pro Christianis,
Gr. et Lat. a Ashton, neat, 7s. 6</. • • • • .... Cantab. I76S.
3913. Johnston's (Bryce) Commentary on the Revelation of St. John,
2 vols, boards, 8s. 6d. Edin. 1794.
3914. Jurieu's (Peter) Accomplishment of the Scripture Prophecies,
6s. Lond. 1687.
3915. Religious Worship, Vol. 2, 2*. 6d.»*ib. 1721.
3916. Jebb's (John) Works, Theological and Miscellaneous, with
Memoirs of his Life by Dr. Disney, portrait by Hall,
3 vols, extra, £l.7s. ib. 1787.
3917. Jenks's (Benj.) Liberty of Prayer asserted, and guarded from
Licentiousness, calf extra, 6s. 6d. ib. 17l6-
2S4 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3918. Junius's Drunkard's Character, or a True Drunkard with
such sinnes as raigne in him, lively set forth in their
colours. Together with Compleat Armour against Evill
Society, calf extra, ISs. Land. 1668.
3919. Another Copy, with the title of" Sinne Stigmaliz'd," 10s. 6d.
ib. 1639.
3920. Kennicott's Remarks on Select Passages in the Old Testament,
to which are added Eight Sermons, sewed, 5s. Oxon. 1JS7-
3921. Koolhaas (W.) Observationes Philologico-Exegeticre in
quinque Mosis libros, &c. neat, 6s. ...... "Amst. 1751.
3922. King's (Dr. W.) Essay on the Origin of Evil, by Bishop Law,
a fine tall copy, calf extra, 12s. Camb. 1758.
3923. Knowledge of Divine Things from Revelation not from Reason
or Nature, neat, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1743.
3924. Kelt's (Hen.) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1792.
3925. Kennet's (White) Sermon at the Funeral of the Duke of
Devonshire, with Memoirs of the Family of Cavendish,
4s. 6d. ib. 1708.
3926. Liber Praecum, cum Calendario, MS. on vellum, of the 15th
century, with 14 large and 21 small miniatures, also
borders of exquisite beauty, numerous figures of birds and
flowers on many of the margins, and illuminated initials.
The ornaments in this beautiful manuscript are of a
superior kind, and the entire volume is in perfect preser-
vation, black Spanish, £25.
3927. Liber Praecum, cum Calendario, MS. on vellum, of the 14th
century, With 13 miniatures, beautiful borders of foliage
and illuminated initials. The decorations of this MS. are
very ancient and curious, red morocco, <£8. Ss.
3928. Law's (William) Address to the Clergy, 4s. • • • . Lond. I76I.
3929. Law (Edmund) on our Ideas of Time, Eternity, &c.
Camb. 1734.
3930. Lc Coz Defense de la Revelation Chretienne, sewed, 2s. 1802.
3931. Lambert's (Geo.) Sermons for the Family and Closet, neat
in calf \ 95. York, 1788.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — 8vo, 285
3932. Lewis's (John) History of the several Translations of the
Holy Bible and New Testament into English, with the
large plate, £l. 10s. Lond. 1 739.
3933. (T.) Scourge, in Vindication of the Church of England,
with portraits of James I. Charles I. and II. James II.
and Queen Anne, by Vander Gucht, and a caricature print,
neat, 7s. , ib. 1720.
3934. Lloyd's (R.) Christian Theology, calf extra, 12*. • • ib. 1804.
3935. Lively Oracles given to us. Or the Christian's Birthright
and Duty, in the custody and use of the Holy Scripture,
neat, 3s. Oxon. 1723,
3936. Le Neve's (John) Lives of the Protestant Bishops of England,
10s. 6d. Lond. 1720.
3937. La Liturgie, selon l'usage de PEglise Anglicane, with numerous
plates, old morocco, 7 s. 6d. ib. 1667.
3938. Another Copy, ruled with red lines, old morocco, \2s.ib. 1667.
3939. Littleton's (Ed.) Sermons, 2 vols, in 1,4*. ib. 1735.
3940. Another Copy, in 2 vols. 5s. 6d. ib. 1735.
3941. Lowth (Rob.) de Sacra Pocsi Hebraeorum, cum Notis Mi*
chaelii, 2 vols, very neat,£\. 10s. Oxon. 1763.
3942. Another Edition, 2 vols, boards, 18* Goetting. 1770.
3943. Letters of Certain Jews to M. de Voltaire, containing an
Apology for their own People, and for the Old Testament,
2 vols, neat, £\.\\s.6d. Dublin, 1777.
3944. Lettres- de Quelques Juifs, a M. de Voltaire, 3 vols, neat,
£l>7s. Paris, 1781.
3945. Leighton's (Abp. Rob.) Expository Works, 2 vols, boards,
15*. Edin. 179s.
3946. ■ 18 Sermons, neat, 5s. 6d.
Lond. 1745.
3947. — Theological Lectures, f5*. ••ib, 1760.
3948. Select Works, and Life, neat, 8s. 6d.
Edin. 1746.
3949. Lucas's (Richard) 24 Sermons, head, 2 vols, neat, 8s.
Lond. 1735.
2S6 Loxgman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, avu Brown
3950. Lucas's (Richard) Enquiry after Happiness, 2 vols. 9*-
Lond. 1717.
3951. Liber Jobi in versiculos metrice divisus, cum Vers. Lat. Alb.
Schultens, et Annotat. R. Grey, neat, 7s. ...... ib. 1742.
3952. Lee's (Henry) Sophron ; or Nature's Characteristics of the
Truth, in a course of Meditations on the Scenes of Nature,
3 vols, neat, ISs. ib. 1758.
3953. Another Set, 3 vols, very neat, £l.ls. ib. 1760.
3954. Leland's (John) View of the Principal Deistical Writers, 2
vols, very neat, 15s. ib. 1798.
3955. Lardner's (Nathaniel) Works, with his Life, by Dr. Kippis,
11 vols, neat, £15. ib. 1788.
3936. Sermons, 2 vols. h. b. uncut, 15s.
ib. 1751-60.
3957' Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, translated by Maclaine,
5 \oh. Jine set, £2. ib. 1774.
3958. Moshemii Dissertationes ad Historia Ecclesiastica, 2 vols. 14*.
Alton. 1743.
3959. Institutions Historian Christianas Recentiores, 5s.
Helmstadii, 1741.
3960. Muller (C.) Satura Observationum Philologicarum maximam
partem sacrarum, vellum, As. L. Bat. 1752.
3961. Millar's (Rob.) History of the Propagation of Christianity
and the Overthrow of Paganism, 2 vols, neat, 12s.
Lond. 1731.
396*2. Mahometanism fully Explained, written for the Instruction
of the Moriscoes, by Mahomet Rabadan, translated by
Morgan, plates, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. ib. 1723-5.
3963. Milner's (John) Letters to a Prebendary [Rev. J. Sturges]
boards, 3s. 6d. Winches. 1801.
3964. Mosse's (Miles) Arraignment and Conviction of Vsvrie, tha*
is, the iniquitie, and vnlawfulnes of vsvrie, displayed in
sixe Sermons—2&Iacft %ttttl— £l. Is. Lond. 1595.
3965. Milner's (Isaac) Strictures on Dr. Marsh, boards, 5s. ib. 1813.
■r
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. Svo. 287
3966. Mystery of Jesuitism discovered, with a frontispiece, in which
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Parsons, Suarez and Mariana, neat, 9s. • • • • Lond. l67°«
3967. Mystery of Jesuitism discovered in certain Letters, by Pascal,
3s. 6d. ib. 1679-
396S. Mason's (W.) Spiritual Treasury for the Children of God,
very neat, 7s. •• • • • ib. 1771.
3969. Martyrologium Romanum, ad novam Kalendarii Rationem,
et Ecclesiastics Historian, restitutum, 7s. • . • . Paris, 1650.
3970. Missale Romanum ex decreto Sacro-sancti Concilii Tridentini
restitutum (some leaves damaged) 8s. Paris, \64<J.
3971. Marshall's (Nathan.) Sermons, 3 vols. h.b. 10s. 6d.
Lond. 1731.
3972. Nieuwentyt's Religious Philosopher, or the Right Use of
contemplating the Works of the Creator, translated from
tlie Dutch by Chamberlayne, numerous plates, 3 vols, very
neat, l6s. ib. 1730.
3973. Another Set, 3 vols. 12s. ib. 1745.
3974u Newcome's (Wil.) Historical View of the English Biblical
Translations, boards, 7s. Dublin, 1792.
39% 5. Newcome's (Peter) Sermons on the Church Catechism, 2 vols.
8s. 6d. ib. 1712.
3976. Nourse's (Peter) Practical Discourses, being some Select
Homilies, 2 parts in 1, neat, 7s. ib. 1731.
3977. Ostervald's (J. F.) Lectures on the Exercise of the Sacred
Ministry, translated T. Stevens, neat, 6s. ib. 1781.
3978. Occasional Papers (A Collection of the) 3 vols. £l. Is.
ib. 1716.
" The Authors of the Occasional Papers were, as I was informed by my
invaluable j friend the Rev, Philip Furneaux, to whom this copy
belonged, the Rev. Joshua Bayes, Benj. Avery, LL.D. Benj. Gros-
venor, D.D. Sam. Wright, D.D. John Evans, D.D. Mr. Eames, aud
the Rev. Moses Lowman. The initials of their names forming the word
Bagwbel." — MS. note by Du Henley.
3979. On's (John) Sermons, 2 vols, neat, 14s. ib. 1739.
3980. Owen's (Henry) Boyle's Lecture Sermons on the Miracles,
2 vols, in 1, neat, 12s. » ib. 1773.
288 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
3981. Ogilvie's (James) Sermons, boards, 4s. . . ..* ib. 1786.
3982. Palmer's Collection of Family Prayers, blue morocco, 10s. 6d.
Lond. 1783.
3983. Patrick's (Simon) Proverbs of Solomon paraphras'd, 3s.
ib. 1683.
3984, Book of Psalms paraphras'd, 2 vols. 4s. 6d.
ib. 1680,
3985. Pyle's (Tho.) Paraphrase and Notes on the Old Testament,
4 vols. neat,£l. Is. ib. 1738.
3986. Priestley's (Jos.) History of Early Opinions concerning Jesus
Christ, 4 vols, very neat, £l. 14s. Birming. 1786.
3937-. Examination of Reid, Beattie and Oswald's
respective books, 8s. 6d. Lond. 177*.
3988. . Letters to a Philosophical Unbeliever,
parti, h. b. 6s. •- Bath, 1780.
3939. General History of the Christian Church,
2 vols, boards, 15s. Birm. 1790.
399O. ■ Letters to Horsley, part III. 1786 — Defence
of Unitarianism, 1788-9, &c. in one vol. neat, Qs. 6d.
ib. 1785-9.
3991, Letters concerning the Dissenting Interest,
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Bp. of Waterford, 1780 — and Letters to the Jews, 1787,
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3992. Pearce's (Zach.) Miracles of Jesus Vindicated, 2s. 6d.
Lond. 1732.
3993. Procez et Les Souffrances de M. Isaac Martin, qui fut mis a
PInquisition en Espagne, plates, calf extra, \0s.6d.
ib. 1773.
3994. Psalmi Davidis, Heb. et Lat. Montani, 4s Ant. n. d.
3995. Psalter in its original form, by Fen wick, neat, 3s. 6d.
Lond. 1759»
3996. Psalmi Davidis, Graece, J. Duporti, cum paraph. Latina, G.
Buchanani, 6s, ib. 1742.
3997. Paule's (Sir G.) Life of John Whitgift, Archbishop of Can-
terbury, mth portrait by White, 15s ib. 1699
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — Sio. 289
3998. Roberts's (Francis) Key of the Bible, with portrait by Cross,
Qs. Lond. 1649.
^999- Russell (R.) SS. Patrum Apostolicorum Barnabse, Hermac,
Clementinis, Ignatii, Polycarpi, Opera Genuina, Gr. et
Lat. large paper, 2 vols, neat, £\. 8s. • • • • ib. 1746.
4000. Reybaz (Sermons de) with fine portrait, 2 vols, sewed, g$.
Paris, 1801.
4001. Rotheram's (John) Essay on Faith, boards, 2s. 6d.
Newcas. 1772.
4002. Reeves's (Wil.) Apologies of Justin Martyr, Tertullian, &c.
in Defence of the Christian Religion, 2 vols, fine set,
10s. 6d. Lond. 1709.
4003. Rosenmiilleri Scholia in Vetus et Novum Testamentum, 15
vols, half -bound, vellum, £9> 9* Lips. 1795.
4004. • - Scholia in Vetus Testamentum, vol. 5, boards,
7s. • Lips. 1806.
4005. Ray's (John) Wisdom of God manifested in the Works of the
Creation, 4>s. • • »*Lond. 1722.
4006. Another Copy, 4*. ib. 1709.
4007. — ■ Physico-Theological Discourses, plates, neat,
5s. 6d. • 2&.1721.
4008. Another Edition, 4>s. 6d. ib. 1 713.
4009. Persuasive to a Holy Life, 2s. ib. 1719.
4010. Rennell's (Dr. Thomas) Discourses on various Subjects, boards,
Ss.6d. • i6.1801.
4011. Ross's (Alex.) Views of all the Religions in the World, with
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4012. Rights of the Christian Church Asserted, 2s. 6d. • *ib. 1709.
4013. Reay's (W.) Sermons on several Subjects, with a preface by
Church, 7s. ib. 1755.
4014. Rogers's (Tim.) Discourse concerning Trouble of Mind, and
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4015. Seeker's (Archbishop) Works, large letter, 10 vols.
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2
290 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
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extra, £2. 10*. Edinb. 1792.
4017. Lectures on the Catechism, 2 vols. 8*.
Lond. 1769.
401 S. Charges to the Clergy, neat, 4*. 6d.
ib. 1769.
4019. Schultensii (Alb.) versio integra Proverbiorum Salomonis,
boards, 3s. 6d. Hal. I769.
4020. Stanhopes (Geo.) Paraphrase and Comment upon the Epistles
and Gospels, 4 vols. £l. Is.* • • - Lond. 1714.
4021. Smallridge's (Bishop) Twelve Sermons, 3s Oxon. 1717.
4022. Skelton's (Philip) Deism Revealed, 2 vols, neat, 14*.
Lond. J749-
4023. ■ Controversial Discourses, 2 vols. 18s.
ib. J 754.
4024. Scott's (Thomas, of the Lock Hospital) Four Sermons, with
others by various persons, very neat in calf, 6*. • -lb. 1802.
4025, : 21 Sermons, with
Prayers, very neat in calf, 10s. 6d ib. 1796.
4026. Schaeffer Thesaurus Criticus Novus, boards, As. "Lips. 1800.
4027. Sherlock's (W.) Discourse on Death, 3*. 6d.* *Lond. I749.
4028. Another Edition, 2s. 6d. ib. 1705.
4029. Sermons or Homilies to be read in Churches, boards, 7s.
Oxon. 1802.
4030. Seed's (Jeremiah) Discourses, with his Moyer's Lecture Ser-
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4031. Another Edition, with portrait, 2 vols. 15s ib. 1757.
4032. Suma Virtutum ac vitioiu Guilhelmi Paraldi Episcopi Lug-
dunensis de ordine predicatoruin, 6s.
Paris, ap. Regnault, n. d.
4033. Sermons, (a volume of twenty two) by Stennett, Prince,
Chauncy, Gill, Warburton, Farmer, &c. 7s. ib. 1743-6.
4031. Staveley's (T.) History of Churches in England, 18*.
ib. 1712.
4035. Stone's (Edward) Discourses on Important Subjects, boards,
5s. Oxon. 178T
Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — 8xo. 291
4036. Spinckes (N.) on Catholick Communion, 2s. • • • »Lond. 1705.
4037. Simon's Critical History of the Religions and Customs of the
Eastern Nations, 3s. > ib. 1648.
4038. Still ingfleet, (E.) on the Protestant Grounds of Faith, 3s.
ib. 1673.
4039. Spelman's (Sir II.) History of Sacrilege, with Sir R. Twisden's
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ibWZl.
4041. Sykes's (A. A.) Principles and Connexion of Natural and
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4042. Strype's (John) Historical Collections of the Life and Acts
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4043. Another Edition, 15s. ib. 1701.
4044. Sanderson's (Bishop) Episcopacy, (as established by Law in
England) not prejudicial to Regal Power, written in the
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4045. Sparke's (Edward) Primitive Devotion, in the Feasts and
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4046. Sedgwick's (O.) Counsel to the Afflicted; or Instruction and
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4047. Tolandi (Joannis) Pantheisticon, seu Formula eelebrandee So-
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a few copies printed.
4Q48. Tcrtulliahi Carthaginiensis Presbyteri Apologeticus, ad Codi-
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292 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
castigatus, cmendatus ut ct Perpetuo Commcntario: studio
ct industria Sigeb. Havercampj, neat in vellum, 10s.
L. Bat. 1718.
4049. Tillotson's (Abp. John) Sermons, 12 vols. £3. 15s.
Lond. 1742.
4050. Another Edition, 12 vols, neat, £4. 145. 6d.*- • -ib. 1757.
4051. Tryal and Conviction of the Rev. Mr. Hendley for Preaching
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2^.1719.
4052. Twell&'s (Leon.) Sermons at Boyle's Lecture, 2 vols. 7s.
ib. 1743.
4053. Taylor's (Jeremy) Rule of Conscience, abridged, by R. Bar-
croft, 2 vols, neat, 10s ib. 1725.
4054. Dissuasive from Popery, with portrait,
$c. neat , 6s. ib, 1664.
4055. (John) Sermons on different Subjects, published by
the Rev. S. Hayes, 2 vols, very neat in calf, 15s.
Lond. 1800.
It is generally supposed that these Sermons were written by Dr. Johnson.
4056. True and Exact Relation of the Death of two Catholics (Hirst
and Arrowsmith) who suffered for their Religion at Lan-
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4057. Tableau de la Croix represent^ dans les ceremonies de la
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many neat designs, £l. 7s. Paris, 1651.
4058. Thomas a Kempis, translated by H. Lee, 3s. 67/.. 'Lond. 1760,
4059. Theological Repository, by Dr. Priestley and others, 6 vols.
boards, £<Z.8s. ib. 1795.
4060. Tracts.— Sermons by J.Newton, 17S1.— by Ford, 179 L—
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Theology and Ecclesiastical History. Various Languages. — l<2?no. 30.5
4228. Gavin's (Antonio) Master-Key to Popery, 3 vols. 7s. 6d.
Land. 1725.
4229. Ditto, 2 vols, in 1, 5s. . . . . « ib. 1 725.
4230. Galloni, (Ant.) SS. Martyrum Cruciatibus liber, numerous
plates, very curious, \2s. 6d. Ant. 1668.
4231. Gregorii Nazanzeni Theologi Orationes Lectissimae XVI.
Gr&ce, 7s. Gd. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1 5l6.
4232. Garden of Spirituall Flowers [prose and verse] by Richard
Rogers, William Perkins, Richard Grcenham, and George
Webbe, calf extra, ISs. Lond. 1609.
4233. Great Treaty of Peace, or a Serious Exhortation upon a sad
occasion to double diligence about making peace with God,
h. b. neat, 5s ib. l677.
4234. Histoire de l'lnquisition et son Origine, very neat, 7s. 6d.
Cologne, 1693.
4235. Hall's (Joseph) Contemplations on the Sacred History, by
Glasse, 4 vols, very neat, £l. Lond. 1799'
4236. f ; Characters of Vcrtues and Vices, extra, 7s.
ib. 1608.
4237. Select Thoughts, one Century. Also the
Breathings of the Devout Soul, portrait by Marshall,
extra, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1648.
4238. Resolutions and Decisions of divers Practicall
Cases of Conscience in continuall Use amongst Men,
portrait by Marshall, extra, \2s. ib. 1650.
4239. Hai ward's (John) Strong Helper, offering to beare* every man's
burthen, 6s. ib. 1614.
4240. Howgill's (Francis) Glory of the True Church Discovered,
very neat, 5s. • • ib. l66l .
4241. Hugonis (Herm.) Pia Desideria, with numerous plates, fine
impressions, largest size, 12s. ....'• Antwerp, 1632.
4242. Ditto, a miniature edition, 3s. 6d. ib. 1636.
4243. Ditto, another miniature edition, 4s. 6d. Lond. 1677.
4244. Histoire du S. Sacrement de Miracle. Reposant a Bruxelles,
en l'Eglise Collegiale de S. Goudele, & des Miracles
2 Q
306* Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
faictz par iceluy. Par M. Estienne Ydens, a carious xvorh,
with many neat engravings, 18s. Bruxelles, 16*05.
4245. Huntyng and fyndyng out of the Romishe Fox which more
than seuen yeares hath been hyd among the Bisshoppes
of Englond, after that the Kynges Hyghnes had commaded
hym to be driuen out of hys real me (first and last leaf
wanting)— SBfacfeflettec—^i. Is.
Imprynted at Basyl, 1543.
4246. Hilton's (Walter, a Carthusian, famous in the Reign of Henry
the VI.) Scale or Ladder of Perfection, first printed in the
yeare 1494, extra, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1659.
4247. Hymni Sacri et Novi, Autore Santolio Victorino, neat y gilt
leaves, 8s. 6d. Paris, l68Q.
4248. Histoire du Clerge Seculier et Regulier. Des Congregations
de Chanoines et de Clercs, et des Ordres Religieux de Pun
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with an immense number of engravings, 4 vols, neat in calf,
£2. I2s.6d. Amst. 1716.
4249. Heavenly (The) Academic, 4>s. 6d. Lond. 16*38.
4250. Hervey's (James) Meditations and Contemplations, 2 vols. 6s.
ib. 1750.
4251. Hulsii(A.) Nomenclator Biblicus Hebraso-Latinus cumtribus
indie ibus, fine copy, vellum, £l. Is. •••• Breda, 160O.
4252. Heraclitus Ghristianus ; or, the Man of Sorrow, frontispiece
by Oliver, 3s. Lond. 1677.
4253. Heaven's Vengeance, or Remarkable Judgments upon the
Transgressors of each of the Ten Commmandments, 5s.
ib. 174,7.
4254. History of the Bohemian Persecution, 6s. Lond. 1650.
4255. Hodges's (J.) Wholesome Repast for the Soule, 2s. 6d. ib. 1638.
4256*. Harding's (John) Answere to Maister Juelles Challenge, 8s. 6d.
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Judgement of the Holy Spirit of God upon the Spirits of
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Richard Hojliaworth, extra, 12$. 6d. Lond. 1657.
Theology and Ecclesiastical History* Various Languages. — 12 wo. 307
4258. Heath's (James) New Book of Loyal English Martyrs and
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Death, Arraignment, Banishment, and Imprisonment, for
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Lond. by J. King, 1559.
4260. Huntingdon's (Countess of) Hymns, very small, morocco, 5s.
Lond. 1799-
4261. Image (The) of Bothe Churches, Hierusalem and Babel,
unitie and confusion, obedienc and sedition. By P. D. M.
£l. Is. Tornay, 1623.
Dedicated to Charles I. when Prince of Wales, and also " Grata? Posle*
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" Civil Wars."
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4263. Independent Whig, or a Defence of Primitive Christianity,
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At vols, neat, 12s. 6d. ib. 1753.
4264. Itinerarium Benjaminis, cum Versione et Notis, Heb. et Lat.
155. L. Bat. Elzev. 1633.
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4266. Johnson's (William) Sermons preached upon a great Deliver-
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4326. Scudder's (Henry) Christian's Daily Walk, in Holy Se-
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4328. Stennett's (Joseph) Hymns, extra, 5£ •'•"••' ib. 1709.
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Aberdeen, 1792.
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4332. Sagittarii de Januis Veterum liber singularis cum Dissert.
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4333. Tracts. — Voyce of Truth or the Highway leading to true
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4335. «£--. Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying, 3*.
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4336. ■ Discourse on Confirmation, with fine
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4337^ Theodoreti Episcopi Cyri de Providentia, Sermones X. Gr.
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4341. Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs, the sons of Jacob.
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ib. 1665.
4342. Another Edition, 9s. ib. 16/1.
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4347. Vie, le Martyre, et les Miracles du Grand Saint Denys
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4356. Walker's (Sam.) Christian, or a Course of Sermons, 3s.
ib. 1756.
2 R
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4359. Wells's (Dr.) Controversial Treatises, 6s. Oxon. 1710.
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436' 1. Another Copy, xvith plates, 5s i^. 1717.
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4364. Young's (E.) Centaur not Fabulous, very neat, 4s. ib. IJ65,
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FACETIAE,
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4367. Ariana. In two parts. As it was translated out of the
French, neat , l6s. ib. 1641 .
4368. Astrea, a Romance written in French by Messire Honor©
d'Urfe, and translated -by a Person of Quality, 3 vols.
neat, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1657.
This work under the disguise of pastoral incidents and characters, exhibits
the singular history of the Author's own family, and the amorous
occurrences at the court of Henry the Great of France. — Vide several
curious Anecdotes relative to this Romance in that excellent work,
" Dunlop's History of Fiction."
4369. Bentivolio and Urania, by N. Ingelo, 8*. ib. 1669.
A work written to counteract the supposed ill effects of Romance reading,
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4370. Bocace des Nobles Malheureux, — SMacft %ttttt — neat,
£3. 3s. • Paris, par Jehan Petit, 1 538.
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4371. Cleopatra (the so much admired Romance entitled) elegantly
rendered into English by Robert Loveday, neat, £l. 8?.
Lond. I687.
"The Speeches and Dialogues, though often prolix, frequently rise to
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and tenderness," — Dunlop's Hist, of Fiction.
316 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4372. Cassandra, the Fam'd Romance, translated by Sir Charles
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ib. 1655.
4374. Diana of George of Montemayor, translated out of Spanish
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many of which possess considerable excellence.
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\0s.6d. ib. 1635.
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4377. Eromena, or Love and Revenge, from the Italian of Biondi,
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4378. Eliana, a new Romance, formed by an English Hand, neat,
13s. 6d. ib. 1661.
4379. Francion (Comical History of) wherein the variety of Vices
that abuse the Age, are satyrically limn'd in their Native
Colours, by Mons. de Moulines, Sieur de Pare, 13s. 6d.
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£3. 10s. ib. 1610.
This pastoral is intermingled with so considerable a portion of poetry
as to amount to near one third of the volume.
4381. Histoire (U) Palladienne, traitant des gestes et genereux
Faitz d'Armes, ct d'Amours de plusieurs grandz Princes
et Seigneurs, specialemente de Palladien filz du Roi Milanor
d'Angleterre, very neat, £4>. 4s Paris, 1555.
" A much esteemed Romance, copies of which are not easily to be
procured." — De Bure.
4382. Ibrahim, or the Illustrious Bassa, a Romance, 10s. 6d.
Lond, 1652
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Facetice, or Books of Wit , Drollery, and Imagination. — Folio. 317
miniatures illuminated, chiefly on a ground of gold ; the
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in gold and colours. Every page is ornamented with
devices and foliage, in gold and colours, branching from
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rocco, joints, Sfc. o£40.
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4385. Another edition, wood cuts, very neat, £3. 3s.
Lyons, 1524.
4386. Love and Armes of the Greeke Princes, or the Romant of
Romants. From the French of Mons. Verdere, neat,
£2. 2s. Lond. If540.
4387. Perceforest (La tres elegante delicieuse melliflue et tres
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tissime Roy) — 25facft %ttttt — 6 vols, very neat in calf,
£l6. 16s. Paris, 1531.
4388. Pharamond, or the History of France, a fam'd Romance,
translated by J. Phillips, (one of Milton's Nephews) in
twelve parts, 18*. 6d. Lond. 167J.
4389. Another Copy, 12s. ib. 1677.
4390. Polexander (History of) a Romance, done into English by
William Browne, neat, £l. 7s ib. 1648.
" This work which enjoyed a high reputation in the age of Cardinal
Richelieu, was the earliest of the heroic Romances." — Dunlop.
4391. Princesse Cloria, or the Royal Romance, with frontispiece,
neat, £l. 5s. ib. 1665.
4392. Recueil des Histoires de Troyes, compose par venerable homme
Raoul le Feure et dedie a tres haut et tres puissant, tres
excellent Prince Philippe par le grace de Dieu Due de
Bourgogne, &c. en Deux Livres, MS. on paper, of the
15th century, in morocco, £9. 9*«
This manuscript accurately corresponds with the book printed by Caxton,
except in a few literal instances, and appears to have been written
about the time his edition was published — probably before.
318 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
439.3. Rommant (Le) de la Rose, MS. on vellum, of the I4?th century,
consisting of 170 leaves, written in two columns. It is
ornamented with 76 neat miniatures drawn in a style
very unusual in early manuscripts, but executed with great
spirit. On the first page is an illuminated initial with
branches from it around the margin — this fine MS. is
in excellent preservation, folio, in red morocco, £30.
4394. Roman du Petit Artus de Bretagne, MS. on paper, folio,
fine copy in calf, gilt leaves, £\0. 10s.
This manuscript was written in the 15th century, and consists of 442 leaves,
in admirable preservation : The Abbe Rive published a very copious
account of it in a detached pamphlet. It is the copy which was in
the Valliere collection.
4395. Songe (Le) du Vergier lequel parle de la Disputacion du
Clerc et du Cheualier, — 23lacFt %ttttl — very neat,
£3. 13s. 6d. Paris, J. Petit, n. d.
This curious vclume has been ascribed to Philip de Mayzieres, to Raoul de
de Praesles, and to Ch. Jac. de Louviers, but it is believed that J. de
Vertu was really the Author.— .A well printed edition with numerous
capitals.
4396. Rogue: (The) or the Life of Guzman de Alfarache, from the
Spanish of Matheo Aleman, 18s. Lond. 1634.
A work abounding with adventures of the most humorous description,
The above is an entire translation, unlike the more recent French one
by Le Sage, which omits nearly half of the original.
4397. Thoison d'Or, ou sont contenus lcs haut vertueux et mag-
nanimes faictz tant des maisons que d'autres roys et princes ;
compose* par reverende pere en Dieu Guillaumepar la per-
mission diuine jadis euesque de Tournay — 23(acft %ttttt —
with curious wood cuts, Jine copy, £7. 7 s.
Troyes, par Nicolas le Rouge, 1530.
4398. Tarsis and Zclie, a Romance, curious frontispiece by Sturt,
neat, 18s. ib. 1685.
4<399. Tragi-Comicall History of our Times, under the borrowed
names of Lisander and Calista, 10s. 6d. ib. 1635.
Facetics, or Booh of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 4>to. 319
QUARTO.
4400. ARTHUR King of Britaine, (the most ancient and famous
History of the renowned Prince) wherein is declared his
Life and Death, with all his glorious Battailes against the
Saxons, &c. as also the noble Acts of his valiant Knights
of the Round Table ; with the three titles and two fron-
tispieces—%\&t\ %ttttt — half-bound, neat, oflO. 10*.
Lond. 1634.
4401. Boccaccio (II Decamerone di M. Giovanni) a beautiful copy,
(printed in the italic character,) green morocco, gilt
leaves, bound by De Rome, £2\.
Impresso in Vinegia per Gregorio de Gregorii, 1516.
A Copy of this Edition, in the Library of Col. Stanley, was sold for £63.
4402. Boccacci (II Decameron de Giovanni) di nuouo ristampato,
et alia sua vera lezione ridotto dal Cav. Lion. Salviati, —
italic letter with ornamented i?iitials — calf extra, gilt
leaves, £2. 12s. 6d. Firenze, 1582.
4403. Boccaccio (II Decamerone di Messer Giovanni) neat in
vellum, £2. 10s. Venet. 1538.
The last leaf is in manuscript.
4404. Boccaccio (II Decamerone di) Printed from the celebrated
Giunta edition of 1527, under the superintendance of
Consul Smith, fine large copy, in vellum, £3. 3s.
4405. Bandello (Le quattro parti de le Novelle del) 4 vols, fine set,
calf extra, gilt leaves, £l0.]0s. Londra, 1740.
This beautiful edition is printed from the rare original of 1554, printed
at Lucca and Lyons, and possesses the very great advantage of
being complete.
4406. Brusonii Facetiarum et Exemplorum, Libri VII. £7. 7s.
Basi/ice, ex Officina Nicolai Brylingeri, 155$.
Fine copy, with large margins, in the original wooden binding, covered with
vellum and stamped,— it is printed with italic types, and has orna-
mental capitals.
320 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4407. Brusonii Facetiarum et Exemplorum, Libri VII. (title
-wanting,) £1. Is.
Basilice, ex Officina Nicolai Brylingeri, 1559.
4408. Blacke Booke, (The) in morocco, £8. 18s. 6d. • 'Lond. 10*04.
The title of this very curious and rare book is in white letters on a black
ground. At the end of the epistle to the reader are the initials T. M.
no doubt, intended for those of the author.
4409. Burton's (William) Seven Dialogues both pithie and profitable
— betweene a good Woman and a Shrew ; the conversion
of a Harlot ; a Popish Pilgrimage, &c— SMacft Hettet—
morocco, £8. 8s. ib. 1606.
4410. Cinthio (Giovan BattistaGiraldi) Hecatommithi, ouero Cento
Novelle — italic letter— 2 vols. £4. 4*. • • • • Venet. 1580.
4411. Another Edition, 2 vols, in 1, (stained) £2. 2s. ib. 1574.
Shakspear's, Tragedy of Othello, and Comedy of Measure for Measure,
are founded upon two Novels in this amusing collection.
4412. Conquest of France, with the Life and Actions of Edward the
Black Prince, 3s. • Lond. n. d.
4413. Don Quixote de la Mancha (Historia del Famoso Cavallero)
por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, con Annotacioncs,
Indices, y Varias Lecciones, porel Rev. D. Juan Bowie,
large paper, 6 vols, in 3, fine set, calf extra, c£4.4*.
ib. 1781.
4414. Don Quixote (Vida y Hechos del Cavallero) 2 vols, in 1,
18*. Barcelona, 1704.
4415. Don Quichote (The History of) translated by Thomas Shelton,
first edition, two parts in one £3. 3s. Lond. 1612-20.
4416. Dekker's (Thomas) English Villanies seven severall times
prest to Death by the Printer; (But still reviving againe)
are now the eighth time (as at the first) discovered by
Lantherne and Candle; and the helpe of a New Cryer,
called O-Per-Se-O ; with a Canting Dictionary ; curious
wood-cut— SBIacfc Eetter— £5. 5s. ib. 1638.
4417. Seven deadlie Sinns of London : Drawne
in seven severall Coaches, through the seven severall Gates
Facetite, or Booh of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 4>to. 321
of the Citie, bringing the Plague with them— Stacft %ttttt
—(manuscript title) £l '. 7s. *'*»</. l6<>6.
4418. Dekker's (Thomas) Batchellors Banquet, or, a Banquet for
Batchellors, wherein is prepared sundry dainty dishes to
furnish their tables, curiously drest and seriously served in ;
curious wood-cut on the title— 2MaCft Eetter— c£3. 13*. 6d.
ib. 1677.
4419. — Dead Tearme, or, Westminster's Com-
plaint for long Vacations and short Termes. Written in
manner of a Dialogue betweene the two Cityes, London
and Westminster — SBfacft %ttttt — £7- 7s. • • • • ib. 16O8.
4420. Wonderfull yeare 1603. Wherein is
shewed the picture of London, lying sicke of the plague.
At the ende of all (like a mery Epilogue to a dull Play)
certaine Tales are cut out in sundry fashions, of purpose to
shorten the Hues of long winter's nights, that lye watching
in the dark for us,— 2£IflCft %ttttt— £7- 7s. • • ib. 1603.
4421. Dutton's (John, alias Prince) Farewell to Temple- Bar, 12*.
ib. 1694.
4422. Discovery of a London Monster, called the Black Dog of
Newgate, profitable for all Readers to take heed by, —
SMacft %ttttt— morocco, £15. 15s. ib. 1612.
On the title of this singular, eccentric, and rare book, is a wood-cut,
representing a black do<?, reared on its hind feet, with snakes issuing
from his head. — In the distance appears a prison.
4423. Devil's (The) Cabinet Broke Open, or a New Discovery of
the Highway Thieves, neat, 9*. ih. 1658.
4424. Erasme Eloge de la Folie, traduit par Gueudeville, avec des
Notes et figures en taille douce d'apres les desseins de
C. Eissen, large paper, neat, £l.7s. • • • • Paris, 1751.
4425. Famous History of Fryer Bacon, — %Bl&tk %tttZZ — (damaged
at the end) half-bound, russia, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1637.
4426. Greene's (Robert) Groats-worth of Witie : bought with a
million ot Repentance: describing the folly of Youth,
the falshood of make-shift Flatterers, the miserie of the
Negligent, and the mischiefes of deceuying Cnrtezans —
SMflCli fett!** £5. 5s 16.1621.
2S
322 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4427. Greene's (Robert) Groats-worth of Witte: bought with a
million of Repentance : describing the folly of Youth,
the falshood of make-shift Flatterers, the miserie of the
Negligent, and the mischiefes of deceyuing Curtezans —
SBlacft Hetter— (wants title and preface,) £2.2s.
Lond. 1629.
4428. ■ Neuer too Late. As pleasant as pro-
fitable, being a right pumice stone, apt to race out idlenesse
with delight, and folly with admonition — both parts, —
%lath%ttttt—£6.6s 16.1621.
4429- Philomela, the Lady Fitzwater's Night-
ingale— SMacft Eettec— c£4. 10* 26. 1631.
4430. — Theeves falling out, True-men come by
their Goods ; (title and last leaf wanting)— $lacft %ttttt—
£3. 3s. ib. 1615.
4431. ■ Pleasant and delightful History of Do-
rastus and Fawnia — SBtaCft %t\Xtl — morocco £5. 5s.
ib. 1636.
4432. Another Copy, wants title, £2. 2s.
ib. 1607-
4433, Arcadia, or Menaphon, Camillae's alarm
to slumbering Euphues— 23lacft fUtter— (no title) £3. 3s.
ib. 1587.
4434. . Quip for an upstart Courtier : or a
quaint dispute betweene Velvet-breeches and Cloth-breeches
— $lacft Hettec— «=6'4. 4*. ib. 1635.
4435. « Farewell to Follie. — Sent to Courtiers
and Scholers, as a president to warne them from the vaine
delights that drawes Youth on to repentance — SBIacfc
%ttttt—£5.5s. 26.1617.
4435. Spanish Masquerado. Wherein under a
pleasant deuise, is discouered effectuallie, in certaine breefe
sentences and mottos, the pride and insolencie of the Spanish
estate, (first sheet damaged)— $lacft %Ztttt— £4>. Us.6d.
ib. 1589-
4437. Carde of Francie. Wherein the folly of
those carpet Knights is deciphered, which guiding their
Facctia, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination.— Ato. 323
course by the compass of Cupid, either dash their ship
against most dangerous Rocks, or else attaine the haven
with pain and perill, &c— $lacfc %ttttt — £l . 7 s.
Lond. 1608.
4438. Greene's (Robert) Ciceronis Amor, Tullies Love: wherein
is discoursed, the prime of Ciceroe's Youth, setting out in
liuely Portraitures, how yong Gentlemen that ayme at
Honour, should leuell the end of their affections, &c. —
2&tecft %ttttt—£o. 5s. ib. 1589-
4439. Another Edition, £4>. 4>s. • • • • ib. 1628.
4440. Another Edition, £3. 3s ib. 1639-
4441. Aleida Greene*s Metamorphosis, wherein
is discoursed, a pleasant transformation of bodies into
sundrie shapes, &c. &c. — 2&lacft %ZtttC — £4. 10s.
ib. 1634.
4442. Euphues his Censure to Philautus,
wherein is presented a philosophical combat between Hector
and Achilles, discovering in four discourses, interleued
with divers delightfull Tragedies, the vertues necessary to
be incident in every Gentleman, £4>. 10s. ib. 1634.
4443. — Mourning Garment : given him by Re-
pentance at the Funerals of Love, Prose and Verse, £5. 5s,
ib. I6l6.
4444. Great Britain's Glory ; being the History of King Arthur and
the Knights of the Round Table, 3s. 6d. ib. n. d.
4>&4>5. Harvey's (Gabriell) Pierce's Supererogation, or a New Prayse
of the Old Asse. A preparatiue to certaine larger Dis-
courses, intituled Nashes S. Fame, £l5. ib. 1593.
4446. History of the Blind Beggar of Bednal Green, with wood cuts,
£<2.12s.6d ib.n.d.
4447. Honour of Chivalry, or the famous and delectable History
of Don Belianis of Greece, — 23Iacft %ttttt — £2. 2s.
ib. 1650.
4448. Hynd's (John) Eliosto Libidinoso, described in two Bookes.
Wherein their imminent dangers are declared, who guiding
the course of their life by the compass of Affection, either
S24 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
dash their ship against most dangerous shelves, or else
attaine the Haven with extreme preiudice, £8. 8s.
Lond. 1606.
4449. History of the Marquess of Salus and Patient Grissel, 5*.
ib. n. d.
4450. Harvey's (Gabriel) Foure Letters, and certaine Sonnets, espe-
cially touching Robert Greene, and other parties, by him
abused ; but incidently of diucrs excellent persons, and
some matters of note, o£l6\ l6s. ib. 1592.
4451. Three proper, and wittie, familiar Letters,
lately passed betweene two Vniversitie men, touching the
Earthquake in Aprill last, and our English refourmed
Versifying. With the Preface of a well-wilier to them both,
— 25Iacfc fLetter — .£21. * ib. 1580.
The two University m n mentioned in the title of this very rare book,
were Gabriel Harvey and Edmund Spenser, betwixt whom there existed
a strong intimacy. — This copy is illustrated by some valuable MS. also
a fac-simile drawing of Harvey from Nash's *' Have with you to
Saffron Walden."
4452. Life and Death of the English Rogue, or his last Legacy to
the World ; with a Canting Dictionary, half-bound, £l. Is.
ib. 1679.
4453. Lichfield's (Richard) Trimming of Thomas Nashe, Gentleman,
by the high-tituled patron Don Richardo de Medico
Campo, with a curious wood-cut of' Nash, in morocco, £\4.
4454. Lylie's (John) Euphues, the Anatomie of Wit — Splacft %ttttt
— calf extra, £l. bs ib. \6l3.
44-55. Another Edition, h. b. neat, 15s. ib. \636.
4,456. Lodge's (Thomas) Euphues Golden Legacie, found after his
Death in his Cell at Silexedra, Bequeathed to Philautus'
Sonnes noursed up with their Father in England — 23(acft
HetteC— (four leaves MS.) morocco, £ 10. 10.v. . .'ib. 1590.
4457. Another edition of the same Work — 23lacft ^letter — morocco,
£8. 8s. ib. 1623.
4458. Another edition of the same W r ork — 23Iacft %ttttt — half-
bound, £3. 10s. ib. 1642.
Facetiae, or Books of JVit, Drollery, and Imagination.—^to. 325
4459. Malespini (Celio) Ducento Novelle; nelle quali si raccon-
tano diversi amorosi avenimenti cosi lieti, cope mesti et
stravaganti,^we copy, blue morocco, gilt leaves, £7. 17 s. 6d.
Venet. 1609.
4460. Montelion, Knight of the Oracle (Famous History of) half
bound, 18?. ib.n. d,
4461. Newnham's (John) Nightcrowe. A Bird that breedeth braules
in many Families and Housholdes, wherein is remembred
that kindely and prouident regard which Fathers ought to
have towards their Sonnes — 2Macft %ttttt — morocco,
£16. \6s. Lond. 1590.
4462. News from the North, otherwise called the Conference be-
tween Simon Certain and Pierce Plowman. Faithfully
collected and gathered by T. F. Student— 2Slacft Eettet —
morocco, £12. 12-v. ib. 1585.
4463. Nash's (Thomas) Pierce Pennilesse his Supplication to the
Diuell-2BlacftEetter — £6. 6s. Lond. J or N. Ling. 1595.
The private epistie of the Author is not contained in iwo of the pre-
ceding editions of this work. In this very curious product on may be
seen the cause of the celebrated dispute between Nash and Harvey.
4464. Nash's (Thomas) Ilaue with you to Saffronwalden, or Gabriell
Harney's Hunt is up. Containing a full Answere to the
eldest Sonne of the llalrermaker, with a wood-cut of G.
Harvey, morocco, £16. \6s. ....••• j£ # 1596*,
This copy has an outline drawing of Tom Nash, copied from " Lichfield's
Trimming," but the title is in Manuscript.
4465. Nash's (Thomas) Martin's Months Minde, that is. a certainc
report, and true description of the Death, and I- unerall,
of olde Martin Mar-prelate, the great makeUtt <>f England,
and father of the factions, with illustrative mutter in manu-
script and print, £8. 8s. ib. 1589.
4466. Penry's (John) Hay any worke for Cooper; or a bnefc Pistle
directed by waye of an hublication to the reverende
Bysshoppes— 23lacfc %ttttt— £2. 2s. •• Lond. (no date.)
This author was so inveterate in his attacks upon the Clergy of his day,
that he was better known by the fictitious appellation of Mar-prelate,
than by his real name. — See an interesting memoir of him in Wood's
AtfitntE Oxonienses.
326 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4467. Penniles (The) Parliament of Threed-bare Poets : or All
mirth and wittie Conceits — 2£lacft %ttttt — half-bound,
russia, £8. 18s.6d. Lond. 1608.
4468. Pasquil's Jests, mixed with Mother Bunche's Merriments.
"NVhereunto is added a doozen of Guiles. Pretty and plea-
sant to driue away the tediousnesse of a Winter's Evening
— -SMacft better— .£12. 12* ib. 1604.
A rare edition of an early collection of Jests. — In the " British Bibliogra-
pher," vol. 1. may be seen an account of the edition of 1609 with ex-
tracts from it, and a statement, that, *' an earlier edition is without
the Gulls,'' — but the present copy although earlier has the Gulls.
446p. Pleasant (The) History of Iohn Winchcomb, in his younger
yeares called lack of Newberie, the famous and worthy
Clothier of England ; declaring his life and loue, together
with his charitable deeds and great hospitality; and how
hee set continually fiue hundred poore people at worke,
to the great benefit of the Commonwealth, by T. D.
— &Iacfc Eettec— ^12. 12*. ib. 1619.
This rare and interesting tract is partly prose and partly verse. The
initials T. D. would apply either to Thomas Dekker or to Thomas
Deloney, but from the following passage in Kemp's u Nine Daies
Wonder," the latter appears to be the author, " I was told it was the
great ballade maker T. D. or Thomas Deloney, chronicler of the memo-
rable Lives of the Six Yeomen of the West, Jack of Newbery," &c.
4470. Painter's (William) Palace of Pleasure, beautified, adorned^
and well furnished with pleasant Histories and excellent
Novels, (from the rare originals printed by Thomas Marsh)
printed upon vellum of beautiful texture, 4 vols, neatly
half bound, russia backs and corners, £6&. • • Lond. 1813.
Only seven copies were printed upon vellum. — It is the finest specimen of
printing upon vellum, which the British press has produced.
44/1. Palmerin d'Oliva, and his Son Primaleon of Greece, a Ro-
mance in Dutch — 2&lacft %ttttt — with wood cuts, 2 vols.
very neat in calf, £6. 6s. Am. fy Rot. 1613-17.
4472. Pasquillus Testament, a Satire in Dutch, with wood cut on
title, //. b. neat, 10s. 6d. 1 579*
4473. Parismus (the most famous delectable and pleasant History
of) in two Parts, with frontispiece — 23lacft %ttttt — 2 vols.
elegant in calf, £2. 8s. ••,...... • Lond. 1665.
Facetice, or Boohs of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — Mo. 327
4474. Parismus (the most famous delectable and pleasant History
of) in two Parts, •with, frontispiece — &focft %ttttt — 2 vols.
in 1, half-bound, £l. 15s. Lond. 1677-
44?75. Another Copy, last page MS. 12*. ib. 1649.
4476. Pasquin in a Traunce, a Christian and learned Dialogue,
wherein besydes Christe's truth playnely set forth, ye shall
also finde a numbre of pleasaunt hystories — SMaCft %XtXtZ
£2. 2*. ib. (no date.)
4477. Rowlands' (Sam.) Greene's Ghost Haunting Conie-catchers:
Wherein is set downe the Arte of Humouring, &c. &c. —
SMacft Eettet — £5. 5s. ib. 1626.
4475. Romant des Chevaliers de la Gloire ; dedie a la Reine Regente,
par Francois de Rosset,Jine copy in russia 9 £3.3s.
Paris, 1613.
4479* Rabelais (Les CEuvres de) avec les Remarques Historiques et
Critiques, de J. le Duchat et B. de la Monnoye, with fine
engravings by Picart, 3 vols, in red morocco, £j. \0s.
Amst. 1741.
4480. Reynard the Fox, (The most Delectable History of) both
parts, with the Shifts of Reynardine the son of Reynard the
Fox— $focft %ttttt— 2 vols. £4>. 4*. Lond. 1681-4.
4481. Reynard the Fox, part the second — SBIacft %ttttt — 10*. 6 d.
ib. 1672.
4482. Scogin's Jests, full of witty mirth and pleasant shifts, reprinted
1796. — Taylor the Water Poet's Life of Old Parr, re-
printed, 1794. — History of Will Summers, reprinted, 1794,
the three works inlaid in quarto paper, calf extra,
£l. lls.6d.
4483. Theatre d'Histoire, ou avec les grands prouesses et aventures
etranges, du noble et vertueux Chevalier Polimantes,
Prince d'Arfine, se representent au vrai, plusieurs oc-
currences fort rares et merveilleuses, with many engravings,
fine copy, in morocco, £4. 4s. Bruxelles, l6l3.
4484. Valentine and Orson, the two Sonnes of the Emperor of
Greece, with cuts—tylatk %ttttt—£l. lis. 6d.
Lond. 1637.
4485. Another edition, 15*. • • ib.n.d.
328 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow*.
4486. Wine, Beer, Ale, and Tobacco, contending for Superiority, a
Dialogue, Aal Abound, 15s. ...... %b. l630«
OCTAVO
4487. AR*T asleepe Husband ? A Boulster Lecture ; stored with all
variety of witty Jeasts, merry Tales, and other pleasant pas-
sages, by Philogenes Fanedonius, with the rare frontispiece
by Marshall, £5. 5s. • • • • Lond. 16*40.
4488. Aretino (M. Pietro) Ragionamenti, the three parts complete,
(italic type) £l.ls. 1584.
4489. Amours de Climandre et d' Aristae, 4s. Paris, 1636.
4490. Arioste Orlande Furieux, traduit en prose Francoyse, very
neat, 10s. 6d. ft. XSft.
4491. Aresta Amorum (auct. Martiale d'Auvergne) cum Comment.
Benedicti Curtii symphoriani, neat, 14s. • •Lugduni, 1546.
4492. Boccaccio (il Decamerone di M. Giovanni) 2 vols. £l. Is.
Amst, 171 8.
4493. Boccaccio (Decameron di Messer Giov.) corretto e illus-
trato con Note, 4 vols, sewed, £l. 15s. • • • *Milano, 1803.
44-94. British Apollo; Containing Two Thousand Answers to cu-
rious Questions in most Arts and Sciences, Serious, Comi-
cal, and Humourous, 3 vols, in 1, neat, 15s.* *Lond. 1711.
4495. Cabinet des Fees-, ou Collection Choisie des Contes des F6es,
et autres Contes Merveilleux, with a great number of en-
gravings, 41 vols, neat, £15. 15s. Amst. 1785-9.
4496. Cervantes (Obras de) viz. Don Quixote de la Mancha; Nove-
las Exemplares ; la Galatea ; Trabajos de Persiles y Sigus-
munda; y Viage al Parnaso; illustrated with many Jine
engravings , 12 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £15.
Madrid, 1783-1802.
Facetice, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination* — 8i> o. 329
4497. Cervantes (Les Nouvelles de Miguel de) traduictes d'Es-
pagnol en Francois, par De Rosset, et D'Audiguier, calf
extra, gilt leaves, £2. 2s. • • • * Paris, J 625.
4498. Cervantes's Novels, translated by Harry Bridges, 9s.
Bristol, 1728.
4499. Comical History of Francion, 3 vols, in 1, 10*. 6d.
Lond. 1703.
4500. Castle of Otranto, by Horace Walpole, finely printed by
Bodoni, with prints inserted, half-bound, gilt, £l. Is,
Parma, 1791-
4501. Cyrano Bergerac's Comical History of the States and Em-
pires of the Worlds of the Moon and Sun, calf extra,
£i. Is Lond. 1687.
This work served in many respects as the prototype to the celebrated Tra-
vels of Gulliver by Swift, and it is worthy of remark, that the general
turn of wit and humour is the same, and seems to be peculiar to these
two writers. — Vide an interesting analysis of this curious production
in " Dunlop's History of Fiction," vol. 3, p. 334.
4502. Don Quixiote de la Mancha ; nueva edicion corregida por la
Real Academia Espanola, numerous plates, 4 vols, calf
extra, gilt leaves, £4>. 14*. 6d- Madrid, 1782.
4503. Don Quixote de la Mancha (Vida y Hechos del'Ingenioso)
2 vols, vellum^ £l. 7s Amber es t 1673.
4504. Don Quixote, translated into English, by Charles Jarvis,
plates by Vander Gucht, 2 vols. £l. 5s. » • • 'Lond. 1749.
4505. Don Chisciotte della Mancia (Vite e Azioni di) 4 vols, in 2,
very neat, 18s. Venezia, 1755.
4506. De Foe's (Dan.) Fortunes and Misfortunes of the famous
Moll Flanders, half bound, russia, £l. 10s.* *Lond. 1722.
4507. Ditto, first edition, (signature K wanting) very neat, £1. 6 S .
#.1721.
4508. De Foe's (Dan.) Conjugal Lewdness, or Matrimonial Whore-
dom, o£l. Is. ih. J727.
4509. Daphnis et Chloe (Amours At) with prints from the Regent* $
edition, engraved by Audran, large paper, morocco,
gilt leaves, £2. 2s Mithylene, 1 783.
2 T
330 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4510. Dapnhis et Chloe (Amours dc) with the same prints, sewed,
10s. 6d. Paris, 1796.
4511. Dunton's Whipping-Post : or, a Satyr upon Every Body.
With the Whoring Pacquet ; or News of the St — ns and
Kept M s's, £l. 45. Lond. 1706.
4512. Ephesian and Cimmerian Matrons, two notable Examples of
the Power of Love and Wit, frontispiece, 5s.
Savoy, 1668.
4513. Espion (L*) Anglois, ou Correspond ance Secrette entre My-
lord All'eye et My lord All'ear, 10 vols, half-bound, neat,
£'2. 2s Lond. 1784.
These volumes contain much amusing matter, particularly that part en-
titled " Les Confessions d'une Jeune Fille."
45 J 4. Erasmi Morise Encomium, id est, Stulticias Laudatio, very
neat, 7s. 6d. Basil, ap. Frobcn, 1540.
4515. Endimion (L') de Gombauld, with plates by Crispin Pas, 12s.
Paris, 1623.
4516. Essay towards fixing the True Standards of W r it, Humour,
Raillery, Satire, and Ridicule, half-bound, morocco, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 174,4!.
4517. Erizzo (Le Sei Giornate di Messer Sebast.) sewed, 7s. 6d.
Milano, 1805.
4518. Essay on the Art of ingeniously Tormenting; with proper
rules for the Exercise of that pleasant Art, frontispiece,
calf extra, 10s. 6d. • Lond. 1753.
4519. Fontaine Contes et Nouvelles en Vers, 2 vols, beautifully
printed upon vellum of exquisite texture and colour, with
a neat case for the reception of each volume, o£l0. 10s.
Paris, Didot, 1800.
4520. with plates from
Eisen's designs, 2 vols, sewed, £2. 2s. Par. 1792.
4521. Gil Bias de Santilane, par Le Sage, with beautiful engravings
from the designs of Smirke, 4 vols, calf extra, £6.
Lond. 1809.
4522. Another Ediiion, many plates, 4 vols, elegant, £3. 3s.
Paris, 1795.
Facetice, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 8vo. 331
4523. Gil Bias, translated by Proctor, plates, 2 vols, very neat,
15s. Lond. 1774.
4524. Grobianus; or the Compleat Booby, an ironical Poem. Done
into English from the original Latin of Frederick Dedekin-
dus, by Roger Bull, Esq. £l. Is. ib. 1739.
A spirited translation, combining the humour of the original, with satirical
allusions suited to more modern times.
4525. History of the famous Preacher Friar Gerund de Campazas,
translated from the Spanish, 2 vols, neat, 14?.. -Lond. 1772.
4526. History of Reynard the Fox, Bruin the Bear, &e. 4s. 6d.
Dublin, 1756.
4527* Grose's (Francis) Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue,
half-bound, neat, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1796.
4528. Histoire Generate des Larrons, divisde en trois livres, very
neat in calf, £l. Is. Rouen, 1649.
4529. Joseph Andrews, with plates by Rowlandson, 5s. 6d.
Edin. 1792.
4530. Life of Benvenuto Cellini, a Florentine Artist, written by
Himself and translated by Dr. T. Nugent, portrait, 2 vols.
neat, <£l. l6s. Lond. J1771-
4531. Life of Guzman d'Alfarache: or the Spanish Rogue. To
which is added the celebrated Tragi-Comedy, Celestina,
or the Spanish Bawd, with plates, 2 vols, very neat,
£2. 2s. ib. 1708.
4532. Loves of Othniel and Achsah, translated from the Chaldee, 2
vols, very neat, 12s. ib. 1769.
4533. Memoirs of the Life and Adventures of Signor Rozelli, being a
series of the most diverting Histories, and surprising Events,
ever yet made Publick, with curious plates, 6s. ib. 1709.
4534. Merlini Coecaii Poetae Mantuam Poemata Macaronica, with
cuts, sewed, leaves uncut, £3. 10s. Amst. I692.
The author of this very singular work was Theophilus Folengo, more com-
monly known by the name of Merlin Coccaye, which he took from Vi-
rago Coccaio, his first instructor.
4535. Mock-Clelia; being a Comical History of French Gallantries,
and Novels, 7*. Lond. 167S.
332 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, ani> Brown.
4536. Novelist's Magazine ; a Collection of the most popular Bri-
tish Novels, and the best Translations from Foreign Lan-
guages, numerous plates, 22 vols, very neat in calf,
£l6s. 16s. Lond. 1781-7.
4537- Ditto, the first 15 vols. neat,£9.9s. ib. 1781, fyc.
4538. Persiles y Sigismunda, Historia Septentrional, por Miguel de
Cervantes, ^/me plates, 2 vols. £l. lis. 6d.<* Madrid, 1781*
4539. Pecorne (II) di ser Giovanni Fiorentino nel quale si contengono
cinquanta Novelle Antiche, 2 vols, sewed, 18s.
Milam, 1804.
4540. Platir Figluolo delTmperatore Primaleone, fine copy, green
morocco, £4>. 14s. 6d. • • • • Venezia, 1573.
4541. Peregrin (Dialogue tres elegant, intitule le) traduit de Vui-
gaire Italien en langue Francoyse, — 23lacft %ttttl— -fine
copy, in calf, £2. 2s. Paris, 1535.
4542. Raccolta di Poesie Satiriche, sewed, 7s. 6d." Milano, 1808.
4543. Robinson Crusoe's Surprising Life and Adventures, by De
Foe, first edition, 2 vols. ] 8*. Lond. 1719.
4544. Raccolta di Novelle dall' origine della lingua Italiana, 3 vols.
sewed, £l. 6s." Milano, 1804.
4545. Spanish Libertines, containing the Life of the Country Jilt,
the Town Bawd, and Estanvillo Gonzales, &o £l. Is.
Lond. 1709.
4546. Swift's (Dr. Jonath.) Tale of a Tub, plates, 5s.
Lond. 1704.
4547. Sacchetti (delie Novelle di Franco) 3 vols, sewed, £l.7s.
Milano, 1804.
4548. Second Tale of a Tub ; or the History of Robert Powell the
Puppet Show Man, (i. c. Sir R. Walpole) 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1715.
4549. Scarron's Works, including his Comical Romance, Novels,
Histories, &cc. frontispiece and portrait, calf extra, £\. Is.
ib. 1700.
.4550. City Romance, 4s • ib* 1671.
Faccetiee, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 8vo. 333
4551. Satyre Menippee, de la Vertu du Catholicon d'Espagne et dc
la Tenue des Estats de Paris, a laquelle est ajoute un Dis-
cours sur ^interpretation du mot de Iliguiero del Infierno,
et qui en est l'Autcur, with plates, 3 vols, neat, £l. Ms. 6(L
Ratis. 1714..
4.552. Another Set, 3 vols. £l. 4s. ib. Vf\\ m
" No work is more intrinsically curious, nor throws so much light upon the
secret springs of the celebrated league as the preseflt. Its style of
criticism and raillery are of the highest order," — Fresnoy.
4-553. Tentation de S. Antoine, ornee de Figures et de Musique,
1781. — Le Pot-Pourri de Loth, orne* de Figures et de
Musique, 1781, in one vol. very neat, 15s.
±554;. Telemaque (Les Aventures de) par Fenelon, 2 vols, beauti-
fully printed upon vellum of exquisite texture and colour,
with a neat case for the reception of each volume, c£lO. 10*.
Paris, Didot, 1J99-
4555. Telemaque (Les Aventures de) plates, after Picart and others,
2 vols, neat, £l. lis. 6d. Lond. Dodsley, 1738.
4556. Telemachus, translated into English by Proctor, plates, 2 vols.
very neat, extra, 12s. 6d. Lond. 1 7/4,
4557. Trials for Adultery, or the History of Divorces; forming a
complete Account of the Private Life, Intrigues and Amours
of many Characters, with the plates, 7 vols. £8. 8s.
ib. 177 9 .
4556. Vade Mecum for Malt- Worms; or, a Guide to Good-
Fellows ; being a description of the Manners and Customs
of the most eminent Publick Houses in and about the
Cities of London and Westminster. With a Hint on the
Props (or principal Customers) of each House.— Beina an
account of each in Rhyme, with wood-cuts of the Signs,
half bound, £3. 3s. Lond. n. d. but circa I710I
4559. Vitulus Aureus; the Golden Calf, or a Supplement to
Apuleius, 6s. ib j749>
4560. Voltaire (Les Romans et Contes de) with numerous fine en-
gravings, 3 vols, neat, £2, 5s. Bouillon, 1778.
334 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
456l. Ward's (Ned) Nuptial Dialogues and Debates ; or, an useful
Prospect of all the Felicities and Discomforts of a Marry 'd
Life, incident to all Degrees, from the Throne to the
Cottage, -with portrait, 2 vols. £\. Is. • • • • Land. 1710.
4552. ■ London-Spy Compleat, in eighteen Parts, calf
extra, £l.ls. ib t 1709.
4563. Secret History of Clubs, in Prose and Verse,
I85 ib. 1709.
4564. Wandering Spy, or the Merry Observator,
12s. 6d. id. 1724.
4565. Wagstaffe's (William) Miscellaneous Works, including a com-
ment upon the History of Tom Thumb, plates, 5s.
ib. 1726.
4566. Wotton's Bart'lemy Fair; or an enquiry after Wit; in which
due respect is had to a Letter concerning Enthusiasm, to
my Lord *** 85. ib. 1709.
DUODECIMO.
4567. APULEIO dell' Asino d'Oro tradotto per M. Angelo
Firenzuola, with a great number of wood-cuts, neat,
£2. 2s.' Vineg. ap. Giolito, 1567.
456S. Amadis de Gaule, Roman, mis en Francois par le Seigneur
des Essars ; C. Colet; Jac. Gohorry, &c. 24 vols, in old
morocco, £8. \8s. 6d.*'Lyon, 1577-81, and Paris, l6l5.
A complete set of this celebrated Romance, in which state copies are un-
common. The first twenty-one volumes are in the sixteenmo size ;
the three following are Supplemental Books, in small octavo — each
volume contains one book.
4569. Amadis of Gaul, translated by Southey> 4 vols, boards,
£2. 10s. Lond. 1803.
Facetia, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 12mo. 335
4570. Adventures of Captain Greenland. Written in imitation of all
those Wise, Learned, Witty, and Humourous Authors, who
either already have, or hereafter may write in the same
stile and manner, 4 vols, neat, £l. 5s. » " • Lond. 1752.
4571. Art of Pleasing in Conversation, with additional Entertain-
ments. French and English, 2 vols. 5s. ib. 1736.
4572. Art of Making Love, or Rules for the Conduct of Ladies and
Gentlemen in their Amours, half-bound, neat, 6s.
ib. 1676.
4573' Adventures of Jerry Buck, by Slade, neat, 5s.' • • 'ib. 1754.
4574. Annals of Love, containing twenty-one Histories of Amours,
pleasantly related, (wants Jive leaves) 6s.- -Lond. 1672.
4575. Amorous History of the Gauls, containing the Intrigues, and
Gallantries of the Court of France, during the Reign of
Louis XIV. very neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1727*
4576. Anna, or Memoirs of a Welsh Heiress, by Mrs. Bennett, 4
vols, very neat in calf, 18*. 6d. ib. 1796.
4577. Aretino (Pietro) Ragionamento, nel quale si parla del gioco,
con moralita piacevole, calf extra, gilt leave*, £l. 5s.
Venet. 1569.
457S. Amours Diverses. Diuisees en quatre Histoids. Par le
Sieur de Escuteaus, morocco, gilt leaves, £ I. 1 8*.
Rouen, 1607.
4579. Abercromby's (David) Discourse of Wit, calf extra, 15s.
Land. 1685.
4580. Arlequiniana, ou les Bons Mots, les Histoires Plaisantes et
Agreables. Recueillies des Conversations d'Arlequin,
frontispiece, $)s. Paris, 1694.
4581. Amours d'Ismene et d'Ismenia, suivis de ceux d'Abrocome
et d'Anthia, very neat, 4*. Geneve, 1782.
4582. Al-Man-Sir, or Rhodomontados of the most Horrible, Terri.
ble, and Invincible Captain Sir Fredrick Fight-all, English
and French, with frontispiece, (four leaves wanting) 15*.
Lond. 1672.
4583. Amourettes du Due de Nemours et Princesse de Cleves, 3*.
Jmst. 1695.
336 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4584. Art of Complaisance, by S. C. (wants title) calf extra, 12s.
Lond. 1673.
4585. Admiranda Rerum Admirabilium Encomia. Sive Diserta &
Amoena Pallas Disserens seria sub ludicra specie. Hoc
est, Dissertationum Ludicrarum, Nee non Amcenitatum
Scriptores Varii, with plates, in vellum, 18s.
Noviom. Bat. 1675.
4586. Aventures de Floride, Roman, 9s. Rouen, 1595.
4587. de Jaques Sadeur dans la Terre Australe, 5s.
Paris, 1693.
4588. Amours de Philinde, 3*. • ib, 1601.
4589. Baudii (Dominici) A mores : ex editione Petri Scriverii, qui
varia ejusdem argumenti adjecit, nempe; Laelii Capilupi
centonem Virgilianum ; Pervigilium Veneris, &e. with
portrait, in vellum, <£l.9s. •••••• Amst. Elzevir, 1638.
" This volume contains a severe Satire upon Baudius whom the Author
has endeavoured to turn into burlesque; but it is accompanied by
several pieces of Poetry of a very interesting nature, and which have
principally contributed to the attraction of this collection. The pre-
sent edition is the only one published, and copies are by no means
common." — De Bure.
4590. Bampfylde Moore Carew (Apology for the Life of) portrait,
6s. • Lond. 1775.
4591. Boccaccio (II Decameron di Messer Giovanni) nuovamente
corretto per Messer Antonio Bruccioli, fa beautiful and
rare edition, pocket size J £3. 10s,
Venet. Gab. Giolito di Ferrari, 1542.
4592. Boccace (le Decameron de Jean) traduict en Francoys par
maistre Antoine le Macon, morocco elegant, £l.7s.
Lyon, 1560.
Early editions of Le Macon's translation have the great advantage of being
entire — subsequent ones suppress passages of a certain nature.
4593. Bocace (Le Decameron de Jean) with plates , 11 vols, sewed,
£2.2s."» Par. 1802.
4594. Ditto, large paper, 11 vols, sewed, £$. Ss. • • • • ib. 1802.
4595. Boccaccio (II Philocolo di M. Giov.) nuovamente revisto,
I0s.6d. •••••■••••• Venet. Zoppino, 1530.
Facetice, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — \2?no. 337
459^. Boccaccio L'Amorosa Fiametta, 9*. Venet. G. Giolito, 1545.
4<597 . La Fiamette Amoureuse, en Francoise et Italienne,
calf extra, gilt leaves, 12s. Par. 1622.
4598. Bocace (Contes de Jean) traduction nouvelle, 10 vols, neat,
£2. 2s. ib. 1 791 •
4599. Brown's (Thomas) Works, Serious and Comical, in Prose
and Verse, 4 vols. £l. 15*. Lond. 1715.
4600. Another Set, 4 vols. £l. 18s. ib. 1730.
4601. Another Set, 4 vols. £2. 2s. • • • • ib. 1730.
4602. Another Set, 4 vols. £2. 5s. ib. Ij60.
4603. Behn's (Mrs.) Histories and Novels, small edition, 2 vols*
neat, 15s. ib. 1751.
4604. Another Edition, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, 18*. ib. 1735.
4605. Beverlandi (Hadriani) de Fornicatione Cavenda Admonitio ;
cui accessit R. P. Joh. Brandii Detestatio Nefandissimi
sceleris Ononitici gravissima, 18*. 1698.
46o6. Peccatum Originale philologice
elucubratum Themidis Alumno, l6s. 1679.
See an admirable biographical account of this learned; but eccentric
author in the u Dictionnaire Historique," of Chauflfepie.
4607. Belisarius, by Marmontel, 3s. ib. 1768.
4008. Bachelor of Salamanca, by Lc Sage, plates, h. b. neat, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1737.
4609. Cabinet Satyrique, ou Recueil Parfait des vers piquans et
gaillards de ce temps, 2 vols, elegant, £2. 12s. 6d.
Cologne, 1666.
4610. Contes et Nouvelles de Marguerite de Valois, Heine de Na-
varre, 2 vols. 10*. 6d. • • • • Haye, 1 777*
4611. Contes et Poesies Diverses de M. de G * * *, 3 vols. 15*.
Berg, op Zoom. 1750.
4612. Cobleriana; or the Cooler's Medley, being a Choice Col-
lection of the Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse,
Serious and Comic, of Jobson the Cobler of Drury-lane,
frontispiece, 2 vols, in one, 10*. Qd. Lond. 1768,
4613. Cassandra, a Romance, from the French, by Sir C. Cotterell,
with frontispieces engraved by Hogarth, 5 vols.^1. 11*. 6d.
ib. 1725.
2 U
338 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
46 14. Cupid and Hymen, or a Voyage to the Isles of Love ami
Matrimony, &c. 5s. Lond. 174>Z.
46 15. Christian Turk, or Adventures of Prince Jakaya, Son to Ma-
homet III. 2 vols. 9s. ib. 1735.
4616. Curious Collection of Letters, Serious, Comical, Satyrical,
and Political, from the Westminster Journal, 6s. ib. l76l.
46l7« Compere Mathieu, ou les Bigarrures de l'Esprit Humain,
3 vols, neat, 15s. ib. 1772.
4618. Coriat Junior's Cursory Remarks and Tritical Observations
made upon a Journey through part of the Netherlands, 3
vols, very neatly half -bound, 18s ib. 1767.
An eccentric and amusing work written by Samuel Patterson, the eminent
Book Auctioneer,
4619. Cymbalum Mundi, ou Dialogues Satyriqucs sur differens
sujets, par Bonaventure des Perriers, plates by Picart,
morocco, 10s. 6d. • • » Amst. 1711.
4620. Cynthia, with the tragical account of the Loves of Almerin
and Desdemona, 4*. • • Land. 1715.
4621. Cases of Polygamy, Adultery, &c. 4>s. • *■ ib. 1732.
4622. Canting Dictionary of Beggars, High-waymen, &c. 2s. 6d.
ib. 1725.
4623. Club (The) or, a Grey-Cap, for a Green-Head, in a Dialogue
between Father and Son, by Puckle, with fine portrait, calf
extra, 15s, ib. 1723.
4624. Another Copy, very neat, 10s. 6d. ib.n.d.
4625. Another Copy, no portrait, 5s. Dublin, 1743.
4626. Contes et Nouvelles de Marguerite de Valois, Reine de Na-
varre, with numerous engravings, 8 vols, very neat, gilt
leaves, £2. 5s. Par. 1787-
4627. Clarissa Jiarlowe, by Richardson, 8 vols, neat, £l. l6s.
Lond. 176S.
4628. Chrysal, or the Adventures of a Guinea, 4 vols, neat, l6s.
ib. 1761.
4629. Contes (Les) et Discours d'Eutrapel. Par le feu Seigneur de
la Herissaye, 15s. • • • • Rennes, 158$.
Facetiae, or Booh of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 12mo. 339
4630. Circe (La) de M. Giovan Baptista Gcllo; nouvellement
mise en Francoys, very neat, 10s. 6cl. • ••• Rouen, 1551.
4631. De Foe's (Dan.) Roxana, or Fortunate Mistress, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 1742.
4632. Life of Colonel Jack, 7s. 6d. ib. 1743-
4633. Disorders (The) of Rassett, a Novel, 3s. ib. 1688.
-l634. Diversorum Veterum Poetarum in Priapum Lusus, very neat,
£l. 8s. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1531.
4635. Dictionary of the Terms Ancient and Modern, of the Canting
Crew, in its several Tribes, of Gypsies, Beggers, Thieves,
Cheats, &c. calf extra, 15s. ib. n. d.
4636. Another Copy, very neat in russia, 18s. ib. n. d.
4637. Daphniset Chloe (Lcs Amours Pastorales de) with fine plates
by Scotin, very neat, 10s. 6d. 1731 .
4638. Daphnis et Chloe (small size) neat, gilt leaves, 4*. • • 1777.
4639. Don Quixote de la Mancha (Vida y Hechos del ingenioso,-
Hidalgo) with fine plates, 4 vols, very neat, gilt leaves,
£2. 12s. 6d. Amst. 1755.
4640. Don Quixote, Abridged, plates, h. b. neat, 7s. • • Lond. 1716.
4641. Delightful, Princely, and Entertaining History of the Gentle
Craft, with wood-cuts, half bound, neat, 9s. • • • * ib. 1 760.
4642. Devil upon Two Sticks, by Le Sage, 2 vols. 4s. •• ib. 1757.
4643. Another Edition, with plates, 2 vols. 7s ib. 1729.
4644. Devil upon Two Sticks in England, 6 vols, in 4, neat, £l. Is.
ib. 1790.
4645. Ditto, vol. 1 and 2, calf extra, 8s. 6d. ib. 1790.
4646. Democritus Ridens, sive Campus Recreationum Honestarum,
9s. Amst. 1655.
4647' Equitis Franci et Adolescentulae mulieris Italae Practica
Artis Amandi, Insigni et Jucundissima historia ostensa,
auct. Hil. Drudone, very neat, l6s. Ursellis, 1606.
4648. Another Edition, (wants title) 6s. Amst. 1652.
4649. English Rogue ; or the Life of Jeremy Sharp ; to which is
added a narrative of Mary Toft, of an extraordinary
delivery of eighteen Rabbets, 3 vols, russia extra,
£Ulls.6d. Lond. 1776'
340 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4650. Evelina, by Miss Burncy, with frontispiece , by Bartolozzi, $&
3 vols, extra, 18s. 6d. Lond. 1779-
4651. Erasmus's Praise of Folly, translated by W. Kennet, with
portraits of Erasmus and Sir T. More, and other plates,
after Hans Holbein, 10s. 6d. ib. 1724.
4652. Another Edition, 12s. ib. 1740.
4653. Erasme Eloge de la Folie, with numerous plates, neat, 9s.
Leide, 1713.
4654. Ebrietatis Encomium; or the praise of Drunkenness.
Wherein is authentically, and most evidently proved, the
necessity of frequently getting Drunk, 12$. • • • • Lond. 1723.
4655. Exilius, or the Banish'd Roman, by Mrs. Jane Barker, 4*.
Lond. 1715.
4656. Escraignes (Les) Diionnoises, recueillies par le Sieur des
Accords, very neat, 10s. 6d. Rouen, 1620.
4657. Francion (Comical History of) satirically exposing Folly and
Vice in a variety of Humours and Adventures, with
plates, 2 vols. l6s. Lond. 1727.
4658. Fontaine (Contes et Nouvelles de la) with many plates,
2 vols, neat, 18s. 6d. « Amst. 1776.
4659. — with many plates,
2 vols, in 1, neat, 16s. ib. 1745.
460O. ■ the same edition,
2 voh. fine set, £l. 4s. ib. 1745.
4661. Florian (Les (Euvres de) printed upon a peculiarly fine
and delicate paper, with numerous engravings on copper
and wood, 16 vols, in 4, elegantly bound in red morocco,
gilt leaves, £5. 10s. Paris, 1812.
Only six copies were printed upon this particular kind of paper.
4662. Freneh (The) Rogue, or the Life of Monsieur Ragoue, de
Varsailles, 5s. 6d. Lond. 1 720.
4663. Fortunate Fool, written in Spanish by Don Alonso Geronimo
de Salas Barbadillo, translated by Philip Ayres, 9s.
ib. 1670.
4664. Florian (les six Nouvelles de) neat, 3s. Paris, 1792.
Facetiae, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — 12mo. 34 i
±665. Gordon's (Thomas) Cordial for Low-Spirits, being a Collection
of curious Tracts ; neat, 7s. Lond. n. d,
4666. Gascons (Les) en Hollande, ou A ventures singulieres de
plusieurs Gascons, 2 vols, half-bound, neat, 15s. "I767.
4667. Galanteries dcs Rois de France, depuis la Commencement de
la Monarchic, jusques a present. Augmentee des plusieurs
Pieces Curieuses, 2 vols, in 1, calf extra, £l. Is.
Brux. l6p4.
4668. Another Edition, with engravings by Bernard Picart, 2 vols.
half-bound, morocco, leaves uncut, £l. 18s. "Par. 1738.
4669. Glaneur (Le) Francois, 4s. Flaye, 1736.
4670. Harington's (Sir John) New Discourse of a Stale Subject.
called the Metamorphosis of Ajax, with the Apologie,
2 vols, half bound, morocco, .£10. 10s.
Lond. by R. Field, 15^6.
These two volumes have been chiefly known for their extreme rarity, — the
singularity of their contents, is very remarkable. The present copies
are illustrated by numerous manuscript notes on separate leaves,
relative to the author and his literary productions.
4671. Head's (R.) English Ro<*ue Described, in the Life of Meriton
Latroon, a witty Extravagant. Comprehending the most
eminent Cheats of both Sexes ; portrait and other plates,
4 vols, half -bound, <£6. 6s. Lond. 1666-71,
As is almost invariably the case with copies of 1' is very rare and amusing
work, the present one wants a few or the plates.
4672. Proteus Redivivus; or the Art of Wheedling; or
Insinuation obtain'd by general Conversation, and extracted
from the several Humours, Inclinations^ and Passions of
both Sexes, calf extra, £l. Is. • • ib. 1679.
4673. Another Edition, h. b. russia, l6s. ib. 1675.
R. Head the dissolute author of the two preceding works, was the
Bampfylde Moore Carevv of his day, having like him the talent of
transforming himself to any shape suitable to his roguish purposes. —
According to Mr. Aubrey lie was at one period of his life a Bookseller
in Little Britain. — Vide Letters from the Bodleian Library, vol. 3,
p. 439. article Meriton.
4674. Humourist (The) being Essays upon the Spleen, Idleness,
Art of Begging, Fancy, Eating, &c. &c. 2 vols, half bound,
neat, 12s. 6d. ib. 1720-35.
342 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4675. Humourist, (The) a Series of Essays upon various interesting
subjects, (no title) calf extra, gilt leaves, Ss. 6d.
4676. Haywood's (Mrs.) Secret Histories, Novels and Poems, por-
trait by 1'crtue, 4 vols. £l. 4s. • Loud. 1725.
4677. History of Fortunatus and his two Sons, half-bound, morocco,
7 s. 6d. ib. 11. d.
4678. Histoire et A ventures de Dona Rufine, Fameusc Courtisane de
Seville, with plates, 2 vols, in I, 9s. Amst. 1723.
4679. High German Doctor, with many Additions and Alterations,
2 vols. 8s. Lond. 1720.
46SO. Histoire des Proverbes, calf extra, 9s. Paris, 1 803.
4681. dfu Comte de Valcourt, &c. 2s. 6d. • • Utrecht, 1739-
4682. de Guzman d'Alfarache, edition stereotype, 2 vols.
fine paper, sewed, 14s. Par. 1813.
4683. History of Clarinda Cathcart and Fanny Renton, 2 vols, very
neat, 6s. Lond. 1766.
4684. Homer, Burlesque Translation of, by Bridges, 2 vols. neat.
10*. 6d. Lond, 1770.
4685. Homere Travesti, ou i'Jliad en Vers Burlesques, with plates,
2 vols. 13s. 6d. Paris, 1716.
4686. Harflete's (Henry) Banquet of Essayes, fetcht out of famous
Owen's Confectionary, disht out and scrv'd up at the Table
of Mecaenas, £l. Is. Lond. 165$.
4687. Helpe to Discourse ; or more Merriment mixt with serious
Matters; as also Epigrams, Epitaphs, Riddles, Jests, Posies,
Love-Toyes, &c. &c. half-bovnd, £\.\5s. ib. 1635.
4688. Another Copy, first title, MS. in 2 vols, neat, 12s. 6d.
ib. 1648.
4689. Histoires Francois Galantes et Comiques, with plates, 6s.
Amst. 1710.
4690. History of the Seven Wise Mistresses of Rome, wood cuts,
very neat in calf 12*. Lond. 1712.
4691. Flistory of Sophia Shakspcare, neat, 4s. ib. 1753.
4692. Huet's Treatise of Romances and their Original, 9s. ib. 1672.
4693. History of Miss Meredith, by Mrs. Parsons, 2 vols, neat, 7s.
ib. 1790.
Tacetice, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — \1mo. 343
4694. Ilistoire dc Guzman d' Alfarache, 2 vols. h. b. neat, 10s. 6d.
Amst. 1777.
4()Qo. History of the Seven Champions, cuts, neat, 8s. • 'Lond- n. d.
4696. Impostors Detected : or, the Life of a Portuguese. In which
the Artifices and Intrigues of Romish Priests are humorously
displayed, 2 vols, in 1, neat, 9s. Lond. I76O.
4697. Infortune Napolitain, ou les Avantures du Seigneur Rozelli,
many plates, 2 vols, in 1, half-bound, 10s. 6d. Amst. 1719-
4698. Journey through Every Stage of Life, described in a variety
of interesting Scenes, 2 vols. Ss. Lond. 1 754.
4(>99. Klimii (Nicolai) Iter Subterraneum novam telluris thcoriam,
plates, neat, 6s. 6d. ; Ha/nice, 1 741 .
4700. Life and Entertaining Adventures of Mr. Cleveland, natural
Son of Oliver Cromwell,* £l. 5s. Lond. 1734.
4701. Another Set, 5 vols. 13s. 6d. ib. 1734.
4702. Laus Asini, tenia parte auctior ; cum aliis festivis opusculis,
quorum seriem pagella sequens indicat, blue morocco, 15s.
L. Bat. Elzev. 1629.
4703. La Picara, or the Triumphs of Female Subtility, rendered
into English by John Davies of Kidwelly, 8*. 6d.
Lond. 1665.
4704. Life and Adventures of William B — ds — w, commonly styled
Devil Dick, 2 vols. 9s. ib. IJ55.
4705. Lucubrations of Gaffer Graybeard, 4 vols, in 2, very neat in
calf, £l. Is. *ib.?i. d.
4706. Lazarillo de Tormes (Vida de) y de sus fortunas y adversidades,
neat, £4>. 4s. Anvers. 1 553.
First edition of this very amusing work, and of the most extreme rarity.
It was written by Didacus Hurtado de Mendoza.
4707. Lazarillo de Tormes (Life and Adventures of) with plates^
one leaf wanting, 10*. 6d. Lond. 1708.
4708. Life, Extraordinary Adventures, Voyages, &c. of Captain
Neville Frowde, 4*. ib. 1 j67'»
4709. Life of John Franks. — History of Q. Elizabeth.— History of
Hector, Prince of Troy, and other Tracts, very neat, 5s.
344 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4710. Lucky Idiot, or Fools have Fortune, by Quevedo, cuts, elegant,
lbs. Lond. 1710.
4711. Lettre Philosophique, avec plusieurs pieces G al antes et Nou-
velles, 3*. 6d Par. 1747.
4712. Lettere A morose di due Nobilissimi Ingegni, 3s. 6d.
Venet.1567-
4713. Lettere (de le) Facete, ct Piacevoli di diversi grandi huomini,
&c. raccolte per Dion. Atanagi, 5s. 6d ib. 1561.
4714. Les Mille et line Nuits, Contes Arabes, with 06 plates,
7 vols, sewed, £1, 10s. Par. 1811-
4715. Moyen de Parvenir, par Fr. Beroalde de Verville, 2 vols.
neat, 10s. 6d. Chinon, n. d.
4716. Another Edition, 2 vols, in l,neat, 9s. nullepart, 1732.
A most singular work, abounding in whimsical stories.
4717. Mogul Tales, or the Dreams of Men Awake, plates, 2 vols.
neat, 12s. Lond. 1736.
4718. Meursii Elegantiae Latini Sermonis, (no title) £l. Is.
" This infamous book was the work of Nicholas Chorier, an Attorney of
Grenoble." — Bibliog. Diet.
4719. Marmontel Contes Moraux, with plates, 4 vols, calf extra ,
£1. 105. Haye, 1774.
4720. Marmontel Contes Moraux, 3 vols. 7s. 6d. Amst. 1779.
4721. Memoirs of the Society of Grub-street, 2 vols. 14*.
Lond. 1737.
4722. Melandri Joco-Seria, 10*. 6d. Franco/. I617.
4723. Ditto, an enlarged edition, 3 vols, in 2, neat in vellum,
£l.lls.6d. ib. 1626.
4724. Marianus, or Love's Heroick Champion, frontispiece by
Marshall, 10*. 6d. • Lond. 1641.
4725. M ore's (Sir Thomas) Utopia, in Latin, neat, 8s.
Glasg. ap. Lou lis, 1750.
4726. Novelty (The) or Pieces of Wit, Humour, and Serious Matter,
7s. 6d. Dublin, 1768.
4727. Niphi (Augustini) Medicis ad illust. Joannam Arragonam,
Tagliacocii Principem de A more liber, green morocco,
14*. 6d. L. Bat. 1641.
Facetue, or Books of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — X2mo. 345
4728. New Quevedo, or a Vision of Charon's Passengers; front
the Creation of the World down to this Present Year, 8*.
Lond. 1702.
4729. Nouvelles de Lancelot. Tirees des plus celebres Autheurs
Espagnols, l6s. 6d. •*•• Rouen, 1641.
4730. Nuga3 Venales. Sive Thesaurus Ridendi et Jocandi ad Gra-
vissimos Severissimosque viros, Patres Melancholicorum
conscriptos, 10*. 6d. . • 1648.
4731. Another Edition, very neat in calf, l6s. 1662.
4732. Nugae Venales; cum Pugna Porcorum par P. Porcium,
Poetam ; with a print of the battle of the pigs, and another
of a piggish pilgrim penning his poem, in vellum, £l. Is.
1681.
4733. Paysan (Le) Gentilhomme, 3*. Haye, 1738.
4734. Petronius Arbiter, in Latin with a French translation, 2 vols.
9s. Cologne, l694i.
4735. Parismus, Prince of Bohemia, (History of) 12*. • • Lond. n. d.
4736. Post-Man Robb'd of his Mail : or the Packet broke open.
Being a Collection of Miscellaneous Letters, Serious and
Comical, Amorous and Gallant, 75 ib. 1719.
4737. Political Merriment ; or, Truths told to some Tune. Faith-
fully translated from the Original French of R. H. S. H.
H. S. F. A. G. G. A. M. M. P. &c. 12*. ib. 1714.
4738. Pill to purge State-Melancholy : or, a Collection of Excellent
New Ballads ; calf extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1715.
4739. Pasquin Risen from the Dead, or his own Relation of a late
Voyage he made to the other World, 5*. ib. 1674.
4740. Pitaval Art d'Orner l'Esprit en l'amusant, 2 vols, neat, 8s, 6d.
Paris, 1732.
4741. Politeuphuia, Wits Commonwealth, 7s. Lond. 1650.
4742. Another Copy, calf extra, 9s. ib. 1669.
4743. Another Copy, calf extra, 12*. ib. I678.
4744. Pilgrim (The) a pleasant piece of Gallantry, by M. S.
Bremond, 7*. • ib. 1680.
i74?5. Question de Amor y Carcel de Amor, 7*. . • • . Anvers, 1556.
2X
346 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4746. Quinze (Les) Joyes de Mariage. Ouvrage tres ancien ; auquel
ou a joint le Blason des Fausscs Amours, &c. fine copy,
red morocco, £2. 2s. a la Haye, 1 726.
4747. Quevedo's Visions, translated by L'Estrange, calf extra, 7$»
Lofid. 1670.
4748. Rabelais' Works, translated by Sir Thomas Urchard; with
portrait, 5 vols, half -bound, extra, £2. 2s. ib. 1694.
4749. Rabelais' Works, by Sir T. Urquhart, edited by Ozell,
(Brindley's edition) plates, 5 vols. £2. 15s. ib. 1750.
4750. Religieuse (La) Cavalier, Memoires Galands, 5s.
Brusselles, 1710.
4751. Rommant (Le) de la Rose, par J. de Meung et Guil. de
Lorris, nouvellement reveu et corrige oultre les precedentes
impressions, wood cuts, neat, £3. 3s. Paris, 1529.
4752. Another Edition— ^focfe %ttttt—£l. 15s. ib. 1538.
4753. Roman de la Rose, revu surplusieurs editions et sur quelques
anciens manuscrits, 3 vols. neat,£\. 16s. • • • »Amst. 1735.
4754. Romancio-Mastrix : or a Romance on Romances. In which
the prodigious vanities of a great part of them are (as in a
Mirrour) most lively represented, and so naturally per-
sonated, that the ingenious Reader observing their defor-
mities, may delightfully be instructed and invited to the
pursuing of more honourable and profitable Studies, by
Samuel Holland ; frontispiece by Stent, £\. 15s.
Lond. 1660.
The original title of this curious and rare work was as follows " Dob
Zara del Fogo ; a Mock Romance. Written originally in the Brittish
Tongue, and made English by a person of much Honor," &c. date
1656.
^755. Remarques on the Humours and Conversations of the Gallants
of the Town, with a Defence of Marriage, against the
Poetick Discipline and unjust Attacques of this Age, half-
bound, 10s. 6d. ib. 1673.
4756. Robinson Crusoe, (La Vie et les Aventures de) with plates ,
4 vols, neat, 15s. • 1784.
4757. Roderik Random, (Aventures de) 4 vols, neat, Ss. 6d, * • 1784.
Facctia, or Boohs of Wit, Drollery, and Imagination. — \2mo. 347
4758. Siecle (Le) d'Or de Cupidon, ou les Heureuses Avantures
d'Amour, (two leaves wanting) h, b. neat, 4>s. 6d.
Cologne, 1712.
4759. Secret History of Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex,
h. b. neat, 5s.
476*0. Secret Memoirs and Manners of several Persons of Quality,
from the New Atalantis, 4 vols. h. b. neat, 13*.
Lond. 1720.
47^1. Serrees de Guillaume Bouchet, Sieur de Broucourt, revue,
et augmente par l'Autheur en ceste derniere Edition
presque de moitie, 3 vols, very neat, £4>, 4*.
Paris, 160S,
4762. Sermonum Convivialum libri X. Autore D. Georgio Pictorio
Villingano medico, &c. neat, 9s. 6d. Basil, 1559,
476*3. Swift's (Dean) Essay on Gibing, &c. head by Vertue, 5s,
Lond. 1727.
4764. Tale of a Tub, plates, 6s. ib. IflU
4765. Scarron, le Roman Comique de, 2 vols, in 1, 7s, • »Amst. n, d,
4766. Themidore, Histoire Galante, 7s. • • • • Hayje, 1758.
4767. Theogenes et Chariclee, 2 vols, neat, gilt leaves, 7s.
Geneve, 1782.
4768. Travels of Mr. John Gulliver, son to Capt. Lemuel Gulliver,
frontispiece designed by Hogarth, 2 vols, neat, 9s.
Lond. 1731.
4769. Thousand Notable Things, containing Modern Curiosities,
calf extra, 10s. 6d. ib. n, dm
4770. Two discourses ; concerning the different Wits of Men, and
the Mysterie of Vintners, calf extra, 12s. ib. 1669.
" Locke is said to have taken several of his ideas from this tract." — MS;
note to the first Discourse.
4771* Telemachus, translated by Hawkesworth, many plates, large
papee, 2 vols, boards, 10s. 6d. • • • ib. 1800.
4772. Things as they Are, or the Adventures of Caleb Williams,
3 vols. h. b. very neat, 12s. ib. 1796,
4773. Tristani Cavalieri della Tavola Ritonda (L'Opere Magna-
nanime de i due) 2 vols. (vol. 1. stained) £3. 8s.
Venet. 1552-3.
348 Longman, Hurst, Reus, Orme, and Brown.
4774. Universal Masquerade; or, the World turn'd Inside-out. De-
lineating and detecting the Virtues and Vices of Mankind,
from the Court to the Cottage, in all Professions, by O.
Sedgewick, 2 vols. 10*. 6d. Lond. 1742.
4775. Unfortunate Lovers, or the History of Argalus and Parthenia,
3*. 6d. • ib.n.d.
4:776. Venetian Tales; or a Curious Collection of Entertaining
Novels and Diverting Tales, half-bound, very neat, 7s. 6d>
ib. 1737.
4777. Witch (The) and the Maid of Honour, 2 vols, boards, 3s. 6d.
ib. 1799.
4778. Ward's (Ned) Account of the Clubs and Societies in London
and Westminster, (the corners of two leaves burnt off),
neat, 7s ib. 1756.
4:779* Ward's (Ned) London Spy Compleat, 7s. ib. 1753.
4780. Wise One's Bubbled, or Lovers Triumphant, 2 vols. 8*.
ib. 1760.
4781. Wits Common-Wealth, 4s. ib. 1722.
4782. Wits Theater of the Little World, £l.l7s. ....•*..ib. 1599-
4783. Warm Beere, or a Treatise wherein is declared by many rea-
sons that Beere so qualified is farre more wholesome than
that which is drunk cold, very neat, 15s. • • • • Camb. 1641.
4784. Whimzies, or a New Cast of Characters, Lond. 1631. — A
Cater-Character thrown out of a Boxe by an Experienced
Gamester, very neat in calf* £l. lis. 6d.» • • • Lond. 1631.
4785. Another Copy, imperfect, 6s. • • • • • ••..... ib. lo*3L
ENGLISH POETRY, PLAYS, AND WORKS
ON THE DRAMA.
FOLIO,
4786. A RIOSTO'S Orlando Furioso, translated by Sir John
*"■ Harington, with his Epigrams, plates, neat, £3. 3s.
Lond. 1634.
4787. Another Copy, elegant in purple morocco, £4>. 4$. • *ib* 1(>34.
4788. Ditto, indifferent Copy, title wanting, 10s. 6d.* • • *ib. 1634.
4789. Barclay's (Alexander) Shyp of Folys of the World, translated
out of Laten, French, and Doche, with curious woodcuts,
— 3&f#Cft %ZttZt — -superbly bound in morocco, £75.
Imprynted in London by Richarde Pynson, 1509.
This beautiful copy of the first editiok, is quite complete, except that
the corner of one leaf is mended and neatly supplied by manuscript.
4790. — Ship of Fooles, with diuers other workes
adioyned to the same, curious wood cuts, — 3&[acft %ttttt —
tall copy, extra, c£l0. Lond. by J. Cawood, 1570.
4791. Myrrour of Good Maners, conteyng
the iiii uertues called cardynall compyled in latyn by
Domynike Mancyn— S&lacft %ttttt — blue morocco 9 e/e-
gant , with joints, £9. 9s. • • • • Lond. by JR. Pynson, n. d.
4795. Benlowes's (Edward) Theophila, or Love's Sacrifice, a Divine
Poem, with curious engravings on wood and copper,
£6. 6s. • • Lond. 1652.
4793 # Another Copy, wanting nearly the whole of the prints,
£\. ll*.6c/.t ..nZwrf. 1652.
350 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
4794- Brooke's (Fulke, Lord) Learned and Elegant Workes, 12*.
Lond. 1633.
4795. Another Copy with illustrative Manuscript, 18s. 6d. ib. 1633.
The first twenty-two pages in this book are invariably wanting, — It is sup - ;
posed they consisted of a Treatise on Religion, suppressed by Abp.
Laud.
4796*. Beaumont's (Joseph) Psyche, or Loves' Mystery, a Poem,
10*. fjf/.. . . , Cantab. 1702.
4797. Another Copy, with a fine portrait by White, 15s.»»ib. 1702.
4798. Chaucer's (Geoffrey) Canterbury Tales — SMacft %,ettet—
£25. Lond. by R. Pynson, 1526.
Pynson's second edition. — This copy wants three leaves.
4799« Chaucer's (Geoffrey) Workes, with dyuers workes which were
neuer in print before — 2$[acft %ttttt — £6s. 6s.
Lond. by W. Bonham, circa 1542.
4800. Chaucer's Works— SMacft fetter — £6. 6s.
Lond. by R. Toye, circa 1542.
These two, are in fact the same edition, with the sole variation of the im-
print.
4801. Chaucer's Works— ^focfe %ttttt— £$. 5s.
Lond. by J. Reynes, 1542.
4802. ■ with the Siege and Destruccion of Thebes,
by Ihon Lidgate— 23lacft %ttttt— £4. 4*.
Lond. by J. Kingston, 156l.
4803. Another Copy of the same Edition, half*
bound, £2. 2s. .ib. 1561.
4804. IBlatk %ttttt— two first leaves want-
ing, £2. 2s. • • • • Lond, by R. Kele, n. d.
4 g05. by Thomas Speght— &IaCrl %ttttt—
£l. lis. 6d. Lond. by G. Bishop, 1598.
4806. Ditto, a very fine copy in russia, £3. 10s.
ib. 1598.
4807. — ■ Another Edition by Thomas Speght, with
additions— %l*tl%ttttt—fine copy in russia, £4,. 4s.
Lond. by A. Islip, 1602.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.— Folio. 350
4808. Camoens's Lusiad, a Poem, translated by Sir R. Fanshaw,
portraits, £2. 2s. Lond. 1655.
4809. De Foe's (Daniel) Jure Divino, a Satyr, portrait by Vander
Gucht, 7s. it* 1706.
4810. Dryden's (John) Fables, with beautiful engravings by Barto-
lozzi, SfC. from the Designs of Lady Diana Beauclerc,
large paper, in russia, £5. 5s. ib \797»
4811. Drayton's (Michael) Poly-Olbion, the first part, with fron-
piece and maps, very neat, £2. 12 s. 67/. • • • *Lond. 1622.
4812. Poems, (title wanting) £\. 7s.
ib. 1619.
4813. Battaile of Agincourt, Moone Calfe,
Nymphidia, and other Poems, £l. 10*. ib. \627*
4814. D'Avenant's (Sir William) Works, consisting of Plays and
Poems, with the portrait by Faithurne, Jinc copy in pale
russia, £2. 7s. •"•'« ib. 1 673.
A very complete and excellent edition.
4815. Daniel's (Samuel) Works, viz. Civil Wars, Musophilus,
Letter from Octaviato Marcus Antoninus, Cleopatra, Com-
plaint of Rosamond, and Delia, neat, £3. 3s.
Lond. by S. Waterson, 16*02.
4816. Gower (John) Confessio Amantis, a Poem, MS. on vellum,
russia, gilt leaves, £\2. \2s.
It is highly probable that this is a contemporary MS. as the writing abounds
with Saxon characters and abbreviations.
4817* Gower (John) Confessio Amantis ; that is to saye in Eng-
lysshe, the Confessyon of the Louer, — 25facft %ttttl —
£25. • Emprynted by WL. <£a*ton, 1483.
This volume is in sound condition but unfortunately imperfect, wanting as
follows— Table, 6 leaves j A. 8. P. 1. P. 2. P. 7. P. 8. Q. 1. R. 8. S. 1.
S. 2. T. 1. U. 8. and from folio 190 to 211 inclusive.
48l8. de Confessio Amantis, a Poem, in English, —
SBfocft %ttttt— tall copy, neat, £9. 9s.
Lond. by Berthelet, 1554.
4819. Gray's (Thomas) Poems, with engravings from the Designs
ofR. Bentley, first impressions, calf extra, £2. I2s.6d.
Lond, 1754.
852 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4820. Homer's Batrachomyomachia, or the Battaile of Frogs and
Mise, his Hymns and Epigrams, translated by George
Chapman, with a Jine impression of the rare frontispiece
by William Pass, which includes the portrait of Chapman,
£Q. £)s. Lond. n. d.
4821. Howard's (Sir Robert) Five Plays, with portrait by White,
neat, 10s. 6d, ib. l6$2.
4822. Another Copy, without portrait, 8s. Qd. ib. l665»
4823. Jonson's (Ben) Works; Poems, Plays, and Prose, in one
volume, with portrait by Elder, £l. 14s. ib. 1692.
4824. Dramatic Works, 18s ib. 1631.
4825. Juvenal and Persius, translated by Barten Holyday, with
notes, plates, 12s. 6d. Oxon, 1673.
4S26. Killigrew's (Thomas) Comedies and Tragedies, with the beauti-
ful portrait by Faithorne ; a fine drawing from it by Hard-
ing, in colours; and a print after the drawing, most superbly
bound in morocco, highly worked in gold inside, (a match-
less copy) £l5. 15s. Lond. 1664.
4827* ■ ' Comedies and Tragedies, no portrait,
£3. 3s. ib. 1664.
4828. Lydgate's (John) Hystory, Sege, and Dystruccyon of Troye
— 23lacft %ttttt — with curious wood-cuts, neat, £37.\6s.
Lond. by R. Pynson, 1513.
First edition, rare in the extreme, and of which no perfect copy is known
to be extant. It is not in the British Museum, the Bodleian, Earl
Spencer's, the Marquis of Blandford's, or Capell's Shaksperiana, It
was not in the Libraries of Chauncey, West, Hutton, Wright, Pear-
son, Steevens, Allen, Dodd, Fillinghaoi, Malone, Mason, or the Duke
of Roxburghe. — This copy was Dr. Farmer's, and wants A 1 , E4,S,
(6 leaves) D I, D 2, D 3.
4829- Lydgate's (John) Falles of sundry most notable Princes and
Princesses with other nobles; First compyled in Latin by
that excellent clerke Bocatius, an Italian borne, with wood'
cuts and initials^-SBlatk %ttttt — (a large clean copy but
wormed) £4>. 10s. Lond. by Tottel, 1554,
4830. Another Copy, cut down very short, with
MS. title, £2. 2s ib. 1554.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Folio. 353
4831. Milton's Paradise Lost, beautifully printed by R. and A.
Foulis, with portrait, in russia, £l. 10s. Glasgow, 1770.
4832. The same Edition, large paper, in russia, £2.. 10s.
ib. 1770.
4833. Newcastle's (Duchess of) Poems, or several Fancies in Verse,
and the Animal Parliament in Prose ; with the rare print
of the Duchess in her Study, engraved by Van Schuppen ;
a copy of it on a smaller scale ; the conversation print
copied from Clouet, and a portrait of the Duke, by Turner,
Jine copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, £j '. 7s.* • • • Lond. l66S.
4834. Ovid's Metamorphoses, Englished by George Sandys, with
frontispiece by Cecill, and a portrait by Marshall, neat,
18* ib. 1626.
4835. Ovid's Metamorphoses, translated by Garth, and others, with
a fine portrait by Vertue and other plates, large paper,
in russia, £l. \6s. ib. 1717-
4836. Orpheus Britannicus. A Collection of all the Choicest Songs,
with the Music composed by Henry Purcell, 2 parts in 1,
half-bound, neat, £l. 18s. • • ib. 1702-6.
4837. Philips's (Katherine) Original Poems and Translations, with
a beautiful portrait by Faithorne, 12s. ib. 1667.
4838- Poems. — A Collection of forty-five detached Poems by va-
rious authors, serious and comic in one volume, £l. Js.
ib. 1695-1702.
4839- Poems. — A Collection of Poems in MS. chiefly Comic and
Satyrical, written during the years 1680 to 1687,
£1. lls.6d.
4840. Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, the first four original editions,
viz. FIRST, 1623, SECOND, l632, THIRD, l664, FOURTH,
l685, elegantly bound in purple morocco, double bands, $c.
4 vols. ,£105. ib, 1623-85.
4841. Dramas, first edition, (title wanting)
«£l6. 16s. fa l0 - 2 3^
4842. Another Copy
(very imperfect) £5. 5s. • • • • . ib. 1623.
2Y
354 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4843. Shakspeare's Dramas, third edition, neat, £8. 8s.
Lond. 1664.
Part of the portrait is wanting, and the title and dedication are inlaid — in
other respects this is a good copy.
4844. ■ Dramatic Works, Boydell's magnificent
edition, with numerous Jine engravings, 9 vols, superbly
bound in russia, double bands, fyc. Also the Large Engrav-
ings, 2 vols, in 1, atlas-folio, half-bound russia, beautiful
impressions, .£84. ib. 1802.
4845. Slatyer's (William) Palae Albion. The History of Great
Britaine from the first peopling of this Island, frontispiece,
neat, £3. 3s. ib. 1621.
4846. Another Copy (six of the Introductory leaves wanting) very
neat, £2. 2s, 1*6.1621.
4847. Sterling's (William Alexander, Earl of) Recreations with the
Muses, with a brilliant impression of the portrait by
Marshall,Jine copy, russia elegant, gilt leaves, £45.
ib. 1637.
The rare portrait in this volume is undoubtedly Marshall's master-piece,
and it is conjectured upon good grounds, that there are not more than
three copies in existence.
484S. Recreations with the
Muses, very neat, £3. 3s. it. 16*37.
4849. Another Copy, £2. 2s.* * ib. 1637.
4850. Sylvester's (Joshua) Translation of the Divine Weeks and
Works of Du Bartas, and his own original writings, with
frontispiece by Elstracke, and portrait of Sylvester by Fan
Dalen,very fine copy, calf extra. £3. 3s. ib. 1641.
4851. Ditto, wanting portrait and frontispiece, \5s. • • • • ib. 1641.
4852. Another Edition, with the portrait and frontispiece, very
neat, £l. 15s • ib. 1633.
4853. Sandys's (George) Paraphrase upon the Divine Poems, fine
copy, very neat in calf, £l. \6s. • • • • ib. 1638.
4854. — Book of Job, a con-
temporary MS. 10*. 6d.
4855. Spenser's (Edward) Faerie Queene, very neat, £l. 5s. 1609.
4856. Another Edition, with his other Works, £l. 8*. •• ib. l6ll.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Folio. 355
4857. Surry (Earl of). — A Collection of Manuscript Poems in the
hand-writing of Queen Elizabeth's Reign, including many
by Henry Howard Earl of Surry, and Sir Thomas Wyat,
FOLIO, £63.
*f This valuable and authentic manuscript was formerly in the possession
of the Rev. William Sayle, of Stowey, in the county of Somerset,
during which period it was lent by that gentleman (i. e. in 1791) to
Dr. Percy, Bishop of Dromore, who has given his opinion of its
contents in some memoranda of his own writing upon the page
preceding the table of contents ; he commences by stating that it had
formerly belonged to the Harington family, an assertion not only
corroborated but proved by two autographs at folio 60, being those of
Francis Harington, (who was the younger brother of Sir John, and an
assistant in his translation of Ariosto; having furnished fifty stanzas in
book xxxii.), and Ellina Harington, whose autograph again occurs at
p. 209. This lady is presumed to be the daughter of Sir James
Harington, who married Sir Henry Clinton, in 1606. Dr, Percy also
observes that the version of Ecclesiastes by Lord Surrey, and most
of the other Poems, are in Dr. Harington's MSS. In this volume are
also many of Sir Thomas Wyat's poems, but with considerable va-
riations from the printed copies, and probably on that account more
attractive in the eyes of a poetical antiquary." — Bibliotheca Anglo-
Poetica.
4858. Thomson's (James) Seasons, a magnificent edition, with fine
engravings by Bartolozzi, SfC.from Paintings by Hamilton,
elegant in morocco, £\0. 10s. • • • Land. 1807.
4859- Poetical Works, finely printed by Foulis,
large paper, 2 vols, in 1, russia extra, £2. 5s.
Glasgow, 1783.
I860. Taylor's (John, the Water Poet) Works, with the rare frontis-
piece, by Cockson, including Taylor's Portrait, fine copy
in russia, £12. 12s. Lond. 1630.
4S6l. Another Copy, without the frontispiece, in indifferent condi-
tion, £6. 6s. ib. 1630.
4862. Another Copy, without the frontispiece, and four leaves sup-
plied by MS. in tolerable condition, £6. 6s ib. 1630.
4S63. Tasso's Godfrey of Boulogne, translated by Edward Fairfax,
£i.5s. • ib. 1624.
Now acknowledged to be the only good translation ofTasso.
356 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4864. Virgil, translated by Dryden, original edition, with
plates by Hollar, Lombart, fyc. o£l. 1*. •••• Lond. 1697-
4865. Wesley's (Samuel) Life of our Blessed Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, a Poem, with numerous fine engravings,
£1.4* ib. 1693.
4866. Wither's (George) Collection of Emblems, with frontispiece by
Marshall, Jine portrait by John Payne, and 200 emblema-
tic prints by Crispin Paw,—- a beautiful copy, elegantly
bound in olive coloured morocco, <£l2. 12*. • • • • ib. 1635.
486/. Another Copy, perfect, but the prints injured, by partial
colouring, <£3. 13*. 6d. « • • • • ib. 1635.
QUARTO.
4868. ASKE'5 (James) Elizabetha Triumphans. Conteyning the
Damned Practizes, that the Diuelish Popes of Rome have
used euer sithence her Highnesse first coming to the
Croune, by mouing her wicked and Traiterous subiects to
Rebellion and conspiracies, &c. &c. — SBlacft %ttttt —
neat, £9. 9*. Lond. by T. Orwin, 1588.
4869. Adam Bel, Clym of the Cloughe, and Wyllyam of Cloudesle
— SBIaeft %ttttt— (first four pages MS.) half-bound mo.
rocco, o£2. 10*. no date, or place.
48?0. Acts and Deeds of Sir William Wallace, by blind Harry
the Minstrel ; together with Arnaldi Blair Relationes —
SBlaCfe %ttttt — calf extra, £2. 5s. • • • • Edinburgh, 1758.
4871. iEschylus, translated by Potter, very neat, £l,11s.6d.
Norwich, \777-
4872. Abelard to Eloisa, Leonora to Tasso, Ovid to Julia, and
other Poems, neat in russia, 10*. 6d. Lond. 1788.
4873. Annalia Dubrensia. Vpon the yeerely celebration of Mr.
Robert Dover's Olimpick Games vpon Cotswold-Hills,
EngUJi Pottry, Plays, and Works u the Drama. — 4/o.
357
being Poems by Michael Drayton, Shackerly Marmyon.
Thomas Ileywood, &c. &c. (two last leaves and frontis-
piece wanting) calf extra, £\. ll*.6(/..».. Land. 1636.
4874. An Answere to a Romish Rime lately printed and entitled a
proper new Ballad. Written by that Protestant Catholike
I. R. half bound, extra, £2. 12*. 6d. ib. l602.
4875. As You Find It, a Comedie, 3s. 6d. ib. 1703.
4876. Bourne's (Vincent) Miscellaneous Poems : consisting of Ori-
ginals and Translations, neat, 15*. ib< 1 772.
4877. Boys's (John) ^Eneas his descent into Hell ; translated from
Virgil, to which are added some certain Pieces relating to
the Public, written by the Author, £3. 3s ib. l66l.
4878. Baker's (Sir Richard) Cato Variegatus, or Catoes Morall
Distichs ; translated and paraphras'd, with variations of
expressing, in English Verse, very neat, £l. 18*. ib. 1636.
4879- Breton's (Nicholas) Sir Philip Sidney's Ourania, that is
Endimion's Song and Tragedie containing all Philosophic,
morocco, £5. 5s. ib. 1655.
48S0. Soules Immortall Croune, a Poem, with
curious wood cut borders, (title wanting) £2. 2s. • »ib. 1605*
48 S 1 . Bancroft's (Thomas) Two Bookes of Epigrammes and Epitaphs,
half-bound russia, £l I. lit. ib. 1639'
4882. Beaumont and Fletcher's Maid's Tragedie, 10*. 6d. ib. 1641.
4883. Another Edition, h. b. morocco, 12s. ib. 1650.
4884. Another Edition, 4s. ib. 1717.
4885. Tragedy of Thierry, King of France,
and his Brother Theodoret, first edition, 18*. ib. l62L
48S6. Another Edition, 7s. 6d. ib. l64£.
4887. Chances, a Comedy, altered by
the Duke of Buckingham, 5*. ib. 1682.
4888. Woman Hater, or the Hungry
Courtier, a Comedy, 7s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1 649-
4.889. Loyal Subject, a Tragi-Comedy t
3s. 6d. ib. 1717-
4890. * _- Scornful Lady, a Comedy, 3*. 6d*
ib. 1717.
358 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4891. Beaumont and Fletcher's Valentinian, a Tragedy, 3*. 6d.
Land. 1717.
4892. Elder Brother, a Comedie, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1651.
4893. « Cupid's Revenge, a Play, 9s. 6d.
ib. 1635.
4894. Brewer's (Anthony) Lingua, or the Combat of the Tongue
and the five Sences, a Comedie, 10s. 6d. ..•••» ib. 1632 ,
4895. Another Copy, title damaged, 7s. 6d ib. 1622.
4896. Battle of Alcazar, a Tragedy, rare, £3. 10s. ib. 1594.
4897. Brome's (Richard) Antipodes, a Comedy, 10s. 6d. • *ib. 1 640.
4898. Behn's (Mrs.) Emperor of the Moon, a Farce, 5s. • -ib. l6S7.
4899. Rover, a Comedy, (wants title) 3s.
4900. Sir Patient Fancy, a Comedy, 5s.- -ib. 1678.
4901. Blount's (Sir T. P.) DeRe Poetica : or Remarks upon Poetry.
With Characters and Censures of the most considerable
Poets, neat, l6s. 6d. ib. 1694.
4902. Blair's Grave, illustrated with 13 plates by Schiavonetti from
the designs of Blake, boards, £l. 10s. ib. 1 808.
4903. Benlowes's (Edward) Summary of Wisedome, a Poem, 10s. 6d m
ib. 1657.
4904. Carlisle's (Earl of) Father's Revenge, a Tragedy, with other
Poems, beautiful engravings after the designs of Westall,
green morocco, elegant, £7, 7s ib. 1 800.
This volume was printed by the noble author, for private distribution.
4905. Collins's (Emanuel) Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, half-
bound, neat, 8s. * Bristol, 1762.
4906. Chapman's (George) Shadow of Night, containing two Poeti-
cal Hymnes, morocco, ofl8. 18s. Lond. 1594.
4907. « Ouid's Banquet of Sence. A Coronet
for his Mistresse Philosophic, and his amorous Zodiacke.
With a translation of a Latine coppie, written by a Fryer,
anno dom. 1400, morocco, .£18. 18s •■•••ib. 1598.
4908. ■■- — i Epicede, or Funerall Song on the most
disastrous Death, of the High-borne Prince of Men, Henry
Prince of Wales, &c. £4. 4s. ib. l6l2.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama, — Ito. 359
4909. Chapman's (George) Georgicks of Hesiod, translated elabo-
rately out of the Greek, £9. 9s Lond. l6l8.
4910. Euthymiae Raptvs ; or the Teares of
Peace, with Interlocutions, half-bound, extra, £3. 3s.
ib. 1609.
4911. Chaucer's Troilus and Cressida, the original text, with a
Latin metrical translation by Sir Francis Kynaston, Jine
copy, in russia, £2. 2s. Oxon. \635.
4912. Another Copy, wanting title, commendatory verses, &c. 9s.
ib. 1635.
4913. Cibber's (Colley) Lady's Last Stake, a Comedy, 3*. • -ifc n. d-
4914. Churchyard's (Thomas) Chippes, the first portion, except
the leaves numbered 17 and 24— SMacft %ttttt — £6. 6s.
Lond. by T. Marshe, 1578.
4915. Churchyard's Challenge, (title in
manuscript) — SBIacft %ttttt — in blue morocco, £28.
Lond. by J. Wolfe, 1593.
This very rare volume of Churchyard's was not known to Anthony a
Wood. — Some copies of this book want the entire of sheet T. and it
was thought by Dr. Pegge, that this defect extended to all the copies
now known, but the present is an exception.
4015. j — , A Musicall Consort of Heauenly
Harmonie (compounded out of many parts of Musicke)
called Churchyard's Charitie, morocco, <£30.
Lond. by A. Hatfield, 1595.
This rare book was also unknown to Wood. — An interesting poetical tract
by the same author is appended ; it is in 117 stanzas of four lines, and
entitled " A Praise of Poetrie."
4917. Chaucer's Assemble of Foules— S&lacft %ttttt— £45.
Imprinted in London in Flete Strete, at the Sygne of the
Sonne agaynste the Condyte, by me SSHgnfejm Ue OTortle,
the 24fth day of January, in the yere of our Lorde, 1530.
This very rare volume (of which another Copy for many years has not been
known to exist) is in excellent condition; it is erroneously stated in
Herbert and Dibdin's Ames as a Folio, in other respects the description
is accurate, with the exception of several words wrong spelt : it consists
of Fourteen Leaves, is splendidly bound, and is the Identical Copy
from which the description communicated to Herbert was taken.
360 Longman, Hurst, Rff.s, Ormf, and Brow&.
4918. Careys (Henry) Poems and Dramatic Works, portrait by
Faber, calf extra, £2. 2s. Lond. 1729-43.
4919. Calver's (Edward) Passion and Discretion, in Youth and Age,
a Poem, very neat, £4<. 14s. 6d. ib. 1641.
4920. Churchill's (Charles) Poetical Works, 2 vols, -eery neat,
16s. 6d. ib. 176S.
4921. Crouch's (John) Londinenses Lacrymae. London's second tears
mingled with her Ashes, a Poem, 7s. 6d. * *ib. 1666.
4922. Cleveland's (John) Character of a London Diurnall, with se-
veral other Poems, by the same author, extra, 12s.
ib. 1647.
4923. Cowley's (Abraham) Poetical Blossomes, with the very rare
portrait of Cowley at the age of thirteen by Vaughan, and
a smaller one by another hand, fine copy in blue morocco.
£l% 12s. ib. 1633.
4924. Another Copy, without a portrait, £3. 3s. ib. 1633.
4925. Clavell's (John) Recantation of an 111 led Life ; or a Disco-
verie of the High-way Law ; with the re-engraved portrait
and Waldrorts Life of Clavell, half-bound, russia, £3. 3s.
ib. 1634.
4926. Cotton's (Roger) Spirituall Song: containing an Historicall
Discourse from the Infancie of the World untill this present
time, (part of the title and last leaf wanting) very neat,
£&• 4s Lond. by G. Simson, 1 596.
4927. * — Armore of Proofe, brought from the Tower
of David, to fight against Spannyardes and all enemies of
the truth, (last leaf wanting) very neat, £4>. 14s. 6d.
ib. 1596.
Ireland's manuscript remarks, purporting to be in the hand writing of
Shakspeare, with fair transcripts, are in each of these two works by
Cotton.
4928. Collection of Poems on Affaires of State, in four parts,
£l.lU. 6d. Lond 1689.
4-929. Collection of Poems, Songs, Catches, &c. against Popery, re-
lating to the Times, S vols, half bound, £l, lis. 6d.
ib. I689.
English Poetry, Flays, and Works on the Drama. — Uo. 36 1
4930. Counter-Scuffle, whereunto is added the Counter-Rat, written
by R. S. very neat, £1. Is. Lond. 167O.
4931. Another Edition, very neat, 18s. ib. 1680.
4932. Camoens' Lusiad, an Epic Poem, translated by W. J. Mickle,
portrait and frontispiece, neat, £l t 4s. * Oxon* 1778.
4933. Cupid's Whirligig, a Comedy, [supposed to be by Edward
Sharpham,] very neat, £l. 18s. Lond. 1630.
4934. Crown's (J.) Countrey Wit, a Comedy, 6s. ib. 16J5.
4935. Daniel's (Samuel) Delia. Contayning certayne Sonnets, neat,
£6.6s. ib. 1592.
First edition of these Sonnets.— The title and dedication are in manuscript.
4936. — Whole Workes in Poetrie, without the
frontispiece, £2. 1 2s. 6d. ib. 1623.
4937. Musophilus; containing a generall defence
of learning, a Poem, very neat, £3. 13s. 6d. . • . . ib. 1599.
4938. Civill Wars of England, (signature B.
wanting) h. b. morocco, £2. 2s. ib. 1597.
4939. ■ ' — Tragedie of Cleopatra, h. b. morocco,
c£2. 7s. ib. 1599.
4940. Letter from Octavia to Marcus Antonius,
hi b. morocco, £2. « ib. 1599.
4941. Complaint of Rosamond, (wants title and
last leaf) l6s. ib. 1599.
4942. Day's (James) New Spring of Divine Poetrie, half-bound
extra, £3. 13s. 6d. ^ 1637'.
4943. Donne's (John) Poems, with Elegies on his Death, fine por-
trait by Lombart, first edition, calf extra, £l. 1 U. 6d.
ib. 1633.
4944. Denham's (Sir John) Cooper's Hill, frst edition, 1642.— His
Destruction of Troy, first edition, 1656, in 1 vol. half-
bound, extra, l6s. ib. 1642-56.
4945. Dryden's (John) Hind and the Panther, a Poem, first edi-
tion, neat, 9s. ib. 1687'.
4946. Du BartasV four books, the Arke, Babylon, the Colonnyes,
and the Columues, in French with an English translation
by William L'Isle, and a Commentary by S. G. S. £l. is.
2Z ib.1637.
362 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4947. Drayton's (Michael) Owle, a. Poem, with a curious wood-cut
on the title, calf extra, £4>. 14*. 6d. Lond. 1604.
In the folio edition of Drayton's Works, printed 1748, this poem has been
most unaccountably omitted.
4948. Drayton's (Michael) Muses Elizium, lately discovered, by a
new way over Parnassus. The passages therein, being the
subject of ten sundry Nymphallsjofl. 11*. 6d. •• ib. 1630.
4949. Davies's (John, of Hereford) Microcosmos. The Discovery
of the Little World, with the government thereof, (illus-
trated by some interesting matter in manuscript) £\0. 10*.
Oxford, 1603.
4950. Another Copy, (title, six last
pages, and the commendatory verses at the end wanting)
£l.5s. ib. 1603.
4951. — Muses Teares for the losse of
their hope ; heroick and ne're-too much praised, Henry,
Prince of Wales, &c. Together with Times Sobs for the
untimely death of his glory in that of his Darling : and
lastly his Epitaphs, o£4. 4*. Lond. 1613.
4952. 1 Summa Totalis, or All in All,
and the same for exer, half-bound, extra, £6. 6s. ib. l607 #
4953. Holy Roode, or Christ's Crosse ;
containing Christ Crucified, describing in Speaking-picture,
with a facsimile drawing from the rare print of Davies,
calf extra, £12. 12*. ib. 1609.
4954. ■ (Sir John) Nosce Teipsium, a Poem, (title wanting}
£i- is. ib. 1599.
4955. Drue's (Thomas) Life of the Duchess of Suffolk, a Tragedy,
(three leaves wanting) half-bound, 5s. »»»ib. 163 1.
4956. Dowriche's (Anne) French History. That is ; a lamentable
Discourse of three of the chiefe, and most famous bloodie
broiles that haue happened in France for the Gospell of
Jesus Christ, morocco, £21. • • • •Lond. by T. Orwin, 1589.
4,957. D'Avenant's (Sir W.) Platonic Lovers, a Tragi-Comedy, half-
bound, neat, 8*. • • • • Lond* 1636.
4958. Just Italian, a Tragi-Comedy, half-bound,
neat, 8*. 6c/,»»««»# •••• .»•••..#•#• ••ib*\6ZQ*
English Poetry^ Plays, and Works on the Drama, — 4fo. 363
4/959. D'Avenant's (Sir W.) Love and Honour, 4*. ••••Lond. 1649,
4-960. Triumphs of the Prince d'Amour, a
Masque, 8s. * 1635.
4961. Dekker's (Thomas) Honest Whore, a Comedy, part the second'
half-bound, neat, 15s. ib. 1630.
4962. Dennis's (John) Plot and no Plot, a Comedy, 3s.* • . *ib. n. d.
4963. Liberty Asserted, a Tragedy, 3s. • • ib. 1704-
49tf4. Daye's (John) Isle of Gulls, a Comedy, neat, £l. IS*, ib. 1633.
4960. Darwin's (Erasmus) Temple of Nature, a Poem, plates,
large paper, boards, l6s. • • • • • • ib. 1803-
4966*. Duck's (Stephen, the Thrasher) Poems, with his Life by
Spence, 6*. • * • • • ib. 1736*
±967. England's Faithful Monitor-, being the Works of that Suffering
Protestant, Mr. Stephen Humance, when under Exile and
Confinement, in the years 1685 and 1686, in Verse, (last
leaf wanting, 7s. 6d. • •• *• ib. 1689.
4968. Epicedium, a Funerall Song, vpon the vertuous life and godly
death, of the right worshipfull the Lady Helen Branch,
(by Sir William Harbert) Lond. by T. Creede, 1594.— A
Commemoration of the life and death of Dame Helen
Branch, by whose godly and vertuous life, virgines are
insinuated to virtue, wives to faithfulness, and widdowes
to Christian contemplation, &c. (by I. P.) Lond. by T.
Creede, 1594. — An Epitaph of the vertuous life and death
of the right worshipfull Ladie Dame Helen Branch, &c.
&c. Lond.-hy T. Creede, 1594, in one volume, morocco,
«£38.
Each of the three tracts in this volume is believed to be unique. On
one page is a Latin Epitaph, fairly written, which appears to hav«
been done in the year the tracts were printed.
4969. Elys's (Edmund) Alphabet of Elegiack Groans, upon the
truly lamented Death of that rare exemplar of Youthful
Piety, John Fortescue, of the Inner Temple, Esq. very neat,
£3. 13s. 6d. Lond. 1654.
4970. Elvira, a Tragedy, by Lord Digby (title wanting) 3s.
4971. Evans's (Evan) Specimens of the Poetry of the Ancient
Welch Bards, neat, £l. !*%•••• ••••••• ib, 1764*
364 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4972. Euripides, translated by R. Potter, 2 vols, half-bound, russia
£l. 15$. Lond. 1781.
4973. England's Helicon, MS. transcribed from the rare book
printed in 1600, £4. I4>s. 6d.
4974. Fraunce's (Abraham) Countesse of Pembroke's Yuychurch.
Conteining the affectionate life, and unfortunate death of
Phillis and Amyntas ; that in a Pastorall ; this in a Funerail.
— The Countesse of Pembroke's Emanuel. Conteining the
Nativity, Passion, Buriall, and Resurrection of Christ,
together with certaine Psalmes of Dauid, with remarks
and extracts from xarious works in MS. neat, £35.
Lond. by T. Orwin, 1501.
4975. Third part of the Countesse of Pem-
broke's Yuychurch : entitled A mintas Dale. Wherein are
the most conceited tales of the Pagan Gods, in English
Hexameters : together with their auncient descriptions and
philosophicall explications, neat, £30. Lond. 1 502.
The title, dedication, and the leaves numbered 59, 60, in this rare book,
are in manuscript, and were transcribed from the only perfect copy
at present known.
4976. Page's (Mary) Fames Roule ; or the Names of our dread
Soveraigne Lord King Charles, his Royall Queen Mary,
and his most hopefull posterity ; together with the names
of the Dukes, Marquesses, Earles, Viscounts, Bishops,
Barons, Privie Counsellors, Knights of the Garter, and
Judges of his three renowned Kingdomes, England, Scot-
land, and Ireland. Anagrammatiz'd and expressed by
acrosticke lines on their names, c£25. ib. 1637.
A very singular work, and so rare that the present copy is probably unique.
^977- Fletcher's (Phineas) Purple Island, or the Isle of Man ;
together with Piscatorie Eclogs, and other Poeticall Mis-
cellanies, large paper, <£l0. \0s. • • Cambridge, 163S.
From the size of the paper, and a copper-plate engraving with some
verses, it may be inferred that this is the copy which was presented
by the author to Edward Beulowes, the author of Theophila, to whom it
is dedicated.
1
4978. Another Copy, small paper, blue
morocco, £2. 2s. • ib. 1633.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 4to. 365
4979- Fletcher's (Phineas) Locusts, or Apollyonists, a Satirical
Poem, blue morocco, £8. 8s. Cambridge, 1627.
4^80. ■ Another Copy, one leaf very neatly
supplied by MS. blue morocco, £5. 15s. 6<f7» • • *ib. 1627-
4:981. Fletcher's (George) Nine English Worthies; or, Famous and
Worthy Princes of England, being all of one name; begin-
ning with King Henrie the first, and concluding with Prince
Henry, eldest Sonne to our Soueraigne Lord the King,
with wood cut portraits, morocco, £28. • • • • Lond. \606.
4982. (John) Faithful Shepherdess, a Pastoral, 9-y. ib. 1656.
4983. Funerall Oration, upon the death of the late deceased Princ^sse
of famous memorye, Queen Elizabeth, half-bound, extra,
38*. ib. 1603.
4-984. Ford's (John) 'Tis Pity she's a Whore, a Tragedy, 15.9.
ib. \633,
4985. Another Copy, (title and nine first leaves wanting) 3s. 6d,
ib. 1603.
"There are some particulars in this play, both with respect iducr,
character, spirit, and poetry, that would have done honour t e pen
of the immortal Shakspeare himself/' — Baker by Reed.
4986. Ladies Trial, a Tragi-Conv dy, half-boun neat,
18*.. ib. 639.
4987. Fancies, a Tragi-Comedy, halt-bound, neat, 15s,
ib. i638.
4988. Perkin Warbeck, an Historical Play, halj-bound,
neat, £l. Is, ib. If534.
4989» Lovers' Melancholy, a Tragi-Comedy, (wants
title) half -bound, neat, 6s.
4990. Gascoigne's (George) Posies, or Works, corrected, perfected,
and augmented by the author, — S&latb %ttttt — half-bound,
£15. • Lond. for R. Smith, 1575.
499L — Hundreth sundrie Flowres bounde vp in
one small Poesie, first edition, — 231acfc %ttttt —
£9-9s. ib. 1572.
The title to this first edition of Gascoigne is mended, and several leaves
are supplied by manuscript. — It is enriched by much interesting matter
in writing.
366 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
4992* Gascoigne's (George) Steele Glas, a Satyre. Together with
the Complaynt of Phylomene, an Elegie deuised by the
same author, neat, £8, 8s Lond. 1576.
In this copy the title, dedication, and commendatory verses are in manu-
script; but as the scarce portrait is printed at the back of the
original title, an admirable fac simile drawing has been made for
the present volume.
4993. Glover's (Richard) Leonidas, a Poem, original edition, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1737.
4994. Geddes's (William) Saints' Recreation, third part, upon the
State of Grace, a Poem, £i. Us. 6d.< -Edinburgh, l6$3.
This third part is all that ever appeared. Most of the copies of this volume,
vary in the Dedications, the author having written and printed several
in order to apply to various purposes.
4995. Grecian (The) History, being an Historical Poem, with other
Poems, by J. H. 5s. • • • • Lo?id. 1684.
4996. Greene's (Robert) Scottish Historic of lames the fourth,
slaine at Flodden. Entermixed with a pleasant Comedie
presented by Oboram King of Fayeries, £S. 8s.
Lond. by T. Creede, 1598.
4997. Greene's (Thomas) Poet's Vision, and a Prince's Glorie, a
Poem, £9. 9s. Lond. 1603.
4998. Grymeston's (Elizabeth) Miscellanea, Meditations and Memo-
ratives, £4>. 4>s. ib. 1604.
4999. Goodall's (Baptist) Triall of Trauell, or 1. the Wonders in
Trauell, 2. the Worthes of Trauell, 3. the Way to Trauell.
In three books epitomiz'd, morocco, c£lO. 10s. "ib. 1630.
5000. Gayton's (Edmund) Art of Longevity, or a Diaeteticall Institu-
tion, a Poem, £3. 3s. • ib. 1609.
5001. Gray's (Thomas( Poems, with Memoirs of his Life, by Mason,
fine portrait, neat, £l. 10s. York, 1775.
5002. Works and Life, by W. Mason, much enlarged
and re-edited by T. J. Matthias, large paper, imperial
quarto, 2 vols, boards, £9. 9s. Lond. 1814.
5003. Gough's (J.) Strange Discovery, a Tragi-Comedy, 12*.
ib. 1640.
5004. Ghost, or the Woman wears the Breeches, a Comedy. £l. 10$.
ib. 1653.
English Poetry, Tlays, and Works on the Drama.- Mo. 367
5005. Golden Age, from the fourth Eclogue of Virgil.— Crisis upon
Crisis, a Poem, half-bound, morocco, 10s. 6d. Land. 1703-14.
5006. Gorgious Gallery of Gallant Inuentions, in Verse, by T. P.
MS. transcribed from the rare book printed in 1578,
£3. 13s. 6d.
5007. Heywood's (John) Workes, being Epigrammes, &c. with the
rare full length wood cut of Hey wood, £\.0. 10s.
Lond. by T. Marsh, 1587-
5008. Parable of the Spider and the Flie, with
numerous wood cuts, — 2£[flCft %ttttt — (the title leaf, table
of contents, and leaf preceding the first chapter wanting,)
£8.8*. • • • • Lond. by T. Powell, 1556,
5009- Another Copy, wanting the first thirteen leaves, £6. 6s.
ib. 1556.
5010. Hey wood's (Thomas) English Traveller, a Tragi-Comedy,
half-bound, morocco, £\.l%s. Lond. 1633.
5011. Loves Mistresse, or the Queenes
Masque, £l.9*. ib. 1640.
5012. If you know not me you know nobody,
part the Second, half -bound, £4*. 4s. ib. n. d.
5013. .— Fair Maid of the West, (title and
last leaf wanting) 10s. 6d. ib. 1631.
5014. Hardyng's (John) Chronicle in metre, fro the first begynnyng
of Englade, vnto the reigne of Edwarde ye fourth, where
he made an end of his Chronicle. And from y l time is
added with a cotinuacion of the storie in prose, to this our
tyme, [by R. Grafton] now first printed, gathered out of
diuers and soundrie autours, — 2Macft %Ztttt— £9- 9s.
Lond. by R.Grafton, 1543.
5015. Another Copy, the last leaf reprinted, £7. 17 s. 6d.< *ib. 1543.
5016. Another Copy, title and two last leaves of the continuation in
manuscript, £6. 6s. • • • • • • • ib. 1543.
5017. Another Copy, without the prose continuation, £3. 13s. 6d.
ib. 1543.
368 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
501S dayman's (Robert) Quodlibets, lately come over from New
• taniolt, Old Newfoundland. Epigrams and other small
(s both Morall and Divine, neat, £7. 7s. Lond. 1628.
5019. Ila\w 's (Edward, a Westminster Scholar of sixteen) Tray-
terous Percye's and Catesbye's Prosopopeia, with a wood
cut on the title, morocco, £30. ib. 1606.
A work so rare, that this copy is prouably unique.
5020. Holme's (Wilfride) Fall and euill successe of Rebellion from
time to time, wherein is contained matter, most meete
for all estates to vewe. Written in old English verse, —
Sttfacft %ttttt — neat, £2\." *Lond. by II. Binneman, 15/3.
5021. Hornby's (William) Scourge of Drunkenness, a Poem, curious
wood cut on the title, morocco, £24>. Lond. l6l8.
5022. Heyrick's (Thomas) Miscellany Poems, including the Sub-
marine Voyage, half-bound, russia, 18s.»» • • Camb. 1691.
5023. Another Copy, very neat, £l. Is. • ib. 1691.
5024. Howell's (Thomas) Fable of Ouid treting of Narcissus, trans-
lated out of Latin into English Mytre, with a moral ther-
unto, very pleasante to rede, — SBIarft %ttttt — half-bound^
russia, £20. Lond. by T. Hackette, 1560.
5025. Hunnis's (William) Hyve full of Hunnye; contayning the
firste booke of Moses, called Genesis, turned into English
Meetre,— 23Iacfj %£tttt— -fine copy in russia, c£l8. IS*.
Lond. by T. Marsh, 1578.
5026. Hunting (The) of the Pox ; a pleasante Discourse betweene
the Authour and Pild- Garlike. Wherein is declared the
nature of the Disease, how it came, and how it may be
cured, by I. T. £7. 17s. 6d. Lond. 1619.
5027 . Hudibras Redivivus ; or, a Burlesque Poem on the Times,
2 vols, or 24? parts complete, in 1 vol. neat, £l. 10s.
ib. 1705-7.
5028. Hausted's (Peter) Rival Friends, a Comedy, half-bound, neat,
15s. ib. 1632.
5029. Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, translated by Cowper, large
paper, 2 yoIs. in russia, £3, 13s. 6d. • *ib, 1791*
English Poetry, Plays, and Works o?i the Drama. — Ato.
SGQ
5030. Hay ley's (William) Essay on Sculpture, with Notes, plates,
neat hirussia, £\.\\s. 6c/. • • • Lond. 1 S0&
5031. Triumphs of Temper, half-bound, Js.
ib. 1781.
5032. Horace his Satyres, Englyshed according to the prescription
of Saint Hierome. The Wailyngs of the Prophet Hiere-
remiah, done into Englyshe verse, also Epigrammes; by
T. Drant,— ^lacfc fletter— elegant, £10. 10s.
Lond. by T. Mar she, 1566.
5033. Horace his Arte of Poetrie, Pistles, and Satyrs Englished,
and to the Earle of Ormounte, by Thomas Drant addressed,
— SMacfc %ttttl— £As. 4*.. • Lond. by T. Marshe, 1567.
Signature L. is wanting, and some of the initial letters have been cut out.
5034. Horace's Art of Poetry, translated by Colman, with the Latin
text, 6s. • • • • • Lond. 1783.
5035. Hoccleve's (Thomas) Poems, never before printed, with a
Preface, Glossary, &c. by G. Mason, calf extra, £l. As.
ib. 1796.
5036. Another Copy, boards, 15s. ib. 1 796.
5037. Howard's (Henry) Choice Spirits Museum, a Collection of
Songs, with the Dutch and German Story of Mynheer
Eupharson, and Mynheer Vanslawken, portrait, half-
bound, l6s. ib. 1765.
5038. Handefull, (A) of pleasant Delites; containing sundry new
Sonets, &c. by Clement Robinson, MS. transcribed from
a unique copy, printed in 1584, £5. 5s.
5039. Hake's (Edward) Commemoration of the Raigne of Queene
Elizabeth, MS. transcribed from a unique book printed in
1575, £3. 3s.
5040. James VI. King of Scotland, his Essayes of a Premise in the
Divine Art of Poesie, with a fine and rare portrait of
James, un-noticed by Granger, inrussia, of^. 15s.
Edinburgh, by T. Vautrovllier, 1585.
5041. his Majesties Poeticall Exer-
cises at Vacant Houres, ,£15. 15*.
Edinburgh, by T. Waldegrave r 1591.
3 A
370 Longman, Hurst, Hees, Orme, and Brown.
5042. Johnson's (Richard) Nine Worthies of London; explaining
the honourable Exercise of Armes, the vertues of the
valiant, and the memorable attempts of magnanimious
minds. Pleasant for Gentlemen, not unseemely for Magis-
trates, and most profitable for Premises, neat, £\7$. 17*.
Lond. byT. Orwin, 1592.
This rare work is in prose and verse, the former in black letter, the latter
is written on the plan of the Mirror for Magistrates. Wanley in his
Catalogue of the Pamphlets in the Harleian Library, says of this, that
it " may be reckoned among those monuments in memory of the meri-
torious which are too scarcely met with, and suffered too much to run
to ruin. The author is often very elegant and poetical for the lime he
wrote in."
5043. Jonson's (Ben) Execration against Vulcan. With divers
Epigrams by the same Author to severall Noble Personages
in this Kingdome, £l. Is. Lond. 1640.
With the autograph " Izaak Walton," on the title page.
5044. Catiline his Conspisacy, a Tragedy, 7s. 6tt.
ib. 1635.
5045. Jones's (Sir W.) Moallakat, or Seven Arabian Poems, which
were suspended on the Temple at Mecca, fine portrait,
boards, 1 5s. ib. 1 783.
5046. Jonas Redux, or a Divine Warning-Piece shot from the Fort-
Royal of Ninive, Lat. Eng. 5s. 6d ib. 1672.
5047. Jemmat's (Catherine) Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, very
neat, 14s. • • • • ib. 1766.
The Marchioness of Rockingham's copy, with the receipt of the authoress.
5048. Kyd's (Thomas) Spanish Tragedie, or Hieronimo is mad
againe. Containing the lamentable end of Don Horatio
and Belimperia, &c. xvood cut on the title, £u 5s.
id. 1633.
The character of Hieronimo in this place, was originally performed by Ben
Jqhsoo.
5049. Another Edition, half-bound, morocco, £\. Is.* ••'ib. l6l0.
5050. King's (Bishop) Deepe Groane fetch'd at the Funerall of that
incomparable and glorious Monarch Charles the First*
9s. * ib. I64p.
5051. Lucretius on the Nature of Things, translated from the Latin
by Dr. Thomas Busby, large paper, with a fine en*
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 4>to. 371
graving by Cardon, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves,
c£4. 14*. 6d. Lond. 1813.
3052. Legende of Captaine Jones, first part, calf extra, £l* 5*.
ib. 1636.
5053. Lamentation (The) of Troy for the Death of Hector. Whereunto
is annexed an Olde Woman's Tale in her solitarie cell, by
I.O. half-boand,russia, £ '15. 15s. Lond.by P. Short, 1594,
5054. Leycester*s Ghost, very neat, 7s. 6d. • ib. 1641.
5055. Langbaine's (Gerard) Momus Triumphans, or the Plagiaries
of the English Stage exposed, half bound, morocco, £l. 5s,
ib. 1688.
5056. Lower's (Sir William) Phoenix in her Flames, a Tragedy,
12*. ib. 1639.
.5057. Lydgate (John). — This booke was compiled by dan John
Lydgate, monke of Burye, at the excitacio and stirynge
of the noble and victoryous Prince King Hary the rlfthe,
in honour, glory, and reverence of the berth of our most
Blessed Lady, mayde wife and moder of our Lord Jhesu
Chryst, MS. on paper, blue morocco, £8. lSs. 6cl.
This manuscript bears the date of 1602, and appears to be accurately
transcribed from the " Life of our Lady" printed by Caxton.
5058. Lok's (Henry) Ecclesiastes, otherwise called the Preacher.
Containing Salomon's Sermons, or Commentaries, &c.
compendiously abridged and also paraphrastically dilated
in English poesie. Whereunto are annexed sundrie Sonnets
of Christian Passions, &c. £25.
Lond. by R. Field, 1597-
A book of the most extreme rarity. It was not in the celebrated collections
of West, Pearson, Farmer, Steevens, or Reed. It was also unknown
to Ritson,
5059. Little (The) Grey Man. A Ballad of the Maese, calf extra ,
12*. Bury, 1797.
5060. Myrrour (A) for Magistrates. Wherein maye be seen by ex-
ample of other, with howe greuous plages vices are pu-
nished : and how frayle and unstable worldly prosperity is
founde, euen of those whom Fortune seemeth most highly
372 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
to fauour, by William Baldwin — 2MaCft %tttW—calf
extra, £12.12s. Loud, by T. Marshy 1 56*3.
5061. Another Copy, wanting two preliminary leaves of prose en-
titled " A Briefe Memoriall," &c. half -bound, russia,
c£8. 10*. ib. 1563.
5062. Myrrour for Magistrates, by Baldwin — 23lacft %ttttt —
a very rare edition, £\5, \5s ib. 15/1.
5063. Mirour for Magistrates, contayning the falles of the first in-
fortunate Princes of this lande ; from the comming of Brute
to the incarnation of our sauiour and redemer Iesu Christe,
by John Higgins, Lond. by T. Marshe, 1575. The Mirour
for Magistrates, by W. Baldwin, Lond. by T. Marshe,
1575, both 23lflCft EetteC— in one vol. £9. 9s.
5064. by Baldwin— 23lacft %ttttt— a cut
down copy, with four leaves MS., half-bound, russia,
£5. 5s. Lond. by T. Marshe, 1 578.
5065. by Thomas Blener Hasset— &lacft
%ttttt — a few of the latter leaves partly made up with
MS. calf extra, £7. 7s* Lond. by R. Webster, 1578.
5066. enlarged by John Higgins — SMacfe
%Xtttl—Jine copy, £7- 17*. 6d.
Lond. by H. Marsh, 1587.
5067. Another of the same Edition; title and one leaf of the con-
tents in MS. — the dedicatory epistle is wanting, neat,
«£4. 4>s. ib. 1587-
5068. Mirour for Magistrates, by Baldwin, Higgins, and Blencr-Has-
set, enlarged and edited by Richard Niccols, iery neat,
calf, £8. 18s. 6d. Lond. 1610.
5069. Ditto, bound in 3 vols, a most beautiful copy, calf extra,
£12. 12s. ib. 1610.
5070. Mirour for Magistrates, by Baldwin, Higgins, and Blener-
Ilassct, enlarged and edited by Richard Niccols, title in
manuscript, £5. 5s. ib. 1610.
English Poetry, Plays, and JVorlcs on the Drama. — 4eto. 373
5071. Mirour for Magistrates, by Baldwin, Higgins, and Blener-Has-
set, enlarged and edited by Richard Niccols, with the re-
printed title " The Falles of Unfortunate Princes," &c. &c.
£6. 6s Lond. 1619.
For an account of the various editions of the celebrated " Mirror for Ma-
gistrates," by whom the respective poems were written, a minute col-
lation of the entire contents of the last edition by Niccols, (noticing its
variations from the former) and other interesting matter, see " Biblio-
theca Anglo- Poelica, p. 201.
5072. Milton's (John) Paradise Lost, a Poem in ten books, £\. 18s,
ib. 1668.
5073. Paradise Lost, £\. l6s ib. 1669.
These two articles are in fact the same edition, the first, with no other
alteration than the variation of titles.
5074. Paradise Lost, Book I. from the text of the
edition of 1672, with copious notes, very neat, 15s.
Glasg. by R. and A.Foulis, 1750.
Of this beautiful specimen, no more was published.
5075. Milton's (John) Poetical Works, by Bp. Newton, with plates,
3 vols, very neat, £0. 15s. 6d. ib. 1 77^*
5076. Mary Magdalen's Lamentations for the losse of her Maistcr
Jesus, a Poem, calf extra, £7. 7s. ib. 1604.
5077^ Martyrdome (The) of Saint George of Cappadocia: Titular
Patron of England, and of the most Noble Order of the
Garter, a Poem, very neat, £7. 7s. ib. 1614.
5078. Mery (A) Pnosticacion for the ycre of Christes incarnacyon a
thousand fyue hundreth fortye and foure. This to pronos-
tycate I may be bolde that wha the nevve yere is come gone
is ye olde, with a curious wood-cut on the title — 2£foCft
%ttttt — morocco, £$. 8s. ••no imprint or date, but 1544.
This humorous and rare tract is probably one of the earliest attempts to
satyrise what the Almanack-art terms ' sham predictions and prognos-
tications.'
5079* Mastive (The) or Young-whelpe of the Olde-Dogge. Epi-
grams and Satyrs, by H. P. morocco, ofSl.
Lond. by T. Creede, circa, 1 600.
As an Epigram in this collection also appears in Henry Peacham's " Mi-
nerva," with a slight variation ; it is fair to surmise that he was
the author of this very rare volume, in preference to Henry Parrott. —
An Advertisement to the Reader, on one leaf, is wanting.
374 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5080. Maxwell's (James) Laudable Life, and Deplorable Death of
our late peerlesse Prince Henry. Briefly represented.
Together with some other Poems in honor of our most gra-
cious Soueraigne King James, &c. morocco, <£l0. 10*.
Lond. 1612.
5081. ■ Monument of Remembrance, erected in
Albion, in Honour of Frederick Duke of Bavaria, &c #
and Elizabeth Infanta of Albion, daughter of James I. of
England (Poetical) h. b. extra, £2. 10*. ib. l6l3.
5082. Modell (A) of Truths ; or a Discovery of certaine reall pas-
sages of this Parliament, half-bound, 12*» ib. 1642.
5083. Macklin's (Charles) Man of the World, a Comedy, and Love-
a-la-Mode, a Farce, with jine portrait by Conde, calf extra,
gilt leaves, £l. 7s. ib. 1793.
50S4. Mason's (William) English Garden, a Poem, in four books,
7s. York, 1781.
5085. Maurice's (Thomas) Richmond HiJl, a Descriptive and His-
torical Poem, finely printed, with engravings, boards,
12*. 6d Lond. 1807.
5086. Grove Hill, a Descriptive P oem, finely
printed, with beautiful engravings on wood, by Anderson,
boards, 18*. ib. 1 799.
5087. Montolieu's (Mrs.) Festival of the Rose, with other Poems,
green morocco, £l. Is. ib. 1S02 #
5088. Massinger's (Philip) Maide of Honour, a Tragae-Comedy, half-
bound, neat, 12*. ib. 1632.
5089- ■ Emperour of the East, a Tragae-Comedy,
half-bound, neat, 15s. • • • • ib. 1632.
5090- « Renegado, a Tragae-Comedy, half-bound,
neat, 12*. ib. 1630.
5091. Bond Man, an Ancient Storie, half-bound,
neat, 9*. #• 1 632.
5092. — Great Duke of Florence, a Comicall His-
toric, half bound, neat, 9*. ib. 1636.
5093. Picture, a Trage-Comedie, half bound,
neat, 12*. it. 1630.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 4>to. 375
5094. MassingerV (Philip) New Way to Pay Old Debts, a Comedy,
half -bound, neat, 12s Lond. 1623.
5095. and Decker's Virgin Martyr, a Tragedie,
half-bound, neat, 1 4s. • . ib. l66l.
5096. Mason's (John) Turke, a Worthie Tragedie, half-bound, neat,
£i-6s. 26.1610.
5097. Marlow (Christopher) and Chapman's (George) Hero and
Leander, a Poem, first edition, with a copy from the
rare portrait of Chapman, and much interesting matter in
manuscript, o^lO. 10s. ib. lfjOfj.
5098. Moore's (Thomas) Epistles, Odes, &c. boards, 18s. ib. 180o\
5099. M'Creery's (John) Press, a Poem, with fine wood-cut en-
gravings, 10s. 6d. Liverpool, 1 803.
5100. Middleton's (Thomas) Mayor of Quinborough, a Comedy,
1 s.6d. ib. 166I.
5101. • Game at Chess, a Comedy, with the cu-
rious frontispiece of the characters, £4>. 4s, • • ib, lfj24.
5102. A Mad World my Masters, a Comedy,
half-bound, l6s. •••• • ib, 1640.
5103. and William Rowley's Changeling, a
Comedy, large paper, half-bound, neat, £\.\s.
ib. 1653,
5104. ; ■' Faire Quarrel,
a Comedy, £l . 10s. ib. Ifj32.
5105. ■ (Christopher) Legend of Humphrey Duke of
Gloucester, a Poem, half bound, russia, £7. 7 s. . *ib. 1600.
Written after the plan of the " Mirror for Magistrates j" — it is equal in
excellence with the majority of poems in that celebrated collection.
5106. Mountfort's (William) Successful Strangers, a Tragi-Comedy,
5s. ib. I690.
5107. Machin's (Lewis) Dumbe Knight, an Historical Comedy,
18s. ib.l<$33.
5108. Marston's (John) Malcontent, a Tragi-Comedy, with addi-
tions by John Webster, £l, 15s ib, lfj04.
5109. Murford's (Nicholas) Memoria Sacra, or Offertures unto the
fragrant memory of the Right Hon. Henry Ireton, late
376 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Lord Deputy of Ireland, intended to have been humbly
presented at his Funerall, MS. on paper, half-bound,
russia, £3. 3s.
This is an original manuscript, and there is no reason to believe that the
poems which it contains, have ever been published.
5110. Nabbes's (Thomas) Plays, &c. viz. Microcosmos, a Moral
Maske, \637 . — Hannibal and Scipio, a Tragedy, 1637. — •
Covent-Garden, a Comedy, 1638. — Spring's Glorie, a
Maske with Poems, 1638. — Totenham-Court, a Comedy,
1639. — Unfortunate Mother, a Tragedie, 1640. — and the
Bride, a Comedy, 1640, in one volume, half-bound, russia,
£9. 15*.
5111. __ — Tottenham-Court, a Pleasant Comedie,
half-bound, neat, £l. 5s. Lond. 1638.
5112. — Unfortunate Mother, a Tragedy, l6s.
ib. 1640.
5113. ■ Microcosmus, a Morall Maske, half-
bound, neat, £l. Is. ib. \637.
5H4 # Bride, a Comedy, 15*. ib. 1640.
This author's dramas possess the rare merit of being entirely original, as
he did not borrow, to the smallest extent, from any writer that pre-
ceded him.
5115. Newton's (Thomas) Astropoion Delion, or the Death of Delia :
with the Teares of her Funerall, MS. from a rare book,
printed in l603,c£l. 11*. 6d.
5116. Nixon's (Anthony) Scourge of Corruption. Or a Crafty
Knave needs no Broker— $lacft %ttttt—£3. 13*. 6d.
ib. l6l 5.
This very singular production is in prose, with the exception of nine six-
line stanzas.
5117. Niccols's (Richard) Cuckow, a Poem, calf extra, £7- 7s.
ib. 1607.
5118. Londons Artillery, briefly containing the
whole practice of that worthie Societie : with the Moderne
and Ancient martial exercises, natures of Arms, vertue of
Magistrates, Antiquity, Glorie, and Chronography of this
honourable Cittie, calf extra, ^lO. 10*. •••••• ib. lo*l6\
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama, — 4to. 377
5119. Niccols's (Richard) Three Sisters' Teares, Shed at the late
Solemne Funerals of the Royall deceased Henry, Prince of
Wales, &c. half-bound, neat, £6. 6s. Lond. l6l3.
5120. Norden's (John) Vicissitudo Rerum. An Elcgiacall Pocme,
of the interchangeable courses and varietie of things in this
World, very neat, £10. 10s. • • Lond. by S< St a ford, l600.
This volume is styled in the title " the first part," hut it cannot be dis-
covered that any subsequent part ever appeared.
5121. Naogeorgus's (Thomas) Popish Kingdome, or reigne of Anti
christ, written in Latine Verse, and Englyshed by Barnabc
Googe— 2Macfi %ttUt—very neat, £4. 4s.
Lond. by H. Denham, 15/0.
The poem of the " Popish Kingdome" in this volume, is complete, but of
a second poem entitled " Spirituall Hushandrie," the four last leaves
are almost entirely destroyed. It also wants the Dedication to Q.
Elizabeth, Googe's Arm?, and has the title in MS.
5122. North-Country-Wedding; and the Fire, two Poems in Blank
Verse, half -bound, extra, 10s. 6d. Dublin, 1722.
5123. Otway's (Thomas) Soldier's Fortune, a Comedy, 5s.
Lond. 1687.
5124. Order and Disorder : or the World made and undone. Being
Meditations upon the Creation and the Fall, a Poem, half-
bound, 15s. ib. 1679*
5125. Ogilvie's (John) Britannia, a National Epic Poem, portrait,
boards, 12s. 6d. Aberdeen, 1801.
5126. Ovid's Metamorphoses, translated into English Meeter, by
Arthur Golding — Sfacfc ^tetter— neat, £l. 5s.
Lond. 1612.
5127. Another Copy, title and part of the Epistle wanting, 15s.
5128. Pursuits of Literature a Satirical Poem, the largest
paper, imperial quarto, illustrated by a vast num~
bcr of fine portraits by Bartolozzi, Houbraken, Vertue,'
Heath, Meyer, Hall, Vander Gucht, Caroline Watson,
Sfc. SfC. in 2 vols, superbly bound in red morocco, joints,
gilt leaves, fyc. £55. Lond. 1812.
5129. Phaer (Thomas). — Seuen first bookes of the Eneidos of Virgil],
conuerted in Englishe meter by Thomas Phaer Esquier,
Sollicitour to the King and Queene's maiesties — 23facfc
%tttft—calf extra, £6. • • Lond, by J, Kingston 1558.
3B
37S
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5130. Phaei's (Thomas) and Thomas Twyne's translation of the
thirteene bookcs of iEneidos. The first twelve being the
worke of the divine Poet, Virgil Maro; and the thirteenth,.
' the Supplement of Maphseiis Vegius— fBlatk %ttttt —
neat, £5. 15s. 6d. Lond. by T. Creede, 1584.
5131. Another Edition, neat in russia, £3. 13s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1620.
5132. Pricket's (Robert) Times Anatomic. Containing the Poore
Man's Complaint, Briton's trouble, and her triumph. The
Pope's pride, Rome's treasons, and her destruction : affirm-
ing, that Gog, and Magog, both shall perish, the Church
of Christ shall flourish, Judea's race shall be restored, and
the manner how this mightie work shall be accomplished,
morocco, £12. 12s. Lond. l6o6.
5133. Peacham's (Henry) Minerva Britanna, or a Garden of Heroi-
cal Devises, newly devised, moralized, and published, with
numerous engravings on wood, fine large copy, half -bound,
£7. 10*. ib.1612.
5134. Another Copy, in russia, gilt leaves, £6. 6s. • • • • ib. 1612.
5135. Ditto, with the four last leaves entitled ** The Author's Con-
clusion," reprinted, russia, £4>. 14.?. 6d. ib. 1612.
5136. Primrose's (Lady Diana) Chaine of Pearle. Or a Memoriall
of the peerles Graces, and Heroic Virtues of Queene Eliza-
beth, of Glorious Memory, half-bound, russia, £j. 17*. 6d.
ib. 1(530.
5137. Palingenius Stellatus (Marcel! us) his Zodiake of Life; trans-
lated out of Latine into Englishe, by Barnabie Googe and
by him newly recognished — 2M&Cft %ttttt — calf extra,
£6. 6s. Lond. by R. Robinson, 1588.
5138. Pennycuik's (Alexander) Collection of Curious Scots Poems,
very neat in calf, £l.8s. Edinburgh, 176*2*
5139. I'asquil's Palinodia, and his progresse to the Taverne, where
after the Survey of the Sellar, you are presented with a
pleasant pinte of Poeticali Sherry, half-bound, russia
£5. 5s. Lond. 1634,.
5140. Another Copy, one leaf wanting and title damaged, half-bound,
morocco, £2. 12s. 6d. • • • ib. n.d.
5141. Phillips's (John) Satyr against Hypocrites, 15*. • • •-• ib, 1655.
English Poetry? Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 4to, 379
-514-2. Powell's (Thomas) Passionate Poet. With a Description of
the Thracian Ismarus, half-bound, russia, £l5. 15s.
Lond. by V. Simmes, 1608.
5143. Passion (The) of a Discontented Mind, a Poem, half-bound,
extra, £3. 3s. *****<* Lond. 1 621 .
.5144. Prynne's (William) Mount Orgueil : or Divine and Profitable
Meditations, with other Poems, £\. 5s. • • ib. 1641.
514:5. Pack (A) of Patentees Opened, Shuffled, Cut, Dealt, and
Played, half-bound, morocco, £2.12s.6d. «... ib. 1641.
5146. Pierce Plowman's Vision — 23Iacfi %ZttZZ — russia, oflO. 10*.
Lond. by Robert e Croaley, 1550.
5147. %\&tb%ZXttl— morocco, £6. 6s.
Lond. by Owen Rogers, 156l.
5148. Ditto, superbly bound in morocco, joints, fyc. £7. 7s.
ib. 1561.
51 49. Ditto, in russia, £5. 5s. ib. 1561.
5150. Another Copy, with numerous manuscript illustrations tend-
ing to throw considerable light upon the Poem, critically
or historically considered, neat, £7. 7s. ib. 156l.
5151. Pierce Plowman's Crede— SMacfc %ttttt— half-bound, mo-
rocco, £6. 10s. ib. 1561.
The present copy of this very rare Poem unfortunately wants two leaves,
signature A 3, and D 1.
5152. Porter's (Henry) Pleasant History of the two angry Women of
Abington. With the humorous mirth of Dicke Coomes
.and Nicholas Prouerbcs, two Seruingmen, (part of last leaf
wanting) £7. 7s. Lond. 1599.
5153.. Puttenham's (George) Arte of English Poesie. Contriued into
three Bookes: the first of Poets and Poesie, the second of
Proportion, the third of Ornament, neat, £7. \7s. 6d.
Lond. by R. Field, 1589.
Besides numerous manuscript illustrations, this copy has, in print, " Cer-
taine notes of instruction concerning the making of verse or rhyme in
English," being four leaves from a copy of George Gascoigne's Works.
5154. Another Copy, in green morocco, £6. 16s. 6d. ib. 1 589,
5155. Pindar's Odes, translated from the Greek by West, with the
addition of others by Lee, many of which have not hitherto
380 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
appeared in English, fine head, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£ 1.17s. • • • • Lond. 1810.
5156. Pratt's (S.J.) Cottage-Pictures; or the Poor, a Poem, wUh
engravings from the designs of Loutherbourg, calf extra,
cfl.ls.-..- ib. \S03.
5157. Sympathy, a Poem, 3s. • ib. lySI .
5158. Poems.— The Naval Triumph of Britannia, 1799>— More
Odes upon Odes, or a Peep at Peter Pindar, 17S7' — and
Margett's Horary Tables, in one volume, calf extra, l6s.
ib. 1787-99.
5159. Poems. — A Poem Congratulatory on the Birth of the Young
Prince, by D'Urfey, 1688.— The Wecsils, a Satyrical
Fable, 1691. On the Death of Lady Pryce, 1740.— The
Dunciad, 17^2, in one volume, neat, 15s. "ib. 1688-1742.
5160. Poems. — A Full and True Relation of the great and bloody
Fight, between three Pagan Knights, and a Christian Gyant,
1682. — Withers Redivivus, in a small New Year's Gift,
by T. P. 1689-— The Grand Birth of Man, by Matthew
Stevenson, 1686. — The Confusion of Babel, 1683, and
others, in one volume, half-bound, 15s. ib. l6S2-9.
5161. Pleasant (A) Comedie, called Wily Bcguilde, £l. Is.
ib. n. d.
5162. Poems. — Mrs. Ycarsley's Poems, three parts, 1785-7- — The
Mine, by J. Sargent, 1785. — Sonnets by Charlotte Smith,
J7S6. — Tales by Hannah More, 1786, &c. in one volume,
very neat, 15s.
5163. Poems and Songs, a Collection of, in MS. written about the
year 1620, half-bound, russia,£\. Is.
5164. Peek's (George) Old Wiues Tale. A pleasant conceited
Comedie, (last leaf wanting) £9. 9s.
Lond. by J. Danter, 1595.
5165. Pretie (A) new Enterlude both pithie and pleasaunt of the
Story of kyng Daryus, beinge taken out of the third and
fourth chapters of the thyrd booke of Esdras, — %\aik
JltXttt — £9- 9s. Lond. by T. Coln'cll, 1565.
5166. Paradise of Dainty Deuises, MS. transcribed from the edition
of 1596, with interesting illustrative matter, £4>. -is.
English Poetry, Plays , and Works on the Drama. — ito. 381
5167. Petowe's (Henry) Eliza's Funerall, a fewe Aprill drops,
showred on the Hearse of dead Eliza, MS. transcribed from
the book printed in 1603, £\. Is.
5168. Phoenix Nest, (The) Built up with the most rare and refined
vvorkes of Noble men; woorthy Knights, &c. Set foorth
by R. S. of the Inner Temple, MS. transcribed from the
rare book printed in 1593, c£4. 4s.
5169. Quin's (Walter) Memorie of the most worthie and renowned
Bernard Stuart. Lord D'Aubigni renewed. Whcreunto
are added Wishes presented to the Prince at his Creation,
calf extra, £7. 7s. ih. I6I9.
5170. Quarles's (Francis) Argalus and Parthenia, a Poem, 15*.
ib. 1647.
5171. Divine Fancies ; digested into Epigrammes,
Meditations, and Observations, very neat, £l.5s. ib. lo38.
5172. ■ Shepheard's Oracles : delivered in certain
Eglogues, half -bound, neat, £\. 5s, ib. l64o\
5173. > Feast for Wormes. Set iorth in a Poemc
of the Historic of Josias, half-bound, neat, Ji 1. Is. ib. 1620.
5174. Roister Doister, a Comedie, with Son.**,— SBfacfe %tttet —
(no title) £7. 7s. bona, about 1580.
5175. Rowland's (Samuel) Betraying of Christ. Judas in Despairc:
with Poems on the Passion, <£7- 17*. 6d.
Lond. by Adam It>lip y 1598.
5176. . Diogenes' Lanthorne. In Athens I seeke
for honest men, But I shall find them God knows when,
lie search the City, where if I can see One honest man, he
shall go with mee, curious wood cut on the title, elegant in
morocco, <£\ 2. 12s. Lond. lfj2S.
5\77> ■ Doctor Mi i -man; or Nothing but
Mirth, half-bound, morocco, c£l0. 10s. ib. 1609.
This is one of our earliest works of drollery.
5178. 1 Sacred Memorie of the Miracles wrought
by our Lord and Saviour lesus Christ, with several engrav-
ings on wood, calf extra, o£l0. 10*. ...... .... ib. 1 6 1 S .
5179. Night Raven, calf extra, £15. ib. 1634.
The contents of this singular work are of a satirical description j and are
arranged in the form of humorous stories or jests.
3 82 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5 150. Ripley's (George) Compound of Alchymy. Or the Ancient
hidden Art of Archeraie , conteining the right and perfect-
ed meanes to make the Philosophers' Stone, &c. set foorth
by Ralph Rabbard, Gentleman, £5. 5s.
Lond. byT. Orwin, 1501.
5151. Rivcrs's (LA.) Devout Rhapsodies, in which is treated, of
Excellencie of Divine Scriptures, Also, of God, his Attri-
butes, &c. &c. morocco, <£4>. 4s. Lond. 1648.
.51 S2. Rosse's (Alexander) Three Dccads of Divine Meditations,
whereof each one containeth three, 1. History, 2. An Alle-
gory, 3. Prayer. With a commendation of the priuate
Countrey Life, calf extra, £&. 8s.
Lond. n. d. but circa, 1630.
5183. Riddles of Heraclitus and Democritus, calf extra, .£21.
Lond. by Am. Hatfield, 1598.
It is by no means an improbable surmise, that this is the Book of Riddles
to which Shakespeare alludes in the Speech of Master Slender to his
Man Simple, in ' Merry Wives of Windsor,' Act. I. Scene I.
5184. Rowley's (William) New Wonder, a Woman never Vext, a
Comedy, £l.lls.6d. Lond. 1632.
5185. Match at Midnight, a Comedy, 185.
ib. 1633.
5186. Spenser's (Edmund) Faerie Queene, first edition, neat,
£8. Ss. Lond. by W. Ponsonby, 1590-6.
51 S7. with an exact collation
of the two original editions; to which are added a Life of
the author, and a Glossary, with engravings from the de-
signs of W. Kent, large paper, 3 vols, neat, £7. 7s.
Lond. 1751.
5188. Shepheard's Calender: contcyning twelve
iEglogues, proportionable to the twelve Moneths — 2Blacft
%ttttt — with wood engravings, £6. 6s.
Lond. by T. Creede, 1597-
51 89. . Another Copy of the same edition, wanting
title and last leaf, £3. los.Gd. ib. 1597-
The edition of 1597 is the last of the five quartos, and very uncommon.
539O. Shepheard's Calendar,— 2&IflCft %Mtt—
with wood engravings, £8. Ss.* • Lond. by T. East, 1581.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Mo. 383
5191. Spenser's (Edmund) Prothalamion, or a Spousall Verse. In
honour, of the double marriage of the two honourable and
vcrtuous Ladies, the Ladie Elizabeth, and the Ladie Katha-
rine Somerset, half-bound, morocco, £0. 6s.
Lond. by IV. Ponsonby, 1506'.
51p2. Colin Clouts come home againe ; Astro-
phel, and other Poems, half-bound, morocco, £6. 6s.
ib. 1595.
5193. Fowre Hymnes ; Daphnaida, an Ellegie
upon the death of Douglas Howard, daughter and heire of
Henry Lord Howard, &c. half-bound, morocco, £6. 6s.
ib. 1596.
5194. . Mother Hubbard's Tale, and other Poems,
in bad condition, 10s. 6d. ib.n.d.
.5195. Selimus, (the first part of the tragical raigne of) a Play,
£4>. 14s. 6d. Lond. by T. Creede, 1594.
No other part of this drama ever appeared.
5196. Shakspeare's (William) Works, edited by Sir Thomas Han-
mer, with plates, 6 vols, very neat in calf, £4. 4*.
Oxford, 177 1.
5107. _ . Whole Contention betweene the two
Famous Houses, Lancaster and Yorke, two parts, £6. 6s.
Lond. for T. P.
5198. The same Play, first part only, .£4. 4s.
ib.for T. P.
5199. Midsommer Nights Dreame,<£4. 14s.fr/.
* ib. by J. Roberts, 1600.
5200. Henry the Fift, £5. 10s.
ib.for T. P. 16*08.
5201. Taming of a Shrew, £6. 6s.
ib. by P. Short, 1594.
5202. — True and honorable history of Sir
John Old-castle, £3. 3s. ib.for T. P. lfJOO.
5203. Pleasant and excellent conceited
Comedy of the Merry Wiues of Windsor, .£3. 3s.
ib.for A. Johnson, I6I9.
5204, Excellent History of the Merchant
of Venice, £6, 6s. • ♦ • • • • ib, by J. Roberts, 1600.
384 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oiime, and Brown.
5205. Shakspcare's (William) Pericles, Prince of Tyre, £2. 2s.
Lond.for T. P. 1619-
5206*. Yorkshire Tragedie, £2. 2s. i^. 1619-
5207. School (The) of Slovenrie ; or Cato turned wrong side outward.
Translated out of Latine into English Verse to the use of
all English Christendome, except Court and Cittie, by R. F.
Gent, morocco, £21. Lond. by V.Simmes, 1605.
This rare work is a translation from the T.atin of Frederic Dcdekindus, of an
eccentric and humorous poem entitled Grobianus and Grobiana.
5208. Storer's (Thomas) Life and Death of Thomas Wolsey, Cardi-
nall diuided into three parts; his Aspiring, Triumph, and
Death, Kith some interesting matter in MS. illustrative of
the poem, half-bound, russia, £20.
Lond. by T. Dawson, 1599-
5209. Sorrowes Joy, or a Lamentation for our late deceased Sove-
raigne Elizabeth, with a triumph for the prosperous suc-
cession of our gratious King James, [being a series of
Poems by members of the University of Cambridge] fine
copy, £10. 10s. Cambridge, by I. Legat, l603*
5210. Suffolk's Tears: or Elegies on that Renowned Knight Sir
Nathaniel Barnardiston. A Gentleman eminent for Piety
to God, love to the Church, and fidelity to his Country;
and therefore highly honoured by them all, &c. &c. calf
extra, £10. 10s. Lond. 1653.
5211. Shoemaker's Holiday, or the Gentle Craft. With the
humorous life of Simon Eyre, shoemaker, and Lord
Maior of London— SMacfc %ttttl—£-±. I4>s.6d.
Lond. by Vol. Sims, 1600.
This play has been ascribed to Dr. Barton Holyday.
5212. Southwell's (Robert) Saint Peter's Complaynt. With other
Poems, first edition, Lond. by J. Roberts, 1595. —
Moenonia?, or certaine excellent Poems and Spirituall
Hymnes, Lond. by V. Sims, 1595. — The Triumphs over
Death, in Prose, Lond. by V. Sims, 1596, in one volume,
neat, <£l0. 10*.
5213. Saint Peter's Complaynt, with other
Poemes, morocco, £6. 6s, Lond. by I. Wolfe, 1595.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.— 4,to. 385
5214. Southwell's (Robert) Saint Peter's Complaint, with other
Poems, calf extra, (title damaged) £4,. 14s. 6d. Lond. 1599.
5215. Saint Peter's Complaint, with other
Poems, morocco, c£l3. 13s.
Edinburgh, by Pi. Waldegraxc, no date, but circa, 1600.
The Edinburgh edition is excessively rare; it contains the same as the
London of 1595 and lo99, except the omission of an epistle "The
Author to his loving cousin, - ' and the addition of a sonnet, " A sinfull
soule to Christ."
•521 6. Sacred (A) Poeme describing the Miraculous Life and Death
of the Glorious Convert S. Marie of iEgipt, who passed
fortie seauen ycarcs in the desarts leading a penitentiall life,
to the astonishment of all succeeding ages, calf extra,
£9- 9s. no 'place or date, but probably Douay, circa lf530.
5217. Saint Peter's Ten Teares. Ten Teares of St. Peter's supposedly
written upon his weeping sorrowes for denying his Maister
Christ, very neat, £6. 6s.* *Lond. by Gab. Simson, 1597.
5218. Another edition, calf 'extra, £0. 5s. Lond.for IF, Jones, 1602.
5219. Spared (The) Houres of a Soldier in his Travels, or the True
Marrowe of the French Tongue, with Godly Songs,
Sonets, &c. French and English, by John Wodroephe,
£3. 10s. Dort, 1623.
5220. Sylvester'* (Josuah) translation of Du Bartas his Deuine
Weekes and Workes, with frontispiece by Hole, 1 8s.
Lond. l6ll.
5221. Lachrymal Lachrymarum. Or the Spirit
of Teares, distilled for the on-tymely death of the incom-
parable Prince Panaretus, third edition, with additions,
and other Elegies, £3. \3s.6d. ib. 1612.
5222. Speed's (Samuel) Fragmenta Carceris ; or the King's Bench
Scuffle, with the Humors of the Common Side. The
King's Bench Letany, and the Legend of Duke Humphry,
curious cut on the title, half-bound, russia, £3, 3s.
ib. 1675.
5223. Soules (The) Pilgrimage to Heavenly Hierusalem. In three
severall Dayes journeyes. By three severall wayes; Pur-
gative, Illuminative, Unitive. Expressed in the Life and
SC
386 Lonoman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown..
Death of Saint Mary Magdalen, very neat, £7. 7s.
printed in the year e l6*50v
5224. Somervile's (W.) Hobbinol, or the Rural Games, 3s.
Lond. 1740,
5225. Silkewormes (The) and their Flics : Liuely described in verse r
by T. M. a Countrie Farmer, and an apprentice in Physicke.
For the great benefit and enriching of England, half-bound y
russia, £l 2. 12* Lond. by V. Sims, 1 500.
5226. Seneca the Philosopher, his Booke of Consolation to Marcia.
translated into an English Poem, £l. 10s. • • Lond. 1635.
5227- Sandys' (George) Paraphrase upon the Song of Solomon,
half-bound, extra, 9s. ib. 1642.
5228. Strange Newes from Campania, a Province in Italy ; being a
true Relation of one who slept at noon time of day, how
his spirit was transported into the Province of Campania
in Italy, by chance, near unto the Lake Avernus, also his
discourse with an old man of that Province, concerning
the present distempers in those parts, not unlike those in
England, who after his recovery out of an extasie (by
reason of the Cruelties, and bloud-sucking oppressions in
that Province) writ these ensuing lines, half bound, morocco,
£3. 3s. ....... Imprinted at Attalia, in the yeare 16*47.
5229. Southerner (Tho.) Fate of Capua, a Tragedy, 3s. Lond. 1700.
5230. Salomon's Pest-House or Towre Royall ; also London Looke-
backe, a poetical description of the Plague of 1625, .£1.4$.
ib. 1630.
5231. Scott's (Walt.) Lay of the Last Minstrel, first edition,
boards, £l. Is. • ib. 1805.
5232. Short (A) and Serious Narrative of London's Fatal Fire, with
its Diurnal and Nocturnal Progression, from Sunday,
Morning (being) the Second of September, Anno Mirabili
1666. Until Wednesday night following. A Poem. As
also London's Lamentation to her regardless Passengers,
half-bound, morocco, £2. 2*. • • • Lond. 1667.
5233. Shirley's (James) Changes, a Comedy, £1. ls.....*J. 1632.
5234. Hide Parke, a Comedy, 13* & 1637
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Mo. 387
5235. Shirley's (James) Triumph of Peace, a Masque, «£l. 5s.
Lond. 1633.
5236. Schoole of Complement, a Comedy, £\. 5s.
ib. 1631.
51237- ' Contention for Honour and Riches, a Masque,
£l.5s. ib. 1633.
5238. Traytor, a Tragedy, \6s- ib. 1635.
5239. Grateful Servant, a Comedy, 9s. **ib. 1630.
5240. Dukes Mistress, a Tragi-Comedy, 12*. 1638.
5241. Wittie Faire One, a Comedy, £\. Is.ib. 1633.
£242. — Opportunitie, a Comedy, 18s.»»»«z"6. n. d.
5243. Arcadia, a Pastoral, \6s. 6d ib. 1648.
5244. Maid's Revenge, a Tragedy, (vxints title)
5s ib. 1639.
5-245. Settle's (Elkanah) Empress of Morocco, with plates, which
represent the interior of the Duke's Theatre, half -bound,
neat, £l. Is. ib. 1673.
5246. ■ — — Female Prelate, a Tragedy, 7s.-*ib. 1680.
5247. Sir Gyles Goose-Cappe, Knight, a Comedy, £2. 2*.
Lond. by John Windet. 1606.
5248. Shadwell's (Thomas') Sullen Lovers, a Comedy, 4*. ib. 1670.
5249. Solimon and Perseda, a Tragedie, [supposed to be by Thomas
Kyd] a fac- simile reprint from the edition printed by
Bdward Allde, half-bound, extra, 1 8*.
5250. Tasso's Godfrey of Bullogne^ or^he Recoverie of Hierusalem.
An heroicall poeme translated into English by Richard
Carew. And now the first part containing five cantos,
imprinted in both Languages, very neat, £9. 9s.
Lond. by J. Windet, 1594.
5251. Tusser's (Thomas) Five hundreth pointes of good Husbandrie.
as well for the Champion or open countrie, as also for the
Woodland or Severall,— 2&lacfc %ZttZZ—£3. 13s. 6d.
Lond. by li. Denham, 1586.
5252. Another Copy, in russia, £5. ib. 1586.
5253. Another Copy, in morocco, £5. «... ib. 1586.
388 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5254. Tusser's (Thomas) Fiue hundreth pointes of good Husbandric,
as well lor the Champion or open countrie, as also for the
Woodland or Severall, — SMacft %ttttt — half-bound, mo-
rocco, £o. 3s. Lond. l6l0.
5255. Another Edition,— SBIacfc %ttttt—neat 1 £3. 6s. • 'ib. \63Q.
An edition net inserted by Dr. Mavor in his list of the various impressions
of Tusser, in the republication, edited by him, — under the impression
that no such edition existed.
5256. Another edition,— &lacfc 3tetter,-~<£l. 1*. & 16*72.
5257- The Three Ladies of London, (A Right Excellent Comedy
called) written by R. W. — &Iacfi fUttCC — ftWO leaves of
Sig. A. wanting) Lond. by J. Danter, 1592.
5258. Tom Tyler and his Wife, a passing merry enterlude, (no title)
10*. 6d. Lond. \66l.
5259. Taylor's (John, the Water Poet) Three weekes, three daies,and
three houres Observations and Travel from London to
Hamburgh in Germanie, half -bound, extra, £2. 2s. ib. l6\7-
6260. — Mad Fashions, Od Fashions,
or the Emblems of these Distracted Times, curious wood
cut on the title, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1642.
52 6 A . , Olde, Old, Very Olde Man :
or the Age and long Life of Thomas Par, the Sonne of
John Parr of Winnington in the Parish of Alberbury ; in
the County of Salopp, (or Shropshire) who was Borne in
the Raigne of King Edward the 4th, and is now living in
the Strand, being aged 152 years and odd Monthcs. His
manner of Life and Conversation in so long a Pilgrimage ;
his Marriages, and his bringing up to London about the
end of September last, with the rare portrait by Van Dalen,
calf extra, £4>. is. ib. 1 635.
5262. A Reply as true as Steele, to
a Rusty, Rayling, Ridiculous, Lying, Libell ; which was
lately written by an impudent unsodcr'd Ironmonger, and
called by the name of an Answer to a foolish Pamphlet enti-
tulcd," a Swarme of Sectaries and Schismatiques, curious
cut on the title ; — Aqua-Musai : or, Cacafogo, Cacada2fnon,
Captain George Wither wrung in the Withers. Being 4
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.— 4<to. 389
short lashing Satyre, wherein the Juggling Rebell is com-
pendiously finely Firked and Jerked, for his late railing
Pamphlet against the King and State, called Campo-Musae,
in one volume, half-bound, morocco, £5. 5s. Lond. 1641.
5263. Taylor's (John, the Water Poet) Pedlar and a Romish Priest in
a very hot Discourse, full of Mirth, Truth, Wit, Folly, and
Plain Dealing, £l. 10s. & l641.
5264. ' Great Britaine, all in Blacke.
For the incomparable loss of Henry, our late worthy
Prince, with a half length xvood cut of Prince Henry exer-
cising with the pike, £6. 6s. ib. 1612.
Annexed to this is a prose Tract, entitled " The Funerals of Prince
Henry." 1613.
5265. Praise of the Needle, the eight
first pages, 5s.
5266. — Nipping, or Snipping of Abuses
or the Wooll Gathering of Wit, (title MS.) £2. 2s. ib. 1614.
5267. Thameseidos, a Poem, deuided into three Bookes or Cantos,
by E. W. elegant in morocco, £7- 7*- • • •' ib- 1600.
5268. Two Elegies, consecrated to the never-dying Memorie of the
most worthily ad my red ; most hartily loved; and generally
bewayled Prince; Henry Prince of Wales, half-bound,
£3. 135. 6d. • ib. 1613.
5269. The Tears of the Isle of Wight, shed on the Toombe of their
most noble, valourous, and louing Captaine and Gouernour,
the right Honourable Henrie Earle of Northampton ; who
dyed in the Netherlands, at Bergen-up-Zone, &c. &c. half-
bound, morocco, £9- 9-s. ib. 1625,
5270. Tofte (Robert).— The Blazon of Jealousie. A subject not
written by any heretofore. First written in Italian, by that
learned Gentleman Benedetto Varchi, and translated into
English, with speciall Notes upon the same, bv H. Tofte,
half-bound, russia, £\Q. 10s. ib. 1615.
5271. Tyler's (Alexander) Memoirs of the Lives and Actions of
the most Invincible and Triumphant Prince, Ihon the
Great, third of that name, present King of Poland; and
other Poems, half-bound, neat, £2. 10s. Edinburgh, 1685.
300 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browk,
52/2. The Toast, an Heroick Poem in four Books, written originally
in Latin, by Frederick ScherTer ; now done into English,
and illustrated with Notes and Observations by Peregrine
O'Donald^/ze copy, calf-extra, £2. 2s. • • • • Lond. 1747.
5273. Tribe of Levi, a Poem, 3s. £^. 1691.
5274. Terence's Comedies, translated by Bernard, with the Latin
text, 15s. ib. Ifjil.
5275. Tomkins's Albumazar, a Comedy, (bad title) 12s. ••*"£. 1634.
Dryden considered this as the original of the Alcbymist, and charges Ben
Johnson, in very strong term*, with plagiarism.
5276. Tracts. — Essay on History, in three poetical Epistles, by
W. Hayley, 1781 — Essay on Painting, by W. Hayley,
1781 — Essay on Epic Poetry, by W. Hayley, 1782 — in
one vol. boards, 18s.
5277. Tracts.— Enquiry into the Patriarchal and Druidical Religion,
Temples, &c. by W. Cooke, 1755— Tablet of Cebes, in
Verse, from the Greek, 1759 — Epistle to a Lady, in Verse,
1753 — Immortality of the Soul from the Latin of Browne,
by Richard Grey, 1754 — Art of Preserving Health by
Armstrong, 1744 — Odes by Joseph Warton, 174r5 — and
others, in one vol. half bound, morocco, l6s. 6d.
5278. Urchard's (Sir Thomas) Epigrams, Divine and Moral 1, with
an excellent facsimile print, from the rare engraving by
Glover, being a full length portrait of the author, ,£8. 8s.
ib. 16*46.
5279. Virgil's thirteen Bukes of the Eneados, translatet out of
Latyne verses into Scottish Metir, by Maystcr Gawin
Douglas, Bishop of Dunkel,— 2$Iacfc fLettCC — (the title,
signatures B ii. B iii. in the Preface, and M ii. in the fourth
book, supplied by manuscript) £4>* 4s. ib. 1553.
5280. Virgil's Georgicks, otherwise called his Italian Husbandrie, diui-
ded into foure bookes. Grammaticallie translated into Eng-
lish meter, in so plaine and familiar sort, as a learner may
be taught thereby to his profit and contentment, by Abraham
Fleming, calf exlra } £3. 3s. (last leaf wanting).
Lond. by T, Orwin, 1589.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Uo. S91
5281. Virgil's Eneid, translated into Blank Verse, by Berresford,
(Author of the " Miseries of Human Life,") neat, 18*.
Lond. 1J 94>.
5282. Vennard's (Richard) Right Way to Heaven; and the true
testimonie of a faithfull and loyall subiect, with the title
and initial letters in colours, (the two inner leaves of Sig. E.
wanting) £6. 6s. ib. 1601 .
5283. Vertue Triumphant, or a Liuely Description of the Foure
Vertues Cardinal, (wants the last three leaves) half-bound,
neat, £3. 3s. ib. 1603.
5284. Vertumnus, a Latin Play, by Dr. Matthew Gwinne, £\. Is.
Lond. by N. Okes, 1607.
5285. Wither's (George) Opobalsamum Anglicanum ; an English
Balme, lately pressed out of a Shrub, and spread upon
these papers, for the cure of some Scabs, Gangreeves, and
Cancers, indangering the Body of this Common- Wealth,
&c. with other Tracts by the same author, £2. 12s» 6d.
Lond. 1646.
52S6. Warner's (William) Albion's England: a continued Historie
of the same Kingdome, from the originals of the first In-
habitants thereof. With varietie of inventive and historical!
intermixtures, £6. 6s. Lond. by the Widow Orwin, 1596.
This edition is so uncommon, that neither Ames or Herbert appear to have
seen it. — Steevens and Ritson were also ignorant of its existence. —
The present copy has some interesting matter relative to the author
and his writings in manuscript.
5287- Another edition of the same work, neat, £4. 4s. "ib. 1597.
5288. Ditto, with the addition of a thirteenth book, and a Continua-
tion, calf extra, £5. 5s.* • "Lond. by E. Bollifant, 1602.
5289- Warning (A) for Faire Women. Containing the most tragicall
and lamentable murther of Master George Sanders of
London Merchant, nigh Shooters' Hill, — SBIflCrj %ttttt —
£6. 6s.* • • • • »•» Lond. by V. Sims, 1 599.
5290. Another Copy, (wants title and ten first leaves) £l.]s. ib. 1599.
5291. Westmoreland (Earl of) Otia Sacra. Optima Fides. Deus
nobis base. Otia fecit, Virg.—jine copy, purple morocco,
joints, Sfc. £\6. l6s. Lond. by R. Cotes, 1648.
The following is an extract from the Bibliotheca Anglo Poetica. — To this
very rare and unpublished volume of sacred poetry by Mildmay Fane,
392 Longman, Hurst, IUes, Orme, and Brown*
Earl of Westmoreland, there is no regular title, — the Latin words and
imprint here given [as above] are placed in different parts of a frontis-
piece, engraved by Marshall, representing a column raised to Faith,
which pierces through the clouds into a stream of light. Opposite
the print are verses entitled " Columna Fidei," and others, " On the
Title Page." On pages 99, 101, and 105, are prints from engravings
on copper, which, as well as some others on wood, are emblematical.
At p. 125, a second part commences, having on the opposite page a
neat print by Marshall, which appears to represent the double hill of
Parnassus, from the centre of which issues a spring j on the left is a
lofty oak, and on a scroll at the top of the print is the motto, " Famu-
lentur prioribus," and at the bottom,
tutus in Umbra,
Silvestrem tenui Musam meditatus arena. Virg.
5292. Willymat's (William) Prince's Looking Glassc, or a Prince's
Direction very requisite and necessarie for a Christian
Prince to view and behold hiraselfe in, &c. &c. calf extra,
£8. 8s. Cambridge, 1603.
5293. Warren's (Arthur) Poore Man's Passions, and Pouertie's
Patience, morocco, o£l0. 10s. Lond. 1605.
5294. Warres of Cyrus King of Persia, played by the children of
her Maiesties Chappcll, £4. 14s. 6d.
Lond. by E. Allde, 1594.
5295. Whetstone's (George) Remembraunce of the wel improved
life, and godly end of George Gascoigne, MS. from an
unique printed copy, £l. lis. 6d.
5296. Willet's (Andrew) Sacred Emblems, in Latin and English,
calf extra, 9. 9s. Cambridge, circa 1598.
5297- West's (Richard) Court of Conscience, or Dick Whipper's
Sessions. With the order of his arraigning and punishing
of many notorious, dissembling, wicked and vitious liueri
in this age, c£l0. 10*. Lond. by G. Eld. 1007.
5298. Warton's (Thomas) History of English Poetry, 3 vols, neat,
£8. 8s. Lond. 1774-81.
5299. Fragment of
vol. 4, 88 pages, all that were printed, sezved, 7 s. 6d.
5300. W T harton's (Richard) Roncesvalles, a Poem, in twelve books,
fine frontispiece, elegant in red morocco, £2. 2s. ib. 1812.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Svo. 303
5301. Whyte's (Samuel; Shamrock ; or Hibernian Cresses. A Col-
lection of Poems, Songs, Epigrams, &c. Latin as well as
English, the original production of Ireland, very neat,
£l.ls. Dublin, 1772.
5302. Wilkins's (George) Miseries of Inforst Mariage, a Corned}',
IS*. Lond.1629.
5303. Another edition, 15*. ••• ib. 1638.
5304. Widow (The) a Comedy, by Ben Jonson, John Fletcher, and
Tho. Middleton, 9s. ib. 1652.
5305. Yates's (James, a Serving- man) Castell of Courtesie, wherc-
unto is adioyned the Holde of Humilitie ; with the Chariot
of Ciiastitie thereunto annexed. Also a Dialogue betweene
Age and Youth, and other matters herein conteined —
2BIacft %ttttt— £45.
London, imprinted by John Wolfe, 1582.
Tills unique copy of James Yates's metrical compositions, appears to have
been preserved from utter demolition by Mr. Thomas Martin, the
Suffolk Antiquary, whose notes occur at the close. It was next
possessed by Major Pearson, who put it in the present binding; after
the death of that Gentleman it graced the Library of Mr. Steevens,
who had so exalted an idea of its value, that he would not, on any
pretext, suffer it to be out of his own possession. — Something is evi-
dently wanting at the end, but all attempts at completion would be
fruitless.
OCTAVO.
5306. ARCHERIE Reviv'd; or the Bow-Man's Excellence. An
Heroick Poem, by Robert Shotterel, and Thomas D'Urfey,
£l.\s. Lond. 1676.
5307. Addison's (Joseph) Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose,
4 voh.fne set, £2. 2s. ib. 1765.
5308. Amaranth, (The) or Religious Poems ; consisting of Fables,
Visions, Emblems, &c, with plates engraved by Hibbart^
half'bound, neat, 12*. 6d. - • • ib. 1767.
3D
394 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown.
5309. Aikin's (John) Essays on Song Writing, with a Collection of
Songs, and some Originals, first edition, calf extra,
15s Load. n. d.
5310. Another edition, very neat, 12s. 6d. Warrington, 177^»
5311. Another edition, by R. H. Evans, boards, 8s. • • • -Lond. 1810.
5312. Arwaker's (Edmund) Truth in Fiction, or Morality in Mas-
querade; being Fables of iEsop and others in English
Verse, 8s. 6d. ib. 1?08.
5313. Ayres's (Philip) Lyric Poems, made in Imitation of the Italian,
of which many are translations, very neat in calf, \0s.6d.
ib. 1687.
5314. Apollonius Rhodius, translated by F. Fawkes, half-bound,
neat, 5s. ib. 1 780.
5315. iEschylus, translated by R. Potter, 2 vols, very neat, 12s. 67/.
ib, 1779.
5316. Butler's (Samuel; Hudibras, with Notes by Dr. Grey, and
prints from the designs of Hogarth, large paper, 2 vols.
in russia, £8. 18?. 6d • Cambridge, 1744.
5317- Hudibras, by Grey, with Hogarth's plates,
2 vols. neat,£\. 10s. Loud. 1 76U
5318. Hudibras, by Dr. Grey, 2 vols, and his
Genuine Remains, by Thyer, 2 vols, being 4 vols, in
calf, £3. 10s. Comb, and Lond. 1744-59.
5319. British Poets and Translations from the Classics, with Lives by
Dr. Anderson, 14 vols, half -bound, russia backs, uncut,
very neat, c£l2. 12s. Lond. 179J-J807.
5320. Another Set, 13 vols, half-bound, sheep backs, £8. 8s.
ib. 1795-1807.
5321. Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, with Notes by Theobald,
Seward, Sympson, &c. with many engravings, and an
extra set, from an earlier edition, 10 vols, calf extra,
£7. 7 s. • ib. 1778.
5322. ■ by Weber, 14 vols, calf
extra, X§:'§i. ib. 1812.
5323. Buckingham's (John Sheffield, Duke of) Works, 2 vols. neat y
9s. • '••?• ib. 1729.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Svo. 395
532-1. Buckingham's (John Sheffield, Duke of) Works, 2 vols, calf
extra, gilt leaves, £l. Is. Lond. 1753.
5325. Bancks's (John) Miscellaneous Works in Verse and Prose,
with humorous engravings from the designs of Hogarth,
&c. 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. Is ib. 1 739*
5320. Blondevi lie's (Thomas) Three Treatises, no lesse pleasaunte
than necessary for all men to reade : whereof the one is
called the Learned Prince, the other the Fruites of Foes,
the thyrde the Porte of Rest, — SMacfi Itettet — half. bound,
morocco, £\0. 10*. Lond. by W. Seres, 1561.
5327. Buds and Blossoms of Piety, with some Fruit of the Spirit
of Love, and Directions to the Divine Wisdom. By
B. A. In Verse, half-bound, neat, 18*. ib. 16*91.
5328. Blair's (Robert) Grave, first edition, green morocco,
10s. 6d. Edinburgh, 174,7.
5329. Bysshe's (Edward) Art of English Poetry, 5s. "Lond. 1708.
5330. Ditto, a very fine copy, in calf 10s. 6d. ib. 1705.
5331. Brand's (Hannah) Plays and Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves,
l2s. Norwich, 1798.
5332. Burgoy ne's (General) Dramatic and Poetical Works, large
paper, with plates, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. 5s.
Lond, 1808.
5333. Bulkeley's (J.) Last Day, a Poem, 4*. ib. 1720.
5334. Barber's (Mrs.) Poems on several Occasions, roan extra, gilt
leaves, 12s. 6d. ib. 1736.
5335. Battle of Floddon, in Verse, with Notes, &c. by R. Lambe,
and farther illustrations by Henry Weber, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 15s. * • • Edin. 1808.
5336. Ditto, large paper, calf extra, gilt
leaves, £l. 7*. • ib. 1808.
5337. Baker's (D. E.) Biographia Dramatica, 2 vols, boards, 7s. 6d.
Dublin, 1782.
5338. (Hen.) Medulla Poetarum Romanorum ; or Passages
of the Roman Poets, with translations into English Verse,
2 vols, boards, Ss. 6d. Lond. }J37.
'5339. ■-■ Another Set, 2 vols, very neat, 16s. fib. 1737.
396 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5340. Bchu's (Mrs. A.) Plays, one leaf wanting, 5s.. • »*Lond. 1702.
5341. Byron's (Lord) English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers, a
Satire, third edition, boards, £2. 2s. ib. 1810.
5342. Barbauld's (Mrs. Ann Lretitia) Poems, 7s. ib. 1792.
5343. Bennet's (John, a Shoemaker) Poems on Several Occasions,
calf extra, gilt leaves, 9s. Lond. 1774.
5344. Blackiock's (Thomas) Poems, with an Account of his Life
and Writings, by the Rev. Mr. Spence, neat, 6s.* *ib. 1756.
5345. Baron's (Robert) 'EPOTOIIAITNION or the Cyprian Academy,
half-bound, morocco, uncut, the fore-edges being unopened,
(with the rare portrait and frontispiece) £8. 8s.»*ib. 1647.
5346. Pocula Castalia, or the Author's Motto. For-
tunes Tennis Ball, Eliza, Poems, Epigrams, &c. with the
rare portrait of the author, morocco, £5. 5s.* • • *ib. 1650.
5347. Beloe's (Rev. W.) Poems and Translations, boards, 5s.
ib. 1788.
5348. Bayly's (Anselm) Alliance of Musick, Poetry and Oratory,
neat, 6s. ib. 1789-
5349. Banquet of Dainties ; for all such Gestes that loue moderatt
Dyate (title manuscript) — SBfocft %ttttt — in morocco,
£8. 8s. Lond. by T. Hacket, 1566.
5350. Bowdler's (MissJ Poems and Essays, 2 vols, neat, 8s. 6d.
Bath, 1786.
5351. Brome's (Alexander) Songs and other Poems, portrait by
Logan, 9s. • '• • • *Lond. 1668.
5352. Brathwayte's (Richard) Nature's Embassie: or the Wilde-
Man's Measures, Danced naked by twelve Satyres, with
sundry others continued in the next Section, £7. 7s.
ib. 1621.
5353. Behn's (Mrs.) Poems, with the Voyage to the Isle of Love,
g s , ib. 1684,
5354. Browne's (William) Britannia's Pastorals, Poems in two Books,
(title to the first book wanting) half-bound, neat t £l< 10*.
ib. 162*
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — Sro. 397
5355. Browne's (William) Shepherd's Pipe, half-bound, russia,
£6. 6s. Lond. l6<20.
George Wither claims a share with Browne in writing the contents of this
volume: It is so rare that Mr. Thomas Warton was at one time sup-
posed to possess the only remaining copy.
5356. Butlers Ghost, or Hudibras, the fourth part, by D'Urfey,
4s. 6d. ib. 1682.
5357. Bell's British Theatre and Cawthorn's Minor Theatre, large
paper, with proof impressions of the fine engravings,
(a Subscriber's Copy) 170 numbers, £31. 10s.
The subscription price was 5s. each number, being o£42. 10*.
5358. Bold's (Henry) Latine Songs, with their English, and Poems,
half-bound, extra, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1(585.
5359* Chaucer's (Geoffrey) Canterbury Tales, with an Essay on his
Language and Versification; an Introductory Discourse;
Notes and a Glossary, by T. Tyrwhitt, 5 vols, fine set ,
russia, gilt leaves, £6. 6s. ib. 1775-8.
5360. Another Set, 5 vols, half "-bound, uncut, £4>. 4s. •• ib. 1775-8.
5361. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, moderniz'd by several hands;
published by Ogle, 3 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £2. 2s.
Lond. 17^1.
5362. in the original, and modern al-
terations ; by Dr. T. Morrel, neat, 10s. 6d. • • ft*. 1737.
5363. Cowley's (Abraham) Mistresse, or several copies of Love
Verses, first EDiTioN,^/*e copy, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1647.
5364. Works, with many fine portraits and
miscellaneous prints, 2 vols. 12s. 6d. ib. 1707.
5365. Ditto, with the additional volume, 3
vols, neat, £l. Is. ib. 1707-8.
5366. Another Set, 3 vols. 16s. 6d. ib. 1707-8.
5367. - Select Works, by Bp. Hurd, 2 vols.
very neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1772.
5368. Coward's (Wil.) Licentia Poctica discuss'd, or the True Test
of Poetry, a Poem, 7s.6d. ib. I709.
5369. Clio and Euterpe, or British Harmony ; a Collection of Cele-
brated Songs and Cantatas, tvith the Music, and an appro-
398 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
priate design at the top of each page, all engraved on cop-
per plates, 2 vols, very neat in calf, £S. 3s. Lond. 1758.
5370. Catalogue of the Pictures, &c. in the Shakspeare Gallery,
with appropriate extracts, svperbly bound in morocco, joints,
S)C. 12s. ib. 1802.
5371. Cotton's (Nathaniel) Various Pieces in Verse and Prose, 2 vols.
very neat in calf, \0s. 6d. ib. 1791*
5372. (Charles) Poems on several Occasions, £2. 2s.
ib. 1689.
This volume of Poems is by the celebrated co-adjutor of Isaac Walton. Its
contents consist of Sonnets, Odes, Epigrams, and other miscellaneous
subjects both serious and comic.
5373. i — Wonders of the Peake, 7*. ib. l68l.
5374. Virgil Travestie, 4*. ib 166*5.
5375. Chatterton's (Thomas) Works, with Life by Gregory, 3 vols.
calf extra, £2. &- 1803.
5376. Another Set, 3 vols, boards, £l.ls.
ib. 1803.
5377. Miscellanies, Prose and Verse, neat, 6s.
ib. 1778.
5378. Cowper's (William) Poerrrs, 2 vols, neat, 12s. ib. 1788.
5379. Clark's (Richard) Words of the most Favourite Pieces, per-
formed at the Glee Club, &c. boards, 18s. ib. 1814.
5380. Considerations on the Stage, half-bound, 2s. 6d. . • • *ib. 1731.
5381. Carysfort's (the Earl of) Dramatic and Narrative Poems, 2
vols, morocco, £2. 2s. ib. 1 810.
5382. Crawford's (the Earl of) Poems on Various Subjects, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 12s. • • • ib. 1810.
5383. Clievclandi Vindicise; or Clieveland's Genuine Poems, Ora-
tions, Epistles, &c. os. ib. 16*77 '•
5384. Another Copy, with a portrait of Cleveland, 7s. . . ib. 1677-
5385. Ditto, with portrait, elegant in morocco, 14*. • • • . ib. 1677-
5386. Cleveland's (John) Works in Prose and Verse, with his Life,
and portrait, 12s. 6d. ib. 16*87.
33 S7. Caulfield's (J.) Manners of Paphos, or Triumph of Love,
calf extra, gilt leave* 7s • • • • Dublin, 1777 •
English Poetry, Plays, and Worls on the Drama.— too. 399
5388. Crashavv's (Richard) Steps to the Temple, the Delights of the
Muses, &c. 1670.— Michael Drayton's Battle of Agin-
court, Nymphidia, Moon-Calf, and other Poems, 1631,
in one volume, 18*.
5389. Cant's (James) enlarged edition of II. Adamson's Muses
Threnodie, or Mirthful Mournings on the Death of Mr.
Gall, with additional matter relative to the History of
Perth, neat, 10*. 6d. Perth, 177*.
5390. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, 1 45. ib. \ 77 4.
5391. Churchard's (Thomas) Worthincs of Wales, a Poem, in ritssia,
1 05. 67/. • Lond. 1 7 76,
5392. Carew's (Thomas) Poems and a Masque, very neat, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1670.
5393. CapelPs (Edward) Prolusions ; or select Pieces of Antient
Poetry, compil'd with great care from the several Originals,
and offcr'd to the Publick as Specimens of the Integrity that
should be found in the editions of worthy authors, elegant
in morocco, £2. 2s ib. 1760.
5394. Cooper's (Mrs. Eliz.) Muses Library, or a Scries of English
Poetry, neat, I85 • ib. 1741.
5395. Another Copy, without title, 105. 6d. ib. 1741.
5396*. Carr's (Rev. W. W.) Poems on various subjects, elegant in
morocco, 15s. ib. 1/91.
5397. Congreve's (William) Dramatic and Poetical Works, 3 vols.
elegantly bound, gilt leaves, <£2. 5s. ib. 1710.
5398. Calender's (John) Two Ancient Scottish Poems; the Gaber-
lunzie-Man, and Christ's Kirk on the Green, with Notes
and Observations, calf extra, gilt leaves, 15*.
Edinburgh, 17S2.
5399* Cartwright's (Wil.) Comedies, Tragi-Comedies, and other
Poems, with the genuine portrait, by Lombart, calf extra,
£\. 115.6V/. Lond. 1651.
5400. Ditto, a very fine copy, £2. 2s. ib. [651*
5401. Another Copy, no portrait, half -bound, 185. ib. 1651.
5402. Caledonia, a Poem in Honour of Scotland, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 7s. 6d. • . ib. 1748.
400 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
5403. Collection of Odes, Songs, and Epigrams, against the Whigs,
half-bound, neat, 5s. Loud. 1790.
5404. Collection of Poems, the Productions of Ireland, neat, 6s.
ib. 1773.
5405. Collier's (Jeremy) View of the Immorality and Profaneness
of the English Stage, 3s. ib. 1 698.
5406. Defence of ditto, 2s. ib. I699.
5407. Chudleigh's (Lady) Poems, 2s. 6d. ib. 1703.
5408. Chambcrlaine's (James) Sacred Poem, wherein the Birth,
Miracles, &c. of the Most Holy Jesus are Delineated, with
other Poems by the same author, frontispiece, £\. Is.
ib. l6SO.
5409. Collection of Poems, written upon several occasions by several
persons, 7s.6d. ib. 1 673.
5410. Dryden's (John) Works, illustrated with Notes and a Life
by Walter Scott, large paper, 18 vols, calf extra,
£\3. 135. ib. 1808.
5411. ■ Miscellaneous Works, with his Life, &c.
edited by Samuel Derrick, portrait and vignettes, 4 vols.
fine set, £3. 3s. ib. I76O.
5412. Dodsley's (Robert) Trifles, in Prose, and Verse, 2 vols, very
neat in calf, £\.4>s. ib. 1 777.
5413. Collection of Poems, by various authors, 6 vols.
185. ; ib.1755.
5414. Du Bos's Critical Reflections on Poetry, Painting, and Music,
translated by Nugent, 3 vols, fine set, in calf, £l.ls»
ib. 1748.
5415. Douce's (Francis) Illustrations of Shakspeare, and of Ancient
Manners : with Dissertations on the Clowns and Fools of
Shakspeare; on the Collection of Popular Tales entitled
Gesta Romanorum ; and on the English Morris Dance ; —
with many very curious engravings on wood and copper, 2
vols, boards, £l. 7s. ib. 1S07.
6416. Another Set, 2 vols, half-bound, neat, £\. \0s. . . • . ib. 1807.
5417. Duck's (Stephen, the Thresher) Poems, with portrait by Bick~
ham, calf extra, gilt leaves, 1 2s. • • • • ib. 1 736.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — &vo. 401
5418. Donne's (John) Poems, with Elegies on his Death, 7s. 6d.
Lond. 166Q.
5419. D'Urfcy's (Tom) Works, viz. Pills to Purge Melancholy,
6 vols. 1719. — A Pill to Purge State Melancholy, 1715.
— New Operas, with Comical Stories and Poems, 1721.
— Tales, Tragical and Comical, 1704. — Butler's Ghost,
1682. — Collin's Walk through London, 16*90. — and Satyrs,
Elegies, and Odes, I69O, being 12 vols, elegantly bound
in purple morocco, £l2. 12s. Lond. 1682 — 1721.
5420. • New Operas, with Comical Stories, Qs,
ib. 1721.
5421.' Another Copy, 7s. 2*6.1721.
5422. Dodd's (Dr. William) Poems, portrait, fine copy in calf,
£l.\s. Lond. by D. Leach, 1767.
The unfortunate author's own edition — not printed for general sale.
5423. D'Anvers's (Caleb) Collection of Poems, publish'd in the
Craftsman ; half -bound, russia, 6s. Lond. 1731.
5424. Dyer's (John) Poems, with portrait by Hall, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 9s. ib. 1 770.
5425. Douthwaite's (Thomas) Impartialist, or Universal Inspector,
in Poems, with plates, calf extra, gilt leaves, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1775.
5426. Dekker's (Thomas) Satiro-Mastix, or the Untrussing of the
Humorous Poet, reprinted edit, half-bound, neat, 7s,
5427. Davies's (Thomas) Life of David Garrick, 2 vols, calf extra,
gilt leaves, £l. Is. 2^. 1781.
5428. Dramatic Miscellanies, consisting of Ob-
servations on Shakspeare, Anecdotes, &c. h. b. neat, 3 vols.
15*. ib.1785.
5429. — Another Set, with extra portraits, 3 vols.
neat, £l. Is. ib. 1785.
5430. (John, of Hereford) Humours Heav'n on Earth;
with the Ciuile Warres of Death and Fortune, as also the
Triumph of Death : or, the Picture of the Plague, accord-
ing to the Life, as it was in anno domini 1603, elegant in
morocco, £\5. 15s. • ib. l609 #
3E
402 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5431. Davis's (Sir John) Nosce Tcipsium. Hymnes of A&traea in
Acrosticke Verse. Orchestra, or a Poeme of Dauncing,
calf extra, £5. 5s. Lond. 1622.
5432. on the Soul, a Poem, 2s. 6d. ... »ib. 16*97.
5433. Dante's Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, translated into
English Verse, by Boyd, 3 vols, very neat in calf,
£l. 10s. ib. 1802.
5434. ■ Ditto, large paper, 3 vols, calf extra,
gilt leaves, £2. l6s. ib, 1802.
5435. Drummond's (William) Poems, with portrait by Gay-wood,
and the two titles, calf extra, £5. 5s. ib. 1 656-9.
5436. Another Copy, interleaved with writing paper ; with two titles
and four portraits, viz. Gaywood 9 s ; a re-touched one of
ditto ; one. which was not known to Granger, and another by
Birch, illustrated by manuscript notes, in russia f £S. Ss.
ib. 1656-9.
5437* Another Copy, two last leaves wanting, and title damaged,
elegant in morocco, £2. 12s. 6d. » ♦ ib. 1659.
5438. Daniel's (Samuel) Certaine small Poems lately printed : with
the Tragedy of Philotas. Also a Panegyrike Congratula-
toire delivered to the King's Majestie at Burleigh Harring-
ton, with a Defence of Ryme, fine copy in morocco^
£\2. 12s. ib. 1603-5.
The Defence of Rhyme in this volume is the first edition, printed in 1603.
It has escaped the notice of Anthony a Wood, and the other Biogra-
phers of Daniel, who fix 1611 as the date of its first appearance.
5439. Pangyrike delivered to the King's most ex-
cellent Majestie at Burleigh Harrington. Also Certaine
Epistles, with a Defence of Ryme, neat, £5. 5s. ib. 1603.
This volume is enriched by manuscript remarks, criticisms, and extracts,
as well from Daniel's other productions, as from the tract by Thomas
Campion, to which Daniel's * Defence' was a reply. It also has a fins
drawing of Daniel done with the Pen.
5440. Drayton's (Michael) Poems, calf extra, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1605.
5441. Another Edition, engraved frontispiece, £l. Is. • • • • ib. n. d.
5442. Another Edition, £\.5s. ib.\6l0.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 8 to. 403
5143. Drayton's (Michael) Works, with frontispiece, 4 vols, calf
extra, marbled leaves, £3. 3s. • Lond. 1753.
5444. Another Set, 4 vols, neat, £2. 10s.
ib. 1753.
5445. Diverting Jumble ; or they shall be saved. Being a Collec-
tion of Pamphlets, which have been heretofore published,
and though well received by the Public might have pe-
rished, had they not been carefully preserved and collected
together, 2 vols, neat, h. b. £\. Is. ib, 1747.
5146. Denham's (Sir John) Poems and Translations, 3*. • *ib. 1/03.
5447. De Foe's (Dan.) Jure Divino, a Satyr, 4s. ib. 1706*
5448. Ellwood's (Thomas) Davideis, the Life of David, King of Israel,
a Sacred Poem, £l. Is. • ib. 1 763.
5419. Elogium Famae Inscrviens Jacci Etonensis, sive Gigantis ; or
the Praises of Jack of Eton, commonly called Jack the
Giant, collected into Latin and English Metre, after the
Manner of Sternhold, Hopkins, and John Burton, half-
bound, morocco, 12s. Oxford, ] 750.
5450. Etherege's (Sir George) Plays and Poems, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 14*. Lond. 1704.
5451. Epigrams translated into English Verse, from the Original
Greek, selected from the compilation of R. P. Brunck,
calf extra, 9s. ib. 1789,
5452. Electra of Sophocles ; presented to her Highnesse the Lady
Elizabeth ; with an Epilogue shewing the Parallell in two
Poems, the Return and the Restauration, by C. W. in ma*
rocco, with joints, £3.\3s. 6d. at the Hague, 1649.
5453. Ellis's (George) Specimens of the Early English Poets, and
Metrical Romances, 6 vols, boards, £2. 17s.
Lond. 1803-5.
5454. Another Set, 6 vols, calf extra, £3. ISs. ib. 1803-5.
5455. Ellis's Specimens of the English Poets, 3 vols, very neat in
calf,£l.Us.6d. ib. 1801.
5456. Ditto, fourth edition, 3 vols, russia, curiously bound in the
antique manner, £3. 3s. ..;••••#••••• 2^. 1811.
404 Longman, Huiist, Rees, Orme, and Brown*
5457. Fontaine's Tales and Nov'els, translated by several hands,
plates, (all published) half -hound, neat, 10s. 6d.
Lond. 1736,
5458. Fabliaux or Tales, abridged from French Manuscripts of the
12th and 13th Centuries by M. Le Grand, selected and
translated into English Verse, with Notes, &c. by G. L.
Way, 2 vols, in 1, very neat in calf, £3 ib. 1796.
5459. Another Copy, 2 vols, in 1, superbly bound in blue morocco,
£3. 135.6V. ib. 1796.
5460. Faerno's (Gabriel) Fables in English and French Verse, with
100 copper-plates, calf extra, 14s. 6d. ib. 1741.
5461. Another Copy, neat, Qs. ib. 1741.
5462. Fawkes's (Francis) Original Poems and Translations, 1761. —
Poems on several occasions, by Henry Jones, 1749, in one
volume, half -bound, \2s. ib. 1749-61 .
5463. Flatman's (Thomas) Poems and Songs, portrait by White, in
russia, 15s. ib. 1674.
5464. Flecknoe's (Richard) Sir William D'Avenant's Voyage -to the
other World ; with his Adventures in the Poets' Elizium,
a Poetical Fiction, calf extra, £3. 13s. 6</.« • • 'ib. 1668.
5465. Epigrams of all Sorts, calf extra, £\.7s.
ib. 1669.
5466. Fleming's (Robert) Myrrour of Divine Love unvail'd, in a
Poetical Paraphrase of the Song of Solomon. With other
Poems, Sacred and Moral, calf extra, 10s. 6d. • -ib. 1691.
5467. Farrago, a Miscellaneous Collection of Verse and Prose, by
Pilgrim Plowden, h. b. morocco, vncut, £l. ls.» • • 'ib. 1733.
5468. Another Copy, in blue morocco, £\. 5s. > ib. 1733.
5469. Gilbert's (Thomas) Poems on several occasions, calf extra,
gilt leaves, 12s. ib. 1747.
5470. Griffith's (Mrs.) Morality of Shakspeare's Drama Illustrated,
fine portrait, neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1775.
5471. Another Copy, no portrait, 6s ib. 1775.
5472. Gay's (John*) Fables, with numerous engravings, 2 vols, calf
extra, £l. Is. ib. 1737.
5473. Gray's (Thomas) Poems, with Memoirs of his Life and
Writings, by Mason, 4 vols, very neat,£l. 16s. York, 177
EngUsk Poetry , Plays, and JVorJcs on the Drama. — Stto. 405
5474. German Theatre, a Series of Plays from the German, by
Benj. Thompson, with fine plates, large paper, 6 vols.
calf extra, £3. 10s. Lond. 1801.
5475. Gould's (Robert) Poems, chiefly consisting of Satyrs and
Satyrical Epistles, calf extra, 1 5s. ib. 1689.
5±76. Grantham's (Sir Thomas) Prisoner against the Prelate ; or a
Dialogue between the Common Gaol and Cathedral of
Lincoln, very neat, £2. 12s. 6d.
no place, or date, but circa 1650.
5477. Another Copy, with the rare wood-cut frontispiece, £3. 13s. 6d.
ib. 1650.
5478. Goff's (Thomas) Three Excellent Tragedies, viz. the Raging
Turk, the Courageous Turk, and Orestes, 18s. • *ib. 1656.
54,79- Genlis' (Countess de) Theatre of Education, 4 vols, neat,
£l.Ss. Lond. 1781.
5480. Grotius (Hugo) his Sophompaneas, or Joseph, a Tragedy.
With Annotations by Francis Goldsmith, portrait by Cross,
very neat, £4. 4s. ib. 1652.
5481. Garth's (William) Dispensary, a Poem, with many of the
blanks filed up in MS. very neat, 7 s. ib. 1703.
5482. Goldsmith's (Oliver) Poems and Life, finely printed, with
plates, red morocco, 18s. 6d. ib. 1800.
5483. Horace (Odes of) translated by Sir T. Hawkins, frontispiece^
h. b. neat, l6s ib. 1631.
5484. Horace in English Verse, with Notes, by Francis, accompanied
by the original text, 4 vols, very neat in calf, £l. 15s.
ib. 1753.
5485. Another Set, 4 vols, very neat, £l.4s. ib. 1753.
5486. Another Set, 4 vols, very neat, £l.4s. Dublin, 1756.
5487* Horace's Satires, Epistles, and Art of Poetry, English and
Latin, by Dunster, 4s. Lond. 1729.
5488. Another Copy, in old morocco, 6s. ib. I709.
5489. Horace, rendred into English Verse, chiefly by Alexander
Brome, with portrait of Horace, by Dunstall, very neat
in calf 12s • , . , . #. 1666.
406 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5490. Horace, rend red into English Verse, chiefly by Alexander
Brome, with portrait of Horace, and one of Brome by
Logan, calf extra, gilt leaves, lGs. Lond. 1666.
5491. Another edition, with a portrait of Horace, neat, 9s. ib. 1680.
5492. Horace, selected Parts of, concluding with a piece out of
Ausonius, and another out of Virgil, Latin and English,
7s. 6d. • ib. 1652.
5493. Another Copy, very neat, in calf, 10s. 6d. ib. 1652.
5494. Horace with an English Commentary, and Notes by Bishop
Hurt}, 3 vols, neat, 14-s. 6<7. ib. 1766.
54-95. Another edition, in 2 vols, neat, Qs. Camb. 1757.
54-96. Horace's Odes and Epodes, translated by T. Hare, 3s. 6d.
Land. 1737.
5497. Hurdis's (James) Village Curate, a Poem, elegant, 6s.
BishopstonCy 1797'
5498. Husbands' (J.) Miscellany of Poems, by several Hands, calf
extra, gilt leaves, ISs. Oxford, 1731.
5499. Hill's (Aaron) Works, consisting of Letters, Poems, and the
Art of Acting, 4 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, c£l. lls.6d.
Lond. 17o4.
5500. Harte's (Walter) Poems on several Occasions, roan extra, gilt
leaves, 12s. ib. 1727.
5501. Honey-Suckle; consisting of Original Poems, Epigrams,
Songs, Tales, kc. 10s.6d. ib. 1734.
5502. Herbert's (William) Translations from the German, Danish,
Icelandic, &c. and Miscellaneous Poetry, 2 vols, calf extra,
ISs. ib. 1S04.
5503. Hinchliffe's (W.) Poems, Amorous, Moral and Divine, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. ib. 171 S.
5504. Hogg's (James, the Ettrick Shepherd) Poems, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 10s. 6d. < #. 1 §07.
5505. Hunter's (John) Poems,, with fine engravings, elegant in
morocco, 18*. Lond. 1805.
5506. (Mrs. John) Poems, calf extra f gilt leaves, 9s. 6d.
ib. 1802.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 8vo. 407
5507- Hull's (Thomas) Moral Talcs in Verse, 2 vols, in 1, very neat,
7s. Lond. 1797.
5508. Howard's (Sir Robert) Poems, with illustrative manuscript,
1 6s. 6d. Lond. l66'0.
5509. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, 18s. ib. 1660.
j510. Howard's (Edward) British Princes, an Heroick Poem, very
neat in calf, \2s. ib. 1669.
Vt.ll. I Ierrick's (Robert) Hesperidcs ; or Works both Humane and
Divine, with a facsimile engraving of the portrait,
c£4. Us. 6d. ib. 1648.
5512. Select Poems, edited by Dr. Nott, calf
extra, 12s. Bristol, n. d.
>513. Halifax's (Charles, Earl of) Works and Life, neat, 7s.
Lond. 1715.
5514. Huddesford's (George) Wiccamical Chaplet, a Selection of
Original Poetry, in morocco, 12s. ib. 1804.
5515. Higgons's (Thomas) translation of a Prospective of the Naval
Triumph of the Venetians over the Turk. To Signor Pietro
Liberi, that Renouned, and Famous fainter. By Gio :
Francesco Busenello, very neat in calf, £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1658.
5516. Hogan-Moganides ; or the Dutch Hudibras, a Poem, calf
extra, £)s. ib. 1674.
5517. Hayley's (William) Poems, Plays, and Essay on Old Maids,
9 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £3. 3s." -"ib. 1788-93.
5518. Harrington's (Sir John) Englishman's Doctor, or the Schoole
of Salerne, or, Physicall Observations for the perfect pre-
serving of the Bodie of Man in continuall Health. Where-
unto is adioyned Precepts for the Preservation of Health,
translated from Henricus Ronsovius, into Verse, calf extra,
£9. 9s. ib. 1624.
5519. Heath's (B.) Revisal of Shakspcare's Text, 6s. ib. 1760.
5520. Irish Hudibras, or Fingallian Prince, taken from the sixth
book of Virgil's vEneid, and adapted to the present times,
10*. 6(1 ib. l6$9.
408 Longman-, Hurst, ReEs, Orme, and Brown.
5521. Ireland's (W. H.) Rhapsodies, with portrait, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 9s. Lond. 1803.
5522. Another Copy, elegant in morocco, 12s. ib. J 803.
5523. James's (Capt. Charles) Poems, with plates, large paper,
neat , gilt leaves, 15s. ib. 1792.
5524. James the First, King of Scotland, (Poetical Remains of)
calf extra, 12s. Edinburgh, 1783.
5525. Another Copy, neat, Ss.6d. ib. 1 783.
5526. Jenyns's (Soame) Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse and Prose,
fine copy, in russia, 1 5s. Lond. 1770.
5527. Jago's (Richard) Poems and Life, calf extra, gilt leaves, 12*.
ib. 1784.
5528. Jamieson's (Robert) Popular Ballads and Songs, from Tradition,
Manuscripts, and scarce Editions, &c. 2 vols, purple
morocco, £l.Ss. Edinburgh, 1S06\
5529. Jones's (Sir William) Poems, consisting chiefly of Translations
from the Asiatick Languages, with two Essays, in russia,
12s. 6d Lond. 1777-
5530. Jacob's (Hildebrand) Works, containing Poems; and Fatal
Constancy, a Tragedy, 7s. 6d.» ib.1735.
5531. (Giles) Lives and Characters of the English Poets,
(no portraits) 2 vols, in 1, half-bound, uncut, 5s.
ib. 1723.
5532. Jonson's (Ben) Works, with plates, 6 vols, very neat, £3. 3s.
ib. 1716.
5533. Juvenal and Persius, Lat. and Eng. by Madan, 2 vols, boards,
16s. it. 1789-
5534. Juvenal, translated by Sir Robert Stapylton, fine portrait by
Marshall, and frontispiece including a head of Juvenal, by
Rawlins, russia, gilt leaves, 14s. ib. 1647.
5535. Another Copy, with Persius by Holiday, calf extra, l6s.
ib. 1635.
5536. King's (Dr. W.) Art of Cookery, in imitation of Horace's
Art of Poetry, with the original, calf extra , 8s. • >t&. ». d.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 800. 409
5537- Kemble's (Stephen) Odes, Lyrical Ballads, and Poems on
Various Occasions, large paper, fine portrait, calf
extra, gilt leaves, £l. 5s. Edin. 1 8O9.
5538. Kenrick's (William) Poems ; Ludicrous, Satyrical, and Moral,
neat, 9* ' Lond, 1768.
5539. Kennedy's (John) Historie of Calanthrop and Lucilla. Con-
spicuously demonstrating ihe various mutabilities of For-
tune, half-bound, russia, £2. 2s Edinburgh, 1626.
This copy is not perfect; six leaves in Sig. G. and two in Sig. H. are
wanting, and the title is neatly supplied by one in manuscript.
5540. Killigrew's (Sir William) Mid-night and Daily Thoughts. In
Prose and Verse, £2. 12s. 6d. • Lond. 16*94.
5541. Lindsay's (Sir David) Poetical Works, Life, &c. by G.
Chalmers, 3 vols, calf extra, £2. 2s. ib. 1S06.
5542. Lewes's (John Lee) Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, 10s. 6d.
Liverpool, 1811.
5543. Lillo's (George) Dramatic Works, 10s. 6d.- ••'Lond. 1740.
5544. Lloyd's (Robert) Poetical Works, 2 vols, very neat, 8s. 6d.
ib. 1774.
5545. Literary Museum, or a Selection of scarce Old Poetical
Tracts, by Waldron, half-bound, neat, 7s. 6d.»*ib. 1792.
5546. Lucretius of the Nature of Things, translated by Thomas
Creech, and illustrated by numerous Notes, 2 vols, fine
set, in calf, £l. 6s. • ••.... . «j£. 1714.
5547. Legend of Mary, Queen of Scots, and other Ancient Poems,
now first published from MSS. of the sixteenth century,
•with portrait, calf extra, gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. Lond, 1810.
5548. Luck's (R.) Miscellany of New Poems, with Hero and
Leander from the Greek of Musaeus, and Latin Poems,
caff extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1736.
5519* Langbaine's (Gerard) Account of the English Dramatick
Poets, \0s. 6d.'*" Oxford, 1691.
5550. Another Copy, 8*. with the reprinted title of,
Lond. 1751.
5551. Lachrymae Musarum, the Tears of the Muses; exprest in
Elegies, written by persons of Nobility and Worth, upon
3 F
410 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown*
the death of Henry, Lord Hastings. Collected and set
forth by R. B. (Richard Brome) calf extra, £4. 4s.
Loud. 1650.
5552. Another Copy, with the folio leaf, which contains a Latin
Epitaph, by Philip Kindar, morocco, elegant, £5. ib. 1650.
5553. Manners's (Lady) Poems, finely printed, with portrait,
imperial octavo, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. 6s.
ib. 1793.
5554,- Malone's (Edmond) Inquiry into the Authenticity of the
Papers attributed to Shakspeare, boards, 7s. 6d.» *ib. 1796.
5555. Maurice's (Rev. Thomas) Select Poems, very neat in calf,
12s. ib. 1803.
5556. Mathias's (T. J.) Runic Odes from the Norse Tongue, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 15 s. ib. 1 790.
5557. Maine's (Jaspar) Amorous War, a Tragi-Comcdy, and City
Match, a Comedy, elegant, £l. 5s. Oxford, 1659-
5558. Masters's (Mary) Poems on several Occasions, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 12s. ' Lond. 1 733.
5559. Milton's (John) Poems, English, Latin, and Italian, with Trans*
lations ; also Notes, Sec. by Thomas Warton, very neat in
calf, 12s. ib. 1791.
5560. Miscellany Poems, by the most eminent hands, 3s. ib. 1684.
5561. Milton's (John) Poems, and Tractate of Education, portrait 1 by
Bolle, 15s. « •••*'o. 1673.
5562. Another Copy, very neat, (no portrait) 12s. •• "ib. 1673.
The edition from which Warton republished Milton's Juvenile Poems.
5563. Comus, with Notes, &c. by H. J. Todd, half-
bound, moroccot 5 s. 6d. Canterbury, 1798.
5564. Mason's (William) Poems, 6s. • Lond. 1764.
5565. Another edition, 5s. • York, 1 779.
5566. Musical Miscellany; being a Collection of Choice Songs, and
Lyric Poems, with the Music to each, 6 vols. £2. 2s.
Lond. 172£-31.
5567. Another Set, 6 vols, in 3, £1. 11 *. 6d ib. 1729-31.
5568. Another Set, 6 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £3. 10s.
< ib. 1729-31.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.-~-8vo. 411
5569. Murphy's (Arthur) Grecian Daughter, a Tragedy, half-bound,
■neat, 3s. Lond. 1772.
5570. All in the Wrong, a Comedy, half-bound,
neat, 3s. • ib. 1787.
5571. Arminius, a Tragedy, half -bound, neat, 3s.
ib. 1798.
5572. ' Apprentice, a Farce, half bound, neat,
2s. 6d. ib.\756.
5573. Citizen, a Farce, half-bound, neat, 2s. 6d.
ib. 1786.
5574. Old Maid, a Farce, half-bound, neat,
2s. Gd. ib. 1761.
55J5. Morell's (Thomas) Poems on Divine Subjects, original and
translated from the Latin of Hieron. Vida, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 12s. 6d. ib. 1732.
5576. Martial (Select Epigrams of) translated and imitated by
W. Hay, 5s. ib. 1755.
5o77> Middleton's (Thomas) Tragi-Coomodie, called the Witch,
C Isaac Reed's reprinted edition) 7s.Gd. ib. 1778.
5578. Musae Seatonianse. A Complete Collection of the Cambridge
Prize Poems, neat, 5s. ib. 1772.
5579. Muses Mirrour, a Collection of Poems, by various Authors,
2 vols, neat, 12s. ib. 1783.
5580. Muses (The) Farewell to Popery and Slavery, or a Collection
of Miscellany Poems, Satyrs, Songs, &c. half-bound, neat,
9s. 6d. i .ib. 1689.
5581. Another edition, enlarged, neat in calf 12s. Gd, • • • »ib. 1690.
5582. More's (Henry) Philosophical Poems, 18s.- .Cambridge, 1647.
5583. Another Copy, calf extra, £l. 1 Is. 6d. ib. 1647.
5584. Moore's (Edward) Fables for the Female Sex, plates, calf
extra, 10s. 6d. Lond. 176l.
5585. Metellus his Dialogues. The first part, containing a relation
of a Journey to Tunbridge Wells ; also a Description of
the Wells and Place. With the fourth book of Virgil's
^Enejd in Englih, 16s. ib. 1693.
412 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5586. Mirrour of New Reformation, wherein Reformers, by their
owne acknowledgement, are represented ad vivum. The
beauty also of their handy-worke is displayed, half-bound,
.£4. 45. Paris, by John Cousturier, 1634.
5587. Martial his Epigrams translated, with sundry Poems and
Fancies, by R. Fletcher, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. Is.
Lond. 1656.
5588. Monteith's (Robert) Theater of Mortality, or the Funeral
Inscriptions over Scotland, two parts, very neat, £2. 2*.
Edmburgh, 1704-13.
5589. The same work, second part, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. 5s.
ib. 1713.
5590. Mysteries of Love and Eloquence, or the Arts of Wooing
and Complementing, with Poems, pleasant Songs, Riddles,
Jests, Questions and Answers, &c. &c. very neat, £l. 18*.
Lond. 1685.
5591. Oppian's Halieutricks of the Nature of Fishes and Fishing of
the Ancients, translated from the Greek by John Jones,
7s.6d. Oxford, 1722.
5592. Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Poems, by various Authors,
with frontispiece, neat, 7s. 6d. • Lond. n. d*
5593. Ogilvie's (Dr. John) Poems on several Subjects, 2 vols, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 18s » • • • ib. 1 769*
5594. Another Set, 2 vols, sewed, 6s. ib. 176*9.
5595. Orpheus Caledonius ; or a Collection of Scots Songs. Set to
Musick by W. Thomson, 2 vols, calf extra, £l. 10s.
ib. 1733.
5596. Oldham's (John) Works, with a fine portrait by Scheneker,
and another by Vander Gucht, very neat in calf, 12*.
it. 1710.
5597. Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative, with some of Modern
date ; reprinted from rare copies, with Notes, 4 vols, very
neat, £l.§s. Lond. for T. Evans, 1777-S4-
5598. Oldmixon's (John) Poems on several Occasions, written in
imitation of the manner of Anacreon, with other Poems,
Letters and Translations, 10$. 6d. ... • • Lond. 1696.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.— Svo. 413
5599. Orrery's (Earl oO Plays, 2 vols, (titles to both wanting) Ss.
5600. Ovid's Fasti, in English Verse, with Notes, by W. Massey,
neat, 6s. Lond. 1757.
5601. Poems on several choice and various subjects, occasionally
composed by an Eminent Author. Collected and Pub-
lished by Sergeant Major P. F. £2. 10s. ib. 1663.
This rare volume consists of the Poems of that multifarious writer,
James Howell, edited by Payne Fisher. — In 1664 a title was pre-
fixed having the author's name in full — see a copious account of a
copy in " Biblioilieca Anglo-Poetka." p. 167.
5602. Pinkerton's (John) Select Scotish Ballads, 2 vols. 18*.
ib. 1783.
5603. Pope's (Alexander) Poetical Works, and translations of the
Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, DuRoveray's superb editions,
imperial paper, with brilliant impressions of the nu-
merous jine engravings, 18 vols, in 9> green morocco, with
insides splendidly worked in gold, .£45. ib. 1804-6.
5604. Works, with notes and illustrations, by
Dr. Joseph Warton, 9 vols, boards, £3. 13s. 6d...ib. 1797.
5605. by Warburton, 9 vols, neat,
£3. 3s. ib. 1751.
5606. 9 vols, neat, £2. 10*. ib. 1753.
5607. Petrarch Translated ; in a Selection of his Sonnets and Odes,
with Notes and the Original Italian, portrait, very neat in
calf, 9s. ib. 1808.
5608. Plautus's Comedies translated into Blank Verse, by Bonnell
Thornton, 5 vols, very neat in calf, £2. 2s. • • • • ib. 1769.
5609. Persius, translated by Holyday, half-bound, extra, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1635.
5610. Plays.— Matilda, a Tragedy, by Franklin, 1775.— Percy, a
Tragedy, by Hannah More, 1784.— Count of Narbonne,
by Jephson, 1787- — Widow of Malabar, by Mrs. Starke,
1791.— West Indian, by Cumberland, 1771.— Belles'
Stratagem, by Mrs. Cowley, 1787, and others, 2 vols, half-
bound, neat, 8s.
5611. Plays.— School for Wives, by Kelly, 1774.— Matilda, by
Franklin, 1775.— The Fathers, by Fielding, 1778,— Road
414 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
to Ruin, by Holcroft, 1792. — Every one has his Fault, by
Mrs. Inchbald, 1792. — Fontainville Forest, by Boaden,
1794, and others, in one volume, half-bound, neat, 7 s.
5612. Plays. — Dramatist, 1793. — Notoriety, 1793. — How to grow
Rich, 1793.— and the Rage, 1795, all by Reynolds, with
his portrait, in one volume, half-bound, neat, 5s. 6d.
5613. Plays. — The Robbers, from the German of Schiller, frontis-
piece, 1797. — and Fiesco, from the German of Schiller,
1798, in one volume, half-bound, very neat, 5s.
5614. Plays. — Count Benyowsky, 1798. — Spaniards in Peru, 1799-
— and the Natural Son, 1799> all from the German of
Kotzebue, in one volume, half-bound, very neat, 4*.
5615. Plays.— School for Scandal, (not Sheridan's) 1779. — Sir
Thomas More, a Tragedy, by Hurdis, 1792. — The Jew,
by Cumberland, 1794, and others, in one volume, half-
bound, very neat, 5s.
5616. Plays. — Iron Chest, a Play, by Colman, first edition, with
the Original Preface, 1 796.— Inkle and Yarico, an Opera,
by Colman, 1792. — Mountaineers, a Play, by Colman,
1795.— and the Man of Ten Thousand, a Comedy, by
Holcroft, I796, in one volume, neat in calf, £\. \0s.
5617. Plays, viz. The Humours of Oxford, 1730.— Way to Keep
Him, 176l. — Clandestine Marriage, 1766, and 5 others,
in one volume, 4$. Lo?id. 1 730-66.
5618. Plays. — Battle of Hexham, 1808. — Surrendtr of Calais,
1808. — Heir at Law, 1808. — and the Iron Chest, 1808,
all by G. Colman, Jun. in one volume, half-bound, neat, 8s.
5619. Pattison's (William) Poetical Works, calf extra, gilt leaves,
12s. 6d. Lond. 1728.
5620. ParnelFs (Dr. Thomas) Poems, with fine portrait, calf extra,.
gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. ib. 174,7.
5621. Prior's (Matthew) Miscellaneous Works, 2 vols, neat, 12s.
ib. 1740.
5622. Pilkington's (Matthew) Poems on several Occasions, frontis-
piece, roan extra, gilt leaves, 12s. ■• • • ib. 1731.
5623. Pack's (Rich.) Miscellanies, Prose and Verse, 2*. 6d. ib. 1719.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama, — Svo. 415
5624. Philips's (John) Poems and Life, portrait by Vander Gucht,
3*. Lond. 1720.
5625. Cyder, a Poem, 2*. ib.\ 708.
5626. Pearch s (G.) Collection of Poems by several hands, (Sig. L.
Vol. III. wanting) 4 vols. 10*. 6d. ib. 1770.
5627* Poems written chiefly at Cambridge, together with a Latin
Oration upon the History and Genius of the Roman Laws,
with a comparison of the Laws of England, large paper,
fine copy, 12*. 6d. Camb. I76O.
5628. Poems. — Dispensary by Garth, 1709.— True Born English-
man, by De Foe, I7O8. — Charms of Liberty, 1709. —
History of Insipids, 1709, with many other Poetical
Pamphlets, published at the same period, in one vol. 15*.
5629. Poems in MS. — Cynthia, and Sonnets, by R. Barneneld,
1595. — Fidessa, more chaste then kinde, Sonnets by B.
Griffin, 1596. — Diella, Certaine Sonnets, by R. L.Gent,
1596. — Diana, or the excellent Sonnets of II. Constable,
1594, transcribed from the rare printed books, oj the above
dates, in one volume, £3. 3s.
5630. Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath, 2 voLs. neat in calf,
10*. 6d. Lond 1776.
5631. Poems. — Essay on Poetry, by Lord Mulgrave, 1709. — The
Kit-Cats, 1708.— The Spleen, l709>— Lucretius, 1709,
and others, in one vol. half-bound, 4s.
5632. Philipott's (Thomas) Poems, very neat, £2. 10s. "ib. 1646.
5633. Another Copy, half-bound, morocco, £2. 2s ib. 1646.
5634. Prolusiones Poetica?. Poetical Essays, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£l.lls.6d. • ib.l68~.
5635. Poole's (Josua) English Parnassus, or a Help to English
Poesie, neat, 15s. ib. 1657.
5636. Another Copy, superbly bound in morocco, £l. Is.' ib. 1657.
5637. Another Edition, 10$. 6d. id. 1677,
5638. Pendragon, or the Carpet Knight his Kalendar, a Iludibrastic
Poem, in twelve Cantos, 8*. 6d. ib. 1698.
5639. Philip's (Katherine) Poems, with a fine portrait by Vander
Gucht, and another "without name, calf extra, gilt leaves,
95. ib. 1664.
4l6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5640. Poetical Recreations; consisting of Original Poems, Songs,
Odes, &c. With several New Translations, in two parts,
calf extra, £ I. Is. Lond. 1688.
5641. Another Copy, neat, 15s. ib. 1688.
Twelve Poems in this collection are by the Publisher, Benjamin Crayle.
5642. Percy's (Bishop) Five Pieces of Runic Poetry, translated from
the Islandic Language, neat, 6s. ib. J 763.
5643; Poems relating to State Affairs, from Oliver Cromwell, by the
greatest Wits of the Age, 6s. ib. 1705.
5644. Poems. — The Republican Procession, n, d. — The Hudibras-
tick Brewer, J 7 14. — The Quack Vintners, 1712, h. b. in
one vol. 6s.
5645. Psalms of David in Prose and Meeter. Whereunto is added
many godly Prayers, &c. vert/ neat, £2. 2s.
Edinburgh, 1635.
5646. Another Copy, wanting title, calendar and last leaf, 15*.
ib. 1635.
5647. Pall-Mall Miscellany, containing many curious pieces in
Prose and Verse, half -bound, morocco, 7 s. • • • • Lond, n. d,
5648. Pursuits of Literature, a Satirical Poem, calf extra, 12s. 6d,
ib. 1798.
5649. Pritchard (Rhys) y Sereu Foreu neu Ganwyll y Cymry
h. b. neat, 4s. Llanymddyfri, 1770.
5650. Quarles's (Francis) Solomon's Recantation, 2*. • -Lond. 1739.
5651. Rowden's (Frances Arabella) Poetical Introduction to the
Study of Botany, imperial paper, elegant in green
morocco, £2. 2s. ib. 1801.
5652. Rapin of Gardens, a Latin Poem, English'd by Mr. Gardiner,
portrait by Vertue, and other plates, roan extra, gilt
leaves, 12s. ib. 1 728.
5653. Rochester's (Earl of) Poems, neat, 7s. ib. 1706.
5654. Another Copy, 5s. ib. I696.
5655. Roberte the Deuyll, a Metrical Romance, from an ancient
illuminated manuscript, with 14 plates, calf extra, \Qs.
ib. 1798.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — &vo. 417
5656. Rogers's (Samuel) Poems, Vol. I. (no more published) 5*.
Lond.1764.
5657. Robinson's (Mrs. M.) Poems, portrait, boards, 6s. • • ib. 1791.
5658. Riccobini's (Lewis) Account of the Theatres in Europe,
4>s.6d. ib. 174-1.
5659. Review of the Text of Milton's Paradise Lost, neat, 4s. 6d.
ib. 1733.
5660. Rowley. — Observation upon the Poems of Thomas Rowley,
by Jacob Bryant, boards, 5s. • ib, 1781.
5661. Rowley's (Thomas) Poems, with a Glossary, &c. 7 s. 6d.
ib. 1777.
5662. Another Copy, very neat, 9*. 6d. Camb. 1799.
5663. Rawlet's (John) Poetick Miscellanies, portrait, 3s. Lond. l6S7.
5664i. Ross's (Alexander) Mystagogus Poeticus, or the Muses Inter-
preter, with frontispiece, neat in calf, 15s. ib. 1648.
5665. Another Edition, calf extra, gilt leaves, 12*. 6</.» • • »ib. 1675.
5666. Radcliffe's (Alexander) Ramble, an Anti-Heroick Poem, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 12*. ib. 1682.
5667. Another Copy, with Ovid Travestie, a Burlesque upon Ovid's
Epistles, by the same Author, calf extra, gilt leaves, 18s.
ib. 1682-1705.
5668. Rymer (Thomas) on the Tragedies of the last Age, calf extra,
gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. • • . . .ib. 1678.
5669. Ritson's (Joseph) Bibliographia Poetica, neat, l6*.« • ib. 1802.
5670. Ancient Songs, boards, \5s. ib. 1790.
5671. ■ English Songs, 3 vols, very neat, £l. 16s.
ib. 1813.
5672. Robin Hood, 2 vols, boards, £l. lis. 6d.
ib. 1795.
5673. Another Set, 2 vols, russia, gilt leaves,joints,
4-c.<£2. 10*. ib. 1795.
5674. 1 Ancient Popular Poetry, l8s.6d..*ib. 1790.
5675. Northern Garlands, boards, 6*.« • • 'ib. 1810.
5676. Ancient Metrical Romances, 3 vols, elegant,
£2. 2s. iA.1802.
3G
418 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5677; Ritson's (Joseph) Ancient Metrical Romances, 3 vols, boards,
£1. lis. 6d. Lond. 1802.
5678. Shakspeare's Plays and Poems, with corrections, illustrations,
&c. by various commentators ; and Essays and Notes by
Edmond M alone^ fine —portraits, 11 vols, neat in calf,
£8. 8s. Lond. 1790.
.5679. Shakspeare. — Twenty of the Plays of Shakspeare, from the
originals printed in quarto, by G. Steevens, 4 vols, very
neat, £2. 8s. • • &• 1766.
5680. Shakspeare, beautifully printed by Ballantyne, with Jine en'
gravings, large paper, 12 vols, boards, £7. 7s.
ib. 1807.
5681. Shakspeare, with Jine engravings on wood, 10 vols, russia
extra, marbled leaves, £\0. ib. 1807.
5682. Shakspeare's Much Ado about Nothing, Bell's edition, a uni-
que copy, printed upon vellum, green morocco, £2. 2s.
ib. 1785.
55g3 # . . Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. Is.
Lond. by T. Evans, 1774.
5534, , (Ayscough's Index lo) very neat in calf, £l. 9s.
Lond. 1790.
$685. Six Old Plays, on which Shakspeare founded his Measure
for Measure, Comedy of Errors, Taming of the Shrew,
King John, Henry IV. and V. and King Lear, 2 vols.
boards, 10s. %* 1779-
5686. Surrey's (Earl of) Poems, also the Poems of Sir Thomas Wiat,
calf extra, £l. 10s. ••• ib. 1717-
5667. Shirred (Andrew) Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect,
portrait, calf extra, gilt leaves, 15s. •• Edinburgh, 1790.
5688. Spenser's (Edmund) Fairy Queen, with a Glossary, 2 vols.
neat, £l.5s. Lond. 1758.
5539, 1 Shepherd's Calendar, Lat. and Eng.
3s. 6d. ^. 1653.
5690. L-. Works, with Illustrations, Notes, &c.
edited by the Rev. J. Todd, 8 vols, calf extra, £6. 6s.
ib. 1805
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama, — Svo. 419
5691. Spenser's (Edmund) Works, lauge paper, imperial
size, 8 vols. h. b. morocco, £S. Ss. Lond. 1805.
5692. Redivivus, or the First Book of the Fairy Queen
deliver'd in Heroick Numbers, 5s. ib. I6S7.
5693. Sophocles' Tragedies, translated from the Greek, by G.
Adams, with Notes, portrait, 2 vols. £l. 5s. "ib. 1729»
569*- Another Set, 2 vols. 1 5s. ib. ] 729.
5695, Sophocles, translated by T. Franklin, 2 vols, neat, 10s. 6d.
ib. Mil.
5696' Suckling's (Sir John) Poems, Dramas, and Letters, with a fine
portrait by Marshall, calf extra, 18s. ib. 164:6.
5697. Another Edition r with portrait, calf extra, l6s."<*ib. l64S.
5698. Another Copy, with portrait, 10s. 6d ib. 1648.
5699* Suckling's (Sir John) Works, 6s. ib. 1696.
5700. Ditto, with portrait by Vander Gucht, 7s. 6d.< • • *ib. 1709.
5701. Another Edition, 9s.* • Dublin, 1766.
57 01. Schiller's (Fred.) Don Carlos, a Tragedy, boards, 4s. 6d.
Lond. 1798.
5703. Sedley's (Sir Charles) Miscellaneous ^orks, 'portrait, 12s.
ib. 1702.
5704. Shirley's (James) Poems, with the portrait by Marshall, mo-
rocco, £5. 5s. ib. 16^6.
5705. Another Copy, half bound, russia, £3. 3s. ib. Ifj4fj.
5706. Shirley's (James) Imposture, a Tragi-Comedie, 12*.
ib. 1652.
5707. Politician, a Tragedy, 12s. ••••?'£. lo\55.
5708. '■ — — — Sisters, a Comedie, 13s. ib. 1652.
5709. State Poems, by the Duke of Buckingham, Earl of Rochester,
Sir John Denham, Andrew Marvell, John Milton, and
others, with curious caricatures, 4 vols, superbly bound in
green morocco, £7. 7s. ib. 1703-7.
5710. Sidney's (Sir Philip) Works, with portrait by Vertue, 3 vols.
very neat, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. ] 725.
5711. Savage's (Richard) Works, with his Life, by Dr. Johnson,
2 vols. 9s. ib. 1775.
420 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
5712. Smollett's (Tobias) Plays and Poems, portrait, neat, 4*.
Lond. 1777.
5713. Sonnets by William Drummond.— The EKATOMIIA0IA, or
Passionate Centurie of Loue, by Thomas Watson. — Caelia.
Containing certaine Sonets, by David Murray, MS. tran-
scribed from the rare originals in print, <£4>. 4*.
5714. Tyer's (Thomas) Historical Rhapsody on Pope, 1782.— Pro-
bationary Odes for the Laureatship, 1 785, in one volume,
elegant, 5s Lond. 1782-5.
5715. Tabor's (John) Seasonable Thoughts in Sad Times, being
some Reflections on the Wane, &c. in verse, neat in calf,
14*. ib. I667.
5716. Telemachus, translated into English Verse, by M. A. Meilan,
4 vols. 9s. ib. 1776*.
5717. Tryphiodorus, translated by Merrick, with the Greek and
Latin text, very neat, 12*. Oxford, 1741 .
571 8. The True and Lyuely Historyke Purtreatvres of the Woli
Bible, ,£6. 6s. Lyons by Jean of Tovrnes, 1553.
This volume is of extreme rarity, and appears to have been unknown to
all poetical Bibliographers. On each page is a well executed wood-
cut, with metrical lines underneath. The corners of two leaves are
damaged.
5719. Thespian Magazine and Literary Repository, with fine por-
traits of actors and actresses, 3 vols. h. b. neat, 18*.
Lond. 179S-4.
5720. Theocritus, Bion, Moschus, &c. translated by R. Polwhele,
2 vols, elegant, l6s. • Bath, 1792.
5721. Tracts. — Harlequin-Horace : or the Art of Modern Poetry,
1731. — The London Medley : a Collection of Poems, 1731.
— Beauties of the Universe, a Poem, 1732. — Happiness, a
Poem> 1737, and other Poems, in one vol. neat, 10s. 6d.
Lond. 1731-9.
5722. Tracts .^-Tunbridge Miscellanies, 1730. — Ditto, for 1737-8,
and 1739. — Bath Miscellany, for 1740, &c. in one vol.
5*.
English Poetry , Plays, and Works on the Drama.— 8to. 421
5723. Tracts. — Papers on the Expedition to Carthagena, 1744. —
Account of ditto, 1743. — Journal of ditto, 1744. — with
Tracts relative to the Affair of Admirals Mathews and
Lestock, in one vol. 7s. 6d.
5724. Tracts. — Altar of Love, a Collection of Poems, 1727. — Rape
of the Smock, a Poem, 1727-— The Patch, a Poem, 1724.
with other Poems, in one vol. neat, 9s.
5725. Tracts. — Hoglandiae Descriptio, 1709. — Art of Poetry, 1710.
— Muscipula, 1709. — History of Insipids, 1709. — True
Born Englishman, 1708, and many other Poems, in one
vol. h. b. neat, 10$. 6d.
5726. Tracts. — Garth's Dispensary, 1709. — Pope's Essay on Criti-
cism, 1713. — Pleasures of a Single Life, 1709. — Philips's
Pastorals, 17 10, and other Poems, in one vol. neat, 9*.
Lond. 1709-12.
5727. Tracts. — Spartan Dame, a Tragedy, by Southerne, 1719. —
Rape of the Lock, by Pope, 1714. — Count de Gabalis, a
History of the Rosicrucian Doctrine of Spirits, 1714. —
Pastorals by Gay, 1714. — Stephen Duck's Poems, 1730,
and others, 10*. 6d. Lond. 1709-30.
5728* Tasso's Aminta, a Pastoral, translated into English Verse,
together with divers Ingenious Poems, l6s.**»'ib. 1660.
5729. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, translated by E. Fairfax, neat,
16s. 6d. ib. 1749.
5730. Tate's (Nahum) Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, 1 5s.* *ib. 1677,
5731. Townshend's (Thomas) Poems, with fine engravings, calf
extra, 12*. ib. 1796.
5732. Travers's (H.) Miscellaneous Poems and Translations, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 10s. 6d. ib. 1731.
5733. Thomson's (James) Seasons, Jirst octavo edition, 9s.
ib. 1726-30.
5734. Seasons, a Poem, with plates, large
paper, very neat in calf, 18s. • ib. 1802.
5735. Seasons, 6s. •' •••ib. 1735.
5736. Upton's (John) Critical Observations on Shakspeare, 4>s. 6d.
ib. 1748.
422 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5737. Upton's (Robert) Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, Is. 6a\
Lond. 1750.
5738. Virgil, translated by John Ogilby, with numerous plates, Jint
copy, 9s. • •• 'ib. 1675.
5739. Another Copy, 7s. ib. 1675.
5740. Virgil's iEneids, translated into English deca syllables by
John Vicars, with frontispiece, neat in calf, £2. 2s.
ib. 1632.
5741. Works, translated into English Verse by Rob. An-
drews, finely printed by Baskerville, boards, 7*« 6d.
Birming. 1766.
5742. Georgics, translated by T. Nevilc, very neat, 3s. 6d.
Camb. 1767.
5743. Vicars's (John) Quintessence of Cruelty, or Master-Piece of
Treachery, the Popish Powder-Plot, invented by Hellish-
Malice, prevented by Heavenly-Mercy, with curious wood-
cuts, wanting title, dedication, pp. 73-4, and the table,
£l. Us. 6d. Lond. 1641.
5744. Verstegan's (Richard) Odes, in Imitation of the seaven Peni-
tential Psalms, with sundry other Poems and Ditties tend-
ing to Devotion and Pietie, .£10. I0s.» •• •Antwerp, l601.
Two leaves and the title in this copy, are imitatively supplied in manu-
script, copied from the only perfect one that is known.
5745. Voltaire's Henriade, an Epic Poem, very neat, \0s.6d.
Lond. 1732.
5746. WodhulPs (Michael) Poems, with portrait and plates,
boards, 8s. • ib. 1804.
Printed by the author for private distribution.
5747. Warton's (Joseph) Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope,
large paper, 2 vols, calf extra, £l. lls.6d. • -ib. 1806.
5748. (Thomas) Observations on the Fairy Queen of
Spenser, best edition, 2 vols, neat, 10s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1762.
5749. Another Set, large paper, 2 vols, neat, 1 Ss. 6d."ib. 1762.
5750* Wignell's (J.) Collection of Original Pieces, consisting of
Poems, Songs, &c. &c rpan extra, gilt leaves, 13s.
7
English Poetry, Plays, and Worfo on the Drama.— Svo. 423
5751. Walpole, Earl of Orford's Mysterious Mother, a Tragedy,
sewed, 5s ~Lond. 1781.
5?52. Whateley's (Miss) Original Poems, calf extra, gilt lea*es>
9s. 6d. ^. 1 764.
5753. Wheatley's (Phillis, a Negro) Poems, portrait, 5s. ~A 1773.
5754. Wilkes's (Thomas) General View of the Stage, 4s. 6d.
ib. 1759.
5755. Woodhouse's (James, a Shoemaker) Poems, with portrait,
very neat, 8s. 6d. • ;/,. \jQ6.
5756. Wakefield's (Gilb.) Poetical Translations from the Ancients,
boards, 3s. 6d. , . . . ^. 1795.
5757. Whaley's (John) Collection of Original Poems and Trans-
lations, with the Greek and Latin originals, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 10s. 6d. ^ # 1 745
5758. Whincop's (Thomas) Scanderbeg, a Tragedy, with a List of
English Dramatic Poets, portraits, 7s. 6d. .... ib. 174<7.
5759. Wycherley's (William) Posthumous Works and Life, very
neat, 7s. ^ 1728#
5760. Wyntown's (Andrew of) Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland,
now first published with Notes, Glossary, &c. by Mac-
pherson, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £3. 3s. . .& 1795.
5761. Woodford's (Samuel) Paraphrase upon the Canticles and some
Select Hymnes of the New and Old Testament, with other
Compositions in English Verse, fine paper, elegant in
morocco, £l.5s. # l6?9
5762. Wollaston's (William) Design of part of the Book of Eccle-
siastes : or the Unreasonableness of Men's restless Con-
tentions, represented in an English Poem, £2. 10*.
ib. 1691.
A volume of considerable rarity, as the author, some time after its pub-
lication, was so dissatisfied' with his attempt, as to collect and destroy
every copy that he could procure.
5763. Willan's (Leonard) Astrasa, or True Love's Myrrour, a Pas-
toral, half-bound, morocco, £2. 2s. 0. i(j 5u
5764. Ward's (Ned) Vulgus Britannicus : or the British Hudibras,
a Poem, 6s. iL lm '
5765. Another Copy, neat in calf, 10s. 6d. ib. 1711.
424 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5766. Ward's (Ned) Nuptial Dialogues and Debates, 2 vols. £l. Is.
Lond. 1710.
5767* — Writings in Prose and Verse, vols. 2 and 3,
18s. 6d. ib. 1706.
5768. (Thomas) England's Reformation, a Poem, with
Notes, 7s. 6d. ib. 1716.
5769* ' The same Work, best edition, with plates,
2 vols.^1. 1*. ib. 174*7.
5770. — Another Set, 2 vols. l6s. ib. 1747.
5771. Wells's (Jeremiah) Poems, with a Character of a London
Scrivener, very neat, £l. 10s. ib. 1667'
5772. Winstanley's (John) Poems, with mezzotinto portrait, 2 vols.
calf extra, gilt leaves, £\. 5s. Dublin, 1742-51.
5773. — (Wil.) Lives of the most Famous English Poets,
9s. Lond. 1687.
5774. ■ ~ Another Copy, with a portrait by Van
Hove, very neat in calf, \2s.6d. •••••••••••• ib. 1687.
5775. Webb's (Daniel) Remarks on the Beauties of Poetry, 3$.
ib. 1762.
5776. Waller's (Edmond) Poems and Life, with fine portraits by
Vertue,$c. ib. 1711.
5777. Maid's Tragedy Altered, &c. 3*. ib. 169O.
5778. Woty's (William) Poetical Works, 2 vols, neat in calf,
10s. 6d. ib. 1770.
5779- Another Set, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves,
18s. ib.1770.
5780. Woodward's (George) Poems on several occasions, calf extra,
gilt leaves, 12s. • Oxford, 1730.
5781. Walters's (John) Poems, with Notes, calf extra, gilt leaves,
10s. 6d. ib. 1 780.
5782. Wit Paraphras'd, or a Burlesque upon the several Transla-
tions of Ovid's Epistles, neat, 8s. 6d. Lond. 1680.
5783. Winchelsea's (Countess of) Miscellany Poems on several Oc-
casions, elegant in morocco, IBs. ib. 1713.
5784. Wharton's (George) Select and Choice Poems, half~bound,
extra, 15«. ib. l66l.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 12mo. 425
DUODECIMO.
5785. AUSTIN'S Urania, or the Heavenly Muse, in a Poem
full of most feeling Meditations for the comfort of all
soules, at all times: by Samuel Austin, B. of Arts, of
Ex. Colledge in Oxford, £5. 15s. 6d. Lond. l629*
5786. Ayres's (Philip) Emblems of Love, in four Languages, with
appropriate designs, the whole engraved on copper-plates,
£l. Is. ib. 1683.
5787. Another Edition, calf extra , gilt leaves, 18$. ib. n. d.
5788. The same Edition, a few leaves wanting, half-bound, neat, 8s.
ib. n. d.
5789« Anderson's (R.) Poems on various subjects, very neat, 6s.
Carlisle, 1798.
5790. Aleyn's (Charles) History of that Wise and Fortunate Prince
Henry of that name the Seventh, King of England, a Poem,
with a portrait of Henry, by Marsha 11 , elegant in mo-
rocco, £l. lis. 6d. Lond. 1638.
5791 • Actor (The) or a Treatise on the Art of Playing, by Sir John
Hill, 5s. ib. 1755.
5792. Art of Poetry, illustrated with a great variety of Examples,
2 vols, neat , 7s. ib. ) 762.
5793. Arwaker's (Edmund) Pia Desideria: or Divine Addresses,
with 4>7 engravings by Shirt, calf extra, gilt leaves,
lSs. 6d. ib. 1686.
5794>. Another Copy, elegant, 15s. ib. 1 702.
5795. Butler's (Samuel) Hudibras, plates, 3s. 6d. • • • • Lond. 1716.
5796. Posthumous Works, plates, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1730.
5797. Beauties of Kotzebue, by Oulton, calf extra, 7s. 6d. ib. 1800.
5798. Shakspeare, calf extra, 6s. • •'• • ib. \ 800.
3H
426 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5799. Beauties of Modern Dramatists,^ portraits, 2 vols, boards,
55# Zone?. 1800.
5800. Bossus Treatise of the Epick Poem, 2 vols, very neat, 8s. 6d.
ib. 1719.
5801. Billingsly's (Nicholas) Brachy-Martyrologia: or a Breviary of
all the greatest Persecutions which have befallen the Saints
and People of God, a Poem, £3. 3s. • « • • ib. 1657-
5802. KO£MOBE$A, or the Infancy of the
World, with an Appendix of God's resting Day, Eden
Garden, &c. &c. neat, £3. 3s. ib. 1658.
5803. — Treasury of Divine Raptures. Consist-
ing of Serious Observations, Pious Ejaculations, Select
Epigrams, £3. 3s. ib. 1667.
5804. Baviad and Masviad, a Satire, by W. Gifford, calf extra,
g s . • • ib. 1800.
5805. Brydges's (Sir E.) Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, 9s.
ib. 1807.
5806. Browne's (William) Works, with Notes and Life by Thomp-
son, 3 vols, in 1, neat, 15s. ib. 1772.
5807. Britannia's Pastorals, two last leaves
wanting, half-bound, neat, 18s. 6d. ib. 1625.
5808. Bee, (The) Collection of Poems, three parts in one, 10.9.6c?.
ib. 1715,
5809. Boileau's Art of Poetry and Lutrin, plates, very neat in calf,
7s. ib. 1715.
5810. British Martial, or an Anthology of English Epigrams, 2 vols.
calf extra, \6s. ib. 1806.
581 1. Beaumont's (Sir John) Bosworth Field, and other Poems,
neat, £2. 25. • « ib. 1629-
In this volume there is (it is believed to be invariably the casp) an apparent
want of a leaf, viz. p. 181-2, which was probably cancelled before
publication.
5812. Bysshe's (Edward) Art of English Poetry, with the Sup-
plement, 4 vols. 12*. ib. 1718.
5813. Battle of Flodden Field, a Poem, from Ancient Manuscripts,
by J. Benson, calf extra, gilt leaves, 12s. ♦ • • • ib. 1774.
English Poetry, Plays, and JVorks on the Drama. — l2mo. 427
5814. Blackmore's (Sir Richard) Prince Arthur, and Creation,
Poems, with two portraits, 2 -vols, elegant in morocco,
£\. 4s. in • "Lond. 1714-18.
5815. — — — — Creation, a Poem, 3*. ib. 1718.
58l6\ Burgess's (Daniel) Psalms, Sec. portrait by Vertue, neat, 4>s.
ib. 1714.
5817- Beloe's (William) Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, 3 vols.
neat in calf, 18s. ib. 1795.
5818. Bloomfield's (Rob.) Farmer's Boy, calf extra, 6s. 6d.ib. 1801.
5819. Brice's (Thomas) Compendious Register in Metre, containing
the names and pacyent sufYryngs of the membres of Jesus
Christ and the tormented ; and cruelly burned within
England, since the death of our famous Kyng, of immortall
memory, Edward the sixte, — &Iacfc %ttttl — £6. 6s.
Lond. by J. Kyngston, 1559.
5820. Baxter's (Richard) Poetical Fragments, very neat, £2. 10s.
Lond. 1681.
5821. Another edition, calf extra, £l.\6s. » . . • ib. 1699.
5822. Barnaby's (Drunken) Four Journeys, first edition, with
the frontispiece by Marshall, (five leaves reprinted) very
neat, £5. Lond. n. d. but circa 1640.
5823. Ditto, second edition, with two plates, 15s. "Lond. 1716*.
5824. Ditto, third edition, with four plates, very neat, 18s.
ib. 1723.
5825. Another Copy* collated with the first edition, and illustrated
by MS. £l. 5s. • ib. 1723.
5826. Ditto, fourth edition, no plates, 7s. ib. 1774.
5827. Bel-vedere, or the Garden of the Muses, by John Bodenham,
morocco, £l5. » ib. 1600.
First edition of this collection ; and one of the rarest volumes in the
class of English Poetry.
5828. Bell's original editions of the following Poets, with fine en-
gravings, sewed, viz. Butler,; 3 vols. 7s. — Broome, 1 vol.
25.— Buckingham (D. of) 1 vol. 2*.— Cunningham, 1 vol.
Is. — Denham, 1 vol. 25. — Dyer, 1 vol. 25. — Gray, 1 vol.
25.— Garth, I vol. 25,— Hughes, 2 vols. 45. - Lord Littleton,
428 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
1 vol. 2*. — Lansdowne (Marq. of) 1 vol. 2*. — Milton, 4 vols.
9s. — Parnel, 2 vols. 4*.— Spenser, 8 vols. 18s. — Thomson,
2 vols. 4*. 6d. — Waller, 2 vols. 4s Edin. 1777-9-
5829. Cibber's (Colley) Apology for his Life, with a List of
Dramatic Authors and their Works, portrait, 2 vols, neat,
15s Lo?id. 1756.
5830. ' Dramatic Works, plates, 5 vols, neat, £l.5s.
ib. 1736.
5831. Another Set, in 4 vols. lSs. ib. 1754.
5832. Cibber's (Theoph.) Lives of the Poets, 5 vols, neat, 18s. 6d.
Lond. 1753.
5833. Another Set, 5 vols, very neat, £l. 10s.
ib. 1753.
5834. Comment upon Chaucer's two Tales of the Miller, and the
Wife of Bath, 9s. •*. 1665.
5835. Cotton's (Nath.) Visions in Verse, neat, 3s. ib. 1767.
5836. Comforts of Matrimony, or Love's Last Shift, consisting of
Matrimonial Dialogues, 6s. ib. 1780.
5837. Catt's (Jacob) Self-Conflict, or the powerful Motion between
the Flesh and Spirit, half-bound, extra, 6s. ib. 168O.
5838. Cowley's (Abraham) Works, 3 vols, neat, 15s.- "*ib. 1721.
5839. Another edition, in one volume,
8*. ib- 1681.
5840. Cockin's (William) Rural Sabbath, and other Poems, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 8s. ib. 1805.
5841 • Christ's Passion, a Tragedy, 4s. ib. 1698.
5842. Collection of Original Poems, by the Rev. Mr. Blacklock,
and other Scotch Gentlemen, calf extra, gilt leaves, 12s.
Edin. 176O.
5843. Divine Hymns and Poems, neat, 5s. Lond. 1719.
5844. Cleveland's (John) Poems, 7s. ib. 1651.
5845. calf extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1654.
5846. 5s. • ib. 1656.
5847. wiM portrait very neat, 9s. 6d.
ib. 1659.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the "Drama, — Ifyno. 429
5848. Cleveland's (John) Poems, bound up with Wild's Iter Boreale
and other Poems, portrait, calf extra, gilt leaves, 1 8s.
Lond. I66l.
5849- ■ portrait, green morocco, l6s.
ib. 1662.
5850. Cooke's (VVil.) Memoirs of Samuel Fooie, portrait, 3 vols.
h. b. morocco, 9s. ib. 1705.
5851. Centlivre's (Mrs. Susannah) Dramatic Works, 3 vols. £2.2*.
ib. 1761.
5852. Christmas Treat, or Gay Companion, being a Collection of
Epigrams, boards, 4*. Dublin, 1767*
5853. Caledoniad (The) a Collection of Poems, written chiefly by
Scottish Authors, 3 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l.lls. 6d.
Lond. 1775.
5S54. Carew's (Thomas) Poems, a Masque, &c. neat , 5s. 6d. ib. 1772.
5855. Another Copy, very neat in calf, 7s. 6d. •« ib. 1772.
5856. Chappell's (Bartholomew) Garden of Prudence. Wherein is
contained a patheticall discourse, and godly Meditation,
most brieflie touching the vanities of the world, the cala-
mities of hell, and the felicities of heaven. You shal
also find planted in the same, diuers sweet and pleasant
Flowers, most necessarie and comfortable both for body
and soule, c£l4. 14s. Lond. by R. Jones, 1595.
A book of extreme rarity, of which it is believed no other copy is known.
5857. Crusius's (Lewis) Lives of the Roman Poets, 2 vols. 6s.
Lond. 1733.
5858. Crabbe's (Rev. G.) Poems, 2 vols, boards, Ss. • • • • ib. I8O9.
5859. Choice Collection of 180 Loyal Songs, to which is added the-
Musical Notes to each Song, 10s. 6d. ib. 1694.
5860. Corbet's (Rich. Bp. of Norwich) Poems, first edition,
elegant in morocco, <£l. lis. 6d. ib. 1647.
5 8 (5l. _ calf extra, £l. Is. 1648.
Second edition, which appears to have been printed in France or Flanders.
This copy has a neat portrait drawn with a pen.
5862. ' ■ — third edition, illustrated
by interesting manuscript, £l. Is. Lond. 1672.
430 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5863. Corbet's (Bp.) Poems, 5s. 6d, Lond. 1672.
5864. Cooper's (Ann) STPATOAOriA, or the History of the English
Civil Warrs, in English Verse. Containing a brief Account
of all Fights, &c. in England. By an Eye-Witnesse of
many of them, very neat, ci'lO. 10*. ib. 1660.
5865. Colvil's (Samuel) Whigg's Supplication, or the Scotch Hudibras,
a Mock Poem, roan extra, gilt leaves, 12*. • •• • ib. 1710.
5866. Cocks's (Roger) Hebdomada Sacra. A Weekes Devotion ;
or Seven Poeticall Meditations upon the second chapter of
St. Matthewe's Gospell, £3. 10s. ib. 1630.
0867. Crowley's (Robert) Voyce of the Laste Trumpet, blowen by
the seuenth Angel, (as is mentioned in the eleuenth of the
Apocalips) callying al estate of men to the ryght path of
theyr vocation, wherin are conteyned xii Lessons to twelue
several estats of men, which if thei learne and folowe, al
shall be wel and nothing amis, — S&focfc %ttttt — calf extra,
gilt leaves, <£l2. 12*. Lond. by R. Crowley, 1550.
5868. Crown Garland of Golden Roses, gathered out of England's
Royal Garden. Set forth in many pleasant new Songs and
Sonnets, — 2Bfacft %ttttt — elegant in morocco, £6. 6s.
Lond. 1662.
5869. Choice (The) a Collection of above 700 Songs, 3 vols. 18*.
ib. 1729.
5870. Claphara's (Henoch) Briefe of the Bible. Drawne first into
English Poesy, and then illustrated by apte Annotations ;
together with some other necessary Appendices, (two last
leaves damaged) very neat, £2* 2s. ib. 1596.
5871. Curiosity (The) or the Gentleman and Lady's General
Library, Poems, &c. 4*. Manchester, 1738.
5872. Cupid, a Collection of Love Songs, (bad copy) 5s.
Lond. 1739.
5873. Colman's (G.) Broad Grins, boards, 4*. ib. 1807.
5874. Description (A Most Pleasant) of Ben wel Village in the
County of Northumberland. Intermix'd with several
diverting Incidents, both Serious and Comical, £3. 3s.
Newcastle, 1726.
This very rare volume, a poem of more than two thousand six line stanzas,
is ascribed by Mr, Gough to a Dr. Ellison,
English Poetry, Plays, and fVorks on the Drama.— l2mo. 431
5875. Daniel's (Samuel) Poetical Works, and Life, 2 vols. 12*.
Lond. 1718.
5S7 ^' ' Delia and Rosamond augmented, and Cleo-
patra, purple morocco, £6. 6s. Lond. J or S. Waterson, 1594.
5877. Dalrymple's (Alex.) Extracts from G. Wither's Poems, 5s.
Lond. 1785.
5878. D'Urfey's Comical History of Don Quixote, three parts, Is.
ib. 1729.
5879- (Young) Rattle for Grown Children, portrait,
elegant in morocco, 10* ft. \ j^6.
5880. Drummond's (William) Poems,>e head by Birch, half -bound
neat >9 s > ;*. 1790.
5881. Another Copy, calf extra, 12s. fy 1790#
5882. Day (The) of Doom ; or a Description of the Great and Last
Judgment, a Poem, half bound, neat, 10s. 6d.... .ib. \6s6.
5883. Dramatic Historiographer; or the British Theatre Delineated,
3 *' it. 1735.
5884. Davison's (Francis) Poetical Rapsodie, containing diuerse
Sonnets, Odes, Elegies, Madrigals, Epigrams, &c. third
edition, half- bound, russia, £8. 18s. 6d. £. ^n.
5885. The same work, fourth edition, half -bound, russia,
oto. 16s. 6d. . -l ,z?„.
ib. 1621.
0886. Another Copy of the same edition, imperfect, £2. 2s. ib ifol
5887. Davies's (Sir John) Ncsce Teipsium. Whereunto is added '
Hymnes of Astra* in Acrosticke Verse; or Praises of his
Soueraigne Q ue ene Elizabeth, elegant in morocco,
o64. 14*. 6d. I ., Z *
58 oo T *.1619.
5888 Immortality of the Soul, a Poem, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 12s n *>•
t00rt ^ 6 ' Dublin, 1733.
5889. Drayton's (Michael) Poems, £2. 2*.
_ Lond - for N. Ling. 1605.
~~~ " Poems > collected into one volume, with
frontispiece by Marshall, which includes a portrait of
Drayton, calf extra, £1. l U .6d. Lond , j6$ £
~~ 6d England's Heroical Epistles, calf extra,
"••"•••• *** ib. I737.
5891.
432 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5892. Donne's (John) Poems, with Elegies on the Author's death,
fine impression of the portrait by Marshall, neat, £l. 5s.
Lond. 1635.
5g()3. , . Another edition, portrait by Marshall,
12s. 6d. ib.l639.
5894. — — Another copy,w russia, 18s. ib. 1639-
5gp5 # Another edition, 8s. ...... ib. 1654.
5go,6. ■ Another copy, calf extra, 12s.
ib. 1654.
5gt)7\ ■ and Life, uncut, 7s. ib. 1719.
5gpg. r . . Another copy,, blue morocco, 155.
ib. 1719.
5899- Dodd's (Dr. W.) Thoughts in Prison, neat, 3s. • • • 'ib. 1781.
5900. Dodsley's Select Collection of Old Plays, 12 vols, calf extra,
gilt leaves, £7 '. 7s. ib. 1744.
5901. Delaune's (Henry) ITATPIKON AttPON, or a Legacy to his
Sons, being a Miscellany of Precepts digested seven Cen-
turies of Quadrins, very neat, £3. 13*. 6d. ib. 1657.
5Q02. Deloney's (Thomas) Garland of Good Will, divided into
three parts. Containing many Pleasant Songs and Poems,
£l. Is. ib. n.d.
5903. Dryden's (John) Dramatic Works, plates, 6 vols, fine set,
old calf extra, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1735.
5904. Another Set, 6 vols. 18s. ib. 1 718.
5Q05. r- Plays, a Selection of, 3 vols, neat, Qs.
ib. 1735.
5Q06\ _ , Fables, Ancient and Modern, 3$. 6d.
ib. 1721.
5907. Dimond's (William) Petrarchal Sonnets, &c. elegant, 5s.
Bath, 1 800.
5908. D'Avenanl's (Sir W.) Madagascar and other Poems, calf
extra, 12s. • Lond. 1648.
5909. Denham's (Sir J.) Poems and Translations, neat, 6s. ib. 1719-
59IO. ■ with fine portrait,
elegant in morocco, 16s. ib. 1719.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.-*-12mo. 433
5911. Denham's (Sir J.) Poems and Translations, plates, neat, 2s.6d.
Edin. 1719.
5912. Egerton's Theatrical Remembrancer, interleaved with writing
paper, 5s, • Lond. 1788.
59 1 3. England's Parnassus ; or the choysest Flowers of our Moderne
Poets, with their Poeticall comparisons, collected by Robert
Allot, neat in calf, £l3. 13*. ib. l600.
5914. Another Copy, elegant in green morocco, £l5. •••• ib, 1600.
5915. English Poets, with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by
Dr. Johnson, fine portraits, 6$ vols, neat in calf, £15. 15s.
ib, 1779.
5916. English Minstrelsy, being a Selection of Fugitive Poetry,
2 vols, calf extra, ljs. Edin. 1810.
5917. Epictetus's Enchiridion, made English by Walker, ls.6d.
Dub. 1702.
59 18. Epigrams (a Collection of) half-bound, neat, 9s. • »Lond. 1735.
5919. Ever-Green (The) being a Collection of Scots Poems, wrote
by the Ingenious before 1600. Published by Allan Ramsay,
2 vols. 18*. Edin. 1761.
5920. Enemy (The) of Idlenesse. Teaching a perfect platforme how
to indite Epistles and Letters of all sortes. Newly pub-
lished and augmented by W. F. — 2Macft fUttet — half-
bound, ritssia, £[. lis. 6d. Lond. 1(521.
This volume is all prose except the last thirteen pages, which contain
metrical love Epistles.
5921. Flecknoe's (Richard) Diarium, or Journal; divided into twelve
Jornadas, in Burlesque Rhime, or Drolling Verse, with
divers other pieces, calf extra, £2. 2s. ib. 1656.
5922. Epigrams of all sorts, £l. 5s. • »ib. 1670.
5923. Relation of ten years Travels in Europe,
Asia, AfFrique, and America, ,£l. 5*. n. d. but circa, 16*54.
5924. Love's Dominion, a Drama, (last leaf
wanting) 6s. ib. 1654.
5925. Farquhars (George) Dramatic Works, 2 vols. 9s. •• ib. 1735.
5926. Festoon, a Collection of Epigrams, Ancient and Modern,
7s.6d. ib.1766,
31
434 Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown.
5927* Festoon, a Collection of Epigrams, Ancient and Modern,
calf extra, gilt leaves, 12s. Lond. 17 67.
5928. Farlie's (Robert) Emblems, in two parts, with two rare
frontispieces, and many engravings oh wood, <£$. 9s.
ib. 1638.
5929. Ditto, the second part, with frontispiece, calf extra, £2. 10s.
ib. 1638.
5930. Fitz*GefTry's (Charles) Blessed Birth-Day celebrated in some
sanctified Meditations. Also Holy Raptures in contem-
plating some of the most observable Adjuncts about our
Saviour's Nativitie, neat, £3. 13s. 6d. ib, 1654.
5931. Green's (Matthew) Spleen, and other Poems, plates, calf
extra, 9s. • ib. 1796.
5932. Greenwood's (James) Virgin Muse. Being a Collection of
Poems, from our most celebrated Poets, 3s.« • • 'ib. 1717*
5933. Another Copy, with frontispiece, calf extra, gilt leaves,
Ss.6d. ib. 1717.
5934. Gent's (T.) Poetic Sketches, calf extra, gilt leaves, 8s.
Yarmouth, n. d.
5935. Gray's (Thomas) Poems, neat, 4s. Glasg. 1773.
5936. Giblet Pye, being the Heads, Tails, Legs, and Wings of
Songs, by various authors, boards, £l. Is.
Shamborovgh, n. d.
5937. Guarini's Faithful Shepherd, in English, with the original
Italian, very neat, 6s. Lond. n. d.
5938. Gildon's (Charles) Complete Art of Poetry, 2 vols. 10s. 6d.
ib. 1718.
5939. Goldsmith (Oliver) and Paul Whitehead's Poems, very ?ieat,
4>s.6d. • ib. 1790.
5940. Gomersall's (Robert) Poems, green morocco, £2. 2s. ib. 1633.
5941. Garrick's (David) Poetical Works, 2 vols, neat, 16s.
ib. 1785.
5942. Gerrond's (John) Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 7 s. 6d. Glasgow, 1 802.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — IZmo, 435
5943. Gordon's (Patrick) Famous History of the Renown'd and
Valiant Prince, Robert, sirnamed the Bruce, King of
Scotland, &c. a History both pleasant and profitable?
£3. 3s. Edinburgh, 1718.
5944. Graham's (Dougal) History of the Rebellion of 1745-6, in
Verse, very neat, <)s.» • • . Glasgow, 1774u
5945. Gratims on Hunting, a Poem, by C. Ware, 6s. • *Lond. 1651.
59±6* Hubert's (Richard) Deplorable Life and Death of Edward
the Second, King of England, £\. l6s. Lond. 1628.
5947. Another edition, calf extra, gilt leaves, 14,?. ib. 1721.
5948. Horace, translated into Verse, by Francis, with the original
Latin, 4 vols, neat, l6s. • ib. 1 778.
5949. Another Set, 4 vols, neat, 13s. ib. 1?56.
5950. Horace, translated by Creech, 3s. ib.J730.
5951. Another edition, in red morocco, by B,oger Payne, 15s. 2*5.1711.
5952. Horace, translated by Cowley, Prior, Milton, &c. neat, 3s.
ib. 1730.
$953. — translated by Lord Rochester and others, 4>s.
ib. 1715.
5954. — ; translated into English Prose by Smart, with the
original text, 2 vols. 8s. » ib. 1780.
5955. — Another Set, 2 vols, elegant, 10s. 6d."--ib. 1801,
5956. translated by Oldisworth, 2s. ib. 1719*
5957. 1 translated .by .Sir. T. Hawkins, frontispiece, neat,
10s. 6d. ib. 1635.
5958. Hive (The) a. Collection of the most celebrated Songs, 4 vols.
neat, £l. 16*. 2b. 113%
5959. Hayward's (Thomas) British Muse, or a Collection of
Thoughts, Moral, Natural, and Sublime, of our English
Poets, who flourished in the sixteenth .and seventeenth
centuries, 3 vols- very neat, £l. \6s. ib. 1738.
5960. Another Set, 3 vols. £l. 10s. ib. 1738.
The Historical and Critical Preface to these volumes is the composition of
William Oldys.
436 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5961. Herbert (Edward Lord, Baron of Cherbery) his Occasional
Verses, half-bound, russia, £9. 9s. Lond. 1665.
This volume of Poems by a celebrated nobleman is rare in the extreme.
5962. Herbert's (George) Temple. Sacred Poems, and Private
Ejaculations, second edition, £l. 10s. Cambridge, 1633.
5963. Hughes's (John) Poems, and other Works, plates, 2 vols, calf
extra, gilt leaves, 18s. Lond. 1735.
5964. Hayley's (William) Triumphs of Temper, plates, calf extra,
9s. 6d. *• 1801.
5965. Hardy's (Thomas) Songs from the Rock, elegant, 6s.
ib. 1794.
5966. Hutton's (Thomas) Follies Anatomie, or Satyres and Satyricall
Epigrams. With a compendious History of Ixion's Wheele,
elegant in morocco, £S. ISs. 6d. ib. 1619.
5967. Heywood's (Thomas) Pleasant Dialogues and Drammas,
selected out of Lucian, Erasmus, &c. with sundry Emblems
from Jacobus Catricis. As also certaine Elegies, Epitaphs,
and Epitaphalamions, &c. &c. £2. 5s. ib. l637«
5968. Another Copy, imperfect, very neat, 18s. ib. 1637.
5969. Hausted's (Peter) Hymnus Tabaci ; a Poem in Honour of
Tabaco, from the Latin of Raphael Thorius, with the
original text, half-bound, extra, 18s. ib. 1651.
5970. Hoppner's (J.) Oriental Tales, boards, 3s. 6d....-ib. 1806.
5971. Hunt's (Leigh) Essays on the Performers of the London
Theatres, boards, 5s. ib. 1807.
5972. Holyday's (Barten) Survey of the World, a Poem, in ten
Books, very neat, £ c i. 12*. 6d Oxford, l66l.
5973. Harington's (Sir John) Most Elegant and Witty Epigrams,
very neat, £3. 3s. Lond. 1618.
5974. Another edition, calf extra, gilt leaves, £2. 10s.. .ib. 1625.
507 5 # . Englishman's Doctor, or the Schoole
of Salerne. Or Physicall Observations for the perfect
preserving of the body of Man in continuall health, very
neat, £10. 10s. ib. 1609.
An edition of excessive rarity, probably unique,— from the collection of
Dr. Farmer.
English Poetry, Plays, and IVorks on the Drama. — 12w?o. 437
5976. Harrington's (James) Essay upon two of Virgil's Eclogues,
and two books of his JSneis, 5s. • • • * Lond. 1658.
5977* Home's (John) Divine Wooer ; or a Poem, setting forth the
Love and Loveliness of the Lord Jesus, and his great
desire of our welfare and happiness, &c. &c. (last page in
manuscript) £l. lis. 6d. • • • ib. 16*73.
5978. Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, translated by Pope, with Notes,
and plates, 1 1 vols. £1. 18s. ib. 1750-2.
5979- Homer's Iliad, translated by Pope, plates, 6 vols. 18s. 6d.
ib. 1732.
5980. Homer's Odyssey, by Pope, 3s. Edin. 1769.
5981. Homer translated by Pope; Virgil by Dryden; Ovid by Garth
and others, with engravings by Heath, Holloway, Sf-c. 17
vols, very neat in calf, £3. 8s. Lond. 1794-5.
5982. Homer a la Mode. A Mock Poem upon the first and second
books of Homer's Iliad, very neat, \2s. 6d. Oxford, 1665.
5983. Holland's (Robert) Holie Historie of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ's nativitie, life, actes, miracles, doctrine, death,
passion, resurrection and ascension. Gathered into English
meeter, and published to withdraw vaine wits from all
unsaverie and wicked rimes and fables, to some love and
liking of spiritual 1 songs and holy scriptures, calf extra,
£18. 18s. Lond. by R. Field, 1594.
This is so rare a book, that it may be doubted whether another copy is
known. It is not mentioned by Warton, and as the author is called
Henry, by Ames and Herbert, it may also be presumed to have been
unknown to them.
5984. Hagthorpe's (John) Visiones Kerum. The Visions of Things
or Foure Poems, elegant in morocco, £3. 3s. Lond. 1623.
5985. Hall's (John) Emblems, with many copper-plates, (last page
MS.) elegant in morocco, £3. 3s. ib. 1648.
5986. Habington's (William) Castara, fine copy, in morocco,
£2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1640.
5987. Hunnis's (William) Seuen Sobs of a Sorrowfull Soule for
Sinne ; comprehending those seuen Psalmes of the Princelie
Prophet David, commonly called Pcenitentiall. Where-
438 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
unto are also annexed his Handfull of Honisuckles, &c.
morocco, £7. 7s. Lend, in the house of H. Denham, 1 585.
59S8. Another edition, imperfect, half bound, neat, £l. Is.
Lond. 1636.
5989. Ireland's (W. H.) Ballads, very neat, 4s. 6d. it. 1801.
5990. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, Ss ib. 1801.
5991. Intriguing Milliners and Attornies Clerks, a Mock-Tragedy,
with Poems, frontispiece, 5s. 6d. ib. 1738.
5992. Juvenal, translated by Sir R. Stapylton, frontispiece and
portrait, very neat, Ss. 6d. ib. 1673.
5993. Juvenal and Persius, translated by Dry den and others, 3*. 6d.
ib. 1726.
5994. Johnson's (Dr. S.) Poetical Works, fine copy in morocco, 9s.
ib. 1789-
5995. Jonson's (Ben) translation of Horace's Art of Poetry, with
other workes of the author never before printed, £l. Is.
ib. 1640.
5996. Another Copy, with a rare portrait of Jonson, by Marshall,
unknown to Granger, elegant in morocco, £3. 3s.
ib. 1640.
5997. James I. (King of England) his Translation of the Psalms of
David, frontispiece and arms by Marshall, calf extra, gilt
leaves, £l. lOs. Oxford, 1631.
5998. Jordan's (Thomas) Wit in a Wildernesse of Promiscuous
Poesie, ,£3. l6s. Lond. n. d.
5999. King's (Henry, Bishop of Chichester) Poems, Elegies, Para-
doxes, and Sonnets, elegant in morocco, £3. \3s. 6d.
ib. 1657.
6000. Psalms of David, from
the New Translation of the Bible, turned into Meter, first
edition, with frontispiece, elegant in morocco, £3. 3s.
. . ib. 1651.
6001. Keach's (Benjamin) Glorious Lover, a Divine Poem, upon
the Adorable Mystery of Sinner's Redemption, neat,
£1. is. ib. 1679-
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 12 wo. 439
6002. Reach's (Benjamin) War with the Devil, a Poem, cuts, 5s.
6003. ■ *— Grand Impostor Discovered: or the.
Quaker's Doctrine weighed in the Ballance and found want-
ing, a Poem by way of Dialogue, <£l. Is. • 'Lund. \6j5.
6004. Kerr's (Symon) Scottish Poems, Songs, &c. calf extra, gilt
leaves, 9s Perth, 1802. 1
6005. Knight of the Kirk, or the Ecclesiastical Adventures of Sir
John Presbyter, by VV. Meston, 6s. Lond. 1728.
6006. Lindsay's (Sir David) Poetical Works, half-bound, 7s.
Edin. 1720.
6007. L'Estrange's (Sir Robert) Fables, in English Verse, by E.
Stacy, frontispiece, 5s. Lond. 1717.
6008. LittleV(i. e. T. Moore) Poems, boards, 6s. ib. 1806.
6009. LorTt's (Capel) Eudosia, or a Poem on the Universe, with por-
trait, calf extra, gilt leaves, gr. ib. 1781.
6010. Lee's (Nathaniel) Dramatic Works, plates, 3 vo\s.fne set in
calf, £h lis. 6d. ib. 1734.
6011. Six Select Plays, 4*. ib. 1734.
6012. Lillo's (George) Arden of Feversham, 2s. ib. 176*2.
6013. Leycester's Common-wealth, with Leycester's Ghost, in Verse,
calf extra, gilt leaves, $s. • ■ * • • ift- 1641.
6014. Leyden's (John) Scenes of Infancy, calf extra, gilt leaves,
Ss. Edin. 1811.
6015. Lyster's (Thomas) Blessings of Eighty-Eight, or short Narra-
tive of the Auspicious Protection of our Keform'd Pro-
testant Church, under the number of Eight, Prose and
Verse, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1698.
6016. Lover's (The) Manual. Being a Choice Collection of
Poems, interleaved with Poems in manuscript, 2 vols. $s.
ib. 1750.
6017. Lluellin's (M.) Men-Miracles, with other Poems, very neat in
calf 12*. 6d. ib. 1656.
6018. Another Edition, indifferent copy, 4>s. 6d. ib. 1646.
440 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6010. Legend of Captain Jones, both parts, with the scarce frontis-
piece by Marshall, in russia, £2. 10s. Lond. 1659.
6020. Love Letters between a Nobleman and his Sister, and between
a Nun and a Cavalier, in Verse, 2 vols, neat in calf,
10s. 6d. ib. 1716-34.
6021. Loyal Garland (The) containing choice Songs and Sonnets of
our late unhappy Revolutions, very delightful and profit-
able, both to this present and future ages. Published by
S. N. a Lover of Mirth, — 2Blacfc %ttttl — in russia,
£3. 3s. ib. 1671.
6022. Lilly's (John) Sixe Court Comedies, viz. Endimion ; Alex-
ander and Campaspe ; Sapho and Phao ; Gallathea ; My-
das ; and Mother Bombie, very neat, £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1632.
6023. Lucan's Pharsalia: or the Civil Warres of Rome, between
Pompey the Great and Julius Caesar, Englished by Thomas
May, with Continuation, frontispiece, calf extra, gilt
leaves, £l. \\s.6d. ib. 1635-
6024. Another Edition, small size, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£ 1.1 Is. 6d. ib. 1 650.
6025. Milton's (John) Poems, English and Latin, with a fine impres-
sion of the rare portrait, engraved by Marshall, calf extra,
£4. 4s. ib. 1645.
The portrait of Milton in this volume was the first engraved: —
A copy of it sold at Sir W. Musgrave's Sale for £±. 18a
6326. Another Copy of the same edition, portrait by Vander Gucht,
calf extra, £l.5s. ib. 16*45.
6027. Modern Midnight Conversation, or Matrimonial Dialogues,
elegant in morocco, 12s. • • • • • • » ib. n. d.
602S. Muse in a Moral Humour, being a Collection of agreeable
and instructive Tales, Fables, &c. 2 vols, half-bound, neat,
10s.6d. ib. 1757.
6029. Muse in Good Humour, or a Collection of Comic Tales in
Verse, neat, £l. 4>s. ib. 174-6.
6030. Miller of Trompington, being an Exercise upon Chaucer's
Reeve's Tale, very neat, 6s. ib. 1715.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama— \2mo. 441
6031. Moore's (Edward) Fables for the Female Sex, plates, very
neat, 5s. Lond. 1799.
6032. Musseus, or the Loves of Hero and Leander, translated by Sir
Robert Stapylton, £l. lls.6d. ib. 1647.
6033. Meston's (William) Poetical Works, calf extra, gilt leaves,
12s. 6d. Edinburgh, 1767.
6034. Montgomery's (Alex.) Poetical Works, calf extra, gilt leaves,
95. Glasgow, 1 754.
6035. May's (Thomas) Victorious Reigne of King Edward the
Third, a Poem, with portrait of Edward, £l.lls.6d,
Lond. 1635.
6036. Munday's (Anthony) breefe Aunswer made unto two sedi-
tious Pamphlets, the one printed in French and the other
in English. Contayning a defence of Edmund Campion
and his complices, their most horible and unnaturall Trea-
sons, against her Majestie and the Realme — 2Macft %ttttl
—£6. 6s. Lond. for E. White, 1 582.
A very rare and curious little book : it is not mentioned in Oldys's MS.
concerning Campion, nor was it known to Ames or Herbert,
6037- Made Long Since for the Anniversary Solemnity on the fift
day of November, in a private Colledge at Cambridge.
By A. B. C. D. E. and now by conquering importunity
made publique. For a small memoriall of England's great
deliverance from the Powder Treason, with a wood-cut
frontispiece, £2. 10s. Lond. 1641.
6038. Mill's (Humphry) Night's Search. Discovering the Nature
and Condition of all sorts of Night-Walkers; with their
Associates. As also the Life and Death of many of them,
curious frontispiece, £4. 4s. ib. 1640.
6039. Milton's (John) Paradise Lost, second edition, coloured
plates, fs. 6d. ib. 1674.
6040. Ditto in Prose, with Notes, 45. ib. n. d.
6041. Modern Receipt, a Comedy, altered from Shakspeare, with
Poems, &c. 3$. 6d. * ib. 1739.
6042. Mason's (Rev. W.) Poems, two portraits, boards, 5s. ib. 1805.
3 K
442 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6043. Nicol's (Alexander) Poems, Serious and Comical, 2 vols.
calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. Is. Edinburgh, 1753-6.
6044. Old Ballads (A Collection of) corrected from the best and
most ancient copies extant. With Introductions Histori-
cal, Critical, or Humorous, with plates, 3 vols, calf extra,
£5. 5s. Lond. 1727-
6045. Ovid's Hcroycall Epistles, in English Verse ; set out and
translated by George Turbervilc, Gent. With Aulus Sabi-
binus' answers to certaine of the same — 2MaCn %ttttt —
inorocco, £8. 8s Lond. by J. Charlezvoode, n. d.
604:6. Ovid's Epistles, translated by several hands, plates, green 7110.
rocco, by Roger Payne, 15s. Lond. 1720.
6047. Ovid's Epistles, translated by W. Saltonstall, with plates,
elegant in morocco, <£\. lis. 6d. ib. \673.
6048. Another edition, without plates, half-bound, extra, 12s.
ib. 1677-
6049. Ovid's Tristia, translated by W. Saltonstall, frontispiece, by
Cecil, calf extra, gilt leaves, £\. 15s. ib. 1633.
6050. translated by T. P. calf extra, 12s. "ib. 1713.
6051. Another edition, calf extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1726.
6052. Invective or Curse against Ibis, faithfully and fami-
liarly translated into English Verse by John Jones, calf
extra, £2. 10s. Oxford, 1658.
This copy has some presentation verses in the hand-writing of Jones.
6053. Another Copy, stained, and made
up with MS. 9s. ib. 1658.
6054. Ovid's Invective against Ibis, translated into English Meeter
by Thomas Underdowne— SMacTt %ttttZ — calf extra,
£7 . 7s. Lond. by II. Bynneman, 1577.
6055. Ovidius Exulans, or Ovid Travestie, a Mock Poem, on Five
Epistles of Ovid, by Naso Scarronnomimus, elegant in
morocco, £\. \ls.6d. Lond. 1673.
6056. Ovid's Metamorphoses, translated by Sewell and others,
plates, 2 vols. 7s. ib. 171 7>
6057. translated by Garth and others,
plates, 2 vols. 8s. ib. 1751.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — X2mo. 443
6058. Ovid's Metamorphoses, translated by G. Sandys, half -bound,
6s. Lond. 1656.
6059- Ot way's (Thomas) Works, best edition, 3 vols, very neat,
£l.4s. ib. 1768.
6060. 2 vols. 6s. $..1702.
6061. Overbury's (Sir Thomas) Wife, a Poem, with New and
Choice Characters, portrait by Simon Pass, calf extra,
£l. 5s. ib. 1615.
6062. — — 1 — Another Edition, with portrait, calf
extra, 18s. ib. l6l6.
6063. The same Edition, without portrait,
7s. ib, \6\6.
6064. Another Edition, enlarged, elegant
in calf, 15s. ib. 1664.
6065. Ossian's Poems, plates, 2 vols, elegant 8s. Edin. 1803.
6066. Poetical Works of the author of the Heroical Epistle to Sir
W r . Chambers, half-bound, extra, 3s. 6d. • • • • Lond. 1805.
6067. Phillips's (John) Poems, 2s. ib. 1728.
6068. Pennecuik's (Alex.) Streams from Helicon : or Poems on
Various Subjects, 14s. 6d. ib. 1720.
6069. Prologues and Epilogues celebrated for their poetical merit,
very neat, 5s. Oxford, n. d.
6070. Pasquin's (Anthony) Children of Thespi-, a Poem, calf extra,
gilt leaves, 8s. Lond. 1792.
6071. — Poems, 2 vols, very neat, 9s. . -ib. 1789.
6072. Pecke's (Thomas) Parnassi Puerperium, or some Well-wishes
to Ingenuity, being Epigrams translated from Owen. Mar-
tial, &c. £2. 2s. ib. 1659.
6073. Another Copy, with the rare portrait of Pecke, morocco,
£G-6s- ib. 1659.
6074. Pranceriana Poetica; or Prancer's Garland, 2s. 6d.
Dub. 1779.
60/5. Pope's (Alexander) Works, 6 vols, neat, 18s. .. Lond. 1736.
6076. Paterson's (James) Commentary on Milton's Paradise Lost, 5s.
ib. 1744.
444 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6077. Phillips's (Edward) Theatrum Poetarum, or a compleat col-
lection of the Poets of all ages, 12*. Lond. 1675.
6078. Poems by Ben Jonson Junior. Composed by W. S. Gent.
elegant in morocco, <£2. 15s ib. l6*72.
6079- Pembroke's (Countess of) Tragedie of Antonie done into
English, half-bound, Jieat, £8. 8s.
Lond. fur W. Ponsonby, 1595.
6080. Palingenius his firste syxe bokes of the Zodiake of Life, trans-
lated by Barnabe Googe— SMacfc %ttttt— calf extra, gilt
leaves, £5. 5s. .••••• Lond. by I. Tisdale, 156l.
This rare edition was unknown to Warner or Tanner; and Herbert the
editor of Ames had only seen one copy. The present wants a leaf,
containing Verses by G. Chatherton, also the last leaf of Poetical
words.
€081. Poems in Latin and English, by Archibald Pitcairn, W.
Scot, and T. Kincaid, including Poems on the Royal Com-
pany of Archers, 7s. 6d. Edin. 17*17.
6082. Another Copy, on fine thick paper, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£l. 5s. ib. 1727.
6083. Plays, a collection of, by the best Tragic and Comic Writers,
9 vols, neat, £l. 7s. Lond. 1735, drc.
6084. Plays, a selection of, 5 vols, neat, 10s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1735, &c.
6085. Pomfret's (John) Poems, neat, 2s. ib, 1736.
6086. Penwarne's (John) Contemplation, a Poem, with Tales, &c.
morocco, 9*. • ib. 1 8O7.
6087. Pindar, translated from the Greek, by Gilbert West, with
original Poems, 3 vols, neat, 13s. 6d. ib. 1766.
6OS8. Political Merriment, or Truths told to some Tune. Faithfully
translated from the original French of R. H. S. H. H. S.
F. A. G. G. A. M. M. P., &c. 9*. ib. 1714.
6089. Prior's (Matthew) Poems, (two leaves MS. J 3s. « • ib. 1720.
6090. — — — • neat, 4>s.6d. ib. 1754.
6091. Another Edition, 2 vols. 6s. • • • • ib. 1721.
6092. Pope's (The) pittiful Lamentation for the Death of hisdere
darling Don Joan, of Austria : and Death's Aunswer to
the same. With an Epitaphe upon the said Don Joan,
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama.— 12 wo. 445
translated after the French printed coppy by Henry Chettle,
— 25tecft %ttttt — elegant in morocco, £5. 5s.
Lond. by J. Charlewood, 1578.
6093. Parrot's (Henry) Laquei Ridiculosi: or Springes for Wood-
cocks, neat, £$. 8?. Lond. \6\o.
To this rare volume of Epigrams Mr. Malone was considerably indebted
while writing his Historical Account of the English Stage, and it is
observed by Warton that " many of them are worthy to be revived
in modern collections." — The present copy has manuscript illustra-
trations.
6094. Poems, viz. The Reigne of King Henry the Second, by Tho-
mas May, with portrait by Vaughan, Lond. 1633. — The
Historie of Edward the Second, by Francis Hubert, -with
portrait, Lond. 1629- — The Victorious Reigne of King
Edward the Third, by Thomas May, with portrait, Lond.
1635. — The Battailes of Crescey and Poictiers, by Charles
Aleyn, Lond. Irj33. — Plantagenet's Tragical Story ; or the
Death of King Edward the Fourth, by T. W. with the rare
portrait by Marshall, Lond. 1649. — -The Historie of King
Henrie the Seventh, by Charles Aleyn, with portrait by
Marshall, Lond. 1638. — and Bosworth Field, by Sir John
Beaumont, (from his volume of Poems, 1629). — This cu-
rious collection of Historical Poems, is in one volume, in
the original parchment binding, and very good condition,
o£24. Lond. 1629-38.
6095. Poems. — A Choice Collection of Scots Poems, ancient and
modern, Edin. 1 766.— Poetical Works of William Meston,
Ea]in. 1 767. —Collection of Scots Poems, by Alexander
Pennecuik and others, Edin. 1769, in one vol. half-
bound, russia, £2. 2s.
6Q96. Poems. — Kalender of Man's Life, by Robert Farlie, with the
frontispiece and wood-cuts, Lond. 1638. — Keach's Youn<*
Converted Gallant turned into a Poem, by J. Mason, Lond.
1676. — Divine Emblems by John Bunyan, Lond. 1757.
Marrow of Gospel-History, by Hercules Collins, Lond.
1696, in one volume, £2. 2s.
6097. Poems. — Poems by Richard Corbet, Bishop of Norwich,
Juond. 16/2. — Family Hymns gather'd out of David's
446 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Psalms, Lond. 1718. — Iter Borcale, Lond. 1716, and other
Tracts, in one volume, 15$.
6098. Plat's (Sir Hugh) Floures of Philosophic, with the Pleasures
of Poetrie annexed to them, as wel pleasant to be read as
profitable to be folowed of all men — SMacft %ttttt — calf
extra, gilt leaves, £7. 7 s. • *Lond. by H. Bynneman, 1572.
The u Floures of Philosophic," consist of 883 short sentences in prose;
hut the ' Pleasures of Poetrie," is entirely metrical. It wants a leaf
or two at the end.
6099' Pordage's (Samuel) Poems upon several occasions, and a
translation of the Troades of Seneca, calf extra, £2. 12s. 6d.
Lond. 1660.
6100. Psalmes of David, in Prose and Meeter, with their whole
usuall tunes, in russia, £2. 12s. 6d. • • • • Edinburgh, 1640.
6'101. with apt notes to
sing them withall, fine copy, ruled icith red lines, blue
morocco, £l. Is. Lond. 1643.
6102. Psalms of David— %latk %tttZt—£l. Is. ib. 1621.
6103. Passion of Dido for iEneas, translated from Virgil by Edmund
Waller and Sidney Godolphin, calf extra, gilt leaves, 15s.
ib. 1658.
6104. Quarles's (Francis) Emblems, calf extra, gilt leaves, £3. 3s.
Cambridge, 1643,
6105. — Another Edition, calf extra, £l. 7s.
Lond. I676.
6l06. Argalus and Parthenia, calf extra, 15s.
■ ib. 1687.
6107. — — Divine Poems ; containing the History of
Jonah, Ester, Job, Sion's Sonnets, &c. with frontispiece,
by Cecil, £2. 2s. ib. 1630.
6108. Another Edition, 1 5s. ib. 1642.
6109. ■ Another Edition, 10s. 6d. ib. 1669.
61 10. . Another Edition, calf extra, l6s. ib. I706.
6111. — (John) Fons Lachrymarum; or a Fountain of Tears,
from whence doth flow England's Complaint, Jeremiah's
Lamentations Paraphras'd, with Divine Meditations, &c.
English Poetry, Flays, and Works on the Drama. — l2mo. 447
with rare portrait not mentioned by Granger, neat,
£3.13s.6d. Lond. 1648.
6112. Quarles's (John) Regale Lectum Miseriae, or a Kingly Bed of
Miserie, 10*. 6d. ib. 1649.
$\\3, Divine Meditations upon several Subjects,
calf extra, gilt leaves, 18*. ib. 1679*
6114. Another Copy, with ajine portrait, £l. 5s.
ib. 1679.
6115. Quillet's Art of geting beautiful Children, translated by
N.Rowe, 5*. ib. 1720.
t)ll6. Rowe's (Elizabeth) Works, in Prose and Verse, with two
portraits, 2 vols, elegant in morocco, £1.4<y. •• ib. 1756.
6117. (Nicholas) Works, portrait by Vertue, and another
by Cook, 3 vols, russia extra, £l. 10s. ib. 1747»
611S. Another Edition, 2 vols. 6s. 6d. . -ib. 1720.
6119- Ritson's (Joseph) Scotish Songs, 2 vols, half-bound, russia,
18s. 6d. ib. 1794.
61 20. Robertson's (Alex, of Strowan) Poems, and History of his
Family, half-bound, neat, 10s. 6d. • • Edin. n. d.
6121. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, 13s. 6d. ib. n. d.
6122. Reynolds's (John) Flower of Fidelitie. Displaying in a con-
tin uate Historie, the various Adventures of three Foreign
Princes, in Proseand Verse, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. 18*.
Lond 1650.
6123. Rome Rhym'd to Death. Being a collection of choice Poems,
frontispiece, 5s. ib. 1683.
6124. Rosse's (Alex.) Mel Heliconium ; or Poeticall Honey,
gathered out of the weeds of Parnassus, 18>. •• ib 1642.
6125. Richardson's (W.) Essay on Shakspeare's Dramatic Cha-
racters, 2*. ib. 1784.
61 26. Roscoe's (W.) Nurse, a Poem, from the Italian of Tansillo,
elegant, 7s. Liverpool, 1 800.
6127. Randolph's (Thomas) Poems, with the Muses Looking Glasse,
and Amyntas,u'iM a frontispiece, which contains Randolph's
portrait, calf extra, gilt leaves, £\. is. • • • • Oxford, 1640.
448 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6128. Randolph's (Thomas) Poems, with the Muses Looking-Glasse,
and Amyntas, no frontispiece, 7 s. 6d. • • • • Oxford, 1640.
6129. Another Edition, calf extra, gilt leaves, 14s. • • >*Lond. 1664.
6130. Another Copy, neat, 8s. ib. 1664.
6131. Another Edition, 10s. 6d. Oxford, 1668.
6132. Roy's (William) Rede me frynde and be nott wrothe for I saye
no thynge but the trothe, — 23iacft %ttttt — morocco,
cflO. 10*. printed at Wesell, by H. Nycolson, 1546.
The present copy of this uncommon book has the title supplied by manu-
script, and the first leaf of the preface is damaged.
6133. Ramsay's (Allan) Miscellany of Scots Songs. 5*. 6d.Lond. 1727-
6134. Rochester's (Earl of) Poems, with others by the E. of Ros-
common, Dorset, &c. 2 vols, inl, £l. Is. ib. 1731.
6135. Stagg's (John) Miscellaneous Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves,
8s. Wigton, 1 808.
6136. Stevenson's (William) Poems, 2 vols, calf extra, gilt leaves,
16s. Newark, 1 782.
6137. Southerne's (Thomas) Plays and Life, with portrait, 3 vols.
very neat, £l. 7s. Lond. 1774.
613*. Skelton's (John) Pithy, Pleasaunt, and Profitable Workes, neat,
£1. l6s. ^.1736.
6139. Another Copy, with a considerable portion of
interesting extracts and remarks in manuscript, £2. 6s*
ib. 1736.
6140. Spenser's (Edmund) Works, with a Glossary, &c. by Hughes,
6 vols, neat, £l. lbs. ib. 1715.
6141. The same edition, large paper, 6 vols.
neat, £2. 17$. ib. 1715.
5142. Works, with plates, (Bell's edit.) 8 vols.
elegant, £l. 9s. ib. 1787
6143. Shirley's (James) Six Ncwe Playes, with portrait by Wilkin,
elegant in morocco, £2. 12s. 6d. » ib. 1653.
6144. Select Epigrams, 2 vols, in 1, very neat, 8s. ib. 1797-
6145. Spiritual Life. Poems on several Divine Subjects, calf extra,
gilt leaves, £)s. 6d. Edinburgh, 1727*
6 146. Shad well's (Thomas) Dramatic Works, portrait by Gribclin,
4 vols, neat, £2. 6s, Lund. 1720.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — l<2?no. 449
6147. Shenstone's (William) Poems upon various Occasions. Written
for the Entertainment of the Author, and printed for the
Amusement of a few Friends, prejudic'd in his Favour,
neat, £8. 8s. Oxford, 1737.
This was the first publication of Mr. Shenstone. It is very rare, because
he took uncommon pains to suppress it, by collecting and destroying
the copies wherever he met with them.
6148. Works, 3 vols, neat, 15s. . -Lond. 1773.
6149. Shakspeare's (William) Poems, russia, gilt leaxes, £2. 12s. 6d,
ib. Ifj40.
6150. Shakspeare, (Bell's edition) from the text of Johnson and
Steevens, with copious notes, and illustrative matter ; fine
impressions of the engravings, (a subscriber's copy) 20 vols.
in numbers, £5. 5s. ib. 1788.
6151. Shakspeare, edited by Theobald, 8 vols, neat, £l. l6s.
ib. 1752.
6l 52. Scott's (Thomas) Four Paradoxes of Arte, of La we, of
Warre, of Seruice, elegant in morocco, £\6. \6s.ib. 1602.
This is a volume of such extreme rarity, that the present copy, which was
originally Major Pearson's, is probably the only one that is known.
6153. Philomythie, or Phiiomythologie. Wherein
outlandish Birds, Beasts, and Fishes, are taught to speake
true English plainely, with the rare frontispiece by
Elstracke, 1622. — Certaine Pieces of this Age Paraboliz'd,
by T. Scot, 16 1 6. — The second part of Philomythie, by
T. Scot, 1625, in one vol. neat, £5. 5s. ib. l6l6-25.
6154. — Another Copy of the same poems and
editions, without Elstracke's frontispiece, £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1616-25.
6155. Philomythie, &c. first part, part of the
frontispiece cut off, l6l6. — Certaine pieces Paraboliz'd,
1615, neat,£l. Us. 6d. ib. 1615-16.
6156. Lyric Poems, calf extra, gilt leaves, £)s.
ib. 1773.
6157* Stanley's (Thomas) Poems, translations of Anacreon, Bion,
&c. Excitations, Sylvia's Park, Oronta, Aurora, &c. &c.
fine copy, £6. 16s. 6d. ib, 1652.
3L
450 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6158. Smith's (Charlotte) Sonnets, vol. 2, very neat, 5s. Lond. 1797*
6159. Select Portions of Psalms, purple morocco, 7 s. • • • • ib. 1802.
6l6\). Sidney's (Sir Henry) very godly Letter unto Sir Philip Sidney
his sonne, then of tender yeeres, at schoole in the toune of
Shrewesbury, with one M. Astone. Most necessarie for all
yoong Gentlemen to bee carried in memorie, with an excellent
Epitaph of the Life and Death of Sir H. Sydney, both
which being put in print at the humble request of one
William Gruffith of Coredaney, in the countie of Angles,
sometime Clarke of his Kitchin, — SBlacft %ttttt —
morocco, <£l3. 13*. Lond. by T. Dawson, 1591.
The Epitaph consists of sixty- one stanzas of four lines. The name of
William Griffith, the author, does not occur as a poet in Ritson, a
strong proof of the great rarity of his verses.
6161. Sedley's (Sir Charles) Works, portrait by Vander Gucht,
2 vols. 15s. Lond. 1722.
6162. Stevenson's (Matthew) Poems, very neat, £7. 7s. • • • 'ib. 1665.
Prefixed to this volume is a fac-simile engraving, from the rare portrait
by Gaywood, with four lines underneath ; it is mentioned by Granger,
though he admits he had never seen the print ; yet nevertheless makes a
severe attack upon the author, in consequence of a curious mistake,
of which the particulars are given in Bib. Ang. Poet. p. 332,
6163. Southwell's (Robert) Saint Peter's Complaint, Mary Mag-
dalen's Teares, with other Workes, with the Douay first
title of ] 620, in russia, £3. 3s. ib. 1630.
6164. - Another edition, (first title MS.) very
neat, £2. 10s ib. 1634.
6\65. . St. Peter's Complaint, and Saint Mary
Magdalen's Funerall Teares. With sundry other selected
and devout poemes, calf extra, £5. 5s. • • • • Douay, 16*20.
6166. Slater's (Samuel) Poems, calf extra, £l. Is. • • *»Lond. l679«
6167. Sheppard's (S.) Epigrams, Theological, Philosophical, and
Romantick. Also the Socratick Session, or the Arraign-
ment and Conviction of Julius Scaliger, with other select
Poems, rare frontispiece, calf extra, <^10. 10*.- »ib. 16*51.
6168. Sion in Distress; or the Groans of the Protestant Church,
half -bound, morocco, 12s. 6d. ib. 1682.
English Poetry , Plays, and Works on the Drama. — 12mo. 451
6169. Speed's (Samuel) Prison Pietie, or Meditations, Divine and
Moral. Digested into Poetical Heads, on mixt and various
Subjects, calf extra, gilt leaves, 18s. Lond. 1677-
6l70» Sacred Epigrams, English and Latin, calf extra, 5s. ib. 16S2.
6171. Scbola Cordis, or the Heart of it selfe, gone away from
God; brought back againeto him; and instructed by him,
in 47 Emblemes, plates by Van Lochem, (some leaves MS.)
£2. 2s. ib. 1647.
6172. Stafford's (Anthony) Femall Glory; or the Life and Death
of our Blessed Lady, the holy Virgin Mary, God's owne
immaculate Mother, in Prose and Verse, plates, £2. 10s,
ib.l635.
6173. Sacontala, or the Fatal Ring, an Indian Drama, translated by
Sir W. Jones, calf extra, 7s. • ib. 1792.
6174. Stevens's (G.Alex.) Songs, Comic and Satyrical, fron tis-
piece, 4)S. ib. 1772.
6175. Stephens's (John) Essays and Characters, Ironicall and
Instructive. With a new Satyre in defence of Common
Law and Lawyers, &c. &c. (two leaves and part of two
others, MS.) neat, £2. 2s. ib. l6l5.
6176. Smith's (Jud.) Misticall deuise of the spirituall and godly
loue betweene Christ the spouse, and the Church or Con-
gregation. Firste made by the wise Prince Solomon, and
now newly set forth in verse ; whereunto is annexed
certeine other brief stories, — 23(acft %ttttt — o£l0. 10*.
Lond. by H. Kirckham, 1575.
This rare book was unknown to Ames or Herbert; and Warton who has
enumerated various versions of Solomon's Song in the sixteenth century
seems to have been ignorant of the present.
6177. Sandys's (George) Christ's Passion, a Tragedy, with Anno-
tations, calf extra, gilt leaves, 12s. Lond, 1640.
6178. Slatyer's (William) Psalmes of David in four Languages, and
in four parts, set to the tunes of our Church, engraved on
copper, calf extra, £4>, 14*. 6d. ib. 1543.
The four Languages are Greek, Latin, Hebrew, and English.
6179. Sylvester's (Josuah) translations from Du Bartas, Original
Poems, &c. £2. 12s. 6d, (no place or date. J
452 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6180. Sterling's (W.Alexander, Earl of) Monarchicke Tragedies,
neat, £\0. 10s. Lond. l6l6.
A rare edition which varies from all the preceding. — It is not noticed by
Reed in his account of the Earl of Sterling's writings.
6181. Seneca's Hippolitus, translated out of Seneca by Edmund
Prestwich. Together with divers other Poems of the
same Author's, calf extra, £\.\\s.6d. ib. \65l.
61 82. S'too him Bayes : or some Observations upon the humour of
writing Rehearsals Transpros'd, 4*. 6d. Oxon, 1673.
6183. Suckling's (Sir John) Works, in Prose and Verse, portrait by
Vander Gucht, calf extra, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1719.
6184. Ditto, without the portrait, 6s. ib. 1 7 1 9-
6lS5. Sonnets and other Poems, with Tales in Prose, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 7s. ib. 1705.
6 186. Thomson's (James) Works, viz. Poems and Plays, plates, 4
vols.^we set in calf, £l. Is. • ib, 1762.
6 187- Seasons, very small, 2s. ib. n. d.
6 188. The Turtle Dove, under the Absence and Presence of her
only Choice, or Desertion and Deliverance Revived. By a
Lover of the Celestiall Muses, elegant in morocco, £6. 6s,
Edinburgh, 1664.
6189. Translations of German Poems, from the author of the Ger-
man Erato, with the originals, 2 vols, calf extra, 1 4s.
Berlin, 1801.
6190. The Trumpet of Fame : or Sir Frauncis Drake's and Sir
John Hawkins' Farewell : with an encouragement to all
Sailors and Souldiers that are minded to go in this worthie
enterprise. With the names of many Ships, and what they
have done against our foes — 2Mac6 %ttttt — in morocco,
o£l3. 13s. Lond. by T. Creede, 1595.
A Poetical Tract of excessive rarity, of which neither a copy, or even the
title was known to Ames, Herbert, Warton, and Ritson. The initials
were probably intended for Henry Roberts, author of an Epitaph upon
the Earl of Leicester.
6191. Tatham's (John) Fancies Theater, Poems, in morocco, £6. 6s.
Lond. 1640.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — \2mo. 453
6192. Taylor's (John) Errant Thiefe, whom every Man may Trust:
in Word and Deed exceeding True and Just, <£2. 2s.
Loncl. 1622.
6193. A Bawd, a vertuous Bawd, a modest Bawd>
as Shee deserue, reprove or else applaud, (no title) 7s.6d.
6194. Theatrical Records, or an Account of English Dramatic
Authors and their Works, neat, 18s. ib. 1756.
G. Steevens's copy, having in his hand-writing this remark. — u Originally
printed in 1750, by that most notorious liar William Rufus Chetwood,
under the title of the British Theatre."
6195. Teate's (Faithfull) Per Tria: or the Doctrine of the three Sa-
cred Persons, Father, Son, and Spirit, &c. Summarily
digested for the pleasure and profit of the Pious and Ingeni-
ous Reader, calf extra, £l. lis. 6d. • • • • ib. 1669.
6196. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, translated by Hoole, 2 vols.
elegant, lis. 6d. ib. 1803.
6197. Toldervy's (W.) Select Epitaphs, 2 vols, very neat, £\.ls.
ib. 1755.
6198. Union (The) or Select Scots and English Poems, by T. and
J. Warton, Hammond, Smollet, Collins, &c. 3s. 6d.
ib. 1766.
6199. Another Copy, neat in calf, 6s. ib. 1766.
6200. Another Copy, calf extra, 8s. ib. 1 759.
6201. Vanbrugh's (Sir John) Plays, 2 vols, calf extra, lis.ib. 1776.
6202. Vander Noodt's (John) Theatre, wherein be represented as wel
the miseries and calamities that follow the voluptuous
Worldlings, as also the great ioyes and pleasures which the
faithful do enioy, with curious wood-cuts, — SBIacft %ttttt
— in morocco, £20* ••• Lond. by H. Bynneman, 1569.
A book of extreme rarity, with which are connec: ed some particulars highly
curious. — It is copiously described in Bib. Ang. Poet. p. 369.
6203. Vaughan's (Henry) Silex Scintillans : or Sacred Poems and
Priuate Ejaculations, two parts, in calf, £l. 10s.
Lond. 1650-5.
6204. Olor Iscanus. A Collection of some se-
lect Poems, and Translations, with frontispiece engraved
by R, Vaughan, in russia, £3. 3s, • ib. 1651.
454 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bkown.
6205. Vaughan's (William) Church Militant, a Poem, £l. lls.6d.
Lond. 1640.
6206. Vaticinium Votivum : or Palaemon's Prophetick Prayer.
With several Elegies of Charles I. &c. calf extra, 10s. 6d.
Traj. 1649.
6207. Vida's Art of Poetry, translated by Pitt, neat, 4s. Lond. 1742.
6208. Virgil's Eclogues, translated into English by W. L. Gent.
£l.l6s. ib. 1628.
6209. Another Copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, £2. 2s. ib. 1628.
6210. Virgil's Georgick?, Englished by Thomas May, frontispiece
by R. Vaughan, £l.l5s. ib. 1628.
6211. Another Copy, wanting a leaf, pp. 19, 20. £l. 4s.**ib. 1628.
6212. Virgil, in English Verse, translated by Pitt and Warton, plates,
4 vols, neat, £l. Is. • • ib. 1763.
62 L3. Virgil, translated by John Ogilby, portrait by Marshall, blue
morocco, 15s, ib. 1665.
6214. Victor's (Benj.) History of the Theatres of London and Dublin,
3 vols, very neat, 10s. 6d. ib, 176I-
6215. Vortigern and Rowena (Passages selected on the great Literary
Trial from the Play of) 2 vols, in 1, h. b. morocco, 4s.
ib. 1795.
6216. Verbal Index to Milton's Paradise Lost, 2s.6d.»* • *ib. 1/41.
6217. Wesley's (Samuel) Maggots : or, Poems on several subjects
never before handled, calf extra, £l, 5s. ib. 1685.
6218. Another Copy, with a tracing from the
rare portrait, also an indian-ink drawing of his son John,
half-bound, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1685.
6219. History of the Old and New Testament, in
Verse, with 300 engravings by Sturt, 3 vols, russia extra,
£3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1704.
6220. — Ditto, a bad Set, 3 vols, not uniform,
£l.5s. • ib. 1704.
6221. (John) Collection of Moral and Sacred Poems,
vols, elegant, £l.ls, • Bristol, 1 744.
6222. (J. and C.) Hymns and Sacred Poems, calf extra,
gilt leaves, 7s. 6d, • Lond. 1 756.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama. — l2mo. 455
6223. Waller's (Edmond) Poems and Life, 2.9. 6d. Lond.1722.
6224. __ Works, by Feriton, neat, 4>s. Lond. J 744.
6225. Poems and Life, small edition, 5s.
ib. 1712.
6226. Works, with Life by P. Stockdale, plates,
elegant in purple morocco, joints, fyc. £1. 7^« 'ib. 1772.
6227. Watts's (Isaac) Lyric Poems, portrait by Vertue, neat, 45. 6d.
ib. 1722.
6228. neat, 4s. ib. 1786.
6229. portrait, in purple morocco,
12s. ib. 1804.
6230. Woty's (W.) Blossoms of Helicon, calf extra, gilt leaves,
Ss. ib. 1763.
6231. Witty and Ingenious Riddles, half-bound, extra, (no title) 4*.
6232. Wits (The) or Sport upon Sport. In Selected Pieces of Drol-
lery, by Francis Kirkman, both parts, with titles, prefaces,
and the rare frontispiece, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£3. 13*. 6d. ib. 1672-3.
6233*. Another Copy, not quite perfect, calf extra, £l. lis. 6d.
ib. 1672-3.
6234. Warburton's (Bishop) Miscellaneous Translations in Prose
and Verse, neat, \5s. ib. 1734.
6235. Wittie's (Robert) Survey of the Heavens, with Gout-Raptures
in English, Latin and Greek Lyrick Verse, half-bound, neat,
6s. 26. 1681.
6236. Ward's (Ned) Nuptial Dialogues and Debates, 2 vols. neat,
18*. ib. 1 737.
6237. (Tho.) England's Reformation, a Poem, in four
Cantos, 8*. ib. 1715.
6238. Wreath, a Collection of Songs, 3s. ib. 1753.
6239. Williams's (Miss H. M.) Poems, 2 vols, very neat, 9s.
ib. 1786.
6240. . Another Copy, 2 vols, in 1, 5s.
ib. 1786.
6241. — (Sir C. H.) Odes, elegant, 7s. 6d. ib. 1780.
456 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
6242. Williams's (William) Poetical Piety, or Poetry made Pious,
calf extra, gilt leaves, 18s. Lond. 1677 »
6243. Wright's (Abraham) Parnassus Biceps. Or severall choice
Pieces of Poetry, composed by the best Wits that were in
both the Universities before their dissolution, bad copy, made,
up with MS. 15s. ib. 1656.
6244. Watkyns's (Rowland) Flamma sine Fumo : or Poems without
Fictions, £3. 3s. • • ib. 1662.
6245. Witt's Recreations refined and augmented, with Ingenious
Conceites for the wittie, and Merrie Medicines for the Me-
lancholic, with frontispiece, (some leaves wanting) half-
bound extra, £2. 2s. ib. 1663.
6246. Wit and Drollery, Jovial] Poems: Corrected and much
amended, with additions, by Sir John Mennis, Dr. James
Smith, Sir William Davenant, and John Donne, (three
leaves damaged) 4s. 14s. 6d. ib. l66l .
6247. Westminster Drollery. Or, a Choice Collection of the
Newest Songs and Poems both at Court and Theatres.
By a Person of Quality. With additions, calf extra, gilt
leaves, £3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1672.
6248. Westminster Quibbles in Verse ; being a Mock to the Crab of
the Wood, and to that Tune ; or, a Miscellany of Quibling
Catches, Joques, and Merriments, calf extra, gilt leaves,
£3. 13s. 6d. ib. n. d.
6249. Wild's (R.) Iter Boreale, and several other Poems, very
neat, 6s. • • • . . . . ib. I67I .
6250. Wastel's (Simon) True Christian's Daily Delight : being the
Summe of euery Chapter of the Old and New Testament,
set downe alphabetically, in English Verse, vellum, 3. 3s.
ib. 1623.
625/. Microbiblion, or the Bibles Epitome, in
Verse ; digested according to the Alphabet, half-bound,
£% 12s. 6d. ib. 1629.
6252. Wither's (George) Abuses Stript, and Whipt j Or Satyrical
Essays, first edition, £l. lis. 6d. ib. l6l3.
6253. Another Edition, £\. \6s. ib. 1617.
English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama, — \2mo. 457
6254. Wither's (George) Abuses Stript and Whipt : Or Satyrical
Essays, .£1. Is. Lond. l6l7«
6255. Juvenilia, a Collection of those Poemes
which were heretofore imprinted, containing Abuses Stript
and Whipt; A Satyre; Shepheard's Hunting, &c. (en-
graved title wanting) in russia, £3. 3s. ib. 1615.
6256. * Juvenilia, another edition, with additions,
and engraved title, neat, £o. lSs. 6d. ib. 1622.
625f. Juvenilia, 'another edition, with farther ad-
ditions, neat, £ 4. 10s. ib. 1633.
6258. Faire Virtue, the Mistresse of Phil'arete,
first edition, £l. 15s. ib. l622.
6259- Satyre : dedicated to his most excellent
Maiestie, l6s ib. 1615.
6260. Hymns and Songs of the Church, 10s. 6d.
ib. 1623.
6261. ! Another Edition,— -SBIacfe %ttttt— 18$.
ib. n. d.
6262. ! — '■ : — Improvement of Imprisonment, Disgrace,
and Poverty, into Real Freedom; Honest Reputation,
Perdurable Riches ; evidenced in a few Crums and Scraps
late found in a Prisoner's-Basket at Newgate, £1. 11*. 6d.
ib.1661.
6263. Speculum Speculativum ; or a Consider-
ing-Glass ; being an Inspection into the present and late sad
condition of these Nations, £l. 5s. ib. 1660.
6264. Ditto, an indifferent copy, 9*.. . . »ib. 1660.
6265. Fides-Anglicana, or a Plea for the Publick
Faith of these Nations, -with a Catalogue of Wither**
pieces at the end, £l. Is.. • . .* ib. 166O.
6266. Memorandum to London, occasioned by
the Pestilence there begun this present year 1665, and
humbly offered to the Lord Maior, &c. of the said City,
«£*• ls - ib. 1665.
3 M
458 Longman, Hurst, Reus, Orme, and Brown.
626*7. Wither's (George) Three Private Meditations, which being
for the most part, of Public concernment, are therefore
published, £l. Is. Lond. 1666.
6268. Ecchoes from the Sixth Trumpet, £\. Is.
ib. 1666.
6269. — _ Campo-Musae, or Field Musings, frontis-
piece, £l. lis. 6d. ib, 1613.
6270. Motto, a Poem, with the frontispiece by
Elstracke, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1621.
6271. Britain's Remembrancer, with frontispiece ,
ISs ib. 1628.
6272. ■ Another Copy, with frontispiece, 14-$. 6d.
ib. 1628.
6273. Another Copy, without frontispiece, 8s.
ib. 1628.
6274. Nature of Man, by Nemesius, translated by
Wither, 18* ib. 1636.
6275. Youth's Comedy, or the Soul's Tryals and Triumph, a Dra-
matick Poem, calf extra, 9s. • • • ib. l6S0.
6276. Young's (Dr. Edward) Poetical and Dramatic Works,
5 vote.fne set in calf £l. 10s. ib. 1767.
MAGIC, WITCHCRAFT, ALCHYMY,
PHYSIOGNOMY, #c.
FOLIO.
6277. A GRIPPiE (Henrici Cornelii) de Occulta Philosophia
•"• Libri tres ; with a wood-cut portrait on the title (several
leaves damaged) «£l. 11#. 6d. Bas. 1533.
" An edition of great repute, and remarkable on account of the Emperors
privilege at the beginning of the volume." — DeBure.— Clement says
it is a very scarce book.
6278. Boissardi (Jan. Jac.) de Divinatione et Magicis Praestigiis,
quarum Veritas ac Vanitas solide exponitur per Descrip-
tionem Deorum Fatidicorum qui olim Responsa dederunt,
with a great number of curious plates, by J. T. De Bry t
£l. 5s. Franco/. 1627.
This volume contains the portraits of Boissard and De Bry.
6279. Cabei (Nicolai) Philosophia Magnetica in qua Magnetis na-
tura penitus explicatur, et omnium quae hoc Lapide cer-
nuntur causae propriae afferuntur, &c. many cuts, in russia,
£l. lls.6d. Ferrar. 1629.
6280. Goad's (J.) Astro-Meteorologica, or Aphorisms and Dis-
courses of the Bodies Ccelestial, their Natures and In-
fluences, neat, £\. 5s. • Lond. 1686.
6281. Howard's (Henry, Earle of Northampton) Defensative against
the poyson of supposed Prophecies. Not hitherto con-
futed by the Pen of any man, which being grounded,
either upon the warrant and authority of Old painted
460 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Bookes, Inuocations of damned Spirits, &c. &c. haue
beene causes of great disorder in the Common-wealth, fine
copy, £2. 2s. Lond. 16.20.
" This elaborate work is replenished with a variety of learned authorities
from the Ancients, and Historical examples of all times." — Oldys*s
British Librarian.
6282. Porta's (Baptista) Natural Magick, with a fine frontispiece by
Gaywood, which contains a portrait, elegant, £l. is.
ib. 1658.
6283. Scot's (Reginald) Discovery of Witchcraft, with a Dis-
course on Devils and Spirits, (wants one leaf) 15s.
ib. 1665.
6284. Sanders's (Richard) Physiognomie, and Chiromancie, Meto-
poscopie. The Symmetrical Proportions and Signal Moles
of the Body, &c. Whereunto is added the Art of Me-
mory, with fine portrait and other cuts, half -bound, russia,
£l. 15s, Lond. 1672.
6285. Another Copy, wants title and portrait, (indifferent copy)
145. ib. 1672.
6286. Webster's (John) Displaying of supposed Witchcraft. Where-
in is affirmed that there are many sorts of Deceivers and
Impostors, and divers persons under a passive delusion of
Melancholy and Fancy, &c. £l. Is. ib. 1677.
6287- Another Copy, 1 5s. • • • ib. 1677.
' '• This work is written with much piety, learning, acuteness and strength
of argument, and particularly examines all those passages of scrip-
ture which have been thought to countenance the vulgar idea of the
power of witches and evil spirits." — Cens. Lit. vol. 10. p. 307.
QUARTO.
6288. AGRIPPA (H. Cornelius) of the Vanitie and uncertaintie of
Artes and Sciences. Englished by James Sanford — SBIacft
%ttttt—£l .6s. Lond. by H. Bynneman, 1 575.
6289. Another Copy, same Edition, 16*. ib. 1575.
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy, fye.—teo. 46l
6290. Alchimia (De) Opuscula complura Veterum Philosophorum,
quorum catalogum sequens pagella indicabit, fine copy,
russia, gilt leaves, £2. 2s. Franco/, ad Main. 1550.
6291. Advertisement to the Jury- Men of England, touching Witches.
Together with a Difference between an English and He-
brew Witch, 10*. 6d. Lond. 1653.
6292. Blondel (De) des Sibylles Celebris tant par l'Antiquit£
Payenne que par les Saincts Peres, Discours traittant des
Noms et du nombre des Sibylles, &c. &c. 12*. 6d.
Char cnt on. l64p.
6293. Blazing Star: or a Discourse of Comets, their Natures and
Effects, 5s. Lond. 1665.
6294. Bulwer's (John) Anthropometamorphosis; Man transform'd;
the Artificiall Changling Historically presented, with the
Pedigree of the English Gallant, frontispiece and curious
wood cuts, £2. 5s. • ib. 1653.
6295. Cattan's (Christopher) Geomancie, a Booke no less pleasant
and recreatiue, then of a wittie inuention, to knowe all
thinges, past, present, and to come — SBfccft ^Letter — half-
bound, russia, £1. 5s. ib. 1591.
6296. Deacon (John) and J. Walker's Dialogicall Discourses of
Spirits and Divels. Declaring their proper Essence, Na-
tures, &c. &c. — with the same Author's Summarie An-
swere to al the Material Points in any of Master
Darel his bookes. More espcciallie to that one booke of
his, intituled, the Doctrine of the Possession and Dis-
possession of Demoniacks out of the Word of God, in
one volume, £2. 2s. ib. 16*01.
Much of Shakspeare's Witch and Wizard lore it was supposed was derived
from the contents of this curious volume.
6297. Digges's (Leonard) Prognostication euerlasting of ryght good
etfecte, frutefully augmented by the Author, conteyning
playne, brief, pleasant, chosen rules to iudge the weather
by the Sunne, Sterres, Aspectes of Planetes, &c. — 2B»facft
%ttttt—£l-10s Lond. 1556.
6298. Ditto augmented by Thomas Digges — 2*MaCft %ttttt — very
neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1592.
462 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6299. Devill seen at St. Albons. Being a true Relation how the
Dcvill was seen there in the likenesse of a Ram. Printed
for the confutation of those that believe there are no such
things, 7*. 6d. ••• ••••••• Lond. 1648*
6300. Evill (The) Spirit cast out. Being a true Relation of the
manner of Performing the famous Operation on the Maiden
Gentlewoman whose Body was possessed with an Evill
Spirit, neatly, half -bound, 10s. 6d. ib. I69I.
6301. Glauber's (J. Rudolph) Description of new Philosophical
Furnaces, with a Description of the Tincture of Gold, &c.
indifferent copy, 7 s. 6d. • • • • • • • ib. 165 J.
6302. Gadbury's (John) Discourse of the Natures and Effects of
Comets, as they are Philosophically, Historically, and
Astrologically considered, calf extra, 18s. 6d. •• ib. 1665.
6303. GyrFord's (George) Discourse of the Subtill Practices of
Deuilles by Witches and Sorcerers. By which Men are
and haue bin greatly deluded : the antiquitie of them :
their diuers sorts and Names — SMacft %ttttt — £l- Us. 6d.
Lond. by Zoty ©oofce, 1387.
6304. Historia Admiranda de Prodigiosa Apollonise Schreirse, Vir-
ginis in agro Bernensi inedia, Bernce, 1604 — De Cometis
Dissertationes novae, Heidclb. 1580, in one vol. vellum, 7s.
6305. Hamond's (Geo.) Discourse of Angels : their Nature and
Office, or Ministry. Also something touching Devils and
Apparitions, and Impulses, 18s. ib. 1701,
6306. Harvey's (John) Discoursive Probleme concerning Prophesies,
how far they are to be valued, or credited, according to the
surest rules, and directions in Diuinitie, Philosophic, Astro-
logie, and other learning,— 25focfc Eettec — £3. 3s.
Lond. by 3Jo|)tt ^acfegon, 1588.
6307. Hocus Pocus Junior. The Anatomy of Legerdemain ; or the
Art of Juggling, with curious cuts, neatly half-bound, 14s.
ib. 1683.
6308. Hopkins's (Matthew) Discovery of Witches : In Answer to
soverall Queries, lately delivered to the Judges of Assize
for the County of Norfolk, £ l t is, * • • ib. l64>7.
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy, #c.~- 4>to. 463
6309. Holland's (Henry) Treatise against Witchcraft ; or a Dialogue,
wherein the greatest doubts concerning that sinne, are
briefly answered : a Sathanicall operation in the Witchcraft
at all times is truly prooued, &c. &c. calf extra, gilt leaves,
£2. 5s. Camb. 1590.
6310. Jones's (Tho.) Astrological Speculation of the late Prodigy. Or
a Clear discovery of the approaching Miseries signified by
that Comet, or Blazing Star of 1680, 4>s.6d. Lond. 1681.
6311. Lavater's (J. C.) Essays on Physiognomy, translated by Dr.
Hunter, with beautiful engravings by Holloway and others,
fine impressions, 5 vols, morocco elegant, gilt leaves,
c£31.l0*. * ib. 1789.
The beautiful engravings in the present copy of this splendid work were
selected at the time of its appearance in Numbers, and are peculiarly
excellent for brilliancy of impression.
6312. Lewes Lavaterus of Ghostes and Spirites, walking by Night
and of straunge Noyses, Crackes, &c — S&Iacft %ttttl—
h.b. neat, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1596.
6313. Life of Merlin, sirnamed Ambrosius, his Prophecies, and
Predictions Interpreted, &c. &c. very neat, gilt leaves,
£l. Is ib. 1641.
6314. Lilly's (William) Christian Astrology modestly treated of
in three Books ; fine portrait by Marshall, £2. 2s.
ib. 1647.
6315. Another Copy, no portrait, and title re-
printed, £l. 7s. ib. 1647.
6316. — ; Starry Messenger, or an Interpretation of
the strange Apparition of three Suns seene in London,
19 Novemb. 1644, being the Birth Day of King Charles;
curious figures, 10s. 6d. ib. 1645.
6317. Another Copy, half -bound, morocco, 15s. • • ib. 1645.
6318. Starry Messenger, 1645 — Easie and Fa-
miliar Method to judge the effects depending on Eclipses,
1652 — and New Prophecy, 1675, half-bound, russia,
£l. Is.
6319. Ancient and Moderne Prophecies, con-
cerning these present Times, 15*. ib. 1645.
464 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6320. Lilly's (William) Strange and wonderful Predictions relating
to the year 1678, 6s. Lond. 1716.
6321. Lawrence's (Henry) History of Angells, being a Theologicall
Treatise of our Communion and Warr with them, calf
extra, £l. Us. 6d. ib. 1650.
6322. Mercurius Propheticus, Or, a Collection of some old Pre-
dictions. O ! May they only prove, but empty fictions,
Ws.6d. ib. 1643.
6323. Maieri (Mich.) Arcana Arcanissima, hoc est Hieroglyphica
iEgyptio-Grseca, 8s. 6c?. no place or date.
6324. Ness's (Christ.) Signs of the Times, or Wonderful Signs of
W r onderful Times, with nine hieroglyphics, neatly half-
bound, Iks. ib. 168 1.
6325. New Light of Alchymie : taken out of the fountaine of
Nature, and Manual Experience. To which is added
a Treatise of Sulphur : Written by Michael Sandivogius :
i. e. Anagram matically Divi Leschi Genus Amo, with
Paracelsus on the Nature of Things, 10*. 6d. . . ib. 1650.
6326. Pancirolli Rerum Memorabilium sive Deperditarum, a Sal-
muth, 10s. 6c/ Franco/. 16^6'.
6327* Partridge's (John) Vox Lunaris, being a Philosophical and
Astrological Discourse of Two Moons, seen at London, 5s.
ib. 1679.
6328. Strange Witch at Greenwich, (Ghost, Spirit, or Hobgoblin)
haunting a Wench, late servant to a Miser, suspected a
Murtherer of his late Wife; neatly half-bound, 14>s. 6d.
ib. 1650.
6329. Thryaei (Petri, Soc. Jes.) Dtemoniaci, hoc est: de Obsessis
a Spiritibus Daemoniorum Hominibus liber unus, Colon.
Agrip. 1598. — ejusdem Loca Infesta, hoc est : de Infestis
ob Molestantes Daemoniorum, &c. Colon. Agrip. 1598, in
one vol. 18*.
6330. Tracts.— Lilly's Prognostications of \667—Lo?id. \677.—
Cruel Mother ; being a true Relation of the Bloody Murther
committed by M. Cook upon her Child — Lond. 1670; with
other Tracts, half-bound, russia } 15s.
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy , Src.—Svo. 465
6331. Tracts. — Arraignement and Triall of Witches at Lancaster,
by Potts, (title and last leaf wanting) — Mather's (Cotton
and Increase) Wonders of the Invisible World : Being an
Account of the Tryals of several Witches in New England,
— Lond. 1693. — Mather's (Increase) Cases of Conscience
concerning Evil Spirits — Lond. 1693, in one volume, 18*.
6332. True Narrative of the most strange and wonderful Apparition
which happened to the view of Elizabeth Freeman of the
Town of Hatfield, 24th, 25th, and 26th of Jan. 1681, 7s.
6333. Webster's (John) History of Metals, as also of the Philosopher's
Gold, their Mercury, the Liquor Alkahest, &c. 9*.
Lond. 1671.
6334. Warren's (Hardick) Magick and Astrology vindicated from
those false Aspersions and Calumnies, which the Ignorance
of some hath cast upon them ; neatly half-bound, 14*.
i3.1651.
6355. Wither's (Fabian) Briefe and most easie Introduction to the
Astrologicall Judgement of the Starres ; and a briefe
Treatise of Mathematicall Phisicke, neatly half-bound,
£l.lls.6d. ib. 1598.
6336. Weidenfeld's Secrets of the Adepts, or of the use of Lully's
Spirit of Wine, 9s. 6d ib. 1685.
OCTAVO.
6337. AUBREY'S (John) Miscellanies upon Day Fatality, Omens,
Dreams, Apparitions, Knockings, Prophesies, Magick,
Converse with Angels and Spirits, &c. &c. with the Au-
thor's Life, neat, 8s. Lond. 1696.
6338. Another Edition, 8*. 6c?. ib. 1721.
6339. Another, Edition, with his Life, neat, 9s. 6d. ...... ib. 1784.
3N
46*6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6340. Agrippa's Vanity of Arts and Sciences, with portrait hj
Burnford, neat, 9s. Lond. 1676.
6341. Another Copy, calf extra, 10s. 6d. - ib.l694>.
6342. Another Copy, in russia, marbled leaves, 12s. ih. 1676.
6343. Another Copy, (without portrait) 5s. ib. 1684.
6344. Brevint's (Dan.) Saul and Samuel at Endor, or the New
Waies of Salvation and Service, which usually temt Men to
Rome, and detain them there. Truly Represented and
Refuted, calf extra, 8s. Oxon. 1674.
6345. Beaumont's (John) Historical, Physiological, and Theological
Treatise of Spirits, Apparitions, Witchcrafts, and other
Magical Practices, frontispiece, 12s. Lond. 1705.
6346. Coley's (Henry) Key to the whole Art of Astrology. New
filed and polished, with the Rudolphine Tables, &c. &c.
two portraits by White, and other plates, very neat in calf,
£2. 2s. Lond. 1676.
6347. Another Copy, ( no portraits) 1 8s. » ib. I676.
6348. Casaubon's (Meric) Treatise concerning Enthusiasme, as it is
an Effect of Nature: but is mistaken by many for either
Divine Inspiration, or Diabolical Possession, 6s.* -ib. 1655.
6349. Glanvil's (Joseph) Sadducismus Triumphans: or, a full and
plain Evidence concerning Witches and Apparitions; to
which are added two Authentic, but wonderful Stories of
certain Swedish Witches, best edition, £\. Is. Lond. 1726.
6350. : Blow at Modern Sadducism about Witch-
craft, 2s. 6d. ib. 1668.
6351. Gafferel's (James) Unheard-of Curiosities, translated by E.
Chilmead, very neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1650.
6352. History of the Ridiculous Extravagancies of Monsieur
Ouffle ; occasioned by his reading books treating of Magick,
Spectres, Charms, &c. &c. 15s. ib. 1711.
6353. Another Copy, 10s. 6d. ib. 1711.
6354. Hutchinson's (Francis) Historical Essay concerning Witch-
craft. With Observations upon Matters of Fact; tending
to clear the Texts of the Sacred Scriptures, and confute
the vulgar Errors about that point, 6s. 6d ib. 1718;
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy, #c. — §vo. 467
6355. Hutchinson's (Francis) Historical Essay concerning Witch-
craft. With Observations upon matters of Fact; tending
to clear the Texts of the Sacred Scriptures, and confute
the vulgar Errors about that point, f#« 6d. • • • • Lund. 1720.
This work contains much interesting matter and developes many cele-
brated impostures, such as Richard Dugdale, the Surry Demoniac ;
the Witches of Warbois ; Witchcraft at Mohra in Sweden, &c. &c.
6356. Moreton's Essay on the History and Reality of Apparitions.
Being an Account of what they are, and what they are
not : whence they come, and whence they came not.
With a great variety of surprizing and diverting Examples,
with plates, 10s. 6d. ib. 1738.
635/. Naudasus's History of Magick, by way of Apology, for all
the Wise Men who have been unjustly reputed Magicians,
from the Creation to the present Age, Englished by J.
Davies, Ss. 6d. ib. l657»
6358. Portae (Baptistae) de Humana Physiognomia Libri IV. with a
great number of curious engravings on wood, representing
Men and Animals, fine copy, £l. 1 5s. • • "Rothe?n. 1650.
6359. Another Copy, £l. Is. « Franco/. l6l8.
6360. Philosophy Reformed and Improved in four profound Trac-
tates, on the Great and Deep of Mysteries of Nature, &c.
by Crollius and Paracelsus, with a portrait of the latter,
6s. Land. 1657*
636*1. Ripley Reviv'd ; or an Exposition upon Sir G. Ripley's
Hermetico-Poelical Works, frontispiece, calf extra, gilt
leaves, 15s. ib. l6'78.
6362. Saunders's (Rich.) Astrological Judgment and Practice of
Physick, with portrait, very neat in calf, lbs. • • ib. 1677*
6363. Spencer's (John) Discourse concerning Prodigies : wherein
the Vanity of Presages by them is reprehended, and their
true and proper ends asserted and vindicated : with a
Treatise on Vulgar Prophecies, 7s. ib. ] 660.
6364. Another Copy, calf extra, 13s. 6d. ib. 1665.
6365. System of Magick, or a History of the Black Art, by De Foe,
\2s.6d. ib. \7<l7.
468 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
DUODECIMO.
6366. ALBERTUS Magnus de Secretis Mulierum, item de Virtuti-
bus Herbarum, Lapidum, et Animalium, cum Michaelis
Scoti Libellus, de Secretis Naturae, Js. 6d.»» • »Amst. 1665.
6367. Another Copy, calf extra, 10s. 6d. • • • *ib. 1665.
6368. Agrippae (H. C. ab Nettesheym) de Incertitudine et Vanitate
scientiarum declamatio inuectiva, ex postrema Auctoris re-
cognitione, 8*. Colen. 1568.
6369. Another Copy with De Nobilitate et praecellentia Fceminei
Sexus, ejusdemque supra Virilem eminentia, Libellus lectu
jucundissimus, 9s. H. Com. 1653.
6370. Bulwer's (J.) Philocophus, or the Deafe and Dumbe Man's
Friend. Exhibiting the Philosophicall verity of that subtill
Art, which may inable one with an observant eie, to heare
what any man speaks by the moving of his lips, calf extra,
185. Lond. 1648.
6371. Baxter's (Richard) Certainty. of the World of Spirits. Fully
evinced by unquestionable Histories of Apparitions and
Witchcrafts, Operations, Voices, &c. calf extra, curiously
ornamented with appropriate devices, 18s. ib. 1691.
6372. Another Copy, 7s. ib. 1691.
6373. Bekker's World Bewitched ; or, an Examination of the Com-
mon Opinions concerning Spirits, &c. &c. 7s. 6d. ib. 1695.
6374. Culpepper's (Nicholas) Treatise of Aurtfm Potabile. Being a
Description of the three-fold World, viz. Elimentary,
Celestiall, Intellectuall, containing the Knowledge neces-
sary to the Study of Hermetick Philosophy, calf extra,
13s. 6d. •*• l656 -
6375. Catastrophe Mundi : or, Merlin Revived. In a Discourse of
Prophecies and Predictions, and their Remarkable Accom-
plishment. With Mr. Lilly's Hieroglyphics exactly cut :
And Notes and Observations thereon. As also a Collec-
tion of the Ancient Prophecies, morocco, gilt leaves,
£i.5s #• 16*83.
Magic } Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy, fyc. — 12 wo. 469
6376. Coclitis (Barptol.) Physiognomic et Chiromantiae Compen-
dium, curious cuts, neat, 15s. • • • • Argent, 1551.
6377. Discourse of Comets, shewing their Original Substance, Prog-
nosticks, Significations, &c. with an Essay on Judicial As-
trology, 7s. Lond. 1684.
6378. Devil of Delphos, or the Prophets of Baal, with a Proof that
the present pretended Prophets are the Prophets of the
Devil and not of God, it. ib. 1708.
6379. De Foe's Political History of the Devil, with an account of
his Adventures, and a description of the Devil's dwelling,
vulgarly called Hell, half-bound, neat, 6s. ib. 1739.
6380. Fulke's (W.) most pleasant Prospect into the Garden of naturall
Contemplation, to behold the naturall causes of all kinde of
Meteors— SBlflCfc %ttttt — calf extra, 9s. 6d ib. 1634.
6381. Gaffarelli Curiositates Inauditaa de Figuris Persarum, Talis-
mannicis, horoscopo Patriarcharum etCharacteribus Coeles-
tibus cum Notae Michaelis, with curious engravings on
wood, 2 vols, neat, 15s. • ••Hamb. I676.
6382. Helvetio Microscopium Physiognoroiae Medicum, id est,
Tractatus de Physiognomia, with many portraits of eminent
men, very neat in calf, 12s. 6d. Amst. I676.
6383. Hermeticall Banquet, Drest by a Spagiricall Cook : for the
better preservation of the Microcosme, with Sonnets and
other Poetry, calf extra, 18s. Lond. 1 652.
6384. Heydon's (C.) Astrology Familiarized, 5s. 6d. ib. 1786.
6385. Indagine (Joannis ab) Introductiones Apotelesmaticaa in Phj-
siognomiam, Astrologiam naturalem, &c. with many
wood cuts, neat, 7s. 6d. . . • • . Argent. 1630.
6386. Magica de Spectris et Apparitionibus Spiritu de Vaticiniis,
Divinationibus, &c. 9s. L. Bat. 1656.
6387. Nostradamus, (Les Vrayes Centuries et Propheties de Maistre
Michel) very neat, 15s. Cologne, I689.
6388. Naude (G.) Apologie pour les Grandes Hommes soupconnez
de Magie, 6s. • Amst. 1712.
6389. Opinion (The) of Witchcraft Vindicated, by R.T., calf extra,
18*. Lond. 1670.
470 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6390. Optick Glasse of Humors ; or the Touchstone of a Golden
Temperature : or the Philosophers' Stone to make a Golden
Temper, by T. W .frontispiece, calf extra, 18s. Lond. 1664.
6391. Another Copy, without title, half-bound, 7s. 6d. . . ib. 1664.
6392' Philosophical Letters upon Physiognomies. To which are
added Dissertations on the Inequality of Souls, &c. 5s.
ib. 1751.
6393. Prophetia Anglicana, Merlini Ambrosii Britanni, ex Incubo
olim (ut Hominum fama est) ante annos mille ducentos
circiter in Anglia nati, Vaticinia, et praedictiones, &c.
russia, gilt leaves, 145. Francof. 1603.
6394. Perkins's (William) Discourse of the damned Art of Witch-
craft : so farre forth as it is reuealed in the Scriptures, and
manifest by true experience, calf extra, l6s. 6d.
Camb. 1610.
6395. Physique Occulte (Suite de la) ou Traite de la Baguette
Divinatoire, ou Lettres qui decouvrent Plllusion des Philo-
sophes sur la Baguette, 5s. Paris, 1 696.
6396. Philosophical Endeavour in the Defence of the being of
Witches and Apparitions, with Palpable Evidence of Spirits
and Witchcraft, in an account of th Daemon of Ted worth,
6s. • • Lond. 1 668.
6397. Another Copy, in black Spanish, 8s. ib. 1668.
6398. Stengelio de Monstris et Monstrosis, quam Mirabilis, Bonus
et Justus/ in Mundo administrando, sit Deus Monstranti-
bus, very neat, in calf, l6s. Ingolstad. 1647-
6399* Vaughan's (Thomas) Magia Adamica: or, the Antiquitie
of Magic, and the Descent thereof from Adam downwards,
proved — with his Man-Mouse, taken in a Trap and tor-
tured to death for gnawing the Margins of Eugenius Phila-
lethes, calf extra, 18s. Lond. 1650.
6400. Vaughan's (Thomas) Discourse of the Nature of Man
and his State after Death ; and his Antiquities of Magic,
10s. 6d. • ib. 1650.
" Vaughan was a great Cbymist, a noted Son of the Fire, an experimen-
tal Philosopher, a zealous brother of the Rosie-Crucian fraternity,
Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, Physiognomy, fyc. — 12mo. 471
an understander of some of the Oriental Languages, and a tolerable
good English and Latin Poet." — Wood's Athena. — He wrote under
the assumed name of Eugenius Philalethes.
6401. Vallemont Physique Occulte, ou Traite de la Baguette Divi-
natoire, et de son utilite pour la decouverte des sources
d'eau, des mineres, de tressors cachez,'&c. (a most curious
work, with many plates J 9 15s. Paris, 1709.
6402. Whip for the Devil ; or, the Roman Conjurer. Discovering
the intolerable Folly, Profaneness and Superstition of the
Papists, in endeavouring to cast the Devil out of the Bo-
dies of Men and Women by Him possest, curious frontis-
piece, half -bound, neat, 12s. 6d, • • Lond. 1683.
NATURAL HISTORY, ANATOMY, #c.
VARIOUS LANGUAGES.
FOLIO.
6403. 7E*TII Amideni librorum medicinalium tomus primus,
J - M - J primi scilicet libri octo nunc primum in lucem editi,
Grace, tall copy, neat, £2. 2s. Venet. in adib. Aid. 1534.
This edition contains eight books only, being all that have appeared in
Greek, except part of the ninth by J. E. Hebenstreit.
6404. Audebert (J. B.) Histoire Naturelle des Singes et des Makis,
with 60 engravings, finely coloured after Nature, neat in
russia, joints, £20. • Paris, 1 800.
6405. Aretaei Cappadocis de Causis et Signis acutorum, et diutur-
norum Morborum libri quatuor. De Curatione, libri qua-
tuor, Gr. et Lat. cum notis variorum, cura H. Boerhaave,
large paper, half-bound, russia, uncut, £3. 3s.
L. Bat. 1735.
6406. Aristotelis Historia de Animalibus, Gr. et Lat. Jul. Cass. Scali-
gero interprete, cum ejusdem commentariis, edidit Phil.
Jac. Maussacus, £l. 10s. Tolossce, 1619.
6407. Born (Ign.) Testacea Musaei Cassarei Vindobonensis quae jussu
Mariae Theresia3 Augustas disposuit et descripsit, with many
vignettes, and numerous coloured engravings of shells,
red morocco, gilt leaves, £7. 7s. Vindob. 1780.
6408. Bidloo (Godefridi) Anatomia Humani Corporis, with 105 fine
anatomical engravings after Lairesse, and a beautiful
portrait of Bidloo, after the same artist, by Blooteling,
£$. Ss • • Amst. 1685.
Natural History, Anatomy, fyc* Various Languages. — Folio, 473
6409. Borlase's (Wil.) Natural History and Antiquities of Cornwall,
%lates,2 vols. calf extra, £7. 7*. Oxon. 8? Lond. 1785-1769.
6410. Catesby's (Mark) Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and
the Bahama Islands, with numerous engravings finely
coloured, and descriptive letter-press, French and English ;
the whole revised by Edwards, 2 vols, neat in calf, £21.
Lond. 1771.
6411. Another Set, 2 vols, russia elegant, joints, S?c. £25. ib. 1771»
6412. Catalogus Plantarum ; A Catalogue of Trees, Shrubs, Plants,
and Flowers, which are propagated for sale in the Gardens
near London, with coloured plates, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1730.
6413. Cowper's (Wil.) Myotomia Reformata, or an Anatomical
Treatise on the Muscles of the Human Body ; to which is
prefixed an Introduction concerning Muscular Motion,
with many vignettes, and anatomical engravings after the
life, fine copy, half-bound, russia, £9- 9*' •••••• ib. 1 724.
6414. Complete Farmer, or a General Dictionary of Husbandry in
all its branches, many plates, neat, £i. 14s. • » ib. 1793.
6415. Crescentis (Petri de) Civis Bononiensis Ruralium, Como-
dorum Lib. XII. Editio Priuceps, £6. 6s.
Aug. Find, per Joan. Schuszler, 1471.
6416. Dieterici (Jo. Geor. Nic.) Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive
conspectus aliquot millium plantarum, arborum etc. a Jo.
Guil. Weinmanno collectarum ; cum explicationib. Germ,
et Lat. with one thousand and twenty-five coloured
engravings, 8 vols. fine set, very neat in calf, £06.
Ratisbonce, 1737-45.
6417. Duverney Anatomic de la Tete en Tableaux Imprimes, qui
represententau Naturel le Cerveau sous difterentes Coupes,
la distribution des Vaisseaux dans toutes les Parties de la
Tete, les Organes de Sens, & une Partie de la N^vrologie;
d'apres les Pieces dissequees & prepares. — Myologiecom-
plette en couleur et grandeur Naturelle, composee de PEssai
et de la suite de PEssai d'Anatomie, ouvrage unique, utile
& necessaire aux Etudians ■& Amateurs de cette Science,
elephant size, half-bound, £§§. • • • Paris, 1746,
This extraordinary and very rare volume contains 36 coloured engravings
of the different parts of the Human Frame, as large as the subjects
30
4f4 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
from whence they were taken, and finished in the style of paintings hi
oil by Gautier. The two last are different views of the lower extre-
mities of an Hermaphrodite ; there are copioui letter-press descriptions
of each plate.
6418. Grew's (Nehem.) Catalogue and Description of the Natural
and Artificial Rarities belonging to the Royal Society at
Gresham College, many "plates, neat, Qs. • • • • Lond. 1681.
6410. Hippocratis Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat. editio optima, 2 vols.
neat in vellum, £3. 3s. Geneva, 1657-
6420. Hunter's (W.) Anatomy of the Gravid Uterus, with fine engra-
vings, boards, £6. 6s. • 'Birmingham, by Baskerville, 1774.
6421. Hill's (Sir John) Natural History of Fossils, many plates, co-
loured, very neat in calf, £l. \ls.6d. Lond. 1748.
6422. ' Another Copy, plates not coloured, boards,
15s. ib. 1748.
6423. Eden, or a Compleat Body of Gardening,
•with numerous plates, fine copy in russia, £l.l5s. ib. 1/57-
6424. Hughes's (Rev. Griffith) Natural History of Barbadoes, with
29 plates and a map, large paper, £2.2s. • • ib. 1750.
6425. Jonstoni (Joan.) Historia Naturalis de Quad rupedi bus, de
Avibus, de Piscibus, de Exanguibus Aquaticis, de Insectis,
et de Arboribus et Fruticibus, with an immense quantity
of engravings, 3 \oh.fine set, in calf, £7. 7s.
Franco f 1650-62.
6426. Knorr (G. W.) Dclices Physiques Choisies, ou choix de tout ce
que les Trois Regnes de la Nature renferment de plus digne
des recherches d'un Amateur curieux, pour en former uu
Cabinet choisi de Curiositdz Naturelles, in German and
French, with near 100 engravings, finely coloured after
Nature, 2 vols, in morocco, gilt leaves, c£21.
Nuremberg, I766.
6427. Leigh's (Charles) Natural History of Lancashire, Cheshire,
and the Peak in Derbyshire ; portrait, and other plates,
£2. 2s. •••• • Oxon. 1700.
6428. Laurence's (John) System of Agriculture, or Body of Hus-
bandry and Gardening, plates, 10s. 6d. • • • • Lond. 1726.
Natural History, Anatomy, $c. Various Languages. — Folio. 4f 5
6459. Libri de Re Rustica, M. Catonis, Marci Terentii Varronis,
L. Junii Moderatio Columella?, Palladii Rutiiii, quorum
suramam pagina sequetire peries, £l. Is.* • • • Paris. 1533.
6430. Lemnius' (Lsevin.) Secret Miracles of Nature, 105.6c?.
Lond. 1658.
6431. Lister Historian Conchyliorum, liber III. qui est de Bivalvibus
marinis in quibus Conchas Anatiferae dictae, &c. engraved
on copper-plates, neat, £l .Is. ib. l687»
6432. Merian (Maria Sybilla) Metamorphosis Insectorum Surina-
mensum : comprised in 60 plates beautifully coloured after
Nature, with their descriptions in Dutch, very neat in
vellum, £l6. l6s. • • • • Amst. n. d.
6433. Matthioli (Pietro Andrea) Discorsi nelli sei libri di Pedacio
Dioscoride Anazarbeo della materia Medicinale, numerous
wood-cuts, neat, £l. Is. • • • • Venet. 1568.
6434. Miller's (P.) Gardener's Dictionary, 2 vols. 18s. Lond. 1731.
6435. Another Edition, neat, £l.lls.6d. ib. 1?68,
6436. Martyn's (W. F.) Dictionary of Natural History, with a great
number of engravings, neatly coloured, 2 vols, in 1, in
russia, <£4>. 4>s. • ib. 1785.
6437. Meyer's (J. D.) Figures of all kinds of Walking, Flying, or
Swimming Animals, comprised in Two Hundred and
Forty Engravings, beautifully coloured after Nature, with
the Skeleton of each, and copious descriptions in German ;
(an extraordinary Work which must have cost the Author
many years incessant exertion) 2 vols. half-bound, russia r
£15. 15s. •••• Nuremberg, 1748-56,
6438. Parkinson's (John) Garden of all sorts of pleasant Flowers,
which our English ayre will permit to be noursed up,
portrait on wood and numerous cuts, half-bound, very
neat, 18s. 6d. Lond. 1629.
6439. Plinio (C.) Secundo, Historia Naturale di, tradocta in lingua
Fiorentina, per Christoforo Landino, ajine and perfect
copyt bound in russia, £9. 95. ... . Opus Nicolai Jansonis
gallici impressum anno salutos (Venet.) 1476.
This magnificent edition is the first of the Italian translation, as that of
Rome, 1473, which has been cited by some authors, is wholly fic-
titious.
476 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Broww.
6440. Petri de Brucllis Argutissime Subtiles et fecunde Questiones
Phisicales, tylatk %ttttt— worm eaten, 5s.
Paris, circa 1500.
6441. Poissons Ecrevisses et Crabes dc diverses coulcurs et figures
extraordinaires, que l'on trouve autour des Isles Moluques,
et sur les cotes des Terres Australes, with a great number
of coloured engravings, 2 vols, inl, very neat, £4>. 46.
Amst. 1718.
6*442. Ditto, a fine copy of the first part, coloured, very neat,
£2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1754.
From the Collection of John, Earl of Bute.
6443. Pryce's (Wil.) Treatise on Minerals, Mines, and Mining,
portrait and plates, very neat, £2. l6s.» • • *Lond. 1778*
6444. Pontoppidan's Natural History of Norway, with many plates,
neat, £5. 5s. ib. 1755.
6445. Plot's (Robert) Natural History of Oxfordshire, plates,
£l.lls.6J. Oxford, 1677.
,6446. Russell's (Patrick) Descriptions and Fgiures of Two Hundred
Fishes, collected at Vizagapatam, on the Coast of Coro-
mandel : 2 vols, in 1, neat in calf, £7. 7*«« *Lond. 1803.
€447. Seba (Albertus) Locupletissimi Rerum Naturalium Thesauri
accurata descriptio, et Iconibus Artificiocissimus expressio
per Universam Physices Historiam. Opus, cui in hoc
rerum Genere, nullum per exstitit. Ex toto Terrarum Orbe
Collegit, Digessit, Decripsit, et Depingendum, curavit
A. Seba, 8 vols, elegant in russia, joints. O £'250.
Amsterdam, 1734-65.
The extraordinary, extensive, and varied collection of Natural Curiosities
which composed the Cabinet of Albert Seba was perhaps not equalled
by any private Collection in Europe ; after an immense labour of
upwards of Thirty Years he succeeded in producing this magnificent
Work, which contains specimens of every branch in Natural History,
including many Animals of uncommon rarity, particularly of Reptiles
and Insects. It is comprised in 448 Engravings many of which are
double the size of the Work, and contains above five thousand
SUBJECTS BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED AFTER NATURE. The present COpy
has a duplicate set of plates, uncoloured.
It is proper to observe that the present is one of the original copies, and as
such of very rare occurrence j some copies being in circulation, which
were recently coloured in Paris, this notice becomes necessary.
Natural History, Anatomy, Sfc. Various Languages. — Folio, 477
€448. Saint-Fond (Faujais de) Recherches sur les Volcans Eteints
du Vivarais et du Velay, many plates, fine copy, very
neat, £2. 10s. Paris, 1778.
6449. Sheldrake's (T.) Botanicum Medicinale, an Herbal of Me-
dicinal Plants, consisting of above 100 engravings, the
plants being coloured, with their descriptions and virtues
underneath, neat, £5. 5s. Lond. n. d.
€450. Sloane's (Sir Hans) Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barbados,
Nieves, S. Christopher, and Jamaica, with the Natural
History of the Herbs and Trees, Four-footed Beasts, Fishes,
Birds, Insects, Reptiles, &c. of the last of these Islands,
with an immense number of plates, 2 vols, very neat,
£12. 12s ib. 1707.
6151. Sibbaldi (Rob.) Scotia Illustrata, sive Prodromus Historian
Naturalis, plates, £l. Is. Edin. 1684.
6452. Taliacotii (Gasparis) Bononiensis de Curtorum Chimrgia
per insitionem, libri duo, with numerous cuts, shewing
the process of replacing the nose lost by accident or disease,
£2. 16s. Venet. 159f.
6453. Thornton's (R. J.) Philosophy of Botany, ; Illustrations of the
Sexual System of Linnaeus, and Temple of Flora, with nw
merous engravings, a great number of which are exquisitely
coloured, 5 vols, superbly bound in russia, £55.
Lond, 1807-10.
6454. Tractatus super Artem Medicinae, MS. on vellum, of the 14th
century, small folio, very neat, £3. 3s.
6455. Willughby's (Francis) Ornithology, translated into English and
enlarged by Ray, with all the plates, very neat, russia back,
Sfc, £3. 3s. H, l0 Y 8#
6456. Another Copy, (title wanting) very neat, £1. u St §d.
ib. 167S,
478 Lonomaw, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown.
QUARTO.
6457* ANDREWS'S (H.) Botanist's Repository ; comprising beau-
tifully coloured Engravings of new and rare Plants only,
with Botanical Descriptions in Latin and English, after
the Linnaean System, 6 vols, half-bound, morocco backs,
£24,. Lond. 1797-1805.
6458. Agricultural Survey of the Central Highlands of Scotland,
and of the Counties of Hereford, Lancaster, Hants, Norfolk,
and Huntingdon, in one volume, calf extra, £\. Is.
ib. 1794.
6459. Albin's (E.) Natural History of Spiders. — The original
Drawings by the Author, and Manuscript in his own
Writing; from which the engravings were made, and the
work printed, superbly bound in green morocco, joints,
£\5.
64/60. Natural History of Birds ; illustrated with Two
Hundred and Five Copper Plates, curiously engraven from
the Life, 3 vols, half-bound, russia, £5. 5s. •• • *ib. 1738.
6461 • Another Set, 3 vols, russia extra, £6. • •ib. 1738.
6462. Barton's (Richard) Lectures on Natural Philosophy, chiefly
on the Petrifactions, Gems, &c. of Lough Neagh, in Ireland,
sewed, £l. Is. i Dublin, 1751.
64*63. Barbut's (James) English Insects, with descriptions, in Eng-
lish and French, many plates, beautifully coloured, in mo-
rocco, £3. 3s. • • Lond. 1781.
6464. Baker's (G.) Newe Jewell of Health, wherein is contayned the
most excellent Secretes of Physicke and Philosophic, with
wood cuts,— SBlacft %ttttt—£i. is. ib. 1599.
6465, Bacon's (Lord) Philosophical Theory in Mineral Prosecutions,
and other Subjects, partly abridged by Bushel], very neat,
18*. ib. 1659.
Natural History, Anatomy, fyc* Various Languages. — 4£o. 479
6466. Caelius Aurelianus de Morbis Acutis et Chronicis, 7s.
Amst. 1709.
6467. Clowes's (William) Profitable and Necessarie Booke of Obser-
vations, for all those that are burned with the flame of Gun-
powder ; for the cure of Lues Venerea, &c. — 2Macft %ZtttZ
—12s Land. 1637.
6468. Dillenius's (J. Jac.) Historia Muscorum, a General History
of Land and Water, &c. Mosses and Corals, many plates,
very neat, £4. 4>s.* • . ib. 1768.
6469. Daniel's (Rev. William) Rural Sports, plates, 3 vols, imperial
paper, elegant in russia, gilt leaves, £25.»»»»ib. 1805.
6470. ■ 3 Vols. IMPERIAL PAPER,
with the plates beautifully coloured, elegant in morocco,
gilt leaves and joints, £52. 10s. • ib 1805.
Very few Copies were printed on Imperial Paper, and those o.ily for
Subscribers.
6471. ■ FIRST EDITION, 2 vols.
neat, o£l0. 10*. •••• ib. 1802.
6472. De Rochefort Histoire Naturelle et Morale des lies An-
tilles de l'Amerique, plates, neat, £>1. Is.
Rotterd. 1665.
6473. Dundonald (Earl of) on the Connection between Agriculture
and Chemistry, boards, 8*. • Loud. 1 795.
6474. Duhamel du Monceau Traiiedes Arbres FruitieVs ; cntenant
leur figure, leur description, leur culture, &c. numerous
engravings, 2 vols, in russia, £9 9^» Farm, 1768.
6475. Englishman's (The) Treasure, with the True Anatomie of
Man's Body, compiled by that excellent Chyrurgion Mr.
Thomas Vicary,— 2Macfe %ttttt— 10«. 6d.»*Lond. 1641.
6476. Another Edition, title wanting, very neat. 8s.
6477. Edwards's (George) Natural History of Uncommon Birds,
and of some rare and undescribed Animals, with the
Gleanings of Natural History, original edition, nume-
rous ^ohured engravings, 7 vols, in 6, fine set in red
moroccv, gilt Ittvcts, Spc. £38. • * . ih, 1743-64.
4S0 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown-.
6478. Edwards's (George) Natural History of Uncommon Birds, and
of some rare and undescribed Animals, with the Gleanings
of Natural History, with the reprinted letter-press, 7 vols.
splendidly bound in red morocco, borders, Sf-c. £30.
6479. Memoirs of, sewed, 5s. • • • *Lond. 1776.
6480. Evelyn's (John) Silva, or a Discourse of Forest Trees, with
Notes by Dr. A. Hunter, portrait by Bartolozzi, and other
plates, 2 vols. Jine set in russia, gilt and marbled leaves,
£5. 5s. York, 1776.
6481. Another Set, 2 vols, calf extra, £4>. 4s. ib. 1786.
6482. Ellis's (John) Historical Account of Coffee, with a Botanical
Description of the Tree, coloured frontispiece, 5s.
bond. 1774.
6483. Forskal (Pet.) Descriptiones Animalium, Avium, Amphi-
biorum, Piscium, &c. quae in Itinere Oricntali observavit,
sewed, 12s. Hatnice, 1775.
6484. Gibson's (William) Treatise on the Diseases of Horses, with
plates, 15s. Lo?id. 1751.
6485. Hoadley's (Benj.) Lectures on the Organ of Respiration,
neat, Ss. 6d. ib. 1 740.
6486. Histoire (L/) Naturelle eclaircie dans deux de ses parties prin-
cipals, la Lithologie et la Conchyliologie, many plates,
neat, £l. lis. 6d. i Paris, 1742.
6487. Harris's (Moses) Exposition of English Insects, with Des-
criptions in English and French, many plates, beautifully
coloured, very neat in calf, £2. 10s. Land. 1776.
6488. Herbarium, cum herbarum figuris, (title damaged) 10s. 6d.
Utrecht, by Veldener, circa 1480.
6489. Hippocratis de Officina Medici et de Fractis libri duo,
edente Fr. Mar. Bosquillon, Gr. et Lat. large paper,
boards, £\. Is. Paris, 18l6.
Twelve copies only, were printed of the quarto or large paper size.
6490. Leeuwenhoek (Antonio) Arcana Naturae, ope et beneficio ex-
quisitissimorum Microscopiorum, with plates, 2 vols.
£ 1 . 15. L. Bat. 1695.
Natural History, Anatomy, fyc. Various Languages. — ±to. 481
6491. Langham's Garden of Health, containing the sudden rare and
hidden vertues and properties of all kindes of Simples and
Plants,— SMacft fUtter — 9*. Lond. l633 -
6492. Lister (Mart.) Historian Animalium Anglian tres tractatus,
plates, 5s. i&. 1678 .
6493. Lewin's (William) Birds of Great Britain, with their Eggs,
being a series of figures, most beautifully coloured in
the style of highly finished drawings, with appropriate
letter-press, 7 vols, in 4, superbly bound in red morocco,
£40. Lond. 1 789-94.
The figures in this splendid work, are not from copper-plates, but were
executed by the hand, which as well as colouring them, was wholly ac-
complished by Mr. Lewin; who limited the number of his Subscribers
to sixty.
6494. Martyn's (Thomas) Figures of Non-Descript Shells, col-
lected in the different Voyages to the South Seas % numerous
coloured engravings, executed in a style of most exquisite
taste, calf extra, £9. 9s. ib. 1789.
6495. — English Entymologist, with above 500
species of Insects, beautifully coloured, with descriptions
in French, calf extra, £4>. 14s. 6d. ib. 1792.
6496. ■ Aranei, or Natural History of English
and Swedish Spiders, with plates most beautifully coloured,
calf extra, £6. 16*. 6d. ib. 1793.
6497. Monro's (Alexander) Works on Anatomy and Medicine, with
fine portrait by Basire, neat in calf, £l. 10s. Edinb. 1781.
6498. Markham's (Gerv.) cheap and good Husbandry, for the well-
ordering of all Beasts and Fowles, 1657. — The English
House-Wife, containing the inward and outward Virtues
which ought to be in a compleate Woman, (last leaf
wanting). — Country Contentments, or the Husbandman's
Recreations, 1631. — Farewell to Husbandry. — The In-
richment of the Weald of Kent. — A New Orchard and
Garden, or the best way for Planting, Grafting, &c. (title
damaged), 1 631, in one vol. half-bound y £l. lis. 6d.
Lond. 1631-57.
3 P
482 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
5499. Markham's (Gerv.) Master-Piece revived: containing all
knowledge belonging to the Smith, Farrier, or Horse-leach,
&c. with the Countreyman's care for his other Cattle, and
the Compleat Jockey, with frontispiece and plate, 12s. 6d.
Land. 1683.
500. English Hous-Wife, half-bound, 9s.
ib. 1660.
6501. ■ Husbandman's Recreations, 1633 —
Markham's Farewell to Husbandry, 1638, and other
Tracts, 15s.
6502. Marshall's Minutes of Agriculture, made on a Farm of near
300 Acres of Various Soils, h. b. russia, very neat, £l.bs.
ib. 1788.
6503. Mountain's (Didym.) Gardener's Labyrinth, containing a
discourse of the Gardener's Life, in the yearly travels to be
bestowed on his plot of Earth. Wherein are set forth divers
Ilerbcrs, Knots, and Mazers, cunningly handled for the
beautifying of Gardens, &c. &c. translated by II. Dethicke,
— 25Iacft %ttttt—calf extra, £l. is. ib.l 59*.
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6505. Ditto, with Hill's Art of Gardening, and Treatise on Bees,
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6506. Owen's (Ch.) Essay towards a Natural History of Serpents,
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6507. Pennant's (Tho.) History of Quadrupeds, with numerous
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6508. Another Set, 2 vols, very neat in calf, £2. 2s. ib. 1 793.
6509. ■ ■ British Zoology, plates, 4 vols, boards,
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6510. — Indian Zoology, plates, half-bound, russia,
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Natural History, Anatomy, Sfc. Various Languages. — 4/o. 483
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6520. Specimens of British Minerals, selected from the Cabinet of
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Paris, 1767.
6523. Synopsis Stirpium Indigenarum Aragonias, Auctore C. A. R*
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6524. Samuel's (C. Vial de) Elements of the Veterinary Art, with
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6525. Smithson's (Hugh) Compleat Family Physician, or Universal
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484 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
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6527. Treasurie of Hidden Secrets; commonly called the Good-
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6528. Tracts. — Sir W. Chambers on Oriental Gardening, 1772. ~
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6534. Vigon's most excellent Works of Chirurgery, translated into
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6535. Willis' (Tho.) Pharmeceutice" Rationalis, 2*. 6d. . . Ox. 1674.
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Natural History, Anatomy, fyc. Various Languages*— too, 485
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6542. Berkeley's (Bp.) Siris, or Treatise on Tar Water, 2s. 6d.
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6543. Bath-Society Letters and Papers on Agriculture, Planting, &c.
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6547. Another Copy, 9s. ib. 1 769.
6548. Cronstedt's System of Mineralogy, Revised and Corrected by
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65-49. Celsi (Aurel. Corn.) Medicinae lib. viii. Quinto Sereni liber
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486 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6551. Donovan's (E.) Natural History of British Birds, with fine co-
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6552. Da Costa's (Eman. Mend.) Elements of Conchology, with
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6553. Essays on Husbandry, plates, h. b. neat, 6s. ib. 1764.
6554. Frank's (John) Observations on Animal Life and Apparent
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6560. Klaproth et Wolff Dictionnaire de Chimie, 4 vols, sewed,
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656 1* LovelPs (Robert) Panzoologicomineralogia, or a History of
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6583. Pearson's (John) Observations on Cancerous Complaints, very
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488 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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Natural History, Anatomy, fyc. Various Languages.— Svo. 489
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6668. A STRONOMI Veteres, scilicet ; J. Firmici Astrono-
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Phenomena, Gr. et Lat. Procli Diadochi Sphaera, Gr.
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Venetiis, cura et dilig. Aldi Romani, 1499*
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667 1 . Chambers's (E.) Cyclopaedia, or Dictionary of A rts and Sciences,
by Rees, numerous plates, 4 vols, neat in calf, £7s. 7s*
Lond. 1786.
6672. Cellarii Harmonia Macrocosmica, seu Atlas Universales et
Novus, Totius Universi Creati Cosraographiam Generalem,
et Novam exbibens. In qua omnium totius Mundi Orbium
Harmonica Constructio, secundum diversas diversorum
Authorum opiniones, ut et Uranometria, seu totus Orbis
Ccelestis, ac Planetarum Theorize, ut Terestris Globus, tam
Planis et Scenographicis Iconibus, quam descriptionibus
novis ab oculos ponuntur, plates coloured, fine copy, in
russia, ,£10. 10* Amsterdam, l66l.
6673. Copernici (Nicolai) de Revolutionibus Orbium coelestium,
Libri VJ. £1. Is. Badl, 1536.
6674. Euclidis Elementa, cum Procli Commentaria, Grsece, ^4. 4*.
Basil, ap. J. Hervag. 1533.
This is a very fine copy of the editio princeps, and, with the Commentaries
attached, is a very rare book.
6675. English Euclide, being the first six Elements of Geometry,
with Annotations and useful Supplements, large paper,
half-bound, neat, £l. Is. • ••'Oxford, 1705.
6676. Euclid, cum Comment. Clavii, 4s. Colon. 1591.
6677' Guidi Ubaldi de Libra, de Vecte, de Trochlea, de Axe, de
Cuneo, de Cochlea, xvith cuts, 7s. Venet. l6l5.
6678. Gellibrand (Hen.) Trigonometria Britannica, sive de Doc-
trina Triangulorum libri duo, £2. 12s.6d.» • GoudcP, l6S3.
This rare work was principally written by Henry Briggs the greatest
Mathematician of the 17th century: Being left unfinished at his
decease, it was concluded, at his particular dying request, by
Gellibrand. — The present copy has many notes and calculations in
MS. by that eminent Mathematician, Abraham Sharp.
6679- Gregorii a Sto. Vincentio Opus Geometricum Quadrature
Circuli et Sectionum Coni decern libris comprehensum ;
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6680. Howard's (G. S.) Cyclopaedia, or Dictionary of Arts and
Sciences, plates, 3 vols, very neat. £3, 10*.. 'Lond. 1793.
496 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6681. Malton's (Thomas) Treatise on Perspective in Theory and
Practice, with the Supplement; frontispiece andffty-eight
plates, half-bound, russia back, £3. 3s. •• Lond. 1779-83.
6682. Another Copy, neat in calf, £2. 18s. ib. 1779*83.
6683. Margett's Horary Tables for shewing by Inspection, the appa-
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Latitude of a Ship, &c. &c. corresponding with any
Celestial Object, neat in calf, £2. 2s. ib. n. d.
6684. Roche (Estienne de la) L/Arismetique et Geometrie, stained,
3s. 6d. Lyon, 1538.
6685. Stoflerini (Joan.) Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii,
Oppen. 1524 — Textus de Sphera Joannis de Sacrobosco,
Paris, l6l6, in one vol. 18*.
6686. Sturmy's (Sam.) Mathematical and Practical Arts, plates,
7s. 6d. Lond. 1669.
6687. Tychonis Brahe Astronomiae Instauratae Mechanica, with a
portrait of Brahe, and other engravings, £2. 5s.
Norib. 1602.
6688. Vietaei (Francisci) Opera Mathematica, in quibus Tractatur
canon Mathematicus, seu ad Triangula, &c. &c. neat,
£6. 6s. Lond. 1589.
Dr. Hutton in the Introduction to his Tables of Logarithms, gives a very
minute account of this volume, the rarity of which is so extreme that
the Doctor .declares his own to be the only copy he had ever seen.
A Copy is in his Majesty's Library, and it is understood that there is
one in the National Library at Paris ; but it is probable that there are
not more than those Copies and the present, in existence. Notwith-
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in 1579, as appears by the colophon.
6680. Wigan's Practical Arithmetick, engraved on copper-plates,
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Paris, 1775.
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Mathematics, Sciences, fyc. Various Languages.— 4to. 499
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phiques, &c. 3 vols, half-bound, £2. 2s. • • • • Paris, 1729.
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676I. Essay on Vision, boards, 3s. • • • *ib. 1789.
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6765* Bryan's (Mrs. Margaret) System of Astronomy, with plates,
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6766. Baddam's Abridgment of the Philosophical Transactions,
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6767. Bosse (A.) Traits des Pratiques Geometrales et Perspectives,
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6768. Bezout.Cpurs de Mathematiques, plates, 6 parts in 3 vols.
<£l. 5s. Paris, 1789.
6769. - Elemens d'Arithmetique, 4s. i . 177 5 «
6770. Baxter's Matho ; or the Cosmotheria Puerilis. A Dialogue
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6771. Builder's Dictionary, illustrated with about 200 figures on
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perfect work and practice of Arithmetick, &c. very neat,
extra, 10s. 6d. ib. 1655.
6773. Bode (J. E.) Anleitung zur allgemeinen Kenntniss der Erd-
kugel, half-bound, vellum, 6s Berlin, 1786.
Mathematics, Sciences, fyc. Various Languages. — Svo. #c. 503
6774. Bode Erlanlerung der Sternkundc und der dazu gehorigen
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Berlin, 1793.
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vellum, 3s. • ib. 1793.
677$' Bonnycastle's (John) Introduction to Astronomy, with plates,
calf ext ra, 14s • Lond. 1796.
6779- Callet (F.) Tables Portatives de Logarithmes ; edition ste-
reotype, gravee, fondue et imprimce, par Firmin Didot,
£\.7s. Paris, 1795.
This work contains all the Tables in the famous 4to. volume by Gardiner.
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6781. Dictionarium Polygraphicum ; or the Whole Body of Arts
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ib. 1735.
678%. Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, with an immense number of
plates, 4 large vols. £l. 10s. • • • • Lond. for Owen, 1754.
6783. De Moivre (A.) on Annuities for Lives, boards, 4>s.6d.
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Paris, 1632.
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6786. Euclid's Elements, by Kcill and Cunn, plates, 4s. Lond. 1745.
6787. by Dr. Barrow, plates, 5s. •••• ib. 1751.
6788. Euclidis Elementa, Clavii, 2 vols, in 1, 3s. •• Francof. 1607.
6789. Euclidis Elementorum, libri XV. Grace & Latine, 4s. 6d.
Lutetice, 1558.
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504 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
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6792. Ferguson's (James) Astronomy explained upon Sir Isaac
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ib. 1794.
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trated on the Principles of Modern Philosophy, many plates,
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ib. 1731.
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6802. Ditto, a fine copy, calf extra, 6s. • • • • ib. 1768.
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6805. Hutton's (Dr. C.) Course of Mathematicks, 2 vols, calf extra,
£\.7s. » ib. 1 800.
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6812. Landmann's (Isaac) Principles of Fortification, plates, very
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6825. Mackay's (And.) Theory and Practice of finding the Longitude
at Sea or Land, 2 vols, extra, £u 4*. Aberdeen, 1801.
3S
506 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
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chester, plates, 4 vols, boards, £\. 15s. • • Lond. 1789-93.
6827- Maclaurin's (Colin) Algebra, plates, 8s. ib. 177 L
6828. Newton's (Sir I.) Method of Fluxions, and infinite Series, neat,
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Oxon. 1693.
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6836. Ronayne's (Philip) Treatise of Algebra, fine paper edition,
neat in calf, 8s. ■ ib. 1727.
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many plates, 4 vols, neat, £2. 10s. ib. 1737.
6839. Simpson's (T.) Treatise of Algebra, 8s. ib. 1745.
6840. Another Edition, rieat, Qs. ib. 1755.
6841. Doctrine of Fluxions, very neat in calf, 15s.
ib. 1805.
6842. Simson's (Rob.) Elements of the Conic Sections, plates, neat,
3s. 6d. ....... Edin. 1775.
6S43. Stedman's (John) Study of Astronomy for Youth, very neat,
6s. • Lond.1796.
6844. Stone's (E.) Mathematical Dictionary, best edition, (part of
one leaf torn off) 5s. » • • • ib- 1743.
Mathematics, Sciences, fyc. Various Languages. — Svo. §c. 507
6845. Tonstall (Cuthb.) de Arte Supputandi, Argent, n. d. —
Elementa Arithmetices algorithmus de numeris integris
auctore G. Peurbachio, Viteb. 1534, in one vol. 5s. 6d.
684>6. Theodosii Sphaericorum libri tres, Gr. et Lat. 8s. 6d.
Oxon. 1707.
6847. Vince's (S.) Elements of Astronomy, neat in calf, 7s. • • 1801."
6848. Van Etten's Mathematical Recreations, with cuts, 8s.
Land. 1653.
6849. Vitali Lexicon Mathematicum, hc.3s.6d. •••• Paris, 1668.
6850. Weston's (James) Art of Short-Hand, engraved on copper,
with portrait, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1733.
6851. Webster's (Wil.) Course of Practical Mathematics, 2 vols.
neat in calf, \0s. 6d. ib. 1769.
6852. Another Edition, in 3 vols, old morocco, 12s. 6d. . . id. 1730.
6853. Walker's (Ad.) Companion to the Synopsis of the Universe,
1798. — F. B. Watson's Companion to the Planispherical
Planetarium, 1797, in one vol. ntat in calf, 6s.
6854. Wing (V.) and W. Leybourn's Urania Practica, or Practical
Astronomie, 6-s. ••••••• • ib. 1649.
6855. Ward's (John) Young Mathematician's Guide, 5s. ib. 1724.
6856. Wingate's (Edmund) Arithmetick, by Dodson,4s. •• ib. 176O.
6857. Wilkins's (Bishop) Discovery of a World in the Moon, and
Discourse on a New Planet, 4s. ib. 1684.
LIVRESFRANCAIS; LIBRI ITALIANI;LIBROS
ESPANOLES; DEUTSCHE BUCHER,8sc.
FOLIO.
6858. A RCHITECTURE (U) Francoise, ou Recueil des Plans,
•^** Elevations, Coupes et Profits des Eglises, Palais, Hotels,
&c. de Paris, et de plusieurs autres endroits de la France,
engraved on copper, 4 vols, in green vellum, £A>. 4>s.
Paris, 1727.
6859. Architecture, Peinture et Sculpture de la Maison de Ville
d' Amsterdam, on 109 plates, with explanatory letter-
press, neat, £l.lls.6d Amst. 1719.
6860. Antichita di Ercolano, esposto con qualche spiegazioni ; with
an immense number of engravings from the Busts, Bas-
Reliefs, Statues, Urns, Paintings, &c. &c. discovered in the
subterraneous ruins of that celebrated city, 9 vols, half'
bound, russia, £42. ••••••••• Napoli, 1755-92.
6861. Arti (Le) che vanno per vianella Citta di Venezia, inventate
ed incise da Gaetano Zompini, 60 large engravings, with
metrical explanations in Italian and English under each,
boards, £2. 2s Ven. 1785.
6862. Augusta (L') Ducale Basilica dell* Evangelista San Marco
nell* Inclita Dominante di Venezia, colle notizie, plates,
£1. Is. Ven. 1761.
€863. Antiche Iscrizioni di Palermo, raccolte, e spiegate sotto gli
auspizi dell' Excellentissimo Senato Palermitano, plates,
russia, £3. 3s Palermo, 1762,
"This Copy was a present from the Author to the late Thomas Hollis
Esq."— MS. note.
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc. — Folio. 509
6864. Besly Histoire des Comies de Poictou et Dues de Guyenne ;
contenant ce qui s'est passe* do plus memorable en France,
depuis Tan 811, jusques au Roy Louis le Jeune, 18*.
Paris, 1647.
686*5. Bartoli et Bellori Pitture Antiche del Sepolcro de Nasonii
nella Via Flaminia, with nearly 150 plates, russia, £3. 3s,
Roma, 1680.
6866. Boulainvilliers (le Comte de) Etat de la France, avec des
Memoirs Historiques sur l'ancien Gouvernement, de cette
Monarchic, 3 vols. £l. 5s. Lond. 1727.
6867. Bentivoglio (Opere del Cardinal) £l. Is. Parigi, 1645.
6868. Bartoli Gli Antichi Sepolcri overo Mausolei Romani, et
Etruschi, many plates, vellum, £l. 10s. . . • • Roma, 1697.
6869. Buonarruoti Osservazioni sopra alcuni frammenti di Vasi
Antichi di vetro ornati di figure trorati ne Cimileri di Roma,
plates, in russia, joints, £l. lis. 6d.... • Firenze, 1716.
6870. Barbeyrac Histoire des Anciens Traitez, ou Recueil Histo-
rique et Chronologique des Traitez reCpandus dans les Au-
teurs Grecs et Latins, et autres Monumens de l'Antiquite},
2 vols, very neat t £5. 5s. Amst. 1739*
687 1. Boileau (CEuvres de) avec des Eclaircissemens Historiques,
fine engravings by B. Picart, &c. 2 vols, neat in calf,
£2. 8s. *^ Amst. 1718.
6872. Bibiena, (Gius. Gal.) Architetture e Prospettive, with full
length portrait of Charles VI. of Austria, and many fine
plates, £l. 15s. • •••.. August. 1740.
6873. Bouillart (Jacques) Histoire de FAbbaye Royale de Saint
Germain des Prez, plates, half bound, £l. Is.
Paris, 173,4*
6874. Calmet (Dom. Aug.) Histoire Ecclesiastique et Civile de Lor-
raine, contenant ce qui s'est pass6 de plus memorable dans
PArchevechS de Treves, et dans les Ev£chezde Metz, Toul
et Verdun, avec les Pieces Justificatives ; with a great
number of maps, plans of towns and churches, medals,
monuments, &c. &c. 3 very large vols. £5. 5s.
Nancy, 1728.
510 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6*875. Campo (Antonio) Cremona fedelissima Citta et nobilissima
Colonia de* Romani, rappresentata in disegno, ed illustrata
d'una breve historia delle cose piu notabili, et dei ritratti
natural i de* Duchi et Duchesse di Milano, &c. fine copy,
morocco, <£6. 6s.* *In Cremona, in casa dell'autore, 1585.
The original and rare edition of a much esteemed work. — Besides the
portraits of the Dukes and Duchesses of Milan, this volume contains
those of the Author; Philip II. of Spain (two) and his four wives,
amongst whom was Mary Queen of England j also a portrait of Vida
and many others, all engraved by Agostino Caracci in his best manner.
Heinecken is mistaken in saying that some of thern are engraved by
Annibale Caracci, and Debure erroneously attributes the designs as
well as the engraving to the former, as they were either designed by
the Author who was an eminent Painter, or taken from existing
portraits.
687^. Corio (Bernardino) Historia di Milano ; contenente da Tori-
gine di Milano, tutti le gesti, fatti, e detti preclari, e le
cose inemorande Milanesi, infino al tempo di esso autore ;
con M Vitae Caesarum," 2 vols, neat, £\3. 13*.
Milano Alex. Minutiano, 1503
The first, rare, and only entire edition, subsequent ones having omitted
numerous important passages. — The Repertory or Index, in six leaves,
(which were printed several years afterwards and form no part of the
original publication) are wanting, but supplied by manuscript.
6877- Description des Arts et Metiers, faites ou approuvees par
Messieurs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, 4 vols.
in russia, £6. 6s. Paris, 1761.
These volumes contain 25 parts, in which are comprised minute descrip-
tions of 22 branches of valuable manufactures, illustrated by nume-
rous engravings. — The writers were Du Hamel, Reaumur, Lalande,
Nollet, and other learned men.
6878. Description des Festes Donn^es par la Ville de Paris, a
l'occasion du Mariage de Madame Louise-Elizabeth de
France, et de Dom Philippe d'Espagne, with beautiful
engravings of immense size, very neat, £3. 3s.
Paris, 1740.
6879. D'Herbelot Bibliotheque Orientale, ou Dictionnaire Universel
contenant generalmente tout ce qui regarde la connoissance
des Peuples de l'Orient, £2. 2* Paris, 1697-
Livres Fr-aupait; Libri Itaiiani; Libros Espanoles,SfC. — Folio. 511
6880. D'Herbelot Bibliotheque Orientate, ou Dictionnaire Universel
contenant generalement tout ce qui regarde la connoissance
des Peuples de l'Orient, with the Supplement by Visdelon
and Galand, beautiful copy, in russia, £5. 5s.
Paris, 1697 -17 SO.
6881. Another Edkkm, very neat, £2. 12s. 6d. Maest. 1776.
6882. Dante, la Divina Commedia, col commento di Cristofro Lan-
dino, fine copy, blue morocco, gilt leaves, £26.
Fiorenza, per Niccolo delta Magna, 1481.
The celebrated Jirsl edition, with Ike Commentary of Land/no. — i'he present
large and in other respects, fine copy, is ornamented w:th two of the
prints designed by Sandro Botticelli and engraved by Baldini, and
with drawings in Indian ink at the head of many of the cantos. An
original folio drawing, by Botticelli, of the Inferno Purgatorio and
Paradiso is also prefixed to the volume.
6883. Dante, la Divina Commedia, col commento di Cristofro Lan-
dino, inrussia, gilt leaves, £8. 10*.
Brescia, per Bonino de' Bonini, 1487.
This edition contains many wood cuts executed in a very rude style, with
borders, and coloured.
6884. Description des Principales Pierres Gravdes du Cabinet de
S. A. S. le Due d'Orleans, par De la Chau et Le Blond,
large paper, numerous plates, 2 vols, in red morocco,
£28. Path, 1780-4.
The present copy has five prints from what are styled the " medailles
spintriennes," which are generally wanting.
6885. Disegni di Vari Altari e Cappelle nelle Chiese di Roma con le
loro facciate fianchi piante e misure de piu celebri Archi-
tetti, date in luce da Gio. Giacomo de Rossi, 50 plates,
£l. 1*. • Rom. n. d.
6886. De Thou Histoire des Choses arrivees de son Temps, mise en
Francois par Du Ryer, 3 vols. £\. 1 5s.- . • • Paris, 1659.
6887. Diverses Pieces pour la Defense de la Rcyne Mere du Roy
Louys XIII. faites et reveues par Matthieu de Morgues,
fine frontispiece, l6s. ib. 1637.
6888. Du Halde Description Geographique, Historique, Chronolo-
gique, Politique et Physique de PEmpire de la Chine et de
512 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
la Tartarie Chi noise, with maps and plates, 4 vols, neat,
£8. 8s. Par. 1735.
6889. Dapper (D'o) Description exacte des Isles de PArchipel, et
quelques autres adjacentes, viz. Chypre, Rhodes, Candie,
Samos, Chios, &c. with a great number of maps, views,
%c. neat, £2. 12s. 6d. Amst. 1 703.
6890. Descrizzione delle Imagini dipinte da Rafaelle d'Urbino,
vellum, 12s. • * Roma, 1695.
6891. Doctrinal (Le)du Tems Present, compile par Pierre Michault,
en 1466, dedie au Due de Bourgogne, a Poem in French
verse, MS. on paper; in fine preservation, very neat,
£7 -7s.
6892. Description de PAfrique, tierce partie du s Monde, par Jean
Leon, Africain. Plus cinq Navigations au pais des Noirs,
SfC. with many engravings on wood, 3 parts in 1, neat,
£3. 3*. Lyon, 1556.
6893. D'Aubign6 Histoire Universelle, 3 vols, in 1, 7s. 6d.
Amst. 1626.
6894. Descrittione di Malta, Isola nel Mare Siciliano, con le sue
Antichita, ed aitre Notitie, plates, in vellum, 15s.
Malta, 1647.
6895. Etudes prises dans le bas peuple et principalcment Les Cris de
Vienne, on vellum, splendidly bound in green morocco,
£\ 8. Vienne, n. d.
This volume contains a series of well executed prints, almost the entire
of which are portraits of characters well known in the streets of
Vienna. — It is believed that only one copy, the present, was worked
off upon vellum.
6896. Estat (L') de la Maison du Due Charles de Bourgogne diet
le Hardy. Compose par Messire Olivier de la Marche,
Consr. et Maitre d'Hotel de Moseig le Due, en 1474. —
Cet etat a est6 imprime pour la premiere fois en 1645, et
joint aux memoires du meme autheur, que Velpius
publia pour lors a Louvain. Mais ce Manuscript qui
est ancien et fort exact peut servir a corriger plusieurs
fautes qui se sont glisses dans Pimprime ; d'ailleurs il
contient le petit prologue que Pimprime* n'a pas, corarae
Litres Frangais ;Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles,fyc. — Folio. 513
aussy la Signature et les titres de l'autheur mis a la
fin. Cet exemplaire vient de la Maison de la Laing
Comtes d'Hooghstraeten, MS. on paper, very neat, £5. 10s.
6897. Ecole des Armes, avec l'Explication Generale des principales
Attitudes et Positions concernant l'Escrime, par M. Angelo,
with near 50 engravings, russia extra, gilt leaves, fyc.
<£*• 4*. Lond. 1763.
6898. Extrait de la Genealogie de la Maison de Mailly, suivi de
FHistoire de la Branche des Comtes de Mailly Marquis
d'Haucourt, et de celle du Marquis du Quesnoy, large
paper, with plates, very neat, gilt leaves, £3. 3s.
Paris, 1757.
6899. Froissart Croniques de france, dangleterre, descoce, des-
paigne, 4 vols, in 3, very neat, £15.
Paris, G.Eustace8f F. Regnault, 1513,
6900. Froissart Histoire et Chronique Memorable, revue et corrrge'
par Denis Sauvage, 4 vols, in 2, stained, £2. 2s.
Paris, 1574.
6901. Fontana (Carlo) Anfiteatro Flavio Descritto e Delineato dal
Cavaliere, many plates, boards, £l, ls.» • •• • »Haia, 1725.
6902. Falda (Giovanni Battista) Giardini di Roma, nuovamente
dati alle Stampe con direttione di Giov. Giacomo de San-
drart in Norimberga, 1 8 plates, £l. lis. 6d.
Norimb. n. d.
6903. Felibien (Michel) Histoire de l'Abbaye Royale de St. Denys
en France, fine plates, half -bound, £l. 5s.* 'Paris, 1706,
6904. Foscarini (Mar.) della Lettaratura Veneziana libri VIII. with
portrait, Vol. I. neat in vellum, £2. 2s. » • • • Padova, 1752.
An interesting work, of which this volume is all that has appeared.
6905. Gallerie du Palais du Luxembourg peinte par Rubens, a
series of beautiful engravings by Audran, SfC. fine impres-
sions, boards, £8. Paris, 1710.
6906. Guyse (Jac.de) Illustrations dela Gaule Belgique, ou Annales
et Chroniques du Haynault jusqu'en 1244, extraites et
translates du Latin, 3 vols, in 1, neat, £2. 7s.
Paris, Galliot du Pre, 1531.
3T
514 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
690f. Guazzo (Marco) Cronica, ne la quale ordinatamentc contiensi
Tessere dcgli uomini illustri antiqni et moderni, le cose
e i fatti di eterna memoria degni, occorsi del principio del
mondo sino a questi nostri tempi, fine copy, neat, £4>.4>s*
Venet. ap. Fr. Bindoni, 1 553.
This is the first edition, containing many passages suppressed in sub-
sequent ones.
6908. Grande Galerie de Versailles, et les deux Salons qui l'accora-
pagnent, peints par Charles Le Brun, dessines par I. B.
Massd, et graves sous ses yeux par les meilleurs Maitres
du terns, fine impressions, elephant size, very neat in calf,
£25. Par. 1752.
6909. Grand Cabinet Romain, ou Recueil d'Antiquitez Romanies,
avec les explications dc Michael Ange de la Chausse,
plates, £l. lls.6d. Amst. 1 706.
6910. Goussancourt (Mathieu de) Martyrologie des Chevaliers de
S. Jean de Hierusalem dits de Malte; contenant leurs
eloges, armes, blasons, preuves de chevaliere, et descente
genealogique de la plus-part des Maisons Illustres de
l'Europe, with a vast number of heraldic engravings,
2 vols, in 1 , o£4. 4s. • • Paris, 1643.
6911. Histoire Curieuse de tout ce qui e'est passe a l'Entrde de
la Reyne Mere du Roy tres Chrestien dans les Villes des
Pays Bas, par le Sieur de la Serre, with plates, half-bound,
russia, £i. lls.6d. Anvers, 1631.
6912. Histoire de Saint Louis par Jehan Sire de Joinville. Les
Annales de son Regne par G. de Nangis. Sa Vie et ses
Miracles, &c. neat, £\.\0s. Paris, 1761.
6913. Histoire de Charles VI. Roy de France, traduit sur le
manuscrit Latin de M. de Thou, par M. Le Laboureur,
2 vols, neat, gilt leaves, £2. ih. 166*3.
6914. Histoire de Charles VII. Roy de France, par Jean Juvenal
des Ursins; augmentee par Denys Godefroy, 2 vols.
£l. 15s. ib. 1653.
6915. Histoire de Guillaume III. Roi d'Angleterre, par Medailles,
Arcs de Triomphe, Inscriptions, &c. many plates, neat,
£l.lOs Amst. 1692.
Livres Frangais; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,fyc. — Folio. 515
6916. Histoire dc Guillaume III. Roi d'Angleterre, par Medailles,
Arcs de Triomphe, Inscriptions, &c. many plates^ neat,
(several parts of leaves cut off) 15*. Amst. 1692.
6917. Herodote (Les Histoires d') mises en Francis par P. Du
Ryer, large paper, £l. Is. Paris, 1658.
6918. Hedlingcr (CEuvre du Chevalier) ou Recueil des Medailles de
ce celebre Artiste, gravees en taille douce, accompagnSes
d'une explication historique et critique ; et pre'ced^es de
la vie de l'Auteur, the engravings beautifully executed, 2
vols, very neat, gilt leaves, £7. 7s. Basle, 1778.
6919. Hamilton's (Sir W.) Collection of Engravings from Ancient
Vases, with Descriptions in English and French, 2 vols.
sewed, (vol. 2. without the letter-press) £6. 6s.
Naples, 1791.
6920. Histoire de la Peinture Ancienne, extraite de l'Hist. Nat. de
Pline, avec le Texte Laiin, frontispiece by Picart, neat, 18s.
Lond. 1725.
6921. Images presque de tous les Empereurs depuis C. Julius Caesar
jusques a Charles V. et Ferdinandus son frere, pourtraites
au vif, prinses des medailles anciennes : non comme elles
ont este evulguees par cy devant ains au vrai et par tres
grande cure et diligence. Ensemble aussi leur vie et leurs
faitz tant bons que mauvais, depaintz du pinceau historique,
beautiful copy, £\2. 12s Anvers. 1 559,
The engravings in this work are admirably executed, and worked off with
two blocks in a peculiar style partaking of the bistre and bronze
appearance.
6922. Images (Les) ou Tableaux de Platte Peinture des deux
Philostrates Sophistes Grecs, et les Statues de Callistrate.
Mis en Francois par Blaise de Vigenere, plates, £l. 10s.
Paris, 1629.
6923. Isole (L') piu Famose del Mondo descritte da Thomaso Por-
cacchi da Castiglione, with 47 maps engraved on copper,
£l,10s. Padova, 1620.
6924. Livius (Les Grands Decades de Tit.) translates de Latin en
Francois. Et ensuyant les faictz du dit T. Livius aucunes
5l6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
additions de plusieurs grans historiographies — 2&I0C&
%ttttt— -fine copy in the original stamped binding, £20.
Paris, par Guih'aume Eustace, 1515.
6925. Le Roy Ruines des plus beaux Monumens de la Grece, with
60 fine engravings, 2 vols, in 1, very neat, £5. 15$. 6d.
Paris, 1758.
6926. La Legende des Flamands, Haynuyers, Arthesiens et Bour-
guignons ; en laquelle sont contenues plusieurs hystoires
de France, Angleterre, Flandres, Bourgogne et autres
pays. Dedie a Madame Loyse de Savoye, Duchesse
d'Angoumoys, &c. mere de Francois premier, MS. on
vellum, of the 15th century, with 55 initials beautifully
executed in gold and colours, in fine preservation, in old
morocco, £\5. 15s.
6927. Le Musee Francais; Recueil complet des Tableaux, Statues,
et Bas-Reliefs, qui composent la Collection Nationale :
avec l'explication des Sujets, et des Discours Historiques
sur la Peinture, la Sculpture, et la Gravure, par Visconti
et Emeric-David, public par &ofrtllart)=¥*ronbtUe et
Sauwnt, 4 vols, atlas folio, half-bound, uncut, £200.
Paris, 1803-9.
This is undoubtedly the most magnificent work that has issued from the
Parisian press. — The plates, principally master- pieces, were en-
graved by the most skilful artists on the Continent — and the impres-
sions in this set are brilliant.
6928. Marcolini da Forli, (Francesco,) Le Sorti intitolate Giardino di
Pensieri alio illustrissimo Signore Hercole Estense Duca di
Ferrara, fine copy, in the original curious inlaid binding,
e£l6\ l6*. Venetia per F. Marcolini da Forli, 1540.
First edition of this singular work, and so rare, that there are not, probably,
three copies in the kingdom. This volume is ornamented with a great
number of beautiful wood cuts from the designs of Giuseppe Salviati,
and consist of a scries of emblematic figures which represent the Vices,
Virtues, Passions, &c. The frontispiece is a large and admirable
engraving on wood, having upon a tablet the name of the artist " Ioseph
Porta Garfagninus j" at the back of this leaf is an excellent portrait of
Marcolini. See some remarks upon this book in Singer on Playing
Cards, p, 64.
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles } SfC — Folio. 517
6929. Museo Pio Clcmentino descritta da Giambattista Visconti,
Prefetto delle Antichita di Roma, with a great number of
beautiful engravings of Statues, Busts, Bas-Re/iefs, fyc.
6 vols, russia extra, joints, &c. £%0. • • • • Roma, 1782-9-
6930. Marescal de Bataille, contenant le Muniment des Armes; les
Evolutions, &c. &c. invente et recueilly par le Sieur de
Lostelneau ; with many curious plates, £\. Is,
Paris, 1647.
6931. Monstrelet (les Croniques de)— SMacft %Ztttt— small folio,
3 vols, in \, fine copy in vellum, £&. 8s.
Paris, pour Jehan Petit et Mich. Le Noir, 1512.
6932. Monstrelet (Chroniques de) 3 vols, very neat, gilt leaves,
£7. 17s. 6d. Paris, 1603.
6933. Milton Paradiso Perduto, Poema Inglese, traduzzionedi Paolo
Rolli ; with portraits of Frederic Prince oj Wales, and
Rolli, engraved in mezzotint 0, and Milton, by Vandevgucht,
£l.ls. Land. 1736.
6934. Medaillcs sur les Principaux Evenements du Regne de Louis,
le Grand, avec des Explications ilistoriques. Par PAca-
demie Royale des Inscriptions et Medailles, lauge
paper, fine copy, very neat, £6. 6s. Paris, I 702.
6935. Montfaucon (Bernard de) Antiquite Expliquee et repre-
sentees en figures, avec le Supplement, et les Monumens
de la Monarchic Francoise, all large paper, numerous
plates, 20 vols, neat, £68. Par. 17 19-57-29.
6'936. Antiquite ExpliqueV et Repre-
sentee en Figures, avec le Supplement, numerous plates,
15 vols, bound in 10, o£30. Paris, 1722-57.
6937. — Monumens de la Monarchic
Francoise, qui comprennent l'Uistoire de Frame, avec les
figures de chaque Regne que 1'injure de* terns a epargne*es,
5 vols, neat, o£21. Paris, 1729.
6938. Medailles du Regne de Louis XV. on 78 copper-plates, with
ornamental borders around each, in russia, £2. 2s.
Paris, 1750.
518 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6*939. Mandelslo Voyages celebres et remarquables, faits de Perse
aux Indes Orientales, numerous views, maps, &o 2 vols, in
1, half-bound, £l. 10s. Amst. 1727.
6*940. Monumens Egyptiens, consistant en Obelisques, Pyramides,
Chambres Sepulcrales, Statues dTdoles et de Pretres, en
Momies, &c. le tout grave sur 200 planches qui renferment
environ 700 sujets, avec leurs explications llistoriques, 2
vols, sewed, £4. 14>s.6d. Rome, 1791-
6941. Marsigli Etat Militaire de I* Empire Ottoman, en Francais et
Italien, plates, neat, 10s. 6d. la Haye, 1732.
6942. Mezeray Histoire de France, with a great number of portraits,
engravings of medals, Sfc. 3 vols, very neat, £4>. 14s. 6c?.
. Paris, 1643.
6943. Marcassus (P. de) Histoire Grecque, 9s. ib. l64>7.
6944. Negotiations de Monsieur le President Jeannin, Jine portrait
by Nantueil, 15s ib. 1656.
6945. Ovide (Les Metamorphoses d') en Latin et Francois, avec des
Nouvelles Explications, numerous engravings, <£l. 15s.
Amst. 1 702.
6946. Original Letters, MSS. (a large collection of) with the Auto-
graphs of Sovereigns, Ministers of State, and other eminent
Characters, amongst which are some by Philip II — III —
and IV. of Spain; Charles II. of England ; Alexander of
Austria ; Isabella Infanta of Spain ; Duke of Alva; Count
Mansfeldt ; Prince Eugene of Savoy, &c. &c. To these
Letters are added original and very interesting documents,
connected with the History of the Netherlands, and
copies of the Letters which were written by Philip II.
to the Duke of Alva, with the Answers of the said Duke
concerning the Letters written to the King against Car-
dinal Granville, by the Prince of Orange, De Horn, and
Count Egmont, in the year 1563. — These curious Manu-
scripts are chiefly in French and Spanish, 3 vols, half-
bound, £40.
6947. Piranesi (The Works of Bapt. Franc, and Ch. Franc.)
being an extensive series of fine engravings, principally
illustrative of the Antiquities of Ancient and Modern
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,8fC. — Folio. 519
Italy, viz. Les Antiquites Romaines et Supplement. — Le
Tombeau des Scipions. — La Magnificence de ^Archi-
tecture des Romaines. — Differens Ouvrages d'Architec-
ture. — Fastes Consulaires. — Le Champ de Mars. — Les
Antiquitds d'Albane. — Vases et Candelabres. — Les Co-
lonnes Trajane et Antonine. — Les Ruines de Poestum. —
Theatre d'Hcrculaneum. — Vues de Rome. — Choix des
meilleures Statues. — Maniere d'orner les Chemine'es, &c.
Recueil de Dessins d'apres Gucrichin, &c. — L'Ecole
Italicnne. — Di verses Gravures de Sala Borgia, &c. — An-
tiquites de Pompeia, &c. in all 26 vols, a fine set of
this magnificent series, neatly and uniformly half-bound,
morocco backs, c£l50. Paris, var. years.
6948. Patte (M.) Monumens eriges en France a la Gloire de Louis
XV. with numerous plates, c£l. 1*. ib. 1765.
6949. Principi del Disegno tratti dalle piu eccellenti Statue An-
tiche per li Giovani che vogliono in camminarsi nello
studio delle Belle Arti. Publicati ed incisi da Giovanni
Volpato e Raflaelle Morghen, half-bound, £3. 3s.
Romce, I7S6.
6950. Pluvinel (Antoine de) Instruction du Roy en l'Exercise de
Monter a Cheval; with all the curious plates, in which are.
introduced many of the eminent characters of the court of
Louis XIII., in the old morocco binding, ^10. 10s.
Paris, 1625.
6951. Pluvinel. — A set of 69 plates to that work, by Crispin and
Simon Pass, proofs before the writing, mounted upon ele-
phant size paper, in russia binding, o^lO. ..... ib. 1623.
6952. Poliphili (Francisci Colonnse) Hypnerotomachia, ubi humana
omnia non nisi somnium esse docet* • • '(opus a Leon.
Crasso veronensi editum) in old morocco bindings gilt leaves,
£8. 8s. . . • . Vcnet. in csdib. Aid. 1499.
First edition of a most singular work, a strange compound of Italian,
Latin, and other languages. The last leaf of the present copy has the
dale 1467, the time when the work was composed ; the following leaf
which contains the errata, the printer's subscription and the date
M.I.D. is wanting. In this volume are numerous exquisite engravings
on wood, but by whom designed or engraved has never been clearly
ascertained.
520 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6953. Plan de Paris, dessine* et grav£, sous les ordres de Mes. Michel
Eticnne Turgot, Marquis de Sousmons, &c. Leve et des-
sin£ par Louis Bretez, graved par Claude Lucas, on 21
large sheets, very neat, £2. 12s. 6d. Paris, 1739»
6954. Palazzi Moderni di Genova, raccolti e designati da Pietro
Paulo Rubens, withabove 100 plates, in russia, £l. lls.Gd.
Anversa, 1652.
6955. Puffendorf (le Baron Samuel de) Histoire du Regnede Charles
Gustave Roy de Suede, with a great number of plans and
•views of battles, cities, towns, principal events, fyc. fyc.
2 vols, neat, £3. 3s. Berlin, 1697.
6956. Petrarcha (Opera del preclarissimo Poeta Miser Francesco)
con li commenti sopra li Triomphi, Sonetti, &c. with
spirited outline engravings on wood, and ornamental
capitals, £\. lis. 6d. Venet. 1497.
6957. Pierres Antiques Gravies, sur lesquelles les graveurs ont mis
leurs noms. Dessinees et gravies en cuivre sur les originaux
par Bernard Picart. Expliquees par M. Philippe de
Stosch, Latin et Francais, 70 plates, neat, £2. 2s.
Amst. 1724.
6958. Pine (Jean.) Procession et les Ceremonies a PInstallation des
Chevaliers de l'Ordre du Bain, Fr. et Ang. many plates,
h. b. russia, £4>. 4s. Lond. 1 730.
6959> Portraits (131) des Hommes Illustres qui ont vecu dans
le XVII. Siecle, avec leurs Armes et Devises, dessinez
et peints au naturel par le fameux Anselrae van Hulle,
et gravez en suite par le plus habiles Maitres, £3. 10s.
Amst. 1706.
696O. Plutarque CEuvres Morales et Mesl6es, traduites de Grec en
Francois, 2 vols. £\ . 4?. • Paris, 1655.
t)96l. Perfetta, e Veridica Relatione delli Processi Criminali, et
Essccutioni delli medesimi, Fattasi contro li tre Conti Fran-
cesco Nadasdi, Pietro di Zrin, e Francesco Christofforo
Frangeparai, plates, £l. Is. • . . • Vienna, 1671.
6962. Roma Antica con sue Vedute Moderna, a series of large
views, fyc. vellum, £l. lls.6d. Roma, 1693.
Litres Francais ; Libri Itatiani ; Libros Espanoles, $c. — Polio. 521
6963. Relazione del Funerale celebrato nella Chicsa Metropolitana
di Milano il giorno 8 Feb. 1741, many plates, 2 parts,
12^. 6d. Milano, 1741.
6964. Representation natiirelle et exacte de la Favorite de son
Altesse Electorale de Mayence, en 14 Vues et autant de
plans sur les desseins du Sr. Salomon Kleiner^we plates,
in vellum, £l.ls Augsb. l/26\
6960. Relation de la Feste de Versailles, IS Juillet l66S, with many
fine prints, neat, £\. Is. • • • • Paris, 1669.
6966. Segoing Armorial Universel, contenant les Amies des princi-
pals Maisons de l'Europc, all engraved on copper plates,
£l. Is. ib. 1679.
6967. Stieglitz Plans et Dessins tires de la Belle Architecture 011
Representations d'Edifices executes ou projettes en 115
planches avec les explications necessaires, boards, <£'5. 5s.
ib. 1801.
6968. Saint Real Histoire de la Conjuration des Espagnols contre la
Republique de Venise, upon fine writing paper, of which
only 65 were printed, boards, £3. ib. 1795.
6969. Segni (Bernardo) Storie Florentine, dal' anno 1527 al 1555,
colla Vita di Niccolo Capponi, vellum, uncut, £l. \0s.
Augusta, 1723.
6970. Studio d'Architettura Civile. Opera de pi a Cclebri Archi-
tetti de nostri tempi, numerous plates, 4 vols. £6. 6s.
Roma, 1702-28;
6971. Theatre des Etats de Son Altesse Royale le Due de Savoye,
savoir le Piemont, la Ville de Turin, les Lieux Voisins,
la Savoye, &c. with a vast number of Jine engravings,
being views of Cities, Towns, Fortresses, Palaces, Ro-
mantic Scenery, frc. fyc. 2 vols, of immense size, very neat,
c£lO. 10*. Hayc, 1700.
6*972. Tableaux de 1'IIistoire Romaine, abrege de Millot, par lui
meme, with 4S fine engravings, very neat, gilt leaves,
£3.13s.6d. Paris, 1796.
6973. Tombeaux des Princes, des Grands Capitaines, et autres
Hommes lliustres qui ont fleuri dans la Grande Bretagne,
with fine engravings, elephant size, very neat, £2. 12*. 6d.
3 U ib. n. d.
522 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
6974- Thevet (And.) Pourtraits et Vies des Hommes Illustres
(stained) £6. 6s. Paris, 1584.
The numerous portraits in this large volume would be found excellently
adapted for the purposes of illustrating any Biographical Dictionary
in quarto or folio.
6975- Tacite (Les CEuvres de Corn.) le tout mis en Francois, large
paper, ruled with red lines, £2. 2s. ib. 1582.
6976. Tasso Gerusalemme Liberata, with many fine engravings from
the designs of B. Piazzetta, large paper, neat, £4:. 10s.
Venezia, 1745.
11 A magnificent edition, held in great esteem by the curious ; copies of
which are no longer to be had, but with difficulty." — De Bure.
6977' Triomphes de Louis le Juste, XIIL du Nom, en Latin et
Francais, with numerous fine portraits, plans of Battles,
&c. &c. £2. 6s. Paris, 164a.
6978. Tristan (Jean) Commentaircs Ilistoriques, contenans l'Histoire
Generale des Empereurs, Imperatrices, Caesars, et Tyrans
de l'Empire Romain ; with numerous engravings of medals,
&c. 3 vols. £3. 135. 6d. ib. 1657-
6979- Trissino, (Giorgio) La Poetica, Vicenzaper II Janicolo, 1529-
— Col Dialogo intitolato II Castellano, ncl quale si tratta
della Lingua Italiana, in one vol. vellum, £2. 2s.
Vicenza, 1529.
A rare volume, printed with a mixture of Greek Characters, adopted by
Trissino.
698O. Tableaux du Temple des Muses, representant les Vertues et
les Vices, sur les plus illustres Fables de l'Antiquite, par M.
de Marelles, Abbe de Villeloin, with a fine portrait and a
great number of beautiful engravings, (six wanting) h. b.
russia, £l. lls.6d. » Paris, 1655.
69S I. Tesauro (Emanuel) del Regno d'ltalia, sotto i Barbari Epi-
tome, many portraits and maps, 15s. Torino, 166*4.
6'982. Tableaux Topographiques, Pittoresques, Physiques, Llistori-
ques, Moraux, Politiques, Litteraires, &c. de la Suisse, par
De La Borde, with a vast number of views, portraits, &c»
fine impicssions, 4t vols, in 3, very neat in calf, marbled
leaves, £45. Paris, 1780-8.
6983. Varchi Storia Fiorentina> sewed, 18*. • • • Colon, 1721.
Litres Francais; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc. — Folio. 523
6984. Vignole (Jacques Barozzio de) Livre Nouveau ou Regies des
cinq ordres d'Architecture, &c. with 104 plates, half-
bound, russia, £l.lls.6d. Paris, 1761.
6985. Vitruve (les dix livres d'Architecture dc) numerous plates,
half bound, £l.7s. ib. 1673.
6586. Vitruve ses dix Livres d'Architecture; seconde edition, cor-
rige'e et augmented par Perrault, many plates, elegant,
£3. Ss Paris, 1684.
6987, Vedute delle Feste nel Roma, being a series of 54 large
engravings, £3. 10s. Roma, 1722.
6988. Vander Meulen. — A collection of large and fine Engravings
by Baudouin, Bonnart, Cochin, &c. after Paintings by
Vander Meulen, which represent the campaigns of Louis
XIV. in Flanders ; Views of Towns, Palaces, &c. in one
vol. atlas size, in the original morocco binding, £10. 10*.
Paris, 1685.
These prints form a part of the celebrated " Cabinet du Roi," and
are the original impressions.
69S9. Verona Illustrata, per Scipionc Maffei, plates, 3 vols, in 1,
Tcli'itm, 1 8s. • Verona, 1732,
6990. Voyages des Sieurs Albert de Mandelso et Adam Olearius,
en Perse, la Moscovie, &c. numerous plates, large paper,
2 vols, neat, £3. 13s. 6d. Amst. 1727.
6991. Cataluna lllustrada, contiene su Descripcion en comun, y
particular con las Problaciones, Dominios, &c. escriviola
Estevan de Corbera, (last leaf wanting) vellum, £l . 7s.
Nap. 1678.
6992. El Museo Pictorico y escala Optica. Theorica de la Pintura,
en que se describe su Origem, Essencia, Especias, &c.
Practica de la Pintura, en que se trate del modo de Pintar
a el Olio, Temple, &c. por Don Antonio Palomino de
Castro y Velasco, many plates, 3 vols, in 2, £&. 5s.
Madrid, 1715-97-
.-24 Longman, Hurst, Hees, Orme, and Brown.
6.993. Memorias de Felipe de Comines, traducidas de Frances por
Don Juan Yiiiian, Espanol, 2 vols, in 1, £l.lOs.
Amber es, 1643.
6<$4. Mariana (Juan de) Historia General de Espana, nuevamente
anadido en este impression por Don Felix Lucio de Espi-
nosa y Malo, 2 vols, in 1, half-bound, 2s. 6d.
Madrid, 1(578.
6995. Another Edition, 2 vols. £l. lis. 6d. •• •• ib. 1623.
6*990. Another Edition, 2 vols. £2. 2s. ib. 1635.
6997. Obras Chronologicas de Don Caspar Ibaiiez de Segovia,
£l.ls. • Valencia, 17 4-4.
699$' Original Letters Patent of Nobility, in Spanish, from the
Royal Archives at Valladolid, MS. on vellum, with initial
letters, and other ornaments in gold and colours, some of
considerable beauty, 3 vols, half-bound, £j. Js.
6999. Tooneel der Ikerschappyen van zyne koninglyke hoogheyd
i\vn liartog van Savoie & Piemont, with fine portraits by
Nunteuil, and a vast number of views of Cities, Towns,
Fortresses, Palaces, Romantic Scenery, &c. &c. 2 very
large vols, fine copy, in the original superb binding,
£\0. 10s. Graxenhage, 1697.
7000. Der Teutsch Cicero, or a German Translation of Cicero, with
many curious wood-cuts, £4. 4s. Avgsb. 1534.
7001. Hamclmannum (Flermannum) Oldenburgisch Chronicon,
das ist Beschreibung der Loblichen Vhralten Grafen zu
Oldenburg und Delmenhorst, &c. with numerous portraits,
c)c. half-bound, russia, £3. 13s. 6d. Oldenb. 1599.
7002. Ilistoria Antipodum, oder Newe Welt, das ist Natur und
Eigenschani dess halbcntheils der Esden, so West Indien
generint wild, &c. &c. with a great number of curious
plates, £2.l2s.6d. Franco/. 1655.
The prints in this book are from the same coppers as those in the celebrated
Latin collection of Voyages by De Bry.
Livrcs Frangais ; Libri Ttaliani; Libras Espanolcs, Sf-c. — 4to. 525
7003. Typographia Galliae, dat is ecnc Algemeene en bysondere
naukeurige Lant en Plaets beschrivinge vont machtige'
Koninckvijck Vranckrijch, with an immense number of
views of the principal Cities, Towns, Palaces, Churches,
Sfc. $c. in France, 4 vols, neat, £\0. Amst. 166 1.
7004. Dapper's Descriptive Account of Syria, Palestine, India,
Persia, Africa, Arabia, Islands in the Archipelago, the
Morea, the City of Amsterdam, — NieuchcPs Account of
the Brazils and China; Baldeus's Coasts of Malabar and
Coromandel, and the Island of Ceylon, in all 10 vols.
neatly and ■uniformly hound in calf except one in vellum,
c£l4. 14*. Amst. 1663-93.
This collection is in the Dutch language. It is illustrated by about two
thousand engravings, which consist of maps, views of cities, towns, and
other remarkables. Figures of animals and other objects of Natural
History. The Costume of the Inhabitants, &c, &.C the whole forming
a series of prints of o most interesting nature.
7005. Topographia Archiducatus Corinthise antique et modernae
complcta: das ist Vollkomme und grundlicke Land
Besthreibung dess Erz. Herzogthums Karndten, with an
immense number of views, 2 vols, vellum, £3. 3s.
Number g, 1688.
QUARTO.
7006. ANN ALES d'Aquitaine ; faicts et gestes des Roys de France
et d'Angletcrre, &c. par Jean Bouchet ; augmented de
plusieurs pieces rares, neat, £l. 5s. * • • *Poictiers, 1644.
7007- Alberti. (Leon. Bat.) Opuscoli Morali, ne quali si contingono
molti ammaestramenti necessarii al viver de l'huomo, &c.
tradotti, e in parte corretti, da M. Cosimo Bartoli, vellum,
£l. 15s. Venet. 1568.
The frontispiece to this volume is a wood engraving of singular force and
beauty, having on the reverse a portrait of the author — yarious other
cuts arc interspersed.
526 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7008. Abcedario (L') Pittorico dall' autore ristampato corretto et
accresciuto di molto professori e di altre notizie spettanti
alia pittura, 15s. Bolog. 1719.
7009. Antiquity des terns rdtablie et defendue. Contre les Juifs et
les Nouveaux Chronologistcs, 7s. • • • • • Paris, 1687.
7010. Augustes (Les) Representations de tous les Roys de France
depuis Pharamond jusqu'a Louys XV. dit le Grand, avec
un Abreg6 de leurs Vies, being a series of portraits, en-
graved on copper, £2. 2s. Paris, 1714.
7011. Ariosto Orlando Furioso; with many curious and spirited
engravings on wood, calf extra, gilt leaves, £2. l6s.
Vineg. 1550.
7012. Another Edition, (several leaves of table wanting) vellum, 9s.
Venet. 1573.
7013. Apologie faicte par un Serviteur du Roy, contre les calomnies
des Imperiaulx : sur la descente du Turc, Paris, 1552 —
L'Ordre des Estats Generaux tenus a Bloys, Bloys, 1589,
in one vol. 12*.
This volume contains both parts of the Apology.
7014. A venture di Saffo, a series of engravings designed and en-
graved by H. Tresham, to which are added others of a
miscellaneous nature designed by Cosway, and Angelica
Kaufmann; engraved by the latter and Bartolozzi, boards,
£2. 2s. Roma, 1783.
7015. Averani (Giuseppe) Lezioni Toscane, 3 vols, sewed, £l. 10s,
Fircnze, 1744.
7016. Alamanni (Luigi) La Coltivationc, Poema, fine copy, very
neat, £2. 6s. Stamp, in Parigi da Rob. Stepha?io, 1546.
A beautiful edition. The present copy has the list of errata, the privilege
of Fiancis I. and the epistle to "Madama la Delphina," all of which
are frequently wanting.
7017. Anticbo (L') Veio di Famiano Nardino, Discorso investigativo
del Sito da quella Citta, Napol. 1647. — Dell' Antico
Ginnasio Napoletano, Opera Posthuma di Pietro Lasena,
Napol. 1688. in one vol. 10s. 6d.
70 18. Abregc de la Vie des plus Fameux Peintres, with numerous
portraits, 2 vols. £2* 2s. Paris, 1745.
Livres Frangais; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, §c. — 4>to. 527
7019. Allegranza (Giuseppe) Spiegazione e Riflessioni, sopra alcuni
Sacri Monument! Antichi di Milano, sewed, 7s. 6d.
Milano, 1575.
7020. Baldirucci Vita del Cavaliere Gio: Lorenzo Bernino Scul-
tore, Architetto, e Pittore, plates, very neat, 18s.
Firenze, 16*82.
7021. Barre (le Pere Joseph) Histoire Generale de l'Allemagne,
10 vols. £7. 7s.»* • Paris, 1748.
7022. Baldi (Bernardino) Versi e Prose. Dei Versi, la Nautica,
la Favola di Leandro di Museo, &c. Delle Prose, Cento
Apologi, &c. neat in vellum, £2. 2s. Venet. 1590.
7023. Barros (Giovan. di) L'Asia; nella quale oltre le cose appar-
tenenti alia militia, si ha piena cognitione di tutte le Citta,
Monti, &c. &c. di lingua Portoghese tradotta, (one leaf
of table wanting) very neat, £l. lis. 6d.*» Venet. 1562.
7024. Bembo (Pietro) Gli Asolani, ynorccco, £l. Ss.
Venet. incedib. Aid. 1505.
The first and rare edition. This copy has the Epistle to Lucretia Borgia
which is frequently wanting.
7025. Bentivoglio Histoire de la Guerre de Flandre, traduite par
Antoine Oudin, (stained) 9s. Paris, 1634.
7026. Brumoy Theatre des Grecs, 3 vols, neat, £2. 2s.* »ib. 1730.
7027- Ditto, large paper, 3 vols, neat, £2. 15s.»»»*ib. 1730.
7028. Bernardino (R. P. F.) Trattato delle Piante et Immagini de
Sacra Edifizi di Terra Santa. Disegnate in Jerusalemme,
secondo le regole della Prospettiva, et vera misura della
lor grandezza, plates, very neat, £2. 12s. 6rf.
Firenze, 1620.
7029. Baudier (Michel) Histoire Generale du Serrail, et de la
Cour du Grand Seigneur, frontispiece, Is. 6d.
Paris, 1 632.
7030. Buonarotti Osservazioni Istoriche sopra alcuni Medaglioni
Antichi, many plates, russia extra, joints, £2. 12s. 6d.
Roma, J 698.
7031. Bolla (La) d'Oro de Fanciulli Nobili Romani, plates, Rom.
1732. bound up with 36 plates of Ancient Medals, &c.
very neat, 15s.
528 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7032. Bouhier Rechcrclies et Dissertations sur Ilerodote, very neat,
] 8s. Dijon, 1 746 .
7033. Boccacio Genealogia de gli Dei cle Gentili, tradotta par
M. Gioseppe Betussi da Bassano, £l. 5s.
Venet. 1574.
7034. Another Copy of the same edition, 15*. rib. 1574.
7035. Collection des Ouvrages imprimes per Fr. Amb. Didot 1-aiue,
et P. 'Didot fils, pour ^education du Dauphin; savoir
Telemaque, par Fenelon, 2 vols. 1783. — CEuvres de Jean
Racine, 3 vols. 1783. — Histoire Universelle, par Bossuet,
1 vol. 1784. — Biblia Sacra, 2 vols. 1735.— Fables de la
Fontaine, 1 vol. 1788. — CEuvres de Boileau, 2 vols. 1789.
Petit Careme de Massillon, 1 vol. 1789. — CEuvres de Jean
Baptiste Rousseau, 1 vol. 1790. — La Henriadc, par Vol-
taire, 1 vol. 1790. in all 14 vols, uniformly bound in red
morocco, gilt leaves, £70.
The above were Firmin Didot's copies, and selected by hiin with great care
from the respective impressions.
7036. Cartari (Vincenzo) Imagini dei Dei gli Antichi, Prose e
Versi, with many curious engravings, in vellum, 1 5s.
Venet. 1571.
7037. Crasso (Lorenzo) Elogii di Capitani Illustri, with near 100
portraits of eminent characters, £5. 3s. • • Venezia, 1683.
A work of uncommon occurrence. Many of the Lives are accompanied by
Italian and Latin verses.
7038. Capecelatro Istoria della Citta, e regno di Napoli detto di
Sicilia, com Origine delle Citta, e delle Famiglie Nobili di
Napoli, 3 vols, in 2, half -bound, £l. Is." Napoli, 1769.
7039. Condivi Vita di Michel Agnolo Buonarroti, Pittore, Scultore,
&c. portraits, large paper, in calf, 18s.
Firejize, 1746.
7040. Cabinet des Beaux Arts, ou Recueil d'Estampes gravees
d'apres les Tableaux d'un plafond ou les Beaux Arts sont
representes, avec Implication, finely engraved, in mo-
rocco, £l. 10*. Paiis, 1690.
Litres Frangais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, 8fc.—-4to. 529
7041. Cronikes d'Angleterre, &c. a fait MS. of the fifteenth cen-
tury, on vellum, bound in irussia, £l5.
About the middie of this volume, that is, on the verso of the 118th leaf,
appears this colophcn, in red ink, — " Cy finoient lez veulz cronikes
dangletre appellez le Brute iesqes an temps du Roi Edevard le se«
cunde Et y apres ensuoient pluseurs autres nouelles Cronikes dez
guerres de ffrance dangletie de scote despagne & de bretagne faitz en
le temps du noble Roi Edevard le tierce," &c. To the subjects here
mentioned, the remaining 85 leaves are appropriated, except that the
volume concludes with an enumeration in English rhyme, of the va-
rious countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe, on two pages.
7042. Costume des Anciens Peuples a l'usage des Artistes, par
Dandre Bardon, with near 400 plates, 2 vols, neat in
calf, £3. 10s. .-Par. 1784;
7043. Cabinet de Pierres Antiques Gravees, on Collection Choisie
de2l6Bagues et de 682 Pierres, tirees du Cabinet de
Gorlee, &c. 2 vols, half-bound, £2. 2s. "Paris, 1778.
7044. Cary Histoirc des Rois de Thrace et de ccux du Bosphore
Cimmerien, served, 7s. 6d. Paris, 1 752.
7045. Dionisio Halicarnasco delle coze antiche della Citta di Roma.
Tradotto in Toscano per messer Francesco Venturi Fio-
rentino, a beautiful copy, ?norocco, gilt and marbled
leaves, £4<. 4*. • • • • Venet. per Nicolo Bascarini, 1545.
7046. Dutens Explication de Quelqucs Medailles Grecques et Pheni-
ciennes, avec une Paleographie. Numismatique, large
paper, plates, ruled with red lines, neat in calf, £l. 4s.
Land. 1776.
7047. Denys d'Halicarnasse Antiquitez Romaines, traduites par
Le Jay, 2 vols. £l. 4s. Paris, 1 722.
7048. Demetrio Falareo della locuzione volgarizzato da Pier Segni
Academico della Crusca detto l'Agghiacciato, elegant,
gilt leaves, £\.9s. • • • Pirenze, 1603.
7049. Difesa di Tie Documenti Antichi del Archivio del Real
Monistero di Santa Giulia di Brescia, 4s. 6d. Bres. 1728.
7050. Declaration de sa Majeste de la Grande Bretagne (Charles I.)
fine portrait, 7s. • • Lund. 1 640,
3 X
530 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7051. Delia Guerradi Campagna di Roma e del Regno di Napoli nel
pontificate* di Paolo IV. con Istoria del Tumulto di Napoli
di Tommaso de Santis, half-bound, 10s. 6d.
Napoli, 1769-70.
7052. D'Ancarville Recherches sur POrigine, PEsprit et les Progres
des Arts de la Grece; sur leurs connections avec les Arts
et la Religion des plus anciens peuples connus ; sur les
Monumens Antiques de PInde, de la Perse, du reste de
PAsie, de PEurope et de PEgypte, plates, (without the
Supplement,) 2 vols, half-bound, russia, £\. lis. 6d.
Loud, 1785.
7053. D'Auteroche (Chappe) Voyage en Siberie, with fine en-
gravings, 3 vols, imperial size, very neat, gilt leaves, and
a Folio Atlas, half-bound, £\2. 12s. Paris, 1778.
The Atlas contains the map No. 10, " Carte des Vosges," which having
appeared some time after the others, is frequently wanting.
7054. Davila (Hen. Cat.) Historia delle Guerre Civili di Francia,
h. b. 16s. Venet. 1692.
7055. Another Edition, vellum, 1 8s. ib. 1642.
7056. De Fer Histoire des Rois de France depuis Pharamond,
jusqu'a Louis Quinze, with portraits, engravings of memo-
rable events, $c. all on copper plates, £l, 10s. Paris, 1722.
7057. De Solis Histoire de la Conquete du Mexique, plates, 15s.
Paris, 1691.
7058. Dante Alighieri (Opere di) con varie Annotazioni, many plates,
large paper, 5 vols, neat in calf, £15. 15s.
Venezia, 1757-8.
This admirable edition of Dante contains all his works, accompanied by
the learned dissertations of Lorenzo Eerti and others; the life of
Dante by Jos. Pelli, and arguments to each canto by Gaspar Gozzi.
7059. D'Herbelot Bibliotheque Orientale ou Dictionnaire Universel
contenant tout ce qui fait connoitre les Peuples de POrient,
portrait by Houbraken, 4 vols, russia extra, marbled leaves,
£8. 8s. • Haye, \777-
7060. De Rome de l'Isle Metrologie, ou Tables pour servir a
l'lntelligence des Poids et Mcsures des Anciens, et princi-
Livres Frangais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, Sfc. -Ato. 531
palement a determiner la valeur des Monnoies Grecques et
Romaines, half-bound, \5s. Paris, 1789.
7061. Diego de Torres Relation de TOrigine et Succez des Cherifs,
et de l'estat des Royaumes de Marroc, neat, 9s. » *ib. 1636.
7062. D'Hermilly Histoire du Royaurne de Majorque avec ses an-
nexes', neat, \2s. Maest. 1777-
7063. Delia Novella Poesia cioe' del vcro genere e particolari bellezze
della Poezia Italiana [scrit. Giulio Cesare Becelli], neat,
£l.ls. Verona, 1732.
7064. D'Orleans (Le Pere) Histoire des Revolutions d'Angleterre,
3 vols, neat, £l. Is. Paris, 1693.
7065. Dolci, (Lodovico) Le Transformationi di, with numerous en-
gravings on wood, very finely executed, in vellum, £2. 2s,
Venet. apprcsso Gab. Giolito, 1 553.
The best and most uncommon edition of this work.
7066. Denon Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte, 2 vols, avec
un Atlas de 109 Gravures, in folio, boards, £3. 13s. 6d.
Lond. 1807.
7067. Daviler Cours d'Architecture qui comprend les Ordfes de
Vignole, avec des Commentaires, les figures et descriptions
de ses plus beaux Batimens, et de ceux de Michel-Ange,
&c. &c. with a vast number of plates, 2 vols. £l. 4s.
Paris, 1720.
706S. De-Rossi della Vana Aspettazione degli Ebrei del Loro Re
Messia, sewed, 6s. Parma, 1773.
7069. della Lingua Propria di Cristo, &c. sewed, 9s.
ib. 1772.
7070. Doni, (Ant. Fr.) I Marmi del, the four parts complete, neat in
vellum, £3. 3s. Vinegia, per F. Marcolini, 1552.
A well printed volume, the contents of which are in verse and prose. It
contains a great number of neat engravings on wood, including a
portrait of the author.
7071. Description des Royaulmes d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse, par
Estienne Perlin. Histoire de l'entree de la Reine Mere
dans la Grande Bretagne, par De la Serre, plates, sewed,
Ss ' 6d - Lond.1775.
532 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7072. Description du Cabinet Roial de Dresde touchant l'Histoire
Naturelle, in vellum, 7s. Dresde, 1755.
7073. Description Exacte de tout ce qui s'est pass£ dans les Guerres
entre le Roy d'Angleterre, le Roy de France, les Pro-
vinces Unies, &c. de Pan l6*6"4 jusqu'a Tan l667> with
curious plates, representing Sea Fights, the fire of London,
Sfc. (last leaf of table wanting) neat, £l. lis. 6d.
Amst. 1668.
7074. Esequie di Ferdinando II. Gran Duca di Toscana, plates, 5s.
Fircnze, I67I.
7075. Ficorini (Francesco de') Vestigia, e Rarita di Roma Antica,
with engravings of Statues, Bas Reliefs, SfC £l. Is.
Roma, 1744.
7076. Figures des DirTerents Habits dcs Chanoines Rcguliers, avec
un Discours sur les habits ancicns et modcrnes, par Du
Molinet, in vellum, £l. Is. Paris, 1666.
70/7. Fino (Alemanio) Historia di Crema, neat, 7s. 6d. Venet. 1566'.
7078. Ficino (Marsilio) Libro della Christiana Religione, fine copy,
in vellum, £2. 2s.
From the Library of the late Right Hon. C. J. Fox. It has neither title
page, catch words, signatures, or pages, and from these circumstances
and the rude structure of the type, is supposed to have been printed
about 1470.
7079. Fialetti (Odoardo) Habiti delle Rcligioni, con le Armi e breve
descrittioni lore; many plates, £l. 5s. ■ • • *Parigi, 1680.
70S0. Fauchet Antiquitez Gauloiscs et Francoises, 2 vol. in 1,
vellum, £\. Is. • ! Paris, l6lO.
7081. Frizon Vie du Cardinal Bellarmin, neat, 7s. 6d. Nancy, 1708.
7082. Forestiere (II) lstruito delle cose piii' rare di Architettura,
e di alcune Pitture della Citta' di Vicenza, plates, boards,
7s. • Vicenza, 1 761 .
7083. Fitzhcrbert Nouvelle Natura Brevium, nouvellement compose
par Guil. Rastell, large papeii, 5s. 6d.- • • • Lond. 1581.
7084. Grobert Description des Pyramides de Ghize, de la Villc du
Kairc et de ses Environs, with plates, half-bound, 12s. Qd.
Paris, 1801.
Livres Francais ; hibri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc, — 4>to. 533
7085. Guer Mceurs et Usages des Turcs, leur Religion, tear Gou-
vernement Civil, Militaire et Politique, avec un abrege de
Tliistoire Ottomane, many plates, 2 vols, neat, £2. 2s.
Farts, 1747.
7086. Guasco sur PUsage des Statues chez les Anciens, plates, neat,
£\. 10s. Bruxelles, 1768.
7087. Galuzzi (Riguccio) Istoria del Granducato di Toscana, sotto
il Governo della Casa Medici; with many portraits, and
other plates, 5 vols, very neat in calf, £5. 5s.
Firenze, 1781.
7088. Grotius sur le Droit de la Guerre et de la Paix, avec les
Notes de Barbeyrac, 2 vols. 18*. Amst. 1724".
7089- Gaudenti (Antonio) Storia della Santa Casa di Loreto, plates,
sewed, 10$. Qd. Loreto, 1784.
7090. Gonzaga (Curtio) II Fido Amante, poeme Eroico, vellum,
£l. 105 Mantoua, 1582.
709 1« Giovio (Paolo) Historic del suo Tempo, tradotte per M. Lo.
dovico Domenichi, 2 vols. \6s. Fioren. 1551-3.
7092. Histoire des Ordrcs Monastiqucs, Religieux et Militaires, et
des Congregationes secuiicres de Pun & de Pautre sexe, qui
ont ete establies jusqu'a present ; contenant leur origine,
leur fondation, leurs progres, les evenemens les plus con-
siderables que 3' sont arrives ; la decadence des uns et leur
suppression, Paggrandissement des autres, par le moyen des
differentes Reformes qui y ont e;e introductes les Vies de
leur Fondateurs et de leur Reformateurs ; with an immense
number of engravings of the different Orders, 8 vols, very
neat, £\2. 12*. Paris, 1721.
7093. Histoire de France, representee par figures accompagnees de
Discours. Les Figures gravees par F. A. David, le Discours
par Guyot, 5 vols, elegant, gilt leaves, £j. ?s.
Paris, 1787.
7094. Histoire d'Angleterre, representee par figures accompagnees de
Discours. Les Figures gravdes par E. A. David, le Dis-
cours par Le Tourneur et Guyot, 2 vols, elegant, gilt
leaves, £4*. 1 4s. 6d. • H, \ JS4?.
The engravings in the two preceding articles illustrate the most remarkable
events in the Histories of the rival countries, and with the aid of
copious letter-press form very interesting works.
531 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7095. Haym (Nic. Fr.) Tesoro Britannico, overo II Museo Num-
maiio, Ital. et Ing. many plates, 2 vols, neat, £l. 6s.
Lond. 1719,
7096. Histoire du Vicomte de Turenne, par De Ramsay, with fine
for trait, plans of battles, fyc. 2 vols. £l. 5s. Paris, 1735.
7097. Histoire du Chevalier Bayard, avec plusieurs choses memo-
rabies advenues en France, Italic, Espagne, et les Pays Bas,
very neat in calf, £3. 3s. ib. 1616.
7098. Iscrittioni (Le) poste sotto le Vere Imagini de gli Huomini
Famosi. Tradotte di Latino in Volgare da Hippol. Orio,
fine copy, in vellum, £l. \s. Fior. 1552.
7099. Images des Heros et des Grands Homines de l'Antiquite,
dessinees sur des Medailles, des Pierres antiques et autres
anciens Monumens, par Jean Ange Canini, with 11? plates
engraved by Picart, $-c. neat, £3. 3s. Amst. 1731.
7100. Imprcsse (Le) Illustri con espositioni, et discorsi del Senor
Jeronimo Ruscelli. Con la giunta di altre Impresc tutto
riordinato et corretto presso e Francesco de Franceschi,
Senese, with numerous plates, 15s. Venet. 1580.
7101. Jeux (Les) de Calliope, ou Collection de Poemes Anglais,
Italiens, Allemands et Espagnols, large paper, plates,
blue morocco, £l. 1 Is. 6d. Paris, 1 776.
7102. La Lucania Discorsi di Giuseppe Antonini Barone di S.
Biase, sewed, 10s. 6d. ■ • • Nap. 1745.
7103. Le Mascrier Description de l'Egypte, contenant plusieurs
remarques curieuses sur la Geographie, les Monumens, les
Moeurs, &c. &c. de ce Pays, composee sur les Memoires
de M. De Maillet, plates, neat, £\. 5s. • • "Paris, 1735.
7104. Lytylton (Les Tenures de) interleaved with writing paper and
manuscript, and bound in russia — SMacft %ttttt — a rare
edition, imprynted by lttd)art> :^gttSOn,o£lO. 10*. • . (no date)
7105. Landon Vie et CEuvres des Peintres, viz. Dominiquin, 3 vols.
Raphael, 2 vols, et Poussin, 1 vol. numerous fine engravings
in outline, boards, £l6. l6s. 6d. Paris, 1803-9-
The succeeding volumes, being eight, are to be had.
7l06\ Le Blanc Traitd Historique des Monnoyes de France, plates,
neat, 10s. 6d. Amst. 1692.
Livres Frcmcais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles, #c— .4*0. 535
7107'. Le Vassor (Mich.) Histoire Generate de 1' Europe sous le
Regne de Louis XIII. 6 vols, fine set, in calf, £4>. 4*.
Am&t. 1757.
71 08. Lettres du Cardinal D'Ossat, portrait by Thomassin, 2 vols.
neat, 18*. Paris, I698.
7109. Labyrinth of Versailles, many plates, Descriptions in Eng.
Fr. German and Dutch, 5*. • • • • Amst. n. d.
7110. Lettere e Dissertazioni Numismatiche sopra alcune Medaglie
Rare della Collezion Ainslieana, e di altri Musei, 5 vols.
boards, £2. 12s. 6d. • Livorno, 1789-94.
7111. Lancilotto Dissertazione sopra una Statua di Marmo scoverta
nella novine deir Antica Citta d'Alesa in Sicilia, Palermo,
174-9. — Storia di Alesa, raccolta da Selinunte Drogonteo;
plates, Pal. 1753, Ac. in one vol. very neat, £l. Is.
7112. Marte (II) di M. Vicenzo Metelli Giustinopolitano, ovesotto
bellissiroe Favoleet Inventioni sidescrive tutta la Guerra di
Cipro, curious cuts, very neat, £2. 2s. Venet. 1582.
7113. Miroir (Le) de la cruelle et horrible Tyrannie Espagnole per-
petre'e au Pays Bas par Tyran Due de Albe. Avec la
deuxieme partie des Tyrannies commises aux Indes Occi-
dentales, par un Evesque Bartholome de las Casas, neat,
gilt haves, £5. 15s. 6d» Amst, 1620.
This is a fine and perfect copy, of a very uncommon volume. It is or-
namented with numerous engravings, the impressions of which are
very good.
7114. Mengs (Ant. Raphael) ses (Euvres completes ; contenant dif-
ferens Traites sur la Theorie de la Peinture, 2 vols, half-
bound, russia, £l. 15s. • • • Paris, 1 78rj.
7115. Memoires de Philippe de Comines, ou Ton trouve FHistoire
des Rois de France, Louis XL et Charles VIII. portraits,
4 vols, neat, £3. 3s. • Paris, 1747.
7116. Memoires de Cond£, ou Recueil pour scrvir a l'Histoire de
France, sous les Regnes de Francois II. et Charles IX.
portraits, Sf-c. 6 vols, neat, £3. 10s. Haye, 1743.
7117- Mariana Histoire Generate d'Espagne, traduite en Francois,
avec des Notes et des Cartes, par J. N. Charenton, (little
wormed) 5 vols, neat, £3. 3s, • • Paris, 1725.
536 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7118. Minturno (Anton.) l'Arte Poetica, con le Postille del Dottor
Valvassori, neat in vellum, £l. 7 s. Venet. 156*3.
7119. Montesquieu (CEuvres de M. de) 3 vols, very neat in calf,
£3. 105. Lond.1767.
7120. Mirabeau (Comte de) de la Monarchic Prussienne, sous Fre-
deric le Grand ; avec un Appendice contenant des recher-
ches sur la situation actuelle des principales contr^es de
FAUemagne, 4 vols, neat in calf, £5. • ib. 1788.
7121. Magnifique (Le) Chasteau de Richelieu en General et en Par-
ticulier, ou les Plans, les Elevations, et Profils Generaux
et Particuliers du dit Chasteau ; grave par Jean Marot,
7s. Par. n. d.
7122. MS. in French, being a Poem entitled " Champ Royal f in-
scribed to the " tres illustre Soueraine et Clemente Reyne
et dame Claude Reyne de france et duchesse de Bretaigne,'*
written on vellum, with illuminated capitals, and three
drawings : bound in crimson velvet, £3. 3s.
7123. Machiavelli (Tutte le Opere di Niccolo) con una Prefazione
di Giuseppe Baretti ; fine portrait, 3 vols, russia, £4. 10s.
Lond, 1772.
7124. Machiavelli (Tutte le Opere di Niccolo) 2 vols, in J,
£l. lis. 6d. ib. 1747.
7125. Mezeray A brege Chronologique, ou Extraict de l'Histoire de
France; with a fine engraving of Louis XIV. and a great
number of portraits of the other monarchs of France, 3 vols.
£3. 3s. Paris, 1668.
7126. Mezeray Histoire de la Regence de Marie de Medicis, 7s.
Haye, 1743.
7127. Navigations, Peregrinations, et Voyages, faicts en la Turquie>
par Nicholay, with many engravings on wood, after the
designs of Titian, (last leaf of the table wanting) neat,
£2. 2s Anvers, 1586.
7128. Nani (Battista) Historia delia Republica Veneta, 2 vols, neat,
12s. Venet. 16S6.
7129. Niebuhr (C.) Voyage en Arabic, avec le Description d'Arabie,
et les Questions de Michaelis, plates, 4 vols, sewed,
£3. 13s. 6d. Amst. l774>-6*
L fores Fran gats ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, $c.—Mo. 537
7130. Orationi in materia Civile, e Criminale, raccolte par M. Re-
migio da grHistorici Greci, e Latini, (wants title) very
neat, 9s. Venet. ap. Giolito, 156l.
7131. Platina(Bartolomeo) Vite de Pontefici dal Salvator nostro fino
a Paolo II. 5s. Venet. 1674.
7132. Principes du Blazon, ou Ton explique toutes les Regies et
tousles Termesde cete Science, plates, 10*. 6d. Paris, 1715.
7133. Paruta (Paolo) Historia Venetiana, divisa en due parti, neat,
£l. Is. Venet. 1605
7134. Petrarcha (Le Rime di Francesco) con PExpositione di M. G.
A. Gesualdo, ornato di Figure, £15.
in Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito e Frat, 1553.
This is a most beautiful Copy, of the best of the editions edited by Gesu-
aldo. The leaves are curiously ornamented with gold and various
colours. The exterior is superhly inlaid, and gilt, having on the one
side Miniatures of Petrarch and Laura, and on the other, Armorial
Bearings of the Medici. It is on the whole an extraordinay specimen
of early fine printing, and the perfection of Ancient Book-binding.
7135. Petrarca (LeRime di) con le considerazioni d'Aless. Tassoni,
e le note di Girol. Muzio e di L. Muratori^/ie copy in
russia, £2. 1 2s. 6d. • • • • • Modena, 171 1.
7136*. Petrarca (Le Rime del) brevemente esposte per Lodovico Cas-
telvetro, edizione corretta ilkistrata, ed accresciuta, siccome
della seguente Prefazione apparisce, 2 vols. £2. 2s.
Venezia, 175f>.
7137. Another Set, large paper, 2 vols, neat, £5. 5s."ib. 1756.
7138. Pfeffel Nouvel Abr£g6 Chronologique de l'Histoire et du
Droit Public d'AHemagne, 2 vols, elegant, £3. 3s.
Paris, 1776.
An excellent work, formed on the plan of Henault's celebrated History
of France.
7139. Peyssonnel Observations Historiques et Geographiques sur les
peuples barbares qui ont habit£ les bords du Danube et du
PontEuxin, maps, ^c. half -hound, neat, \2s. Paris, 1765.
7140. Puccini (Vincenzo) Vita e Opere di Santa Maria Maddalena
de* Pazzi Carmelitana, neat, 12*. Venezia, 1739.
7141. Pareri intorno al taglio della Macchia di Viareggio, del Sig-
nore Pasquale Rinomati, &c. plates f vellum, 9s.
Lucca, 1739-40.
3 Y
538 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7142. Plutarco (Vite di) tradotte da M. Lodovico Domenichi, 2 vols.
neat in vellum, £l. 18*. • Vinegia, 1560.
A beautiful edition, and mentioned with praise by Haym.
7143. Pigna (Giovan. Battista) I Romanzi di, ne quali della Poesid,
et della vitadeir Ariosto con nuovo modo si tratta, vellum,
£2. 2s. ib. 1554.
7144. Quinte Curce dela Traduction de Vaugelas, avec les Supple-
raens traduits par du Ryer, neat, 14*. Paris, 1659.
7145. Recueil de plusieurs Plans des Ports et Rades de la Medi-
terrannee, 5s. » ib. 1730.
7146. Relazione Istorica del Cavaliere Marco Foscarini Veneziano
Ambasciatore Straordinario della Serenma. Republica
appo della Maestiadi Carlo Emanuell II. Re di Sardegna
nell suo ritorno dalla da Corte, l'anno 1743, MS. on
paper, 10s. 6d.
7147* Rota (Bernardino) Rime. Terza impressione questa una volta
da lui data in luce. Egloghe pescatorie, Carmina Latina,
in vellum, £2. 7s. Napoli, 1 572*
7148. Ringhieri (Innocentio) Cento Guiochi Liberali et d'Ingegno,
vellum, £l. 15s. Bologna, 1 551 .
7149. Raccolta di Targhe fatte da Professori primari in Roma,
disegnate, ed intagliate dal Cav. D. Filippo Juvarra, 50
plates, neat, 14* Roma, 1722.
7150. Recueil d'Estampes representant les differents evenemens de
la Guerre qui a procure* l'lndependance aux Etats unis de
rAmerique, finely engraved, boards, £l.5s. Paris, 1784.
7151. Ripa Iconologie, ou Nouvelle Explication de plusieurs Images,
Emblemes, et autres Figures Hyerogliphiques des Vertus.
des Vices, &c. &c. with an immense number of engravings,
14*. ib. 1681.
7152. Another Edition, 15*. Padoua, 1630.
7153. Spon Recherches Curieuses d'Antiquite, contenues en plu-
sieurs Dissertations sur des Medailles, Bas-reliefs, Statues,
&c. plates, vellum, 9s. • Lyon, 16*83.
7154. Symeoni Illustratione de gli Epitaffi et Medaglie Antiche, with
engravings on wood, neat, «£l. I*. • • Lione 9 1558.
Some Italian Poetry it introduced in various parts of tbis volume.
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, Spc. — 4/6. 539
7155. Symeon, les Illustres Observations Antiques, with engravings
on wood, 12s. •• Lione, 1 558.
7156. Sparrman Voyage au Cap de Bonne Esperance et autour du
Monde, plates, 2 vols, neat in calf, £\. 10*.
Paris, 1787.
7157. S'ensuyt le seiour d'honneur copose par reuered pere en dieu
messire Oetouie de saict gelaiz Euesque d'agoulesme, —
2Macft Hetter— m vellum, £4>. 4s.
Paris par la Veufve feu Jehan Trepperel, 1526.
A curious book, and an edition rather uncommon. There is a wood-cut on
the title, another on the reverse, also one which represents the author
presenting his book, and one on the last page. — The contents are
chiefly poetical.
7158. Scannelli da Forli Microcosmo della Pittura, neat in vellum,
15s. • Cesena, 1657.
7159. Savot Discours surles Medailles Antiques, neat, 10s. 6d.
Paris, 1627.
7160. Salzade Recueil des Monnoies tant Anciennes que Modernes,
ou Dictionnaire Historique des Monnoies qui peuvent etre
connues dans les quatre parties du Monde, neat, 10s. 6d.
Brux. 1767.
7161. Sarasin (Les (Euvres de Monsieur) contenant l'Histoire du
Siege de Dunquerque, Poesies, hc.Jine portrait by Nan~
tueil, 7s. 6d. Paris, 1656.
7162. Soprani (Raffaello) Vite de Pittori, Scultori, e Architetti
Genovesi, con Note e Continuazione ; with numerous por-
traits, in russia, £2» 2s. Genova, 1768.
7163. Turpin de Criss6 Commentaires sur les Memoires de Monte-
cuculi, with many plans, 3 vols, sewed, <£l. lis. 6d.
Paris, 1769
7164. Traits General de la Regale, 5s 1681.
7165. Theatre des Villes et Fortresses des Provinces Unies et Fron-
tiers tant en Brabant, Flandre, qu'au Rhin, &c. <£l. 5s.
Ant. n. d.
7166. Tassin Plans et Profils de toutes les principalis Villes et
lieux considerables de France, neat, 10s. 6d. . » ib. 1632.
540 Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Browit.
7167. Tasso Gierusalemme Liberata, (two cantos wanting) with
Cinque Canti di Camillo Camilli, 5s. Mant. 1584.
7168. Traite" sur la Noblesse, MS. on vellum, of the 15th century,
formerly belonging to Anthony, Grand Bastard of Bur-
gundy, whose arms and colours it bears. It is in fine
preservation, and has upon the first page a beautiful il-
luminated miniature, which represents the Duke of Bur-
gundy creating a Knight of the Golden Fleece; this paint-
ing is surrounded by a superb border, which, as well as the
initial letters, is in gold and colours, in blue morocco,
£l5. 15s.
7 J 69. Tournefort (P. de) Relation d'un Voyage du Levant, many
plates, 2 vols, in 1, h. b. neat, £l. 5s. • • • • Amst. 1718.
7170. Tresor Politique, contenant les Relations, Traictez, &c. ap-
partenans a la parfaicte intelligence de la Raison d'Estat,
(above 1000 pages) 9s. Paris, 1608.
717L Virgile (L'Eneide de) en Vers Francois, plates, printed with
the characters of P. Moreau " seul Imprimeur et graveur
de la nouvelle Imprimcrie," vellum, £l. Is.- 'Paris, 16*48.
7175. Ventura (Comin) Thesoro Politico, 3s. Franc. 16*10.
7173. Vallo du Faict de la Guerre et Art Miliraire, a curious old
edition, with cuts, 18*. Lyon, 1 554.
7174. Vasari Vite de piu Eccellenti Architetti, Pittori, et Scultori
Italiani, first edition, a beautiful copy, 2 vols, superbly
bound in morocco, joints, &c. £\0. Firenze, 1 550.
7175. Vasari Vite de' piu' Eccelenti Pittori Scultori e Architetti,
correte da molti errori e illustrate con note, Giov. Bottari,
numerous portraits, 3 vols, elegant, gilt leaves, £ '11. 11$.
Roma, 1759-60.
717f. Another Set, 3 vols, neat, £6. l6s. 6d. ib. 1759-6*0.
7177. Vertot Ilistoires de Chevaliers Hospitaliers de S. Jean de
Jerusalem, appellez aujourd'hui les Chevaliers de Malte;
•with maps and many fine portraits, 4 vols, fine set, gilt
leaves, £7. 7s. Paris, 1726.
Litres Francais; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,SjC. — 4»to. 541
7178. Varie Vedute di Roma Anticae Moderna disegnate e intagliate
da Celebri Autori, above 100 engravings, h.b. £l. Is.
Roma, 1748.
7179- Vite de Prencipi di Vinegia, di Pietro Marcel lo, tradotte in
Volgane do Lodovico Domenichi, 7*. 6d. **Vcnet. 1557.
71 80. VVinkelmann Histoire de I' Art de 1' Antiquity, tra<luite de
l'Allemand par Uuber, 3 vols, boards, £2. 12*. 6d
Leipzig, 1781.
7181. Histoire de l'Art chez les Anciens, plates,
2 vols, boards, £2. los, Paris, 1794.
7182. — — Description des Pierres Gravdes du feu Baron
de Stosch, very neat, £l. Is. Florence, 1760.
7183. Aventuras de Gil Bias de Santillana robadas a Espana, y
adoptadas en Francia por Monsieur Le Sage, restituidas a
su patria y a su lengua nativa por un Espanol zeloso,
plates, 7 vols, neat, £6. 6s • • Madrid, 1 797,
7184. Arte Poetica Espariola; su autor Juan Diaz Rengifo, natu-
ral de Avila, neat, £l. lis. 6d. Barcelona, 17 59,
7185. Arcadia Pictorica en Sueiio, Allegoria 6 Poema prosaico
sobre la Teoricay Practica de la Pintura, escrita por Pat-
rasio Tebano, tieat, 18s. Madrid, 1789.
7186. Don Filipe el Prudente segundo deste nombre, Rey de las
Espafias y Nuevo Mondo, por Don Lorenzo Vander Iiam-
men, very neat, £l. 7s. Madrid, 1625.
7187. Ensayo sobre los Alphabetosde las Letras Desconocidas, que
se encuentran en las mas antiguas Medallas, y Monumen-
tos de Espana, por Don Luis Joseph Velasquez, plates
half -bound, 18s. Madrid, 1752.
71 88. El Arte Eplicado y Gramatico Perfecto, Su Autor Don
Marcos Marquez de Medina, £l. 5s. » ••• Madrid, 1804.
7 189- Historia del Rebelion y Castigo de los Moriscos del Reyno
de Granada, por Luis del Marmol Carrajal, 2 vols.
£3. 13*. 6d. Madrid, 1797.
542 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7190. Historia de Polybio Megalopolitano, traducida del Griego
por Don Ambrosio Rui Bamba, 3 vols, sewed, £2. \2s. 6d,
7191. Historia de Cataluna, compuesto por Bernardo Desclot Ca-
vallero Catalan, de las empressas hechas en sus tiempos,
por los Reyes de Aragon, hasta la muertede Don Pedro el
Grande, £2. 6s. • • ♦ • • Barcelona, l6l6\
7192. Historia de la Conquista de Mexico, poblacion, y progressos
de la America Septentrional, escriviala Don Antonio de
solis y Rivadeneyra, £\. Is. Madrid, 1768.
7193. La Pintura, Poema Didactico en tres Cantos, por Don Diego
Antonio Rejon deSilva, calf extra, £l. Is. Segovia, 1786.
7194. La Circe con otras Rimas y Prosas de Lope de Vega Carpio,
calf extra, £2. \0s. • • • Madrid, 1624.
7195. Las Guerras de los Estados Baxos desde elano de 1588 hasta
el de 1599 > recopiladas por D. Carlos Coloma, £l. Is,
Amberes, 1625.
7196. Medallas de las Colonias, Municipios y Pueblos Antiguos de
Espana, Coleccion de las que se hallan en diversos Aut»res,
y de otras nunca publicadas : con explicacion y dibujo de
cadauna. Por el R. P.M. Fr. Henrique Florez, large
paper, with plates, 4 vols, very neat in calf, £5. 5s.
Madrid, 1757.
7197. The same work, small paper, (vol. 2. wanting) £1. 10s,
ib. 1757.
7198. Novelas Exemplares, y Amorosas, de Dona Maria de Zayas,
y Sotomayor, Natural de Madrid, £l. lis. 6d.
Barcelona, 1764.
7199. Quevedo (Las Obras de Francesco de) 4 vols. £l. \s,
Madrid, 1 713-16.
7200. Refranes y Modos de Hablar Castellanos con Latinos, que les
corresponden, juntamente con la Glossa, y explicacion de
los que tienen necessidad de ella, neat, 10s. 6d. • »ib. l6j5.
7201. Suefios Morales, Visiones y Visitas de Torres con Don Fran-
cisco de Quevedo, por Madrid, with other Tracts, 18s.
Madrid, 1727
7202. Vidas de los Padres del Desierto de Dunas, en que se refieren
exemplos raros, y muchas antiguedades de varias provin-
Livres Frarifais; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles, #c— ito. 543
cias en particular de las de Flandes, por Chrisostomo
Enriquez, very neat, £l. 5s. Amberes, 1629.
7203. Ulloa (Don Jorge Juan et Don Antonio de) Relacion His-
torica del Viage a la America Meridional hecto de orden
de S. Mag. para medir algunos grados de Meridiano
Terrestre, many maps, fyc. 5 vols, fine set, in calf,
£S. 8s. Madrid, 1748.
7204. Annalen der gesammten Numismatik. Heransgegeben von
Friedrich Schlichtegroll, Vol. I. and Vol. II. Part I.
plates, 1 8.9. • • • • Leipsig, 1 804-6.
7205. Ideen zur Philosophic de Geschichte der Mensch heit, von
Johann Gottfriel Herder, 3 vols, sewed, £l. 5s.
Riga, 1784.
7206. Synchronistiche Tabellen iiber die Nene Geschichte der
Eoropiischen Reische, von M. Daniel Gotth. Joseph Hub-
ler, 2 vols, boards, 1 Os. 6d. Freyberg, 1 802.
7207. Uber die Malarei del Alten. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der
Kunst. Veranlasst von B. Rode. Verfasst vom A. Riem,
plates, very neat 9 £l.4>s. Berlin, 1787.
7208. Zend-Avesta. Zoroasten Lebendiges Wort, worin die Lehren
und Meinungen dieses Gesetzgebers von Gott, Welt,
Natur, Menschen ; ingleichen die Ceremonien des heiligen
Dienstes der Parsen u. s. f. auf behalten sind, 6 vols, sewed,
£l. lls.6d. Riga, 1776.
7209. Den Nederlandtsen Hovenier door I. van der Groen, Hovenier
van H. den H. Prins van Orangien, curious cuts, very neat,
£\.\s. Amst. 1670.
7210. William Lithgow's celebrated Travels, in Dutch, with plates,
sewed, 15*. .....#. ]67£.
544 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
octavo.
7211. AUTORI Classici Italiani Prose e Versi; — an uniform series
of the principal writers in the Italian Language, printed
from the best and rarest editions, and ornamented with
portraits, 250 vols, sewed, £63. Milano, 1802-14.
This collection is illustrated by critical remarks and biographical sketches
of the authors. It includes the works of Adimari, Alamanni, Alberti,
Amalteo, Anguillara, Aretino, Ariosto, Baldi, Baldinucci, Bellini,
Bembo, Benini, Bentivoglio, Berni, Bibiena, Boccacio, Bojardo, Vin.
Borghini,Bracciolini,Buommattei, Buonarroti Mich. Ang., Burchiello,
Caro, Casa, Castiglione, Cellini, Chiabrera, Cinonio, Crescenzi, Dante,
Davila, Firenzuola, Galileo, Gelli, Guarini, Guicardini, Lollio, Ma-
chiavelli, Magalotti, Marchetti, Medici Lorenzo de, Passavanti,
Petrarca, Pulci, Redo, Rosa, Sacchetti, Salviati, Segni, Sperone,
Tansillo, Tasso, Tassoni, Varchi, Vassari, Villani, with many others
either entire or selected.
7212. Andrea di Bergamo (Pietro Nelli) II primo libro delle SatirS
alia Carlona, Venet. per Alessandro de Viario, 1566. —
Delle Satire alia Carlona, libro secondo, Venet. ap. Barnard
et Til. Stagnini, 1565, in one vol. russia, £2.l6s.
7213. Alberti (Leonbat.) della Pittura e della Statua, portrait, sewed,
6s. 6d. Milano, 1804.
7214. Ariosto Orlando Furioso, beautifully printed by Baskerville,
and illustrated with fine engravings by Bartolozzi and
others after the designs of Cipriani, Eisen, Moreau, &c.
4 vols, boards, £5. I5.s. 6d. Birmingham, 1773.
7215. Ariosto's Orlando Furio.o, in Italian, with explanations of
equivocal words, &c. by Isola, 4 vols, sewed, £\. lis. 6d,
Camb. 1789.
7216. Ariosto (Opere di Ludovico) portrait, 5 vols, sewed, £2. 2s.
Milano, 1812.
7217. Arrien Histoire des Expeditions d'Alexandre, traduit par
Chaussard, 3 vols, sewed, 18s Paris, 1 802.
Livres Fratifais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles, #c— 8uo. 545
7218. Alamanni (Luigi) Coltivalione, Fior. 1549. — Opere Toscane
di Luigi Alamanni, 1532, in one vol. calf extra, gilt
leaves, £2. 12s. 6d.
7219. Amours de Zoroas et de Pancharis, Po6me Erotique et Didao
tique, ou Veillees d'un Homme de Loisir, plates, 3 vols.
sewed, £1. \s Paris, 1802.
7220. Ditto, in Latin, fine paper, sewed, 12s. ib. 1801.
7221. Apologie pour Jehan Chastel, execute" a mort, par Francois
de Verone, 4>s. • • • ..... l6l0.
7222. Annales du Mus6e et de l'Ecole Moderne des Beaux-Arts. —
Recueil de Gravures au trait d'apres les principaux ou-
vrage de peinture, sculpture, ouprojets d'Architecture qui,
chaque ann6e, ont remport6 le prix, soit aux ecoles spe-
ciales, soit aux concours nationaux, &c. &c. Redig^ par
C.P. Landon, 16 vols, boards, o£l3. 13s. Paris, 1801, &c.
*7223. Anquetil Motifs des Guerres et des Traites de Paix de la
France, sewed, 4s. • • Paris, 1798.
7224. Abel Remusat Essai sui la Langue et la Litterature Chinoises.
plates, sewed, Js. ib. 1811.
7225. Abrege de l'Histoire de Bruxelles, neat, 2s. 6d.* *Brux. 1785.
7226. Boileau (CEuvres de) avec des eclaircissemens Historiques,
sa Vie, &c. plates, 4 vols, neat, £l. lis. 6d.
Dresde, 1746.
7227- Boileau (CEuvres de) avec les notes de Le Brun, Jine e?i-
gravings, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l. 6s. •• Paris, 1808.
7228. Boileau (CEuvres de) avec des Eclaircissemens Historiques
donnes par lui meme, et redigSes par M. Brossette ; aug-
mented de plusieur Pieces, tant de l'Auteur, qu'aiant rap-
port a ses Ouvrages ; avec des Remarques et des Disser-
tations Critiques, par M. De Saint Marc, numerous vig-
nettes, 5 vols, very neat, £7. 7s. • • • Paris, 1 747«
A very beautiful and rare edition.
7229. Boileau Despreaux (GEuvres completes de) edition stereotype,
3 vols, sewed, £l. 4>s. ib. 1810.
7230. Ditto, on fine paper, 3 vols, sewed, £2. ib. 1810.
7231. Bibliotheque des Ecrivains Francois en Prose, Vol. 2. con-
tenant Eloquence, Tableaux, Mceurs, Sec. calf extra,
10s.6d, Lond. 1803.
3 Z
546 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7232. Berni (Opere di Francesco) portrait, 5 vols. sewed, £l. lbs.
Milano, 1806.
7233. Baudoin Recueil d'Emblemes Divers. Avec des Discours
Moraux, Philosophiques et Politiqucs. Tirez de divers
Autheurs, Anciennes et Modernes, with a great number of
curious engravings, 2 vols, neat, £l. 8s. »* Paris, 1646.
7234. Bruyere (Caracteres de la) a laquelle il a ete ajoute differens
morceaux interessans, et dans laquelle toutes les explica-
tions connues sous le nom de Clef des Caracteres, sont
mises par ordre de citation, 2 vols, very neat in calf, 18s.
ib. 1790.
7235. Bembo (Pietro) tutte le Opere di, portrait, 12 vols, sezved,
£4. 4s. Milano, 1808.
723fj. Bartsch (Ad.) Catalogue des Desseins Originaux dans le
Cabinet du Prince de Ligne, neat, 6s. Vien. 1794.
7237- Bartolomeo da S. Concordio Ammaestramenti degli Antichi,
•portrait, sewed, 8s. Milano, 1808.
7238. Boccage (Recueil des CEuvres de Madame du) 3 vols, boards,
15s. Lyon, 1770.
7239. Bosse Traite pour Practiquer la Perspective sur les Surfaces
Irregulieres, &c. plates, 3s. 6d. Paris, 1653.
7240. Benivieni (Girolamo) Opere, col commento dello III. S. Conte
Giovanni Pico Mirandolano, £l. lis. 6d.
Venet.per G. de Gregori, 1524.
7241. Bibliografia delle opere contenuto nella collezione de' Classici
Italiani, sewed, 6s. 6d. Milano, 1814.
7242. Borghini (Raffaello) II Riposo di, 3 vols, sewed, 18s.
ib. 1807.
7243. (Vincenzo) Discorsi di, portrait, 4 vols, sewed,
£l. 5s. ib. 1808.
7244. Bracciolini (Francesco) Lo Scherno degli Dei, portrait,
sewed, 8s. ib. 1 804.
7245. Bentivoglio (Cardinal) Opere Storiche del, portrait, 5 vols.
sewed, £l. 14s. • ib. 1806.
7246* Baldinucci (Filippo) Opere di, portrait, 14 vols, sewed,
£4. 10s. ib. 1808.
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,SfC. — 8vo. 547
72*7. Buora matted (Benedetto) della Lingua Toscana, portrait,
2 vols, sewed, 12s. 6d. Milano, 1807.
7248. Chiabrera (Gabriello) Rime di, portrait, 3 vols, sewed,
18s. 6d. ib. 1807.
7249. Chronologie Septenaire de l'Histoire de la Paix entre les Roys
de France et d'Espagne, frontispiece, neat, 6s.
Paris, 1605.
7250. Crescenzi (Piero de*) Trattato della Agricoltura, portrait,
3 vols, sewed, £l. 4s. Milano, 1 805.
7251. Carli (delle Opere del Signor Commendatore Don Gianrinaldo
Conte) vols. 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, being 7 vols, very
neat in calf, £\. Us. 6d. • ib. 1784.
These volumes contain "Dell' Origine e Commercio della Moneta." — " Dell'
Instiiuzione delle Zecche d'ltalia." — " Della Spedizione degli Argo-
nautici in Colco." — " Lettere Americane," &e. which are said in a
manuscript note by Dr. Henley, to " constitute the most valuable
part of Carli's works, and were selected from the larger collection on
that account."
7252. Chantreau Histoire de France, 2 vols, sewed, £l. 8s.
7253. Collection Universale des Memoires Particuliers relatifs a
l'Histoire de France, 12 vols, half-bound, elegant,
£5.l5s.6d. Paris, 1785.
7254. Cicerone (Epistole Famigliari di) 4s. Fenet. 1573.
7255. Coltivazione (La) di Luigi Alamanni, e le Api di Giov. Bu-
cellai, two portraits, sewed, 10s. 6d.* • • *Milano, 1804.
7256. Castiglione (Baldes.) il libro del Cortegiano, portrait, 2 vols.
sewed, 14s. ib. 1803.
7257. Casa (Opere di Giovanni della) portrait, 10 vols, sewed,
£l. 8s ib. 1806.
7258. Caro (Opere d'Annibal) portrait, 8 vols, sewed, £3.
ib. 1807 .
7259. Costanzo (Angelo di) Istoria del Regno di Napoli, portrait,
3 vols, sewed, £1. Is. ib. 1805.
7260. Cellini (Benvenuto) Opere di, portrait, 3 vols, sewed,
£l. 6s. ib. 1806.
7261. Cavalcanti (Bartol.) Trattati sopra gli ottimi reggimenti
delle Republiche, sewed, 6s. ib. 1805.
548 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7262. Colardeau Temple de Gnide, mis en Vers, fine plates, very
neat, 7s. • • • • Paris, n. d.
7263. Chronique et Histoire Universelle de Jean Carion, 4 vols, in
2, 5s ib. 1 579.
7264>. Comazano (Antonio) de Re Militari, lib. IX. in terza rima,
vellum, £3. 3s Ven. per Melch. Sessa, 1526.
7265. Chouetde Mauny Explication des Figures de Jupiter, d'Osiris,
d'Isis, et autres fausses Divinitez, morocco, 8s. Maus. 16*88.
7266. Dureau»de-Lamalle Geographie Physique de la Mer Noire, de
l'lnterieur de l'Afrique et de la MediterranSe, maps, sewed,
5s. Paris, 1807.
7267. Demosthene et Eschine ((Euvres completes de) traduites avec
des Remarques par Auger, 3 vols, neat in calf, £l. 7s.
Paris, 1784.
7268. Another Set, 3 vols, morocco, gilt leaves, £2. 6s. "ib. 1784.
7269. Another Edition, on finer paper, 5 vols, boards, £2. 2s. ib. 1777*
7270. Daillecourt, de l'lnfluence des Croisades sur PEtat des Peuples
de l'Europe, very neat in calf, 10s. 6d. ib* 1809.
7271. Declamation (La) Theatrale, Poeme, with fine plates from
designs by Eisen, morocco, gilt leaves, 7s. 6d.
Paris, 1771.
7272. Diverse Imprese accomodate a diverse moralita, con versi,
tratte da gli Emblemi dell' Alciato, numerous wood cuts,
10s. 6d. Lione, 1551 .
7273. De Thury (Hericart) Description des Catacombes de Paris,
plates, sewed, 15s. Paris, 1815.
7274. Desodoards Histoire d'ltalic, depuis la Chute de la Repub-
lique Romaine jusqu* aux premieres ann^es du dix neuvieme
sifccle, 9 vols, half-bound, gilt, £2. 14*. ib. 1803.
7275. Du Marsais des Tropes, ou des differens sens d'un meme mot,
3s.6d. ib- 1757.
7276. Dante (Opere di) a most beautiful copy of a rare edition, in
purple morocco, gilt leaves, £5. 5s.
Venet. in csdib. Aid. 1 502.
7277. Another Edition, vtllum, £2. 12s. 6d « it. 1515.
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles,SfC. — 8x>o. 549
7278. Dante (Opere di) portrait, 3 vols, sewed, £\. 7 s.
Milanb, 1804.
7279. De Pauw Recherches Philosophiques sur les Grecs, 2 vols.
sewed, 8*. Berlin, 1788.
7280. Da Vinci (Lionardo) Trattato della Pittura, numerous plates,
sewed, £\.\s. Milano, 1804.
7281. Davanzati (Bern.) Scismad'Inghilterra, portrait, sewed, 6s.6d.
ib. 1807.
7282. Dati (Carlo) Vite de' Pittori Antichi, portrait, sewed, 7s.
ib. 1806.
7283. Dialogo dell* Imprese Militari et A morose di Monsig. Giovio
Vescovo di Nocera, numerous wood cuts, neat, £l. Is.
Lyone, 1574.
7284. De la Puissance Legitime du Prince sur le Peuple, et du
Peuple sur le Prince, nouvellement traduit en Francais,
1581. — Des Grands et Redoutables Jugemens et Punitions
de Dieu advenus au Monde, &c. Muges, 1581, in one
vol. £l. Is.
Both these works are curious and uncommon. The first was suppressed,
which accounts for its rarity.
7285. Du Fresnoy, L'Art de Peinture, 3s. Paris, 166*8.
7286. Delices du Brabant et de ses Campagnes, par M. de Cantillon
with 200 views, plans, fyc. 4 vols, very neat,£\. 10*.
Amst. 1757.
7287. Davila Storia delle Guerre Civili di Francia, 6 vols, sewed,
£2. 2s. Lond. 1801.
7288. Essai General de Tactique precede d'un Discours sur l'etat
actuel de la Politique et de la Science Militaire en Europe,
plates, 2 vols, neat, 12*. Liege, 1775.
7289. Essai sur la Marine et sur le Commerce, with an English
Translation, neat, 4s. 6d. • • 1743.
7290. Esprit de PHistoire Generale de PEurope, very neat, 6s.
Lond. 1783.
7291. Erotopsie, ou Coup-d'ceil sur la Poesie Erotique, et les
Poetes Grecs et Latins qui se sont distinguSs en ce genre,
saved, 3s.6d. p flri > 1802 *
550 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7292. Frederic II. Roi de Prusse (GEuvres Posthumes de) 15 vols.
neat in calf, £<2.12s.6d. Ber. 1789-
7293. Fida (La) Pastora, Comoedia Pastoralis, autore FF. Anglo-
Britanno, frontispiece by Vaughan, 15s. • • • • Lond. 1658.
7294. Firenzuola (Agnolo) Le Rime di, vellum, £2. 15s.
Fiorenza, Bern. Giunti, 1549.
This rare edition is the one quoted by the Academy of Delia Crusca.
7295. Firenzuola (Agnolo) Opere di, portrait, 5 vols, sewed,
£l.lls.6d. Milano, 1802.
7296. Flechier (CEuvres completes de Messire Esprit,) 10 vols, sewed,
£4>. 14*. 6d. Nismes, 1782.
7297. Fioravanti (Leonardo) dello Specchio di Scientia Universale,
neat in vellum, 9s. 6d. • Venet. 1 572.
7298. GentiPhuomo (II) del Fausto da Longiano, &c. 5s. 6d.
ib. 1542.
7299. Girard (Bern.) de PEstat et Succez des Affaires de France,
4s. 6d. Pans, 15S0.
7300. Guide, ou Description d'Amsterdam, son origine, aggran-
dissemens, et son etat actuel, many plates, very neat in
vellum, 126. Amst, 1772.
7301. Grandval Vice Puni, ou Cartouche, Poeme, plates, 4*.
Anvers, 1768.
7302. Gresset Parrain Magnifique, Pceme en dix chants, ouvrage
posthume, plates, boards, 7s. 6d. Paris, 1810.
7303. Guide du Voyageur pour les Antiquites et CuriositSs Natu-
relles de Pouzol, &c. many plates, 10s. 6d.- • Naples, 1792.
Presented by the author to the celebrated Lady Emma Hamilton, and so
stated in her own hand writing 011 the fly-leaf.
7304. Guarini (Battista) II Pastor Fido di, portrait, Ss.
Milano, 1807.
7305. Guiccardini (Francesco) Istoria d'ltalia, portrait, 10 vols.
sewed, £3. 8s. ib. 1803.
7306. Gelli (Gio. Battista) Opere di, portrait, 3 vols, sewed, 18s.
ib. 1804.
7307. Galilei (Galileo) Opere di, portrait, 13 vols, sewed, £4. 45.
ib, 1808.
Livrcs Francais; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc. — Svo. 551
7308. Habiti (degli) Antichi et Moderni di diverse parti del
Mondo, libri due, fatti da Cesare Vecellio, et con Dis-
corsi da lui dichierati, with a vast number of engravings
on wood after the designs of Titian, fine copy, in morocco,
£7. 7s. Venet. 1590.
7309. Habiti Antichi, overo Raccolta di Figure diligentemente intag-
liate, conforme alle Nationi del Mondo. Libro utilissimo
a Pittori, Dissegnatori, Scultori, &c. calf extra^ gilt leaves,
£5. 5s ib. 1664.
Each of the above two very curious volumes con'ains abovt; two hundred
engravings on wood, representing the Costume <f all parts of the Globe
— the designs are by Titian, and the engravings extrttmeK good.
7310. Hippocrate TraitS des Airs, des Eaux, et des Lieux, traduction
nouvelle, avec le texte Grec, collationng sur deux manu-
scrits, 2 vols, boards. 15s. Paris, 1 800.
7311. Heeren Essai sur PInfluencedes Croisades, sewed, 8s. ib. 1808.
7312. Histoire de l'Estat de France, tant de la Republique que de
la Religion, sous Francois II. 4$. 1576*.
7313. Heliodoro Historia delle Cose Ethiopiche, tradotta da Leon.
Glinci, calf extra, gilt leaves, l6s.
Venet. appresso Gioliti, 1588.
7314. Harangues Militaires, et Concions de Princes, Capitaines, et
autres manians tant la Guerre que les affaires d'Estat.
2 vols, (above 2000 pages) 10*. 6d. Paris, 1595.
7315. Irza et Marsis, ou PIsle Merveilleuse, Poeme, et Alphonse,
Conte, fine plates, morocco, 9s. Haye, 1769.
7316. Iconologie par Figures, ou Traite* complet des Allegoires,
Emblemes, &c. Ouvrage utile aux Artistes, aux Amateurs,
et peuvent servir a Teducation des jeunes personnes, par
M. M. Gravelot et Cochin, with a vast number of engra-
vings, large paper, 4 vols, very neat in calf, gilt leaves,
£6. 6s. Paris, 1789.
7317. Instruction addressee aux Officiers d'Infanterie, plates, 2s. 6d.
Leips, 1768
7318. Journal des Choses memorables advenues durant tout le regne
de Henri III. Roy de France, 7s. 1621 .
552 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7319. Italia (L') avanti il dominio dei Romani, 4 vols, sewed, with a
folio volume of illustrative engravings, boards, £4. 10s.
Firenze, 1810.
7320. Isocrate (CEuvres completes de) traduites par Auger, 3 vols.
very neat, £l. 7s. Paris, 1781.
7321. Jovio (Paolo) Historie del suo Tempo, tradotte per Lodovico
Domenichi, 3 vols, fine set, calf extra, £l. lls.6d.
Vineg. 1555.
7322. Lippi (Lorenzo) II Malmantile Racquistato di Perlone Zipoli,
portrait, sewed, 9s. Milano, 1 807.
7323. Lysias (CEuvres Completes de) traduites par Auger, very neat,
10*. 6d. -- Paris, 1783.
7324. Lucrece de la Nature des Choses, traduction nouvelle, avec
des notes, a beautiful edition, with the Latin text and
plates, 2 vols, sewed, £2. 2s. Paris, 1768.
7325. Lucrezio della Natura delle Cose, tradotti da Alessandro
Marchetti, very neat in calf, 7 s. 6d. • • Lond. 1717-
7326. Another Edition, portrait, sewed, 7s. 6d. • •"Milano, 1813.
7327. Lettres d'une Peruvienne, par Mad. de Grafigny, en Francais
et Italien,^«e edition, with beautiful engravings, very neat,
gilt leaves, £l. lis. 6d. Paris, 1797-
7328. Lacretelle (Ch.) Histoire de France pendant les Guerres de
Religion, 3 vols, sewed, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1814.
7329. Larive (J. M.)Coursde Declamation, 3 vols, sewed, £l. Is.
ib. 1810.
7330. Levesque Etudes de PHistoire Anciennc et de celle de la Grece,
5 vols, sewed, £2. 5s • ib, 1811.
7331. Le Cat Traite des Sens, with plates, very neat in calf, 10s. 6d.
Amst. 1744.
7332. Lettre de Barnevelt dans sa Prison, a Truman son Ami,
Poeme, fne plates, 7norocco, 7s. Paris, 1763.
7333. Lettre du Lord Velford a Milord Dirton son oncle, Poeme,
fne plates, morocco, 7s. 6d. * • • . *ib. 1 765.
7334. Millot Histoire Ancienneet Moderne, avec les Histoires de la
France, et de PAngleterre, 15 vols, very neat and uniform,
in calf £7. \0s. ib. 1800.
Livres Francois; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, Sj-c. — Sro.
7335. Moliere (CEuvres de) avec des Remarques Grammaticalcs,
des Avertissemens et dcs Observations sur chaque piece,
par M. Bret,^we edition, with beautiful engravings, after
the desig?is of Moreau, 6 vols, very neat in calf, gilt leaves,
$c. £9.98. Paris, 1773.
7336. Musee des Monumens Francais, par Lenoir, with iiumerous
fine engravings in outline, 4 vols, sewed, £2. 6s.
Paris, 1800-3.
7337« Messie Gent, de Sevile (Diverses Lecons de Pierre) 8s.
Lyon, 1592.
7338. Marnix (Jean de) Resolutions Politiques, 2*. 6d. Rouen, 1631.
7339- Another Edition, 2*. ib. 1621.
7340. Memoires Historiques sur Raoul de Coucy, portraits, large
paper, 2 vols, in 1, served, £l. Is. Paris, 1781.
7341. Merveilles (Les) dc laVillede Rome, cu est traite dcs Eglises,
Stations, et Reliques des Corps Saints qui y sont, nume-
rous wood cuts, 6s. Rome, 1 (rpO;
7342. Mailing (Ove) Recueil de Traits Memorables th6s dc l'his-
toire de Dannemark, de Norwege, &c. traduit du Danois
par F. M. Morier, plates, very neat, 10s. 6d.
Copen. 1804.
7343. Melanges. — Satire a M. le Marquis D • • • • Satires Nouvelles,
&c. 1754 — PensSes Critiques, &c. 1754 — La Petite Niece
d'Eschyle, 1761, and others, in 1 vol. 5s. 6d.
7344. Molza (Fran. Maria) Poesie di, portrait, sewed, $s.
Milan, ISO 8.
7345. Machiavelli (Niccolo) Opere di, portrait, 10 vols, sewed,
£3. 10s. * ib. 1S04.
■
7346. Maffei (Gio. Piet.) Istorie dell' Indie Orientali, portrait, 3
vols, sewed, £l. Is. ib. 180ft.
7347. Magalotti (Lorenzo) Lettere Scientifiche ed Erudite, portrait 9
2 vols, sewed, lOs.Gd. ib. 1 806*.
7348. Menzini (Benedetto) Poetica e Satire, portrait, sewed,- 7s. 6d.
ib. ] 808.
4 A
554 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7349. Marguerites cle la Marguerite des Princesses tres illustre Reyne
de Navarre, o£l. lis. 6d. Lyons, 1547.
The contents of this volume are entirely poetical. It is ornamented with
neat wood cuts j which in some instances have been cut out, but the
omission is generally supplied by MS. In the original curious bind-
ing, and ruled with red lines.
7350. Memoires du Comte de Grammont par Antoine Hamilton,
•with 64>Jine portraits by Scriven, &c. 2 vols, russia extra,
warbled leaves, £3. 3s.* Lond. 1811.
7351. Martial (Les Epigrammes de) Latin et Francais, 3*. 6d.
Paris, 1655.
7352. Maxime de Tyr (Dissertations de) traduites par Combes-
Dounous, 2 vols, sewed, 12s. 6cl. ib. 1802.
7353. Naudet Histoire de l'Etablissement, des Progres, et de la De-
cadence des Goths en Italic, sewed, 4s. 6d. ib. 1811.
7354. Necker Dernieres Vues de Politique et de Finance, calf extra ,
10*. 6d. ib. 1802.
7355. Ovidio, le Metamorfosi d', ridotte da Giov. And. dell' An-
guillara, portrait, 3 vols, sexced, £l, 6*.» • •• Mila?io, 1805.
7356. Omcro (Iliade d') tradotta dall' original Greco in versi sciolti,
2 vols, neat , 15*. • Firenze, 1723.
7357. Odes Prononc6es par les Juifs d'Avignon et de Bordeaux
residants a Paris, dans leur assemblee, a l'occasion du Sacre
de Louis XVI. le 11 Juin, 1775, en Hebreu et Francais,
printed upon white satin, and bound in purple morocco,
£2. 2s. Paris, 1775.
This book was presented to Louis XVI. on the day of his coronation. —
It was purchased at the sale of M. de Calonne's library.
7358. Pierre de Touched, ou Satyres du Temps contre l'ambition
des Espagnols, 3*. 6c?. • • ib. 1635.
7359. Pandolfini (Agn.) del Governo della Famiglia, portrait, served,
7s. 6d. • • • • » Milano, 1802.
7360. Petrarca (Le Rime di Francesco) two portraits, ' 2 vols.
sewed, 18*. ib. 1805.
7361. Pulci (Luigi) Morgante Maggiore, portrait, 3 vols, sewed,
£l. 4*. *'£. 1806.
Livres Frangais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc. — Svo. 555
7362. Poliziano (Angelo) Stanze e l'Orfeo, &c. portrait, sewed,
6s. 6d. Milano, 1808.
7363. Poesic Pastorali e Rusticali, con Note, sewed, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1808.
7364. Poiret Voyage en Barbarie, ou Lettres ecrites de l'Ancienne
Numidie,en 1785-6,2 vols, half-bound, Us.- -Paris, 1789-
7365. Pindare (Odes Pythiques de) avec des Remarques par Che-
banon, et le texte Grec, very neat, 9*- & 1772 •
7366. Papesse (La) Jeanne, Poeme en dix chants, par M. Borde de
Lyon, half-bound, morocco, 6s. Haye, 1778.
7367. Poesie di Domenico Michelessi, served, 3s.- •• • Fermo, 1786.
7368. Quatremere Memoires Geographiques et Ilistoriques sur
FEgypte, et sur quelques Contrees voisines, 2 vols, sewed,
16s. Paris, 1811.
7369. Question Historique, si les Provinces de l'Ancien Royaume
de Lorraine doivent estre appellees Terres de l'Empire ?
h. h. 7s.6d. Paris, 1 644.
7370. Rime di Paolo Rolli, neat, 3s. 6d. Verona, 1733.
7371. Racine (CEuvres de Jean) edition stereotype, 5 vols, fine pa-
per, sewed, £2. \0s, Paris, 1813.
7372. Racine (CEuvres de Jean) 5 vols, beautifully printed upon
vellum of exquisite texture and colour, with a neat case
for the reception of each volume, 0^3 1. 10$.
Paris, par Didot, 1799.
7373. Redi (Francesco) Opere di, portrait, 9 vols, sewed, £2, 16s.
Milano, I8O9.
7374. Raccolta di Lirici Italiani, compilata da Robust. Girond, por-
trait, 7s.6d. fa ] 808 .
7375. Raccolta di Prose Italiane, three portraits, 3 vols, sewed,
<£l'*«> ib. 1809.
7376. Raccolta di Poemi Didascalici, portraits, sewed, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1813.
7377. Raynal (CEuvres de PAbbS) 4 vols, half -bound, gilt, £\. \0s.
Geneve, 1784.
These volumes contain Raynal'i works, excepting the History of the East
and West Indies.
56 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
737$- Sens (Les) Poemc en six Chants, with beautiful engravings,
after Eisen, neat, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1766.
7379. Senebier Histoire Litteraire de Geneve, 3 vols, half-bound,
neat, 10s. 6d. ib. 1786.
7380. Saint-Fond Description des Experiences de la Machine Aeros-
tatique de MM.de Montgolfier, sewed, 3s. 6d. Paris, 17S3.
73S1. Saint-Foix (CEuvres Complettes de M. de) 6 vols, neat,
£\. 10s. • ib. 177S.
7382. Sannazaro (Jacopo) Arcadia di, portrait, sewed, 6s.
Milano, 1806.
7SS3. Segni (Bernardo) Storie Florentine, portrait, 3 vols, sewed,
£l. Is.- • r • ib. 1805-
7384. Salviati (Lionardo) Opere di, portrait, 5 vols, sewed, 15s.
ib. I8O9.
73S5. Tooke Histoire de l'Empire de Kussie, avec les corrections de
M. Imirnove, 6 vols, sewed, £\. lis. 6d.* • • • Paris, 1801.
7386*. Tibulle (Elegies de) avec des Notes, suivies des Baisers de Jean
Second, traduction nouvelle par Mirabeau Faine, avec le
texte Latjn, fine engravings, 3 vols, very neat, £l. 5s.
Tours, 1795.
7387. Tibulle (Elegies de) en Latin et Francais, 6s.* • • »Amst. 1776.
7385. Travaux (Les) de Mars ou la Fortification nou\elle, tant
reguliere qu'irreguliere, with numerous plans of fortifica*
tions, views of cities, towns, &c. 3 vols, neat, £l. Is.
Paris, I671.
738p. Tassoni (Alessandro) La Secchia Rapita, Poema Eroi-comico,
plates, 2 vols, very neat, gilt leaves, £l. 5s.
Parigi, 1 766.
739O. . ■ La Secchia Rapita, portrait, sewed, 7s. 6d.
Milano, 1806\
7391. Toderini (Giambatista) Letteratura Turchesca, 3 vols, sewed^
£\.\\s.6d. Venezia, 1787-
7392. Teatro Itaiiano Antico, with portrait, 10 vols, sewed, £3. 3s.
Milano, 1808.
. Tasso (Opere di Torquato) portrait, 4 vols, sewed, £\. 14s.
ib. 1S0L
Lines Frangais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,SfC. — Sro. 557
7394. Theophraste (Caracteres de) en Francais, par Coray, avec le
texte Grec, sewed, 6s. • Paris, 1799.
T'395. Theophraste (Caracteres de) very neat, 7s. 6d. ib. 1790.
7396. Valliere (Due de la) Bibliotheque du Theatre Francois
depuis son origine, 3 vols, neat, £l'. l6s. Dresde, 1768.
7397. Voltaire. — A collection of one hundred and sixty seven beau-
tiful engravings (including twenty-one portraits) to illustrate
the works of Voltaire, c£lO. 10$.
7398. The same Engravings, (Proof impressions before the writing)
£21.
These fine prints are from new designs by the celebrated Moreau, junior,
and are equally beautiful in design and execution, being engraved by
the most eminent Artists of France. — As the designs are taken from
subjects not illustrated by the former ones of Moreau, they will serve
to illustrate any edition either in octavo or duodecimo.
7399- Voltaire Essai sur les Mceurs et l'Esprit des Nations, et sur les
principaux faits de l'Histoire, depuis Charlemagne jusqu'u
Louis XIII. 5 vols, calf extra, £2. lis. 6d.- * Paris, 1796\
7400. (Les Romans et Contes de) with numerous Jine engra-
vings, 3 vols, very neat, £2. 2s. Bouillon, 1778.
7401. ■ La Pucelle d'Orleans, on vellum, by Didot,
£8. 18s. 6rf..-«. Paris, 1801.
7^02. — Poemes et Discours en Vers, on vellum by Didot,
£5.15s.6d.* , ib. 1800.
The vellum upon which these two articles are priuted is remarkable for its
beauty of texture and delicacy of colour — each volume is contained in
a neat case, purposely made.
7403. Volney Voyage en Syrie et en Egypte, pendant les annees
1783-4-5, maps, 2 vols, very neat, 14y.. • . • Paris, 1787.
7404. Vertot Histoire des Revolutions de Suede, 2 vols, calf extra,
£l. Is. ib. 1796.
7405. Portugal, calf extra, 9s.
ib. 1796.
y±06. Varchi (Benedetto) Sonetti, colle risposte e preposte di di-
versi, 2 vols, vellum, £7. 7s.-*Fior. Torrentino, 1555-7.
jCopies of these admired poems are of rare occurrence, as the two parts
seldom occur together.
558 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7407. Varchi (Benedetto) Opere di, portrait, 7 vols, sewed, £2. 9s,
Milano, 1803.
7408. Villani (Giovanni) Istorie Fiorentine, portrait, 8 vols.
sewed, £2. 12s. 6d. ib. 1802.
7409. Valvasone, (Erasmi di) La Caccia Poema, sewed, 6s.
ib. 1808.
7410. Vasari (Giorgio) Vitede' piu eccellenti Pittori, Scultori e Ar-
chitetti, numerous portraits, 16 vols, sewed, £7. 7s.
ib. 1807.
7411. Historia de las Guerras Civiles de Granada, russia,gilt leaves,.
£2. 2s. Paris, 1660,
7412. Historia de Don Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordova, renomhrado
el Gran Capitan, escrita en Frances por Duponcet, y tradit*
cida en Espanol por Don Joseph Fernandez de Cordova,
2 vols, old morocco, £S.13s.6d. Madrid, 1729.
From the Royal Library in the Escurial near Madrid.
7413. Los Comentarios de Cayo Julio Cesar, traducidos en Castel-
lano por Don Manuel de Valbuena, (with the original
Latin text J 2 vols. £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1789*
7414. La Araucana, Poema; sur autor Don Alonsode Ercilla, 2 vols.
fine set, calf extra, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1776*.
7415. La Mosquea, Poetica Inventiva, en octava rima, compuesta
por Don Joseph de Villaviciosa, Jine copy, calf extra r
£1. is. ib.1777*
7416. Altes und Neues Vorder-und Mittel-Asien oder pragmatisch-
geografische, fysiche und statistische Schilderung und
Geschichte des Persischen Reichs, von Gunther Wahl,
(near 1000 pages) sewed, 8s, Leipzig, 1795.
Litres Francais ; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles, SfC. — &vo. 559
74L7- Beschreibung der Abene von Troja, von Andreas Dalzel, aus
dem Englischen ubersetzt und mit Vorrede, &c. des Herrn
Hof. Heyne, maps, sewed, 6s. Leipzig, 1792.
7418. Das Gelehrte Teuschland oder Lexicon der jetzlebem den
Teutschen Schriftsteller. Angefangen von G. H. Hamber-
ger, Fortgesetzt von J. H. Meusel, 6 vols, sewed, £\. Is.
Lemgo, 1783-95.
7419. Houbraken's Lives of Painters, in Dutch, with numerous
beautiful portraits, 3 vols, neat in vellum, £5. 5s.
A?nst. 17 18.
7420. Furstenspiegel, sewed, 3s. 6d. Berlin, 1798.
7421. Handbuch der allgemeinen Volkergeschichte alter zeiten, vom
Anfang der Staaten his zum Ende der romischen Republik,
von Dan. Gotth. Jos. Hubler, 5 vols, sewed, £l.ls.
Ft cyber g, 1798-1802.
7422. Handbuch der alter Erd beschreibung zum Gebranch der
zwolf grotzern D'Anvillischen Landcharten aus den besten
Quellen verfatzt, 6 vols, boards, £l. 5s. Nurnberg, 1796-S.
7423. Lavater's (Johann Kaspar) Lebensbeschreibung von seinem
Tochtermann Georg Gesner, plates, 3 vols, boards,
£.h !*• Winierthur, 1802.
7424. Memnonium oder Versuche zur Enthullung der Geheimnisse
de Allerthums von Fried. Victor Lebercht Plessing, 2 vols.
sewed, 9s. Leipzig, 1787.
7425. Vierten Ausgobe des Gelehrten Teutschlandes von Johann
Georg Meusel, 4? vols, sewed, £l. Is. .... Lemgo, 1786.
7426. Ueber die Beweire fur das Daseyn Gottes, von Lud. Hein.
Jakob, sewed, 3s. Liehau, 1 798.
7427. Versuche zur Aufklarung der Philosophic des altestcn Alter-
thums von. Fried. Victor Lebrecht Plessing, 3 vols, sewed,
15s ' Leipzig, 1 788-90.
7428. Uniform of the Austrian Army, being above 100 coloured
engravings, with German letter-press, 9s. "Vienna, 1787.
560 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
DUODECIMO.
7429. ARIOSTO (Lodovico) Orlando Furioso di, 4 vols, calf extra,
£2. 2s. Parigi, 1 746.
7430. Aubery Histoire du Cardinal Mazarin, 2 vols. 7s.
Paris, 1695.
7431. Aretino (Pietro) II Genesi di, 10*. 6d. Vinegia, 1541.
7432. Atanagi (Dionigi) Lettere Facete, et Piacevoli di diversi
Grandi huomini, ct chiari ingcgni, calf extra, 14*. 6d.
Vend. 1561.
7433. Anecdotes Arabes et Musulmanes, depuis Pan de J. C. 6i4
epoque de Petablissement du Mahometisme, jusqu'a Pex-
tinction du Califat en 1538, (above 700 pages) neat,
10s. 6d. Paris, 1772.
7434. Ammian Marcellin (les dix huit livres qui nous restent des 31
de PHistoire qu'avoit composez) 3 vols, neat, 15s.
ib. 1672.
7435. Anecdotes Venitiennes et Turques, ou Memoires du Comte
de Bonneval, 2 vols, in 1,2*. Franc. 1740.
7436. Anacharsis, Voyage du Jeune, en Grece, par Barthelemy,
7 vols, served, £1.1*. Paris, 1810.
7437. Alcoran des Cordeliers, tant en Latin qu'en Francais ; c'est
a dire Recueil des plus notables bourdes et blasphemes de
ceux qui ont os£ comparer S. Francois a Jesus Christ, with
plates by Picart, 2 vols, half-bound, uncut, £l. 10s.
Amst. 1734.
7438. Anquetil Intrigue du Cabinet, sous Henri IV. et Louis XIIL
terminer par la Fronde, 4 vols, neat, 14*. 6d.
Paris, 1780.
7439. Esprit de la Ligue, ou Histoire Politique des Troubles
de France, pendant les 16 et 17 siecles, 8 vols, neat,
10*. 6d. ib. 1779.
7440, Precis de PHistoire Universelle, 12 vols, sewed,
£2.$s. ib. 181 U
Litres Franpais ; Libri ItaUani ; Libros Espanoles, fyc. — l2mo. 56l
7441. Abrege* de PHistoire Grecque, neat, 4s. Paris. 1774.
7442. Aristote (La Rhetorique <T) traduction nouvelle, 2s. 6d.
ib. 1675.
7443. Almanach du Chasseur, avec un Dictionnaire des Termes,
heat, 3s. 6d. • • ib. 1773.
7444. Algarotti (Comte) Lettres sur la Russie, half-bound, gilt y
3s. 6d ib. 1769.
7445. Apulee (Les Metamorphoses, ou l'Ane d'Or d') 2 vols, very
neat, 15s. Francof. 1769.
7446. Anecdotes Jesuitiques, ou le Philotanus Moderne, 3 vols.
I0s.6d. Haye, 1740.
7447. Anzi (Conte Aurelio degli) Genio Vagante Bibliotheca cu-
riosa di cento, e phi Relazioni di Viaggi, curious plates,
7s. Parma, 1691,
7448. Aviceptologie Francoise, ou Traits General de toutes les
ruses dont on peut se servir pour prendre les Oiseaux,
many curious plates, neat, 15s. • • Paris, 1778.
7449. Boetio de Conforti Philosophici, tradotto par M. Lodovici
Domenichi, vellum, 7s. 6d. • • • • Fiorenza, 1550.
7450. Baretti Scelta di Lettere Familiari, 2 vols. 5s. Lond. 1779.
7451. Boispreaux Vie de Pierre Aretin, portrait, 3s. 6d.
Haye, 17^0.
7452. Belleau (Remy) CEuvres Poetiques, 7s Rouen, 1604.
7453. Boileau (CEuvres de) avec des eclaircissements. historiques,
donnez par lui-meme, with numerous cuts, by Bernard
Picart, fine impressions, 4 vols, neat, £2. 2s. Haye, 1722*
7454. — ^ plates, 4 vols, sewed, 1 6s. • • ib. 1729.
7455. . plates, 4 vols. 18s* .... 4mst. 1729.
7456. rrr* 2 vols, neat, gs.
Glasg. Imp. par Foulis, 1759.
7457. Blackweli Lettres sur la Mythologie, 2 vols, in 1, half-bound,
gilt, 2s. 6d Paris, 1771.
7458. Les Escrivains de Pliistoire Auguste, 3 vols, half-
bound, neat, 12s. Berlin, 1783.
7459. Bentivoglio (Raccolta di Lettere scritte del Cardinal) very
neat,6s Colonia, 1646.
4B
562 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7460. Burnet (l'Eveque) Voyage de Suisse, d'ltalie, &c. 2s.
Rot. 1690.
7461. Belezze (Le) della Citta di Firenze, 3s. • • • • Finnze, 1677-
7462. Bellegarde Reflexions sur le Ridicule, et sur les Moyens
de l'eviter, neat, 2s. 6d. • •••.-. Paris, 1699-
7465. Bruni (Antonio) Epistole Ileroiche, very neat, £2. 10s.
Roma, ap. Facciotti, 1627-
A very rare edition, ornamented witli engravings by Coriolano, from
the designs of Guido, Domenichino, &c.
7464. Beaufort (Le Chev. Louis) Dissertation de l'Incertitude de
l'liistoire Romaine, 2 vols, half-bound, neat, 7s.
Haye, 1750.
7465. Blondel Nouvelle Maniere de Fortifier les Places, plates,
2s. 6d. ib. l6$4>.
7466. Familier Esclaircissement de la Question si une
Femme a est£ assise au Siege Papal de Rome entre Leon
IV. et Benoist III. 6s. Amst. 1647.
7467. Beccarria dei Delitti e delle Pene, red morocco, Qs.
Harlem, 17 66.
7468. Berquinl'Ami des Enfans, 20 vols, in 10, very neat, £l.5s.
Lond. 1782.
7469. Bertin (CEuvres du Chevalier de) 2 vols, neat, gilt leaves,
7s. 6d. • Paris, 1791.
7470. Bernis (CEuvres Complettes du Card, de) 2 vols, neat, gilt
leaves, 8s. ; Lond. 1786.
7471. Bernard (CEuvres Complettes de M.) neat, gilt leaves, 3s. 6d.
ib. 1777.
7472. Chateaubriand Genie du Christianisme, 9 vols, sewed,
£l.l) s.6d. Lyon, I8O9.
7473. Cleon, Rheteur Cyren^en, ou Apologie d'une partie de
PHistoire Naturelle, 10s. 6d.* Amst. 1 770.
A very singular little work, of a nature tk tres piquant."
7474. Corneille (les Chefs-d'ceuvre de P.) very neat, 10s. 6d.
Oxford, 1746.
7475. Coran (Le) traduit de PArabe, avec la Vie de Mahomet, &c.
par S-avary, 2 vols, very neat } 12s, ........ Amst. 1786.
Livres Trangais; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, Sfc. — 12mo, 563
7476. Cochin Voyage d'ltalie, 2 vols, neat, 6s. Paris, I769.
7477. Chef d'CEuvre d'un Incormu, portrait, 4>s. • • • • Haye, 1714.
7478. Curiositez de Paris, de Versailles, de Marly, de Vincennes,
&c. with many plates, 2 vols, neat, 3s. 6d. • • Amst. 1718.
747P. Another Edition, 2 vols. 4*. Paris, 1733.
7480. Charron (Pierre) de la Sagesse, suivant la vraye copie de
Bourdeaux, neat, gilt leaves, 12s. 6d.
Leyde par J. Elzevir, 1656.
7481." Condillac Traite* des Sensations, 2 vols, very neat, 9s.
Paris, 1754.
7482. Ciel (Le) ReTorme, Essai de traduction de partie du livre
Italien, Spaccio della Bestia Trionfante, calf extra, 9s.
Paris, 1750.
74S3. Chappe d'Auteroche Voyage en Siberie, 2 vols, avec l'Anti-
dote, 2 vols, et l'Histoire du Kamtchatka, par Krachenin-
nikow, 2 vols, plates, 6 vols, half -bound, gilt , £l. 8s.
Amst. 1760-71.
According to Brunet the Antidote, which is a bitter attack upon d'Aute-
roche's work, was composed by the Empress Catherine II. in conjunc-
tion with Schouwaloff.
7484. Comedie (delie) Elette, novamente raccolta insieme, con le
correttioni, et annotationi di Girolamo Ruscelli, 7s.
Venet. 1554.
7485. Cornazano de Re Militari, nuovarnente consomma di licentia
impresso, 9*« Pirenze, Phil, di Giunta, 1520.
7486. Cousin Histoire de Constantinople, depuis le regne de l'Ancien
Justin jusqu'a la fin de l'Empire, trauuite sur les originaux
Grecs, 8 vols, vellum, £3. 10s.
suivant la copie de Paris, 1685.
7487. Ciceron (Pens^es de) Francais et Latin, half-bound, gilt, 3s.
Paris, 1755.
7488. Causes Celebres et Interessantes, avec les Jugeraens qui les
ont deciders, 23 vols. £4>. 4>s. . 'Paris et Amst. 1739-73.
7489. Chaulieu (CEuvres de) 2 vols, morocco, 9s. • • . . Haye, 1777.
7490. Dialogo di M. Lodovico Dolce, delle qualita, diversita, &c.
de i colori, 5s. •••••• • • Vc net. ] 565.
56*4 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7491. Dialogo di M. Lodovico Dolce, nel quale si regiona del raodo
di accrescere e conservar la memoria, curious cuts, first
edition, 10s. » Venet. 1562.
7492. D*Anville Geographie Ancienne, with many maps, 3 vols.
neat, 18s. * * • * • • Paris, I768.
7493. Another Set, 3 vols, neat, £l. l«..».i»» ••»•••* *ib. 1782.
7494. Description de PEgypte, composed sur les Memoires de M.
de Maillet, par l'Abbe Le Mascrier, plates, 2 vols, sewed,
7s. 6d Haye, 1740.
7495. Dames (Les) Illustres, 011 par bonnes et fortes raisons, il se
prouve, que le Sexe Feminin surpasse en toute sorte de
genres le Sexe Masculin, par Damoiselle I. Guillaume,
7s. 6d. •• ••• Paris, 1665.
7496. D'Apligny Traite des Couleurs Materielles, neat, 4s. 6d.
ib. 1779.
7497. De la Vega Histoire des Yncas de Perou, avec une Descrip-
tion des Aniraaux, des Fruits, des Mineraux, des Plantes,
&c. plates, 2 vols, neat, 14s. ....»* Amst. 1715.
7498. Demanet Histoire de l'Afrique Francoise, 2 vols. 6s. 6d.
Paris, 1766.
7499. De Moustier(C. A.) Lettres k Emiliesurla Mythologie, 4 vols.
in 2, vellum, 8s. 6d. •••• ........... Amst. 1 791 •
7500. — • Lettres a Emilie, sur la Mythologie, the
finest paper, with proofs and etchings of the be autiful
engravings, and many additional prints, 6 vols, half-bound,
morocco, uncut, £3. 13s. 6d.» • • • * • • Paris,, 1801.
7501. Discorsi Familiari passati tra un Cattolico et un Riformato,
2s. 6d. Ven. 1750.
7502. D'Emiliane Histoire des Tromperies des Pretres et des
Moines, 2 vols. 4$. 6d. • • • • Rotterdam, 1721.
7503. Descrittione delle Citta di Napoli, e dell' Antichita della
Citta di Pozzuolo, with cuts, neat, 6s. • • • • Napoli, 167O.
7504. Another Edition, 4*. ib. 1615.
7505. De la Bleterie Vie de l'Empereur Julien, very neat, 5s.
Paris, 1775.
Litres Frangais; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,fyc. — 12mo. 565
7506. Descrizione deila Reale Galleria di Firenze secondo lo stato
attuale, neat, 5s. • Firenze, 1792.
7507. Description de la Galerie Royale de Florence, edition re-
formed et augmented, very neat, 5s. ••••• • Arezzo, 1790.
7508. D'Alembert sur la Destruction des Jesuites en France, Is. 6d*
1765.
7509. De Bilistein sur les DuchSs de Lorraine et de Bar, 2*.
Amst. 1672.
7510. Divorce (Le) Celeste, cause par les desordres, et les dissolu-
tions de l'Epouse Romaine. Et dedie* a la simplicity des
Chrestiens Scrupuleux, 5s. Cologne, 1696.
7511. Double-Cocu (Le) Histoire du Tems, par le Sr. S. Bremond,
5s. • Paris, 1678.
7512. Deseine (Francois) Description de la Ville de Rome tant
Ancienne que Moderne, with an immense number of en-
gravings, 10 vols. £l. 5s.**" Leide, 1713.
7513. Delices de l'ltalie, qui contiennent une Description exacte
du Pays, des principales Villes, &c. &c. with near 200
engravings, 6 vols, in 4, neat, 1 5s. ib. 1709.
7514. Another Edition, in 3 vols, vellum, 9s. ib. 1706.
7^515. Description des Villes de Berlin et de Potsdam, et de tout ce
qu'elles contiennent de plus remarquable, neat, 3s. 6d.
Berlin, 1769.
7516. " des Chasteaux et Pares de Versailles et de
Marly, many plates, 2 vols. 2s. 6d. ••••••Paw, 1713.
7517. Ducatiana, ou Remarques du feu M. Le Duchat, very neat,
2 vols. 9s. Amst. 1 738.
7518. Desormeaux Histoire de la Maison de Montmorenci, 5 vols.
very neat, gilt leaves, £l. Is. Paris, 1 76*4.
7519. Domenichi (Lodovico) Progne, Tragedie di, 9s."Fior, l56l.
7520. De la Potherie Histoire de l'Amerique Septentrionale, plates,
4 vols, neat, 13s. 6d» Paris, 1753.
7321. D'Orleans Histoire des Revolutions d'Angleterre, 4 vols.
half-bound, uncut, 10s. 6d. ....#... ib. I767.
7522. D'Origny Chronologie des Rois du Grand Empire des Egyp-
tiens, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. Paris, 1765.
566 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7523. De la Jaisse Plans des Principales Places de Guerre et villes
raaritiraes du Royaume de France, 112 plates, 4s. 6d.
Paris, 1736.
7524. Deschamps Voyage Pittoresques de la Flandre et du Brabant,
avec la Vie des Peintres Flamands, 3.9 Amst. 1772.
7525. Etat et les Delices de la Suisse, ou Description Helvetique
Historique et Geographique, many plates, 4 vols, neat,
£l. Is. Basle, 1764.
7526. Esop en Belle Ilumeur, ou dernier traduxion, et augmenta-
cion de ses Fables, en prose et en vers, many plates,
7s>6d. Amst. 1690.
7527. Estratto de Sogni di Francesco Quevedo, Venet. 1664. — La
Solinavra del Conte Nicolo Maria Corbelli, in one vol.
45. Venet. 1664.
7528. Expilly Description Historique-Geographique des Isles Bri-
tanniques, with mtfps, 3s. 6d. Paris, 1759.
7529. Eneide(L') Travestita del Signor Gio. Battista Lalli, 7*. 6d.
Venet. 1675.
7530. Fenelon Dialogues des Morts et Vies des Anciens Philo-
sophes, 3 vols, in 1, neat, 7s. Amst. 1727.
7531. Fillidi Sciro, Favola Pastorale, with engravings by Le Clerc,
neat, 5s. Glasg. Foulis, 1772.
7532. Flechier Histoire de Theodose le Grand, in vellum, 6s.
Paris, 1680.
7533. Florian Nuraa Pompilius, second Roi du Rome, with plates ,
2 vols, red morocco, iSs. Paris, 1786.
7534. Melanges de Poesie et de Litterature, with plates, red
morocco, 9s. ib. 1 787.
7535. Estelle, Roman Pastoral, very neat, 3s. 'Bn/x. 1788.
7536. Freret (CEuvres Completes de) sur FHistoire, la Philosophic,
la Chronologie, &c. 20 vols, sewed, £2. lQs.
Paris, 1796.
7537. Fontaine (Fables Choisies de La) 2s. Lond. 1736.
7538. Another Edition, 3s. 6d. Amst. 1722.
Livres Frangais; Lihri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles, ^r.— \2mo. 567
7539. Galeria del Cavalier Marino, old morocco, 3s.
no place or date.
7540. Genie de M. de Buffon, h. b. 2s. 6d. Paris, 1778.
754?1. Galland Recueil des Rits et Ceremonies du Pelerinage de la
Mecque, &o 3*. Amst. 1754*.
7542. Gemelli Careri Voyage autour du Monde, many plates, 6 vols.
(except vol 5.) 18s. Paris, 1727.
754?3. Goguet de I'Origine des Loix, des Arte, et des Sciences, et de
leurs progres chez les Anciens Peuples, plates, 6 vols, very
neat in calf, £2. 2s. Paris, 1759,
7544. Geographie AbregSe de la Grece Ancienne, half-bound, 2s. 6d.
ib. 1772.
7545. Girard Preceptes de Rhetorique, tire's des meilleurs auteurs
anciennes et modernes, sewed, 3s. ib. 1811.
7546. Gesner la Mortd'Abel, Poeme en cinq Chants, neat, 3s.
Land. 1785.
7547. Guarinile Berger Fidelle, en Francais et Italien, with plates,
in vussia, • • • • Cologne, l6Yl .
7548. Guazzo (Dialoghi piacevoli del Sig. Stefano) 5s.
Venet. 1604.
7549. Genlis (Mad. de) Theatre d'Education, 5 vols, sewed, £l.
Paris, 1813.
7550. a Adele et Theodore, 4? vols, setced, 16s.
ib. 1813.
7551. Galatee, ou PArt de Plaire dans la Conversation, par M. Dc
la Case, blue morocco, 7s. 6d. ib. l66S.
7552. Goudar (Ange) Pensees Diverses, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1750.
7553. Histoire des Favorites ; contehant ce qui s'est pass£ de plus
remarquable sous plusieurs regnes, plates, 2 vols, in 1,
7s. 6d. Amst 1703.
7554. Nouvelle de la Cour d'Espagne, 3s. - • • . Haye, 16*92.
7555. Histoire dela Sainte Chapelle de Notre-Dame des Hermites,
4>s.6d. Einsilden, 1775.
568 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7556. Histoire de Madame Henrietta d'Angleterre premiere Femme
de Philippe, Due d'Orleans, 2 vols, in 1, 3s.. 'Par. 1720.
7557. ■ de Pierre de Montmaur, Professeur Royal en Langue
Grecque dans PUniversite de Paris, par De Sallengre,
plates, 2 vols, very neat, £\. Is. Haye, 1715.
7558. Publique et Secrete de la Cour de Madrid, des Pavene-
ment du Roi Philippe V. a la couronne, portraits, in
vellum, 9s Cologne, 1719-
7559. de Jean de Bourbon, Prince de Carency, 3s.
Haye, 16*92.
7560. Helvetius (Poesies de M.) neat, gilt leaves, 3s. * -Lottd. 1781.
7561. Henault Abrege" Chronologique de PHistoire de France, 3 vols.
very neat, l$s.6d. Paris, 1 775.
7562. Another Edition, in 2 vols, neat, 9s. ib. 1756.
7563. Huarte Examen des^Esprits pourles Sciences, 2 vols. 3s.
ib. 1675.
7564. Herodien, traduite en Francois, par Mongault, avec des
Remarques, very neat, 5s. 6d. ib. 1784.
7565. Hudibras, Poeme ecrit dans le terns des Troubles d'Angleterre,
et traduit en vers Francais, 3 vols, very neat in calf,
£5. 15s. 6d. 1757.
This masterly translation of the inimitable Butler into French, was per-
formed by Mr. J. Towneley. The publication of it was superintended
by M. l'Abbe Turberville Needham, and illustrated with notes by
Larcher. The original English text is preserved, as well as engrav-
ings from the designs of Hogarth.
7566. Homere (Plliade et POdyssee d') avec des Remarques, pre-
cedee de Reflexions sur Homere, et sur la traduction des
Poetes, par Bitaube, et les Notes de Mentelle, 14 vols, very
neat in calf } £3. 3s. Lyon, 1796*.
7567. Hommes (Traite* sur les) 2s. 6d. Amst. 1712.
7568. Indecence (De P) aux Hommes d'accoucher les Ferames, et de
PObligation aux Femmes de nourrir leurs Enfans, neat,
4*. 6d. Trevoux, 1708.
7569. Irail Histoire de la Reunion de la Bretagne a la France, 2 vols,
in 1, 5s. Paris, 17^4 :
Livres Francais ; Libri Italiani ; Libros Espanoles,S;c. — \2mo. 569
75JO. Images de la Mort, avec la INIedecine de l'Ame, la Consolation
des Malades, &c. with fine engravings on wood, from Hans
Holbein's designs, yellow morocco, lined with silk, &c. &c.
£3. 3s. Lyon, 1547.
7571. Introduction au Traite de la Conformity dcs merveilles an-
ciennes avec les modernes. Ou, Traite preparatif a l'Apo-
logie pour Herodote. L'argument estpris de l'Apologie
pour Herodote, composee en Latin par Henri Estienne, et
est ici continue par luymesme, neat, gilt leaves, £l. 5s.
Paris, 1580.
7572. Justin (Histoire Universelle de) avec des Remarques, 2 vols.
5s Paris, 1694.
7573. Another Edition, 2 vols. 6s. ib. 1708.
757^. Jeu (Le) de l'Hombre, augmente des Decisions Nouvelles sur
les Difficultez et Incidens de ce Jeu, 2s. 6d. . . • >ib. 1709.
7575. Journal Historique du Regne de Louis XV. 3s. > • . -ib. 1766.
7576. Journal du Regne de Henri IV. Roi de France, par De
l'Etoile, portrait, 4 vols. 7s. 6d. • ib. 1732.
7577' La Oille, Melanges, ou assemblage de divers mots pour tous
les gouts. Par un vieux Cuisnier Gaulois, 7s. 6d.* • 1755.
7578. Legende Veritable de Jean le Blanc, half-bound, neat, 7s. 6d.
1677.
7579- Le Fevre traduction du Premier Alcibiade de Platon, 2s. 6d.
Amst. 1776.
7580. La Peinture, Poeme en trois chants, par M. Le Mierre, avec
divers morceaux en prose, plates, boards, 3s. 6d.
Amst. 1770.
7581. Lucrezio Caro della Natura delle Cose, tradotti da Alessand.
Marchetti, 2 vols, very neat, 7s. Lond. I76I.
7582. Another Ser, 2 vols, red morocco, gilt leaves, 12s. 6d.
ib. 1761.
7583. Le Courayer Defense de son traduction de PHistpire du
Concilede Trente, neat, 2s. 6d. Amst. 1742-
7584. Lettre sur le Luxe, half -bound, gilt, Is. 6d.- • • -Land. 1746'.
7585. Lettres sur les Voiages et surd'autres Sujets, (mo title) 2s.
4C
570 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7586. Labat (J. Bapt.) Nouvelle Relation de l'Afrique Occidentale,
many plates, 5 vols, neat, £\. 10s. Paris, 1728.
7587. 6 Voyage du Chevalier des Marchais en Guin^e,
Isles Voisines, et a Cayenne, with maps, and other plates,
4 vols. 13*. 6d. ib. 1730.
7588. Another Set, 4 vols. lis. 6d. Amst. 1731.
7589. Lucien, de la traduction de N. Perrot d'Ablancourt, with
plates, 2 vols, neat, 8.s. 6d. ib. 1709-
7590. Lettres de Quelques Juifs a Voltaire, boards, 6s. Paris, 1769.
7591. Lettres d'une Peruvienne, avec une traduction Italienne, 3*.
ib. 1786.
7592. Lunadoro (Girolamo) Relazione della Corte di Roma, 3s.
Roma, 1728.
7593. Les Lauriers Ecclesiastiques, ou Campagnes del'Abb^T***,
10s. 6d. Luxuropolis 9 1 777.
7594. Leti (Gregorio) Vita di Sisto V. Pontefice Romano, with
plates, 2 vols, neat, lbs. Amst. 1721.
7595. Vita dell* Invitissimo Imperadore Carlo V.
4 vols, sewed, 10s. 6d. ib. 1 700.
7596. Lettres a Madame la Marquise de P ■ sur TOpera, 2s.
Paris, 1741.
7597. Le Noble Contes et Fables en Vers, 2*. ib. 1710.
7598. Le Moine Marchand, ou Traite contre le Commerce des Re-
ligieux, par Theophile Reinaud, 3*. Amst. 1714.
7599- Le Vassor (Michel) Histoire du Regne de Louis XIII. Roi de
France, with numerous fine portraits, 17 vols. £2. 12s. 6d.
ib. 1700-11.
7600. Memoires tres particuliers pour servir a l'Histoire d'Henry III.
Roy de France, 3*. Paris, 1667.
7601. Maupeouana, ou Correspondence Secrette et Familiere du
Chancelier Maupeou, 2 vols, very neat, 9s. 1773.
7602. Memoires, contenant ce qui s'est passe* de plus particulier sous
le Ministere du Cardinal de Richelieu, et du Cardinal
Mazarin, 5s. Haye, 1707 •
7603. Manuel d'Epictete, et les Commentaires de Simplicius, par
Dacier, 2 vols. 7s. 6d. ........ Paris, 1715.
Livres Frangais; Libri Italiani; Libros Espanoles,3fC.—\2mo. 571
7604. Morise (Paul) Histoire de POrigine de toutes les Religions,
les Ordres Militaires, &c. 6*. Paris, 1578.
7605. Millot Histoire Ancienne, 4 vols, sewed, lSs. ••••26. 1808.
7606. Histoire d'Angleterre, 4 vols, sewed, 18s. • »ib.- 1810.
7607. Memoires du Marechal de Berwick, ecrits par lui-meme,
2vols. I0s.6d. • i6.1778.
Marshal Berwick was the son of James II. King «f England, and Arabella
Chu. ohill, who was the great Duke of Marlborough's sister.
7608. Memoires pour servir a l'Histoire de Corse, par le Col. Frede-
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7609. Memoires de Messire Philippe de Commines, Sieur d'Argen-
ton,Jine copy in morocco £2. 2s.
a Leide, chez les Elzevirs, 16*48.
Copies of this beautiful edition, especially in good condition, are rare.
7610. Memoires Militaires, sur les Anciens, par Maubert de Gou-
vert, plates, 2 vols, in 1, half -bound, gilt, 7s,* -Haye, I762.
7611. Memoires du Due de Villars, Pair de France, 3 vols. 7s. 6d,
Amst. 1735.
7612. Memoires de Gui Joly Conseiller au Chatelet, &c. 3 vols.
very neat, 16s. ib. 1738.
7613. de la Minorite* de Louis XIV. 2 vols. 3s. 6d.
ib. 1723.
76l4. et Reflexions sur le Regne de Louis XIV. 2s.
ib. 1716.
76l5. du Comte de Bussy Rabutin, 3 vols, neat, 7s. 6d.
Paris, 1704.
7616. Misson Nouveau Voyage d'ltalie, many plates, 3 vols. 9*.
Haye, 16*94.
76l7« Montesquieu sur la Grandeur et la Decadence des Romains,
neat, 3s. Paris, 1755.
761 8. Modello (II) di Martino Lutero, xellum, 2s. 6d.»* Venet. 1555.
7619. Marcel Tablettes Chronologiques, neat, 3s. 6d." Paris, 1709.
7620. Memoires de Henry dernier Due de Montmorency, 2s.
ib, 1666.
572 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7621. Memoires de la Vie du Comte de Grammont, 4s.
Cologne, 17V3.
7622. Memoires de Madame la Duchcsse de Nemours, 3s.
Artist. 1738.
7023. Memoires dc la Vie de Henrielte-Syhie de Moliere, 2s.
Par. 1672.
7624. Malherbe (Poesies de) the finest Stereotype edition, calf extra,
7s. 6d. ib. 1800.
7625. Memoires et Avantures d'un Homme de Qualite, qui s'est
retire du monde, 7 vols, in 5, £l. \s. ib. 1732.
7626. Nouveau Trait e de la Civilite, Is. 6d. Lyon, 1699-
7627. Nouvelle Ecole Publique des Finances, ou Tart de Voler
sans ailes par toutes les Regions du Monde, 5s.
Paris, 1/07.
7628. Nouveau Theatre Italicn, ou Recueii General des Comedies,
avec les Airs grave's des Vaudevilles, (the late G. Stearns's
copy J 10 vols, half-bound, vellum, £l. l6s. • • • • ib. 1753.
7629. Ovide (Les Metamorphoses d') avec explications par Banier,
plates, 3 vols, neat, 12*. Amst. 1732.
7630. Ovidio (Metamorfosi d') tradotte da G. A. Anguillara, with en-
gratings on wood, (reprinted titles) 2 vols, very small size,
12*. 6d. Venezia, 1624.
7631. Ornemens de la Mcmoire, ou les Traits Brillans des Poetes
Francois les plus celebres, neat, 7s Paris, 1789.
7632. Observations Ilistoriques sur la Nation Gauloise, neat, 2s. 6d.
ib. 1746.
7633. Ocellus Lucanus en Grec et en Francois, avec des Dissertations
par le Marq. D'Argens, very neat, 7s. 6d. • • Utrecht, 1762.
7634. Oraisons Funebres de Bossuet, de Flecbier, de Massillon, de
Bourdaloue, de la Rue, et de Massillon, portraits,
3 vols, fixe paper, in black morocco, gilt leaves,
£2. 12*. Gd. Paris, 1802.
7635. Ovide, L'Art d'Aimer, traduit en Prose, neat, 3s. "ib. 1783.
7636. Ovide (Les Epistres d') en Vers Francois, 2*. 6d.
Rouen, 1692.
Livres Frangais; Libri ItaUani; Libros Espanoles,8fC* — 12mo. 573
7637. Oexmelin Histoire des Aventuriers qui se sont signalez dans
les Indes, plates, 2 vols. 6s. Paris, l6s6,
7638. Petrarca (Rime di Francesco) 2 vols, elegant 9 10s. 6d.
Lond. 1796.
7639- corrette da Dolce, con le avert.
di Camello, neat, £l. Is. Vineg. Giolito, 1557.
A very scarce and excellent edition.
?640. Parrhasiana, ou Pens^es Diverses par Theodore Parrhase, 2
vols, very neat, 10s. 6d. Amst. 1701.
7^41. Polibio Historico Greco tradotto per M. Lodovico Domen-
ichi, 12*. Vinegia, ap. G. Giolito, 1545.
7642. Puffendorf Introduction a l'Histoire Generate et Politique de
l'Univers ; completed, et continuee jusqu'a 1743, par
Martiniere, with maps, 1 1 vols, neat, £\.l\s.6d. 1743.
7643. Pitture (Le) di Bologna, neat, 3s. Bologna, 1732.
7644. Perefixe Histoire du Roy Henry le Grand, 12s.
Amst. par Dan. Elzevir, 16*79.
7645. Platin Abrege de l'Histoire Generale de Suisse, 5s. • • • «l666.
76*46. Prevost Histoire de Marguerite d'Anjou, Reine d'Angleterre,
2 vols. 4.s. 6d. Amst. 1740.
7647. Pelisson Histoire de l'Academie Francoise, 2s.» ' > *Par. 1700.
7648. : — 2 vols. 6s.
ib. 1730.
7649. Poesies et Cantiques Spirituelles, par Madame J. M. B. de
la Mothe Guion, 4? vols, very neat, l6s.* . . -Cologne, 1722.
7650. Paradin (Claude) Devises Heroiques, with numerous wood
cuts, 7s. 6d. Anvers. 1563.
7651. Porny Essai sur l'Education, neat, 2s. Lond. 1771.
7652. Perrault Paraleile des Anciens et des Modernes, en ce qui
regarde les Arts et les Sciences, 2 vols. 3s. - -Paris, 1693.
7653. Quinte Curce de la Vie et des Actions d'Alexandre le Grand,
traduit par Du Ryer, 2 vols. 7s. 6d ib. 1680.
7654. Relatione della Citta di Fiorenza, e del Gran Ducato di Tos-
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7720. Collecion de las mejores coplas de Seguidillas Tiranas y Polos,
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Leiden, 1741.
DICTIONARIES, GRAMMARS,
AND BIBLIOGRAPHY.
FOLIO.
7734. A PPOLLONII Sophistae Lexicon Graecum Jliadis et
""• Odyssea, Gr. et Lat. a Villoison, large paper, 2 vols.
in l,neat in calf? £5. 5s. Lutet. 1773.
7735. Ditto, the largest paper, 2 vols, neat in vellum, £8. 8s.
ib. 1773.
Of this excellent work there are three sizes, viz. quarto, and small and large
folio; of the two latter the above are copies,
7736. Bailey's (N.) Universal English Dictionary, enlarged by Dr.
Scott, best edition, plates, neat, £2. 12s. 6d.
Lond. 1756.
7737. Bayle Dictionaire Historique et Critique, 4 vols. £2. 12*. 6d.
Amst. 1697.
7738. Bayle's (Peter) Historical and Critical Dictionary, with his
Life and Additions, by Des Maizeaux, 5 vols, neat, £7. 7s.
Lond. 1734.
7739. Ditto, large paper, 5 vols, neat, "with russia backs,
£\2. \2s. ib. 1734.
7740. Baretti's (Jos.) Spanish and English Dictionary, neat in calf,
£l.7s. ib. 1 778.
7741. Another Copy, £ i. ib. 1778.
7742. Bibliotheca Hispana Vetus et Nova, sive Hispani Scriptores
qui ab Octaviani Augusti JEvo, ad annum Christi J 684
580 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
floruerunt. Auctore D. Nicolao Antonia Hispalensi, 4 vols.
neat and gilt, ^18. 18s. Matriti, 1783-8.
An important and valuable work, being the only complete account of
Spanish writers and their productions.
7743. Baret's (John) Alvearie, or Triple Dictionarie, in Englishe,
Latin and French, half-bound, £\. Is. Land. 1573.
Prefixed to this work are thirteen stanzas of seven lines by Arthur Golding,
inscribed •« To the Reader."
7744. Budaei (GulieL) Commentarii Linguae G rascal, £l. 185.
Paris, ap. JR. Stephani, 1548.
" A work much esteemed by the learned. This edition is very fine, and
copies are not common." — De Bute.
7745. Blount (T. Pope) Censura Celebriorum Authorum, eest
edition, neat, £ I. Is. Lo?id. 169O.
7746. Bohun's (Edmond) Historical, Geographical and Poetical
Dictionary, compiled from Moreri, &c. with additional
matter, 2 vols, half-bound, neat, 18s. ib. 1694.
7747. Brissonii (Barnab.) Lexicon Juris, vellum, 7s>
Franco/. 1587-
7748. Cbalcondylae (Demetrii) et Manualis Moschopuli Erotemata.
Gregorius Corinthus de Dialectis, Grqece, £22.
Sine anno, loco et typog. sed (Mediolani, circa \4>$2>.)
editio princeps, of extreme rarity. The present is a very fine copy. —
De Bure admits that he had never seen a copy of this edition, and the
late Rev. T. Crofts thought there were not more than three copies in
existence. See more particulars in Dibdin's Bib. Spencer. Vol. III.
7749. Cunningham's (T.) Law Dictionary, 2 vols, neat, £l. Is.
Lond. 1783.
77'50. Cotgrave's (Ratidle) French and English Dictionary, £l. 4s.
ib. 161 1.
7751. by Howell,
£1. 10s. ib. 1650.
This Dictionary will be found peculiarly useful to those who read the early
French writers, explaining as it does, many words which have long
been obsolete.
7752. Constantini Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. editio optima, tall copy,
in russia, o£l0. 10s. • • • 1592.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography* — Folio. 581
7753* Cooperi Thesaurus Linguae Romanae et Britannicae, £l.4>s.
Lond. 1573.
This Dictionary, which is an improvement upon Elyot's, was so much ad-
mired by Queen Elizabeth, that she took the author under her im-
mediate patronage, and promoted him to several Bishopricks.
7754. Calepini (Ambrosii) Dictionarium Octolingue, 2 vols, in 1,
£l.7s. * Lug. 1634..
7755. Another Copy, 2 vols. neat, £1.7 s. ib. 1620.
7756. Calepini Dictionarium Septem Lingue, 12s. 6d. Venet. l6$9.
7757- D'Herbelot Bibliotheque Orientale, ou Dictionnaire Universel,
contenant generalement tout ce qui regarde les pe uples de
rOrient, £2. 2s. Paris, 1697.
7758. Dictionarium Graecum piosissimum secundum ordinem alpha-
beti cum interpretatione latina, Jine copy, neat in vellum,
£6. 6s. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1497.
7759' Doleti (Steph.) Commentariorum Linguae Latinae, 2 vols.
Jine set in russia, £&. 8s. • • • • Lugd. ap. Gryph. 1536-8.
This valuable work contains many dissertations and treatises both excellent
and interesting. See De Bure, No 2281.
77^0. Davies (Joan.) Antiquae Linguae Britannicae, nunc vulgo dictae
Cambro-Brit. a suis Cymraecae vel Cambricae, ab alliis
Wallicae, et Linguae Latinae, Dictionarium Duplex, £2.2s.
Lund. 1632.
7761 . Davies's Welsh and Latin Dictionary, (wants title and part of
dedication) indifferent copy, but neat in calf, 15s. ib. l6"32.
7762. Diccionario de la Lengua Castellana compuesto por la Real
Academia Espanola, £5. 15s. 6d. Madrid, 1803.
1763. Dictionary and Grammar of the Portugueze and English Lan-
guages, £l. Is. Lond 1701.
f 764. Etymologicum Magnum Graecae Linguae, &c. Ex Hecensione
Calliergi, cum Praefatione Musuri, editio princeps,
£7- 7s. • Venet. 1499.
7765. Ditto, a remarkable Jine tall copy, in russia, o£l0. 10*.
Venet. 1499.
This beautiful work may rank as one of the finest specimens of Greek typo-
graphy which has yet issued from the press — there are numerous orna-
ments printed in red.
582 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. „
7766. Etymologieum Magnum Graecae Linguse, Sylburgii, neat,
£9. 9s. • • • • Heidel. 1594.
A most valuable and erudite performance. The valnable additions, indexes,
&c. of Sylburgius, are so important that many scholars have given this
edition the appellation of " editio optima."
7767. Fabri (Basilii) Thesauris Eruditionis Scholasticae, cum notis
Gracvii, £l. 4s. > Lips. 1710.
7768. Florio's (John) Queen Anna's New World of Words, or
Dictionarie of the Italian and English Tongues, very neat,
£\. 10s. • ....•Z.onrf. l6ll.
7769. General Dictionary Historical and Critical, including a new
translation of the whole of Bayle, 10 \oh. Jine set, £15. 15s.
ib. 1734.
7770. Hesychii Lexicon Grascum, Alberti e Ruhnkenii, with a fine
Portrait of Albertus by Houbraken, 2 vols, very neat in
calf, £6.10s. L. Bat.l 746-66.
7771. Ditto, large paper, 2 vols, jine set inthc original binding,
£l\. lis. L.Bat. 1746-66.
One of the best edited lexicographical works that has ever appeared — it is
higly eulogized by Harles.
7772. Hickes (Geo.) Linguarum Vett. Septentrionalium Thesaurus
Grammatico-Criticus et Archasologicus, large paper,
portrait and other plates, 3 vols, in 2, .£10. 10s.
Oxon. 1705.
7773. Haltaus (C. Got.) Glossarium Germanicum, fine copy in
calf, £6. • Lips. 1 758.
7774*. Hager's (Jos.) Explanation of the Elementary Characters of
the Chinese, boards, £l. 5s. Lond. 1801.
7775. Julii Pollucis Onomasticon, Graece, editio pRinceps, in
russia, £3. Venet. ap. Aid. 1502.
7776. Julii Pollucis Onomasticon, Gr.et Lat. cura Hemsterhusii, 2
vols, neat, £4. Amt. 1706.
7777. Another Set, 2 vols, in vellum, £4. 4s. L. Bat. 1706.
An edition far eclipsing all preceding ones, and in consequence styled
" editio optima."
7778. Johnson's (Dr. Sam.) English Dictionary, 2 vols, neat in
calf, £6. 6s. Lond. 1784.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Folio. 583
7779- Johnson's (Dr. Sam.) English Dictionary, 2 vols, in russia,
£7. 7s. -. Lond. 1784.
7780. Johnson's English Dictionary, 2 vols, fine set, calf extra, by
Kalthoeber, £8. 8s. ib. 1773.
7781. Joannis de Janua Ordinis Fratrum Praedicatorum, Summa,
qua? vocatur : Catholicon— SMaCrl %ttUt — £9-
Lugduni, 1514.
Fine copy of a rare edition — it is ornamented with a vast number of initial
letters, and is ruled with red lines. — The author's real name was John
Ealbi, a monk of the order of St. Dominic, and a native of Geneva, on
which account he was surnamed in Latin Joannes Genuensis, thence by
corruption Joannes de Janua, by which name he is generally known.
This work was entitled Catholicon, or Universal, because it contained
entire, a Grammar divided into orthography, etymology, syntax, and
prosody, Rhetoric, and a Latin Dictionary, or Vocabulary.
77&%* Junianus Maius Parthenopceus de Priscorum proprietate Ver-
borum, 3 vols, fine copy, in calf, xoith morocco backs,
£l2.»»N"eapoli, Impressere Mathias Moravus et Blasius
Theologus, 1475.
Editio Princeps, and one of the finest works that issued from the celebrated
press of Moravus. Copies are uncommon, and not contained in many
of the most eminent collections.
7783. Junianus Maius Parthenopseus de Priscorum proprietate Ver-
borum, £% 2s. Venet. Od. Scotus, 1482.
7784. Lye (Edvardi) Dictionarium Saxonico et Gothico-Latinum, a
Owen Manning, cum Grammatica Ang. Sax. et Moeso
Gothica, 2 vols, in calf, £8. 8s. Lond. 1772.
7785. Another Set, 2 vols, boards, £8. • ib. 1/72.
7786. Labbe (Phil.) Nova Bibliotheca Manuscriptorum Librorum,
with fine Portrait by F. Poilly, 2 vols, neat, £2. 18s.
Paris, 1657.
7787. Llhyd's (Edward) Archasologia Britannica; an account of
the Languages, &c. of the original Inhabitants of Great
Britain, fine copy, in calf, £3. 7s. Oxford, I7O7.
7788. Lexicon Graeco-Latinum, very neat, 12s. 6d.* >Lugd. 1550.
7789- Meninski (F. a Mesgnien) Lexicon Arabico Persico-Tur-
cicum, large paper, 4 vols, fine copy, very neatly
bound in rvstid, £30. Vin. 1780.
584 Longman, Hurst, Rees, OrHie, and Brown.
7790. Montfaucon (Bern.) Palseographia Graca, sive de Ortu et
Progressu Literarum Graecarum, &c. plates, £l. lit. 6d.
Paris, 1708.
7791. Miller's Gardener's Dictionary, 15s. Lond. 1783.
7792. Minsheu's (Philip) Guide into the Tongues, a Dictionary of
nine Languages, neat in calf, £2. 2s. Lond. 1627.
7793. Spanish and English Dictionary and Grammar, 15s.
ib. 1623,
7794. Martiniere (Bruzen de la) Grand Dictionnaire Geographique,
Historique et Critique, 6 vols, neat, £6.'» • • Paris, 176*8.
7795. Another Edition, 10 vols, elegant in calf, £ 10. 10*.
Venice, 1737.
7796' Military Dictionary, or the Field of War; an account of
Battles, Sieges, &c. &c. portraits arid maps, neat, £2. 2s.
Lond. 1760.
7797. Menagio (Egidio) Origini della Lingua Italiana, colla
Giunta de Modi di dire Italiani, &c. £i. 1*.
Genet a t 1685.
7798. Modus Legendi Abbreviaturas in utroque jure, in vellum,
£"7, 7s. • • • • sine notd Anni vel Typog. sed circa, 146*5.
This very early edition of the 15th century is printed with the same type as
the two Tracts of Thomas Aquinas, described by Braun, " Notitia,"
i. p. 116. and of which he has given a specimen. Tab. viii. 6.
7799. Onomasticon Propriorum Nominum Primum ad C. Gesnero,
ex variis Dictionariis collectum, 12s. 6d. • • • • Basil, 1590.
7800. Pereyra (Bcnedicto) Prosodia in Vocabularium Bilingue,
Latinum et Lusitanum digesta, neat, £2. 2s. • 'Ebor. 1698.
The last leaf of " Selectissimae Descriptiones" is wanting, but the omission
does not in the least affect the Dictionary.
7801. Postlethwayt's (Mai.) Universal Dictionary of Trade and
Commerce, best edition, 2 vols, neat in ntssia, £3. 3s»
Lond. 1774.
7802. Photii Myriobiblon, sive Bibliotheca Librorum quos legit ct
censuit Photius Pat. Const. Gr. a Iloeschelius, cum vers.
Lat. a Schottus, vellum, £2. 6s. • • • • • Rothom. 1653.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Folio. 585
7803. Pereyra (Ben.) Prosodia in vocabularium trilingue, Latinum,
Lusitanicum, et Castellanicum, £1. Us. 6d.
Vlyssipone, l66l.
7804. Philippe's (Edward) New World of Words, or a General
English Dictionary, with eight portraits, 8.?. 6d.
Lond. 1678.
7805. Philipps's (Edward) English Dictionary, enlarged by Kersey,
with the frontispiece of eight portraits, 12s. 6c?. ib. 1706.
7806. Rhaesus Cambrobrytannicae Cymraecaeve Linguae Institutiones
et Rudimenta accurate, £2. 2s. ib. 159$.
7807. Rider's (William) New Universal English Dictionary, in-
cluding Biography, Arts, and Sciences, 9s.»'*>ib. 1759*
7808. Schindleri Lexicon Pentaglotton, Hebraicum,Chaldaicum, Sy-
riacum, Talmudico-Rabbinicum et Arabicum, very neat,
£2. I2s.6d. Hanov. 1606.
7809. Suidae Lexicon, Graece, editio princeps, russia extra,
joints, &c. £7. 17 s. 6d. Medio!. 1499*
A beautiful work, and of great repute. This first edition contains a Dialogue
not inserted in the subsequent ones.
7810. Suidae Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. Kusteri, 3 vols, a very fine set
in calf , cfll. Cantab. 1705.
7811. Suidae Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. Kusteri, large paper, 3 vols.
neat in calf, £16. » • • • ib. 1 705.
Kuster's edition is the fifth, last, and best edition of Suidas. — Critics are
unanimous in extolling its merits.
7812. Spelmanni (Hen.) Glossarium Archaiologicum, best edi-
tion, with Portrait by White, in russia, £4>. 14s. 6d.
Lond. 1687.
7813. Stephani Thesaurus Graecae Lingua?, 4 vols. c£20. Paris, 1572.
7814. Another Set, 4 vols. c£l5. 15s. ib. 1572.
7815. • cum Glossariaduo, 5 vols.
neat, gilt leaves, £35, • • ib. 1572-3.
7816. Stephani Thesaurus Linguae Latinse, editio secunda, 3 vols.
binding very loose but quite clean inside, £3. 13*. 6d.
ib. 1543-
4 E
586 Longman, Hurst, Rees> Orme, and Brown.
78 1 7. Stephani Thesaurus Linguae Latinas, 4 vols, neat, £4>, 4,s.
Lond. 1734.
7818. ' ' '■ LARGE PAPER, 4 vols.
neat, £l6. \6s. ft 1734.
Only ten copies of this edition were printed upon large paper, it cannot
therefore often occur for sale. — It is a magnificent and correct work, and
was edited by Drs. Law and Taylor, aided by Messrs. Johnson and
Hutchinson, all men of eminent classical acquirements.
7819. Stephani Dictionarium Historicuro, Geographicum, Poeticum,
a Lloyd, in vellum, 15s. ib. \686.
7820. Scapulas Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. neat, £5. 5s. ib. 1619-
7821. cumindice Lat. editio optima,
Jine copy, russia, £\ 2. • • • • ■ L. Bat. Elzev. 1652.
7822. Another Copy, (re-printed title) in russia, £9-* • • 'ib. 1652.
7823. Skinner (Steph.) Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae, £2. 2s.
Lond. 16*71.
7824. Stevens's (Capt. John) Spanish and English Dictionary, both
parts, neat, 1 5s. ib. l706.
7S25. Thesaurus Cornucopia?, et Horti Adonidis Gr. a very beautiful
and rare work, fine copy, red morocco, gilt leaves, £17. Us.
Venet. ap. Aid. 1496\
u This publication is a collection of grammatical tracts in the Greek language
selected with incredible labour from the remains of thirty-four ancient
grammarians, whose names are prefixed to the work. The printing was
undertaken by Aldus, with the assistance of Urbano Valerianoj who
both however exercised the office of editors ; and the work is justly con-
sidered as one of the finest productions of the Aldine press." — Rvscoe's
Leo X. vol. 2. p. 262. 4to.
7826. Theodori (Gazae) Introductiuae graraatices libri quatuor. Eius-
dem de Mensibus opusculum sane quapulchtu. Apollonii
gramatici de constructione libri quatuor. Herodianus de
numeris, Graece, £%. 8s.. . . • Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1495.
7827. Another Copy, £6. 6s ib. 1495.
This is a very rare book, and contains the first edition of the works enume-
rated in the title:
7828. Vocabularia degli Academici della Crusca, .£2.2$.
Venet. 1650.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Uo. 587
7829. Vallensis (Laurentii) Libri Sex Eleganfciarum ; Tractatus de
reciprocatione Sui et Suus, ad Joannem Tortellium; Invec-
tiva in errores Antonii Raudensis ; de Libero Arbitrio
Dialogus, £3. 3s.
Per me Johan. Koelhoffde Lvbeck Civem Colonie, SfC. 1482.
7830. Wilkins's (John Bp. of Chester) Essay towards a Real Cha-
racter and a Philosophical Language, 18s.» • • • Lond. 1668.
QUARTO.
7831. AMYOT Dictionnaire Tartare-Mantchou Francois, par
Langles, 3 vols, sewed, £2. 15s. Paris, 1789-90.
7832. AudiffrediCatalogusHiscorico-CriticusRomanarumEditionum
Saeculi XV. sewed, £l. 10s. Rom. 17 S3.
7833. Audiffredi Specimen Historico-Criticum Editionum Italicarum
Sasculi, XV. sewed, £l. 18s. Rom. 1794.
7834. Assemani Catalogo de Codici Manoscritti Orientali della Bib-
lioteca Naniana, sewed, £l. Is. Padova, l/*87.
7835. Auctores Latinae Linguae in unura redacti corpus; adjecitnotis
Dion. Gothofredi, 10s. 6d. ay. G. Leimar, 1585.
7836. Affo, Saggio di Memorie su la Tipografia Parmense del
Sec. XV. very neat, £l. Is Parma, Bodoni, 1791.
7837- Ames's Typographical Antiquities, (the author's own copy
with the original drawings from which the cuts were en-
graved) neat, £3. 13s. 6d. Lond. 1 749.
7838. Ames's Typographical Antiquities, enlarged by Herbert, 3 vols.
very neat in calf, £5. 5s #. j 735^
7839- Ames's Typographical Antiquities, by Herbert, enlarged and
improved by Dibdin, vol. 1, 2, and 3. boards, £n.
ib< 1810-lfj.
588 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7&1-0. Ames's Typographical Antiquities, by Herbert, enlarged and
improved by Dibdin, large paper, vol. 1, 2, and 3.
boards, £4,0. ••••Lond. 1810-16.
The fourth volume of this elaborate work is in a state of forwardness, and
the entire undertaking will be completed in six volumes. — Copies on
large paper are of considerable rarity.
7841. Alberti (Francois d') Dictionnaire Francois-Italien et Italien-
Francois, 2 vols. £l. 10s. Bassan, 1796.
7842. Ammonius de adfinium vocabulorum Differentia, cum Ani-
madvers. Valckenaeri, in vellum, 18s. ••• ' L. Bat. 1739.
7843. Another Copy, 15s ib. 1739.
7844. Ditto, 2 vols, in boards, 12*. 6d. ib, 1739-
7845. Ascham's (Roger) Scholemaster, or plaine and perfite way of
teachyng children, to vnderstand, write, and speake, the
Latin tong, &c. — SMacfc %ZttU— first edition , calf extra,
£2. 7s Lond. by John Bay, 1570.
7846. Brisson Dictionnaire Raisonne de Physique, with 00 plates,
3 vols. £l. 10s. Paris, 1781.
7847. Bibliotheca Americana; or a Catalogue of Books, Pamphlets,
&c. relating to North and South America, boards, 7s.
Lond. 1789.
7848. Burrow's (James) Essay on Punctuation, boards, 4s. 6d.
ib.177'2.
7849. Boxhornii, de Typographiae Artis Inventione et Inventioribus,
Dissertatio; in qua Bernard Mallinkrotii rationes po-
tissimum refelluntur, neat, £l. Is L. Bat. 1640,
78p0. Bolzanii Urbani Bellunensis, Institutiones Grammatical Gr.
£4t. 4s. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1497.
This is a book of very uncommon occurrence.
7851. Barctti's (Jos.) Dictionary of the English and Italian Lan-
guages, 1 vols. £\. 10s Lond. 1771.
7852. Another Set, 2 vols, half 'bound, £l.4s. ib. 1788.
7853. Bate's (Julius) Hebrew English Dictionary, without points,
boards, £\. 7s. ib. 17&7.
7854. Bihliotheques Francoises de la Croix du Maine et de Du
Verdier Sieur de Vauprivas, avec un Discours sur le Progres
des Lettres en France, et des Hemarques Historiques,
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — to o. 589
Critiques et Litteraires de M. de la Monnoye et de M. le
President Bouhier, &c. par Rigoley de Juvigny, 6 vols.
sewed, £4>. 4s. Paris, 1772-3.
7855. Biblische Encyklopsedie oder exegetisches Realworterbuch uber
die sammtlichen Kulfswissenschaften des Aurlegers, nach
den Bedurfnissen jetsiger zeit, 4 vols, boards, £3. 3s.
Gotha, 1793.
7856. Bythneri Lyra Prophetica Davidis Regis, £\. lis, 6d.
Lond. 1650.
7857. Another Copy, £\. 10*. ib. 1679-
7858. Boyer's (Abel) French and English Dictionary, by Fierville,
neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1796.
7859- Bibliothecaj Apostolica Vaticana, cum comment. Angelo
Roccha, £l. Us. 6d. Romce, 1591.
7860. Cook's (E.) English School-Master, calf extra, lbs.
Lond. 1655.
786 1. Catalogue Raisonnee de la Collection de Livres de M. Pierre
Antoine Crevenna, 6 vols, sewed, £4>. 4s. • • • • Amst. 1775.
7862. Caninii Anglarensis Hcllenismos in Script, de Ling. Graece,
8s. 6d. • Par. 1555.
7863. Catalogue of the most vendible Books in England. The like
work never yet performed by any, neat, l6s.- -Lond. 1652.
7864. Confucius (the Works of) containing the original text, with a
Translation; to which is prefixed a Dissertation on the
Chinese Language and Character, 2 vols, neat, £6. 6s.
Serampore, 1809.
7865. Carbognano (Cosimo Comidas de) Prirai Principi della Gra-
matica Turca, neat, £S. 3s. • • • • Roma, 1794.
7866. Danet Magnum Dictionarium Latinum et Gallicum ad
pleniorum plenioremque Scriptorum Latinorum Intelligeri-
tiam, 10s. 6d. Paris, 1704.
7867. Danet Dictionnaire Francois et Latin, 6>. 6". ib. 1684.
7868. Dammii Lexicon Homericum et Pindaricum, Gr. et Lat. 2 vols.
neat, £7. 10*. Berol. 1774,
A work of first rate excellence, the merits of which have been long in a
merited estimation.
590 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7&69- Dibdin's Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, a Descriptive Cata-
logue of the Books printed in the fifteenth century, and of
many valuable first editions, in the Library of George John,
Earl Spencer, K. G. large paper, with numerous cuts,
4 vols, boards, £40. Lond. 1814-15.
Of this beautiful specimen of the perfection of modern printing, only ffly
were thrown off upon large paper, forming four magnificeut quarto
volumes.
7870. De Dieu (Ludov.) Grammatica Linguarum Orientalium, ex
recens. D. Clodii, £l. 4*. Franco/. 1683.
7871. De Rossi de Prsecipuis Caussis, et momentis neglectae a non-
nullis Hebraicarum Litterarum disciplinse, 7s.
Aug. Taur. 1769.
7872. Erpenii Grammatica Arabica, Schultensii, very neat, £l. 7s.
L.Bat. 1733.
7873. Encyclopedic, ou Dictionnaire Universel Raisonn6 des Con-
noissances Humaines, a Collection of about 1500 engrav-
ings to illustrate that work, with copious explanatory letter-
press, by aid of which it forms a complete work, 10 vols.
half-bound, uncut, £\0. 10*. Yverd. 1775.
7874. Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or Dictionary of Arts, Sciences,
and Literature, Vols. 2, 3, 4, each volume £l. Is.
7875. Fabricii Bibliotheca Grssca, sive notitia Scriptorum Veterum
Graecorum quorumcunque monumenta integra, aut frag-
menta edita exstant : turn plerorumquee MSS. ac deper-
ditis, 14 vols, neat in vellum, £7. 10*.« • • •Hamb. 1705-28.
7876. Fabricii Bibliotheca Graeca, cura Harlesii, 12 vols, very neat
in calf, gilt, £20. ib. 1790-1809.
7877. Another Set, fine paper, 12 vols, half bound, extra, c£24.
ib. 1790-1809.
7878. Fabricii Bibliographia Antiquaria, sewed, 1 5s ib. 1760.
7879. Folqman' Diccionario Portuguez, e Latino, £l. It.
Lisboa, 1755.
7880. Falconer's (William) Marine Dictionary, plates, neat, £l.8s.
Lond. 1780.
7881. Guasco (Giov.) Storia Litteraria del Principio, e Progresso dell'
Accademia di Belle Lettere in Reggio, vellum, 7s.
Reggio, 1711.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. -~4,to. 591
7882. Georgii (August. Ant.) Alphabetum Tibetanum Missionum
Apostolicarum commodo editum, fine copy ££3, Ss.
Roma, 1762.
7883. Hoogeveen de Particulis Graecis, large paper, 2 vols, neat,
£4>.4>s. L. Bat. 1769.
7884. Another Set, 2 vols, boards, £4. 4*. ib. 1769.
A most erudite and excellent performance, and indispensable to the library
of the Grecian scholar.
7885. Hoogeveen Opus Postumum exhibens Dictionarium Analogi-
es um Linguae Graece, boards, £l. 5s. Cantab. 1 800.
7886. — Dictionarium Analogicum Linguae Graecae, Boards,
£l.7s 26. 1810.
7887. Histoire de POrigine et des premiers progres de PImpriraerie,
neat, £2. 10s. Haye, 1740.
7888. Hesychii Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. cura Schrevelii, 15s.
L. Bat. 1668.
7889. Halma (Francois) Grand Dictionnaire Francois et Flamand,
7s. 6d. Amst. 1717.
7890. Harpocrationis de Vocibus, Gr. cum notisGronovii, in vellum,
£l.ls. L. Bat. I696.
7891. Jamieson's (Dr. John) Etymological Dictionary of the Scot-
tish Language, 2 vols, boards, £5. 10s. Edin. 1808.
7892. Junii (Francisci) Gothicum Glossarium, with a fine portrait
by Hollar, £3. 3s. Dord. 1665.
7893. Jones's (Sir W.) Grammar of the Persian Language, neat, 9s.
Lond. 1783.
7894. Another Copy, boards, 6s. 6d. ib. 1783.
7895. Knight's (R. Payne) Analytical Essay on the Greek Alphabet
very neat, £l. 4>s. ib. 1791.
789^. Lexicon Grasco-Latinum, vellum, 12*.
apud Jo. Crispinum, 1566.
7897. Ludolfi (Jobi) Lexicon ^thiopico-Latinum, £l. 5s.
Lond. l66l.
7898. Lambarde's (William) Alphabetical Description of the Chief
Places in England and Wales, fine portrait by Vertue, very
neat, £2. 2s. ib. 1730.
592 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7899* Lascaris (Constantini) Byzantini de octo partibus oronis Lib. I.
ejusdcm de Constructione Liber secundus, ejusdem de
nomine et vcrbo Liber tcrtius, &c. &c. Greece et Latine,
£3. 10s. Venet. in cedib. Aid. 1512.
A rare edition of a very valuable work, the contents of which are described
by Renouard in the " Annales des Aide," vol. 1. p. 94.
7900. Littleton's (Adam) Latin-English and English-Latin Dictionary,
125. 6d. Lond. 1735.
7901. Lescallier Vocabulaire des Termes de Marine Anglois et Fran-
cois, with plates, very neat, £l. Is.** Paris, 1777 .
7902. Moreira's (J. Rod.) Vocabulary in Hebrew, English and
Spanish, 12s. 6d. Lond. A. M. 5533.
7903. Morelli Thesaurus Graecse Poeses; sive Lexicon Graeco Proso-
diacum, with the portrait by Basire, after the original of
Hogarth, £3. 3s. Eton, 1762.
7904. Ditto, a very fine copy, with portrait, in russia, joints, fyc.
£l. 10*, ib. 1762.
7905. Another Copy, without portrait, boards, £3. ib. 176*2.
7906. Manuelis Moschopuli de Ratione examinandse Orationis,
Graece, in vellum, £\. Is. Lutet. ex offic. R. Stephani, 1545.
7907. Another Copy, with a very large margin, £l. 1 ls.6d. ib. 1545.
7908. Meermani Origines Typographical, with two portraits by Hou-
braken, fyc. and fac similes of the early block books, 2 vols.
in 1. boards, £l. \0s. H. Com. 1765,
7909. Ditto, large paper, ruled with red lines, 2 vols, very neat,
gilt leaves, £3. 3s. ib. 1765.
7910. Another Set, 2 vols, in russia, (margin a little stained) £2. 6s.
ib. 1765.
7911. Morhofii (Dan. Georg.) Polyhistor, Literarius, Philosophicus
et Practicus cum access, virorum clariss. Joannis Frickii
et Joan. Molleri Fleusburgensis, best edition, 2 vols.
neat t £2. 5s. hub. 1747.
7912. Another Set, 2 vols, in vellum. £2. 10s. ib. 1747-
7913. Mentelius de vera Typographic Origine, neat, £l. 4s.
Paris, 1630.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Mo. 595
7914. Nestoris Dionysii Novariensis, Vocabulorum, libri viii. &c.
very neat in russia (top margin stained) £7. 7s.
Mediolani Impressum per Leonardum Pac/itl et Ulde-
ricum Sinzenceler de Alemannia Socios, 1483.
Editio Princeps. — Laire erroneously gives the appellation of * erlitio
princeps' to that of Venice, 1486, which he calls, " edit, assez
recherchee."
7915. Nelme (L. D.) on the Origin and Elements of Language and
Letters, boards, 18s. Lond. 1772.
7916. Owen's (William) Welsh and English Dictionary and Gram-
mar, large paper, in 7 parts, boards, £3. 7s.
ib. 1793.
7917. Prisciani Opera Grammatica, £2. 12s. 6d.
Venet. ap. Aicens. 15l6\
A very rare edition, with ornamental initials. — Appended is a Latin me-
trical paraphrase of Dionysius de Situ Oi bis.
7918. Peuchet Dictionnaire Universeldela Geographie Commercante,
5 vols, russia extra, gilt leaves, £6. 10s. • • • • Paris, 1799.
7919- Panzeri Annales Typographic^ 11 vols, boards, £15. 15s.
Norimb. 1793*1803,
7920. Pilkington's (Rev. M.) Dictionary of Painters, from the re-
vival of the Art, to the present period, a new edition with
considerable Alterations, Additions, an Appendix, and
Index. By Henry Fuseli, R. A. large paper — 2'/-
lustrated with Portraits of the different Artists, Original
Drawings and Etchings by them, many of which are scarce
and valuable; a Variety of Prints engraved from their
different Designs, chiefly selected from the Orleans, Choi*
seul, Poullain, and Houghton Galleries, — The illustrative
specimens amount to 1435, and have been collected by a
Gentleman of distinguished Taste, at a very considerable
expence. Splendidly bound in 8 vols, with Original Draw-
ings for the Title Pages, in blue morocco, joints, gilt
leaves, &c. o£400. Lond. 1805.
7921. Pilkington's (Rev. M.) Dictionary of Painters, enlarged by
Barry, neat, £l.7s. • • * ib. ] jg$.^
7922. Ditto, enlarged by Henry Fuseli, neat, £\. lis. 6d. ib. 1805,
4F
594 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7923. Pilkington's (Rev. M.) Dictionary of Painters, enlarged by
Barry, russia extra, £2. 5s. • * Lond. 1810.
7924. Parkhurst's (John) Hebrew and English Lexicon, neat, £l.ls.
ib. 1762.
7925. Another Edition, large paper, inrussia,
£2. 8s. ib. 1792.
7926. Greek and English Lexicon to the New
Testament, interleaved with writing paper, in rough calf,
£l.lls.6d. ib. 1769.
7927. Palmer's General History of Printing, £ 1. 5s. ib. 1733.
7928. Ditto, with MS. (Mr. Ames's copy) neat, £l. lis. 6d. ib. 1732.
7929. Robertsoni (Guliel.) Thesaurus Linguae Sanctae, a very fine
copy, in russia, £2. 10s. • ib. l680.
7930. Thesaurus Graecae Linguae, 10*. 6d.
Cantab. 1676.
7931. Serenius's (Jacob) English and Swedish Dictionary, £l. l6s.
Harg and Stenbro, 1757.
7932. Sobrino Nuevo Diccionario de las Lenguas Espanola, Francesa
y Latina, por Cormon, 3 vols. £3. Amberes, 176*9-
7933. Schelleri Lexicon Latino-Belgicum Auctorum Classicorum,
curante Davide Ruhnkenio, 2 vols, boards, £2. 10s.
L. Bat. 1799-
7934. Sejournant Nouveau Dictionnaire Espagnol, Francois et Latin,
vol.1, l6s. • ---1790.
7935. Schoepflini Vindiciae Typographical £l.ls. • 'Argent. 176O.
An interesting work, with fac simile specimens of early printing.
7936. Scholtz Lexion iEgyptiaco-Latinum a Woide, boards, £l. Is.
Oxon. 1775.
7937 . Grammatica iEgyptiaca, a Woide, boards, 12s. 6d.
ib. 1778.
7938. Strutt's (Joseph) Biographical Dictionary of Engravers, plates,
2 vols, very neat, £8. 8s. Lond. 1785.
7939. Tachart Dictionarium Novum Latino-Gallicum, neat, 12s.
Paris, 1693.
7940. Vocabolario degli Accademici dclla Crusca, 5 vols, in vellum,
£6. 6s. • • .................. Venezia, 1741,
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. ~8to. 595
7941. Vocabolario degli Accademici della Crusca, 5 vols, boards,
£5. 10s. Venezia, 1763.
79^2. Another Edition, 5 vols, in vellum, £5. 1 5s, 6d.
Firenze, 1739.
7943. Another Set, 5 vols, half -bound, £4>. 4>s. ib. 1739-
7944. Vossii (Isaaci) de Arte Grammatica libri septem, 10-s. 6d.
Amst. 1635.
79^5- Valla? (Laurentii) de Latinae linguae elegantia Lib. VI. &c. &c.
18* Paris, R. Stephani, 1 541 .
79^6, Villoison (d'Ansse de) Anecdota Graeca, 2 vols, in 1, vellum,
£\.7s. Venet. 1781.
7947. Zonarae et Photii Lexicon Graecum, Tittmanni, cum Appendix
Notarum et Eroendationum in Photii Lexicon, a Schleusner,
4 vols, boards, £7. Is. Lips. 1808-12.
79^8. Ziegenbalg (Barthol.) Grammatica Damulica, 12*. 6 d.
Hal&, 1715.
OCTAVO.
7949. /ESOP's Fables in Greek and Latin interlineary, for the
benefit of those who learn without a Master, by J. Locke,
plates, 6s. Lond. 1723.
7950. Ascham's (Roger) School Master, by the Rev. Jas, Upton,
4>s.6d. ib. 1711.
7951. Alphabetical Register of all the Authors actually living in Great
Britain, Ireland, and North America, with a Catalogue of
their publications, sewed, 7s. 6d. • • . • Berlin, 1791.
7952. Achard Cours Elementaire de Bibliographie, 3 vols, sewed,
£l.3s. • Marseille, 1806.
7953. Ash's (John) Dictionary of the English Language, 2 vols.
£l. 4*. • Lond. 1775.
This Dictionary contains many hundreds of words which are not in any other
of the same extent.
596* Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
7954. Analytical Review, from its commencement in May 1788, to
August 1792, 13 vojs. Iwards, £2. 2s.
7955. Anchoran's (John) Gate of Tongues unlocked and opened,
Latin, English and French, 6s. Lond. l637-
795o*. Account and Extracts of the Manuscripts in the Library of the
late King of France, 2 vols, boards, 8s. ib. 1789-
7957- Bielfeld's (Baron) Elements of Universal Erudition, translated
by Dr. W. Hooper, 3 vols, very neat, 18s.« • • 'Lond. 1770.
795S. Boyer's (A.) French and English Dictionary, 4s. ••*&. 176Y-
7959- Another Copy, very neat, 7s. 6d. ib. 1751.
7960. Brunet Manuel du Libraire et de l'Amateur de Livres, 4 vols.
sciced, £3. 3s. • • • Paris, 1814.
796'L Ditto, fine paper , 4 vols, boards, £4>. 45. ib. 1814.
7962. Baycri Museum Sinicum in quo Sinica? Lingua? et Litteraturaj
ratio explicatur, plates, 2 vols, in 1. £\. 15s.
Petropoli, 1730.
The first volume contains the Grammar, the characteis cut on copper
plates; the second contains the Lexicon, all on copper, with a Latin
translation, and other tracts: — " This is a work of singular erudition,
and the most perfect we have in the Chinese language." — Bib. Diet.
7963. Barctti's (Jos.) Introduction to the most useful European
Languages, neat, 6s. 6d. Lond. 1772.
7964. * Italian Language, neat,
4rS.6d. ib. 1755.
7960. Italian Library, an Account of the Lives and
Works of Italian Authors, 7s. 6d. ib. 1757 »
7966. Grammar of the Italian Language, 5s.
ib. 1778.
7967. Buxtorfi (Johan.) Thesaurus Grammaticus Linguae Sanctas
Hebra3a3, 7s. Basilia, 1620.
jg68. Another Copy, 6s. ib. 1629.
7969. Another Copy, 5s. • • • • • ib. 1651.
7970. Bos Ellipses Grasca?, edid. Schaefcr, boards, l6s. 6d.
Lips. 1808.
7971. British Bibliographer, by Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart. &c.
4 vols, boards, £8. 8s... Lond. 1810.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — 8vo. 597
7972. British Bibliographer, by Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart. &c.
4 vols, half-bound, £s. 18s. 677. Lond. 1810.
7973. British Librarian, or Analyses, &c. of rare Books by Oldys,
half-bound, uncut, £\. 18s. ib. 1738.
7974. Balfour's (Francis) Forms of Herkern, in Persian and Eng-
lish, half-bound, russia, 7s. • • • • • • • • ib. 1 804.
7975. Brerewood's (Edw.) Enquiries on the Diversity of Languages
and Religions, 5s. ib. 1647.
7976. Bolzanii (Urbani) Grammatical Institutiones ad Graecam Lin-
guam a mendis quam plurimis vindicate, vellum, £l. 3s.
Vcnet. ap. Paul Manut. 1557.
7977- Bayly's (Anselm) Hebrew Grammar, sewed, 4>s.6d.
Lond. 1773.
797S. Bohun's (Edmund) Geographical Dictionary, with an Index
of the Ancient and Latin names, russia extra, 12s.
ib. 1688.
7979. Bibliotheea Anglo-Poetica; or, a Descriptive Catalogue of a
Rare and Rich Collection of Early English Poetry : in the
possession of Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
Illustrated by occasional Extracts and Remarks, Critical
and Biographical, boards, £\ . 14s. ib. 1815.
Tnis work forms a large volume in royal octavo ; it is beautifully printed
and ornamented with eighteen Portraits, twenty-four decorated ini-
tials, a title-vignette, and an outline fac-simile, all of which are well
engraved on wood. Only 450 copies were printed (of which a few re-
main unsold) besides 50 on large or imperial paper, with proof im-
pressions, which were bespoke previous to publication.
7980. Bibliotheea Manuscripta Lansdowniana, boards, 3s. ib. 1807.
7981. Lansdowniana; a Catalogue of the Library of Lord
Lansclowne, boards, 3s. 6d. 1 806.
7982. Beauclerkiana; a Catalogue of the Library of the
Hon. Topham Beauclcrk, 3s. 6d. 26. 1781.
7983. Ditto, with the prices, half bound, 12s. 6d.
ib. 1781.
7984. Farmcriana; a Catalogue of the Library of Dr.
Richard Farmer, with the prices, half-bound, l6s. ib. 1798.
79S5. — Townleiana; a Catalogue of the Library of John
Townley, parti, large paper, 5$. ib. 1814.
598 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
79^6. Bibliotheca Rawlinsoniana, sive Catalogus Librorum Rich.
Rawlinson, 5s. Lond. 1756.
7W. Bridgesiana ; or a Catalogue of the Library of
John Bridges, with the prices, frontispiece, 1 5s. ib. 1725.
Dr. Farmer's copy, with his autograph, and other MS.
7988. Bibliotheca Fageliana ; a Catalogue of the Library of Greffier
Fagel, Part I. boards, 3s Lond. 1802.
79&9' Maddisoniana; a Catalogue of the Library of John
Maddison, with the prices, boards, 10s. 6d. • • • • ib. 1809.
7-990. Splendidissima ; a Catalogue of the Library of M.de
Talleyrand, Prince of Benevento, fine paper, with prices
and purchasers' names, half-bound, £\. Is. •••• ib. 1816.
7991« ■ — Ditto, common paper, without prices, 3-s. ib. 181 6.
7992. Pinelliana ; a Catalogue of the Library of Maffei
Pinelli, half-bound, 5s. ib, 1789.
7993. Brandiana; a Catalogue of the Library of the Rev.
John Brand, boards, 7s. 6d. ib. 1807.
7994. Ditto, with prices and purchasers' names, half
bound, morocco, £l. 1*. ib. 1 S07.
7995. Croftsiana ; a Catalogue of the Library of the
Rev. Thomas Crofts, half bound, 5s. ib. 1783.
7-006. Critica, 2 vols, boards, 7s. Amst. 1779-83.
7997. Hulsiana, sive Catalogus Librorum quos magno
labore, summa cura et maximis sumptibus collegit Vir
Consul. Samuel Hulsius, 6 vols, sewed, 10s. 6d.
H. Com. 1730.
7998. Bibliotheque Italique ou Histoire de lTtalie, depuis Janvier
1728, jusqu* a l'an 1784, 10 vols, in 9, sewed, £\. Is.
Geneva, 1728-34.
7999. Bennet (Tho.) Grammatica Hebraea, 3s. Lond. 1728.
8000. Censura Literaria; containing Titles, Abstracts, and Opinions
of Old English Books, with original Disquisitions, articles
of Biography, and other Literary Antiquities, by Sir E.
Brydges, second edition, 10 vols, boards, c£l2. 12*.
ib. 1815.
This new edition possesses the peculiar advantage of having the article s
classed in chronological order under their separate heads. — The im-
pression has been limited to the small quantity of one hundred copies.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Svo. 599
8001. Catalogue of the Library of the Duke of Roxburghe, large
paper, with the printed prices, extra, <£4>. \6s.
Land. 1812.
8002. Mr. W. Richardson's Books, with the prices, 5s.
ib. 1812.
S003. Mr. John Mackinlay's Books, with the prices, 8*.
ib. 1812.
8004. the Library of H. P. Hope, with the prices, 9s.
ib.1813.
S005. the Library of W. Roscoe, with prices and pur-
chaser's names, half -bound, extra, £l. Is, ib. 1816*.
$00(3. the Library of Mr. James Edwards, larg^
paper, with prices and purchasers' names, £\. Is,
ib. 1815.
8007- Catalogus Librorum Johannis Bridges, with the prices, large
paper, in russia, £l. is ib. 1725.
8008. Catalogue des Manuscrits Samskrits de la Bibliotheque Im-
periale, boards, 7s. 6d. • • • • Paris, 1807.
8009. Catalogo de' Novellieri Italiani posseduti dal Conte A.M.
Borromeo, large paper, sewed, i0s.6d. Bassano, 1805.
8010. Catalogue of the Library of the Royal Institution of Great
Britain, by W. Harris, half-bound, russia, 12s.
Lond. 1809.
8011. Catalogues of various Libraries, including the MSS. of Dr.
Askew, the Collection of the Chev. D'Eon, &c. &c. some
with prices, half-bound, 7s.- ib. 1785, &c.
8012. Catalogue des Livres du Cabinet de M. Firmin Didot, sewed,
4s. Paris, 1 810.
8013. Catalogus rarissimorum et praestanti'ssimorum Librorum, 3s.
Leidcs, 1725.
8014. Catalogus Librorum Italicorum, Latinorum, et Manuscrip-
torum, magno sumptu. et labore Liburni collectorum, 12*.
Lib u mi, 1756.
8015. Catalogue of Books and Tracts, printed at the Private Press
of the Hon. Horace Walpole (afterwards Eari of Orford) at
Strawberry Hill, sewed, f 2s. 6d. •••• Lond, 1813.
8016. Ditto* large paper, zexvedp 5s, « • • Lond. 1813.
600 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
SO 17. Catalogue des Livres de la Bibliotheque de M. de Lamoignon,
3 vols, in 1, half-bound, 18s. Paris I791.
8018. Another Copy, 3 vols, sewed, l6s. • • ib. 1791.
801 9. Chrysoloras Erotemata Linguae Graecas, Guarini, cum multis
additamentis et cum commentariis Latinis, £4. IQs.
Impres. Ferrar, 1509-
This edition is rare in the extreme.
S020. Clavis Virgiliana, or a Vocabulary of all the Words in Virgil,
8*. • Lo?id.\742.
8021. Caninii Anglarensis Hellenismos in Script, de Ling. Gnecae,
5s. Paris, 1568.
8022. Comenii (J. A.) Janua Linguarum reserata, cum Graeca vcr-
sione Theod. Simonii, innumeris inlocis emendata, a Steph.
Curcellaso, qui ctiam Gallicam Novam adjunxit,y/we copy,
red morocco, gilt leaves, £2. 2s. L. Bat. ap. Elzev. 10*65.
8023. Coles's (E.) English Dictionary, 3*. Lond. 17 13.
8024. De Bure Bibliographic Instructive, ou Traite' de la Connois*-
sance des Livres rare., et singuliers, 7 vols, neat in calf,
£6. 6s. Paris, 1 765.
8025. Catalogue des Livres de la Bibliotheque du Due de
Valliere, avec le Supplement, 4 vols, neat in calf, £3. 3s.
ib. 1783.
8026. Supplement a la Bibliographic Instructive, ou Cata-
logue des Livres de M. Gaignat, 2 vols, neat, £2. 10*.
ib. 1769.
8d27, Dibdin's Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, a descriptive Catalogue
of the books printed in the fifteenth century, and of many
valuable first editions, in the Library of Earl Spencer, with
numerous cuts, 4 vols, boards, £\4. \4s.» 'Loud. 1814-15.
802&. ... (T. F ) Bibliomania, or Book Madness, illustrated
by a vast number of portraits on copper and wood ; also a
portrait in Indian ink of the author, in 4 vols, superbly
bound in morocco, ornamented joints, Sfc. £2%. 26. 1811.
SO29. — * — - Introduction to the Knowledge of the Classics,
2 vols, boards, £\. 5s. • * • • ib. \ 808,
Dictionaries, Grammars , and Bibliography. — 8uo. <jOI
8030. Director (The) a Literary Journal, by Dibdin and others,
2 vols, in 1, calf extra, gilt leaves, £l.ls. . »Lond. 1807.
8031. Another Copy, in 2 vols, half-bound, very neat, 16s. ib. I8O7.
8032. Dictionnaire Bibliographique, Historique, et Critique des
Livres Rares, Precieux, Singuliers, Curieux, Estimes, et
Recherche^, soit Manuscrits soit Iraprimes, avec un Essai
de Bibliographic, 3 vols, served, £l. 15s. •• Paris, 1802.
8033. Another Set, with the Supplement, 4 vols, in calf, £2. 2s.
ib. 1/90.
The three first volumes of this work are by l'Abbe Duclos, and the fourth,
or Supplement, by M. Brunet.
8034. Dumesnil (Gardin) Synonymes Latins, et leurs differentes
significations, calf extra, 15s. ""ib. 1788.
8035. Del Pino's (Jos. G.) Spanish Grammar, half-bound, uncut,
4s. 6d. Lond. 1 766.
8036. Dictionarium Polygraphicum : or the whole Body of Arts,
regularly digested, with plates, 2 vols. £l. 4*. "ib. 1735.
8037- Dictionnaire Historique-Portatif, dela Geographie Sacre*e An-
cienne et Moderne, 5s, • Paris, 17 59.
8038. Dalzel Collectanea Graeca Majora, 2 vols. 18*. "Edin. 1805.
803p. Dictionarium Triglotton, hoc est Lat. Gr. et Belg. 2s. 6d.
Ant. 1605.
8040. Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, with a great number of
engravings, 4 large vols, very neat, £l. \6s. Lond. 1764.
8041. Dictionnaire Historique, Litteraire et Critique, contenant une
id£e abrege de la Vie etdes Ouvrages des Hommes Ulustres
en tout genre, 6 vols. £l . 10s. Avig. 1758.
8042. Encyclopedic, ou Dictionnaire Raisonne des Sciences, des Arts
et des Metiers, par une Societe* de Gens de Lettres. Mis eri
ordre et publie* par M. Diderot, et quant a la partie Mathe-
matique, par M. D'Alembert, 72 vols. 8vo. and 3 vols, of
Plates, in 4to. being 75 vols, uniformly half-bound, £28.
Lausanne, 1778.
8043. Fabricii Bibliotheca Latina, in vellum, 6s. Lond. 1703.
8044. Guizot Nouveau Dictionnaire Universel des Synonymes de ia
Langue Francaise, neat, 12s. Paris, 180p.
4G
602 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8045. Grose's (Francis) Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue,
neat in calf, 14s. • • Lond. 1788.
8046. Gregorius de Dialectis Linguae Graecae, Koenii, neat, 9s. 6d.
L. Bat. 1766.
8047. Another Copy, in vellum, 10s. 6d. ib. 1766.
8043. Glossographia Anglicana Nova, or a Dictionary of Hard Words,
used in the English Tongue, 7s. Lond. 1707-
8049. Another Copy, 3s. 6d. ib. 1707.
8050. Gilchrist's (J. B.) Ilindee Moral Preceptor, and Persian
Scholar's Shortest Road to the Hindoostanee Language,
half-bound, russia, 18s. Calcutta, 1 803.
8051. Dialogues, English, and Hindoostanee, half-
bound, russia, 10s. 6d Edin. I8O9.
8052. Oriental Fabulist or Polyglot translations of
J£sop, &c. into Hindoostanee, Persian, Arabic, &c. &c.
half -bound, russia, 15s. Calcutta, 1803.
8053. Gardiner's (W.) Catalogue of his Books, Part 1. which contains
the Remarks upon Mr. Dibdin's Bibliomania, l6s.
Lond. 1812.
8054. ■ Catalogue, 2 Parts, 5s. ib.1813.
8055. Holder's (Wil.) Elements of Speech,' 2s. 6d. ib. 1669.
8056. Henninii de Accent. Ling. Graecae, 6s. Traj. 1684.
8057. Home's (T. H.) Introduction to the Study of Bibliography. To
which is prefixed a Memoir on the Public Libraries of
theAntients, large paper, 2 vols, boards, £5. 10s.
Lond. 1814.
Only fifty copies were printed upon large paper.
8058. Ditto, small paper, 2 vols, calf' extra, gilt leaves, £2.
ib. 1814.
805£). Heinecken Idee Gene'rale d'une Collection complette d'Es-
tampes. Avec une Dissertation sur l'origine de la Gravure
et sur les premiers Livres d'Images, neat, £3. 13s. 6d.
Leips. 177L
An interesting and valuable work, with numerous fac-similes of wood-cut
engraving in the first efforts of printing — the Block Books.
Dictionaries y Grammars, and Bibliography* — 8ro. 603
8060. Harris's (James) Hermes, or an Inquiry concerning Universal
Grammar, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1765.
80^1. Another Copy, very neat, 9s.» ib. 1771.
806% Harles (Tfaeoph. Christ.) Introductio in Historiam Linguas
Grsecae, 3 vols, half-bound, russia, £2. 2s. Alt en. 1792.
8063. Index Librorum Prohibitorum, large paper, 5s.
Venet. 1766.
8064. Indian Glossary, neat, 7s. 6d. •• *»Lond. 1775.
8065. Johnson's (Dr. S.) English Dictionary, in russia, 14$.
ib. 1794.
8066. in 2 vols. 9s. ib. 1756.
8067. — > (Dr. S. of New York) Hebrew Grammar, 5s.
ib. 1771.
8068. Ker (Joan.) Selectarum Linguae Latina, 2 vols. 6s. ib. 1/09.
8069- Kals Grammatica Hebrseo-Harmonica, cum Arabica et Ara-
moea Methodo-Logiea Mathematica, &c. 10s. 6d.
Amst. 1758.
8070. Jones's (Row.) Circles of Gomer, or an Essay towards making
the English an Universal Language, very neat, 18s.
Lond. 1771.
8071. Lyons's (Israel) Hebrew Grammar, 4s. 6d. • • • *Camb. 1735.
8072. Leroux Dictionnaire Comique, Satyrique, Critique, Burlesque,
Libre et Proverbial, 2 vols.^zie set in russia, £2. 2s.
Pampelune, 1786.
8073. Luckombe's History and Art of Printing, very neat, 16s.
Lond. 1771.
8074. Ladoocat (Abbe) Dictionnaire Historique Portatif, 3 vols.
in rough calf, £\. Is. Haye, 1754.
8075. 's Historical and Biographical Dictionary, translated
by Catherine Collignon, 4 vols, boards, £\. \6s.
Camb. 1799.
8076. Lates' (Dr. F.) New Method of easily obtaining the Italian
Tongue, very neat, 6s. Land. 1762.
6oi Longman, Hurst, Rbes, Orme, and Brown.
8077- Lami (Jo.) Deliciae Eruditorum, seu Veterum Anecdoton
opusculorum collectanea, 18 vols, in vellum, <£l\.. lis.
Florentine, 1736-69-
Two leaves in one of the volumes are supplied by MS.
8078. London Catalogue of Books for 1799 and 1805, in one vol.
very neat, 4s Lond. 1799-1805.
8079. Lewis's (John) History of the several Translations of the Holy
Bible and New Testament into English, with the large plate,
£l. 10s. Lond. 1739.
8080. Lennep (Jo. Dan.) Etymologicum Linguae Graecae, Scheidii,
cum Valckenaerii Observationes, 3 vols, fine set, calf
extra, £2. 12s. 6d. Traj: ad Rhen. 1 790.
8081. Laire Index Librorum, ab inventae Typographia ad An.
1500. 2 vols, half-bound, russia, with the third vol. by
De Bure, sewed, £l. 8s, Senonis, et Par. 1791-2.
These volumes contain the Catalogue of the Library of the Cardinal Lo-
menie deBrienne.
8082. Milner's (John) Greek Grammar, 4>s. 6d. Lond. 1740.
8083. Monboddo (Lord) on the Origin and Progress of Language,
vols. 1 and 2, 8s. 6d. ib. 1773-4.
8084. Monthly Review, from its commencement in 1749 to the
end of 1815 with the General Index, being in all l6l vols.
very neat and uniform, in calf £45.
8085. Menckenii (Frid. Ottonis) Observationes Linguae Latina?,
vellum, 12s. Lips. 1 745.
8086. Miscellanas Observationes in Auctores Veteres et Recentiones.
Ab Eruditis Britannis Anno CIOIOCCXXXI. edi coeptae,
cum notis et Auctoris variorum doctorum, et in Bel-
gio collectae et proditae, 22 vols, in 14, half bound, uncut,
£6. 6s. Amst. 1732-51.
8087. Another Set, in 14 vols, vellum, £7. 7s. ib. 1732-51.
8088. Macbean's (Alex.) Dictionary of Ancient Geography, neat
in calf, 8s. 6d. Lond. 1 773.
8089. Manuel du Naturaliste, ou Dictionnaire d'Histoire Naturelle,
2 vols, in J , 125. 6d. Brux. 1795.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — Svo. 605
8090. Maittaire (Mich.) Stephanorum Historia, Vitas ipsorum ac
libros complectens, 2 vols, in 1, £2. Qs.* • *»Lond. 1709.
80pi. Another Copy, 2 vols, in 1 , £l. 6s. ib. 1709.
8092. Maittaire Dialecti Linguae Grsecae, Reitzii, large paper,
(stained neat, gilt leaves, 12s. 6d. H. Com. 1738.
8093. Massey (W.) on the Origin and Progress of Letters, with
the Lives of English Penmen, &c 4 neat, 12s. 6d.
Lond. 1763.
£094. Murray's (L.) English Grammar, large paper, boards, 4s.
York, 1804.
8095. Miscellaneorum ex MSS. Libris Bibliothecae Coll. Romani
Soc. Jesu, 2 vols, in vellum, £l.Ss. Rom. I754t.
SO96. Manuscrits de la Bibliotheque de Lyon, ou Notices sur leur
Anciennet£, leurs Auteurs, &c. &c. par Delandine, 3 vols,
sewed, £l.lls.6d. Paris, 1812.
8097. Nares's (R.) Elements of Orthoepy, boards 9 13s. 6d.
Lond. 1784.
8098. Nichols's (John) Origin of Printing ; containing the sub-
stance of Dr. Middleton's tract, Remarks on the Polyglots,
&c. with an Introduction to Hebrew Criticism, neat in calf,
15s ib. 1774.
8099. Another Copy, half -bound, 12s. ib. 1776.
8 100. Nouveau Dictionnaire Historique-Portatif, ou Histoire Abregee
de tous les Hommes qui se sont fait un Nom par des Talens,
des Vertus, &c. &c. 4 vols, very neat, £l. 4s. Amst. 1774.
8101. N6e de la Rochelle Eloge Historique de Jean Gensfleisch di
Guttenberg, premier inventeur de l'Art Typographique,
with a fine Portrait, sewed, 10s* 6d. Paris, 1811.
8102. Nemuick's (Phil. And.) Counting-House Lexicon, in nine
Languages, boards, Qs. Hamb. 1803.
8103. On the Prosodies of the Greek and Latin Languages, boards,
45. 6d. Lond. 1796.
81 01. Owen's (Wil.) Welsh and English Dictionary, Part I. boards,
2s. 6d. .ft, 1793.
606 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8105. Port Royal Method of learning the Latin Tongue, 2 vols.
neat, l6s. Lond. 179L
8l06\ Parkhurst's (Rev. John) Hebrew and English Lexicon,
neat, £\.ls. ib. 1807.
8l O7. Greek and English Lexicon to the
New Testament, in russia, £l. 4>s. ib. 1798.
8108. Preceptor, containing a General System of Education, with
maps and other plates, 2 vols. 13s. 6d.
Lond. Dodsley y 1763,
8 109. Pointer's (John) Characters of the Classic Authors ; a Cata-
logue of the best Editions of their works, &c. &c. neat, 6s.
Oxon. 1718.
8110. Palermo's (Evang.) Grammar of the Italian Language, neat,
6s. Lond. 1777-
8111. Porti Lexicon lonicum, G. et Lat. editio optima, £1. Is.
Franco/. 1603.
8112. Pasori Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. in N. Testamentum, cum Indice,
&c. neat in calf, Ss. 6d. Genev. 1662.
8113. Planche Dictionnaire Grec-Fran9ois, compose' sur l'ouvrage
intitule* Thesaurus Linguae Grascae de Henri Etienne, (a large
volume of near 1500 pages), neat, £2. 12s. 6d.
Paris, 1809.
8114. Pike's (Sam.) Hebrew Lexicon, 4>s. Lond. 1766.
8115. Planquais' (Thomas) Spanish and English Grammar, neat,
9s. ib. 1807.
81 16\ Peignot Repertoire de Bibliographes Speciales, curieuses etin-
structives, fine paper edition, sewed, l6s.»* Paris, 1810.
81 17. Restituta; or Titles, Extracts, and Characters of Old Books
in English Literature Revived, by Sir Egerton Brydges,
and other Literary Characters, 4 large vols, extra boards,
£5. 12s. Lond. 1814-16.
8118. The same Work, printed upon coloured paper, 4 vols, half-
bound, extra, £9. 9s. ib. 1 814-16*.
Eight copies only were printed upon coloured paper.
8119- Reitzius de Ambiguis, mediis et contrariis sive de significationc
verborum ac phrasium ambigua, in vellum, 10s. 6d.
Traj. ad Rhen. 1752.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — 8vo. 607
8120. Renouard Annalesde PImprimerie des Aide, ou Histoire des
trois Manuce et de leurs editions, 3 vols, sewed, £l. 7s.
Paris, 1803.
8121. Ditto, 3 vols, very neat in calf, £l.l%s. T ib. 1803.
8122. The same work on a fine writing paper, 3 vols, sewed, £3.
ib. 1803.
8123. Richards' (Thomas) Antiquae Linguae Britannicae Thesaurus ;
being a British, or Welch-English Dictionary and Grammar,
fine copy, £l. lls.6d. Bristol, 1753.
8124. Another Copy, boards, £l. 4>s. ib. 1753.
8125. Rousseau's (S.) Persian Vocabulary, boards, 4s. 6d.
Lond. 1802.
8125. Rutilii Lupi de Figuris Sententiarum et Elocutionis libri duo
Recens. et Annotat. Ruhnkenius, vellum, 9s. L. Bat. 176&.
8127- Rulandi (Martini) Synonymia Latino Graeca, 9*«
Geneves, 164:6.
8128. Rodde's (Jacob) German and Russian, and Russian and Ger-
man Dictionary, elegant 3 1 5s. Riga, 1784.
8129. Roberts's (T. T.) Indian Glossary, calf extra, 9s. 6d.
Lond. 1800.
8130. Schrevelii Lexicon, Gr. et Lat. with afine portrait, 7s. 6d.
L. Bat. 166U
8131. Santander (de la Serna) Dictionnaire Bibliographique Choisi
du Quinzieme Siecle, ou description des editions les plus
rares et les plus recherchees du Quinzieme Siecle, avec un
Essai Historique sur l'Origine de lTmprimerie, 3 vols,
sewed, £2. Bmxelles, 1805.
813.2. Another Set, 3 vols, very neat, £2. 10s. ib. 1805.
8133. Santander. — Catalogue des Livres de la Bibliotheque de M. C.
de la Serna Santander, avec le Supplement, dans Icquel sont
des Observations sur le filigrare du papier des livres impri-
mis dansle XVmc siecle. Un JVlemoire sur le premier usage
des signatures et des chiffres dans Part tvpographique, &c.
5 vols, half-bound, morocco, £3. 13s. 6d. ib. 1806.
8134. Smith's (William) Pronouncing Dictionary of the French
and English Languages, fine head } neat, 6s.* • Lond. 1795.
6oa Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8135. Stephanus (Hen.) de Abusu Linguae Graecae, 1563,— ejusd.
Annotationes in Sophoclem et Euripidem, 1568, 12*.
8136. Sharp's (Gregory) Origin and Structure of the Greek Tongue,
very neat, 7 s. • Lond. 1767.
8137. — Two Dissertations, on Languages, on the
Powers of Letters ; with a Hebrew Grammar and Lexicon,
large paper, neat, 10*. 6d. • ib. 1751.
8138. Schleusneri Novum Lexicon Graeco-Latinum in novum Tes-
tamentum, 2 vols, boards, £2. 2*. Lips. 1808.
8139. Specimen of Printing Types, by W.Caslon, 4>s."Lond. 1796.
8140. Sheridan's (Tho.) Lectures on the Art of Reading, neat, 7s. 6d.
ib. 1770.
8141. Squire's (Sam.) Defence of the Ancient Greek Chronology,
and_ Enquiry into the Origin of the Greek Language, 4*.
Camb. 1741.
8142. Savage's (James) Librarian, or Analyses and Collations of rare
and valuable Books, &c.&c. 3 vols, neat in calf, <£\. 10s.
Lond. 1808.
8143. Sanctii Minerva, seu de Causis Linguae Latinae Commentarius,
Perizonii, neat in vellum, 14s. Amst. 1733.
8144. Saxii Onomasticon Literarium, sive Nomenclator Historico-
Criticus, boards, 6s. Traj. ad Rhen. 1775.
8145. Another Copy, in vellum, 10*. 6d. ib. 1 775.
8146. Sanxay Lexicon Aristophanicum, Grseco Anglicum, editio
optima, 12*. Lond. 1754.
8 147. Simonis Lexicon Manuale Hebraicum et Chaldaicum, in
vellum 9 £l. 5s. • Halce, 1 757.
8148. Scoti (Alex.) Universa Grammatica Grasca, (above 1200
pages) 10*. 6c? Lugduni, 1614.
8 149. Toupii (Jo.) Emendationes in Suidam : in quibus plurima loca
Veterum Graecorum, Sophoclis et Aristophanis^ &c. four
parts, sewed, 10*. 6rf.» • • • • • • Lond. 1760.
8150. — et Hesychium, et alios
Lexicographos Graecos, 4 vols, very neat in calf, £2.
Oxon. 1700.
8151. Another Set, 4 vols, very neat in russia, £3. ib. 1790.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — 12wo. 609
8152. Terrentius Varro de Lingua Latina, 2 vols, boards, §s. 6d.
Biponti, 1788.
8153. Thomas Magister, Gr. cum notis variorum Blancardi et Ber-
nardi, in vellum, £l. Is. L. Bat. 1757.
8154. Universal, Historical, Geographical, Chronological, and Poe-
tical Dictionary, 2 vols, very neat, £l. Is. • *Lond. 1703.
8155. Vosgien Dictionnaire Geographique, 2 vols, neat, 10s. 6d.
Bruxelles, 1783.
8156. Vigerus de Idiotismis Grascse Dictionis, Ss. 6d. L. Bat. 1742.
8157. Ditto, curis Hoogaveeni, et Zeunii, very neat, 15s.
Lips. 1789.
8158. Verwey Nova Via Docendi Graeca, vellum, 6s.**Amst. 1737.
8159. Another Edition, 2s. 6d Gaudce, l6\S4.
8160. Veneroni Grammaire Italienne, neat, 6s. Lyon, 1792.
8161. Weston's (Steph.) Remains of Arabic in the Spanish and Por-
tuguese Languages, boards, 5s. Lofid. 1810.
8162? Willymott's (Wil.) Peculiar Use and Signification of certain
Latin Words, neat, 4>s. • • Eton, 1767.
316*3. Werenfelsius's (Sam.) Discourse of Logomachys, or Contro-
versy about Words, calf extra, 15s. Lond. 171 1.
8164. Welleri (Jac.) Grammatica Grseca, cum Animadversiones,
Fischeri, 5 vols, very neat in calf, £3. Lips. 1 78 1-1 801,
DUODECIMO,
Sl65. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL Miscellany, by Dr. Adam Clarke,
2 vols, in 1, elegant, 12s. 6d. Lond. 1806.
8 166. Buxtorfii Mamiale Hebraicum et Chaldaicum, 5s.
Basil, 16 58.
4 H
610 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8167. Buxtorfii Grammatical Hebraic®, a Leusden, 4*. 6d.
L. Bat. 176I.
8 168. Bibliotheque, contenant un amas curieux de Sentence de
Morale, 2s. 6d. • • Haye, 1702.
8 169. Bibliotheca Librorum novorum collecta a L. Neocoro, plates,
3s. Trqj. ad Men. 1697*
8170. Bos Ellipses Graecae, a Michaelis, very neat, 9s.
Halce, 1765.
8171. Basan Dictionnairedes Graveurs, Anciens et Modernes, depuis
POrigine de la Gravure, 3 vols, neat, 18*. • 'Paris, 1767.
81 72. Blackwall's (Anthony) Introdution to the Classics, extra, 5s.
Lond. 17 18.
8 173. Casaubon (Mer.) Le Lingua Hebraica, et de Lingua Anglica
vetere sive Saxonica, 7*. 6d. ib. 1650.
8174. Catineau (P.) Nouveau Dictionnaire de Poche de la Langue
Franeaise, avec la Pronunciation, very neat > 7*- 6d.
Paris, 1802.
8 175. Ciceronianum Lexicon Graeca Latinum. Ab Henrico Ste-
phano, ruled with red lines, neat, 15s.
Paris, H. Stepk. 155?.
8 176. Colloquies ou Dialogues, avec un Dictionnaire, en huict lan-
guages, 4>s.6d. Middleburg, 1631.
8 177. Dictionnaire Porfatif des Conciles, depuis le premier Concile,
tenu par les Apotres a Jerusalem, jusques et au-dela du
Concile de Trente, 4>s.6d Paris, 1764.
8178. Dictionnaire Raisonn£ d'Anatomie et de Physiologie, 2 vols.
5s. ib. 1766.
8179. Dictionnaire des Alimens, Vins et Liqueurs, leurs qualitgs,
leurs effets, relativement aux differens ages, et aux differens
temperamens, 3 vols, half bound, neat, 9s. ib. 1750.
8180. Davis's (John) Introduction to the Hebrew Tongue, 5s. 6d.
Lond. 1656.
8181. Dictionary of Polite Literature, or Fabulous History of the
Heathen Gods and Illustrious Heroes, plates, large
paper, 2 vols, yellow morocco, joints, «£"!. lis. 6d.
Lond. 1804.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — 12mo. 6ll
SI 82. Dictionary of the Terms Ancient and Modern of the Canting
Crew, in its several tribes of Gypsies, Thieves, &c. neat in
russia, 15s. Lond. n. d.
8183. De Rythmo Grsecorum liber singularis, sewed, 2s. 6d.
Oxon. 1789-
8184.. Essay on Punctuation, 2s. 6d. Lond. 1 791 .
8185. Essay towards an English Grammar, neat, 2s. 6d. • *ib. 1784.
8186. Fischeri Animadvers. super Gram.Gr. Velleri, 5$. Lips. 1750.
8187. French Schoole Maister, first collected by C. H. and now
newly corrected and amended, by James Giffard, 7s. 6d.
Lond. \6Si.
&188. Grammar, Spanish to learn French, 4s. • • • *Zaragoga, 1673.
8189. Guidon (Le) de la Langue Italienne, par Nathan. Duez, 5s.
Amst. Elev. \760.
8190. Grammaire Generale et RaisonnSe, 2s. fid. • • • • Paris, 1768.
8191. Gramatica de la Lengua Castellana compuesta por la Real
Academia Espanola, 5s. Madrid, 1781 .
8 192. Gradus ad Parnassum, neat, 6s. Lond. 1766.
81 93. Grantham's (Henry) Italian Grammar, written in Latin by
Scipio Lentulo, a Neapolitane, and turned into English,
russia, gilt leaves, £l. 7s. Lond. 1575.
8 194. Hulsii Rhematologia Major Latino-Belgica, 4>s. L. Bat. 1684.
8195. Holliband's (Claudius) Italian Schoole-Maister : containing
Rules for the perfect pronouncing of th' Italian tongue.
And a fine Tuscan histoire called Arnalt and Lucenda,
£l.ls. Lond. 1597.
8 196. Journal de Scavans, from the year 1665 to 1759, 215 vols.
in vellvm, with 83 vols, of the years 1761 to 1777 sewed
(the last series not complete) in all 298 vols. c£20.
1665—1777'
As this celebrated Journal flourished for many years previous to the ap-
pearance of similar works in this country, and contains analyses and
reviews of rare books in all branches of knowledge, it must ever re-
main an useful work of reference to gentlemen of studious habits.
8 197. Jones's (Tho.) Welsh and English Dictionary, 4*. Lond. 1688.
8 198. — — 5 S , Shrewsb. 1777.
HIS, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
S199- Jansonii ab Almeloyeen (Thcod.) de Vitis Stephanorum cele-
brium typographorum, 12*. .............. Amst. 1683.
8200. Kusterus dc vero usu Verborum Mediorum, 1750. — Labbe
Erudite Pronuntiationis Catholic* Indices, 1751, in one
vol. 3s. 6d.
8201. The same works, in one vol. 4?. 6d.» • • Lond. 1771-3.
8202. Lusus Poeticus Latino-Anglicanus : or the more Eminent
Sayings of the Latin Poets. Lat. Eng. by John Langston,
elegant, 7s.6d. • • • ib 1688.
8203. Lexiphanes, a Dialogue, imitated from Lucian, and suited to
the present times. Being an attempt to restore the English
Tongue to its antient purity, neat, 10s. 6d. • • • • • • ib. 176Y-
S204. Another Copy, 9s. • &- 1767-
8205. Masclef (F.) Presbyteri Canonici Ambianensis Grammatica
Hebraica, 2 vols. £l. 10*. .............. Pans, 1/31.
$20o\ Memoires pour servir a l'Histoire des Hommes lllustres dans
la Republique des Lettres. Avec un Catalogue Raisonne
de leurs Ouvrages, 30 vols, half-bound, neat, £7. 7*.
ib. 1727-34.
8207. Memoires Litteraires de la Grande Bretagne, pour Pan 1767,
half -bound, morocco, 4$ • Lond. 176*8.
8208. Moore's (J. J.) British Mariner's Vocabulary, a Dictionary of
Technical Terms, very neat in calf, 7s. 6d.»»»*ib. 1801.
8209. Major (Eb.)de Varianda Oratione ad Lectionem Veterum,
vellum, 6s. Jence, 1684.
8210. Postlethwaite's (Rich.) Grammatical Art Improved, neat in
calf 9 5s. 6d. • • • • • • • Lond. 1795.
8211. Pereira (Ant.) Novo Methododa Grammatica Latina, 2*.
Lisboa, 1765.
8212. Port Royal General and Rational Grammar, neat, 4>s.
Lond. 1753.
8213. Restaut Principes Generaux et Raisonngs de la Grammaire
Franchise, 3*. 6d. • • • • • • • • • '• Paris, 1773.
8214. Rules for explaining and decyphering all manner of Secret
Writing, by J. F. 7*. Lond. l69'3.
Dictionaries, Grammars, and Bibliography. — 12mo. 6l3
8215. Shaw's (Rev. J.) English Grammar, neat, 2s. 6d.Lond. 1793.
821 6. Thomas Magister, Gr. Blancardi, 2s. 6d. Franeq. 1690.
82 17. Sherrye's (Richarde) Treatise of the Figures of Grammar
and Rhetorike, whereunto is joygned the oration which
Cicero made to Csesar, — $Iacfc %ZttZl — £l. Is.
Lond. by Tottel, 1555.
8218. Ter. Varronis (ad M.) assertiones analogiae Sermonis Latini,
Appendix H. Stephani, 3s. 6d. Paris, 1591.
S219. Verreius Flaccus, et Sextus Pompeius Festus, cum notis
Scaligeri, &c.7s.6d. Lutet. R. Steph. 157 6.
8202. Veneroni Grammaire Francoise et Italienne, avec un Diction-
naire, s. 6d. Lyon, 1 771.
8221. Walton (Brian) Introductio ad lectionem Linguarum Orienta-
lium, morocco, gilt leaves, £l.4>s. Lond. 1655.
8222. Wailly Principes de la Langue Francoise, neat, 3s.
Paris, 1780.
8223. Wolle de Verbis Grsecorum mediis Commentationes Kusteri,
Clerici, &c. boards, 3s. • • Lips. 1752.
8224. Zeltneri (Joh. Con.) C. D. Correctorum in Typographiis Eru-
ditorum centuria speciminis loco, sewed, 6s. 6d.
Norimb. 171Q,
AUCT0LIE8 CLASSIC 1,
GR. ET LA T.
FOLIO.
8225. A RISTOTELIS Opera, Gr. et Lat. Duvallii, 2 vols. £7. 7s.
"" Lutet. Paris. Typis Regiis, 1619.
822o\ — , LARGE PA-
• per, 2 vols, russia extra, gilt leaves, joints, fyc. <£l5. 15s.
Lutet. Paris Typis Regiis, l629»
Large Paper copies of this edition are extremely rare and truly magnifi-
cent. — The present edition and the former of 1619, are the best in
every essential connected with utility and accuracy.
8227. Aristophanis Comoedias, Gr. cum Scholiis Musuri, editio
princeps, russia, £\0. • Ventt. ap. Aid. 1408.
In the opinion of eminent critics, posterity is deeply indebted to the inde-
fatigability and keen research of Aldus, as it may truly and literally
be said, that he rescued Aristophane&from dust and oblivion.
8228. Aristophanes, Gr. et Lat. Kusteri, neatincalf, £8. 8s.
Amst. 1710.
8229. Another Copy, neat in vellum, £8. 8s. ib. 1710.
8230. Aristophanes, Gr. et Lat. Kusteri, neat in ?-ussia,£8. 18*. 6d.
ib. 1710.
8231. large paper, very neat,
£12. 12s. ib. 1710.
This admirable edition, which is distinguished by the emphatic title of
' editio optima,' has been long known and esteemed by the literati of
this, and foreign countries.
Auctores Classici, Gr.et Lat. — Folio. 615
8232. Aristophanes, Gr. et Lat. Mm. Porti, £2. 12s. 6d.
Aurel. Allob. 1607.
In this edition are incorporated the Scholia of Bisetus, and the Notes of
Girardus; — It formed the basis of Kuster's celebrated edition.
8233. Appiani Alexandrini Romanae Historian Lat. P. Candidi In-
terpreratione, 2 vols, in 1. £7. 7 s.
Venet. per B. Pictorem et Erhard Ratdolt de Augusta,
14,77-
A fine specimen of early printing, having numerous capitals, which are
executed with considerable taste.
8234. Appianus, Gr. et Lat. cum Annotat. H. Stephani, large pa-
per, fine, copy % neat in calf, £2. Genev. H. Steph. 1592.
This is a reprint of the edition edited by that great scholar and eminent
printer, Charles Stephens, of whose character Mattaire speaks in.
terms of enthusiasm. (Vit. Steph. 172.)
8235. Appiani Historia Romana, Lat. cum Velleius Paterculus,
neat, l6s. Par. Vascosan, 1538.
8236. Ammiamis Marcellinus, cura Valesii, large paper,
£2. 12*. 6d. Paris, 1681.
" The most magnificent edition I know. It is printed with large types ot
extreme beauty." — Clement.
8237. Ammianus Marcellinus, cura Gronovii, with plates, 1 5s.
L. Bat. 1693.
82S8. Another Copy, large paper, (stained) l6s.» •• »ib. 16*93.
81239- Athenseus, Gr. et Lat. cum Animadvers. Casauboni, 2 vols, in
1 , neat in vellum, £5. 5s. *....,.. Lugd. 1657.
8240. Ditto, 2 vols, in 1, russia extra, £4. I4>s. 6d. ib. 1657.
Some idea may be formed of the obstacles which the learned editor of this
work had to overcome, by consulting the preface to Schweighaeuser's
edition, wherein is drawn a lively picture of Casaubon's anxieties and
labours. See also, for many curious particulars, " Edinburgh Review,* '
1803. p. 185.
8241. Arrianus, Gr. et Lat. Gronovii, large paper, fine copy, in
vellum, £2. 5s. • Ams't. 1704.
" An edition of considerable repute, being regarded as one of the best
works produced by the eminent critic whose name it bears." — De Bure.
8242. Auli Gellii Noctes Atticae, a And. Catherensis, 7*/ze copy, in
morocco, gilt leaves, $c. c£l3. 13*.
Venet. per And.Jac. Thareus. 1477.
6\6 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8243. Auli Gellii Noctes Attica?, a And. Catherensis, £8. 89,
Venet. 1477.
Ah edition extremely scarce, and very beautiful. Vide Clement's " Bib-
liotheque Curieuse."
8244. Aristidis Orationes, Greece, EDITIO prjnceps, beautifully
printed,^?*? copy in calf, £4. 4*. Tlorent. ap. Junta?, 1517.
8245. ^schylus, Grsece, Porsoni, illustrated by a series of en-
gravings from the compositions of Flaxman, blue morocco,
£4>. 14s. 6d. Glasg. typis And. Foulis, 1795.
Of this superb edition only 52 copies were printed.
8246. Alexandri Aphrodisiensis, in Sophisticos Aristotelis elencho^,
commentaria, Grsecae, (stained) vellum, £l. lis. 6d.
Venet. in cedib. Aldi, 1520.
8247. Boetius de Consolatione Philosophic, Libri V. Lat. et Belgice.
— SBIacft %ttttl— £24*.
Ghent, per Arctid. De Keyser, 1485.
A good copy with wide margiu, of an edition both curious and rare. The
page which commences each of the five books is surrounded by a bor-
der richly coloured, comprising figures of animals, flowers, &c. In
these pages are also five large paintings, chiefly representing confe-
rences between the author and a personification of philosophy, — the
initial letters within the borders are in gold and colours. It appears
that a copy of this edition in the magnificent collection of Earl Spen-
cer has also paintings, but instead of being connected with the work,
with singular absurdity pourtray the History of Susannah and the
Elders. Vide " Bib. Spencer," vol. i. p. 285.
8248. Boetius de Consolatione Philosophica et de Disciplina Scola-
ram— $[acft ftetter— £l. Is. Venet. 1498,
8249. Bessarionis, Cardinalis Sabinis, et Patriarchal Constantinopo-
iitani, adversus calumniatores Platonis libri V. ejusdem de
natura et arte, contra Georg. Trapezuntium liber, editio
princeps, ^zwe copy in morocco, gilt leaves, <£l8. 18s.
Romce, per Conr. Sweynheym et Am. Panhartz, 1469.
A fine specimen of the excellence of typography so rapidfy attained by
the eminent printers Sweynheym and Panhartz. — Bessarion was one
of those illustrious persons who contributed to the revival of litera-
ture in the 15th century. See an account of this very rare book in
Santander's " Diclionnaire Bibliographique."
8250. Caesaris Commentaria, half-bound, <£l4.
Venet. per Nicol. Jenson, 1471.
Second edition of Caesar. It was not known in the time of Fabricius, buS
Auctores Classici, Gr. et Lot. — Folio, 617
is stated by Clement to be " more beautiful and magnificent than the
second edition of Sweynheym and Panhartz, 1472, and also equally-
rare." The present copy has manuscript notes on the margin.
8251. Caesaris Commentaria, old morocco, £6. 6s.
Tarvuii, per Michael. Manzolinum Parmenum, 1480.
A very rare edition : the present copy is not a fine one, but is, generally, in
good condition, with large margin.
8252. Caesaris Commentaria. Accuratissime cum Libris Editio &
MSS. optimis Collata, Recognita & Correcta. Accessarunt
Annotationes Samuelis Clarke, S.T.P. Item Indices Loco-
rum, Rerumque & Verborum Utilissimae, Tabulis ^Eneis
Ornata. The middle paper edition, russia extra, £18.
Loud. 1712.
8253. Another Copy, from the celebrated collection of M. Lamoignon,
2 vols, original morocco binding, o £ > 20. Lond. 1712.
The merits of this magnificent edition of Caesar by Dr. Clarke, have been
long known, and properly appreciated. It has beenjustly considered as
one of the most splendid publications of an ancient classic, which has
issued from the British press.
8254. Ciceronis Opera, Victorii, 4 vols, vellum, £15.
Venet.per Luc. Ant. Junta, 1534-7.
Victorius's celebrated edition printed by Ant. Junta, has been long known,
and long justly praised. Graevius asserts that Cicero owes more to him
than to all the other editors put together. The present is a perfect and
fine copy.
8255. Ciceronis Opera, Lambini, 2 vols, neat, £2. 12s. 6d.
Lvgd. 1577.
8256. Ciceronis Opera, Gruteri, 2 vols, in 1. in vellum, £l. 5s.
Hamb. Irjl8.
8257* Ciceronis Opera, Camerarii, 4 vols, neat, £2. l6s.
Basil, ex Offic. Hercag. 1540.
A good and scarce edition of Cicero. Beck, Harles, and the Bipont edi-
tors bestow many praises upon Camerarius.
8258. Ciceronis de Ofiiciis libri tres ; liber de Senectute liber de
Amicitia, et Paradoxa, neat in vellum, £9.
Mediolani, per Anton. Zarottts, 1474.
8259. Another Copy, £5. 5s. ib. 1474.
This is an edition of such rare occurrence, that De Bure admits its exist-
ence to be doubtful.
41
618 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8260. Ciceronis de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum libri V. fine large
copy, very neat, £12. 12s.
Venet. per Joan. exColonia, 1471-
A rare and beautiful edition. It is suggested in the Valliere Catalogue that
this book was printed by Spira, and the expences defrayed by John de
Cologne.
8261. Ciceronis Orationes Philippics, £9.
Venet. Joan, de Colonia, 1474.
A rare and valuable edition, of which a copy was sold in 1775 at Dr-
Askew's sale for «£14.
8262. Rhetorica, Oratoria, Orationes, &c. very neat,
£l. Is Paris. Bad, Ascens. 1528.
A well printed volume, with ornamented capitals.
8263. Cornelius Nepos, editio princeps, fine copy in morocco,
£l5. Venet. per Nicol. Jenson, 1471.
An edition both scarce and excellent — critics and bibliographers speak
highly in its favour. It is the only edition deserving of particular no-
tice, published in the fifteenth century.
8264. Callimachus, Grsece, russia, 9s, • 'Glasg.typis Toulis, 1755.
8265. Demosthenes et iEschines, Gr. et Lat. Woliii, fine large
copy, neat in vellum, £8. 8s. Franco/. 1604.
"Best edition of one of the most erudite illustrations of Grecian literature
that has yet appeared.
8266. Diodoms Siculus, Gr. et Lat. cura Wesselingii, with fine Por-
trait, &c. by Tanj&, 2 vols, neat in vellum, £7. 7s.
Amst. 1746.
8267. Another Set, 2 vols, russia extra, £8. 8s. ib. 1746.
" The splendour and critical excellence of all former editions are eclipsed
by this of Peter Wesseling, which contains every thing to be found in
preceding ones." — Harks.
8268. Diodori Siculi Historiarum priscarum a Poggio in latinum tra-
ducti libri, neat in vellum, £9. Bononice, 1472.
First edition, and of extreme rarity. At the end are 6ix leaves printed
with the same types as Diodorus, and entitled " Cornelii Taciti Illus-
trissimi de situ moribus & populis Germania? libellus aureus." The
present is a perfect copy, and corresponds with the description given
by De Bure.
Auctores Classici, Gr. et Lat.^Folio. 619
8269. Dionysius Halicarnasseus, Gr. et Lat. cura Hudsoni, 2 vols.
neat, £6. 6s. Oxon. 1704.
" This most beautiful and superb edition of Dionysius does great credit to
the University of Oxford, and to the learned and laborious editor."
— Bib. Diet. Notwithstanding the false assertions of Reiske, the book
is as correct as beautiful, and is highly commended by Count Re-
vickzky, who minutely enters into a detection of Reiske's falsehoods.
8270. Dion Cassius, Graece, R. Stephani, editio princeps, good
copy, £2. Lutet. 1548.
" First edition of this author j it is very beautiful and scarce." — Fournier.
8271. Diogenis (Laertii) vitae et sentential eorum qui in Philosophia
probati fuerunt, e graeco in latinum translatas a fratre Arn-
brosio, ex recens. Benedicti Brognoli, Jine copy in vellum,
£8. 8s. • • • • Venetiis, Nic. Jenson, 1475.
First edition, and excessively rare. The present copy has large margins,
and is in all respects a fine one.
8272. Diogenes Laertius, Gr. et Lat. cura Menagii, good copy,
£l. ISs. Lond. 1664.
" Concerning this splendid and rare work, consult Freytag, Harles, and
Fabricius." — Dibdin.
8273. Euripides, Gr. et Lat. Barnesii, with fine Portrait by White,
old morocco, gilt leaves, £6. 6s. Cantab. 1694.
8274. Another Copy, without Portrait, vellum, £5. 5s. • • • • ib. 1694.
The merits of this celebrated edition are beyond all praise — all the pre-
ceding editions were eclipsed by the present.
8275. Epigrammata Graeca, cum notis Hen. Stephani et aliorum,
£l. lls.6d. Franco/. 1600.
8276. Herodotus, Grsece, editio princeps, Jine copy, red morocco,
gilt leaves, £8. 8s. Venet. ap. Aid. 1502.
8277- Another Copy, in vellum, £5. 5s. .... Venet. ap. Aid. 1502.
First edition, and said by Wesseling to be a very faithful and accurate edi-
tion ; compiled with great care and executed with considerable typo-
graphical elegance. Bergler ranks it with the very best productions of
the Aldine Press, and in point of fidelity is greatly preferable to the
Medicean MS. so loudly boasted of by Gronovius.
8278. Herodotus, Gr. et Lat. H. Stephani, neat, £2. • -Paris, 15<?2.
This is Stephens's second edition, and as it contains a corrected Latin
version and several additions, is the most preferable of the two.
620 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
8279- Herodotus, Gr. cr. Lat. cura Jungermanni, £1.7*.
Franco/. 1608.
An excellent edition, highly praised by the Critics.
8280. Herodotus, Gr. et Lat. a Gale, neat, £3. Lond. 1679-
A valuable edition, and very creditable to the literary memory of the
editor.
8281. Herodotus, Gr. et Lat. cura Wesselingii, neat, o£l0.
Amst. 1763.
8282. Another Copy, very neat in calf, £12. Amst. 1763.
This celebrated edition, which has acquired the appellation of editio optima,
contains the notes of Wesseling, Gale, and Gronovius, as well as the
principal materials of all former editions.
8283. Herodoti Historiarum libri IX. vellum, £2. 2*.
Venetiis, per Joan, et Greg, de Gregoriis, 1494.
The first page of this volume has a beautiful arabesque border, with three
very neat designs, in outline, on wood. In one, which appears to
have been designed by the same artist as the cuts for the Hypneroto-
machia di Polifilo, is introduced the representation of a Guillotine.
8284. llomeri Ilias et Odyssea, Graece, typis R. et A. Foulis, illus-
trated with many spirited engravings designed by Flaxman
to the Iliad, and to the Odyssey, by Van Tulden, 4 vols.
russia extra, joints, <£\\. Glasg. 1756-8.
8285. Homeri Opera, Gr. typis R. et A. Foulis, illustrated with
spirited outline engravings from the compositions of Flax-
man, 4 vols, russia extra, jEll. ib. 1756-8.
8286. Another Set, with the same illustrations, 4 vols, in 2, russia
extra, £10. ib. 1756-8.
8287. Homeri Ilias et Odyssea, Grace, typis R. et A. Foulis, large
paper, a beautiful book, 4 vols, in 2, splendidly bound in
red morocco, double bands, fyc. £li<. 14*. • • • *ib. 1 7-56-8.
The Foulis edition of Homer is as correct as it is beautiful; each sheet,
before its final commitment to the press, having been six times in-
spected by eminent scholars. — Vide Preface.
8288. Homeri Ilias ad veteris codicis veneti fidem recensita. Scho-
lia in earn Antiquissima ex eodem Codice aliisque nunc
primum edidit cum Asteriscis, Obeliscis, aliisque Signis
criticis, Joh. Bapt. C. D'Ansse de Villoison, large paper,
Jine copy, russia extra, £7. 10*. • • * Venet. 1788.
. Large paper copies of this admirable edition are rare in the extreme.
Auctores Classici, Gr. et Lat. — Folio. 621
8289 . Homeri Interpres pervetustus, Gr. in russia, gilt leaves
£5. 10s. Row. 1517.
This is one of the few works edited by Lascar, which issued from the
Greek press established in Rome by Leo X.
829p. Horatii Opera, beautifully printed by Bodoni, and illustrated
by 470 engravings (including a few drawings) of Statues,
Busts, Gems, Bas-Reliefs, Views of Places noticed by the
Poet, &c. &c. mounted upon drawing paper, and with the
letter-press, bound in 2 vols, elegant in red morocco , joint l s,
fyc. .£120. Parma, 1791 .
Of this magnificent effort of modern typography, only 200 Copies were
printed. It was edited by Nicolas de Azara, assisted by several men
eminent for their knowledge of Roman manners and antiquities. — The
illustrative prints have been selected with a taste truly classical ; they
are engraved by Worlidge, Bartolozzi, Schiavonetti, and eminent
artists of the foreign schools of engraving. To form a similar collection
would be nearly impracticable.
8291 . Horatius, £l. ls. Paris, e typog. Regia, 1642.
5292. cum Comment. Landini, £l. lis. 6d. Venet. 14<92.
This edition is reprinted from the Florence edition of 1482, which is
minutely described by De Bure, and noticed with Mgh commen-
dation by Roscoe in his excellent work, the M Life ot I orenzo de
Medici."
5293. Horatii Opera, cum multis Commentariis, cura Fabricii, 2
vols, in 1, £2. 12s. 6d. Basil, 1555.
w This great treasure of learning bestowed on Horace was illustrated by 80
commentators. It contains the observations and remarks- on Horace,
which were made by the great scholars of that illustrious age
