woodcut initials, old calf gilt, y. e., a few rust spots on plain margins at end, Imprinted by R. Tottel, Sept. x., 1554, small folio (110) Cockerell, £18 5561 Boiardo (M. M.) Orlando Innamorato, woodcuts (corners of some leaves stained), old calf gilt, with arms of the Abbé Estampes de Valençay, rare edition, Venet., P. de Nicolini de Sabio, 1535, small 4to. (113) Leighton, £2 6s. 5562 Boileau Despréaux (Nic.) Euvres, Large paper, illustrations by B. Picart, with the portrait of the Princess Charlotte after Keneller by Gunst, 2 vol., old English russia extra, g. e., Amst., D. Mortier, 1718, folio (115) Rosenthal, £4 4s. 5563 Boorde (Dr. Andrewe). Here Foloweth a Compendyous Regimente or Dyetary of Health made in Mount Pyllor, first edition, black letter, sound copy, Printed by Thos. Colwell in the house of Rob. Wyer, 1562-Here beginneth the Seing of Urynes, and of all the Colours that Urynes be of, with the Medicynes annexed, etc., black letter (leaf defective), Imprinted at London for Antony Kitson, n.d.— A Briefe Treatise touching the Preservation of the Eiesight, consisting partlie on Good Order of Diet and partlie in Use of Medicines, roman letter, title within woodcut borders, no place or printer's name, 1586-Gyer (Rev. N.) The English Phlebotomy, or Method and Way of Healing by Letting of Bloode, Printed for W. Hoskins and John Danter for Andrew Mansell, 1592, in I vol., old calf, small 8vo. (121) Quaritch, £30 5564 Borgo. Patiolus de Borgo (Frater Lucas). Divina Proportione, lit. goth. et rom., title in red and black, diagrams in the margins and 87 separate plates of proportions (including a whole alphabet) and ornamental woodcut initials, old calf gilt, sprinkled edges, sound and clean copy, many of the designs by Leonardo da Vinci, Venet., Paganinus de Paganinis, 1509, small folio (122) Bain, £18 5565 Bourchier (John, Knight, Lorde Bernis [sic].) The Castell of Love, translated out of Spanishe into Englyshe at the instaunce of the Lady Elizabeth Carew black letter. title within woodcut border, unbound, perfect and sound copy, but plain margins cut down and a few letters injured in margins of H I, Prynted in Paul's Churchyarde by John Turke, at the Sygne of the Byble, n. d., 12mo. (127)

Quaritch, £62 5566 Bowen (Emanuel). Britannia Depicta, or Ogilby Improved, engraved throughout, old English morocco, full gilt back, g. e., T. Bowles and E. Owen, 1720, small 4to. (128)

Ridler, £3 18s. 5567 Brant (Sebastian). Stultifera Navis. The Ship of Fooles, wherein is shewed the Folly of all States, with divers other workes, translated out of Latin into Englishe by Alexander Barclay, Priest (with the Latin Text), English in black letter, Latin in roman, woodcuts, old calf gilt, r.e., Im

printed in Paules Churchyarde by John Cawood, 1570, small folio (130) Pickering, £26 [This second edition of Barclay's translation of the "Ship of Fools" contains other pieces by him not found in Pynson's edition of 1509.-Catalogue.]

5568 Breydenbach (Bern. de). Le Saint Voyage et Pelerinage de la Cite Saincte de Hierusalem et des lieux Prochains, etc. (tiré du Latin en François par Frere Nicole de Huen), first edition, lettres bâtardes, with the 7 large folding metal engravings, original impressions, mended in some few places and backed, woodcuts in the text and ornamental initials (wanted title), old russia, extra gilt, m. e., Lyon, Michelet Topie de Pymont et Jacques Hekemberck, 1488, small folio (133) Quaritch, £48 5569 Broughton (Hugh, D.D.) A Concent of Scripture, original edition, printed on vellum (with dedication to Q. Elizabeth), engraved title, map and 4 copperplate engravings by W. Rogers, morocco gilt, no place, date or name of printer, 1596, small 4to. (136) Maggs, £72 5570 Browne (Sir Thomas). Religio Medici, the first issue of the first edition (published without the author's consent), engraved title by Marshall, in the original calf, Printed for And. Crooke, 1642, 12mo. (137) Cockerell, £38 5571 Browne (Sir Thomas). Hydriotaphia, Urne-Buriall, a Discourse of the Sepulchrall Urnes lately found in Norfolk, together with the Garden of Cyrus, etc., first edition, plate of urns and the Cyrus Garden, old calf gilt, r. e., H. Brome, 1658, small 8vo. (138) Steeds, £55s. 5572 Buck (S. and N.) Picturesque Views of Ruins of Castles, Abbeys, Monasteries, etc. in England and Wales, 420 views, original issue, subscriber's copy, bound in 3 vol. (Buck's receipt for subscription in fly-leaf of vol. i.), old calf gilt, 1726-42, oblong folio (148) Ridler, £15 1OS. 5573 Buckingham (John Sheffield Duke of). Works, LARGE AND THICK PAPER, portrait by Vertue, plate of monument and vignettes, 2 vol., old English morocco, full gilt floreate backs, g. e., John Barber, Alderman, 1723, 4to. (149)

Edwards, £2 IOS.

[Inserted is a power of attorney for the transfer of "£20,000 stoke in the Company of Merchants trading to the South Seas," signed by the Duke, with his seal.-Catalogue.] 5574 Burgmaier (Hans). Der Weisz Künig; eine Erzehlung von den Thaten Kaiser Maximilien des Ersten, von Marx Treistzsaurwein, zusammen getragen. herausgegeben aus dem Manuscripte, 237 large woodcuts from the original blocks, with the separate "Tableau des principaux Evénemens de Sa Vie" in French, morocco, with gilt and blind tooling, g. e., Wien, 1775; London, Edwards, 1799, folio (150) Rimell, £7 1OS. 5575 Burley (Walter, Anglus). Super Artem Veterem Porphyrii et Aristotelis Expositio, lit. goth., double columns of 49 lines (118 leaves), with signatures (Hain *4127), 2 large painted

and illuminated ornamental initials, with marginal decorations, and 3 smaller illuminated initials in the text, rubricated in blue and red, half russia, y.e., Venet., Christopherus Arnoldus, s. d. (152) Maggs, £4 4s. 5576 Burney (Dr. Ch.) General History of Music, portrait and plates by Bartolozzi, etc., 4 vol., old mottled calf gilt, y. e., Printed for the author, 1776-89, 4to. (153) Ellis, £35s. 5577 Burton (Rob.) Anatomy of Melancholy, etc., with a Satyricall Preface, the sixth edition, corrected and augmented by the author, old russia extra gilt, m. e., H. Cripps and L. Lloyd, 1652, small folio (154) Quaritch, £4 18s. 5578 [C. (W.)] Polimanteia, or the meanes lawfull and unlawfull to judge of the Fall of a Common-Wealth, against the frivolous and foolish conjectures of this Age, etc., unbound (contains title, dedication to Robert Devorax (sic) Earle of Essex, signed W. C., Preface to Reader and Latin verses, and text signatures A-Ff4, F-f4 blank), Cambridge, John Legate, 1595, small 4to. (157) A. Jackson, £131

[This work contained the earliest reference to Shakespeare.-Catalogue.] 5579 Cabinet Crozat. Recueil d'Estampes d'après les plus beaux Tableaux, etc. qui sont en France dans le Cabinet du Roy, etc., avec une déscription Historique (par J. P. Mariette), LARGE PAPER, vol. i., in 2 parts, containing 169 plates, original impressions, 2 extra plates inserted, in i vol., half calf, Paris, 1729, imperial atlas folio (158)

Rimell, £5 5s.

5580 Caesar (Julius). Opera, LARGE PAPER (25 copies printed), ruled in red, 87 large plates, with a portrait of the Duke of Marlborough, after Kneller, by Vertue, etc., old English morocco, Tonson, 1712, super imperial folio (159) Leighton, £3 7s. 6d. 5581 Camöens (Luys de). Los Lusiadas, traduzidos en octava rima Castellana por Benito Caldera, first edition of the Lusiads in Spanish, cut on title, half russia gilt, y. e., Alcala de Henares Juan Gracian, 1580, small 4to. (164) Sabin, £13 5582 Caraccio and Titian. A Series of 390 Engravings from the Works of Ant. Caraccio, Titian, etc., proof impressions, some in two states, bound in 3 vol., “Cabinet de Jabach," old calf gilt, r. e., oblong folio (170) Ridler, £510s. 5583 Caradoc. History of Cambria, now called Wales, written in the British Language above two hundredth Yeares past, translated into English by H. Lloyd, corrected, augmented and continued by D. Powell, D.D., first edition, black letter, woodcut title and cuts in the text, old calf gilt, R. Newberie and H. Denham, 1584, small 4to. (171) Ridler, £6 5584 [Carew (Lady Elizabeth).] The Tragedie of Mariam the Faire Queene of Jewry, written by that learned, virtuous and truly noble Ladie E. C., first edition, unbound, large copy, slightly stained, T. Creede for Rich. Hawkins, 1613, small 4to. (172) Sabin, £39 whereunto

5585 Carion (John). The thre bokes of Cronicles,

is added an Appendix gathered by John Funcke, of Nurenborough, whyche was never afore printed in English, black letter, old English russia, ornamental back and borders, y.e., Imprynted for Gwalter Lynne dwellynge on Somerskeye by Byllingesgate, 1550, small 4to. (174)

Leighton, £5 15s. 5586 Carlell (Lodowicke). The Deserving Favorite, as it was lately acted, first before the Kings Majestie and since publikely at the Blackfriers by his Majesties Servants, first edition, unbound, Mathew Rhodes, 1629, small 4to. (175) Pickering, £4 IOS.

5587 Cato.

Preceptes of Cato, with annotations of D. Erasmus of Roterodame, very profytable for all men. Newly imprynted and corrected, translated out of Latyn into Englyshe by Robert Burrant, black letter, A-M7 in 8's, 7 containing Grafton's device only, In officina R. Graftoni clarissimo principi Edoardo typographi, 1545-Sage and Prudente Saiynges of the Seaven Wyse Men-Wyse Saiynges and Prety tauntes of Puplius (sic), black letter. A- in 8's, 8 occupied by the Prince of Wales' feathers, ib., in 1 vol., old calf gilt, with the Toison d'Or in centres, r. e., 32mo. (178) Hazlitt, £49 5588 Ciento (sic) Novelle Antike (Le). [Pubblicate da Carlo Gualteruzzi], some leaves stained, numerous contemporary MS. notes in margins, old calf, original edition, Bologna nelle Case di Girolamo Benedetti, 1525, small 4to. (180)

Quaritch, £8 5589 Cervantes (M. de). El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, nueva ediçione, corregida por la Real Academia Española, portrait, map and plates by A. Carnicero, Jos. des Castillo, etc., 4 vol., russia extra, y.e., Madrid, J. Ibarra, 1780, 4to. (183) Pickering, £4 4s. 5590 Chamberlaine (Rob.) The Swaggering Damsell, a Comedy, first edition (title soiled, plain half of last leaf torn off), unbound, T. Cotes for And. Crooke, 1640-Chamberlaine (William). Loves Victory, a Tragi-Comedy, first edition, unbound, E. Cotes for R. Clavell, 1658, small 4to. (188)

Sabin, £16 10S.

5591 Chapman (George). The Gentleman Usher, first edition (2 or 3 leaves soiled, headline cut), unbound, V. S. for Thomas Thorpe, 1606, small 4to. (189) Ellis, £27 10s. 5592 Chapman (George). May Day, a Comedie divers times acted at Blackefryers, first edition (title defective and mended), unbound, Printed for John Brown, 1611-The Widowes Teares, a Comedie, often presented in the blacke and white Friers, first edition, unbound, ib., 1612, small 4to. (190) Sabin, £62 1OS.

5593 Chapman (G.) and James Shirley. The Ball, a Comedy as presented by her Majesties Servants at the Private House in Drury-Lane, T. Cotes for Andr. Crooke, etc., 1639— Tragedie of Chabot Admirall of France (by the same), (g i.

slightly defective), ib., 1639, both first editions, unbound, small 4to. (192) Sabin, £10 10S. 5594 Charles I. Eikon Basilike. The Pourtraicture of his Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and Sufferings, transcribed by J. Thomasen, Schoolmaster at Tarvin in the County of Chester, written in imitation of old English open-faced type, with a copy of the head of the king (dedicated to Queen Anne), pp. 254, besides portrait, title, dedication and 66 Contents," ," russia gilt, y. e., 1713, small 4to. (196)

Maggs, £55s. 5595 Chaucer (Geoffrey). Works, compared with the former editions and many Valuable MSS. by John Urry, with a Glossary and Life, etc., portrait and vignettes, old calf gilt, r. e., B. Lintot, 1721, folio (201) Pickering, £3 35. 5596 Chess and other Games. Manuscript on vellum in old Norman French (182 leaves, 9% by 7 inches). Begins: Chil dor traient premiers & vellēt matter des rouges a deus trais ne plus ne maïs prenges le ruges a defendre car il ne le puent faire se chius ki trait de celles dor trait seu anfin en a prent seu pannet de teuroc se li donne eskiec si est deffendu," gothic letter, each page to leaf 146 having a drawing of a chess-board in black and white, with figures in gold and red, folios 146 to 169 are occupied by bagatelle (?) problems, and the remainder by a square boarded game in which gold and red counters are used; several pages have very fine strap and scroll illuminated ornamental initials with marginal decorations containing grotesque figures and animals, birds, spiked foliage, etc., and there are also numerous ornamental pen-letters and other decorations (an initial on folio 170 cut out), old calf, Sæc. xiii.-xiv., 4to. (202) Quaritch, £800

[A very interesting and uncommon Manuscript, most likely of Anglo-Norman workmanship. The pages are entirely occupied by problems and their solutions in the three board games which it treats of.—Catalogue.]

5597 Christian Piety (The Causes of the Decay of), Written by the Author of The Whole Duty of Man, engraving of St. Paul's Burning on title, old English morocco, gilt ornamental back, the sides inlaid with a brown outer frame of cottage roof design and centre ornament of red, surrounded by blind and gilt tooling of flower ornaments, g. e., R. Norton for R. Pawlett, 1679, 8vo. (204) Pickering, £44 5598 Christian Sacrifice (The), a Treatise shewing the Necessity, End and Manner of receiving the Holy Communion, etc., 2 frontispieces, old English morocco, g. e., a fine specimen, well preserved, R. N. for R. Royston, 1671, 8vo. (205)

5599 Chronicon.

Leighton, £10 5s. Fasciculum Temporum ad annum 1474 (cum Tabula), auctore Wernero Rolewinck), lit. goth., numerous architectural and other woodcuts, rubricated in red and blue, illuminated ornamental initial on first page, 72 leaves,