Locke, 1660-The Grateful Servant, W. Leake, n. d.—The Royal Master (title defective)—The Opportunitie, T. Cotes for A. Crooke, n. d.-and Hide Parke (imperfect), all unbound, 21 pieces, small 4to. (784) Pickering, £43 5799 Sidney (Sir Philip). The Countesse of Pembroke's Arcadia, now the fourth time published, with some new additions, contemporary calf, with centre gilt ornament, H. L. for Mathew Lowndes, 1613, folio (786) Greene, £5 5800 Silvain (Alexander). The Orator, handling a hundred severall Discourses, in forme of Declamations, etc., Englished by L. P. (Preface signed Lazarus Piot, i.e., Ant. Munday, (Bjj defective), half bound, Adam Islip, 1596, small 4to. (789) Pickering, £21 [Declamation 95 treats "of a Jew who would have a pound of a Christian's flesh for his debt."-Catalogue.] 5801 Slezer (John). Theatrum Scotia, containing the Prospects of their Majesties Castles and Palaces, Towns and Colleges, Ruins of Abbeys, Churches, Monasteries and Convents within the said Kingdom, with short Descriptions, original edition, 57 folding views, and engravings of arms, old caif, presentation copy from the author to Dr. James Welwood, with autograph inscription in front cover, John Leake for the Author, 1693, folio (790) Blackwell, 19 155. 5802 Slezer (Captain John). Theatrum Scotiæ, containing the Prospects of his Majesty's Castles and Palaces, third edition, folding view of Edinburgh and 60 views, including 2 of the Bass Rock, 8 mounted, old panelled calf, r. e., D). Browne, etc., 1718, folio (791) Tregaskis, £3 10s. 5803 Smith (John). Catalogue Raisonné of the Works of the Dutch, Flemish and French Painters, with a Description of their Principal Pictures, portraits, 9 vol., half russia, contents lettered, Smith and Son, 1829-42, imperial 8vo. 793 Maggs, £34 5804 Spaine. The Present State of Spaine, translated out of French (by Sir L. Lewkener), (dedication to Michael Sondes, Esq., signed by the printer, Richard Sergier), unbound, P. S. for R. Serger (sic), 1594, small 4to. (799) Pickering, 2 18s [A surreptitiously printed edition, against which the author protests in an authentic edition published in 1595.— Catalogue.] 5805 Spenser (Edmund). Works, with an Account of his Life, and other New Additions never before in print, frontispiece of monument, old panelled calf, H. Hills for Jon. Edwin, 1679, folio (801) Pickering, £2 129. 5806 Stow (John). Annales, or a Generall Chronicle of England, continued and augmented to 1631, by Edm. Howes, black letter, woodcut title, old calf gilt, R. Meigen, 1631, folio (809) Sotheran, £2 25. 5807 Suetonius et Herodianus. Vita di dodici Imperatori per Suetonio, novamente tradotta in Volgare. Historia d'Herodiano de lo Imperio dopo Marco, tradotta in lingua toscana, Friggots, etc., original edition, cut on title, unbound, Jcin Ellis. Le 5815 Teniers (David). Theatrum Pictorum, LARGE PAPER 245 proof plates and a portrait of Teniers, title and preliminary leaves in Latin and French, old Dutch vellum, Antw., sumptibus Viduæ A. Teniers, 1673, folio (846) Maggs, £475. 5816 Testament (The Newe), both in Latine and Englyshe, translated by John Hollybushe (Miles Coverdale), black letter and roman, woodcut title, top corner defective, wanted ded.cation and "To the Reader" (6 leaves), old MS. notes in margins, old calf, Prynted in Southwarke by James Nicolson, 1538, small 4to. (857) Bull, £7 58 [This is Nicolson's second edition of Coverdale's New Testament. It had the Table to find the Epistles and Gospels (2 leaves) at end.--Catalogue.] 5817 Tourneur (Cyril). The Revengers Tragedie, as it hath beene sundry times acted by the King's Majesties Servants, first edition, some leaves stained, the last defective, Printed TM G. Eld and sold at his shop in Fleet Lane, 1607—The Atheist's Tragedie, or the Honest Man's Revenge, written by Cyril Tourneur, first edition, Printed for J. Stepneth and R. Reamer, 1611, both unbound, small 4to. (869) Pickering, £39 105. 5818 Turnier Buch Herzogs Wilhelm des Vierten von Bayern ver 1510 bis 1545, nach einem gleichzeitigen Manuscript der Konigl. Bibliothek zu München, treu in Steindruck na 5gebildet von Th. u. Cl. Senefelder, mit Erklärungez begleitet von Fr. Schlichteroll, 31 large illuminated plates, morocco extra, München, 1817, oblong folio (873) Edwards, £11 55 5819 Vecellio (Cesare). De Gli Habiti Antichi et Moderni Diverse Parti del Mondo, libri due, prima edizione, woodcut title and numerous full length woodcut figures within orramental borders attributed to Titian, clean copy, half russia gilt, y. e., Venet., D. Zenaro, 1590, 8vo. (880) Quaritch, £4 45. 5820 Vega Carpio (Lope Felix de). Las Comedias, recopiladas por Bernardo Grassa, agora nuevamente impressas y emerdadas, Amberes, Mart. Nucio, 1607-Segundo Parte de las Comedias de Lope de Vega Carpio, corner of leaf defective. Amberes, biuda de P. Bellero, 1611, in 1 vol., old calf, thick 12mo. (882) Maggs, £3 15s. 5821 Verien (Nicolas, Maistre Graveur). Livre Curieux et Utile pour les Sçavans et Artistes composé de trois Alphabets de Chiffres, simple, double et triples, fleuronnez et au premier trait, etc., portrait of Verien, frontispiece and plates, ded:cation copy to the Dauphin of France (son of Louis XIV., old French morocco, the Dauphin's arms in centres, g.e. (Du Seuil), Paris, N. Verien, 1685, 8vo. (889) Peters, £24 10s. [This volume has the distinction of being the first book printed in America by William Bradford. The evidence as to this is set forth in an extended note in Mr. Hildeburn's "Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania," where this book is given the second place. In calling it the "first book," we must except, of course, the little Almanack of 1685, which was printed by Bradford earlier in the same year. Budd himself had settled in Burlington, N. J., in 1678, and owned 5,000 acres of land, which cost him 100. His book is not a religious treatise, as are so many books of the period, but it is a good account of the country and its resources, written with a view of inducing settlers to make their homes in the country. At the end is the translation of "The Dying Words of Ockanichon," who died in Burlington; also an account of a Conference with the Indians at Burlington and other places.-Catalogue.] 5400 Bullock (William). Virginia Impartially examined, and left to publick view, to be considered by all Judicious and honest men, crushed levant morocco, with doublure of citron levant, gilt edges, by F. Bedford, John Hammond, 1649, 4to. (42) Quaritch, £27 5401 Burk (John). The History of Virginia, from its First Settlement to the Present Day, vol. i.-iii., Petersburg, Virginia, printed for the Author by Dickson and Pescud, 1804-1805The History of Virginia, commenced by John Burk and continued by Skelton Jones and Louis Hue Girardin, vol. iv., Petersburg, Virginia, printed by M. W. Dunnavant for the Proprietors, 1816, together 4 vol., morocco, t. e. g., vol. i.-iii. uncut, vol. iv. (said never to have been issued uncut) stilted to size, 1804-1816, 8vo. (43) Maggs, £10 15s. [The fourth volume is the rarest, a large portion of the edition having been destroyed by fire. This copy contained the original engraved portrait of Captain John Smith, from the map in his "History of Virginia," London, 1627; also an original water-colour portrait of L. H. Girardin, who assisted in the completion of the work. A written account of the circumstances leading to the duel in which Burk lost his life was also inserted.--Catalogue.] 5402 Burrough (Edward). A Declaration of the Sad and Great Persecution and Martyrdom of the People of God, called Quakers, in New England for the worshipping of God, . . . title in red and black, good copy in olive morocco, t. e. g., by Rivière, Robert Wilson [1660], 4to. (44) Stevens, 10 [Contained the first printed account of the persecution and martyrdom of Mary Dyer, with a copy of a letter sent by her to the rulers of Boston, after she had received sentence of death; also a relation of the persecution of Williamson Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson, with the manner of their execution at Boston.-Catalogue.] 5403 Byfield (Nathaniel). An Account of the late Revolution in New England. Together with the Declaration of the Gentlemen, Merchants and Inhabitants of Boston and the |