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A 
 
 GENERAL INDEX 
 
 TO 
 
 Hazlitt's Handbook 
 
 AND HIS 
 
 Bibliographical Collections 
 
 (1867— 1889) 
 
 By G. J. GRAY 
 
 AUTHOR OF "A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SIR ISAAC NEWTON," ETC. 
 
 Edited by W. CAREW HAZLITT 
 
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PREFACE, 
 
 After an unexpected, but not altogether avoidable, delay, the Index to 
 my Handbook, 1867, and to my Collections, 1876—89, which Mr. Gray 
 of Cambridge spontaneously offered to compile as a labour of love, is at 
 length offered to the public, and cannot fail to prove a great boon to all 
 who may have hereafter occasion to consult the serial descriptive Cata- 
 logues of Early English Literature published by me since 1876, in common 
 with the Handbook itself, the repository of much useful informatiori, which 
 there has been no reason to supersede or repeat. 
 
 The plan on which Mr. Gray has proceeded is unquestionably most 
 elaborate and exhaustive, but that it errs on that side, I do not wish or 
 mean to say ; for my experience teaches me that the multiplication of 
 entries, references, and cross-references can hardly be carried too far, 
 looking at the manifold variety of purposes for which such a work as 
 mine is apt to serve. 
 
 The task has been laborious and irksome, I suspect, beyond Mr. 
 Gray's worst or best expectations ; and he is to be warmly congratulated 
 on having finally brought it to a satisfactory close. 
 
 I must add that for the principle and scale on which the Index is 
 executed Mr. Gray is alone responsible. 
 
 Here my system of periodical issues of the result of my study of the 
 bibliographical product of the auction-rooms and of the stores of my good 
 friends the booksellers must terminate. Whatever my future gleanings 
 may be, they will necessarily remain in the manuscript form for my own 
 personal use or that of my friends and fellow-labourers. 
 
 W. C. H. 
 
 Babnbs Common, Sdbeet, 
 November 1892. 
 
EXPLANATION OF ABBEEVIATIONS. 
 
 H. Hazlitt's Handbook, 1867. 
 
 I. „ Collections and Notes, 1876. ' 
 
 II. „ „ „ Second Series, 1882. 
 
 III. „ „ „ Third Series, 1887. 
 
 IV. „ „ „ Supplements to the Third Series, 1889. 
 A. The Antiquary, vol. xx., 1889. 
 
GENEEAL INDEX. 
 
 A., B., Gent. King James His Apo- 
 
 thegmes, 1643, III. 125. 
 A., B., Printer. See Bernard Alsop. 
 A., C. Verses in N. JBreton's Wil of 
 
 Wit, 1597. 
 A, 0. Translated L. Richome, Holy 
 
 Pictures, 1619. 
 A., E. [Edmund Arwaker]. Elegy on 
 
 Elizabeth, Duchess of Ormond, 1684, 
 
 II. I. 
 A., E. Translated if. Oribaldi's Epistle, 
 
 1550- 
 
 A., E. [Edward Aggas]. Translated : 
 Admonition given by one of the 
 Duke of Savoyes Councel, 1589, II. 
 228, IV. 164. — Centre-League, and 
 answers to certain Letters, 1589, I. 
 168. — Declaration set forth by the 
 Frenche Kinge, 1585, II. 227.— Z)e 
 la Noue's Politicks and Militarie 
 Discourses, 1587. — De Mornay's De- 
 fence of Death, 1577. — Excellent 
 Discourse upon the now present estate 
 of France, 1592, II. 23. — Journal, 
 wherein is set down, &c., 1592, II. 
 230. — Kings Declarations upon his 
 Edicts for Combats, 1613, I. 170. — 
 Order of Ceremonies at coronation of 
 . . . Henry IV. of France, 1594, II. 
 230. — State Discourse upon the late 
 hurt of the French King, 1595, 1. 169. 
 — True Discourse of the whole occur- 
 rences, &c., 1601, 1. 169. See Aggas. 
 
 A., E., Printer. See Edtoard Allde. 
 
 A.,'E.,Printer, Caen, 1591,1. 168, III. 84. 
 
 A, E. Verses in Philocrates, The 
 Eoyal Sacrifice, 1648. 
 
 A. , F. Letter, touching the proceedings 
 in a Private Quarrel], 1580, H. i. 
 
 A., F., at Worcester. C. Barlcsdale's 
 Nympha Libethris, 165 1, printed for. 
 
 A., F. Translated ^S". Ford^s Fall and 
 
 funeral of Northampton, 1677. 
 A., G. Pallas Armata, 1639, H. i, II. i. 
 A., G. Verses in Alex. Nevile, de 
 
 Furoribvis Norf. Ketto Duce, 1575. 
 A., H. Parthenia Sacra, 1633. See 
 
 Hen. Hawleins. 
 A., H. [Henry* Austin]. Translated 
 
 Ovid's Scourge of Venus, 16 13. 
 A, H.. Verses in Mrs. K. Philips' 
 
 Poems, B664. 
 A., I. Translated Pliny's Summary of 
 
 Antiquities, 1566. 
 A., I. Verses in Hunvplirey Mill's 
 
 Poems, r639, 
 A., J. Funeral Elegy on Major Edward 
 
 Grey, 1644, H. 244, II. i. 
 A., J. Good "Woman's Champion, 
 
 [1640], H. I, II. I. 
 A, J. Vindication of the Roman 
 
 Catholicks, 1660, II. i. 
 A., J. Translator of Great Wonders 
 
 that are chaunced in the realme of 
 
 Naples, 1566, H. 175. 
 A., J., Bookseller, 1639, I. 209; 1641, 
 
 IL 639, H. 99. 
 A., J., Printer, 1680, II. 70; i68r, 
 
 in. 258; 1682, III. 279, IL 373; 
 
 1687, L 481. 
 A, L. Translator of Bellianis, 1598. — 
 
 Seventh and Eighth Books of the 
 
 Myrrour of Knighthood, 1598-9, H. 
 
 321. 
 A., M. Discovery and confutation of a 
 
 Tragicall Fiction, 1599, H. 574. 
 A., M. Poems, 1668, IL i. 
 A., Lady M. C. Our Ladie hath a new 
 
 Sonne, by C. iV., 1595, ded. to. 
 A., 0. The Uncasing of Heresie, 1623, 
 
 L 10. 
 A, P. See PatricJc Forbes. 
 
 A 
 
EXPLANATION OF ABBEEVIATIONS. 
 
 H. Hazlitt's Handbook, 1867. 
 I. „ Collections and Notes, 1876. 
 II. „ „ „ Second Series, 1882. 
 
 III. „ „ „ Third Series, 1887. 
 
 IV. „ „ „ Supplements to the Third Series, 1889. 
 A. The Antiquary, vol. xx., 1889. , 
 
GENEEAL INDEX. 
 
 A., B., G&nt. King James His Apo- 
 
 thegmes, 1643, III. 125. 
 A., B., Printer. See Bernard Alsop. 
 A., C. Verses in N. Breton^s Wil of 
 
 Wit, 1597. 
 A., C. Translated L. Ricliome, Holy 
 
 Pictures, 1619. 
 A., E. [Edmund Arwaker]. Elegy on 
 
 Elizabeth, Duchess of Ormond, 1684, 
 
 II. I. 
 A, R Translated ilf. Gribaldi's Epistle, 
 
 1550- 
 
 A., B. [Edward Aggas]. Translated : 
 Admonition given by one of the 
 Duke of Savoyes Councel, 1589, II. 
 228, IV. 164. — Cohtre-League, and 
 answers to certain Letters, 1589, I. 
 168. — Declaration set forth by the 
 Frenche Kinge, 1585, II. 227. — De 
 la Noue's Politicke and Militarie 
 Discourses, 1587. — De Mornay's De- 
 fence of Death, 1577. — Excellent 
 Discourse upon the now present estate 
 of France, 1592, IL 23. — Journal, 
 wherein is set down, &c., 1592, II. 
 230. — Kings Declarations upon his 
 Edicts for Combats, 1613, I. 170. — 
 Order of Ceremonies at coronation of 
 . . . Henry IV. of France, 1594, II. 
 230. — State Discourse upon the late 
 hurt of the French King, 1 595, 1. 1 69. 
 — True Discourse of the whole occur- 
 rences, &c., 1 60 1, 1. 169. See Aggas. 
 
 A., B., Printer. See Edioard Allde. 
 
 A..,'E.,Printer, Caen, 1591,1. 168, III. 84. 
 
 A., E. Verses in Pidlocrates, The 
 Eoyal Sacrifice, 1648. 
 
 A., F. Letter, touching the proceedings 
 in a Private Quarrell, 1580, H. i. 
 
 A., F., at Worcester. C. Barksdale's 
 Nympha Libethris, 1651, printed for. 
 
 A., F. Translated S. Ford's Fall and 
 
 funeral of Northampton, 1677. 
 A., G. Pallas Armata, 1639, H. i, II. i. 
 A., Q. Verses in Alex. Nevile, de 
 
 Fuioribus Norf. Ketto Duce, 1575. 
 A., H. Parthenia Sacra, 1633. See 
 
 Hen. Hawldns. 
 A., H. [Henry* Austin]. Translated 
 
 Ovid's Scourge of Venus, 16 13. 
 A, H.. Verses in Mrs. K. Philips' 
 
 Poems, 116 64. 
 A., L Translated Pliny's Summary of 
 
 Antiquities, 1566. 
 A., I. Verses in Humphrey Mill's 
 
 Poems, r639, 
 A., J. Funeral Elegy on Major Edward 
 
 Grey, 1644, H. 244, II. i. 
 A., J. Good Woman's Champion, 
 
 [1640], H. I, II. I. 
 A., J. Vindication of the Roman 
 
 Catholicks, 1660, II. i. 
 A., J. Translator of Great Wonders 
 
 that are chaunced in the realme of 
 
 Naples, 1566, H. 175. 
 Aw, J., BooJcseller, 1639, I. 209; 1641, 
 
 IL 639, H. 99. 
 A., J., Printer, 1680, II. 70; i68r, 
 
 m. 258; 1682, m. 279, IL 373; 
 
 1687, L 481. 
 A., L. Translator of Bellianis, 1598. — 
 
 Seventh and Eighth Books of the 
 
 Myrrour of Knighthood, 1598-9, H. 
 
 321. 
 A., M. Discovery and confutation of a 
 
 Tragicall Fiction, 1599, H. 574. 
 A., M. Poems, 1668, IL i. 
 A, Lady M. C. Our Ladie hath a new 
 
 Sonne, by G. N., 1595, ded. to. 
 A. ,0. The Uncasing of Heresie, 1623, 
 
 L 10. 
 A, P. See Patrick Forbes. 
 
 A 
 
[ 2 ] 
 
 ABBOT 
 
 A., P. Y©x Clamantis, 1684, I. 10. 
 A., P., Gent. Translated The Count of 
 
 Gabalis, 16B0. III. 28. — Life of Pope 
 
 Alexander VII., 1667, II. 7. 
 A., R. Alphabet of the Holy Proverbs 
 
 of Solomon, 1596, H. 566. 
 A., E., Gantab. Elegy upon the Earl of 
 
 Southampton and Lord Wriottesley, 
 
 1624, II. I. 
 A., K., Gent, ^sop the fabulist, meta- 
 morphosed and mythologyzed, 1634, 
 
 I. 4. — Valiant Welshman, 1615, 
 
 1663, H. 471. 
 A., R., Printer. See Robert Austin. 
 A., S. The Widow's Mite, by A. G., 
 
 1 6 19, ded. to. 
 A., S. Translated De Radon's Funeral 
 
 of the Mass, 1673. 
 A, S. W. Most easy Instructions for 
 
 Eeading, &c. [1610], II. 667. 
 A., T. Massacre of Money, 1602. See 
 
 T. Aylworth: 
 A., T. Some Eeflections upon a late 
 
 pamphlet, 1681, II. i. 
 A., T. Letter of a Catholike Man, 
 
 16 10, III. I. 
 A., T. Verses -in Simon Latham's 
 
 Falconry, r6i5. 
 A.,"!., £oo7cseUer, 1641, I. 266; n.d., 
 
 n. 145- 
 
 A., TL, /. C. Catholique Traditions, 
 
 1609,1.473; 1610,111.1. 
 A., Sir W., Knt. Supplement to 
 
 Countesse of Pembroke's Arcadia, 
 
 1629, I. 496. 
 A, W., Barrister -at -Law. Apology 
 
 for the East India Company, 1690, 
 
 III. I. 
 A, W. Dedication of Jas. Shirley's 
 
 Loves Crueltie, 1640. 
 A., W. Meditations, &c., in Ralph 
 
 Crane's Handful of Celestial Flowers 
 
 [1633]. 
 A, W. Preface to Be Fare's Comical 
 
 History of Francion, 1703. 
 A., W. [William Aglionby]. Present 
 
 State of the United Provinces of the 
 
 Low Country, 1669, II. i. 
 A., W. Translated G. Maupai French . 
 
 Grammar, 1634. 
 A. B. C. Powell, [1545], H. 2, L i.— 
 
 A New. Miles Huggard, 1557. — 
 
 All the Letters of the, 1575, H. 2, 1. 
 
 I . —both in latin and englisli , [1538], 
 
 I. 473. — French, 1615, II. 232.-^ 
 Godlyand Christian, n.d.,T3.. 2, 1. 473. 
 — M. P[arker] his, 1629, II. 443. — of 
 a priest called Heugh Stourmy, 1557- 
 58, II. 583. — or a Century of Epi- 
 grams. R. West, 1608. — or Horn 
 Book, [1625], II. 291. — or Institution 
 of a Christian, 163 1, III. i. — The 
 Virgins, n.d., H. 2. — to the Christian 
 Congregation. Thos Knell, n.d. — 
 with a Catechism, 1646, A. 164. — 
 with the Lord's Prayer, &c., 1553, 
 I. 473. — with the Pater-noster, &c. 
 [1559], IV. I. — Young Man's, 1684,' 
 H. 2. 
 A. B. G. D. Edarium Anglico-Latinum. 
 
 Richard Huloet, 1552. 
 A Fayringe I am, 1586, IL t,^- 
 A gueat complainte and that somethyng 
 
 faynte, 1565-6, IL 30. 
 A harte declarynge his heavenes, 1565- 
 
 66, IL 30. 
 A La Mode, 1647, H. 345. 
 A la mode de Paris, ,[1659], IL 179. 
 A Rare a Show, 1688, III. 314. 
 A WoefuH Warninge to our wanton 
 
 willes, 1582,, IL 33. 
 Abacho. Arithmetica, 1590, II. 2. 
 Abantiades, Seleucus. S. N.'s Aula 
 
 Lucis, 165 1-2, ded. to. 
 Abbot, Eliz. Seabrook, alias. Appre- 
 hension, arraignment, ifec. of, 1608, 
 n. 357, IV. 60. 
 Abbot, George, Archh. of Canterbury. 
 Brief Description of the Whole 
 World, 1635, L I ; 1641, II. 2 ; 
 1656, A. 163. — Letter against tole- 
 rating the Popish Eeligion, 1642, 
 IV. 18. — Contributor to Academise 
 Oxoniensis Pietas, &c., 1603, H. 296. 
 — Preface to Examination of George 
 Sprot, by Sir W. Hart, 1608. — Notice 
 of, in /. Dunbar's Epigrams, 16 16. 
 — Verses to, in L. Petrueei's Apologia, 
 1 619. — E. Brerewuod's Enquiries, 
 1614. Ant, CJiamprie7/s Yocs.tion of 
 Bishops, 1 61 6. Sir J. Hayward's 
 Sanctuary of a troubled Soul, 16 16. 
 Hen. Lord's Discovery of the Sect 
 of the Banians, 1630. S. Purchas' 
 Pilgrimage, 16 13, ded. to. 
 Abbot, George, M.P. The Psalms 
 
 paraphrased, 1650, IL 2. 
 Abbot, John, alias Elvers. Divine 
 
ABBOT 
 
 [ 3 ] 
 
 ABUSE 
 
 Rhapsodies [1647], H. 2, 1648, H. 2. 
 — Jesus Prsefigured, 1623, H. i. — 
 Sad State of a distracted kingdom, 
 1645, H. 2, I. 360. — Mentioned, in 
 Copy of the Prisoners Judgement 
 condemned to dye from Newgate, 
 1641, I. 342. 
 
 Abbot, Sir Maurice, Lord Mayor of 
 London. Porta Pietatis, Shows, &c. 
 at the initiation of, Tho-t. Heyioood, 
 1638, H. 273. — Chr. Borri's Cochin 
 China, 1633, ded. to. 
 
 Abbot of Evyll Profytes. Copy of the 
 Commandment General, H. 2. 
 
 Abdelazer : or the Moor's revenge. 
 A. Behn, 1693. 
 
 Abdella, Alkaid Jaurar Ben, and Eobert 
 Blake, Arrival and Entertainments 
 of, 1637, H. 40, 1. 39. 
 
 Abdicated, The Debate at Large, re- 
 lating to the word, 1695, ^^- ^^5- 
 
 Abdicated Prince, The, 1690, IV. 
 148. 
 
 Abel, Alderman, and K Kilvert, Dia- 
 logue between, 1641, H. 485. — Last 
 Discourse, 1641, H. 485. — Exact 
 Legendary, containing the whole life 
 of, 1 64 1, H. 485. 
 
 Abel being dead yeat speaketh. John 
 Norton, 1658. 
 
 Abel Redivivus. Thomas Fullm; 165 1. 
 
 Abell, John. Songs, 1701, IL 2. 
 
 Abell, Thomas. Invicta Veritas, 1532, 
 L I. 
 
 Abercom, James, Earl of. Peter 
 Lowe's Chirurgy, 1634, ded. to. — 
 Notice of, in J. Dunbar's Epigrams, 
 1616. 
 
 Abercromby, David. Discourse of Wit, 
 1686, III. I. 
 
 Aberdeen, George, Earl of. Sir J. 
 Dalrymple's Decisions of the Lords 
 of Council, 1683, ded. to. 
 
 Aberdeen, General demand of Doctors 
 of Divinity and Ministers in, 1662, 
 IL 543. — Panegyricus Inauguralis. 
 A. Strachan, 1631. — Popes Proces- 
 sion at, 1689, II. 544.— Survey of 
 the City. Alex. Skene, 1685. 
 
 Aberdeen-Boo/«eZZers .• A. Eeith, [i 700]. 
 Jas. Chalmers, 1760. D. Melvill, 
 1622-33. — Printers: James Brown, 
 1651-60. John Forbes, 1662-66. 
 John Forbes, yr., 1670-85. Jas. 
 
 Nichol, 171 1. Edw. Eaban, 1621^ 
 45. — Printed: 1622,11.487; 1633, 
 H. 314, 512 ; 1660, H. 94. 
 
 Abergavenny, Hen. Neville, Baron. 
 /. de Serres' Sweete Thoughts of 
 Death, 1632, ded. to. 
 
 Abernethy, Adam. Ecloga Regalis, 
 1625, H. 2, II. 667. 
 
 Abernethy, Thomas. Abjuration of 
 Popery, 1638, II. 2. — Andrew Eam- 
 sa^/'s "Warning, &c., at the receiving 
 of, 1638. 
 
 Aberwick, True Report of a Strange 
 and Monstrous child born at, 1580, 
 H. 424. 
 
 Abhorrers and Addressers. Second Let- 
 ter upon, 1682, II. 346. 
 
 Abingdon, James, Earl of. J. Aubrei/s 
 Miscellanies, 1696. Cornelius Ne- 
 pos, tr. H. Cruttenden, 1684. Dri/- 
 den's Eleonora, 1692. Bob. Gould's 
 Poems, 1689. Presbytery Rough- 
 drawn, by B. G., 1683, ded. to. 
 
 Abingdon, Countess of. J. Dryden's 
 Eleonora, 1692, in memory of. 
 
 Abingdon, In honour of. John Richard- 
 son, 1641. — Lord Digby's design to 
 betray, 1644,11. 175. — Mery Jest of 
 the mylner of, And. Borde, n.d. — 
 Pleasant History of the two angry 
 women of, Hen. PoHer, 1599. 
 
 Abington, Wm., Boolcseller, 1684, II. 
 
 465- 
 
 Abington, Wm. Contributed to Jun- 
 sonus Virhius, 1636, I. 240. 
 
 Abney, Mrs. Sarah, Mrs. Mary, and 
 Mrs. Eliz., daughters of Sir Thos. 
 Abney. Isaac Watts' Art of Read- 
 ing, 1 72 1, ded. to. 
 
 Abraham and Sara, New Ballad of, 
 1586, IL 2. 
 
 Abraham offered Isaac, Ballad how, 
 1568, IL 2. 
 
 Abraham's sacrifice. T. Beza, 1577. 
 
 Abra-MulS, or true history of the de- 
 thronement of Mahomet IV. Le 
 Noble, 1696. 
 
 Absalom and Achitophel. JohnDryden, 
 1682. 
 
 Absalom Senior, 1680, 1682, II. 2. 
 
 Abstinence, Discourse upon prodigious. 
 John Reynolds, 1669. 
 
 Abuse, School of. Strphen Gossan, 
 
 IS79- 
 
ABUSE 
 
 [ 4 ] 
 
 ACT 
 
 Abuse stript and whipt. Geo. Wither, 
 1613. 
 
 Abuses, Anatomy of. Philip Stubbes, 
 1583. — Nipping or Snipping of. 
 John Taylor, 1614. — Proposals for 
 the Keform of. Wm. Gery, 1659.^ 
 Twelve Steppes of. St. Augmttne, 
 
 1550- 
 Abyssinia, Account of. John Leo^s 
 
 Geographical History of Africa, 
 
 1600. 
 Abyssinian Philosophy confuted. R. 
 
 St. Clair, 1697. 
 Acacius. Parallelismus, 1626, II. 2. — 
 
 a Parallel, 1626, II. 2. 
 Academia, or Humours of the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford. A. D'Anvers, 
 
 1 69 1. 
 Academise quae aliquando fuere et hodie 
 
 sunt in Europa. M. Windsor, 1S90. 
 
 — totius Europae, 1586, H. 2. 
 Academiarum examen. John Webster, 
 
 1654. — Vindiciae, 1654, II. 2. 
 Academical Discourses. G. F. Lore- 
 
 dano, 1664. 
 Academy, The. Edward Chamberlayne, 
 
 1671. 
 Academy, The New. Richard Brome, 
 
 1659. 
 Academy of Compliments, 1640, H. 
 
 2, L I, a; 1645, I. 2 j 1650, H. 2, 
 
 I. 2; 1654, III. 196; 1655, H. 2; 
 
 1658, H. 2, I. 2; 1663, III. 196; 
 
 1664, H. 2, III. 196 J 1685, I. 2. 
 
 ? By J. Gough, H. 234. 
 Academy of Compliments erected for 
 
 Ladies, 1681, H. 2. 
 Academy of Compliments, Delightful 
 
 New, [1780], I. I. 
 Academy of Compliments, New, 1669, 
 
 H. 2, ; 1670, II. 2; 1671, A. 164; 
 
 1681, IV. I ; 1713,1 1 ; 1734,11.2. 
 Academy of Compliments, Newest, 
 
 1701, I. 2. 
 Academy of Pleasure, 1656, H. 2. 
 Academy of True Wisdom. J. W., 
 
 1694. 
 Acarete, Mons. Voyage up the Eiver 
 of Plata, in Voyages and Discoveries 
 in 8. America, 1698, II. 623. 
 Accidence, [1495], H. 685, I. 2. 
 John Stanbridge, n.d. — commenc't 
 Grammar. John Milton, 1669. — 
 EnghsL Joshua Poole, 1655. I 
 
 John Stoekwood, 1590. — Exaniina« 
 tion of the. T. 0., 1606, I. 478.— 
 explained. C. Hoole, 167 1. — Latin 
 and Irish, 1562-3, II. 300. — 
 Scholars guide to the. R. Johnson, 
 1677. 
 
 Accomplisht Ladies Delight, T. P., 
 1677. 
 
 Accomplisht Ladies Rich Closet of 
 Earities. John Shirley, 1687. 
 
 Accompt Cleared. Roger L' Estrange, 
 1681. 
 
 Accounts, Book of. ./. Weddington, 
 1567. — Brief Instruction ... to 
 keep. John Mellis, 1588. — Manner 
 and form to keep. James Peele, 
 
 1553- 
 Accuser Shamed, The. J. Fry, 1648. 
 Acetaria, John Evelyn, 1699. 
 Achademios : Comedy. John Skelton, 
 Achaia, History of the united provinces 
 
 of. Jacobus Gothfredus, 1673. 
 Achelley, Thos. Key of Knowledge, 
 
 [1571], II. 3. — Massacre of Money, 
 
 by T. A., 1602, H. I. — Verses in 
 
 Thos. Watson's Passionate Century 
 
 of Love, 1582. 
 Acher, Abraham, Printer and Boole- 
 seller at Rotterdam, 1686, III. 281. 
 Acheson, Alexander. True State of 
 
 the Case of the two Danish Ships, 
 
 taken by, 1684, III. 61. 
 Acheson, James. Military Garden, 
 
 1629, II. 3. 
 Achilles Shield. Translated horn Homer 
 
 by George Chapman, 1598. 
 Achitophel. Nath. Carpenter, 1640. 
 Achmat, Eelation of the death of, 
 
 1618, IL 607. 
 Ackman, Thos., and others. Petition 
 
 unto His Grace H.M.'s High Com- 
 missioner, &c.. III. 64. 
 Acolastus his After -witte. Sam, 
 
 Nicholson, 1600. 
 Acolastus, Comedy of. W. Fulloniua, 
 
 1540. 
 Acosta, Joseph. History of the East 
 
 and West Indies, 1604, I. 2. 
 Acrysious, Ballett intituled. Xhid 
 
 1568-9, H. 431. 
 Actaeon, New Sonnet . . . how Diana 
 
 transformed, H. 3. 
 Actaeon and Diana. Robert Cox, n.d. 
 Act of Oblivion, Proclamation touching 
 
ACTON 
 
 [ 5 ] 
 
 ADAMSON 
 
 the speedy calling to accompt of 
 persons . . . excepted in the, 1660, II. 
 108. — H.M.'s gracious letter to H. of 
 C. to pass the Bill for confirming the, 
 1661, II. no. 
 
 Acton, William. A new Journal of 
 Italy, 1691, II. 667. 
 
 Actors, Apology for. Tlios. Heyiooodj 
 1612. — Eemonstrance, 1643, H. 
 463, I. 3. — Eefutation of the Apology 
 for. John Greene, 1615. — Vindica- 
 tion. Thos. Heywood, [1655]. 
 
 Acts and Monuments. John Fox, 
 
 1563. 
 Acuna, Hernando de. Eesolved Gentle- 
 man, 1594, H. 3. 
 Ad Popnlum. P. Hausted, 1644. 
 Ad Populum : A Low Country Lecture 
 
 to the People of England, 1653, H. 
 
 117. 
 Adagia in Latin and English, 1622, 
 
 H. 487. Barth. Bobinson, 1621. 
 Adagia Scotica. B. JB., 1668, III. 11. 
 Adagies, Manual of. John Leicester, 
 
 1623. 
 Adair, J. Sea-coasts and Islands of 
 
 Scotland, 1703, IV. i. 
 Adam. Ballett of Adams fearful fall, 
 
 1570, II. 3. — Complaynt of, 1567-8, 
 
 IIL 2. F. Sabie, 1596. 
 Adam in Eden. Wm. Coles, 1657. 
 Adam, Word of Prophesy . . . with a 
 
 little of the first. H. Pinnell, 1643. 
 Adam and Eve, Ballad of ye fyrst fall 
 
 of, 1578-9, IL 3. 
 Adam and Eve stript of their furbelows, 
 
 IV. 118. 
 Adam and Eve, Volatiles for the 
 
 History of. Sir John Pettus, 1674. 
 Adam, Melchior. Life and Death of 
 
 Martin Luther, 1641, I. 3. 
 Adam Bel, Clym of the cloughe and 
 
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 1536, I. 33 ; Copland, n.d., H. 
 
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 Adamson, John. Ta Ton Mousoa 
 
ADAMSON 
 
 [ 6 J 
 
 AELIAN 
 
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 Adllngton, William. Translated Apu- 
 
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AENEAS 
 
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 Aethiopian, The Fair. Heliodorm, 163 1. 
 
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 Affaniae. C. Fit?. Jeffrey, 1601. 
 
 Affectionate Shepherd. R. Barnfield, 
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 Afflicted in Body, Treatise for all. 
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 Africanum, Systema. Win. Willcinson, 
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 AIM 
 
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 Against the apple of the left' eye of 
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 Age, Cure of Old. Roger Bacon, 1683. 
 
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AINSWORTH 
 
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 ALBA 
 
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ALBAN 
 
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 ALCHOBNE 
 
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 Albion's England. William Warner, 
 
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 Albovine, King of the Lombards : 
 
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ALEXANDER 
 
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 Alexandrean, The. Sir Wm. Alexander, 
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 1698. 
 
 Alexio [Alexto] and Angelica, Tragi- 
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 Algorism, Introduction of, 1581, II. 8. 
 
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ALEABD 
 
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 All Fools. Geo. Chapman, 1605. 
 
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 1588, II. 656. —Mistaken. Eon. 
 Jos. Howard, 1672. — Eeball and 
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 538. 
 Allde, Edward, Printer at the Loitg 
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 1585, H. 212, 450, 479 ; 1586, H. 
 28, 152, 27s, II. 45, 179, 193, 370, 
 379; 1588, H. 7, IIS, 121. 280, I. 
 99, 142, 222; 1589, H. 164, 188, 
 201, 466, II. 228, 415 ; 1590, H. 
 359.437= 533; 1591. H. 121, 152, 
 I. 124, II. 191; 1592, H. 62, 241, 
 I. 102 J 1593,11. 284, 626; 1594, 
 H. 138, 322, 451, 467, I- 248, III. 
 257 J ^595. H. 138, 249, I. 222; 
 1596, H. 437, II. 399, III. 195; 
 1597, 1. 121. — dwelling in Ald&rsgate 
 Street, over against the Pump, III. 
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 169 ; 1599, H. 468, 1. 307 ; 1600, H. 
 277. 314. 392, 508, III. 84, A. 167 ; 
 1601, H. 381 ■ 1602, III. 45, 245; 
 
 1603, H. 295, 454, II. 200, 307, 
 
 III. 92; 1604, H. 59, 154, 167, 
 206, 521, 1. 122 ; 1605, H. 217, 296, 
 427, I. 175, II. 602, III. 199, 264; 
 1606, H. 32, 149, 260, 267, 297, 373, 
 421, 517, I. 121, 125, 19J ; 1607, 
 H. 26, 245, 392. 521. 523, 552, 575. 
 646,1368,11. 314,111.231; 1608, 
 H. 59, 523. 539. 1- 286,11.284,111. 
 214; 1609, H. 150, 471, II. 183; 
 
 1610, H. 43, 343, 382, 506, L 40, 
 63, 86, 121, 208, III. 1^7, 157; 
 
 161 1, H. 144, 523, I. 170; 1612, 
 H. 59, 384, 421, 524, 594, 664, I. 
 371, III. 171, IV. 67; 1613, H. 
 59. 77, 421, I. 3q6, II. 61; 1614, 
 H. 74, 122, 498, I. 298, II. S96, III. 
 254, 1615, H. 8, 576, 586, I. 401, 
 II. 389, III. 240; 1616, H. 315, I. 
 306, II. 573; 1617, H. 212, III. 
 81 ; 1618, H. 193, 595, II. 253, 593, 
 
 IV. 131,; 1619, H. 384; 1620, H. 
 31, 483. S°i. 526, 541, 596, I- 286, 
 II. 512; 1621, H. 216, 394, 596, 
 597. I- 175 ; 1622, H. 395, 597, I. 
 290, 419, II. 630, III. 172, 174, 
 175, 184; 1623, H. 276, 485, 597, 
 628, I. 283, 338, 436. ni. 35; 
 1624, H. 140, 449, 598, I. 212, 283, 
 11. 243, 380 ; 1625, H. 19, 598, I. 
 419, II. 549, 710; 1626, H. 527, 
 II. 475, III. 104 ; 1627, H. 598, I. 
 269. — n.d., H. 119, 149, 178, 262, 
 343, 373, 468, I. 86, 349. 
 
 Allde, John, Printer, at the Long Shop 
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 IL 29, 297, 512, 526 ; 1562, H. 179, 
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 1563, IT. 324, 356, IV. 83 ; 1564, 
 
 II. 2,. 214; 1565, H. 410, 620, 11. 
 371, 484; 1566, H. 128, 538, 584, 
 
 590, II. 383, 413. 561 ; 1567, H- 
 
 676, 1. 226, II. 3, 83, 123, 249, 252, 
 300, 366, 442, 491. 548, 549. 622, 
 656; 1568, H. 126, 212, 215, 432, 
 527, 674, II. 2, 174, 214, 226, 599, 
 657 5 1569, H. 125, 269, 320, 390, 
 IL 144. 192, 322, 332, 377, 426, 
 442, 650; 1570, H. 205, 295, 320, 
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 1573. A. 273; 1574, II. 26; 1575, 
 
 III. 257; 1576, H. 30, 61, II. 249; 
 
ALLDE 
 
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 ALLISTON 
 
 1577, 11. i68, 237, 414, IV. 167 ; 
 
 1578, I. 298, II. 214, 249, 314; 
 
 1579, H. 14, 37, 104, 404, 479, 607, 
 I. 316, IL 14, 199, 212, 549, 634 ; 
 
 1580, H. loi, II. 123, 246, 249, 
 386, 500; 1581, H. 354; 1582, II. 
 497. 5^5-— '^■d; H- 61, 123, 176, 
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 I. 51, 100, 17s, 278, 308, 378, II. 
 
 425- 
 
 Allde, Margaret, Bookseller under Saint 
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 1603, H. 188, I. 148. 
 
 Alldridge, T., Bookseller in Southwark, 
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 Alleine, Eicliard, John Seddon's Pen- 
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 Allen, Benjamin, M.B. Natural His- 
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 Allen, Benjamin, Bookseller in Popes- 
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 Allen, Charles. Trans. .^Eneas Sylvius' 
 
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 Allen, Charles, Bookseller in Bristol, 
 
 1674, H. 169, II. 74. 
 Allen, Doctor, A Brief Discovery of. 
 
 G. D., 1588, III. S3. 
 Allen, Edward, Player. Mentioned in 
 
 A Knacke to Knowe a Knave, 1594, 
 
 H. 467. 
 Allen, Eliae, Instrument Maker. Wm. 
 
 Oughtred's Circles of Proportion, 
 
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 Allen, Hannah, Bookseller, 1647, I- 
 
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 II. 16; 1649, I. 300. 
 Allen, J. The Younger Brother His 
 
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 Allen, John, Declaration of, In Con- 
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 Allen, John, Bookseller, 1669, III, 
 
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 Allen, J., and B. Green, Printers, Bos- 
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 Allen, Nathaniel, Bookseller, 1642, II. 
 
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 Allen, Eobert, Treasury of Cateohisme, 
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 Allen, Eobert. Verses in Wm. LitU- 
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 Allen, Thomas, Lord Mayor 0/ London. 
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 Allen, T. Verses in Jos. Strong's 
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 Allen, T. Poemata in mortem, &c. 
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 Allen, Cardinal "William. Admonition 
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 AUerton, Ealph. Complaint. In 
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 AUestries, IL., Bookseller, Derly, 1725, 
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 AUestry, Jas., Bookseller, 1652, III. 
 233; 1653, L 304, IL 420; 1655, 
 IL 420 J 1660, L 260, 402, IIL 32; 
 1661, IL 559 ; 1662, IL 421 ; 1664, 
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 1669, IIL 160; 1670. IIL 670, IL 
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 Allott, Eobert, Bookseller at the Grey- 
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 1628, H. 17s, L 138, 312; 1629, 
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 1630, H. 497, I. 119, 138, 180, IL 
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 Allott, Thos., and John Crook, Book- 
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 Almanac and Prognostication, 1532, 
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ANQLOIS 
 
 [ " ] 
 
 ANNESLEY 
 
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 Anglois, Mauifeste, 1622, III. 74. 
 Anglo - Latina, Grammatica. Jas. 
 
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 Anglo-Latinus Nomenclator Gtaecorum. 
 
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 Anglo - Minoritica Collectanea. A. 
 
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 Anglorum Feriae. George Peele, 1595. 
 
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 Angola Seed, Some observations made 
 
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 Angry fyttes, The frutes of, 1563-4, 
 
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 Anguilbert. Mensa Philosophica, n.d., 
 
 H. 620. 
 Angus, Earl of. Patrick Gordon's 
 
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 Hume's History of Douglas and 
 
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 Robert Fleming's Elegy to memory 
 
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 Angus and Douglas, History of the 
 
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 Anima Brutorum, De. Thos. Willis, 
 
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 Anima Mundi. Chas. Blount, 1679. 
 Animadversions on two late books, 
 
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 Animse Humanse Historia. Geo. 
 
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 Animal World, Description of. Edio. 
 
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 Animalium, De Differentiis. Ed. 
 
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 Anjou, Duke of. Dialogue of speaking 
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 Anjou, Duke of, Establishment of the 
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 Anjou, Duke of. Articles agreed upon 
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 Annae-dicatse. George Tooke, 1652. 
 
 Annalia Dubrensia, 1636, H. 31. 
 
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ANNESLET 
 
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 ANTIPOE 
 
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 Alex.Badeliffe's'Ra.mhlG,i6S4,ded.to. 
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 Anniversary Ode for the 4th Dec. 1697. 
 
 Nahum Tate. 
 Anno Civili et Calendario veteris 
 
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 John Partridge, 1689. 
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 Anthony, King of Portugal, The ex- 
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 Anti-Confederacy, The ; or a discovery 
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 Anticosmopolitse, or Britanniae Apo- 
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ANTI-PAEiEUS 
 
 [ 24 ] 
 
 ANTWEEP 
 
 Anti-Paraus. David Owen, 1622. 
 Antipas, or Dying Testimony of James 
 
 Remoi/ik, 1688. 
 Antipathy between the French and 
 
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 II. 669. 
 
 Antiphonale ad usum Eccles. Sar. 
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 Antone, Earl of Ryvyers, Translated 
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 Antrim, Earl of. Emm. Ford's Fancies 
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 Letters and papers. In the Declara- 
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 Antrim County and others, Humble 
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 Antwerp. Articles of a treaty of trace 
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 -—Historical Description, or Tragical 
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 the Prince of Parma unto the Bor- 
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 Miserie of, 1585, III. 170. — Mon- 
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 Antwerp Booksellers. F. C. and E. 
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 Antwerp printed, i486, II. 217; 
 1533.11-521; 1565, H. 190; 1568, 
 H. 518; 1572, IL 192; 1583, L 
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 1599.11. 63; 1601, 1605, H. 629; 
 1606, H. 82; 1618, IL 674 ; 1622, 
 in. 9 ; 1623, H. 2 ; 1650, in. 202 ; 
 1659, L 477; 1685, IL 498; 1696, 
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 Antwerp Printers. Aerfcsen, Hen., 
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 Apafy [Apati], Michael, Prince of Tran- 
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 Apocalypsis Jesu Christi. Lady 
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 Apollo Christian, or Helicon Reformed. 
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 Apologia Basilica. D. Hume, 1^26. 
 
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 Apolonius and Camilla, 1597, II. 13. 
 
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 Apothecaries, Short View of Frauds 
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 Apothecary, Most excellent and per- 
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 Apparition, Faithful Narrative of 
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APPARITIONS 
 
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 1674, III. 269. — Most Strange and 
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 II. 669. — of an Arch-Angel at Old 
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 which infested the house of A. 
 Mackie, 1695, H. 537. — seen at 
 Great Driffield, 1662, H. 391. — seen 
 in the Air at the Hague, 1640, III. 
 172. — seen in the Air at Ponistowne, 
 Tipperary, 1679, H. 292. — True and 
 Perfect Account of, which invested 
 a Ship, 1672, H. 347 ; 1674, II. 669. 
 — True and Perfect Account of, in 
 the Air, 1664, I. 219. 
 
 Apparitions, Fearful, 1647, A. 264. 
 
 — Strange, or Ghost of James I., H. 
 
 298. Geo. Eglisham, 1642. 
 Appeal to Csesar. Tho^. Violet, 1660. 
 Appeal to Parliament, Alex. Leighton, 
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 Appelius, Joannes. Death of Earl 
 
 Philippus Lodovicus, Earl of Hanaw 
 
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 Appiau of Alexandria, History of, 1679, 
 
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 Appius and Virginia. Tragedy. John 
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 Appleby, Great Victory at, by Col. 
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 Appleton, Sir Henry. T. Hetjwood's 
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 Appleton, Isaac, of Holbrooke Hall, 
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 Appletree, Thos., A most haynous and 
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 the hartie sorowe of, 1579, IL 14. — 
 The Message sent by the Queen, 
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 Applow, Richard, Boolcsdler in Pater- 
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 Apprentice, Complaint of an, 1563-4, 
 IL 14. — Honor of an, H. 10. — In- 
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 Apprentices, Advice to. Wm. Smythies, 
 
 1687, II. 565.— Advice to the XII. 
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 Speech to, at Cheapside, 1641, H. 
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 , Declaration of the valiant resolutions 
 of the, 1642, H. 10. — Honor of, 
 exemplified, 1647, H. 10. — Humble 
 Declaration of, 1642, H. 10. — Humble 
 Desires of Citizens, Young Men, 
 and, 1647, H. 10. — Humble Peti- 
 tion of Young Men and, 1641, II. 
 358, 707. — Humble Petition of 
 well affected, 1642, II. 359. — 
 Humble Petition of Young Men 
 and, 1646, H. 10; 1647, H. 10, 
 II. 360. — of London, The Loyal, 
 1682, III. 298. — Outcry of Young 
 Men and, 1649, H. 11. — Outcry of, 
 for justice to John Lord Hewson, 
 1659, II. 361. — Petition, 1641, 1642, 
 H. 10. — Prophecy of the Bishop's 
 destruction, 1642, H. 10. — Remon- 
 strance of upright, 1642, II. 14. — 
 Trials of, 1668, H. 11, IL 362.— 
 True Remonstrance of, 1642, H. 10. 
 — Two Humble Petitions of, 1646, 
 II. 14. — Warning Piece, 1641, II. 
 690. 
 
 Aprece, Sir William, Declaration of, 
 1616-17, II. 14. 
 
 April Shower, An. Hen. Peacham, 
 1624. 
 
 Apuleius, Lucius. The Golden Asse. 
 Trans. Wm. AdlingtoUj 1566, H. 11 ; 
 i57i,H. 11; 1582, H. 11; i596,H. 
 11; 1637, IL 14; 1639, IL 14. 
 
 Apyus. See Apim. 
 
 Aqua Musse. Joh7i Taylor, 1644. — 
 Triumphalis. John Tatham, 1662. 
 
 Aquino, Carolus de, S.J. Sacra Exe- 
 qualia in Fuiiere Jacobi IL, 1702, 
 in. 126. 
 
 Aquino, Thomas de. ' Vita et res gestae 
 a L. Wadingo, 1637, I- 442- 
 
 Aquitane, Renewed Persecution of 
 Churches in Lower, i692,,II. 234. 
 
 Arabella, Lady. The True Loves Knot 
 Untied, n.d., H 11. 
 
 Aras printer. Guil. Riverius, 1596-7. 
 
 Aratalogus and Virgo, Merry dialogue 
 between, 1566-7, II. 174. 
 
 Arbasto, History of. Rob. Greene, 1584. 
 
 Arbor of Amitie. Thomas Howell, 
 
ABBOBUM 
 
 [ 27 ] 
 
 ARCHITECTUBE 
 
 i 1568. — of Amorous Devices. Nich. 
 
 '< Breton, 1597. 
 
 1 Arborum, Catalogus. John Gerarde, 
 
 I 1599- 
 
 Arbuthnot, Alex., Printer, Edinburgh, 
 I 1580, IV. 160; 1582; 1583, II. 
 I 67. 
 
 1 Arcadia, Countess of Pembroke's. Sir 
 Philip Sidney, 1590. 
 Arcadia, Countess of Marres. Jas. 
 
 Caldwell, 1625. 
 Arcadia, English. Gervase Markham, 
 
 1607. 
 Arcadia, Pastoral called the, Jas. 
 
 Shirley, 1640. 
 Arcadian Lovers, H. 354. 
 Arcadian Princess. Mariano Silesio, 
 
 1635- - 
 Arcadius and Sepha. Wm. Bostcorth, 
 
 1651. 
 Arcana Aulica. Francis Walsingham, 
 
 1652. — ^Dominationis in rebus gestis 
 
 Olivirii Cromwelli, 1682, I, no, — 
 
 Microcosmi. Alex. Moss, 1652. 
 Arcandam [or Alcandrin],_ Most ex- 
 cellent, profitable, and pleasant book 
 
 of, n.d., II. 14, IV. 3 ; i6[o2]. III. 
 
 277 ; 1617, II. 66g. 
 Arcano del Mare di D. Euberto Dndleo 
 
 Duca di Northumbria, 1646-7, II. 
 
 428. 
 Arceus, Ft. Method of curing wounds 
 
 in the head, &c., 1588, IV. 4, 
 Archaeologia Britannica. Sdw. Lhtiyd, 
 
 1707. 
 Archaedlogus Anglo-Brit. Hen. Spel- 
 
 man, 1626. 
 Archaioplutos. Guil. Thelin, 1592. 
 Archdeacon, Daniel. Translator of A 
 
 True Discourse of the Army, 1588, 
 
 H. 570. 
 Archdekin, R. Theologia Tripartita 
 
 Universa, 1687, II. 17. — Treatise of 
 
 Miracles, 1667, I. 11. 
 Archelaus, Alfagus and. X Jenynges, 
 
 ^ 1574- 
 
 Archer, Edward, Bookseller at the signe 
 of Adam and Eve, in Little Britaine, 
 1655, I. 108; 1656, I. 284. 
 
 Archer, Henry, of Thaydon Garnon. 
 The Wise Vieillard, 162 1, ded. to. 
 
 Archer, Thos., Bookseller at the long 
 ^mp under St. Mildred's Church, 
 Poultry, 1603, II. 242, 598, m. 
 
 170; 1604, H. 417; 1607, H. 25, 
 522, 646, III. 171, IV. 73; 1608, 
 H. 297, 471, I. 429, II. S98; 1609, 
 H. 12, 150, 471, I. 423, 429; 1611, 
 H. 393, III. 160; 1612, H. 646, 
 III. 171; 1613, H. 250, 304, 379, 
 
 II. 247; 1614, H. 337, I. 259, II. 
 146; 1615, H. sSe; 1616, H. 393, 
 337* I 4i4> ni. 243 J 1617, H. 
 587, 572. With Nicholas Bourne, 
 1622, II. 190, 247, 418, III. 95, 
 172, 174, 175, 184; alone, 1622, 
 
 III. 117, 175 > 1624, H. 297; 1625, 
 H. 369, I. 277, II. 571; 1628, H. 
 587; n.d., II. 571, 588. 
 
 Archer, Thos., and Thos. Burrell, Boolc- 
 sellei-s, 1673, II. 654. 
 
 Archer, Tlios. Thos. Foxton's Moral 
 Songs, 1728, ded. to. 
 
 Archers of St. George's Fields, Aime 
 for. Rich. Hannis, 1664. — Ballad 
 describing the valuee of English,. 
 1589, II. 14. 
 
 Archery, Art of. Gervase Markham, 
 1634, H. 572. — Art of, in Instruc- 
 tions how to play Billiards, &c., 1687, 
 
 A, 263. — Brief description of Manual 
 Weapons and the disability of Long 
 Bow, or. Hump. Banoick, 1591, I. 
 29, — Merie rejoising historic of the 
 notable feates of,, of Wm., Duke of 
 Shoreditch, 1577, H. 389.-^X186 of. 
 
 B. S., 15961, H. 529, II. 
 Archie's Jests found in his Closet after 
 
 his decease, 1660, H. 301. See 
 Arch. Armstrong. 
 
 Archimagius Anglo-Gallicus. Sir T. 
 May erne, 1658. 
 
 Archipelago, Present State of the 
 Islands in the, Bernard Randolph, 
 1687. 
 
 Archipropheta, sive Johannes Baptista, 
 tragoedia. JSfic. Grimald, 1548. 
 
 Architectonicum Trigonum. W. Bed- 
 well, 16 1 2. 
 
 Architecture, Abridgment of Vitni- 
 ■eius, from the French of M. Perrault. 
 — Elements of. Sir Hen. Wotton, 
 1624. — First and Chief Grounds of.. 
 John Shute, 1563. — First Book of. 
 Sebastian Serly, 1611. And. Pal- 
 ladia, 1663. — Mirror of Architecture. 
 Vincenzo Schamozzi, 1669. — Parallel 
 of Ancient with Modern. Roland 
 
ABCIS 
 
 [ 28 J 
 
 ARITHMETIC 
 
 Frearf, 1664. — Eule of the Pive 
 Orders of. Jacob Barozzi, 1646. 
 Arcis Sam-martinianse Obsidio. Jacob 
 
 Isnard, 1629. 
 Arctanni Francorum. See OHe-nburg. 
 Arctomastix. Paul Harris, 1)533. 
 Arcyte, Palsemon and. Richard Ed- 
 t wards, 1566. 
 Arden of Faversham, Complaint and 
 
 Lamentation of, [1630], H. 316. — 
 
 Lamentable and True Tragedy of, 
 
 1592, H. 466, L 11,111132; IS97? 
 
 1- II ; 1599. H. 466; 1633, H. 466, 
 
 in. 132. 
 Areopagitica. /. Milton, 1644. 
 Aretina. Sir Geo. Mackenzie, 1660. 
 Aretine, Leonard, History of, 1563, IL 
 
 14. 
 Aretophel ; or. Funeral Elegy on 
 
 Walter, Earl of Buccleuehe. George 
 
 Lauder, 1634. 
 Aretus, Bernard. Short history of 
 
 Valentinus Gentilis the Trilheist, 
 
 1696, IL 15. 
 Aretus, Jacob. Primula Veris, 161 2, 
 
 H. II. 
 Argall, John. Introductio ad Artem 
 
 Dialecticam, 1605, H. 11. 
 Argall, Richard. See Aylet. 
 Argall, Eobert, of the Inner Temple. 
 
 Gerard Leigh's Accedens' of Armory, 
 
 1562, ded. to. 
 Argall, Thomas. Thos. Edwards' Ceph- 
 
 alus and Procris, 1595, ded. to. 
 Argalus and Parthenia. H. Glapthorne, 
 
 1639. F- Quarles, [1622]. — Most 
 
 Excellent Hist, of, 1672, H. 11; 
 
 1691, H. II, 685; n.d., II. 15. 
 Argenis. John Barclay, 16 15. 
 Argensola, Bartholomeo Leonardo de. 
 
 Discovery and Conquest of Molucco, 
 
 &c., 1708, in. 56. 
 Axgentorati. See Strasburg. 
 Argumentum Anti-Norraannioum, i68z, 
 
 II. IS- 
 Argyle, Agnes Douglas, Countess of. 
 
 Sir Wm. Alexander's Aurora, 1604, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Argyle, Anne, Countess of. El Alma 
 
 del incomparable Sun Augustin 
 
 Sacada del Cuerpo de sus Cqnfes- 
 
 siones, 1622, III. 9. 
 Argyle, Archibald, Mnrquis of. Brief 
 
 Explanation of the Life of. C. C, 
 
 1656, H. 70, II. 678. — Instructions 
 to a Son, 1661, I. II. — Arraignment 
 of, 1660, H. II. — Grand Indictment 
 of, 1661, IL 15. — Speech to a Grand 
 Committee, 1646, III. 223. — Speech 
 and Plea, 1661, III. 29^ 
 
 Argyle, Archibald, 9th Earl of. Case 
 of, 1683, A. 106. — Trial, in No Pro- 
 testant Plot, 1682, II. 344. 
 
 Argyle, John, Duke of. T. Durfey'» 
 Tales, 1704. J. SprueVs Accompt 
 current, 1705, ded. to. 
 
 Ariadne, Theseus and. T. Underdowne, 
 1566. 
 
 Ariana. Jean Desmarets de Saint 
 Sorlin, 1636. 
 
 Ariodanto and Jeneura, History of. 
 Peter Beverley, [1565]. 
 
 Ariosto. Orlando Eurioso, 1591, H. 
 11; 1607, H. II, I. 11; 1634, H. 
 
 11, I. II. Abregement, trans, hy 
 Stewart of Baldyneis, H. 578. — r 
 Satires, 1608, H. 11, I. 12. — Seven 
 Planets governing Italy, 161 1, H. 
 
 12, I. 12. — Two Tales, 1597, H. 12; 
 1598, L 12. 
 
 Arisbas, Euphues amidst his slumbers. 
 John Dickenson, 1594. 
 
 Arise and wake, 1557-8, II. 29. 
 
 Aristippus, or the Jovial Philosopher. 
 Tlios. Randolph, 1630. 
 
 Aristophanes Plutus. Hey for Honesty,' 
 trans. T. Eandolph, 165 1, H. iz, L 
 12.— The World's Idol, trans. H. H. 
 B., 1659, H. 12, IL 15. 
 
 Aristotle. Complete Master-piece, 1728, 
 II. 15, translated [J. Wilkinson], 
 1547. IV. 4. — Ethics, Prefacio 
 Leonardi Arretini in libros ethicorum,- 
 i479i IIL 6. Speculum Questionum 
 Moralium in. . . John Case, 1696. 
 — Legacy, trans. Solman, [1690], L 
 12; 1712, H, 12.— Nature and Dis- 
 position of the Days, IIL 6.— CEco- 
 nomica, Commentarius in. John Case, 
 IS97-— Politiques, trans, by I. D., 
 1598, IL 115. Observations on. Sir 
 Rob. Filmer, 1652.— Problems of, 
 1S9S, i597> 1607, H. 15.— VIL 
 Dialogues. Wyer, n.d., IV. 4.— 
 —Alexander's Second Epistle to, 
 trans. J. Lydgate, 1652, H. 5. 
 
 Arithmetic. Introduction to lerne and 
 rekeu, 1536, 1537, 1546, H. 12, 
 
ARITHMETICAL 
 
 [ 29 ] 
 
 ARMS 
 
 — Abacho, 1590. — Baker, Humfrey. 
 1574. — Barton, W., 1 63 3-4. — B., R., 
 1655. — Cocker, E., 1678. Decimal 
 Arithmetic, 1685. — Gray, Diouis, 
 1577. — Harper, John, 1616-7. — 
 Hill, Thos., 1600. — Hodder, Jas., 
 1668. —Hunt, Nicholas, 1631. — 
 Jager, R., 1651. — Masterson, Thos., 
 1592. — Meres, Fr., 1597. — Morland, 
 Samuel, 1673. — Moore, Sir Jonas, 
 1660. — Oughtred, "Wm., 1631. — 
 Ramee, P. de la, 1592. — Ramus, 
 Peter, 1591. — Rawlins, Rich., 1656. 
 — Records, E., 1658. Whetstone of 
 Witt, 1557. Ground of Artes, 1543. 
 — Salignac, B., 1616. — Stevin, S., 
 1608. — Taylor, John, n.d. — Webster, 
 Wm., 1634.— Wells, E., 1698.— 
 Wingate, E., 1673. 
 
 Arithmetical Jewell Wm. Pratt, 
 1617. 
 
 Arithmetical Militarie Treatise called 
 Stratliioticos. Leonard Digges, 1579. 
 
 Arithmeticon, Enchiridion. ' R. Hodges, 
 1631. 
 
 Arkontorologion, or the Diall of 
 Princes. A. de Guevara, 1619. 
 
 Arlington, Henry, Lord, Prince Ru- 
 pert's Letter to, 1673, II. 525. — 
 True Relation of H.M.'s Fleet: a 
 Letter to, 1672, II. 113. — Sketch of 
 the River Nile, 1669, ded. to. III. 
 177. 
 
 Arlington, Sir Henry Bennet, Lord. 
 David Lloyd's Memoirs, 17 13, ded. to. 
 
 Armado, or Navy of 103 Ships, &c. 
 John Taylor, 1627. 
 
 Armagh, Archbishop of. N. Barnard's 
 Penitent Death of a Woef all Sinner, 
 1 64 1, ded. to. 
 
 Armagh. Bloody News from Ireland, 
 by Jas. Salmon, 1641. 
 
 Armand, Wm.,jr. Funeral Elegy upon 
 the death of Sir Geo. Sondes, 1655, 
 L 393, H. 567. 
 
 Armele, St , Life of, I. 474. 
 
 Armenio, John, Pietra Celesta, sold 
 by, 1658, H. 5. 
 
 Armes, Society of. Orders established 
 and agreed upon by, 1616, II. 358. 
 
 Armilogia sive Ars Chromocritica. 
 Sylvanus Morgan, 1666. 
 
 Armin, Robert. Foole upon Foole, 
 1605, H, 12 ; 1600, IV. 119. — 
 
 Italian Taylor and his Boy, 1609, H. 
 12. — Nest of Ninnies, 1608, H. 12. 
 — Preface to Gilbert Dugdale's Prac- 
 tises of Eliz. Caldwell, 1604. — Two 
 Maids of Moreclacke, 1609, H. 12. — 
 Verses in Brief Resolution of a Right 
 Religion. G. S., 1590, H. 528. 
 
 Arming of a Christian Warrior. Hen. 
 Barret, 1549. 
 
 Arminian Doctrines the Doctrines of 
 the Church of England. Geb. 
 Oarleton, 1626. 
 
 Arminian haltered. T. S., 1641, II. 
 714. — Heresy, The Spy discovering 
 the danger of. /. Rhodes, 1628. 
 
 Arminian Nunnery, The. 1641, H. 
 289, I. 228. 
 
 Arminian Priests last petition. Tlws. 
 Harhie, 1642. 
 
 Arminianism, The Church of Englands 
 old Antithesis to New. Wm. Prynne, 
 1629. 
 
 Arminians. Decree of the States 
 against certain Remonstrants, 1619, 
 IL 418. 
 
 Arminii Mactatorum Renata et reno- 
 vata Petitio. Thos. Harbie, 1642. 
 
 Arminius, Jas. Life and Death, 1672, 
 II. 669. — Speech of Sir Dudley 
 Carlton, touching the Troubles caused 
 by the Doctrine of, 16 18. — Just 
 Mans Defence, or the Declaratioh of 
 the Judgement of, 1657, II. 669. 
 
 Armories, Elements of. Edmund 
 Bolton, 1610. 
 
 Armorius, Johannes. Contributor to 
 Eisodia, 1633, I. 78. 
 
 Armorours, Work for. T. DeJcJcer, 
 1609. 
 
 Armory, Accedens of. Gerard Leigh, 
 1562. — Works of. John Bosseioell, 
 
 1572- , . 
 
 Armour of God, Dittie exhorting to 
 
 put on the, 1586, II. 179. 
 
 Armour of Proof. Roger Cotton. 1596. 
 
 Arms, A. B. C. of. /. T, 1616, 1. 415- 
 
 Arms and Armory, Discourse and De- 
 fence of. Ediv. Waterhouse, 1660. 
 
 Arms, Ancient Usage of. Sir Wm. 
 Dugdale, 1682. — Book of. G. 
 Montenay, 16 19. — Book of Honor 
 and, 1590, H. 45.— Maniement. 
 Jacob. De Gheijn, 161 9. — Exercise 
 of. /. De Geyn, 1643. 
 
ARMS 
 
 [ 30 ] 
 
 ARNOULLET 
 
 Arms of England, 1562-3, II. 199. 
 
 Arms, Ship of. Samuel Brasse, 1653. 
 
 Ariastrong, Archibald. Archie's Jests, 
 1660, H. 30t. — Archy's Dream, 1641, 
 H. 1 2, 1. 1 2. — Banquet of Jests, 1633, 
 I. 12; 1639, L 12. — Verses in T. 
 Dempster, Scotia lUustrior, 1620. 
 
 Armstrong, Gabriel, and his wife Mar- 
 garet. Th. Take's Picture of a True 
 Protestant, 1609, ded. to. 
 
 Armstroug, Johnny, History of, n.d., 
 H. 12; [1680]. H. 12. — Johnny A. 's 
 Last Good Night, H. 12. — and Na- 
 thaniel Musgrave, Ballad of, H. 12. 
 
 Armstrong, Sir Thos., Impartial Ac- 
 count of the Behaviour of, 1684, II. 
 15. — Proceedings against, 1684, II. 
 15. — lEemarkable Observations on, 
 1684, II. 15. — True Account of the 
 Bringing up of, 1684, II, 15. — True 
 Copy of a Letter from S. J. to, 1684, ■ 
 IL IS. 
 
 Army and Navy, Certain Prayers set 
 forth by Authority, for success of, 
 1597, IL 196. 
 
 Army, Argument showing that a 
 Standing, is inconsistent with Free 
 Government, 1597, II. i6.-^Argu- 
 ment against a Standing Army recti- 
 fied, 1697, Part II. ; 1697, III. 6. — 
 Argument proving that a small num- 
 ber of Eegulated Forces, &c., 1698, 
 III. 6. — Articles and Charge of the, 
 1648, II. 16. — Case of disbanding 
 the, 1698, III. 6. — Case of a Stand- 
 ing, fairly stated, 1699, III. 6. — 
 Case of the Army truely stated, 
 
 1647, II. 16. — Declaration of the, 
 
 1648, II. 16. — Declaration of ,the 
 Faithfull Soldiers of the, 1659, II. 
 16. — Declaration of the General 
 Council of Officers of the, 1659, II. 
 16. — Exact and Perfect Relation of 
 the Proceedings of the, under Sir T. 
 Fairfax, 1645, II. 16. — Humble Peti- 
 tion and Address of Officers of the, 
 1659, II. 16. — Humble Answer of 
 the General Council and Officers of 
 the, 1648, II. 16. — in France, 15 91. 
 Letter sent from a Gentleman, &c., , 
 II. 195. — Just "Vindication of. A. 
 Warren, 1647. — Letter to A. B. C. 
 D. E. F., &c., concerning their Argu- 
 ments against a Standing, 1698, III. 
 
 6. — Letter to a Member of Parlia- 
 ment, concerning the " Mariners," 
 1699, III. 7. — Letter, ballancing the 
 necessity of keeping a Land Force, 
 1697, III. 6. — Confutation of, i6g8, 
 III. 6. — Letter from the author 
 of Argument against a Standing 
 Army, 1697, III. 6. — Petition from 
 several Regiments of the, n.d., IV. 4. 
 — Plea for their Present Practice, 
 1659; II. 16.— Remembrancer, 1647, 
 II. 16. — Remonstrance and Address 
 of Armies, 1660, II. 16. — Remon- 
 strance, 1648,11. 104. — Short History 
 of Standing Armies in England, 1698, 
 IL 17. Brief Reply to, 1698, III. 
 6. — Reflections on, 1699, III. 7.— 
 Short Vindication of Marine Regi- 
 ments, 1699, in answer to " Letter 
 to a Member of Parliament," III. 7, 
 — True Account of Land Forces in. 
 England, 1699, III. 7. 
 
 Armyne, Sir Wm. Wm. Wood's New 
 England's Prospect, 1634, ded. to. 
 
 Arnalt and Lucenda, Historie of. 
 Claudius Desainliens, 1575. 
 
 Arnauld, Antoine. Le franc discours, 
 1602, in. 7. 
 
 Arneheim in Gelderland, Tydyngs of s, 
 huge chylde born at, 1576, II. 414. 
 
 Amhem, Proclamation . . . with De- 
 •clarations and Confessions taken' at 
 Provincial Synode at, 1618, IV. 156. 
 
 Arnold, John, Boolcseller, 1569, II. 14, 
 497; 1569-70. n. 173, 318, 657; 
 1578, M. 49. 
 
 Arnold, Mother, alias Whitecote, Ex- 
 amination and Confession of, 1575, 
 H. 187. 
 
 Arnold, Richard. Names of Bayliffs, 
 Custos, Mayors, and Sheriffs of Lon- 
 don, [1502], L 12, H. 13; [1521], 
 H. 13, L 12; n.d., H. 13. 
 
 Arnold, Richard, and others. Thos. 
 Prince's Silken Independent's Snare 
 Broken, 1649, III. 204. 
 
 Arnold, (Clinton, and Purser, to their 
 Countreymen whatsoever, H. 182. 
 
 Arnoldus de Villa Nova. Defence of 
 Age and Recovery of Youth, II. 669. 
 
 Arnott, Sir John. Jas. Maxwell's 
 Golden Art, 161 1, ded. to. 
 
 ArnoTillet, Francois, I'rinter at Lyons, 
 1586, I. 262. 
 
ARNWAT 
 
 [ 31 1 
 
 ARTICLES 
 
 Arnway, John. Tablet, or Moderation 
 
 of Charles I., Martyr, 1661, II. 17. 
 Arnyot, James. Translated Plutarch's 
 
 Lives, 1579. 
 Arpington, Kent. Strange News from, 
 
 H. 317. 
 Arragon, Queen of : Tragi-Comedie. 
 
 W. Hdbington, 1640. 
 Arragon, Admirant of. Letter of the 
 
 Emperor of Germany to the, 1599, 
 
 IL 246. 
 Arraigniuent of lewd, froward and 
 
 unconstant women. Jas. Sioetnam, 
 
 1615. — of Mr. Persecution Europe, 
 
 1 645, H. 380. — of the whole Creature. 
 
 R. Henderson, 1631. 
 Arrais, Edward, Madeira. Account ©f 
 
 the Tree of Life, in Roger Bacon's 
 
 Cure of Old Age, 1683. 
 Arran, Arthur Gore, Earl of. Speech 
 
 to the Scotch Nobility ,and Gentry, 
 
 1689, IL 646. 
 Arran, James, Earl of. The Neapolitan, 
 
 trans. Edu). Spenoe, 1683, ded. to. 
 Arras, Description and Map of the 
 
 Siege of; 1640, II. 232. 
 Arrest, Process of. Some Reasons . . . 
 
 for continuance of, 1671, IIL 117. 
 Arretinus, Leonardus, Prefacio in 
 
 libros ethicorum Aristotelis, 1479, 
 
 III. 6. 
 Arrow against all Tyrants and Tyrrany. 
 
 Richard Overton, 1646^ 
 Arrowsmith. The Reformation, Comedy, 
 
 1673. I- 13- 
 Arrowsmith, F. Edmund. True and 
 
 Exact Relation of Death of Two 
 
 Catholics, 1737, II. 332. 
 Arrowsmith, John. John Hall's Horse 
 
 VacivsB, 1646, ded. to. 
 Arrowsmith, Steven. Confession and 
 
 Execution, 1678, I. 342. 
 Ars Adulandi ; or, the Art of Flattery. 
 
 U. Fulioood, 1576. 
 Ars Aulica. L. Ducci, 1607. 
 Ars Moriendi, [Caxton, 1491], II. 17 ; 
 
 [Caxton, 1491?], IL 17 ; {1503], L 
 
 494 ; 1509, 1- 494- 
 Arsanes. Orations against Philip, 
 
 King of Macedone, II. 17. 
 Art and Nature join hand in hand. 
 
 John Durant, 1697. — how to know 
 
 Men. Sieur Be La Chambre, 1665. 
 
 — of Shameless Shifting, 1580, II. 
 
 557. — of well speaking, 1650, II. 
 409. 
 
 Ar't asleep. Husband. R. Brathwaite, 
 1640. 
 
 Artachthos, or a New Book declaring 
 the Assize or Weight of Bread. J. 
 Penkethman, 1638. 
 
 Artamenes. G. de Scudery, 1653. 
 
 Artaxerxes Mnemon. Life and Death. 
 Sa. Clarke, 1665. 
 
 Artemidorus, Dreams, 1558-9, II. 17. 
 — Interpretation of Dreams, trans. R. 
 Wood, 1656, H. 13. 
 
 Arthington, Henry. Principal Points 
 of Holy Profession, 1607, H. 13. — 
 Seduction of, by Haeket, [1592], 
 H. 13. 
 
 Arthur, King. Life, Acts, and Deatli. 
 J. Leland, 1582. — History of. M. 
 Parker, j66o. Sir Rich. Blackmore, 
 1695. — Ancient Order, Society and 
 Unity laudable of, and his knights. 
 /. Leland, 1583. — Assertio inely- 
 tissimi Arthurii Regis Britannite. /. 
 Leland, 1544. — Devise des Armes 
 des ChevaAiers de la Table Round, 
 1590, H. 14. — Great Britain's Glory, 
 Being the History of, n.d., IV. 4. — 
 La Live ou romat, vol. i., IV. 4 ; 
 1502 ; n.d., IV. 4. — Story of, trans. 
 Sir Thos. Malory, 1485, H. 13; 
 1498, H. 13, L 13; 1529, H. 13, L 
 13; 1557, L 13.— Copland, n.d„ 
 H. 13. — East, n.d., H. 13, L 13; 
 1634, H. 13, L 13. 
 
 Arthur, King. Opera hy John Dry den, 
 1691. 
 
 Arthur of Bradley, I. 47. 
 
 Arthur of little Brytayn, trans, by Lord 
 Berners, n.d., H. 14; 1581, H. 14. 
 
 Arthur of Dalgrave, History of Oli- 
 vaires of Castile and. Fr. Por- 
 tonari, 1695. 
 
 Artbusius, Gotardus. Dialogues in 
 English and Malaiane, 1614, L 13. 
 
 Articles, Certain, collected and taken 
 by the Bishops, &c. Thos. Cart- 
 Wright, n.d. — ^concluded at Paris, 24th 
 Feb. 1605, II. 308. — concluded and 
 agreed upon by the Lords, Cardinals, 
 &c., 1619, III. 85. — devised by the 
 holy 'Consent of Kings, 1533, IL 17. 
 — of our Faith, n.d., I. 14. — of Peace, 
 1605, II. 308. — of Peace, entercourse, 
 
ARTICULI 
 
 [ 32 ] 
 
 ASCUNS 
 
 and Commerce, 1630, III. 35. — of 
 Keligion. Conference at "Westminster, 
 1539, II. 192. — to be enquired for, 
 1548, 1559. n. 17; 1562, 1563, 
 1584, III. 281; 1620, 1625, 1626, 
 II. 18 ; 1629, II. 427 ; 1631, II. 17 ; 
 1634, II. 427 ; 1639, II. 18; n.d., II. 
 326. — Twelve, 1639-40, II. 18. — 
 wherein it is agreed, &c., 1575, II. 18. 
 
 ArticuM ad narrationes novas pertim 
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 1651, III. 57; 1680,111. 43; 1681, 
 
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 Bachelors well to fayre, I wish all, 
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 Bachiler, John. Sir S. D'Ewes, Primi- 
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 1645, in. 64. 
 
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 H. 220; 1694, IV; 22; 1696, Hi 
 
 153. I- 239; »-<^-. H. 158, 192, 193, 
 201, 220,424, 538, 540, 541, 575^ 
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 Bacon, Lady Anne, wife of Sir Nich. 
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 Bacon, Anthony. Du Bartas' Miracle 
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 Bacon, Sir Edmund, &ir Henry Wot- 
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 1606, L 23; 1612, L 23 ; 1614, IL 
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 1680, IL 23; in Italian, 1618, IIL 
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 Henry VIL, 1 629, IL 23; i676,IL24. 
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BACON 
 
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 1627, III. II ; 2nd Edit., 1628, 11. 
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 Peyton's Glasse of Time, 1620. Sam. 
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 Bacon, Friar, See Roger Bacon. 
 
 Bacon, Lionell. Hen. YouU's Canzonets, 
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 Bacon, Nathaniel Hen. Youll's Can- 
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 Bacon, Nathaniel. Uniformity of the 
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 Bacon, Sir Nicholas, Commendation of. 
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 Eemerabrance of life of, Geo, Whet- 
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 1562. L.Z>tg'5'es'Pantometria, 1571. 
 Sir William Staun/ord's King's Pre- 
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 Bacon, Nicholas. Sir Thos. Browne's 
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 Bacon, R. The Labyrinth the King- 
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 Bacon, Roger. Cure of Old Age, 1683, 
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 Baculum Familiars. John Blagrave, 
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 Baddeley, Richard. Preface to Tlie 
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 Badger, Richard, Pn'm^er and Bookseller, 
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BAKER 
 
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 Baldwin, Richard, Bookseller in the Old 
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 45. 63 148, 173, IV. 156, 175; 
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 667, 683, in. 205, 210, IV. 115; 
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 IIL 41, 126, 243, 297 ; 1693, IL 
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 1557, II. 28.^Laboryouse Journey 
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 Baley, Thos., Bookseller, 1642, III. 282. 
 
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 Baliste, Charlotte, Philip Mornay, his 
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BAMBURGENSIS 
 
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 255- 
 
 Bampfield, Mr., Letter of General 
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 BanWady i Dyany, 1550, IV. 84. 
 
 Banbury, 'B&a.ue.i, Bookseller, 1700, II. 
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 Banks, A., Bookseller, 1 681, II. 134; 
 
 1682, IIL. 205; 1684, IIL 28, 11. 
 
 i 15 ; 1^94-. n. 550. 
 
 I Banks,' Alexander, Bookseller, 1680, 
 
 II. 544;-iS8i, II. 401; 1682, II. 
 
 363, IV. 106. 
 
 Banks, Allen, Bookseller, next door to 
 
 the Tfiree Squirrells, Fleet St. With 
 
 j C. Harper, 1668, I. r66, II. 615, 
 
 ' III. 253. Alone, ai the sign of St. 
 
 \ Peter, 1672, II. 606; 1673, I. 279, 
 355 r 1674, IL 552 ; 1679, L 337 ; 
 
 1 1681, IL 21, 462,363, 293; 1682, 
 
 ' II. 117, 599, IIL 40, L 311. 
 Banks, Sir John. Bob. Powell's De- 
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 ; 36. — Island Queens, 1684, IL 36. — 
 
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 ! Banks, Ralph. Sportive Wit, 1656, 
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BANES 
 
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 I. 426, 434, 487; 1527, I. 474; 
 1535, H. 613; iS39i II- 205, H. 
 186, I. 494 II. 592 ; 1540, II. 692, 
 H. 56s, J. 482, H. 583^ 1542, H. 
 232, 626- 1543, H. i7'a>; 1646, H. 
 120 ; n.d., JI. 204, III. 42, I. J4J. 
 
 Banks, Thos., Bookseller, 164a, mi 
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 344, 638, iH. 94, 302, 709 ; 1642, 
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 II. 428, 480, .712, III. 282, ^89, 
 
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 Bankes, Thos., Notes by, IV. 35. 
 
 Bankes Bay Horse in a Tiance, 1595, 
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 Bankworth., Eichard, Bookseller, 
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 Bankyn, Agues, Cause of Death of: a 
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 Banquet for Gentlemen and Ladies, 
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 Banauet of Dainties, 1566, H. 25. — 
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 Herman, x 548. ^Treatise of the 
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 Baptist, Joan, et Dom. Guerreus, Prin- 
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 Baptistes, sive Calvmnia. Tragoedia, a 
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 Barba, A A. Art of Metals, 1669, 
 
 III. 12, 
 
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 1696, III. 12.— Hen. Pitman's Suffer- 
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 Barbara, St. Life, [15 18], IV. 6. 
 
 Barbarie, De Triumphata. M. Lee, 
 1621. 
 
 Barbaras, F. Directions for Love. and 
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 Barbary, Brief Eehersall of the Bloody 
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 Barber, Edward. Answer to the Essex 
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 1653, L 201. 
 Barber, Mary. The "Witches of North- 
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 Barberini, Sigra., Comic Tunes, fe., 
 
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 Barbette, Paul, Practice of, 1675, III, 
 
 13.' 
 Barbier, Jean. Janua Linguarum 
 
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 alone, 1511, IIL 242. 
 Barbin, Claude, Printer, of Pmv^' 
 
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 1682, IV. 28; 1685, IL 118; 169s, 
 
 IV. 102, 133. L 
 
 Barbour, John. Life of Bruce, [1570], 
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 Barcelona, Journal of the famous Siege 
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 Barclay, Alex. Figure of our mothet^ 
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BARCLAY 
 
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 BABKEB 
 
 205. S. Brandt's Ship of Fools, 
 1508. P. Gringoire's Castell of 
 labouie, 1 500. D. Maneirms, Mirror 
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 Sylvius, Fifth Eclog. ■ 
 
 Barclay, John. Argenis, 1615, H. 25 ; 
 1621, III. 13; 1625, I. 27; 1629, 
 I. 475; 1631, III. 13, 1636, H. 25. 
 — Mirror of Minds, 1631, H. 26; 
 1633, I. 27 ; 1638, II. 37.— Elegia 
 
 : in obituni Jo. Barclaii. B. Tliorius, 
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 Barclay, John. Description of the 
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 671. 
 
 Barclay, Patrick. Wm. Barclay's 
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 Barclay, Sir Eiciiard. Felicity of 
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 36. 
 Barclay, Eobert Apology, 1678, II. 
 
 37- 
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 I Barclay, "Wm. De Potestate Papse, 
 
 1609, II. 672. 
 i Barclay, Wm. Callirhoe, 1615, II. 
 \ , 672 ; 1670, II. 672. — Nepenthes, 
 
 1614, H. 26, 1. 27, II. 671. 
 Bard, Maximillian, and others, Ordin- 
 . ance of the Commons, in Vindication 
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 1 Bardi, Girolamo, and L. Dolco. P. 
 
 . Mexia's Roman Emperors, 1 604. 
 I Bardon, John, Bookseller at Edinburgh, 
 \ 1622, IL 676. 
 BaxeDones, Praise-God, Petition of, 
 
 1659, III. 188. 
 ! Barefoote, John, of Sunning, Wilts. 
 I Discourse, 1622, II. 65 r. 
 Barenger, W., and B. Sutton, Booh- 
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 Baret, J. Alvearie, or Triple Dic- 
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 1580, I. 27. 
 Bargishai, E. Brief compendium of 
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 III. 208. 
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 Barker, Christopher, Printer, Petition 
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 1572, II. 705; 1575, H. 222, 617; 
 1576, Tiger's Head, Paul's Church- 
 yard, III. 288; 1577, H. 460, 461, 
 
 I. 172, III. 31; 1578, H. 503,11. 
 193; 1579. n. 679; 1580, I. 340, 
 
 II. 493; 1581, 11. 424; 1582, i« 
 Bacon House, H. 426, IL 48, III. 
 73; 1583.1- 65, IL 193; 1585, L 
 
 253. 340, 11- 196, 329. 428, in. 
 
 202, 281; 1586, I. 141, II. 193, 
 492; 1587, L 281, IL 492; 1588, 
 Deputies of G. B., II. 492, 503, IV. 
 10; 1589, L 340, IL 194; 1590, IL 
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 477, III- 197; IS93, II- 477> S88, 
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 1597. I- 3°9. II- 196, in. 281; 
 
 1598, H. 27, IL 38, 713; 1599, H. 
 574. I- 399; '^■'i-> I- 142, IL 326, 
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 Barter, Christopher, and John Bill, 
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 Barker, Mrs. Jane. Poetical Recrea- 
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 Barker, Thos., Nassau, 1698, II. 
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 Barker, Robert, Printer, 1596, II. 
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 494; 1601, IV. 100; 1603, H. 461, 
 L 233, II. 494, 492 ; 1604, IL 477, 
 492, IIL 47; 1605, IL 308, 494; 
 1606, IL 308-9, 494, IIL 33, 92, 
 124; 1607, L 6, IL 309, IIL 119, 
 A. 165; 1608, IL 309, IIL 119, 
 124, IV. 2; 1609, IL II, 23, 307, 
 IIL 4, 124 J 1610, L 373, IL II, 
 492, IIL 201, IV. S3; 1611, IIL 
 13, 201; 1612, III. 124; 1613, I. 
 234, IL 273, III. 201 ; 1616, IL 
 
BARKER 
 
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 306, III. 124, rV. 147 ; 1620, and 
 John Bill, II. 534, III. 219 ; 1624, 
 H. 45 ; 1630, H. 86, II. 92, 580, 
 III. 3S, IV. 3 ; 1631, I. 273, in. 
 144; 1633, H, 86, II, 86, 92, 528 ; 
 alone, II. 92, 315. S33i S^S^ 599. 
 
 in. 163; 1634, II. 56s; 163s, II. 
 130, 316, 652; 1637, H. 687, 11. 
 
 93> 379. 422, 485, 652; 1638, II. 
 93. 538, A. 269; 1639, IL 538; 
 1640, II. 93, 124, 215, 336, 485, 
 539. 557. A. 166; 1641, I. 79, II. 
 94-5, 301. 358, 444, 446 ; 1642, II. 
 94-8, 303, 332, 445-8, 539, 666, III. 
 185, IV. 57; 1646, II. loi; 1660, 
 II. 125. — Verses, H. 26. Printer 
 ai York, 1642, II. 96, 98, 666 ; at 
 Shrewsbury, J642, II. 99. 
 
 Barker, Thos. Art of Angling, 165 1, 
 1657, H. 26, 1656, 1659, IL 37, A. 
 164, 1653, H. 26, A. 164. — The 
 Bloodie Banqiiet, by T. D., 1630, H, 
 136- 
 
 Barker, W. Trans. /. B. Oello's Fear- 
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 Bapkham, Edward, Lord Mayor of Lon- 
 don. The .§unne in Aries. Thomas 
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 Barksdale, Clqjqaent. Characters, 1662, 
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 26. — Mei;i;i(irials of Aldernjan Whit- 
 more and others, 1681, II, 37. — 
 Memorials of Worthy Persons, 1661, 
 1662, 1663, I. 27, — Nympha Libe- 
 thris, 165 1, H. 2,6. — Eemembrancer 
 of E^ccgllent Men, 1670, I. 27. — Th. 
 Bezse Epitaphia, 1680, H. 26. — Qy. 
 E4jitqf of W. Higford's Institutions, 
 i6fc8. — Trans. Cyprian's Of Disci- 
 pliije, 1675. Grotiui Government 
 and Bites of the Ancient Church, 
 1675; Against Paganism, 1696; 
 Defence of Christian Beligion, 1678. 
 The Learned Maid of 4. Maria a 
 Schurinan, 1659. 
 
 Barksdale, John, BooTtbinder, 1676, 
 IL 259; 1678, IL 260; 1681, IL 
 37- 
 
 Barkstead, John. Invisible John made 
 visible, 1659, IL 37. 
 
 Barkstead, Wm. Siren, or the Fair 
 Greek, 161 1, H. 26.— Mirrha, the 
 
 Mother of Adonis, 1607, H. 26.— 
 Prologue to a play, H. 26. 
 Barkstead, Col., and others. Petition 
 from several Regiments of the Army 
 1648, IV. 4. 
 
 Barlardus, Adrianus. Joci veteres et 
 recentes, 1529, I. 207. 
 
 Barley, Wm., Bookseller and Printer, 
 Newgate Market, [1590], H. 326, 646; 
 1591, H. 229, IIL 97; 1592, H. 20^ 
 256 ; in Gratious Street, over against 
 Leaden Hall, K. 511, 538, I. 103; 
 1593, H- 410, 413, 451, 467,' 645, 
 L 3oj 1594,11.341,461; 1595, H. 
 261, 249, 253, 305, 462, 511, 659, 
 676, IL 311, 700; and in NewyaM 
 Market, H. 458 ; 1596, H. 80, 305, 
 410-11, IL 88, 469, IV. 81 ; 1598, 
 H. 56, 121, 341, IIL 75.174; 1599, 
 H. 192, IL 8, 36, 286, 406; 1602, 
 H. 689; 1606, H. 6, 189,1V. 24; 
 1607, H. 149, 206, 208, IIL II, IV; 
 39 ; 1608, H. 474, 647-8, 683 ; 1609, 
 H. 306, 498, IL 326, IV. 55, Sij 
 1610, H. zio, 343, L 53, 87, 484, 
 IIL 27 ; 1612, H. 123, 228, IL 276, 
 470,538; 1613, H. 183, 459, L 172, 
 in, 306 ; 1614, H. 334, L 453 ; n.d., 
 H. 163, 507, IL 38, IIL 301. 
 
 Barley, Wm. Trans. Delightful His- 
 tory of Celestina the fair, 1596, H. 80. 
 
 Barleybreake, by W. N., 1607. 
 
 Barleycorn, Sir John. A Pleasant new 
 Ballad to sing, &c. [1620], H. 27, 
 [1640], H. 27.— Triall of, 1709, K 
 27. — Arraignment and indicting'iof, 
 TJi. Robins, 1675.— The Little Barley 
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 Barlow, Francis. Book containing such 
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 [1664], II. 38. — Diversae Avium. 
 Species, &c., 1658, IL 37; 1673,11. 
 38- — Hunting, Hawking, and Shoot-, 
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 .iEsop's Fables, 1666, H. 4.— Various 
 Birds and Beasts drawn from life! 
 II. 38. 
 
 [Barlow,] Jerome. Wm. Roy's Little 
 Treatise, &c., 1527-8, IL 366. ^ 
 
 Barlow, Bp. Thos. Observations on 
 the Bull of Pope Pius V. : in J. 
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 A Prefatory Discourse, &c., 1681, 
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BARLOW 
 
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 BARNES 
 
 Baxlow, Thos. T. Bisliam's Iter Aus- 
 trale, 1638, ded. to. 
 
 Barlow, Timothy, Bookseller, Bull-head, 
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BARRET 
 
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BASSET 
 
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 See Bethnal Green. 
 
 Beggar, Court. R. Brome, 1659. 
 
 Beggar, Song of the : in A Description 
 of Love, 1620, H. 350. 
 
 Beggar's Ape. B. Niecols, 1627. 
 
 Beggar's Bush. F. Beaumont and G. 
 Fletcher, 1661. 
 
 Beggars, Dialogue between two, 1567, 
 II. 174. — Jovial Crew, or the Beg- 
 gars Bush, H. 35. — Petition against 
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 Remedy, or the way to reform wan- 
 dering, 1646, H. 575. — Supplication 
 for. Simon Fish, n.d. 
 
 Beggary, Praise, Antiquity, and Com- 
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 Begging Poor, Certain and infallible 
 Measures for the alimation of, 1701, 
 
 n.483. 
 Beguinus, John. Tyrocinium Chymi- 
 
 cum, 1669, II. 44. 
 Behaviour, Rules of, 1692, III. 16. 
 Behem, Francis, Printer, Maguntice, 
 
 1550, L 83. 
 Behn, Mrs. A. Abdelazer, 1693, A. 
 
 165. — Amorous Prince, 1671, II. 44. 
 
 — City Heiress, 1682, II. 44. — Gon- 
 
 gratidatory Poem to the King, 1688, 
 
 II. 44. — Emperor of the Moon, 1687, 
 
 II. 44. — False Count, 1682, II. 44. 
 — Feign'd Curtizans, 1679, II. 44. — 
 LeMontre, 1686, III. 278. — Lycidas, 
 1688, II. 45. — Pindarick Poem on 
 the Coronation of James II., 1685, 
 
 III. 16. — Poems upon several occa- 
 sions, 1684, II. 44.— Pindarick on 
 the death of the late Sovereign, 1685, 
 IL 44, 672.— Plays, 1702, IV. 8.— 
 Poems, 1697, IV. 8. — Roundheads, 
 1682, II. 44. — Sir Patient Fancy, 
 1678, II. 44. — The Debauchee, 1677, 
 
BEHOLD 
 
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 BELL 
 
 A. 165. — The Dutcli Lover, 1673, 
 A. 165. — The Forc'd Marriage, 1671, 
 A. 165. — The Lucky Chance, 1687, 
 IL 44. — The Eover, 1677, Part II. 
 1681, A. 165. — Town Fopp, 1677, 
 II. 44. — Widdow Ranter, 1690, II. 
 45.— Young King, 1683, IL 44.— 
 Younger Brother, 1696, A. 165. — 
 Translated A New discovery of new 
 worlds, 1688, IV. 116. — Verses in 
 Collection of Poems, 1672, I. 335. 
 Edw. Hoicard's Six Days Adven- 
 tures, 1671. Miscellany, 1685, II. 
 398. Th. Tryon's Way to make 
 people rich, 1685. 
 
 Behold the wonders of Almighty God, 
 1684, H. 214. 
 
 Behr, Hans, Declaration of, 1644, 1. 33. 
 
 Bekker, Balthazar. The "World Be- 
 witched, 1695, III. 16. Refutation 
 of. John Beaumont, 1705, III. 15. 
 
 Belchior, Dabridgecourt. Hans Beer 
 Pot, 1618, H. 35. 
 
 Believe as you list. P. Massinger, 
 1631. 
 
 Believers Catechism. B. Keatch, 1 705. 
 
 Belfast, Relation from, 1642, II. 98. 
 
 Belfast PnWer. James Blow, 1^28. 
 
 BelfOrdiSir Wm., Challenge from Prince 
 Rupert to, 1643, H- i<50. 
 
 Belgium. Belgiaes Troubles and Tri- 
 umphs. Wm. Crosse, i625.^Belgica 
 Caracteristica. John Crouch, 1665. 
 — Belgic Soldier. Thos. Scot, 1624. 
 -De Bello Belgico. F. Strada, 
 1650. — Bellum Belgicum Secundum, 
 1665, IIL 39. 
 
 Belhaven, Lord. Countrey-man's Rudi- 
 ments, 1699, III. 16. — Speech on the 
 Act of Security, 1703, III. 225. 
 
 Belier, John, Printer at Paris, 1644, 
 IL 236. 
 
 Beling, Richard. The Eighth Day, 2nd 
 Edit., 1661, L 33.— Bk. VL of Sid- 
 ney's Arcadia, H. 558. — Verses in 
 Jos. Shirley's Royal Master, 1638. 
 
 Bell, Adam, Clym of the Cloughe and 
 Wm. of Cloudesle. ByddeU, 1536, 
 L 33; 1605, H. 35; 1628, H. 35 ; 
 1632, H. 35 ; 1648, H. 35 ; 1668, 
 H. 35 ; 1683, H. 35. — Copland, n.d., 
 H. 35. — Thackeray, n.d., H. 35 ; 
 1698, H. 35.— Part IL 1618, H. 35. 
 
 Bell, Andrew, Boolcseller, 1693, III. 
 
 155, A. 272; 169s, IV. 25; 169^ 
 
 III. 24, II. 19; at the Cross Kej/8, 
 Poultry, III. 192 ; 1697, II. 263J 
 1698, Gross-Keys and Bible, Corn- 
 hill, L 370, IV. 85 ; 1702, IL 295, 
 in. 95, 292. 
 
 Bell, Andrew and Jonas Luntley, Book- 
 sellers, Pestle and Mortar, overagaiml 
 Horse-Shoe Tavern, Chancery Law, 
 1684, IL 376. 
 
 Bell, Francis. Translated History, Life, 
 &C., of Sister Joane of the Crosse, 
 by Anthony d'Aca, 1625. 
 
 Bell, Captain Henry. Translated M.. 
 Luther's Colloquia Mensalia, 1652. 
 
 Bell, Henry, Bookseller, 16 10, IV. 97; 
 1613, H. 384; i6i5,H. 115; 1617, 
 without Bishopsgate, H. 242, 243, IL 
 423; 1618, H. 116; 1620, Sunne,. 
 in Bethlehem, H. 233 ; 1621, H. 218, 
 
 242, III. 100; 1622, ai! the Lame- 
 Hospital Gate, in Smithfield, H. 374, 
 524 ; 1 63 1, in Eliolfs Court, Old 
 Baity, L 392, H. 451. 
 
 Bell, Henry and Moses, BookseUen, 
 1637, H. 242, 243. 
 
 Bell, Henry, Bookseller, 1660, II. 105. . 
 Printer, 1661, H. 148. 
 
 Bell, H., and P. Lillecrap, Printerif 
 1 66 1, IL 599. 
 
 Bell [or Beale], John. Gratiarum Actio, 
 &c., 1590, L 34. 
 
 Bell, Jane, Bookseller and Printer, 1649, 
 H. 523 ; 1650, East End of Christ 
 Church, H. 121, 501, IV. 88; 1652, 
 H. 23, L 8, IIL 63; 1653, IIL 189^ 
 1654, H. 523; 1655, H, 32, 132', 
 
 243. 551. I- 30, IL 667; 1656,1 
 164, 355. 472 ; 1657, L 164; 1658, 
 IIL 131; 1659, H. 527, IL 525; 
 n.d., H. 212. 
 
 Bell, Moses, Printer, 1647, L 254, III. 
 
 158 ; 1648, L 365, IV. 126; n.d., I 
 
 232. See Henry and Moses Bell. 
 Bell, Sir Robert, Brief and dolefull 
 
 lamentation for, 1577, H. 433.— 
 
 Mournefull Memorie of the death of, 
 
 1578, H. 433. 
 Bell, Rob. The Mischief of the Five 
 
 Shilling Tax on Coal, 1699, IIL 45. 
 Bell, Thos. Downefall of Popery, 1605. 
 
 IT- 45-— Pope's Funerall, 1605, L 34- 
 Bell, Thos. Roma Restituta, 1672, 
 
 IV. 120. 
 
BELL 
 
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 BELLOSIS 
 
 Bell, Wm., Testament of, 1632, II. 45. 
 Eellag, Jo. Bapt., Printer, Bonn, 1608, 
 
 III. 184. 
 
 Bellama, Albino and. N. Whiting, 
 
 1639. 
 Bellamira, or The Mistress. Sir Chas. 
 
 Sedley, 1687. 
 Bellamy, Edward. /. Huarte's Examen 
 
 de Ingehios, 1698, ded, to. 
 Bellamy, John, Bookseller, 1621, South 
 
 Entrance, Boyal Exchange, 11. 51; 
 
 1622, Ttco Greyhounds, Cornhill, I. 
 
 335. II- 247, 422, 482, 519, 685; 
 
 1624, III. 269 ; 1625, II. 253 ; 1627, 
 
 IV. 176 ; 1 63 1, Three Golden Lyons, 
 Comehill, I. 174, H. 214; 1634, III. 
 271; 1635, 11. 659; 1638, I. 362;. 
 1639) I- 314, II- 659; 1642, II. 665 ; 
 1644,11.377; 1646,111.236; 1648, 
 
 II- 132, 557- 
 
 Bellamy, Mrs. Martha. Fenelon's Tales 
 and Fables, 1736, ded. to. 
 
 Bellarmine, Cardinal Robert. Apologia, 
 Epphata to E. T. . . . concerning 
 Card. B.'s. Dr. Collins, 161 7, IV. 
 130. The Obmutesse of F. T. to the 
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 1687, IV. 120. — Short Catechism, 
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 the Judgement of the Reformed 
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 Bellas, Wm. Contributed to Robert 
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 Bellasis, Thos., Lord. G. Barri's 
 Painter's Voyage of Italy, 1679, 
 ded. to. — Articles of Peace concluded 
 and agreed upon, 1666, II. 590. 
 
 Bellasis, Lady, 1678, III. 40. 
 
 Bellay, Wm. de. Instructions for the 
 Wars, 1589, II. 161. 
 
 Bellehachlus, Ogerius. Sacrosancta Bu- 
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 Bellenden, John. Translated H. Boece's 
 History and Chronicles of Scotland, 
 n.d. 
 
 Bellenden, Wm. Magistri Supplicum, 
 &c., 1615, II. 45; 1616, III. 17; 
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 Sellers, John. Essays upon the Poor, 
 
 1699, III- 278. — Improvement of 
 
 Physik, 1714, III. 17.— Proposals 
 
 for a College of Industry, 1696, I. 
 
 476. 
 BeUerus, Balthazar, Printer, Douay, 
 
 1632, IL 45 ; Dra'i, 1649, L 282. 
 Bellewe, Richard. Les ans du roy 
 
 Richard IL, 1585, II. 45. 
 Bellianis of Greece. Honour of Chi- 
 
 valrie. Trans. L. A. 1598, H. 35, I. 
 
 34; 1650, H. 35 ; 1683, IL 45.— 
 
 Trans. F. Kirkman, 1673, H. 36 ; 
 
 [1720], I. 34; n.d.. III. 278. — Part 
 
 IL 1703, H. 36. 
 Bellianus of Greece, Famous History 
 
 of, 1677, L 34. 
 Bellieure, P. Harangue faicte a la 
 
 royne d'Angleterre, 1588, I. 34. 
 Bellin Dun's Confession, 1594, II. 45. 
 Bellinger, John, Boohseller, 1660, »{, 
 
 Clifford's Inn Lane, Fleet Street, H. 
 
 529, L 369; 1671, in. 11; 1678, 
 n. 22. 
 
 Bellingham, Charles. Ded. in Sir Hugh 
 Piatt's Garden of Eden, 1653. 
 
 Bellingham, Thos. P. Massenger's 
 Roman Actor, 1629, ded. to. 
 
 Bellman, British, 1648, H. 36, III. 17. 
 
 Bellman for England, 1586, I. 45. 
 
 Bellman of London. T. Declcer, 1608. 
 
 Bellman, Perfect and complete. Hen. 
 Herne, 1666. 
 
 Bellman's Alarum, 1589, I. 45. 
 
 Bellman's good morrowe, 1580, II. 45. 
 
 Bellman's Outcries, 1655, H. 36. 
 
 Bellman's Verses, H. 36. 
 
 Bellomayus, John. Verses in Gradus 
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 Bellomont, Richard, Earl of. By his 
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 Speech to Representatives of New 
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 proceedings against Captain Kidd. 
 1 701, written by a kinsman of. 
 
 Bellopolius, P. De Pace inter Henr. 
 Galliarum et Eduard. Anglioe, 1552. 
 IV. 8. 
 
 Bellosis, Sir Henry. Wm. Lawson's New 
 Orchard and Garden, 1623, ded. to. 
 
 Bellosis, Sir Wm. G. Carleton's Lifa 
 of Bernard Gilpin, 1629, ded. to. 
 
BELLOT 
 
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 Bellot, James. English Schoolmaster, 
 1579-80, II. 45, H. 36. — French 
 G-raiamar, 1378, I. 34, H. 36. — Le 
 Jardin de Vertu, 1581, III. 278. — 
 The French Methode, J588, H. 36. 
 
 Bells-founder confounded. S. Ghidley., 
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 Bellum Grammaticale. Trans. "W. H., 
 1576, I. 34; 1635, I. 34. 
 
 Belon, Peter. The Mock Duellist, 1675, 
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 Belon, Mons. Travels in Greece.: in 
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 Belus, John. Epigram in Z. Boyd's 
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 Belvaletus,F. Mondonus. Catechismus, 
 
 1631, II. 672, III. 17. 
 Belvidere, or the Garden of the Muses. 
 
 /. Bodenfiam, 1600. 
 Belvoir Castle. Major-Gen. Poyntz's 
 
 Letter to Wm. Lenthal, 11645, 11. 491. 
 Bendish, Sir Thos. News from Turkey, 
 
 1648, H. 36. 
 B[endish], Thos. Approbation to A 
 
 Libell of Spanisli Lies, 1596, H. 570. 
 Benedict, St. The Eule of Perfection, 
 
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 1632, II. 46. 
 
 Benedictus [or Benoit], F. Le Cheva- 
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 Benefice, The. Comedy by E. Wild, 
 i68g. 
 
 Benese, Sir Eichari Measuring of 
 Land. Nicholson, [1536], I. 473, II. 
 46, 687, III. 56. Wyer, n.d., I. 35. 
 Golwell, n.d., I. 35, II. 46. 
 
 Beney, T. J. Puget de la Serre's Secre- 
 tary's Fashion, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Bengala, Eelation of an unfortunate 
 Voyage to. Glanius, 1682. 
 
 Bengala Bean, Some Observations on 
 the, 1694, in. 303. 
 
 Ben Gorion, Joseph. Jews Common- 
 wealth, 1561, IL 673 ; 1567, IL 46 ; 
 15.7s, n. 46, IIL [30; 1596, IL 46. 
 Wally, n.d., I. 35. 
 
 Benison, Francis, Epitaph of, 1570, 
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 Benlowes, Edward. Buckler against 
 the fear of Death, 1640, H. 36. I 
 
 Published by T. Joi-dan as Death 
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 Friendship, 1657, L 35.— Honorificj 
 Armorum Cessatio, 1643, H. 36,— 
 Lusus Poeticus Poetis, 1635, H. 36. 
 — Oxonii Encomium, 1672, H. 36.— 
 "Sphinx Theologica, 1626, H. 36.— 
 Summary of Divine "Wisdom, 1657, 
 H. 36. — ^^Theophila, 1652, H. 36.— 
 Threno-Thriambeuticon, 1660, H;36. 
 — Yerses in Payne Fishe>-'s Marston 
 Moor, 1650. Fr. Quarles' Emblems, 
 1635 j Midnight Meditations, 1646, 
 Jnhn Sictm-'s Panegyrica, 163^.— 
 P. Fletcher's Purple Island, 1633, 
 ■/. Quarles, God's Love and Man's 
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 Weaver's Plantagenets Tragical Stoiy, 
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 Bennett, Charles. The Miraculous 
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 Bennet, Christopher, Thos. Mogat's 
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 Bennet, Father. Life, in Life of Bev. 
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 Bennet, F., Bookseller, 1692, II. 59. 
 
 Bennet, Sir Henry, Lord Arlington. 
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 Bennet, Sir John. Bich. Gralcantlim^i 
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 Bennet, John. Madrigals, 1699, H, 
 36. 
 
 Bennet, J., Printer, 1678, II. 297; 
 1679, IL 518; 1681,11.344; 1685, 
 L 115. 
 
 Bennet, M., Printer, 1701, A. 262; 
 
 1703, IIL 50. 
 
 Bennet, Eichard, Governor of Virginia. 
 John Hammond, Hammond versus 
 Heamans, [1655], III. 295. 
 
 Bennet, Sir Thos. John Hanson's Timo 
 is a Turn-Coat, 1604, ded. to. 
 
 Bennet, Thos., Boolcseller, 1690, III. 
 259; 1692, A. 177; 1694,111152; 
 1695, IV. 122; i6g6, in St. Paul's 
 Churchyard, I. 339, 411, IL 208, 
 IV. 37; 1698, IL 58; 1699, IV. 
 174; 1700, A. 267; 1702, II. 43i 
 
 1704, IIL 290; 1705, L 444. 
 
BENNYON 
 
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 BERKELEY 
 
 Bennyon, Sir George; Clement Ellis' 
 Gentile Sinner, 1660, ded. to. 
 
 Benoit, F. See F. Benedictus. 
 
 Benskin, T,, Bookseller in Green Rents, 
 near Fleet Bridge, 1680, II. 487, IV. 
 147; 1681, II. 115, 422; 1682, in 
 St. Bride's Churcli-yanI, I. 127, III. 
 156,11. 44; 1683, II. 521. 
 
 Benson, Jas., Eelation of his under- 
 taking the AUum "Work in Lanca- 
 shire, 1660, H. 36. 
 
 Benson, John, Bool-seller, 1635, H. 
 527; in St. Dunstan's Churchyard, 
 1.368; 1637,1.273; 1638,1.273; 
 1640, H. 283, 308, 546, I. 223; 
 
 i- 1641, II. 143; 1646, I. 441; 1651, 
 H. 429, IL 409, 437 ; 1652, H. 27s, 
 II. 284. 
 
 Bensted, Thos., Canterburies Amaze- 
 ment, or the Ghost of, 1641, IV. 54. 
 
 iBent, Jas., Dedication in The Bloody 
 Assizes, 1689, II. 313. 
 
 iBentivoglio, Cardinal. Hist. Eelations 
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 IL46. 
 
 Bentivoglio and Urania. Nath. Ingelo, 
 1660. 
 
 Bentley, M., Bookseller, 1698, III. 107. 
 
 Bentley, Dr. Eichard. His Disserta- 
 tions on the Epistles of Phalaris. 
 
 i Ghas. Boyle, 1698. 
 
 Bentley, Eichard, and J. Magnup, Bonk- 
 sdlers, Russel St., Covent Garden, 
 1675,1. 228,11. 151; 1676,11. 337; 
 1677, II. 44. 
 
 Bentley, Eichard, and M. Magnus, 
 1680, II. 89, 151, 188; 1681, 1. 43; 
 
 1682, II. 142, III. 3, 213, 293; 
 
 1683, III. 200. 
 
 Bentley, Eichard, 1683, II. 21, 151, 
 184, III. 122, 230; 1684, II. 36, 
 338; i68s, III. 31S. IV. 116, 158; 
 
 1686, II. 172, 658, III. 70, 148; 
 
 1687, I. 113, III. 250; 1688, II. 
 397, IV. 41 ; 1689, 11. 695, IV. 92, 
 173; 1690, I. 150 j 1691, II. 187, 
 436, 715. III. 71, 271 ; 1692, II. 36, 
 67, 84; 1693, II. 36, S3, 174, III. 
 71; 1694, II. 36, III. 287,1V. 179; 
 1695, III- 240; 1696, I. 129, 411 ; 
 
 $ 1697, III. 20; n.d., II. 216, III. 
 202. 
 
 Bentley, Thomas. Monument of Mat- 
 rones, 1582, H. 36. 
 
 Bentley, William, Printer, 1646, III. 
 168; 1650, H. 157,356,11. 2,369, 
 IV. 149; 1651,1. 350, II. 63, III. 
 4; 1652, II. 163.: 1653, I. 44, II. 
 89, 248; 1656, I. 138.— Case of, 
 1656, 1. 35. Answer to Ditto, 1656, 
 
 I- 35- 
 Bentley, Wm., Booksell&r, iSgy, II. 
 
 68. 
 Benvenuto. The Passenger, 161 2, H. 
 
 37, I- 35- 
 Benwel Village, Description of. Q. Z., 
 
 1727, I. 472. 
 Berachah, or England's Memento to 
 
 Thankfulnesse, &c. R. P., 1646. 
 Beraldus, Prince of Savoy: a Novel, 
 
 167s. I- 35- 
 Berault, Peter. A Nosegay, 1684, II. 
 
 673- 
 
 Berenclow, B., Translator of Ottoman 
 Gallantries, 1687, III. 250. 
 
 Bercher, "Wm. Dysputation of Noby- 
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 Bookes of Xenophon, translated, 
 1568. — Epitaphia et Inscriptiones 
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 Berdes, Book of. See Beardes. 
 
 Berdon, John de. Panegyrical Con- 
 gratulation, 1603, H. 37. 
 
 Berg, Adam, Printer, Munich, 1573, 
 IL 199. 
 
 Bergen-op-Zome, The Couragious salley 
 and great slaughter of the English 
 Garrisons in, 1622, II. 418, — De- 
 scription of the beseiging of, 1622, 
 II. 418. — Jouinal or Daily Eegister 
 of all Achievements which happened 
 at the Siege of, 1622, II. 17. — Sur- 
 prizal of Two Imperial Towns by 
 Count Mansfield, 1622, III. 175. — 
 The Eourth of October 1622, III. 
 175. — 2 September: Two Great 
 Battles, 1622, III. 95. 
 
 Bergerac, Cyrano de. Satyrical Char- 
 acters and handsome descriptions, 
 1658, II. 46. — Comical History of 
 States and Empires in the Moon and 
 Sun, 1687, II. 46. 
 
 Bergerac Prj'wfer. Gilbert Vernoy, j 6 jo. 
 
 Bergville, Marquis de. The Last Sum- 
 mons, 1621, II. 161. 
 
 Eeriuthea : Eomance, by /. Bulteel, 
 1664. 
 
 Berkeley, George, 13th Lord. P. Mas- 
 
BERKELEY 
 
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 senger's l&enegado, 1630. Alex. Ross's 
 New Planet no Planet, 1646. Jos. 
 Shirley's Young Admiral, 1 63 7. Ant 
 Stafford's Guide of Honour, 1634. 
 John Webster's Duchess of Malfy, 
 1623. John Wilkins' Mercury, 1 6 4 1 , 
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 Berkeley, George, 2nd Earl of. His- 
 torical Applications and Occasional 
 Meditations, 1670, IIL 17; 1698, 
 II. 46; 1666, 1. 36. — Thos. Durfey's 
 SirBarnaby Whigg, 1681. LeVayer 
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 Berkeley, Bp. Gilbert. Antony Sadeel's 
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 Berkeley, Lady Henrietta, A New 
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 1682, IL 258. 
 
 Berkeley, Mistress Mary and Frances. 
 S. Lentulo's Italian Gram.,' 1575, 
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 Berkeley, Sir Eobert, Articles of Ac- 
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 Berkeley, Thomas, Lord, III. 15. 
 
 Berkeley, Sir Wm. The Lost Lady, 
 1639, H. 37, I. 27. — The Laws of 
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 Berkenhead, Sir J. See Birhenhead. 
 
 Berkshire, Earl of, A publication of 
 Guiana's Plantation newly under- 
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 Berkshire, News fronT, 1675, H. 37. — 
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 Major-General Brown, 1646, II. 
 673- 
 
 Bermudas, Discovery of the. S. Jour- 
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 a fearful storm, 1630, II. 47. — Map 
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 Voyage to. /. Hardy, 167 1. 
 
 Bermudas Berries, Some Observations 
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 Bernard, Jean. Discours des plus Me- 
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 n. 47 ; 1587. n. 47. 
 
 Bernard, Nicholas. Life and Death of 
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 Proceedings of the Siege of Dro"- 
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 Bernard, Richard. Guide to Grand- 
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 IL 47 ; 1630, IV. 9 ; 1632, III. 17; 
 1640, I. 36. — Look beyond Luther, 
 1623, II 47. — Penitent Death of .jj 
 Woeful! Sinner, 1651, II. 673.--i 
 Rhemes against Rhome, 1626, II. 4^^ 
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 Bernard, St. Dialogues of St. Gm 
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 1631, IV. 9. — Meditations, i486, 
 
 I. 476. — Treatise of well living, n.d., 
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 Bernard, Wm. and Jas. Cousin, Pmto, 
 1517, III. 155, A. 265. 
 
 Bernardino, St. Boke of the Crysten 
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 Berne, The Tragical History of Jetzer, 
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 Berners, John Bouchier, Lord. Trans- 
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 Froissari's Chronicles. Golden Book 
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 Huon of Bordeaux, 1535. The Castle 
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 Berners, Jo., and others. Letter' to 
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 27, 1. 256, III. 13, IV. 1 2x; 1607, H. 
 580, II. 78; 1608, II. 522; 1610, 
 II. 78, 312 ; 1622 [?], III. 74; n.d., 
 I. 217, 218. 
 
 Bishop, G., Bookseller, 1644, I. 80, II. 
 
 100, 486, 531, in. 119. 
 Bishop, G., and R. Wliite, Printers, 
 
 1641, IL 558; 1642, IL 247, 347. 
 Bishop, J., and R. Kirby. Marrow of 
 
 Astrology, 1687, IV. 150. 
 Bishop, Philip, Bookseller in Exeter, 
 
 1698,1V. 136; 1701, L 452.^ 
 
BISHOP 
 
 [ 74 1 
 
 BLACKAMORE 
 
 Bishop, Eichanl, Printer, 1631, H. 
 686; 1636, II. 19, S3, 223; 1637, 
 H. 529; 1639, H. 34, 229, I. 185, 
 360, IV. 35, 39; 1640, H. 38, 43, 
 S3. 227, 396, I. 24, 147, 477, II. 
 320; 1641, H. 556; 1642,. II. 448, 
 604; 1644, H. 492, II. 551 ; 1645, 
 
 II. 601; 1647, II. 434; 1648, H. 
 529,1. 183; 1649, IV. 136; 1650, 
 H. 76, II. 679; 1651, I. 369, H. 
 529; 1653, H. IIS, n. 134. 
 
 Bishop, Wm., and others. Trials for 
 Piracies, 1696, II. 648. 
 
 Bishope, George. New England Judged, 
 1661, III. 279; [1661-s], III. 279 J 
 1703, IV. 121; Appendix, 1661, 
 
 III. 18. 
 
 Bishop, The Lofty, &c., 1640, H. 40. 
 — True character of an untrue, 1641, 
 H. 84, II. 50. 
 
 Bishops, Abstracts of some late Char- 
 acters laid down in Lord Bishop's 
 Dumb Dogs, 1643, H. 40. — Acts for 
 the utter abolishing of, 1643, II. 50. 
 — and Archbishops, A very lively por- 
 traiture of, 1640, IV. 10. — Apology 
 for, 1 641, H. 40, II. 50. — Apology 
 for the ancient right and power of, 
 to sit and vote in parliament, 1661, 
 II. so.— Apprentices' Advice' to the; 
 1642, H. 10. — bridles, 1638-9, 1.. 39. 
 — Conspiracy of the twelve,. 1641, 
 
 IV. id. — Dialogue concernjing the 
 tyrannical dealing of, H, 159, II. 
 49. — downefall. E. E., 1642, H. 
 40, I. 39. — Form and Manner of 
 Consecration of, 1660, II. 1*5. — 
 Grace and Peace from God, &c. : 
 An Exhortation to, 1572, II. 49. — 
 Humble Examination of Abstracts 
 to Answers to Nine Eeasons of the 
 House of Commons against the votes 
 of, 1641, III. 19. — Ivry of Inquisi- 
 tion De Jure Divino, &o., 1641, II. 
 673. — Instructions from the King's 
 Majesty to the, 1636, III. 35. — 
 last good-night, 1642, H. 40. — Lord 
 Bishops, none of the Lord Bishops, 
 1640, H. 40, III. 19. — Lives of, in 
 John Nichols Pilgrimage, 1581. — 
 manifest, 1641, I. 39. — Mittimus to 
 go to Bedlam, 1641, H. 40, IV. 10. 
 —0 Yes, Yes, I do cry. The 
 Bishop's IJridles will you bye, 1641, 
 
 H. 40. — of Kome, Brief Chronicle of, 
 Thos. Gibson, [1548]. — of Eome, His- 
 torical Reflections on. John Wag- 
 staffe, 1660. — Prelates Pride, 1641, 
 I. 39. — Prentices Prophecie of the, 
 1642, H. 10. — right to sit in Parlia- 
 ment, 1621, II. 445. — Rights of, to 
 Judge in Capital Cases in Parliament 
 Cleared, 1680, II. 50. — Rot amongst 
 the. Thos. Stirry, 1641. — potion, 
 1 64 1 , III. 1 36. — Usurpation of Papal, 
 1608, I. 39. — Very lively portraytuiB 
 of the Archbishops and, 1640,. H. 
 84. — ^Vocation of. Ant. Champmyi 
 1616. 
 
 Bishops Hatfield, Cruel and Bloody 
 Murder by Annis Dell at, 1606, III. 
 109. 
 
 Bispham, T. Iter Australe, 1658, H. 
 40, III. 19. 
 
 Biss, Jas., senr. E. Wates' Dialogue 
 between Life and Death, 1679, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Bissseus, Edw. Nic. Upton, De Studio 
 Militari, 1654. 
 
 Bisselius, J. Mariae Stuartae Viventis 
 ac Mqrientis Acta, 1675, H. 381. 
 
 Bisset, J., Bookseller, Bible and Harp, 
 W. Binithfield, H. 68, L 493. 
 
 Biston or Beeston, Servant to Lady 
 Bellasis, 1678, III. 40. 
 
 Bitte to stay the stomacks of good sub- 
 jects. A. H., 1647, I^' '^A'^- 
 
 Bizarus, Petrus. Verses in That. 
 Churchyard^ Governours in the 
 Netherlands, 1602. 
 
 Black [or Back], J., Bookseller, Holb&tn, 
 1694, IL 68. 
 
 Black Bastel. James Melville, 1634. 
 
 Black Book. T. Moffatt, 1604. 
 
 Black Book's Messenger. E. Greem, 
 1592. 
 
 Black Galley of Dort, True Report of, 
 1600, H. 277, 539. 
 
 Black Prince. Tragedy. Eoger Bo^e, 
 1669. 
 
 Black Pudding, Trial of a, 1652, H. 
 687. 
 
 Black Year. Anth. Nixon, 1606. 
 
 Blackall, Aspen. Eeasons for not 
 replying to "Amyntor," 1699,11. 
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 Blackamore, E., Bookseller, Av^ei, 
 PauVs-Churchyard, 1632, H. 683. 
 
BLACKENET 
 
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 BLAGRAVE 
 
 ' Blackeney, Richard. Life in Samuel 
 
 ' Clarke's Lives of Sundry Eminent 
 Persons, 1683. 
 
 ] Black- Friers, Dismal day at the. Mat- 
 
 ' thew Rhodes, 1623. 
 
 Blackhall, Laird of. Certain Instruc- 
 tions given by Lord Montrose and 
 others, 1641, IIL 222. 
 
 Blackhead, Stephen, and Robert Young, 
 Account of, in Thos. Sprafs Rela- 
 tion, &c., 1692-3. 
 
 Blackleech, Nicholas. M. Barnfield's 
 
 ;, Encomium of Lady Pecunia, ded. to. 
 
 '!Blacklock, Laurence, Bookseller, Sugar 
 Loaf, next Temple Bai; 1638, II. 
 157 J 1639, I. 291, 441; 1640, H. 
 33r 396, I- 302 ; 1642. 11- 447. ^^^ 
 IT, 1643, IL 173; 1644, IL 175, 
 . 207 ; 1645, IL 456, IV. 78, 95 ; 
 
 1647, IL 361, 446, 451, IV. 78; 
 
 1648, L 183; 1651, H. 48; 1653, 
 H. 33, IL 447. 
 
 Blackman, Wm., Bookseller, near the 
 Cfreat North Door of Paules, 1597, 
 H. 234. 
 
 Blackmore, Edward, 5oo7i:seZZer, Biasing- 
 Star, Paul's Churchyard, 1620, H. 
 387, A. 26s ; 1623, H. 383, L 283 ; 
 1624, H. 495, I. 283 ; 1626, IL 47, 
 IIL 266; 1627, IL 47; 1628, IL 
 47 ; 1630. IV. 9 ; 1631, H. 453, IL 
 358; 1632, IL 134, IIL 17; 1633, 
 IL443; i63S>I-4S9; 1638, L 283; 
 , 1639, IL 56 ; 1640, L 36 ; 1641, 
 H. 645, II. 326 ; 1642, II. 606, 634, 
 IV. 51; 1643, IL 149, 303, 306, 
 666; 1644, III. 116; 1650,11.678, 
 IL 413 ; 1653, H. 660; 1655, L 
 212, III. 149; 1658, I. 366; nM,., 
 II. 316.. Compare Blackamore. 
 
 Blackmore, Sir Richard. Prince Arthur, 
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 Blacksmith's Dream. Dennis Webster, 
 1622. 
 
 Blackwall, Wm., Bookseller, 1588-9, 
 IL 194 ; 1594, IL 351, H. 467 ; 
 1595, H. 1S8 ■; 1694, IL 481 ] 1596, 
 H. 289 ; 1597, L 40 ; 1600, H. 179, 
 567; 1604, IL 243; 1606, IIL 30; 
 1607, II. 488 ; 1617-8, II. 571 ; 
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 Black-wall, Sad News from, 1641, H. 
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 Blackwell, Geo., A large examination 
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 Blackwell, Hen. English Fencing 
 Master, 1702, I. 39. 
 
 Blackwell, James, Bopkseller, Barnard's 
 Inn Oate, Holhorn, 1694, III. 313. 
 
 Blackwell, John. Essay towards carry- 
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 Blackwood, Adam. Adversus G. Bu- 
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 In Curia Praesidiali Pictonum, (fee, 
 1694, IIL 19. — Jacobi Mag. Brit, 
 et Hib. Regis Inauguratio, 1606, IV. 
 10. 
 
 Bladen, Wm., Bookseller, 16 14, IL 606 ; 
 1619, IL695; 1622,1.446,11.422; 
 1624, IIL 269; 1642, IL 318, IIL 
 
 17- 
 
 Bladen, Wm., Printer at Dublin, 1646, 
 IIL 120 ; 1659, IIL 162 ; 1660, IV. 
 126; 1661, IL 394; 1663, IL 394. 
 
 Bladus Asulanus, Antonius, Printer, 
 Some, [1539], IL 482. 
 
 Bladwel, Robert. Verses in Wm. Bag- 
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 Blaeu, Jean. Le Grand Atlas, 1667, 
 IL so. 
 
 Blaeu, W. J. Tutor to Astronomy and 
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 Blage, Thos. Schole of wise conceytee, 
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 Blageart, Mistress, Pn'ra^er, Pan's, 1636, 
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 jBlageart, M., Printer at Paris, 1653, 
 IIL 95 ; 1655, IL 20. 
 
 Blagge, Henry. Chas. Gibbon's Reme- 
 die of Reason, 1590, ded. to. 
 
 Blagg, W., and others. Trial for Trea- 
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 Blagrave, George, Epitaph on, by T. 
 Bancroft, 165-, H. 24. 
 
 Blagrave, John. Baculum Familiare, 
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 1585, IL 50. 
 
 Blagrave, John. Evil Spirit cast out, 
 1691, III. 19. 
 
 Blagrave, Obadiah, Bookseller, 1675, 
 IL 38; 1677, IL 473, 507, 708; 
 1678, L 331, 449>II-472; i68i,H. 
 335; 1682, H. 168, L 460; 1683, 
 IL 374; 1684, IL 652; 1685, IL 
 390; 16S6, III. 154, A. 262; 1687, 
 i. 90, IV. 174; 1688, A. 266. 
 
BLAGEAVE 
 
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 BLAZON 
 
 Blagrave, R, Bookseller at Oxford, 
 
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 Blague, Captain, Lord Russel, and 
 
 others. History of the Whiggish 
 
 Plot. John Turner, 1684. 
 Blague, John, Bookseller, 1652, IV. 
 
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 Blainther, Wm., Bookseller, 1613, H. 
 
 695- 
 Blair, Robert. Latin translation of the 
 
 Acts and Deeds of Sir Wm. Wal- 
 lace, H. 640. 
 
 Blaizot, Giles, Printer at Paris, 1643, 
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 Blake, H., Bookseller, 1642, II. 714, 
 
 IV. 57- 
 Blake, Mary, wife of Nicholas. A 
 String of Pearles, by Tlios. Bridges, 
 
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 Blake, Admiral, Encomiastick or Ele- 
 giac Enumeration of the atchieve- 
 ments of, 1658, H. 40, L 40. — Elegy 
 on the death of. O. Harrison, 1657, 
 H. 256. — and Sir Geo. Ayscue'sYic- 
 tory over the Dutch, 1652, H. 278. 
 — Letter from the Fleet, with par- 
 ticulars of the Fight with the Dutch, 
 1652, H. 40. — Eelation of the En- 
 gagements of the Fleet of the Com- 
 monwealth under, 1653, II. 137. — 
 and Ambassador Alkaid Ben Abellas, 
 Arrival and Entertainment, 1637, H. 
 40, I. 40. 
 
 Blake, W. Silver Drops, [1680], II. 
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 Blakeston, Jas. Dedication of Be 
 Mendofa's Lazarillo, 1655, 
 
 Blakewall, Wm., Bookseller, overagainst 
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 Blanc, Claud de, Printer, Caen, 1660, 
 H. 664. 
 
 Blanchardine and Eglantin. [Caxton, 
 1489], H. 40; 1595, H. 41; 1597, 
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 Blanche a Broome : Ballad, 1580, II. 
 
 33- 
 Blancken, Gerrard. Catalogue of 
 
 Chiefest Earities in Public Theatre, 
 
 &c, of Ley den, 1697, III. 19. 
 Blanckes, E. Contributor to The Whole 
 
 Book of Psalms, with Tunes, 1592, 
 
 in. 206. 
 Blancourt, H. de. Art of Glass, 1699, 
 
 IIL 288. 
 
 Bland, Edward and others. The Dis» 
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 673- 
 Bland, Peter. A Royal Position, 
 
 1642, IV. 121. 
 Bland, Sir Thos. P. Massenger^s Maid' 
 
 of Honour, 1632, ded. to. 
 BlSb-aA, J., Bookseller, 1708, IV. 152, ' 
 Bland, Toby.. Bait for Momus, 1589, 
 
 IL 51. 
 Bland and Wellers, [1750], I. 148. 
 Blande, John. Humble Eemonstrancai 
 
 on behalf of Virginia and Maryland, 
 
 [1665], in. 19. 
 Blangdone, Barbara, account of Tra- 
 vels, Sufferings, &c. of, 1691, II. 51. 
 Blanket Fair on the Thames, True l3e- 
 
 scription of, 1684, H. 213. 
 Blanket Fair, or the History of Temple 
 
 Street, 1684, H. 213. 
 Blare, Josiah, Bookseller on London, 
 
 Bridge, [1670], I. 102 ; [1685], H. 
 
 304; 1687, III. 231 ; 1689, H. 220, 
 
 I. 12,68; 1690, I. 103; 1691, H. 
 
 685; i694,H 685; 1696, H. i5s;n.d., 
 
 H. 12, no, 158, 192, 201, 207, 220, 
 
 336, 424, 501, 522, 540, 541, 575, 
 
 6x5,1125,178,267,485,490,0.365, 
 
 in. 245, IV. 95, 168. 
 Blasoniam, Introductio ad Latinam. 
 
 /. Gibbon, 1682. 
 Blasphemer Tried and Cast. L. Mug- 
 
 gleton, [1676], II. 407. 
 Blasphemies and Heresies, Ordinance, 
 
 for punishing of, 1648, IL 457. ' 
 Blast blown out of the North. B. R, 
 
 1660, IV. 162. 
 Blatant Beast Muzzl'd, 1691, II. 118. 
 Biathwayt, Hon. Wm. W. W.'s No- 
 vum Lumen Chirurgicum Extinotum, 
 
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 Blatta Bizantina, Some observations 
 
 upon, 1694, in. 303. 
 Blaxton, John. English Usurer, 1634^ 
 
 IL 51. 
 Blayney, Allan. Festorum Metropolis^ 
 
 1652, H. 41, L 40 ; 1654, K. 41, IL 
 
 51- 
 Blazing Star or burning Beacon. Fr. 
 
 Shakelton, 1580 — or, Nolls Nose. 
 
 Colonel Baker, 1660. 
 Blazon of Colours in Armoryes and 
 
 Ensignes military. Eich. Robinson^ 
 
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BLEOHmaLET 
 
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 BLOUNT 
 
 Blechingley, Surrey, Discourse of 
 Lightning, with burning of the spire 
 steeple at, 1607, H. 584. 
 
 Bleeding Iphigenia. Nich. French, 
 
 [1674]. 
 
 Blemhan, C. Translated Peter Martyr's 
 Godly Prayers, 1569, IV. 65. 
 
 Blener-Hassettj Thos. Directions of 
 the Plantation in Ulster, i6io, H. 
 41, I. 40. — Revelation of the True 
 Minerva, 1582, H. 41. — Second part 
 of the Mirrourfor Magistrates, 1578. 
 
 Blenheim, Poem of the Victories of 
 Schellenburgh and. /. Oldmixon, 
 1704. 
 
 Blessed are they y* dye in the Lorde, 
 1560-1, II. 29. 
 
 Blessed balm to search and solve Sedi- 
 tion. Thos. Churchyard, 1604. 
 
 Blessedness of those who die in the 
 Lord. Robert Fleming, 1702. 
 
 Blessings of Eighty-Eight. Thos. 
 Lyster, 1698. 
 
 Blewett, Sir Samuel. John Quick's 
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 Bliss, "Way to. E. Ashmole, n.d. 
 
 Bliss, Wp., alias Watts. Inhuman 
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 two by, 1673, H. 391. 
 
 Blith, Walter. English Improver, 1649, 
 III. 19. — English Improver Im- 
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 Blochwich, Martin. Anatomia Sam- 
 buci, 1677, II. 51. 
 
 Blois, De. Portrait of Charles II., 
 
 1677, IV. 12. 
 
 Blomar, Sir Henry. Peter Smalle's 
 Man's May, 1615, ded. to. 
 
 Blome, J acoi, BooJcseller, i62i,H. 571; 
 1633, IL 258; 1634, II. 135 1638, 
 IL 278, 698; 1660, IL 262. 
 
 Blome, Richard, Bookseller and Editor. 
 Britannia, or Geographical Descrip- 
 tion of England, Scotland, and Ire- 
 land, 1673, II. 51. — of England and 
 Wales, 1698, II. 51. — Description of 
 the Island of Jamaica, 1672, I. 476. 
 — Heraldry, 1685, II. 51; 1693, II. 
 52. — Present State of H. M.'s Isles 
 and Territories in America, 1687, 
 II. S2i — and Nich. Cox, Gentleman's 
 Recreation, 1686, III. 49. — Books 
 
 printed by. Green Pole, New Weld- 
 Street, [1658], IL 190; 1660, IL 
 592 ; 1679, IL 262 ; 1684, IV. 44 ; 
 1691, L 366 ; 1694, IL 339. 
 Blond, M[anasses], Bookseller, 157 1, I. 
 
 340. 
 
 Blondeau, Pietre, Humble Remon- 
 strance of, 1653, III. 19. Answer 
 of the Corporation of Moniers to the 
 Mint to, 1653, II. 400. 
 
 Blondel, David. Treatise of the Sibyls, 
 1661, II. 52. 
 
 Blondeville, Thos. See Blundeville. 
 
 Blood, James, Remarks on the Life 
 and Death of, i68o, II. 52. 
 
 Blood. Cry of. Sir Wm. Moore, 1629 ; 
 John Jones, 165 1. — Cry and Revenge 
 of. Thos. Cooper, 1620. 
 
 Blood for Blood, or Murder Revenged. 
 T. M., 1661. 
 
 Bloody Actions Performed, 1653, H. 
 480. — Almanac, 1659, II. 9. John 
 Booker, 1643. — Babylon Discover'd. 
 By Christianus Londinatus, 1659, 
 
 II. 122. — Banquet. T. D., 1630. — 
 Battell, or the Rebels overthrow, 
 1641, II. 301. — Brother, F. Beavr 
 mont and J. Fletcher-, 1639. — Court, 
 1649, I. 103. — Game at Cards, 
 [1643], H. 89 — Husband and Cruel 
 Neighbour, 1653, H. 317, 408, IV. 
 56. — Innkeeper, or Sad and Barbar- 
 ous News from Gloucestershire, 1675, 
 
 III. 97.— New Year's Gift. Robert 
 Heath, 1609, H. 260. — News from 
 Angel Alley in Bishopsgate Street, 
 1678, H. 347, 419. — News from the 
 North, 1650-1, II. 423. — Tenent of 
 Persecution. Roger Williams, 1644. 
 — Tenent washed. John Cotton, 
 1647.— treaty. The, 1645, IV. 18. 
 
 Bloome, Jacob. See Blome. 
 Bloomfleld's Blossoms. Theatrwn Che- 
 
 micum Britannieum, 1652, H. 5. 
 Bloomsbury, The Night-Walker of, 
 
 1683, H. 391. 
 Blore, Ralph. See Bloioer. 
 Blosius, Lewis. Seven Exercises or 
 
 Meditations, 1682, I. 40. 
 Blount, Charles. Anima Mundi, 1679,. 
 
 II. 673. — Miscellaneous Works, 1695, 
 
 II. %2. — Translated Philostratus, 
 
 1680, II. 474. 
 Blount, Charles, Bookseller, 1678, II. 
 
BLOUNT 
 
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 BLUNT 
 
 129; 1679, II. 36; 1681, I. 285; 
 1684, 11. 6. 
 Blount, Edward. Dedication of Chr. 
 Marlowe's Hero and Leander, 1598. 
 — Bookseller, 1598, I. 161; 1599, 
 H. 559; 1600, H. 221, II. 138; 
 1601, H. 100, 138; 1603, H. 138, 
 247, 617, I. 116, 195, 293; 1604, 
 
 I. 2, 240, 406, II. 582, III. 48, 170, 
 H. 578; 1605, I. 114; 1606, H. 
 65. I- 57. 59; 1607, H. 139, I. 
 13s. II- 582 ; 1608, I. 381 ; 1609, 
 
 II. 286; 1611, II. 223; 1612, H. 
 80; 1613, H. 318, II. 401, 698; 
 1614, H. 356, 1. 267 ; 1615, 1. 456 ; 
 1616,1.99; 1617, H. m; 1618,1. 
 478,11. 259; 1620, II. 118; 1622, 
 
 I. 312, II. 6 ; 1623, H. 547, I. 327, 
 
 II. 37 ; 1628, H. 175, II. 189, III. 
 72; 1632, H. 361, I. 270; n.d., I. 
 74, III. 103. 
 
 Blount, Sir Henrj'. Voyage into the 
 Levant, 1636, 1. 40 ; 2nd Edit.j 1636, 
 
 I. 40 ; 3rd Edit., 1638, II. 52 ; 4th 
 Edit., 1650, III. 19. — Eecommends 
 W. Ramsey's Instrument for cleansing 
 the Stomach, 1664. — W. Ramsay's 
 Organon Salutis, 1657, ded. to. 
 
 Blount, Lady Mary. Father Gressy's 
 XVI. Eevelations of Divine Love, 
 1670, ded. to. 
 
 Blount, Thos. Academy of Eloquence, 
 1654, in. 19; 2nd Edit., 1656, IL 
 673 ; 4th Edit., 1670, IL 673 ; 5th 
 Edit., 1683,11. 52. — Animadversions 
 upon SirR. ^a/cer's Chronicle, 1672, 
 
 II. 52. — Boscobel, 3rd Edit., 1680, 
 II. 52. — Fragmenta Antiquitatis, 
 1679, I. 40. — Glossographia, 1656, 
 IL 52 ; 2nd Edit., 1661, IL 52 ; 5th 
 Edit., 1681, IL 52.— World of Errors 
 discovered in a new world of "Words, 
 1673, II. 52. — Translated Estiennes' 
 Art of Making Devises, 1646. 
 
 Blount, Sir Thos. Pope. Censura Cele- 
 
 briorum Authorum, 1690, III. 19. 
 
 De Ee Poetica, 1694, I. 41. — Essays 
 on Several Subjects, 1697, III. 20. — 
 Natural History, 1693, II. 53. 
 
 Blow, James, Printer, Belfast, 1728, 
 II. 630. 
 
 Blow, Dr. John. Amphion Anglicus, 
 1700, L 41.— Music to Dryden's Ode 
 on the Death of Henry Purcell, 1696. 
 
 — Second Musical Entertainment 
 1685, I. 41. — Contributor to Tlje 
 Jovial Companions, or Merry Club 
 
 II. 138. Joyful Cuckoldom: Songs 
 with Music, 1671, II. 152. — and 
 Henry Purcell. Two Elegies upon 
 the loss of Q. Mary, with Music, 
 1695, IL 387. 
 
 Blower, Ealph, Boolcsdler, Fleet Street, 
 nr. Middle Temple Gate, 1595, IIL 
 94J iS96,H.9,L 129,1V. 162; 1597, 
 H. 153; 1600, H. 201; 1601, III, 
 94; 1605, II. 20, 602; 1606, IL 
 200; 1607, H. 21, III. 11; 1612, 
 H. 371, L 96, IL 196, 532, 555; 
 1613, H. 47, 204, 331; 1615,11. 
 387; 1617, L 138, IL 123, 519; 
 n.d., H. 646, II. 316, 423. 
 
 Bludworth, John, and others. Jamei 
 Coles' Of Death, 1629, ded. to. 
 
 Blum, Michael, Printer, Leipzig, 1534, 
 IV. 22. 
 
 Blunden, Humphrey, BooJcseller, 163;, 
 H- 39; 1637, H. 146, 309; 1638, 
 H. 613, L 57, IL 6; 1639, L 118; 
 
 1640, H. 265, 627, 661, I. 460; 
 
 1641, H. 302, 507, 627, 662, L 460; 
 
 1642, IL 168, 303, 489, 665, 666, 
 IIL 186, 274; 1647, H. 257; 1648, 
 IL 241, H. 36; 1650, H. 626, I 
 436; 1652, IL 351. 
 
 Blundeville, Thos. Art of Logiok, 
 1599, IL 53 ; 1617, IL 54.— Brief 
 Description of Universal Mappes and 
 Cards, 1589, II. 53. — Four cliiefest 
 offices belonging to Horsemanship, 
 [1566], L 41; 1580, IL 53; 1609, 
 
 III. 279. — Fruytes of Foes, 1561, 
 H 15. — His Exercises, 1594, IL 53; 
 2nd Edit., 1597, II. 53; 4th Edit., 
 1613, I. 41 ; 6th Edit., 1622, I. 41; 
 7th Edit., 1636, II. 53. — Learned 
 Prince, 1561, II. 53. — New Book 
 containing the Art of Eiding, II. 53. 
 — Very brief and profitable treatise 
 declaring how many counsells, &c, a 
 Prince ouglit to have, [1570], IL 53. 
 — Three Moral Treatises, Seres, n.d,, 
 H. 41 ; 1580, H. 41. — True order 
 and method of writing and reading 
 histories, 1574, IL 53. 
 
 Blunt, Sir Charles, Lord Mountjoy. 
 Thos. Bastard's Chrestoleros, 1598. 
 Sam. Daniel's Poetical Essays, 1599. 
 
BLUNT 
 
 [ 79 ] 
 
 BODNAM 
 
 T. T.'s Moral Philosophy of the 
 
 Stoics, 1598, ded. to. 
 Blunt, Edward, 1598, H. 373; 1604, 
 
 H. 307; 1606, H. 470; 1610, I. 
 
 146, 170. Compare Blount. 
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 Solemn Passion for the Soul's Love, 
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 Browne, John, Booltseller, Bible, Fleet 
 
 Street, 1598, H. 136, II. 306; 1599, 
 
 H. 172, IL 57 ; 1600, H. 37r, 439 ; 
 
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 IV. 39; r6o8, H. 627; 1609, H. 
 
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BROWNE 
 
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 H. 371; 16 17, II. 397,409; 1618, 
 H. 31; 1619, H. 394, 627, II. 309, 
 571, III. 152; 1620,11. 321; 1621, 
 
 II. 549; 1622, H. 610; n.d., H. 144, 
 
 I. 56, A. 262. 
 
 Browne, J&hn, Boolcseller, 1652, III. 
 
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 Browne, 'SsXK,Booltseller, 1618; I. 170, 
 
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 Browne, Nicholas, Boolcseller, 1609, 
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 Browne, Eichard. Translated Roger 
 
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 Browne, Sir Eichard, Lord Mayor. 
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 Browne, Eobert. Life and Manners of 
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 Browne, Samuel, Boolcseller, Fountain, 
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 J82. 
 
 Browne, Samuel, English Boolcseller at 
 the Hagibe, 1644, A. 269; 1648, H. 
 568, L 495, IL 91 ; 1649, L 304, 
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 189, 576; 1652, IL 529; 1654, H. 
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 Browne, Sir Thos. Works, 1686, IL 
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 1645, I. 56. Observations on. Sir 
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 Browne, Thos., of Lincoln's Inn. Verses 
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 Browne, Thos., Prebend of Westminster. 
 
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 Browne, Thos., Just Reward of a 
 
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 Browne, Thos, Vox Veritatis, i68r 
 
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 Browne, Wm. Britannia's PastoralSi 
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 Browne, Wm., and P. Stephen. Cat* 
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 -iBruen, John, of Bruen-Stapleford, Faith- 
 
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 Jrugis, T. Marrow of Pliysicko, 161 1, 
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 Brunus, L. Cronica Summaria His- 
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BUCK 
 
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 Bucke, George, Boolcseller, 1563, II. 
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BULL 
 
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 1609, I. 60 ; 1623, I. 60. — Princi- 
 ples of Musick, 1636, I. 60. — Rhe- 
 toricse libri duo, 1600, IV. 15; 
 1629, III. 74. — Suggensia, 1625,1V. 
 15- 
 
 Butler, Capt.,Apprehending.of, at Ports- 
 mouth, 1641, H. 292. 
 
 Butler, Capt. D., John Sfrui/s' Voyages, 
 1683, containing a Narrative of. 
 
 Butler, Capt., Governor of Bemvuda. 
 Virgil's Destruction of Troy, trans. 
 Sir Th. Wroth, 1620, ded. to. 
 
 Butler, Col., Governcn- of WareJiam, 
 The Kings Answer to Proposals for 
 Peace, with Letter from, 1645, 11^^- 
 37- 
 
 Butler, Col. John Dunton's Dublin 
 Scuffle, 1699, ded. to. 
 
 Butler, Lady Frances. E. F. Paul's 
 Jesus Maria Joseph Teresia, 1654, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Butler, H., Printer, Birmingham, n.d.^ 
 I. 112. 
 
 Butler, Jac, Querimonise in Luctuosum 
 
 Naufragium Obitumq. T. Meaghr 
 1620, H. 696. 
 
 Butler, James, BOoIcseller, 1644, H. 667. 
 
 Butler, Jas. Wm. Turner's Works of 
 Creation, 1695, ded. to. 
 
 Butler, John, B.D. Christologia, 1671, 
 IV. 124. — Concubinage and Poli- 
 gamy Disprov'd, In reply to, 1698, 
 II. 383.— True State of the Case 
 of, 1697, IL 74. 
 
 Butler, John, Printer, [1556], H. 259, 
 544; n.d., H. 224, L 380. ., 
 
 Butler, Nathaniel, The Penitent Mur- 
 derer, or Life and Death of. E. 
 Yearwood, 1657. 
 
 Butlra:, B,^ Bookseller, 1685, 1. 423. 
 
 Butler, Samuel. Hudibras, Part L, 
 1663, I. 60; Part IL, 1664,1.60; 
 Part III., 1678, L 60; 1679, I- 6o- 
 Parts I. and.IL, 1674, I. 60; ,1694, 
 II. 74.— To the Memory of Du-Vall, 
 1 67 1, III. 27. — Butler's Ghostjioi' 
 Hudibras, Part IV. Thas. Durfiy, 
 1682. 
 
 Butler, Thomas, BooIcseUer, Lincoln's 
 Inn Fields, 1656, H. 325; 1657,1, 
 22 ; 1659, III. II. 
 
 Butler, Wm., Book-seller in St. Duth 
 stone's Churchyard, 1619, I. 160; 
 1621, II. 253, III. 98. 
 
 Butler Family, Some Account of, 17 16, 
 I. 60. 
 
 Butt, Richard, BooIcseUer, Princes St., 
 Covent Garden, 1694, II. 568. 
 
 Butter, Act for better packing of, 1567, 
 IL 459. 
 
 Butter, ^SLthame], Bookseller, St. Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1605, H. 270, 470, 525, 
 564, 683, IL 665, L 213; 1606, H. 
 i44> 149. 260, 276, 320, III. in; 
 1607, H. 149, 301, 420, L 93, 236, 
 381, II. 424; 1608, H. no, 113, 
 270, 55°. S5h 656, 663, L 88, E 
 162, 688, IIL 177; 1609, H. 63, 
 84. 144, 150. 271, 421, 698,1 332; 
 1610, H. 552, IL 571 ; 1611, L 
 170, IIL 235; 1612, H. 282, II 
 288; 1613, H. 270, 525, 556, I 
 495, IL 196; 1614, IL 226, 282, 
 594, 595. I- 91, i83j 328, IIL 93; 
 1615, H. 429, 595, IL 197, III. 220, 
 235, IV. 40; 1616, H. 282, II. 162, 
 232, IIL 85; 1617, H. 297,11.532; 
 i6i8, H. 218, IL 418; 1619, H. 
 
BUTTER 
 
 [ I" ] 
 
 BYRD 
 
 254, 542, 1- 451. II. 418; 1620, H. 
 207, 417, 608, I. 305, 11. 475, IV. 
 142; 1621, H. 525; 1622, H. 253, 
 418, II. 247, III. 172, 17s, 176, 
 183, 208; 1623, I. 77, 172, n. 87, 
 III. 35, 85, III, 23s ; 1624, H. 140, 
 II. 571, III. 234; 1625, H. 86, 308, 
 II. 264, 386; 1627, II. 92; 1628, 
 1 199, II. 538, III. 62, 86 ; 1629, 
 
 II. 710; 1630, H. 113, 579, I. 199, 
 213, 11. 47, 75, III. 35, 57, 172; 
 1631, II. 223, 555; 1632, H. 247, 
 I. 413; 1633, H. 309, I. 199, 413, 
 
 III. no, 129 J 1634, I. 413, II. 
 266; 1635, H. 309, I. 413; 1636, 
 
 I. 413 ; 1637, L 413 ; 1638, I. 414, 
 
 II. 281 ; 1639, H. 540, IL 5, III. 
 3, 227 J 1640, I. 237, II. 233, 266, 
 
 III. 103, 227; 1641,1. 376,11. 266, 
 336, 423. 489, III- 136; n.d., II. 
 232, 288. 
 
 Butter, Thos., Bodlcseller, Paul's 
 
 Churchyard, 1576, H. 25 ; 1580, II. 
 
 199; 1581, II- 424; 1583. li- 242. 
 
 470; 1585. H. 570; 1590, H. 185, 
 
 III. 131. 
 Butter, Widow, Bookseller, 1590, H. 
 
 315, II. 326; 1594, H. 263, II. 
 
 276. 
 Buttes, H. Dyets Dry Dinner, 1599, 
 
 H. 68, I. 60. 
 Buttes, Sir Wm., Book of Epitaphs 
 
 on the death of, 1583, H. 69. 
 Buxtorf S Hebrew Grammar. Epitome 
 
 by N. Gray, 1627-8, II. 74. 
 Buy Broomes, buy, 1563-4, II. 29. 
 Buzby, Mrs. Grace. Hannah WaUeifs 
 
 Queen-like Closet, 1670, ded. to. 
 Byam, Wm., Governor of Surinam. 
 
 Surinam Justiqe. Roh. Sandford, 
 
 1662. 
 Byddell (otherwise Salysbury), John, 
 
 Printer, Lady of Pity, near Fleet 
 
 Bridge, 1534, L 215, III. 15 ; 1535, 
 
 Sun, Fleet Street, H. 159, I. 127, II. 
 
 497; 1536, H. 417, I. 33; 1537, 
 
 III. 190; 1538, H. 362, III. 250; 
 
 IV. 37. 91; 1539. II- 503; 1540, 
 III. 285 ; n.d., H. 120, 448, II. 123, 
 126, 682, IV. 21. 
 
 Byfield) Admiram, Bookseller, Bible, 
 Pope's-head Alley, 1657, I. 232 ; 
 1658, II. 405. 
 
 Byfield, Nathaniel. Account of the 
 
 late Eevolution in New England, 
 1689, III. 27. 
 
 Byfield, T. Two Discourses, 1685, III. 
 27. 
 
 By land, Edward, iJoo/cseZZer, Old Bailey, 
 1768, I. 72. 
 
 Bynneman, Henry, Printer, 1567, H. 
 42, 61, 342, 369, 434, 474, I. 8; 
 1568, H. 159, 210, 215, 368, 465, 
 475, I. 422, ir. 7, 76, 239, 244, III. 
 294; 1569, H- 4o> 625, 692, I. 309, 
 II. 178: 1570, H. 169, 194, 234, 
 516, I. 368, II. 216, 226, 583, III. 
 142, 293; 1571, H. 42, il. 119, 
 177, IV. 15 ; 1572, H. 40, 221, 281, 
 329. 435. 461, 564, 610,1. 39, 230, 
 
 II. 21, III. 66; 1573, H. 184, 407, 
 533. I- 316, II- 227, 496, 616; 
 
 1574, H. 41, II. 632, 642, 706; 
 157s. H- 4, 222, 456, I. 329, II. 
 206, 584; 1576, H. 222, 387. 415. 
 616, 1. 34, II. 227, III. 118; 1577, 
 H. 113, 155, 236, 257, 3S5. 424, 
 431. 452. 591. II- 270, IJI. 106, 
 IV. 92; 1578, H. 221, 679, 700, 
 I. loi ; II. 14, 48, 283, 669; 1579, 
 H. 10, 107, 221, II. 14, 175, 177, 
 319, III. 249; 1580, H. I, 107, 231, 
 357. S74. I- 126, II. 84, 190, 297, 
 371. 583; 1581, H. 32, 180, 357, 
 576, I. 404; 1582, H. 257, 426; 
 1583, H. 24s, 257, 632; 1584, 
 H. 357, II. 141; 1586, H. 474; 
 n.d., H. 7, 182, 630, III. 190, 
 
 303- 
 
 Byrchensha, Ealph. Discourse upon 
 the late defeat given to the Arch- 
 Rebels, 1602, I. 60. 
 
 Byrckman, Francis, Printer at Paris, 
 1511, A. 265; 1514,11.385; 1515, 
 
 III. 299, IV. 69; 1527, IV. 65, 152 ; 
 1529, II. 398; at London, 1519-20, 
 
 IV. 3. 
 
 Byrd, John. Contr-a Tenor, 1575, II. 
 74. — Discantus, 1575, H. 69. — 
 Madrigals, H. 645. — Medius, 1589, 
 H. 69 ; 159I) H. 69. — Psalms, 
 Songs, and Sonnets, 1611, H. 69. — 
 Psalms, Sonnets, &c., 1588, H. 69. — 
 Songs of Sundry Nations, 1589, H. 
 69 ; 1610, H. 69, III. 27. — Superius, 
 
 1575, I. 61. — Thos. Watson's Song 
 in Commemoration of the author of 
 the Praise of Music, 1586, set to 
 
BYRON 
 
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 music. — /. Bull and 0. Gibbons' 
 Parthenia, 1612, H. 446, I. 322, II. 
 463 ; 1659, II. 463. — Thos. Morleifs 
 Practical Music, 1597, ded. to. 
 
 Byron, Chas., Duke of, Conspiracy and 
 Tragedy of. G. Chapman, 160S. 
 
 Byron, Sir John, Declaration of the 
 Lords and Commons concerning an 
 insolent Letter of, 1642, II. 451. 
 
 Byron, Wra., John Quarle^ Eegafc 
 
 Lectum Miserise, 1660, printed for 
 
 the use and benefit of. 
 Bysche, Sir Edward. History of the 
 
 Caribby Islands, 1666, II. 82, ded 
 
 to. 
 Bysshop, John. Beautiful Blossoms, 
 
 i577,,H. 69, I. 61. — Garden of Ee- 
 
 creation, 1578, H. 69. 
 
 c. 
 
 C, A. Answer to 'The Fisher caught 
 
 in his own net,' 1623, III. 27.— True 
 
 Relation of Conference between a 
 , Protestant Divine and Mr. Fisher, 
 
 1626, III. 27. 
 C, A. Satire against Separatists. See 
 
 Cowley. 
 0., A. The English Oracle, 1679, III. 
 
 27. 
 0., A., Bookseller, 1663, II. 320, III. 
 
 11; 1682, IL SS4; 1684, H. 655. 
 0., A., Printer, 1 663, IV. 59 ; 1671-78, 
 
 see Andrew Clark. 
 C, A., and E. C, Printers, 1670, III. 
 
 58, 208. 
 C, A., and T. M., Printers, 1650, H. 
 
 502, in. 114; 1651, IL 437; 1656, 
 
 !• 356. 
 C, A., and T. V. Jesus, Maria, Joseph, 
 
 1663, IL 75. 
 p., 0. Ane brief, explanation of Life 
 
 of the Marquiss of Argyle, 1656, H. 
 
 70, IL 678. 
 C, 0. Translated M. de Vrillac's 
 I Epistle, 1 62 1. 
 b., 0., Printer, Dublin, 17 18-19, HI. 
 
 121. 
 C, Sir D. Proceedings and Death : in 
 
 Sir Thos. HerbeH's Travels, 1634. 
 C, D. Essay to determine . . . Usury, 
 
 1661, IL678. 
 C, E. Emaricdulfe, 1595, H. 688. 
 C, E. Translated Dialogue against the 
 
 tyranny of the Papists, 1562, H. 476. 
 C, E., Printer, 1641, H. 264; 1650, 
 
 IV. 150; 1655, L 488; 1656, H. 
 
 480, IL 496; 1657,11. 130; i66i, 
 
 IL 696, in. 287 ; 1665, IL 698, A. 
 
 267; 1666, L 223, 318; 1667, IL 
 
 575, in. 97; 1668, IL 250; 1669, 
 
 L 182, IL 57, in. 107, 289; 1670, 
 
 in. 97; 1672, n. 654; 1674, H. 
 
 134. 154. I- 124; n.d., H. 376. 
 0., E., and A. C, Printers, 1670, III, 
 
 58, 208. 
 0., Elizabeth, da. of Rob. W. A7s 
 
 Barley-breake, 1607, ded. to. 
 0., F. Translated Bonaventura's Life 
 
 of St. Francis, 1635. 
 0., F, The Reclaimed Papist, 1655, 
 
 n. 75- 
 C, F., Boolcseller, 1627, H. 170, III, 
 
 68; 1641, I. 412; 1642, III. 36, 
 
 IV. 19 ; 1658, in. 44. . 
 C, F., Printer, [1640], II. 180. 
 C, F., and J. C, Printers, 1683, II. 
 
 526; 1684, IL 652. 
 C, F., and J. W., Boolcsellers, 1641, 1, 
 
 79; 1642, IL 96. 
 C, F., and T. B., Booksellers, 1641, L 
 
 83, IL 94, 170. 
 C, F., and T. V., Booksellers, 1641, IL 
 
 604. 
 C, G., Gent. Treatise of Mathematical^ 
 
 Physic : in G. Darius' Judgement of 
 
 the Stars, 1598. — Astrologomania, 
 
 1624, I. 62. 
 C, Gr. A Pitious Platform, H. 70, 
 
 [1580], I. 62. — A Dumpe: in E. 
 
 Gifford!s Gelloflowers, 1580. 
 C, G., Bookseller,! sgi, II. 570; 1594, 
 
 H- 568; 1595-1612, H. 569. 
 C, G, Printer, 1596, II. 3285 1643, 
 
 H. 565, IIL 234. 
 C, G., Bookseller, Ming, in Little 
 
 Britain, n.d., II. 605. Compare 
 
 George Conyers. 
 C, H. Translated The Pope's lamenta- 
 tion for the death of Don John of 
 
 Austria, 1578, H. 70. 
 C, H. The Forrest of Fancy, iS79, H. 
 
 70. 
 
C, H. 
 
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 ,, H. Doleful Ditty of Lord Darley, 
 
 [1579]. H. 70- 
 
 , H. Discourse of Draining of the 
 Fens, 1629, A. 166. 
 , H., Oent. Plain Englishman's His- 
 tory, 1679, IV. 16. — Translated 
 Diodorus Sieulus' History, 1653 ; 
 N. N.'a The Scarlet Gown, 1653. 
 , H. Cupid's Love Lesson, 1683, I. 
 481. Compare Humphrey Grouch. 
 , H., Printer, 1684, IL 233 ; 1687, 
 IIL 78; 1688, IL 59, in. 254; 
 1691, II. 605 ; 1694, IV. 126. 
 ,, H., and T. M., Printers, 165 1, I. 
 182. 
 
 ., I., Gent. A poor Knight his Palace 
 of Private Pleasures, 1579, H. 70. 
 ,, I. Verses in The Husband, L6114, 
 IL 298. 
 
 ., I. Peter's Pattern, 1659, I.. 621 
 , I., Usury at Six per cemt. examined 
 and found unjustly charged by. T. 
 Mardey, 1669. 
 
 ., L Complete Collier : in A. Nourse's 
 Mystery of Husbandry, 1708. 
 ,, Is. London's New Method and Art 
 of Learning Children, 1723^ L 62 ; 
 n.d., [1750], L 264-5. 
 .,!., Printer, 1583, I. 486, II. 470;- 
 1587- H. 43, 497; 1588, H. 592, L 
 18 J 1589, H. 436, 450, 510; 1592, 
 H. 119, 138, 616, II. 686; 1593, H. 
 370,11. 382; 1603, H. 252; 1613, 
 IIL 306; 1637, IL 198; 1646, IIL 
 76; n.d., H. 116. 
 
 , I, Bookseller, 1607, H. 416.; 1647, 
 H. 615, IIL 280. 
 , L, and F. B., Booltsellers, 1605, H. 
 
 59- 
 ., L, and E. A., Printers, 1645, III. 
 
 37- 
 
 ., J., Gent. Epigrams, n.d., H. 7a 
 ., J. St. Mary Magdalen's Conversion, ' 
 
 1603, H. 71. 
 ., J. The Two Merry Milk-maids, 
 
 1620, H. -jo; 1661, H. 70, IL 75. 
 ., J. A Handkercher for Parents wet 
 
 eyes, 1630, II. 75. 
 ., J. Verses in T. Weaver's Planta- 
 
 genet's Tragical Story, 1649. 
 ., J. The New Parliament of Ladies, 
 
 1655, IIL 27. 
 
 , J. The Melancholy Cavalier, 1654, 
 
 H. 70, L 62. 
 
 0., J. Elegy to memory of Jeremiah 
 Burroughs, 1646, H. 71, 1. 62. 
 
 C, J. Translated Galprenede's Hymen's 
 Prseludia, 16 58. 
 
 0., J. The Muse's Mistress, 1660, H. 
 
 C, J. Brief Observations on Trade and 
 Interest of Money, 1668; Additions, 
 1668, IV. 16. 
 
 C, J. Letter, [1672], IIL 45, Stage- 
 Coaches vindicated, [1672], III. 45. 
 
 Oi, J., D.D. Contemplation of Life 
 and Glory of Holy Mary, 1683, IV. 
 16., 
 
 0.', J. Verses in B. Antrohis' Buds 
 and Blossoms of Piety, 1684 ; T. 
 Wrrighfs God's Eevenge against Mur- 
 der,. 1688. 
 
 C;, J. State of Papist and Protestant 
 proprietors in Ireland, 1689, III. 27. 
 
 C, J. Reasons for passing Bill for re- 
 lieving and employing the Poor, n.d., 
 
 1.62! 
 
 0.,. J;, 2K:Z>. Translated The French 
 Spy, 1700, IIL 86. 
 
 0.., J:,. Printev, 1583, H. 229; 1587, 
 IL S9-r; 11588, H. 406; 1643, IL 
 530;- ijff46, L 148, 235; 1648, IIL 
 137; 1650, IL 423, 512; 165 1, H. 
 162, L ixsz, IL 352 ; 1652, L 21, IL 
 393 ; 1653, H. 660 ; 1654, IL 373 ; 
 1655, H. 134, 669, IL 6; 1656, II. 
 122, IIL 156; 1657, IV. 30; 1658, 
 IIL 293; 1659, L 49, IL 154, 268, 
 659 ; 1660, II. 251 ; 1661, H. 472 ; 
 1-662, IL 585 ; 1663, IL 664 ; 1664, 
 IL 285 ; 1665, 11. 6, 354, IIL 91 ; 
 1666, IL 6; 1668, L 216, IL 694; 
 1670, II. 296, IV. 164; 167 1, L 10; 
 1672, I. 100, 344, IIL lis, 138; 
 1673,1. 96, II. 292, IIL 114; 1674, 
 H. 632, L 335, 397, IIL 121, 190; 
 1675, L 35, 106, 221, IL 145, 507, 
 658, IIL 272; 1676, IL 274, 532, 
 660; 1677, L 397, IL 168, IV. 178; 
 1678, II. 286, 292, 615 ; 1680, III. 
 77; 1684, IV. 96; 1688, IIL 245; 
 n.d., H. 310, I. 211, 241. , 
 
 0., 3., Bookseller, 1643. III. 242 ; 1645, 
 IV. 18; i67i,H. 168; 1688, L 395; 
 1690, III. 200 ; n.d., I. 182. 
 
 C, J., and F. C, Printers, 1683, II. 
 526; 1684, II. 652. 
 
 C, L., Bookseller. See Lancjley Curtis. 
 
 H 
 
0., L. 
 
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 C, T. 
 
 C, L., and M. W., BooJcsellers, 1642, I. 
 
 332, III. igj. 
 C, M. X. d Kempis' Following of 
 
 Christ reviewed, 1636, IV. 42. 
 C, Mr. Bristol JDroliery, 1674, H. 169, 
 
 n- 75- 
 
 C, M., Printer, See Mm-ij Clark. 
 
 C, N. [Nathaniel Carpenter]. Achi- 
 tophel, 1629, I. 62. 
 
 C, JS. Saxon History, trans. Sir T. BL, 
 1634, H. 71. 
 
 C, N. Verses in E. Overton's Man'-s 
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 C, N. Account of chief points in con- 
 troversy between Roman Catholics 
 and Protestants, 1696, 11. 75. 
 
 C, N., Bookseller. See N. Crouch. 
 
 C, P. Exaltation of Christmas Pie, 
 1659, H. 104, IL 75; 1728, I. 
 86. 
 
 C, P. Collection of Wonderful Pro- 
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 C, P. Short View of Scots Colony 
 coining away f rom Darien, 1699,111. 
 27. 
 
 G., "P., Bookseller, 1660, H. 84 ; 1664, 
 
 II. 189; 1666, I. 121; 1669, H. 
 175 ; 1674, II. 120. 
 
 C, R. The Biasings of Bawdrie, 1574, 
 
 H. 71, I. 478. 
 C, K. Translated H. Stephanus' World 
 
 of Wonders, 1.607. 
 C, B. An old Thrift newly revived, 
 
 1612, I. 63. 
 C, E., Gent. Translated History of 
 
 Hungary, 1600. Prophecies of C. 
 
 Kotterus. — Epigram misatiron , f 1 6 ifil , 
 
 H. 71, I. 63. 
 C, E. Harmony of the Muses, 1654, 
 
 H. 71. 
 C, E., M.A. Choice Prophecies of 
 
 Martin Luther, 1666, II. 371. 
 C, E. H. M.'s Propriety and dominion 
 
 over British Seas asserted, 1672, II. 
 
 75- 
 
 C, E. Minerva, 1677,. I. 63- 
 
 C, E. Regulation of the Coin of Eng- 
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 C, E., Printer. See Soger Cotes. 
 
 C, E., Boolcseller, 1642, I. 443; 1672, 
 
 III. 266; 1679, II. 24; 1698, I. 
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 C, E., and C. F., Booksellers, 1725, II. 
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 C, Eob. Discourse of the Muley Ha- 
 
 mets rising, 1609, III. 28. 
 C, S. Garden of our Blessed lady, 
 
 1619, 1. 63. 
 G,, S. An Anniversary of the 3otli 
 
 January 1648, II. 75. 
 C, S. Edited -ET. Coc/ceram'S' English 
 
 Dictionary, 12th Edit., 1670. 
 C, S. History of Cleocreton and Cloiy. 
 
 ana, [1670], III. 28. 
 C, S. Roman Catholic Doctrineffno 
 
 novelty, 1663. II. 76.— Epistle Apo- 
 
 logetical to a Person of Honour, 1674, 
 
 IL 76. ■» 
 
 ■ C. , S. Art of Complaisance, 1 6 7 3, 1 63 ; 
 
 1677, A. 166. • ) 
 
 C, S. Life of Lady Halket, 1701, II, 
 
 678. 3 
 
 C, S. D. Scholastic- Discourse, against 
 
 symbolizing with Antichrist in Gere? 
 
 monies, 1607, I. 63. 
 C, T. Translated Boccaccio's CymoiJ) 
 
 and Iphigenia, n.d. 
 C, T., Defence of the Answer to tli® 
 
 Admonition against the reply; of. 
 
 Joh7i Whitgift, 1574. — Examinaticifll 
 
 of J. Wkitgift's Censures, 1595,1!. 
 
 642. ' g 
 
 C^ T. Hospital for the diseased,; ».(i.i 
 
 I- 63; 1579, n. 76; 1598, 1610,1. 
 
 63. 
 C, T. Examination of the Accidencojl 
 
 1606, I. 478. 
 
 C, T. Glass for the Times, 1648,01^' 
 28. 
 
 C, T. Labyrinthus Cantuariensis, 1658, 
 IL 76. 
 
 C, T. Instructions for persons attacked 
 by the Plague, 1665, IIL 28. 
 
 G, T. Discourse of Duels, 1687, 1 63:1 
 
 C, T., Gent. City Revels, [1690], II. 
 31- 
 
 C, T., Printer, 1593, H. 237, 242!. 
 1596, H. 388; 1595, H. 413, 458, 
 573. n. 375; 1600, H. 429; 1602, 
 H. 58, 55°. I- 422; 1603, H.'58,- 
 III, 148, 183, 336, 421, 422,126; 
 1604, H. 148, 218, 398, 417, 534. 
 607, I. 122, IIL 151; 1605,1 34>' 
 IL 439 ; 1606, H. 82, 149, II 2%p 
 
 1607, H. 149, IL 704, 1. 400 ; 1611, 
 1.368; 1612, L 180; i6i3,H. 183, 
 I. 172 ; 1614, H. 239, 291, 620«iJ 
 1615, H. 249; 1616, H. 9,111 202; 
 
C, T. 
 
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 509,598,614,1.315,11.625; 1630, 
 ' H.472; 1631,11.279; 1634,1.400, 
 , II. 588; 1637, H. 146, 309, 491, I. 
 "' 414; 1653, H. 573; 1655, H. 581, 
 
 I. 445, III. 258-; 1656, I. 109, 135, 
 I 190, II. 613, IV. 122 ; 1658, 11. 167, 
 •> III. 256, IV. 42; 1659, II. 552; 
 " 1660, H. 531,11. 531 ; 1661, II. 395 ; 
 
 1674, II. 86. 
 S-., T., BooJcseller, 1650, III. loi. 
 % T., and W. B., Booksellers,' 1582, I. 
 * 230. 
 
 /., Thos. A. I. Catholic Traditions, 
 '' 1609, I. 473 ; 1610, III. I. 
 }., W. Letter in J. Knewstubs' Con- 
 *' ftitation of H. K, 1579, III. 133. 
 J., W. Verses in T. Beedome's Poems, ' 
 :' 1641. 
 '-^., W. Translated C. Pascalius' False 
 
 Complaints, 1605. 
 '3., W. History of Fragosa, King of 
 
 Aragon, 1656, 1663, H. 71. 
 '3., W. Christian Eules, 1659, II. 
 |li) 122. 
 
 iSi, W. Discourse for a King and Par- 
 (I liament, 1660, II. 76. 
 3. , W. Translated Zuis-PennincKs Pro- 
 » verbs, 1683.. 
 i^vWi r Translated Irenmus' Secrets 
 
 Eevealed, 1669. 
 J., W. Little Manual of Poor Men's 
 
 Daily Devotion, 1687, II. 76. 
 3., W. Poems on several Occasions, 
 
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 Oape Breton, Plantation of. In Sir R. 
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 Cape Verd Islands, Voyage to. Sieur 
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 Capel, Arthur Lord. Elegy on death 
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 1649, I. &o.-^Avd others. Exact 
 Diurnal of Parliament of Ladies, 
 
 1647, H. 324.— Last "Will and Testa- 
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 1648, II. 132.— Prayers for the con- 
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 M. Cook's Forest Trees, 1676, ded. 
 
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 Capel, Eliz., Marchioness of Winchester, 
 
 Ballad in praise of. W. Elihrton. 
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 the month of May performed by, 
 
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 Carbery, John, Earl of. J. BeaumonSi 
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 Cardan. Aphorisms, in W. Lilly's 
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 Cardanus Comfort, 1573, I. 66; 1576, 
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 Cardinals of Rome, History of the pre^ 
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 The Eortunate Islands, 1661, I. 66. 
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 Card-players, Caution to the Lower 
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 playing, 1588, H. 74.— Mihil Mum- 
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 playing, 1571, H. 74.— Proclamation 
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 playing, 1684, H. 75.— The Nicker 
 nicked, 1669, H. 75.— The Eoyal and 
 delightful game of Picquet, 1651, H. 
 75-— The Royal game of Ombre, 
 1660, H. 75._You Gallants that de- 
 light to play at, n.d., H. 74. 
 
 Care, H. Draconica, 1688, IIL 29.— 
 The Grandeur and Glory of France, 
 1673, IIL 29.— Last Will and Testa- 
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CARE 
 
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 Care causeth me to cry, newly altered, 
 1582-3, II. 33. 
 
 Careful father and pious child. Wm. 
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 Careless Lovers. E. Ravenscroft, 1673. 
 
 Carew, Sir Alex. Speech or Confes- 
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 Carew, Bamfylde Moore, Eelation of 
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 Carew, Geo. Remonstrance of the in- 
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 Carew, John, and others. Speechel 
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 Carew, Sir Peter. Life by J. Vowell, 
 H. 635. 
 
 Carew, Kich. A Herring's. Tayle,, 1 598^ 
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 1602, I. 66.^Translated J. Huarti^'s 
 Examination of Men's Wits, 1594; 
 I'asso's Godfray of Bulloigne, 1594. 
 
 Carew, Thos. AEapture, H. 75. — An 
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 — Poems, 1640, H. 75; 1642, 1651, 
 1670, H. 75, II. 67. — Song off when 
 the sunn att noone displayes, H. 75. 
 — The Amourouse Ely, H. 75. — 
 Verses on his Mistresses looking in a 
 glass, H. 75. — Verses in Sir W. Da- 
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 1676, II. 81. — Hinc Illse Lacrymse, 
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 Carey, Sir Edm. E. Gardiner's Trial 
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 Carey, Sir Geo. Dotoland's Songs, 
 1597. A. Fleming's Moiiomachie of 
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 B. Rich's True and Kind Excuse, 
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 1585, ded. to. 
 
 Carey, Hen. and Thos. Contributed to 
 Threni Exon. in obitum Joh. Petrei, 
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 Carey, Sir Rob., and others. Book of 
 sumptuous shows in Shrovetide, H. 
 no. 
 
 Cargill, Donald, Copy of a Treason- 
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 1 680, IV. 180. 
 
 Caribby Islands, History of, 1666, II. 
 81. 
 
 Caridon, Joan, and others. Examination, 
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 316. 
 
 OArier, B. Letter to some fiiends in 
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 Carinthia, Travels in. E. Browns 
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 Carisbrook Castle, H.M.'s Gracious 
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 II. 102. — Majesty in Misery, written 
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 Oarleton, Sir Dudley. Speech, 161 8, 
 
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 Carleton, Ed. Diana, Duchess of 
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 Carleton, Geo. Examination of those 
 things wherein the author of the late 
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 — Tithes examined and proved to be 
 due, 1606, 1611, IL 82.— Thankful 
 Remembrance of God's Mercy, 1624, 
 1.67; i625,IIL29; 1627, 1630, IL 
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CARELTON 
 
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 CABOLINA 
 
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 Carleton, John. The Replication, 1663, 
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 Carletou, Mary : The counterfeit Lady, 
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 of, 1663, III. 30. — Deportment and 
 Carriageof the German princess, 1672, 
 
 III. 70. — Exact and true relation of 
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 — Historical Narrative of, 1663, III. 
 
 ' 70. — Life and Character, [1720], III. 
 70. — Memories of the Life of, 1672, 
 IIL 70. — News from Jamaica, 167 1, 
 III. 70. — True Account of the Trial 
 of, 1663, III. 30. — Trial of, 1663, 
 IIL 30. 
 
 Carleton, Capt. S. D. Lupton's Em- 
 blems of Rarities, 1636, ded. to. 
 
 Carliell, Lod. Arvitagus and Phi- 
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 Carliell, Rob. Britaine's Glory, 1619, 
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 earlier, J., Printer, St. Omers, 1660, 
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 Carlile, Chr. Verses in Vita et Obitus 
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 Carlisle, Chas., Earl of. Sieur De La 
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 Carlisle, Edw., Earl of. T. Dnrfe^'s 
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 Carlisle, Jas., Earl of. Jos. HalVs 
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 Carlisle, Lady, Portrait in K Waller's 
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 Carlisle, Lucy, Countess of. Sir Toby 
 Matthews' Letters, 1660, ded. to. 
 
 Carlisle, Rob., Report of the most 
 lamentable murder . . . committed 
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 Carlisle Boolcseller. R. Seat, 1656. 
 
 Carlisle Diocese, Articles to be enquired 
 
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 Carlos, Don, Prince of Spain. Tragedy, 
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 Carlstadt, Strange News from, 1605, 
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 Carlton, R. Madrigals, 1601, H. 76. 
 
 Carlton, Thos. Verses in Oapt. J. 
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 Carmeni, F. Nissena, 1653, H. 76, II. 
 
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 Carnival, The. Thos. Porier, 1663. 
 
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 Carpenter, N. Acliitbphel, 1629, 1. 62 ; 
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 Carpenter, Rich. The Pragmatical 
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 Carpenters' Chips. /. Balmford, 1607. 
 
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 Carr, Geo. Verses in 0. De Seres' 
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 Carr, John, Booltseller, 1614, II. 41. 
 
 Carr, Nich. Demosthenis Olynthiacse 
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 Carr, R. Translated the Mahumetane 
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 Carr, Wm. Remarks on the Govern- 
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 Carre, Lady Anne. J. de Luna's 
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 Carre, Francis, Doleful Ditty of one, 
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 Carre, Hen., Boolcseller, 1573, IL 660; 
 1577-8, IL 660; 1578, IL 43, 297, 
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 568, 634; 1580, H. 404, IL 174, 
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 Carre, John. Dedication in Vinculum 
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 Carre, Thos. Pietas Parisiensis, 1666, 
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 CarreU, Sir Edw. J. Selden's The 
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 CarreU, Mr. Secretary, Letters in A 
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 Carrey, E. Serious meditation for 
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 Carrick Town and Castle, Taking of : 
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 Letters from Wm. Basil, 1649, IV. 
 
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 Carrier, Dr. A Courier to the King, 
 
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 Carrington, Lord. /. W.'s Academy 
 
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CARSTAIRS 
 
 i 1^6 ] 
 
 CART 
 
 Oaxstairs, W. Deposition, 1685, 11. 
 
 84. 
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 Carter, Mathew. Honor redivivus, 
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 Carteret, Sir P. W. Prynne's Mount 
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 Cartheny, See Cartigny. 
 
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 Cartwright, T. Certain Articles col- 
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 Carve, Thos. Itinerarium, 1646, 1640,' 
 
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 1513 ; Veale, n.d. ; Allde, n.d. ; 1613, 
 
 H- 77- — The Genteel Housekeeper's 
 
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CART 
 
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 CASTANIZA 
 
 Gary, Jo. Yerses in B. Baron's Mirza, 
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 Gary, John. Discourse on the East 
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 Gary, Sir Lucius. See Viscount Falk- 
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 Gary, Mary. Little Horn's Doom and 
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 Gary, Lady Martha. M. de Vauron- 
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 Gary, T. Translated J. P. Serre's The 
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 Gary, Walter. Farewell to Physic, 
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 Gary, Walter. The Present State of 
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 Caryl, Jos. The Saints' Thanksgiving 
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 Caryl, M., A Scourge for the libeller, in 
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 Caryl, M., and others, H.M.'s Answer 
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 Garyll, Lady Mary. Instructions . 
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 Casaubon, Is., Corona Regia, 1625, III 
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 Casaubon, M. Of Credulity and In- 
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 Case, John, M.D. Angelic Guide, 
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 Sphsera Civitatis, 1588, IL 85.— 
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 Case, John. Apologia Musices, 1588, 
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 Case, John, Bool-seller, 1551, H. 544; 
 1552, H. 576, n.d., H. 124, 331. 
 
 Case for Nol Cromwell's Nose, 1648, 
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 Case is altered, 1660, III. 52. B. Jon- 
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 Case is altered, how % F. Thynne, 1 604. 
 
 Case of the Auditors and receiver.-? of 
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 Case of the Kingdom stated. M. Need- 
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 Case put. The. 1679,111. 125. Sir 
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 Case, Thos., and Thos. Dilworth, Two 
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 Caseley, S. The Holy Rebel, 1642, H. 
 
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 Oasimir, S. Odes, trans. G. Hills, 1646, 
 
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 Casimir. Complete Gunner : in T. 
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 Casimire, John . Orations and Answers, 
 
 i579> III- 94- 
 Casket of Jewels. 0. Valerius, 1571. 
 Gasman, 0. Vade Meoum, trans. F. 
 
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 Casmemar, Some observations made 
 
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 Cassandra. Galprenede, 1652; E. 
 
 Settle, 1702. 
 Gdi&5&\ printed, 1649; H. 509. 
 Cassiny, Some observations upon the 
 
 root, 169s, IIL 303. 
 Cassius of Parma. Orpheus, trans. R. 
 
 Rawlins, 1587, H. 77, I. 70. 
 Casson, Edw., Bookseller, Norwich, 
 
 1623, H. 420. 
 Castamia. John Perlcins, 1590. 
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' CASTARA 
 
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 Castara. Wm. Hahington, 1634. 
 Casteele, The Pilgrim of. Lope de 
 
 Vega, 1621. 
 Castell, E. Oratio, 1668, III. 32. — 
 
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 Castell, W. Petition to the High Court 
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 Discovery of the Coasts and Conti- 
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 Castelli, G. Itinerario . . . del viaggio 
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 Castelnau, F. de. Memoirs, 1659-60, 
 
 in. 59- 
 
 Castelnau, Jacques, Marquis de. Por- 
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 Castiglione, Count B. The Courtier, 
 
 1561, H. 78; 1577,11.86. 
 Castilian King, Treatise Parsenetical 
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 1578, II. 571. 
 Castillion, Sir Fr. G. Ellis' Lamenta- 
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 Castillion, John. Verses in Honor and 
 Virtue triumphing over the Grave, 
 1640, I. 400. 
 Castiilionei, Amiralii, De furoribiis 
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 Castle, Edw., Bookseller, nr. Scotland 
 Yard Gate, 1696, II. 670; 1697, II. 
 649; 1698, IIL 18. 
 Castle of Courtesy. Jas. Yates, 1582. 
 — of Knowledge. B. Record, 1556. 
 — of Labour. P. Gringoire, 1500. 
 — of Love. P. De San Pedro.— ot 
 Memory. G. Gratariolus, 1562. — 
 of Pleasure. W. Nevyl, ie,\?>. 
 Castlehaven, Jas. Audley, Earl of. 
 Memoirs, 1 680, II. 670. Letter from 
 Jas., Earl of Ormond, in answer to 
 Earl of Anglesey's Observations and 
 Eeflections upon the Memoirs, 1682, 
 IL 434. 
 Castlehaven, Marg. Erskine, Lady. Ee- 
 lation of Process against Sir Jas. 
 Eoulis, 1690, IV. 137. 
 Castlemain, Eoger Palmer, Earl of. 
 Account of present war between Ve- 
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 Account of Passages in late war ^e- 
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 184; 1672, II. 113. — Trial, in Case 
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 Castleman, Hon. Paul. History of 
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 Castle-Eizing, Lord. E. Settle's Con- 
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 Castleton, Th OS., Primfor, 1610, H. 552. 
 
 Castleton, Viscount, Giles Fleming's 
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 Castra Eegia. Roger Edwards, 1568. 
 
 Castriot, Geo., (Scanderbeg, King of 
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 Castro, Don John de. Life by /. 
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 Casuist uncas'd, The. Sir Roger Le 
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 Casus medico-chirurgicus. Gideon Har- 
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 Cat may look upon a King, A. 1652, 
 H. 298. Sir A. Weldon. 
 
 Cat, Beware the. W. Baldtvin, 1561. 
 
 Catsea, Island of, Voyage towards. Sir 
 M. Frobisher, 1578. 
 
 Cataia. See Cathay. 
 
 Catalogue of Books in Public Library 
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 of Lords, Knights, and Gentlemen 
 . . . compounded for their estates, 
 1655, II. 86. — of remarkable mer- 
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 1643, II- 86. 
 
 Catalogus libromm Rdberti Scott, 
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 Catalonia principality, Geographical 
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 572- 
 
 Cataplus, or ^neas. His Descent into 
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 Catastrophe Gallise et Hiberniae resti- 
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 Catastrophe Mundi. John Holwell, 
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 Catastrophe Mundi, or Merlin Eevived, 
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 Catay. See Cathay. 
 
 Catch that catch can, 1685, 1. 71. John 
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 Catechism, A, 1560, 1578, L 72 ; 1597, 
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CATECHISMUS 
 
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 CATHOLIC 
 
 A. Nowdl, 1570; T. Sparke and J. 
 Seddon, 1588; L. Vaux, 1583. — A 
 practical. H. Hammond, 1646. — A 
 lational, 1712, I. 72. — ^between an 
 old man and a child, 1565-6, II. 86. 
 — Brief and Methodical. Z. Cawdry, 
 1664. — called an ABC, 1625-6, II. 
 86. — CavaUer's, 1643, II. 86.— 
 Country Gentlewoman's, 1703, II. 
 680, — for Babes. H. Jesse, 1652. — 
 for Children. G. F., 1659, H. 102. 
 — for Householders. J. Utockwood, 
 1584. — in meter, 1565, H. 78. — in 
 Welsh, 1566, II. 628.— Little. T. 
 iJeza, 1578. — Methodical Short, 1623, 
 II. 86.^ — Plain and practical, 1659, 
 I. 71. — Satyrical, 1649, HI- 33- — 
 i^oripture. /. Worthington, 1674. — 
 Short, 1550, IV. 18; 1553, II. 86 j 
 1676, I. 71. — Short. Roger Ball, 
 1628; R. Bellarmine, 16 14; /. Balm- 
 ford, 1607; E. Fenton, 1626: W. 
 Gouge, 1635; Thos. Sparke, n.d. — 
 Short, for little Children, 1639, H. 
 loi. — Short, Sum of. J. Craig, 
 1581 ; T. Ratcliffe, 1620.— Shorter 
 than the Short. S. L., 1649. — 
 Shorter, Humble Advice of Assembly 
 of Divines concerning, I. 71. — The 
 Heidelburgh, 1 744, II. 87. — The In- 
 dependent, 1647, II. 86. — The Politi- 
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 I. 71. — Treasury of. Robert Allen, 
 1600. 
 
 Catechismus Hibernicus, 1611, II. 86. 
 
 Catechismus latino carmine redditus, 
 1581, IL 680. — ordinis equitrfm pen- 
 scelidis Anglicanse. F. M. Belvdletun, 
 1631. — sive prima Institutio, 1572, 
 
 II. 86. 
 
 Oatechiziiig, Course of, 1674, II. 86. 
 
 Catena. R. K., 1647, H. 314. 
 
 Cater bralles bothe wytty and mery, 
 
 1565-6, II. 87, 
 Cateipillers, Dialogue concerning the 
 
 arraignment of certain, 1592, YL 
 
 159. — of this nation anatomized, 
 
 1659, H. 606, ni. 33. 
 Cates, Thos. Dedication in Summary 
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 1589, H. 164. 
 Catesby, Capt., and others, Declaration 
 
 of the Lords and C, with Eesolution 
 
 concerning, 1642, II. 453. 
 
 Catharine, Queen. Tragedy, by Mary 
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 Catharos. T. Lodge, 1591. 
 , Cathay [China], Discourse of voyages 
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 1573- — Discovery of a new passage 
 to. Sir H. Gilbert, 1576.— Three 
 voyages towards, 1609, II. 416. 
 
 Cathedral Lands, No sacrilege nor sin 
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 1660. 
 
 Cathericke, Strange predictions related 
 at, 1646, I. 72. 
 
 Catherine of Arragon, Q. of Henry VIII 
 In divam Catherinam . . . Funebris 
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 H. 262. — Traduction and Marriage 
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 Catherine of Braganza, Q. of Charles 
 II., Flowers strewed by the Muses 
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 Catherine of Sienna. Life. Worde, 
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 II. 705. — Doctrynes devoute and 
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 Catherine Parr, Queen of Henry VIII. 
 Certain Prayers, n.d., I. 244. — Godly 
 Meditations, n.d., I. 244. — Lamen- 
 tation of a Sinner, 1563, II. 324.- — 
 Prayers or Meditations, 1546, 1. 244 ; 
 1563, II. 324. — Sir A. Cope's Psalms, 
 1547, ded. to. 
 
 Oatho. See Cato. 
 
 Catholic Admonition, Answer to a 
 scandalous publication, under colour 
 of a, 1606, IL 309, IIL 33. 
 
 Catholic apology against the rebels. 
 F. D., 1659, IL 154. 
 
 Catholic Ballad, The, 1674, n.d., H. 
 
 477- 
 Catholic Ballad, The. W. Pope, 1675. 
 
 Answered, 1675, II. 488. 
 
 Catholic Cause, 1678, IL 486.— De- 
 fence of. T. F., 1602, IIL 78. 
 
 Catholic Church, History of. A. Petrie, 
 1675. — conference between Sir Tady 
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 I 
 
CATHOLIOA 
 
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 CAUSES 
 
 1612, H. 505. — faith, Discourse con- 
 cerning. T. Tuhe, 161 1. — faith, His- 
 tory of the defenders of. C. Lever, 
 1627. — faith, Kule of. F. Veron, 
 1660. — faith maintained in the 
 Church -of England. A. Sail, 1676. 
 — man. Letter of a. T. A., 1610, 
 III. I. — moderator, 1623, II. 87. — 
 reh'gion,Le. Sieur de PeUetier, 1610. 
 — traditions. Thos. A. I. C, 1609. 
 
 Catholica veritate diatriba, De. Jos. 
 Gordon, 1623. 
 
 Catholicorum manuale. W. Grashaio, 
 1611. 
 
 Catholics, Admonition concerning, 1578, 
 
 II. 484. — Advertisements des Catho- 
 lics Anglois aux Francois C, [1586], 
 
 III. 33 ; 1590, II. 87. Eesponse, 
 1588, III. 33. — Consolatory Epistle 
 to the afflicted. Tli. Hide, 1580. — 
 Consolatory Letter to all, in England. 
 H. B., n-ct, II. 21.— Epistle of the 
 persecution of. R. Parsons, n.d. — 
 Histoire niarvelleuse advenues par 
 feu de ciel en trois villes d'Angleterre, 
 1578, III. 33. — New-year's gift for 
 English. /. E., 1620, I. 23o.^uo 
 IJolators. S. G., 1672, II. 239. — 
 of England, Petition Apologetical to 
 the King, 1604, L 337, IIL 33.— of 
 England, , Petition Apologetical of 
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 337. — of England, Replique . . . 
 contre la C. associe des Huguenots, 
 1588, IIL 33.— of England, Vindica- 
 tion from conspiracy against the Life 
 of His Majesty, 1680, I. 72. — of 
 Ireland, General Eemonstrance or 
 Declaration, 1641, II. 301. — rof Ire- 
 land, Vindiciarium Cath. Hibern. P. 
 Irenobus, 1650. — of Ireland, Piotesta y 
 Supplica. N. French, 165 9. ^refusing 
 to go to church, Discourse, or reasons. 
 R. Parsons, n.d. — supplication unto 
 the King. Gabriel Pvwell, 1603. 
 Answered by C. Muriel, 1603. — To 
 Hon. . . . Commons' House, the 
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 Catiline, Conspiracy of. Sallust, n.d.; 
 
 Ben Jonson, 161 1 ; S. Gosson, n.d. 
 Catlin, Zach. Translated Ovid's De 
 
 Tristibus, 1639. 
 Cato, Book of, 1558, I. 72 ; cum com- 
 
 ment., 1512, H. 78, II. 680; in 
 Latin and English, 1558, H. 78.— 
 Disticha moralia, 1514, 1553, H. 78; 
 iSSS.H.78,1.72; 1562, L 72; 167s, 
 IL 282; 1676, IL 87.— Disticha 
 moralia. C. Hoole, 1659, — Parvus et 
 magnus. Caxton, [1479], «.d, [1480], 
 H. 78.— Precepts, 1553, H. 78, L 72; 
 1560, I. 72. — Precepts, translate 
 by J. Brinslcy, i6i2,H. 79 ; by J. M,, 
 1 7 14, II. 680. — Pretty palace 'of 
 prudence, from the Preceptes, 1577, 
 II. 87. — pro pueris, 141 3 ; G-oupil, 
 n.d., H. 78. — Short sentences, trans. 
 W. Bullokar, 1585, H. 79. — Varie- 
 gatus or Moral Distichs, trans. Sir 
 Eich. Baker, 1636, II. 87. — gram- 
 matically translated by J. Brinsley, 
 1622, I. 72. — in English Verse, by 
 John Penkethman, 1624, H. 79.— 
 construed, 1584, H. 79. 
 
 Cato Major. Qicero, 1648. 
 
 Cats, Famous battle of, in Ulster, 1668, 
 H. 292. 
 
 Cattan, Chr. Georaancie, 1591, II. 87. 
 
 Cattle, First Book of. L. Mascall, 
 1596. — Treatise of wool and, 1677, 
 IV. 178. 
 
 Cattle Diseases. J. Oroshaw, 16^^: 
 
 Catton, Eob., AbbotofSt. Albans, 1533,^ 
 mentioned, H. 4. 
 
 Catts, Jacob. Self-Conflict, 1680, II. 
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 Cauerden, Sir Thos., Cato's Precepte, 
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 Caumpeden, Hugh de. History of 
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 Caus, I. de. Hortus Pembrochianufi 
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 29. — New and rare inventions of 
 • Waterworks, 1659, IL 687 ; 1704, 
 II. 162. — Nouvellc invention dp 
 lever I'eau, 1644, HI- 57.— Wilton 
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 Caus, Solomon, mentioned, II. 687. 
 
 Causse veteris Epitaphii, 1685, III. 
 34- ' 
 
 Causanim explicatio quibus hoc anno 
 1597, IL 196. 
 
 Cause allegorically stated, A. G. Wither', 
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 Causes that be proponed and traced' in 
 
CAUSSIN 
 
 I 
 
 CAWOOD 
 
 . a caniultation of a Journey, 1517, H. 
 630. 
 
 Caussin, N. The Christian Diary, 
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 361. 
 
 Chapman, Livewell, Bookseller, 1651, 
 
 III. 74; 1653, I. 343, III. 204 i 
 1654, III. 52, 248, I. 488; 1655, 
 
 II. 319, A. 168; 1656, L 355,11. 
 268, III. 128, 201 ; 1657, H. 683; 
 1658, II. 6, 180, IV. 81 ; 1659, H. 
 670, II. 507, IV. 24, 88, III. 191 ; 
 1660, II. 70s ; 1665, 1. 489, III. 91. 
 
 Chapman, Eich. Halleluiah, 1634, II. 
 
 90. 
 Chapman, Thos., Bookseller, Golden Key, 
 
 nr. Charing Cross, 1687, II. 574; 
 
 1692,111. 16; 1693, A. 165; 1694, 
 
 II. 553, III. 309. 
 Chappell, B. Garden of Prudence, 
 
 1595, H. 83.— of Trust and Triall, 
 
 n.d., H. 84. 
 Chappell, Geffrey. Supplication unto 
 
 Master Camell, H. 84. 
 Chappel, S. A Diamond or Eich 
 
 Jewell, 1650, II. 90. 
 Chapperlin, J. Verses in Horace's 
 
 Odes, trans. Sir T. H., 1625, III. 
 
 114. 
 Chappuys, Gabriel. N. Remy's Civil 
 
 Considerations, translated, 1601, III. 
 
 210. 
 Character, Essay towards a real. John 
 
 Wilkins, 1668. 
 Character of a bawd, 1674, III. 34. 
 
 — of a disbanded Courtier, 1682, I. 
 
 76; 1 68 1, H. ia6.-^of a London 
 
 Diurnall. John Cleveland, 1644.— 
 of a Papist in masquerade, Str- R, 
 L' Estrange. — of a Popish successor, 
 1681, II. 90, III. 284. Answer to, 
 1 68 1, II. 90, III. 284. — of a Popish 
 successor, complete, 1681, III. 284. 
 — of a right malignant. Thos. May, 
 1644. — of a Town-Miss, 1680, L 76. 
 — of a Trimmer, 1682, II. 90. — of an 
 honest man, 1683, II. 90. — of an ill 
 court favourite, n.d., H. 126. 
 
 Characterismi ; or Lentons leasures. 
 F. Lenton, 1631. 
 
 Characters. O. BarJcsdale, 1662; 
 Timothy Bright, 1588; F. Lenton, 
 1663. — and Elegies. Sir F. Wartleij, 
 1646. — ^Abstract of some late, 1643, 
 II. 90. — of a sincere heart. Hen. 
 Wilkinson, 1674. — of gentlemen that 
 have put in to the Ladies Invention, 
 n.d., II. 91. — of several ingenious 
 designing gentlemen, n.d., II. 91. — 
 of so many vertuous and vitious per- 
 sons, 1677, H. 84, II. 91. — of two 
 royal Masques. Ben Jonson, 1608. 
 — of vertues and Vices. Jos. Hall, 
 i6q8. — upon Essa3-Sw N. Breton, 
 1615. 
 
 Chard, Thos., Bookseller, 1582, L 256, 
 IL 36; 1584, IL 415; 1586, H. 
 205; 1587, H. 558; 1590, IL 23; 
 1591, L 159; 1593, IL 261; 1600, 
 II. 231, 316; i6o6, I. 70. 
 
 Charenton, Bookseller, S. Petit, 1644. 
 
 Charges issuing forth of the Crown 
 Eevenue of England, &c. L. Ha- 
 ward, 1660. 
 
 Charing Cross, Last Will and Testa- 
 ment of, 1646, II. 91. 
 
 Charisma. Fro. Tooker, 1597. 
 
 Charity, Treatise of. T. Lupset, 1535. 
 — in parishes, Order forbidding col- 
 lection of, 1647, IL 456. — pa Briefs, 
 Additions to late Act of Parliament 
 for collecting. M. Mortimer, 1707. 
 — triumphant. Fdm. Gayton, 1655. 
 
 Charke, W. and M. Hanmer, Defence 
 of the censure upon two books of, 
 1582, A. 167. 
 
 Charlemagne. See Charles I. of Gey 
 many. 
 
 Charles I. of England. A Divine 
 Oade, 1641, H. 88. — ^A new-year's 
 gift for his majesty, 1644, I. 79.—- A 
 
CHARLES I. 
 
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 CHAELES I. 
 
 new-year's gift for the King, 1649, 
 III. 38. — A new-year's gift to be pre- 
 sented to, 1647, II. 102. — A true 
 lelation and journal, 1623, III. 35. — 
 Abrege de la vie et du regne de, 1664, 
 II. 105. — Academiae Glasguensis 
 Clavisterion, 1633, H. 87, III. 35. — 
 Accession, Proclamation announcing, 
 1625, IV. 125. — Ad, in Scotiam 
 redeuntem Panegyricum. And. 
 Boyd, 1633. — Adnvirable and notable 
 things of note, 1642, II. 95. — An 
 Alarum to Arms; or the Resolution of, 
 1642, III. 282. — An uahappy game 
 at Scotch and English, 1646, II. 
 loi. — and 0. Cromwell united. W. 
 Gostelo, 1655. — and Philip IV. of 
 Spain, Articles of Peace between, 
 1630,111. 35. Three several Treatises 
 concerning the Truce, 1630, III. 35. 
 — ^and Prince Rupert : The Bloody 
 Treaty, 1645, IV. 18. — and Spain : 
 Arrival, entertainments, &c., in the 
 Spanish Court, 1623, H. 85. Articles 
 du mariage entre le Prince de Gales 
 et rinfante d'Espagne, 1623, H. 85, 
 I. 7-7. Bref de nostre S. pere le Pape 
 Gregoire V., 1625, I. 77. Carolus 
 Redux, 1623, H. 85, I. 77. Giatu- 
 lutio Acad. Cantab, de Principis 
 reditu, 1623, H. 85, I. 76. Gratu- 
 latio de Caroli principis in Hispaaiam 
 adventu, 1623, H. 85. His welcome 
 from Spain, 1623, H. 85. Joyful 
 return . . . from the Court of Spain, 
 1623, H. 85, III. 35. Lettre au 
 Pape, 1623, H. 85, I. 77 : The Pope's 
 Letter to the Prince of Wales, 1623, 
 H. 85, II. 25. Panegyrique a, 
 1623, H. 85, I. 77. Presens admir- 
 ables du Roy d'Espagne au Prince 
 de Gales, &c., 1623, H. 85, I. 77. 
 Relation de I'arrivee en la cour du 
 Roy d'Espagne, 1623, H. 85, I. 76. 
 Responce du Prince de Galles aux pro- 
 positions du Roy d'Espagne, 1623, 
 H. 85, I. 76. True relation and 
 journal of arrival, entertainment, &c., 
 by the King of Spain at Madrid, 
 1623, H. 85 ; Continuation, 1623, 
 H. 85. Two Royal Entertainmenis 
 ' to Philip IV. of Spain, 1623, H. 85, 
 I. 77 ; Continuation, I. 77. — Anitaad- 
 versions upon the Armies Remon- 
 
 strance, 1648, II. 104. — Annals of. 
 Tlios. Frankland, 1681. — ^Answer to 
 "A Declaration of both Houses of 
 Parliament," 1642, II. 95, 97, III. 
 36 ; Observations on, II. 96. — An- 
 swer to " A Declaration of the Com- 
 mons of England," 1648, II. 103. — 
 Answer to a late Petition, 1643, II. 
 100. — Answer to a Letter concerning, 
 
 1647, II. 102. — Answer to A Remon- 
 strance, or Declaration of the Lords 
 and Commons, 1642, II. 95. — An- 
 swer to the Petition of the House of 
 Comra:ons, 1642, 11. 96. — Answer to 
 the Petition of the Lords and Com- 
 mons, 1642,11. 97. — Answer to Pro- 
 positions presented to him at Hamp- 
 ton Court, 1647, II. 102. — Answers 
 arid expresses. Observations upon, 
 1642, II. 96. — Answers to the Pro- 
 positions for Peace, 1645, III. 37. — ■ 
 Anthologia in Regis Exanthemata, 
 1632, H. 86, I. 78. — Articles ac- 
 cordees entre . . . Louis XIII. et 
 Jacques VI., 1625, I. 77. — Articles 
 and charge of the Army against, 
 
 1648, II. 16. — Articles de la paix 
 E^ccordees entre le Roy de France et, 
 1629, I. 78. — Articles of Peace be- 
 tween Great Britain and France, 
 1629, 'II. 92. — Ballad of Great 
 Britaines greatest comfort, 161 2-1 3, 
 IL 92.— Blood for Blood, 1661, H. 
 408. — Bloody news from the Isle of 
 Wight: Plot against, 1648, H. 90. — 
 Brief narrative of the late treacherous 
 and horrid design, 1643, I. 79. — C. 
 R. in a Cloud, 1647, H. 688.— Can- 
 tabrigiensium Dolor et Solamen . . . 
 successio Regis Caroli, 1625, H. 85, 
 IIL 35. — Carolides, 1632, H. 86. — 
 Carolides ad. D. Echlin, 1630.: — 
 Certamen Religiosum : or Conference 
 between Earl of Worcester and. T. 
 Bayly, 1649. — Chronosticon decolla- 
 tionis Caroli Regis. E. Benlowes, 
 1648. — Civitatis Amor : Entertain- 
 ment at receiving of. T. Middleton, 
 1 6 16. — Congratulatory salve to. Ah. 
 Holland, Posthuma, 1626. — Court of. 
 In Sir A. Weldm's Court of James 
 I, 1650. — Cuique suum, &c., 1635, 
 H. 87.— Death : A Coffin for K. 
 Charles, 1649, H. 130. A Faithful 
 
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 subject's sigh on the death of, 1649, 
 H. 91, II. 104. A groan at the 
 funeral of, 1649, H. 91. A Miracle 
 of miracles wrought by the blood of, 
 1649, H. 91J I. 80. A sad sigh, 
 with some heart-cracking groans, 
 1649, H. 91. An Anniversary upon 
 the, 30th Jan. 1648. S. C, 1650, 
 II. 75. AnglisB Fairfaxismus, 1649, 
 
 II. 693. — Caroli ra Maxaetro) IIAAIN- 
 TENESI'A, 1649, H. 92. Confession 
 of E. Brandon the hangman, 1649, 
 H. 55. Consolations tirees ... a 
 laKeine, 1649, II. 681. Deep groan 
 fetched at the funeral of. Hen. Kimj, 
 1649. Defensio Kegia pro Carolo I., 
 1649, II. 104. Dirse in Angliam ob- 
 patratuiu scelus, 9th Feb. 1649, II. 
 681. Elegy and Epitaph on, 1661, 
 H. 92 ; by F. H., 1649, H. 249. 
 Elegy on, in G. Wither's Vaticinium 
 Votivum, [1649]. Elegy on the 
 meekest of men, 1649, H. 91. Elegy 
 or Sigh for the sufferings of, 1648, 
 H. 91. Elegy to the memory of, 
 1649, H. 91. Elegy upon the death 
 of, 1649, H. 91, II. 104. Elegy 
 upon the most incomparable, 1648, 
 H. 91, 92. England's sin and shame, 
 [1673], H. 92. Epitaph on, 1649, 
 H. 91. Alex. Brome, n.d. Exempluui 
 sine exemplo, 1649, II. 681. Flat- 
 tering Elegy on the death of, 1649, 
 H. 91, I. 80. Ghost of, and Ser- 
 jeant Bradshaw, 1647, HI- 38- Great 
 Loyalty of the Papists to. P. Du 
 Moulin, 1673. Jeremias redivivus ; 
 or elegiac lamentation on the death 
 of, [1649], H. 91. K. Charles I. no 
 man of Blood, 1649, H- io4- Les 
 justes soupirs et pitoyables regrets 
 des bons Anglois, sur la mort, 1649, 
 
 III. 38. Les memoires du feu Koy, 
 1649, III. 38. Letter . . . miracles 
 wrought by a piece of a handkerchief 
 dipped in H.M.'s blood, 1649, H. 91. 
 Loyalties' tears flowing after the 
 blood of the Eoyal Sufiferer. Sir J. 
 Birlcenhead, 1649. Moraento : to 
 the Memory of. Sir R. Le Strange, 
 1662. Monument of, 1648, H. 91. 
 Monumentum Regale, 1649, H. 91, 
 I. 80. Nativity of the late K. 
 Charles. J. Oadbury, 1659.— Of 
 
 the Royal Martyr, 1683, II. 681. 
 On the horrid and terrible treason 
 committed upon. G. Lauder, 1649. 
 Panegyriok of. Sir H. Wotton, 
 [1650]. Pindarique Ode on the 
 murder of, 1648, H. 91; 1683, H, 
 92. Relation de la mort barbare et 
 cruelle, 1649, II. 681. Sober and 
 seasonable commemoration of, 13th 
 Jan. 1648, II. 115. Somnium Can- 
 tabrigiense, 1650, H. 92. Speeehes 
 and Prayers of some of the late 
 King's Judges, 1660, II. 107. Stipen- 
 dariae Lachrymse, 1654, H. 92. The 
 Fairie Leveller, or K. Charles his 
 Leveller described, 1648J H. 91. The 
 Royal Legacies of, 1649, II. 105. 
 The Royal Martyr, 1660, 1720, II. 
 105. The Subjects' Sorrow. /. 
 Broune, 1641. The tragical Actors, 
 or Martyrdom of, 1660, H. 131, I. 
 81. The traitor's downfall, n.d., H. 
 95. Trial of the Judges, 1660, III 
 38. Two Elegies : one on K. Charles, 
 1649, H. 91. — Declaratio ad-Ecclesias 
 Protestantes Ultramarinas, 1644, II. 
 loi. — ^Declaration, 1648, IV. 20; 
 12th Aug. 1642 (3), II. 98; 1646, 
 II. loi ; 1648, II. 104. — Declaration 
 after his late Victory against the 
 Rebels, 1642, II. 99. — Declaration 
 after his victories over Ld. Fairfax 
 and Sir W. "Waller, 1643, 11. 
 100. — Declaration . . . causes . . . 
 to dissolve last parliament,, 1638, 
 II. 92; 1640, II. 93. — JDeclara- 
 tion concerning his going away from 
 Hampton Court, 1647, II. 102.— 
 Declaration concerning his proceed- 
 ings with his subjects of Scotland, 
 1640, II. 93. — Declaration concern- 
 ing lawful sports, 1633, H. 86.— 
 Declaration concerning leavieSj 1642, 
 II. 95. — Declaration in answer to a 
 Declaration of the L. and C, ,1642, 
 II. 97. — Declaration left at Hampton 
 court, 1647, II- 102. — Declaration 
 occasioned by a false and scandalous 
 imputation, 1642, II. 95. — Decla- 
 ration ... of his intentions in 
 advancing to Brainceford, 1642, IL 
 95. — Declaration of the order of the 
 treaty between the King and the 
 Lords and Commons, 1648,. II. JP3. 
 
CHARLES I. 
 
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 Declaration of the title of Prince 
 Charles, 1613, 1., 234. — Declaration of 
 the reasons of his proceedings, 1647, 
 II. 102. — ^Declaration, published with 
 the advice of his Privy Council, 
 1641, II. 93. — Declaration sent to 
 the Speaker of the House of Peers, 
 1647, II- 102. — Declaration to both 
 houses, 1641,' II. 94. — Declaration 
 to his subjects in the Duchy of Corn- 
 wall, 1643, II. 10 1. — Declaration to 
 his subjects of his kingdom of Scot- 
 land, 1643, II. loi. — Declaration to 
 the Lords ... at York, 1642, II. 97. 
 — Declaration upon a late paper, " A 
 Declaration and Protestation of the 
 L. and C," 1642, II. 99. — Declara- 
 tion . . . together with the Answer 
 of both Houses of Parliament, 1642, 
 II. 99. — Declaration, New, and mes- 
 sage presented in the Isle of Wight 
 to, 1648, II. 103. — Decree made in 
 the High Court of Star Chamber, 
 1633, II. 92. — Defence of the royal 
 martyr. Wm. Baron, 1699. — De- 
 fence of the Vindication of. J. Wag- 
 staffis, 1660. — ^Delightful news for 
 all Loyal subjects, 1642, III. 36. — 
 Demands to the House of Parlia- 
 ment, 1642, III. 282.- — Desires and 
 command to all Trained Bands 011 
 this side Trent, 1642, IV. 18. — Dis- 
 cours du bon et loyal subject ... a 
 la Eeyne, 1648, II. 681. — Duces 
 Eboracenses, 1633, H. 87, I. 78. — 
 Eisodia musarum Edihensium, 1633, 
 H. 87, L 78.— England's Comfort 
 and London's joy. J. Taylor, 1641. 
 — England's joy and sorrow, 1641, 
 H. 87. — Entertainment and London's 
 Loyalty. J. Hepivith, 1641. — Euter- 
 tainment at Chester, 1642, H. 89. 
 — Entertainment at York, 1641, H. 
 88. — Entertainment by the Royalists 
 of Huntingdon, 1645, H. 90. — Enter- 
 tainment into Edinburgh, 1633, H. 
 87. — Entertainment into Scotland, 
 Aug. 13, i64i,H. 88; Aug. 14, 1641, 
 H. 88. — Enlevement du Roy, 1647, 
 II. 681. — Eucharistica Oxon., 1641, 
 H. 88, I. 79. — Faithful and impar- 
 tial relation of what passed between 
 His Majesty and the Commissioners, 
 1648, IL 104. — Famous tragedy of 
 
 1649, 1709, H. 91.— Final Remon- 
 strance or message, 1648, II. 103. 
 — Five noble speeches to H.M., re- 
 turning out of Scotland, 1641, H. 88. 
 — Full relation of passages concern- 
 ing the late Treaty for a Peace, 1645, 
 II. loi. — Golden Apopthegms of. 
 Thos. Bayly, 1 660. — Gratulatoria. A. 
 Gill, 1 64 1. — Heads presented by the 
 Army to, 1647, II. 102. — His Birth- 
 right. By P. Mackemie, 1633. — His 
 case. Joihn GooJce, 1649. — His late 
 remonstrance to the Kingdom of 
 England, 1646-7, IL 680. — His 
 paper . . . touching Episcopacy, 
 1648, IV. 125. — His receiving of the 
 propositions for Peace at Newcastle, 
 
 1646, II. 680. — His welcome home. 
 John Bond, 1641. — His welcome to 
 Court . . . from Spain. W. Hoekham, 
 1623. — Histoire entiere et veritable 
 du, 1650, II. 105. — History of. Wm. 
 Lilly, 1725. — Horti Carolini Rosa 
 Altera, 1640, H. 87, I. 79. — II 
 glorioso trianfo, 1625, II. 92. — Im- 
 perial achievement of, [1625], H. 86. 
 — Instructions to his Commissioners 
 of Array, 1642, IL 96. — Instructions 
 to the Earl of Northampton, 1642, 
 IV. 19. — Instructions unto all 
 Bishops, 1626, III. 35. — Irenodia 
 Cantab., 1641, H. 88. — Iter Caro- 
 linum. Thos. Munley, 1660. — Joy- 
 ful News from the King, 1642, II. 
 680. — King Charles vindicated. 
 R. £)., Earl of Essex, 1648. — Last 
 farewell to the World, 1648, H. 90, 
 II. 681. — Last answer to the Papers 
 and Propositions of the Commissioners 
 of Scotland, 1644, II. 101. — Letter 
 from, at Oatelands, 1647, II. 103. — 
 Letter 24th Jan. in Answer to the 
 Petition of both houses, 1641, IL 94. 
 — Letter to both houses, 1641, II. 94. 
 — Letter to the Keeper of the Great 
 Seal, 1 64 1, II. 94. — Letter to the 
 Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London, 
 
 1647, II. 102. — Letter to the Lords 
 of the Privy Council of Scotland, 
 1642 (2), II. 97. — Letter to the Mar- 
 ques of Ormond, 1646, III. 37. — 
 Letter to the Mayor of Hull, 1642, 
 IT. 680. — Letter upon H.M.'s Coming 
 to Holmby, 1646, II. loi. — Letters, 
 
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 in the Lord Willoughby of Parham's 
 Letters, 1642, IL 94. — Letters . . . 
 concerning a Treaty of Peace, 1643, 
 IL 100. — Letters, instructions, &c., 
 in G. Burnet's Lives of James and 
 William, Dukes of Hamiltpn, 1677. 
 — Lettre aux Parlemens d'Angleterre, 
 1646, II. 680. — Lettre sur la Decla- 
 ration du Roy d'Angleterre, 1624, I. 
 77. — Life and reign of, 1658, II. 
 105. — Life and reign. Sir H. Le 
 Strange, 1651; Wm. Sanderson, 
 1658. — Majesty in misery, 168 1. II. 
 105.— Manifeste, 1649, III. 38. — 
 Matters of High consequence con- 
 cerning the great Affairs of the King- 
 dom, 1642, III. 36. — Memoirs of the 
 reign of. Sir P. Warwick, 1701. — 
 Message and Propositions from the 
 Isle of Wight! 1647, II. 102. — 
 Message . . . concerning Disbanding 
 of both Armies, 1643, H- '°°' — 
 Message sent to Parliament, 8th April 
 1642 ; Eesolution to go into Ireland, 
 
 II. 94. — Message to both Houses, 
 14th Feb. 1641, II. 95 J 15th March 
 
 1641, II. 95 ; nth July 1642, II. 97. 
 — ^^Message to both Houses, 1642-3, 
 
 III. 37. — Message to both houses 
 . . . from the Isle of Wight, 1647, 
 II. 102 ; 1648, IV. 20. — Message to 
 both houses in prosecution of Peace 
 by a personal treaty, 1647, H- 102- 
 — Message to the House of Com- 
 mons, 1641, IL 94; 1642, IV. 19. 
 — Messages for Peace and a Per- 
 sonal treaty, 1648, II. 104. — Military 
 Orders, n.d., H. 100. — Musarum 
 Cantab. Concentus et congratulatio, 
 1637, H. 87. — Musarum Oxon. 
 Charisteria, 1638, I. 79. — Musarum | 
 Oxon. Epithalamia, 1643,. I- 79- — 
 Musarum Oxon. pro rege suo soteria, i 
 1633, H. 87, L 78.— UTativity of. ' 
 John Oadbury, 1659. — ^Observations 
 on the reign of. Pet&r HeyUn, 1656. 
 — Offer of Pardon to the Rebels, 
 
 1642, II. 99. — Oratio ... ad regem 
 reditu m ex Hispaniis. George Her- 
 bert, 1623.— Orders and Directions, 
 together with a Commission . . . more 
 perfect information of, 1630, IL 92. 
 —Ordinance ... to the Duty of 
 Repentance, 1642, IL 99.— Ovatio 
 
 Carolina, 1641, H. 88. — Panegyrick 
 to. Walter Fories, 16^^. — Panegyria 
 ad. Vincent Mariner, 162 3. — ^Papers 
 of surrendring of, to English Com- 
 missioners, 1647, I^- 20. — Papers 
 which passed at Newcastle between 
 H.M. and A. Henderson, 1649, H. 
 1 05. T- Petition and reasons of both 
 houses to H.M. to forbeare his 
 Journey to Ireland, 1642, I. 79.— 
 Petition and representation of the 
 gentry and others of Cumberland 
 and Westmoreland, 1642, II. 97. — 
 Petition or Declarati,on, humbly de- 
 sired to be presented to, 1642, A. 
 167. — Petition, de^vered i6th July 
 
 1642, III. 36. — Poem on HM.'s 
 happy progress into Scotland, 1633, 
 H. 87.— Poem to, in G. Benlowe^ 
 Lusus Poeticus, 1635. — Portrait, in 
 Sir R. Baker's Chronicles of Kings, 
 
 1643. Biochimo's Chess Play, 1656. 
 B. Bu7-ton's Delights for the ingenious, 
 1 684. Elegidia et poemata epidictica, 
 1 63 1, I. 140. E. Benloioe's Threno- 
 thriambeuticon, 1660. Thos.deGray's 
 Complete Horseman, 1639. Sir J. 
 Hayward^s Edward VI., 1630. H. 
 ^ W. Lawei Choice Psalms, 1648. 
 W. SandersorCs Graphice, 1658. J. 
 Taylor's English Monarchs, 1622. 
 Tragicum Theatrum Actorum et 
 casuum tragicorum, 1649. — Portrai- 
 ture of, 1616, II. 92. — Prayer of 
 thanksgiving for H.M.'s late victory^ 
 1642, II. 94. — Private letter . . . 
 present state of H.M.'s forces, 1642, 
 IV. 18. — Proceedings in the late 
 Treaty of Peace, 1643, lY- I9-— 
 Proceedings of his Army in Chesliire, 
 <fec., 1642, IV. 19. — Proceedings of 
 the Parliament, related to, 1628, II. 
 92.— Proclamation and Declaration 
 . . . occasioned by a false and scan- 
 dalous imputation, 1642, IV. 125.— 
 Proclamation commanding all trained 
 bands to be in readiness, 1640, II. 
 93- — Proclamation commanding the 
 repair of all Noblemen, &o., unto 
 their houses, 1638, II. 93.— Procla- 
 mation concerning Kilnes, 1637, II. 
 93' — Proclamation concerning the in- 
 habitants of Algier, &.c;, 1628, IV. 
 18. — Proclamation concerning the 
 
CHABLES I. 
 
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 withdrawal of oflficers, 1640, IV. 93. 
 — ProclaTnation declaringH.M.'s plea- 
 sure to confirm to his subjects their 
 defective Estates, 1635, II. 92. — Pro- 
 clamation declaring the proceedings 
 of H.M.'s Ecclesiastical Courts, 1637, 
 II. 93. — Proclamation for the ad- 
 journment of part of Michaelmass 
 terpi, 1642, II. 94, 99. — Proclama- 
 tion for the Discovery and appre- 
 hending of, 165 1, IV. 159. — Procla- 
 mation for the prices of Poultry-, &c., 
 1633, II. 92. — Proclamation for sup- 
 pressing of profane Swearing, 1635, 
 II. 93. — Proclamation for taking of 
 prizes at Sea, 1644, II. loi. — Pro- 
 clamation for the better government 
 of H.M.'s Army, 1642, II. 99. — Pro- 
 clamation for the free and safe passage 
 of all persons, 1642, II. 99. — Pro- 
 clamation forbidding all levies of 
 Forces, 1642, II. 95. — Proclamation 
 forbidding any ... to assist the 
 Eebels, 1643, IV. 125. — ^Proclama- 
 tion forbidding his subjects in Kent, 
 &c., to raise any forces, 1642-3, II. 
 99. — Proclamation forbidding . . . 
 trained bands ... to rise, 1643, H- 
 680. — Proclamation of grace and par- 
 don, 1645, II. loi. — Proclamation re- 
 lating to church affairs in Scotland, 
 1630, II. 93. — Proclamation renew- 
 ing former Declarations, 1639, II. 
 93. — Proclamation requiring the aid 
 and assistance of all , . . northside 
 Trent, 1642, II. 98.^ — ^Proclamation 
 testifying to the loyalty and services 
 of Cornwall, 1643, IV. 125. — Pro- 
 clamation that all in Office shall 
 continue, 1615, IV. 18. — Proclama- 
 tion that no Popish recusant . . . shall 
 serve in his Army, 1642, II. 98. — 
 Proclamation to all inhabitants of 
 Oxford, &c., 1642, II. 95. — Procla- 
 mation to all seamen, &c., 1642, II. 
 99. — Proclamation to summon all . . . 
 as hold of H.M., by Grand Sergeanty, 
 &c., 1640, II. 93. — Proclamation to 
 the cities of London and Westminster, 
 1642, II. 99. — Proclamations, Three, 
 1642, II. 97. — Propositions of the 
 Lords and Commons ... for Peace, 
 1648, IV. 20. — Proteleia Anglo- 
 Batavapari plus qiiam virgineo, 1641, 
 
 !■ 79- — Protestation before receiving 
 the Sacrament, 1643, IV. 125. — 
 Questions solved and propositions 
 tended . . . between the King and 
 both Houses, A. 167. — ■ Reasons 
 against the pretended Jurisdiction of 
 the High Court of Justice, 1648, II. 
 104. — Recit du combat . . . entre 
 I'Armee du Roy et cella du parlement, 
 1642, II. 680. — Relation de la marche 
 du Roy, 1642, II. 681. — Relation of 
 his coming to Coventry, 1642, III. 
 283. — Relation of his setting up of 
 his Standard at Nottingham, 1642, 
 IV. 18. — Resolution concerning the 
 Lord Mayor of London, 1642, III. 
 282. — Rex Redux, 1633, H. 87, I. 
 78. — Rex, Pater Patrise. Z. Boyd, 
 1633. — Royal protestation to the 
 Dukes ... at Beverley, 1642, III. 
 282. — Scotland's welcome to. W. 
 Lithgow, 1633 ; David Primrose, n.d. 
 — Scutum Regale, the royal Buckler. 
 C. Bonde, 1660. — Second Message 
 concerning Sir J. Hotham's refusal 
 to give entrance into Hull, 1642, II. 
 94. — Secret History of, 1693, II. 
 257. — -Short discourse ... of un- 
 happy differences between the Parlia- 
 ment and, 1643, III. 36. — Solis Bri- 
 tannici Perigosum, 1633, H. 87, I. 
 78. — Some Observances concerning 
 jealousies between King and Parlia- 
 ment, 1642, IV. 19. — Some passages 
 that happened 9th March between 
 H.M. and the Committee of both 
 houses, 1641, II. 94; 1641-2, II. 94. 
 — Speech in the House of Commons, 
 
 1641, I 29; 4th Jan. 1641, II. 93 ; 
 22nd Jan. 1643, II. 100.— Speech and 
 protestation, 19th Sept. 1642, II 99. 
 
 — Speech. . . concerning the Queen's 
 going into Holland, 1641, II. 93. — 
 Speech to the Lady Elizabeth and 
 Duke of Gloucester, 1648, IV. 126. 
 — Speech upon the scaffold, 1649, II. 
 104, IV. 20.— Speeches, Messages, 
 and Answers, Collection of, 1642, II. 
 gj_ — Synodia, sive musarum Canta- 
 brigiensium concentus, 1637, I. 79. 
 — The Cavalier's Advice to H.M., 
 
 1642, IIL 282. — The faerie leveller, 
 1648, IIL 38.— The faithful, yet im- 
 perfect, Character of a Glorious King, 
 
CHABLES i: 
 
 [ 142 i 
 
 CHABLES I. 
 
 r68i, II. 105. — The four Bills sent 
 to the King, 1647., III. 37. — The 
 Frontisjaece of the King's Book 
 opened, [1649], H. 91. — The King's 
 Cabinet opened, 1645, 1649,11. loi. 
 — The Loyal Mourner. A. Sadler, 
 1660. — The Loyal Subject's well 
 wishing, II. 103. — The People's echo 
 to the Parliam«nt'sDeclarations, 1 648, 
 II. 104.^ — The Princely Pelican, 1649, 
 I. 80. — The none-such Charles his 
 character, 1651, I. 81. — The tablet 
 or moderation of. J. Amway, 166 1. 
 — Three Declarations, 1642,1X1. 283. 
 — Titles of. Declaration of K. James, 
 1613, I. 234. — Trial: Charges of 
 the Commons of England against, 
 1648. IV. 20. Copy of the Journal 
 of the High Court of Justice for 
 the trial, 1684, IV. 126. England's 
 Black tribunal, i66t), II. 202. List 
 of the names of the Judges, 1649, 
 IV. 126. Perfect narrative of the 
 whole Proceedings, 1648, II. 104. 
 Eeasons against the pretended Juris- 
 diction of the High Court of Justice, 
 1648, IV. 126. The charge against 
 the King discharged, 1649, IV. 126. 
 The Great Memorial: List of the 
 pretended Judges, 1660, II. 681. 
 The High Court of Justice at West- 
 minster arraigned, H. 92. — True 
 manner of the, H. 92. — ^True abstract 
 of a List . . . entertainments allowed 
 to his Officers, 1647, III. 37, H. 167. 
 — True effigies of, 1641, H. 87. — 
 True Protestant's humble desires to 
 the King, 1647, H. 90.— Truths from 
 Leicester and Nottingham . , , Peti- 
 tion of Women of Leicester to, 1642, 
 H. 89.— Tweed's Tears of Joy to. G. 
 Lauder, 1639. — Two Letters, 1642, 
 IL 97. — Two Petitions, 1642, III. 
 283. — Two Proclamations, 1642, II. 
 94. — Two Speeches, 1642, II. 95. — 
 Verses composed upon his first im- 
 prisonment in the Isle of Wight, 
 1648, IV. 125.— View of the Reign 
 of, 1704, IV. 126.— Vindication of, 
 1 64 2, IV. 1 25. — ^Vindication of. K 
 Si/mmom, 1648. — Virtus Rediviva : 
 Panegyrick to. Tlws. Ford, 1660.— 
 Vitis Carolines gemma altera, 1633, 
 1 78.— Voice of K. Charles the father 
 
 to Charles the Son. A. Evans, 1655. 
 — Works: Basilika, 1662, II. gj, 
 Bibliotheca Eegia, 1659, II. 91. 
 Eikon Basilika, 1649, I. 76, II. 91 • 
 1616, II. 211; 1685, II. 91. Vin- 
 dioisB Eikon Carolinse ; or Defence 
 of Eikon Basilke. H.HollingwoHh, 
 1692. Reliquiae SaersB Carolinse, 
 [1648-9], [1649], 1650, n. 91.-. 
 JEUan's Tactics, 1616. Almamm's 
 Life, Ashley, 1627. Anonymus 
 Eremita, Visible Sacrifice, 1637. F. 
 Bacon, Hist. Kat. et Exp. Philos., 
 i6i2. W. Bellenden's De Statu 
 -prisei orbis de Regione, 1615. J. 
 Barclay's Argenis, 1629. L. Bayly's 
 Practice of Piety, 1613. W. Clemens' 
 Trinobantiados, 1636. E. Davies' 
 Art of War, 1629. Q. Donaldsoh's 
 Synopsis CEconomica^ 1624. T. 
 Brown's Life and reign of Eliza- 
 beth, 1629. D. Featley's Cygiea 
 Cantio, 1629. G. Gaule's Praotique 
 Theories, 1629. A. Gill's Parerga, 
 1632. J. Hagthorpe's Visiones rerum, 
 
 1623. R. Harcourt's Voyage to 
 Guiana, 1613. Sir B. Hawkins' 
 Voyage in South Sea, 1622. M. 
 HudsbTi's Divine Right of Govern- 
 ment, 1647. -O. Hume's Apologia 
 Basilika, 1626. N. Hunt's J ndickry 
 Exercises, 1632. A. Irving's De 
 Jure regni, discepsis, 1627. Works of 
 James 7. , 1 6 1 6. Wm. Laud's Speech, 
 1 637. Sir W. Leighton's Tears, 1624, 
 G. Levers Defenders of the Catholic 
 Faith, 1627. V. Malvezzi's Romulus 
 and Tarquin, 1637. G. Malynes' 
 Centre and Circle of Commerce, 1623. 
 Count Mansfield's Directions for War, 
 
 1624. F. Markliam's Epistles of 
 War, 1622, R. May's Henry III, 
 1633; Edward IIL, 1635. J.Napier, 
 Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis de- 
 Bcriptio, 1 614. W. Neade's Double 
 Armed Man, 1625. H. Peake's 
 Meditations, 1646. T. Powell's 
 Search of Records, 1622. A. Rath- 
 hone's Surveyor, i6i6. T. Rymn's 
 Defeneio, 1624. G. Sandys' Para- 
 phrase, 1638. Tho. Scot's VotivsB 
 Anglise, 1 6 1 4. Capt. J. Smith's New 
 England, 16 16. J. Stow's Annals, 
 1615. 5. Ward's Loadstone, 1646 
 
CHABLES L 
 
 i 143 ] 
 
 CHARLES n. 
 
 D. Watson's Poems, 1623. /. Wo- 
 droephe's Spared hours of a Soldier, 
 1623. /. TFoocZaZZ's Surgeon's mate, 
 1639, ded. to. 
 Charles 1. and Henrietta Maria. Ana- 
 grammata Kegia, [1626], H. 86. — 
 Brief relation . . . the'Queen's land- 
 ing in Burlington Bay, 1642, I. 79. 
 — .Discourse of the Koyal Passages, 
 Triumphs, &c., at the contract and 
 marriage of, 1625, H. 85. — Ecloga 
 Eegalis. Adam Ahertiethy, 1625. — 
 Eclogue ou chant pastoral sur les 
 Nopces, 1627, H. 86. — England and 
 France, Hand in Hand, Triumphing 
 for Contract of marriage between, 
 1625, H. 85. — Entertainment at 
 Eichmond, 1636, H. 87, II. 92. — 
 Epithalmia Oxoniensia, 1625, H. 86, 
 I. 77. — Epithalamium a musis Can- 
 tabrigiensibus decantatum, 1625,- H. 
 86. — Epithalamium Gallo-Britanni- 
 cum. G. Marcelline. 1625. — Euphe- 
 mia, 1631, H. 86. — Flos Britannicus 
 veris novissimi filiola C. et M., [ 1 636], 
 H. 87, 1. 78. — Genethliacum, a musis 
 Cantabrigiensibus celebratum, 1631, 
 I. 78, H. 86. — II glorisso trionfo et 
 ordine delle eeremonie fatte nel mat- 
 rimonio, 1625, H. 86. — In nuptiis. 
 W. Quin, 1625. — L' Adieu de la 
 Eeyne d'Angleterre a la France, 1625, 
 H. 86. — L'Ordre des ceremonies au 
 mariage, 1625, H. 86, I. 77. — Le 
 Triomphe glorieux et I'ordre de cere- 
 monies au mariage, 1625, H. 86. — 
 Musarum Oxon. Epibateria, 1643, H. 
 89. — News from Holland : Entertain- 
 ment of the Queen, 1642, H. 89. — 
 Petition of divers Gentlewomen, 
 &e., to, 1641, H. 88. — Petition of 
 many thousands . . . staying the 
 Queen's voyage into Holland, 1641, 
 H. 88. — Eelation of Triumphs and 
 ceremonies observed at the marriage, 
 1623, H. 86. — Song or Story for the 
 lasting remembrance of divers famous 
 works, &c., 1626, H. 86. — Thanks- 
 giving for the safe delivery of the 
 Queen, 1630, H. 86. — True relation 
 of the treaty and ratification of mar- 
 riage, 1625, H. 86. — Voces Votivse 
 ab Acad. Cantab, pro C. et M. prin- 
 cipe filio emissse, 1640, H. 87. 
 
 Charles II., of England— A Mad De- 
 sign, 1651, H. 92. — A pair of prodi- 
 gals returned, 1660, H. 93. — A psalm 
 of mercy, [1660], I. 81. — Academise 
 Cantab. 2Q2TPA, 1660, H. 94, 1. 81. 
 — Acrostichis. P. Wolfe, 1660. — 
 Articles of Peace . . . with the States 
 General, 1667, II. 1 1 2. —Articles of 
 Peace, Commerce, and alliance . . . 
 with Spain, 1667, II. 112. — Astrsea 
 Eedux : Poem on the return of. 
 John Dryden, 1660. — Augustissimo 
 et Optimo Eegi Carolo II., 1684, 
 III. 284. — Awake England, or 
 the people's invitation to, 1 660, II. 
 202. — Bellum Belgioum Secundum, 
 1665, III. 39. — Brief Account of 
 his descent, 1681, II. 682. — Britain's 
 Glory, 1660, III. 39. — Britain's tri- 
 umph . . . proclamation of, 1660, 
 H. 94. — Britanniae Natalis,- 1630, I. 
 78, H. 86, — -Britannia Eediviva, 1660, 
 H. 94, II. 107. — Carmen Thriani- 
 beuticon . . . inrestaurationem. R. 
 Jevon, 1660. — Character of, 1660, II. 
 107. W. Charleton, 1661. — Charles 
 triumphant. H. Oxenden, 1660. — 
 Commission to search into and exa- 
 mine the pretended sales, &c., 1660, 
 
 II. 109. — ^Commission for the re- 
 lief of poor distressed Prisoners, 1664, 
 
 III. 39. — Congratulation for, 1660, 
 H. 94. — Congratulatory poem on the 
 return of. A. Brome, 1660. — Corona- 
 tion, Form and order of, 1651, II. 106, 
 
 IV. 126. Rob.Douglas,i66i. — Coro- 
 nation, Form and order of, 1660, H.9 5. 
 — Coronation, Poem upon, 1661, I. 
 81. — Coronation, Proclamation declar- 
 ing his pleasure touching, 1660, II. 
 108. — Coronation, Triumphal Arches 
 in London, 1661, H. 346. — Corona- 
 tion, Verses on. John Rich, 1661 ; 
 Sir R. Baker's Chronicle, 1665. — 
 Coronation pardon. Proclamation con- 
 cerning, 1661, II. 109. — Death. 
 Epitaphium. D. Breval, 1685. Ire- 
 land's tears. M. ffuetson, 16&S. Ode 
 on the. T. Flatman, 1685 ; /. H., 
 1685,11.263. Poem on. J. Croime, 
 1685. Eemarks on. /. White- 
 hall's Miscellaneous Poems, 1685. — 
 Declaration, 1649, III. 38 ; 1648, 
 II. 105; 1662, II. in; 167I, II. 
 
CHAELES IL 
 
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 CHARLES II. 
 
 113; 1680, II. 115, 682; 1681, IL 
 116. — Declaration against the States 
 General, 167!^, II. 113. — Declaration 
 concerning Eoclesiastioalaffairs, 1660, 
 II. 107. — Declaration concerning the 
 Citizens of London, 1648, II. 105. — 
 Declaration concerning the treason- 
 able conspiracy, 1683, II. 117. — - 
 Declaration for encouraging the Sub- 
 jects of the Low Countreys, 1672, 
 II. 113. — Declaration for enforcing 
 a late order made in Council, 1675, 
 II. 114. — Declaration for the disso- 
 lution of his late Privy Council, 1679. 
 II. 115. — Declaration to city of Lon- 
 don, 1666,11. 112. — Declaration to 
 his subjects ... of Scotland, 1650, 
 11. 106. — -Declaration to the King and 
 Council of France, 1651, II. 106. — 
 Defence of the Papers written by, 
 1686, in. 284.— Downfall of Britan- 
 nicus, &c., n.d., H. 93. — Eikon Easi- 
 like Deuteva, 1694, II, 118. — Eng- 
 land's genius pleading for King 
 Charles, H. 93. — England's honor 
 and London's glory, 1660, H. 94. — 
 England's joy for the coming in of, 
 
 1660, H. 93, 94. — England's joy in 
 a lawful triumph, n.d., H. 93. — Eng- 
 land's joy : or relation of most re- 
 markable passages, 1660, IL 207. — 
 England's jubilee. W. Ghamherlaine, 
 1660. — England's rejoicing, n.d., H. 
 95. — England's triumph : a more 
 exact history of H.M.'s Escape, 1660, 
 II. 107. — England's triumph or the 
 subjects' joy, n.d., H. 93.— Enter- 
 tainment at Guildhall : London's 
 Glory. J. Tatham, 1660. — Enter- 
 tainment ... in his passage through 
 . . . London, 1672. J. Ogilby, 
 1672. — Epistle to the King and 
 Duke, 1683, I. 82. — Epitaph on, 
 1685, II. 118. — Eucharistica Basilice 
 ad, 1 660, H. 94. — Eesta Georgiana, 
 
 1661, H. 95. — Form of Prayer with 
 thanksgiving, 1660, II. 106. — Gal- 
 lant News, n.d., H. 94.— Glimpse of 
 Joy for the happy restoring of, 
 [1660], H. 93. — Gloria Britannica : 
 Panegyrick on H.M.'s Passage through 
 London, 1660, H. 93.— Glories and 
 magnificent triumphs of the restitu- 
 tion of. Jos. Heath, 1662.— Good 
 
 news for England, n.d., H. 93.— 
 Grampius congratulation in plain 
 Scots language, 1660, H. 94. ' Wm. 
 Douglas, 1660. — Gratul^tory poem 
 to. S. Holland, 1660. — Great 
 Britaiii's Jubilee. L, Reynolds, 
 1662. — His coming to Yarmouth, 
 1647, II. 681. — His Entertainment 
 and London's Loyalty. /. H., 1641. 
 His litany, 1648, II. 105, — His 
 Royal title anagramatiz'd. John 
 Rowland, 1660. — His sailing from 
 Oallice, 1648,11. 105. — His welcome 
 home, John Bond, 1641. — History 
 of. Richard Burton, 1693 ; <^««. 
 Davies, 1660. — Histoire de la con- 
 spiration faite contre; 1685, 1689, 
 IL 118. — Imperfect portraiture of, 
 1661, II. 109. — In Holland, Eelation 
 . . . du Voyage et sejour, 1660, II. 
 106. — In Holland, Relation of his 
 voyage aird residence. Sir W. Lower, 
 1660, IV. 20. — In optatum reditum. 
 John Wallcer, 1660. — lo Carole, 
 1660, H. 94; 1661, I. 81.— Iter 
 Australe, 1660, H. 94, III. 38.— 
 Joyful News to the Nation : or 
 Crowning of, H. 94. — King Charles, 
 his glory and Rebels' shame, n.d., H. 
 93- — Landing at Dover, 1660, III 
 38. — La Royaut6 de, 1649, IL 682. 
 — Last act in the miraculous story of 
 H.M. Col. Gouriter, 1846.— Letter 
 and Declaration, 1660, III. 39, 'II. 
 106. — Letter and Declaration to . . . 
 Yarmouth, 1648, I. 80. — Letter con- 
 taining Remarks on two papers of 
 . . . concerning Religion, 1689, IV. 
 21. — Letter from ... King of 
 France in behalf of, 1652, IL 106.— 
 Letter to his parliament of Scotland, 
 1669, IL 112 ; 1672, II. 113.— 
 Letter to the Convention of Estates 
 in Scotland, 1678, IL 114.— Letter 
 to the Generals of the Navy at Sea, 
 1660, II. 106. — Letter to the House 
 of Commons, 1661, II. no.— Letter 
 to the Lady Mary, 1642, II. 68i.— 
 Letter to the Speaker of the House 
 of Peers, 1648, IL 105.— Letter to 
 F. M., Bruxels, i65o,IIL 39.— Letter 
 to Mr. Cawton, 1660, IL 106;— 
 Letters, Two, 1660, II. io6.-^Liber 
 Regalis, Collection out of, 1.661, IV. 
 
CHARLES II. 
 
 [ MS ] 
 
 CHARLES II 
 
 20. — Life and reign : Augustus 
 Anglicus, 1686, 1. 82. — ^Loiodoii and 
 England Triumpiiant, 1660, H. 94. 
 — L'ordre et ceremonies au Baptisms 
 du, 1630, H. 86, L 78. — Loyal Re- 
 membrancer, 11660, H. ,94. — Loyal 
 subjects' exultation for the Corona- 
 tion of, n.d., H. 94 — Miraculum 
 basilieum. H. Jenings, 1664. — iM^ar- 
 rative of the discovery of a most 
 horrid plot against, 1683, II. 117. — 
 Narrative of the Proceedings of 
 H.M.'s Privy Council in Scotland, 
 1678, II. 114. — Neptune's Address 
 to. J. Tatham, 1661. — On the 
 thunder happening,' after the corona- 
 tion oi, ilea. Bold, 1661. — Pane- 
 gyrick on. T. Dugard, 1660 ; Thos. 
 Ford, 1660; Sam. Austin, 1661 ; F. 
 Synge. — Panegyrick to. J. Dryden, 
 1662; G. Beynell,^ 1661 ; J. Evelyn,, 
 1661 ; Sir F. Fane, 1662. — Pinda- 
 rick Ode on. Sir F. Fane, 1685. — 
 Poems on H.M.'s birth and restora- 
 tion. A. MarMand,i66'j. — Poem to. 
 T. Bratkwaite, 1660; H. Beeston, 
 t66o; M. Llewelyn, 1660. — Poem 
 upon the new marble statue of, 1684, 
 II. 117. — Poem . . . upon the re- 
 turn of . /. Crouch, 1660. — ^Portrait, 
 in B. Atkyns' Original and Growth 
 of Printing, 1664 ; H. Benlowes' 
 Threno - Thriambeuticon, 1660 ; 
 Sopliodes' Electra, trans. C. W., 
 1649 ; Tragieum Theatrum Actorum 
 et oasuura Tragicorum, 1649. — Post- 
 liminia Caroli II. A. Borfet, 1660. 
 — Proclamation, A, 1660, II. 106. — 
 Proclamation . . . accession of, 1660, 
 IV. 126. — Proclamation concerning 
 H.M.'s pardon, 1660; II. 109. — Pro- 
 clamation for apprehending certain 
 offenders, 1678, III. 39. — Proclama- 
 tion for better regulating H.M.'s 
 Royal Proceeding, ,1661, II. 109. — 
 Proclamation for prohibiting the im- 
 bezzlement of H.M.'s Stores, 1661, 
 II. no. — Proclamation for restoring 
 and discovering H.M.'s goods, 1660, 
 II. 108. — Proclamation offering a free 
 pardon to English Ofificers, 1650, IV. 
 126.- — Proclamation to summon the 
 persons . . . who gave judgement 
 . . . niiurder of K. Charles I., 1660, 
 
 II. 108, IV. 39. — Progresses : The 
 Grlory of these Nations, nA., H. 94. 
 — Recital of Act 16 Ch. I. c. 10, re- 
 specting power of the Crown, 1682, 
 IL 117. — Relation des veritables 
 causes et des conjonctures favorables, 
 1661, II. no. — Resolution of, 1642, 
 II. 681. — Royal Directions both to 
 "Whigs and Tories, 1682, II. 117.— 
 Royal Prophecy . . . the restauration, 
 
 1660, H. 93. — St. George's day sacred 
 to the Coronation of. Hen. Bold, 
 1 66 1. — Scholse Edinensis in Caroli 
 II. . . . restitutionem, 1661, III. 72. 
 — Scotland's Paroenesis to. Wm. 
 Douglas, 1660. — Secret History of 
 the reign, 1690, I. 82. The Blatant 
 Beast muzzl'd, or Reflections on, 
 1691, IL n8. — ^^Serious Observations 
 touching. Henry Walker, 1660.—^ 
 Sermon of thanksgiving for the 
 happy delivery of. K M., 1683, II. 
 373, — Short character of. John 
 Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, 1725. 
 — Sol Anglise Oriens auspiciis Caroli 
 II. E. Gastell, 1660. — Sol in ascen- 
 dente, or appearance of, upon the 
 horiian of London. E. Ashmole, 
 1660. — Somnium navale, 1672, I. 
 82. — Song of thanksgiving for the 
 restoration of. B. Sogers, 1660. — - 
 Speech to the House of Peers, 1660, 
 II. 107. — Speech to both Houses 
 of Parliament, 1660, II. 107 (2) ; 
 
 1661, IL no (3); 1662, II. in; 
 1663, IL in; 1663-4, IL in; 
 1664,11. in; 1666,11.112; 1667, 
 IL 112; 1669, II. 112; t66j%, II. 
 112; 167I, IL 113, 114; 1673, 
 1672, 167s. 1674, 167I, 1678, 1679, 
 IL 114; r68o, II. 115. — Speech to 
 the House of Commons, 1661, II. 
 no. — State Tracts, 1689, III. 40.— 
 Stella meridiana Caroli IL, 1661, H. 
 94i I. 81. — Subjects' desire to see. 
 
 M. D., 1660, H. 136. — Supplication 
 of Commission Officers ... to, 1660, 
 H. 95. — The Covenant, or no King 
 but the old King's Son, n.d., H. 93. 
 — The King advancing, 1660, H. 93, 
 I. 81.— The King's disguise, «.d., H. 
 53. — The King's evidence vindicated, 
 1681, IL 116.— The King's , Psalter, 
 1671, IV. 126. — The Last News from 
 
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CHARLES n. 
 
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 CHARLES V: 
 
 JTrauce : His- escape from Worcester, 
 n.d., H. 92. — The noble prodigal, 
 1660,11. a.o'j^ — The Prince's Standard 
 set up in the Vice-Admiral, 1648, III. 
 38.— The Prologue to H.M., 1660, 
 H. 688. — The Eestoration, a country 
 song, [1661], H. 95. — The Eestora- 
 tion poem. A. Brett, 1660. — The 
 Eestoration Ode. A. Cowley, 1660. 
 —The Eoyal Oak, .1682, II. 682.— 
 The Eoyal Oak. /. Wade, n.d. ; 
 J. Danverd, 1660. — The Eoyal Pil- 
 grimage, 1660, II. 107. — The Eoyal 
 wanderer, n.d., H. 93.— The Subjects 
 joy for the King's restoration. A. 
 Sadler, 1660. — The title of Kings 
 proved to be Jure JDivino. W. P., 
 1660, II. 441. — Thrice welcome and 
 happy inauguration of. G. Willing- 
 ton, i66o. — To. John Dryden, \66\ ; 
 Thos. Peck, 1660; E. Waller, 1660; 
 C. Wase, 1660; /. Wenloelc, 1662; 
 S. Willes, 1660.— To H.M. on his 
 happy return. T. Edwards, 1660. — 
 Treaties of Peace with other Princes 
 and States, 1686, IV. 21.— True 
 account and declaration of the horrid 
 conspiracy against, 1685, 1686, II. 
 118. — True narrative and relation of 
 H.M.'s miraculous escape from Wor- 
 cester, 1660, III. 39. — Two Letters 
 from the Hague, 1649, II. 682. — 
 Upon the blessed return of. John 
 Lawson, r66o. — Upon the Declara- 
 tion of. N. Richards, 1660. — Virtus 
 Eediviva, a panegyric to. Thos. 
 Flatmau, 1660. — Votivum Carolo, 
 1660, H. 94, 95. — Vox Populi, 1660, 
 III. 39. — Vox populi suprema rex 
 Carolus, 1660, H. 93. — White ladies, 
 or H.M.'s miraculous preservation, 
 1660, H. 95. — Win at first, lose at 
 last, [1660], L 81 ; 1680, II. 115.— 
 Sir R. Bakers Chronicle, 1665. R. 
 BaMay's Apology, 1678. &. Bates, 
 Elenchi motuum nuperorum, 1663. 
 R. ^Zome's Britannia, 1673. Baethius' 
 Consolation of Philosophy, 1664. 
 A. Borfet's Postliminia Caroli II. 
 R. Boyle's Art of War, 1677. S. 
 Bullen's Music, 1636. P. Cardonel's 
 Fortunate Islands, 1661. R. Caron's 
 Loyalty Asserted, 1662. Sir C. 
 Cornwallis' Henry Prince of Wales, 
 
 1 641. D. Davies' Antiq. lingua Bri- 
 tannicee, 1632. G. DugrS's Dialogi, 
 1639. P. i?'Mer's Deus et Eex, 1675. 
 Tombs in St. Paul's, 1684. /. 
 Forster's England's Happiness in- 
 creased, 1 664. S. FoHrey's En"- 
 land's Interest, 1663. R. Freart's 
 Ancient Architecture, 1664. L. Gra- 
 tian's Espagnol, 1640. R. Herrick's 
 Hesperides, 1648. Rich, ffuoper's 
 Works, 1682. Jas. Howell's Foreign 
 Travel, 1650. L'Idee d'une peine 
 parfaite, 1660, II. 381. A.Littleton's 
 Dictionarius, 1678. M. Manilius' 
 Sphere, 1675. Geo. MonKs Obser- 
 vations, 167 1. New Dialogues, 1639. 
 Ducliess of Newcastle's Life of W. 
 Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle, 1675. 
 W. Prynne's Pleasant purge for a 
 Eoman Catholic, 1642. F. QuarM 
 Enchiridion, 1641. J. Raymonds' 
 Itinerary, 1648. A. Rosse's Virgilii 
 triumphantis lib. iii., 1661. /. Salt- 
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 H. 649, L 418; 1663, IIL 196. 
 
 Childe, Timoth}', Bookseller, i6gi, II. 
 420; 1701, III. 162. 
 
 Childerson, iSenj., and others. True 
 Speeches and Confession, 1662, III. 
 
 145- 
 Childhood, Civility of, 1560, H, loi. 
 
 Childhood of the World, or the second 
 
 Week. Du Bartas. 
 Children, Book of. T. Phaer, 1544. 
 
 — Christian Education of, 1678, II. 
 
 1 2 1. — Daily exercise for. M. P., n.d. 
 
CHILDREN 
 
 [ 15^ 1 
 
 CHISWELL 
 
 IL 434, — Dialogue . . . nursing and 
 bringing up of, 1699, II. 121. — Dis- 
 courses touching the excellency and 
 necessary training of, 1620, I. 130. 
 — Duty of, towards their masters, 
 1567,11 121. — Education and bring- 
 ing up of. Plutarch, 1530. — ^Educa- 
 tion of. W. Kempe, 1588. — First 
 Book for, [i 700], I. 84. — Graces and 
 Prayers for, 1624, II. 56. — Instruc- 
 tion or Catechism for, 1569-70, IL 
 121. — Instructions for, 1558-9, II. 
 121. — Little Book for little. Thos. 
 White, n.d. — London new method 
 and art of teaching, [1750], I. 264. 
 By Is. C, 1723, 1. 62. — New method 
 of educating. T. Tryon, 1695. — of 
 God, Marks of the. /. Taffin, 1570.' 
 — of the Chapel stript and whipt, 
 1569, I. 84, H. loi. — Pleasant and 
 speedy path for bringing up of, 1580, 
 II. i2i.^Eule how to bring up, 
 1588, H. loi. — Story of the three, 
 1562-3, II. 121. — that prophecy in 
 their sleep. Relation of, 1689, H. 162. 
 — the Countryman's care and citi- 
 zen's fear, 1641, H. 102. — Treatise 
 profitable for all young. P. Z)m 
 Ploiche, 1578. — with hansome faces, 
 Eules to get, 1642, H. 102. — You. 
 Ballad, 1580, II. 121. 
 
 Children's petition, 1669, H. 102, II. 
 121. — 'talk. C. Hoole, 1659. — 
 thoughts, 1562-3, II. 121. 
 
 Childrey, J. Britannia Baconica, 1661, 
 1.85. 
 
 Child's delight, 1684,1.84. Compare 
 Lye. — new plaything, 17605, II. 85. 
 
 CMlio-mastix. A. Petrie, 1644. 
 
 Chillenden, J. Inhumanity of the 
 King's Prison-keeper at Oxford, 1643, 
 I 85. 
 
 ChiUester, Jas. Translated Ghelidonius' 
 Christian Princes, 1571. 
 
 Chillingworth, "W. Tlie Religion of 
 Protestants a safe way to Salvation, 
 1638, II. 121. Confuted in Inti- 
 delity unmasked, 1653, HI- uS. — 
 Chillingworthi Novissima. Fr. Chey- 
 nell, 1644. 
 
 CMlmead, Ed. Translated T. Gampa- 
 nella's Advice to the King of Spain, 
 1660; Jas. QaffareVs Unheardof 
 • Curiosities, 1650. 
 
 Chimney scuffle. The, 1662, H. 102. 
 
 Chimney-sweepers, Work for, 1602, 
 H. 608. 
 
 Chimneys, Instructions, for collecting 
 . . . duty on, 1670, II. 113. 
 
 China, Antiquity of. John Webb, 1678L 
 — Conquest of, by the Tartars. M. 
 Martinus, 1654. — Conquest of ^ Tra- 
 gedy, by K Settle, 1676. — Descrip- 
 tion of. C. Borri, 1633. — Discovery 
 of a passage by the North Pole to. 
 Jos. Moxon, 1674. — History of. G. 
 de Mendoca, 1588. — History of the 
 Court of the King of, 1682, II. 121. 
 — Journal of Embassy from the Em- 
 peror of Muscovy. E. Ysbrand and 
 A. Brand, 1698. — Present Condition 
 of. J. Bouyet, 1699. — -Travels to 
 discover a new way by laud to. 
 Father Avril, 1693. — True and per- 
 fect description of three voyages to- 
 wards, 1609, II. 416. 
 
 Chinensis, Atlas. A. Montanus, 1670. 
 
 Chinese Language. John Webb, ^1669. 
 
 Chinon of England. 0. JUiddleton, 
 
 1597- 
 
 Chio, Account of M. de Queme^ late 
 expedition to, 1683, IV. 127. 
 
 Chipping-Norton, Strange and wonder- 
 ful News from, 17 10, I. 316. 
 
 Chipps, Churchill's. T. Churchyard, 
 1578. — of Salvation. T. Pritchard, 
 1579-80. — of the old Block, 1659, 
 H. 118. 
 
 Chirologia, or the natural language of 
 the hand. J. Bulwer, 1644. 
 
 Chironomia. John Bulwer, 1644. 
 
 Chirurgeons, A proved practice for all 
 young. W. Clowes, 1 593. — of Mount- 
 pyller. Practice of, n.d., III. 42. 
 
 Chirurgery, Discourse of. P. Lon^ 
 1634; L. Phioravante, 1580.— Ex- 
 periments in. W. F. Hildanv^ 1643. 
 — French. J. Guillemeau, 1597. — 
 Novum lumen chirurg. extinetum. 
 W. W., 1693.— The Pearl of Prac- 
 tise. /. H., 1574, A. 262. — Treatise 
 of. C. Shilander, 1596 — -Works of. 
 T. Gale, 1563; John Hall, 1565; /. 
 de Vigo, 1543. 
 
 CMswell, Rich., BooJcseller, Two Angels 
 wild Crown, Little Britain, 1669, II. 
 121, 561, in. 188, IV. 93; 1670, 
 IL 561 ; 1672, IIL 40, 293; i675i 
 
CHISWELL 
 
 [ 153 ] 
 
 CHRISTENDOM 
 
 II. 317; 1676, II. 572; 1678, II. 
 71. 310. 353. 1'V'. 161; 1679,11.71, 
 315 ; 1680, 1. 92, 11. 529, III. 154; 
 1681, I. 490, II. 22, 333, III. 26, 
 H267; 1682, II. 72; 1683, I. 430; 
 1684, III. 281, IV. 157 ; 1685, II. 
 76, 127, 376, 553 ; 1687, II. 647, 1. 
 130, IV. 121 J 1688, IV. 173, 261 ; 
 1689, L 183, 371, IL 312, 646, III. 
 27, 126, 224, 225; 1690, II. 299, 
 69s, III. 20, 75 ; 1691, II. 210, III. 
 240; 1692, II. 72; 1693, II. 674, 
 
 III. 241 ; 1696, I. 239, II. 39, 380 ; 
 1698, III. 81, 8; 1700, I. 147; 
 i7or, I. 447; 1704, II. 380; n.d., 
 H. 368. 
 
 Chiswell, R., Bookseller, 1739, III. 
 
 120. 
 Chivalry, Book of the Order of, [1484], 
 
 H. 102. — Dignity of. W. Gouge, 
 
 1 6a6. -^Honour of. Bellianis, 1598. 
 
 — Manner and foim of Combats 
 
 anciently observed, 1651, H. 102. 
 Chiverton, Eich., Lord Mea/or. J. 
 
 Tatham's London's Triumpii, 1657, 
 
 H. 592. 
 Chloridia. Eites to Chloris and her 
 
 nymphs. Ben Jonson, 1630. 
 Chloris. Wm. Smith, 1596. 
 Chocolata, the Indian Kectar. Hen. 
 
 Sttebbe, 1662. 
 Chocolate, Curious treatise of, i63gf-4o, 
 
 II. 121. — Treatise of. A. Colmenero, 
 
 1640. 
 Choice Banquet of Jests, 1660, I. 26. 
 
 — Chance and cliange, 1606, H. 118. 
 
 • — Manual. EHz. Talbot, Cowdess 
 
 of Kent, 1653. — -of change. S. Bob- 
 son, 1585. — of Inventions. M. 
 
 Parker, n.d. — of Jewells. L. Lloyd, 
 
 1607. — The, or wish. /. Pomfret, 
 
 1701. 
 Choirocographia. E. Holdswwth, 1 709. 
 Choiselat, P. Husbandry, 1580, 11. 
 
 102, II. 121. 
 Cholmely, Hen., W. Hornby's Scourge 
 
 of Drunkenness, 1618, ded. to., 
 Cholmley, Col., mentioned in True Ee- 
 
 lation of the first skirmisli of the 
 
 Army, 1642, IV. 108. 
 •Cholmley, Sir Hen., and others, Letter 
 
 from, 1642, H. 665, III. 274. 
 Cholmley, Sir Hugh, and others, Letter 
 
 from, 1642, H. 665, III. 274. 
 
 Chorea Gigantum. Walter Charleton, 
 
 1663. 
 Chorier, M. Mentioned in J. Span's 
 
 Geneva, 1687. 
 Chorle and the bird. John Lijdgafe, 
 
 1479- 
 
 Chorley, Jos. Metrical, Index to the 
 Bible, 1711, I. 85; 1714, n. 122. 
 
 Chown, Eob., Bookseller, 1684, II. 428. 
 
 Ohrestien, Widow, Prirtter, Paris, 
 1670, III. 295. 
 
 Chrestoleros. T. Bastard, 1598. 
 
 Chretien, F. Translated G. Buchanan's 
 Poems, 1567, 1587, H. 65. 
 
 Christ and a Sinner, Godly new Dia- 
 logue between, 1564, II. 174— and 
 the Soul of Man, New Ballad dia^- 
 loguewise between, 1587-8, II. 174. 
 — Ballad of birth and Passion of, 
 n.d., H. 103. — Complaint against the 
 wicked enemies of, [1600], H. 103, 
 I. 85.— crosse me spede, &c., n.d., 
 H. 103. — Declaration of the true 
 faith of, /. B., 1547, III. 10. — Divine 
 Poem of the fulness of, 1660, H. 103. 
 — Doctrine of the beginning of. ;S'. 
 Hieron. — Following of. Thos. a 
 Kempis, 1556. — History of. Jos. 
 Fletcher, 1628. — Holy History of. 
 Rob. Holland, 1594. — Of divers mir- 
 acles shed by the portion of Christ's 
 blood in Hayles, H. 102. — on his 
 cross. Geo. Ealeigh, 1624. The 
 Betrayal of. S. Rowlands, 1598. — 
 The First and second coming of. Jas. 
 Anderson, 1595. — The True belief in. 
 Wm. Roy, 1550. — The Seven shedd- 
 ings of the blood of, 1509, I. 479. — 
 Two Hymns for the nativity of, 1650, 
 H. 103. — triumphant. John Fox, 
 
 1579- 
 
 Christ's Bloody sweat. Jos. Fletcher, 
 1 61 3. — Church, Divine beginning 
 and institution of. Hen. Jacob, 1 6 1 o. 
 — fidelity the only shield. D. Law- 
 son, 1692. — Kirk on the Green. 
 James IV., 1663. — passion. H. 
 Grotius, 1640. — tears over Jerusalem. 
 T.Nash, 1593. — testament unfolded. 
 A. Symson, 1670. —Victory over 
 Satan's tyranny. T. Mason, 161 5. 
 — Victory and triumph over Deatli, 
 CHles Fletcher, 1610. 
 
 Christendom, Pithy and earnest exhor- 
 
CHRISTIAN 
 
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 tation concerning the State of, 1 583, 
 
 I. 141. — The State of. Sir Hen. 
 Wotton, 1657. 
 
 Christian IV., King of Denmark, Most 
 royal and honourable entertainment 
 of. Hen. Roberts, 1606. — England's 
 Farewell to. Hen. Boherts, 1606. 
 
 Christian, Eichard, Bookseller, 1591, 
 
 II. 134- 
 
 Christian, Wm., Printer, Leydon, 1634, 
 
 II. 263 ; 1643, I. 79. 
 
 Christian Admonition. T. B., 1641, 
 H. 21. — and Catholic verity. F.De 
 Neville, 1642. — Apollo, 161 7, H. 9. 
 — Ballad, to amendment of living, 
 1562-3,11. 122. — Calendar. Martin 
 Baynes, 1625. — Centurion's Observa- 
 tions. P. Sldppon, 1645. — Character 
 of a believing, 1645, I^r "^22. — De- 
 claration of a new-born. N. Hunt, 
 1630. — diary. N. Caussin, 1648. — 
 doctrine, Catechism of. L. Vaux, 
 1583. — doctrine, Catethetical Essays 
 on. Dr. Twiss, 1633. — doctrine. 
 Declaration of principal parts of, 
 1647, III. 42. — doctrine, The anker 
 of. 2'hos. Worthington, 1622. — 
 duty. The. B. Francis, 1684. — Ex- 
 ercises, Book of. R. Parsons, 1585. 
 — exhortation of the good husband 
 to his children, 1564-5, II. 211. — 
 Faith, Instruction of. Urbanus Re- 
 gius, 1536. — Faith, Summe of the. 
 T. Beza, n.d. — Hearty confession 
 of a, 1593, H. 103,1. 85. — hospitality. 
 C. Dalechamp, 1632. — letter of cer- 
 tain English Protestants, 1599, III. 
 205. — letters. P. Bayne, 1620. — 
 Library, A. Rich. Young, 1660. — 
 Life, Rules of. Cyprian, 1539. — 
 Life, Exercises of a. /. Loarte, 1 584. 
 • — Life, Memorial of a. L. de Gra- 
 nada, 1599. — Life and conversation 
 of a. /. Calvin, 1549. — love. Idea 
 of. E. Young, 1688. — Man, Excel- 
 lency of a. P. De La Place, 1576. 
 — Man's comfort, Ditty of a, 1586, 
 II. 179. — -melancholy. Historical 
 Anatomy of. Edm. Gr-gory, 1646. 
 — men, Ordinary of, 1502, IV. 76. — 
 navy. Ant. Nixon, 1602. — Notable 
 deedofthe constancy of a true, 1578-9, 
 II. 122. — passions. Book of. Hen. 
 
 , .; Lock, 1573. — pilgrim in his spiritual 
 
 conflict. J. Castanim, 1 65 2. — poems. 
 Z. Boyd, n.d. — policy, Form of, 1574, 
 II. 122. — prayers and meditations. 
 Hen. Bull, 1578. 
 Christian Religion, Arguments for the 
 truth of. H. Grotius, 1686. — Book 
 of the. St. Bernardine. n.d. — Cate- 
 chism of. /. Calvin, 1564. — Certain 
 points of. R. Saintrabb, [1589].— 
 Defence of. H. Grotius, 1676.— 
 Discourse upon certain points of, 
 1578, II. 122. — Easy entering into 
 the chief parts of. 0. R., n.d,~ 
 Endeavour to make plain the, 1643, 
 
 I. 71. — Foundation of. W. Perkim, 
 1635. — Grounds of. Hen. Burton, 
 1636. — Institution of. J. Calvin, 
 1562. — Questions and Answers con- 
 cerning, 1635, II. 507. — Serious 're- 
 monstrance on behalf of. A. Bedford^ 
 1 7 19. — Trueness of the. P. de Mor- 
 ney, 1587. 
 
 Christian rule, or state of all the world. 
 Miles Coverdale, 1543. — rules. W. C. , 
 1659, II. 122. — shipwreck, Rocks of. 
 M. A. De Dominis, 1618. — sodality. 
 K P., 1652, II. 441. — soul, Godly 
 meditation of. Marguerite d!Angovr 
 lenie, 1548. — State of a, 1646, II. 
 122. By R. Y., 1646, I 47o.-r 
 toleration, 1664, II. 122. — thoughts 
 for every day in the month, 1692, L 
 422. — Trouble of a poor, for Christ's 
 sake, 1568, II. 122. — turned Turk. 
 R. Ddbom, 161 2. — woman, Chrystal 
 glass for. P. Stubbes, 1591. 
 
 Christianas pietatis prima lastitutio, 
 1615, I. 85. — religionis, De Anti- 
 quitate. Geo. Thomson, 1594. — re- 
 ligionis institutio. /. Catoire, 1576. 
 
 Christian! hominis institutum, n.d., I. 
 488. 
 
 Christianissimns Christianandus, 1678, 
 
 II. 122. 
 
 Christianity, Castle of. Lewis Evans, 
 1568. — Holy Life, or the beauty of. 
 J. Bunyan, 1684. — Mirror of. R. 
 Boreman, 1669. — Summe of, 1560, 
 IIL 42. F. Lambert, 1536. 
 
 Christianographie. Ep. Pugitt, 163&. 
 
 Christian's Acquiescence in all products 
 of divine providence. S. Ford, 1665. 
 — Admonition to all faithful!, John 
 Knox, 15^4. — daily delight. S. Was- 
 
CHRISTIANUS 
 
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 tdl, 1623. — encouragement. John 
 Ward, 1643. — Estate of, II. 122. — 
 familiar comfort. J. Noreten, 1596, 
 — jowell. T. Sutton, 1624. — labour 
 and reward. Gumall, 1672. — life, 
 Compendi-ous ditty of a, 1586, II. 
 179. — Life and memorials of all true. 
 Bob. Browne, 1582. — Looking-glass 
 for all true, H. 103. — manna. B. N., 
 1613. — mourning garment. Win. 
 Worsfdppe, 1608. — of France, Apo- 
 logy or Defence for, 1579, II. 694. — 
 pilgrimage to his fatherland. Thos. 
 Odell, 1634. — spiritual conflict, 1657, 
 I. 85. — zodiake. J. Drexelius, 1643. 
 
 .Ohristianus Londinatus : Bloody Baby- 
 lon discovered, 1659, II. 122. 
 
 Christianns per Iguem. Increase 
 Mother, 1702. 
 
 Christienne, Wm. See Chridian. 
 
 Christina, Queen of Sweden. Life, 
 1656, II. 122. — -Livy's Roman Em- 
 pire, translated, 1659, ded. to. 
 
 Christine de Pise. Book of fayttes of 
 Arms and of Chivalry, 1488, H. 103. 
 ,: — Book of the Cyte of Ladyes, 152 1, 
 H. 103. — History of Troy, n.d., H. 
 104. — Moral Proverbs, 1478, H. 
 103. 
 
 Christmas, A, Ha ! 1647, H. 104. By 
 T. H., 1647, I. 169, — Answer to 
 Queries touching the rise and obser- 
 vation of, 1650, H. 104. — Arraign- 
 ment, Conviction, and imprisonment 
 of, 1646, H. 104. — Canterbury's, 
 1648, H. 104. — Carol, 1569, II. 123 ; 
 1593, IL 123.— Carol, New, 1634, 
 
 n. 123. 
 
 Christmas Carols. Hump. Crouch, 
 1632; G. Payne, 1569-70; T. >S., 
 n.d.; 1521, H. 104, I. 67; Kele, 
 w.(f., H. 104; 1567, 1617,11 123. — 
 newly improved, n.d., H. 1O4. — 
 authorised by the Bishop of London, 
 1562-3, H. 104.— Book of, 1587, H. 
 104. — Certain Godly, 1562-3, H. 
 104. — for 1634, II. 123. — Garland 
 of Glad tidings, 1639, II. 123. — 
 Godly, 1580, IL 123; 1589, H. 104. 
 — Godly hymns and, 1579, H.. 104. 
 — Good and true, fresh and new, 
 1642, H. 104. — New. 162 1, H. 123 ; 
 1661, L 67; 1663, H. 105; n.d.,IL. 
 
 .,..105. — Newbook.of, 1634,11. 123. — 
 
 New, by a Burgess of Perth, 1641, 
 H. 104. — Three, 1564, II. 122. 
 Christmas, Complaint of. John Taylor, 
 1630. — Delights, 1593. H. 104, II. 
 123. — entertainments: Eound about 
 our Coal Fire, [1730], I. 86. — Exa- 
 mination and trial of Old Father. 
 Josiah King, 1678. — Faraway Bell, 
 
 1647, ■^" ■'°4* — ^^ ^^^ °^^- J^hn 
 'Taylor, 1653. — Interlude for boys 
 . . . at, 1569, H. 104. — Lamentation 
 of, n.d., H. 104. — Make room for. 
 L. Price, 1657. — Ordinary. W. B., 
 1682, II. 508. — Poor prisoners' peti- 
 tion for charity against, 1630, H. 
 344. — Praise of, n.d., H. 104. — re- 
 turned. Old, n.d., I. 86. — the Chris- 
 tian's great feast, 1651, H. 104. By 
 T. MocTcet, 165 1. — Vindication of, 
 1653, H. 104, L 85.— Warning, 
 1567, IL 123. 
 
 Christmas-day, Box of spikenard newly 
 broken. T. Jorden, 1661. 
 
 Christmas-pye. By P. C, 1659. 
 
 Christmas Prince, of Middle Temple, 
 "Writ of Privy Seal of, 1635, H. 104. 
 — Prince at St. John's College, Ox- 
 ford, 1607, H. 105. 
 
 Christo crucifixo, Concio de. John 
 Fox, 1571. 
 
 Christofel of Raremunde, Printer, Ant- 
 werp, 1530, H. 7. 
 
 Christologia. John Butler, 1671 ; 
 Elisha Gales, 1671. 
 
 Christopher, E.,i?c/y/i»eZZe»-, 1642,1. 73, 
 241, 420, IIL 321 ; 1643, I- 241- 
 
 Christopher's, St., New and Strange 
 News from. [By John Taylor], 1638, 
 H. 418. 
 
 Christopherson, J. Exhortation to all 
 men, 1554, IL 123. 
 
 Christophilus, Richard, Relation of the 
 Conversion and Baptism of, 1658, II. 
 607. 
 
 Christ's Church, Divine beginning of. 
 H. Jacob, 1 610. 
 
 Christ's Hospital, Psalm of Prayer and 
 praise for the use of, H. 343, 1. 86. — 
 P.'salm of thanksgiving to be sung by 
 Children of, 1610, H. 343, L 86; 
 1643, H. 343. — Present State and list 
 of Children, 1689-90, III. 42.—- 
 Speech of a blue-coat b'oy to His 
 Majesty, 1661, II. 682. 
 
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 Clirist's passion, Mirroi- or Glass of. 
 
 J. Fewterer, 1^33. 
 Christus, Pseudo. Hump. Ellis, 1650. 
 Christus triumphans. /. Fox, 1556. 
 Chronica ex chionicis, 1592, II. 
 
 123. 
 Chronicle, A brief, 1598,1.86; [1561], 
 II. 123. John Bale, 1544. — A bre- 
 viat, 1552, 1553, 1555. I- 86.— A 
 little, [1500]. Hayton. — A little 
 .short, [1530], 1. 479. — A short, Byd- 
 ddl, n.d., II. 123. 
 Chronicle of all Kinpfs that reigned in 
 England, [1590], H. 185, I. 145. /. 
 Lydgate, 1530. — of Kings of Eng- 
 land. Sir R. Baker, 1643.— of the 
 fowr principal Kingdoms. J. Sleidan, 
 1563. — of the success of times. A. 
 Munday, 16 11. — of Yeres, 1542, 
 1544, il. 123'; 1544. I- 86; 1552, 
 II. 123; 1642, IV. 21. — The favour- 
 ites, 1621, II. 123. 
 
 Chronicles, Epitome of, T. Lanqiiet 
 and T. Cooper, 1549. — of England, 
 [1480], 1482, 1497,11. 198. /. Stow, 
 1565, Abridgement of. K Grafton, 
 J562.;— of England and France. R. 
 Fabrian, 1516 ; Froissart, 1525. — of 
 England, Scotland and Ireland, R. 
 HoUnshed, 1557. 
 
 Chronicon Preciosum. W. Fleetwood, 
 IV. 39. 
 
 Chronicon, sive brevis enumeratio rerum 
 et principum, &c. Geo. Lily, 1665. 
 
 Chronograms, in R. Tisdale's Pax Vobis, 
 1623. 
 
 Chronographia. L. Codomannus, 1590. 
 
 Chronometrameniorabiliumrerumieertis 
 annus, &c. /. SIctor, 1646. 
 
 Chrysanaleia, or Golden Fishing. A. 
 Munday, 1616. 
 
 Chrysomeson. B. Spenser, 1659. 
 
 Chrysostom, St. John. Golden Book, 
 1659, II. .123. — No man is hurt but 
 of himself, 1541, I. 479 ; 1542, III. 
 284. 
 
 Chrysothriamhos. A. Munday, 161 1. 
 
 Chrystal Glass for Christian Women. 
 P. Stubbes, 1591. — Glass of Christian 
 reformation. S. Batman, 1569.' 
 
 Chudleigh, Sir Geo., and others, Decla- 
 ration . . , for the protection of, 1642, 
 
 . II. 454- • 
 
 Chudleigh, Jas., Most miraculous and 
 
 happy victory obtained by, 1643, II. 
 100. 
 Chudleigh, J, Verses in John Donne's 
 
 Poems, 1,635, 
 Chuppin, Anthony, 1578, IV, 167. 
 Church, Bern., /. Gollings' Weaver's 
 . Pocket-book, 1675, ded. to. 
 Church, Joshua, John Taylor's Mani- 
 festation and just vindica.tion against, 
 1642, H. 601. 
 Church, Nath. Cheap Eiches, 1657, 
 
 III, 42- 
 Church, Of the. R. Field, 1606. 
 Church and State, Dangers of new dis- 
 cipline to the, 1642, II. 124.— Eiig- 
 lajid's outcry by distractions in tlw. 
 /. Harris, 1644. 
 Church, Complaint of the, against the 
 tyranny in France, . 1562, I. 167.— 
 Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiui- 
 tical, 1640, II. 124. 
 Church Discipline, Of Reformation 
 touching, 1641, 11. 124. — Platform 
 of, 1655, III. 174. — Survey of. f. 
 Hooker, 1648. 
 Church Government, Considerations . . . 
 change of our. H. H., 1646, IV, 45. 
 — Deolaratiop of K. James concern- 
 ing, 1646,11. 310. — Historical Sketch 
 of. W. Lloyd, 16S4. — Modest Advice 
 concerning the present controversy, 
 1641, II. 126. — and Church cove- 
 nant discussed, 1643, IL 422. — and 
 Liturgy, Eesolution of Parliament 
 touching, r642, II. 448. 
 Church, Government and Rights of the 
 
 Ancient. H. Grotius, 1675. 
 Church Lands, Letter on conversion of. 
 C, SpelmoM, 1648. — Letter conceru- 
 img fines received by the, 1668, H. 
 125. — militant, Princely progress of. 
 T. Bedle, 1610.— The. Sir W. 
 Vauffhan, 1640. — ministers. Agree- 
 ment of Association of, 1656, I. 87. 
 — Mirror of. St. Austin of Abing- 
 don, 152 1. 
 Church music. Lawfulness and expedi- 
 ency of. R. Battel, 1694. — Selected. 
 J. Barnard, 1641. — Usefulness of. 
 S. Estwick, 1698. — vindicated. N. 
 Brady, 1697, 
 Church of England, A late Dialogue . , . 
 present condition of the, 1644, II. 
 125. — Address of the Lords to the 
 
CHURCH 
 
 [ IS7 ] 
 
 CHURCHTAED 
 
 King for maintaining, 1689, II. 646. 
 — Ancient Liberties of. J. Basire, 
 166 1,— Antiquity and Unity of the. 
 S. O., 1692, IV. 139. — Apology of. 
 Bp. Jewell, 1600. — Brief View of 
 the State of. Sir John Haring- 
 ton, 1653. — Certain considerations 
 touching the. F. Bacon, [1604]. — 
 Copy of proceedings . . . touch- 
 ing,. Doctrine and Discipline of, 
 
 1641, II. 124. — Discourse to those 
 ■who seek the reformation of the, 
 
 1642, H. 124. — Epilogue to Tragedy 
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 1678, IV. 127. — Remarkable reve- 
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 1588, H. 108. — A warning bo the 
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CHURCHYARD 
 
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 Clyomon and Clamydes, History of. 
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 Coignard, Lewis, Pvintev, Paris, 1705, 
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 Coin, Act for remedying the ill state of,. 
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 Speech by Sir Thos. Roey 1641. — 
 Discourse of. PoUex^en, 1697.. — 
 Further explication of the proposal 
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 28. 
 
 Coins, Discourse upon. B. Davanmti, 
 1696. — Report . . . Essay of Amend- 
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 Cokain, Sir A. Chain of Golden Poems, 
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 I. 93, II. 132. — Verses in F. Beaw- 
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 Cokain, F. Divine Blossoms, 1657, 
 
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COKE 
 
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 Le necessarie use et fruit de les plead- 
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 Judgements, 1600, IV. 127. — Re- 
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 1658,1V. 128. — Eeports, Epitome of. 
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 Treatise of Bail and Maineprize, 
 1637, IV. 22; 1635,1V. 129. — Por- 
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 Jolvnison's Epigrammata, 161 5. — /. 
 Cotta's Witchcraft, 16 16. W. Per- 
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 Coke, Edw., of Norfolk, G. Hoplcins' 
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 Coke, J. Debate between the heralds 
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 Coke, Thos., C.Moschini's Brutes turned 
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 Colbatch, J. Relation of a very sudden 
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 Colbert, J. B. Life, 1695, III. 45.— 
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 Colbert, Lord, Letter to : in F. Bernier's 
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 Colby, J., Bookseller, Holy Lamb, Lud- 
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 Frater Johannes Dryver, &c., 1523,,! 
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 II. 132. — Letter ... for the deliver-' 
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 Letter from Lord Fairfax . . . con- 
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 Manner of Election of Sir H.. Grim- 
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 1650. — ^News from, n.d., H. 188. — 
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 Siege of, 1648, IL 188, III 45.^- 
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 1642, II. 206. — ^True and exact rel»' 
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 Colchester pnnfet?, 1648, H. 444. !.'^ 
 
 Colchester's tears, 1648, II. 132. 
 
 Colclough, A., G. Golclough's Spectacle: 
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 Cold, New experiments and observa- 
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 Coldewel, Geo. See Golvile. ■ 
 
 Coldock, Fr., Bookseller, Green Dragon, 
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 1567-8,11.27; 1569, H. 261; 1572, 
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COLE 
 
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 Cole, Fr. Prologue and Epilogue to a 
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 Cole, Jas. Of Death, 1629, I. 93. 
 
 Cole, John. Contributed to R. Dover's 
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 Cole, John. Quercus Regia, n.d., I. 
 
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 1638, II. 613; 1640, I. 446; 1643, 
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 II. 336, III. 37, 137 ; 1645, I. 287, 
 II. 437, IV. 20; 1648, II. 384; 
 
 1649, II. 104, 136, 140, IV. 20; 
 
 1650, II. 152, 299; 1651, IV. 26; 
 1652, II. 152 ; 1653, III. 72 ; 1654, 
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 Cole, Thos. Contributed to R. Dover's 
 
 Annalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 Cole, Sir "Wm., Information of Sir F. 
 
 Hamilton, concerning, 1645, II. 699. 
 Cole, Wm. Contributed to R. DoveVs 
 
 Annalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 Cole, Wm. A Rod for the Lawyers, 
 
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 Cole, Wm. Legal and other reafons 
 
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 Cole, Old, of Reading. Life and death, 
 
 1636-7, IL 56. 
 Coleballes, A new, cheap, and delicate 
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 Coleman, Ed., Trial of, 1678, IL 133. 
 
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 Execution of W. Staley and, 1678, 
 
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 Coleman, Rich., J. Hilton's Catch that 
 
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 1679, I. 94. — Nolens Volens, 1675, 
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 Coles, Elisha. Christologia, 1671, I. 
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 439, I- 238, 459; 1636, H. 545; 
 1637, IL 253, IIL 98 ; 1640, H. 6, 
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 II- SS, 94, 267, III- 35, 74, IV. 58 ; 
 1642, H. 51, 104, 268, 418, 601, I. 
 123, 352, II- 96, 452, 480, IIL 91, 
 145, I"V"- 19, 141 ; 1647, H. 440, L 
 310, II. 213 ; 1650, H. 266, II. 688 ; 
 1652, H. 136; 1653, H. 604; 1654, 
 II. 269; 1655, H. 304, 660; 1656, 
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 1660, H. 279, 284, 298, 440, 1. 254 ; 
 
 1661, H. 511, L 145, IL 715, in. 
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 H. 68 ; 1668, 1. 297 ; 1669, H. 300 ; 
 
 1670, H. 21, 153, 223. 513, L 319; 
 
 1671, H. 207; 1672, H. 227; 1674, 
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 I. 162; 1679, II. 624; 1680, II. 
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 3, 9, 10, 29, 37, 63, 85, 93, 95. i°i> 
 102, 103, 104, 120, 122, 124, 126, 
 
 129, 131, 133, 134, 147, 158, 159, 
 176, 179, 185, 193, 211, 218, 225, 
 227, 245, 254, 267, 279, 300, 320, 
 
 325, 326, 351, 352, 367, 390, 407, 
 423, 425, 434, 440, 441, 480, 509, 
 512, 513, 537, 539, 540, 541, 553. 
 556, 559, 566, 567, 571, 583, 586, 
 588, 609, 616, 644, 650, 67s, 687, 
 L 25, 109, 251, 341, 361, 472, 479, 
 482, IL II, 191, 274, 367, 500, 566, 
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 Coles, John. Translated Galpi-enede's 
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 Coles, W. Adam in Eden, 1657, II 
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 Colet, C. History of Palladine of Enk'- 
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 Colet, J. Grammatices rudimenta, 
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COLEWORT 
 
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 Colewort, F. The friars lamenting for 
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 1672. 
 
 Collection of recent and witty pieces, 
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 Colledge, Stephen, the Protestant Joiner. 
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 — Letter concerning the trial at 
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 — Letter to Dick Janeway's wife, 
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 Collet, Thos. Verses in Humphrey 
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 Collier, Jeremy. Defence of the abso- 
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 Collier, Jos., Bookseller, Bible on Lon- 
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 Collier. Portrait of Sir J. Denham, in 
 
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 Collier, The Complete. I. C, 1708. 
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 Collings, J. Par Nobile, 1669,11. 134. 
 Ceilings, J. Weaver's Pocket-book, 
 
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 Collingtoun, The Meir of. P. D., 1673. 
 Collins, Ann. Divine Songs, 1653, H. 
 
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 Collins, Freeman, Printer, 1682, 1. 127 ; 
 
 1687, II. 163; 1690, in. 115; 
 
 1693, IV. 102; 1695, II. 78; 1696, 
 
 IL 85; 1697, m. 113, 147, 281; 
 
 1698, IL 188; 1700, IL 397, IV. 
 
 69 J 1701, IL 397, IV. 69; 1703, 
 
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 Collins, J., and others. Apprehending 
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 Collins, Jas., Boolcseller, King's Arm, 
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 IL 401, IIL 97, 112, IV. 43 ; 1673, 
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 97- 
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 Collins, John. Plea for bringing in of 
 
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 Collins, John, Bookseller in Little 
 
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 Collins, Matthew, Bookseller, Three 
 
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 Collins, Rich., Bookseller, Three Kings, 
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 Collins, Thos. The penitent publican, 
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 III. 261 ; 1654, II. 76, in. 159 ; 
 1655, I. 100, II. 176, 216 ; 1656, I. 
 100, 186, II. 162,274, 370 ; 1658, H. 
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 Collins, Thos., and J. Ford, Booksellers, 
 
 167 1, 11. 70, 658, III. 60. 
 Collins, Thos., Bookseller, 1680, I. 74. 
 CoUins' walk through London and 
 
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 Collins and the Devil, 1632, II. 134. 
 CoUoP) J. Iter satyricum, 1 660, H. 115. 
 
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 CoUoques ou Dialogues aveo une Dic- 
 
 tionare en six langues, 1576, 1. 94. 
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 Colloquium Animae. Thos. A Kempis, 
 
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 Collyn Clout. John Skelton. 
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 Collzear, Eauf, Tale of, 1572, H. 115. 
 
 Colman, Benj. Two Sermons, in Me- 
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 Colman, C. Contributed to Select 
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 Colman, John and L. Gunter, Printers, 
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 Colman, Morgan. Apprehension, Ar- 
 
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 1568, L 431, 432; 1572, IL 348; 
 1598, IIL 61; 1613, IL 197; 1615, 
 IV. 173; 1620, II. 60; 1625, IV. 
 173; 1631-11- 672, IIL 17; 1646, 
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 Cologne Printers. A. Birckman, 1562- 
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 Colom, A. The Lightning Colomne, 
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 Colon. Agrip. See Cologne. 
 
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 Colonies, An encouragement to. Sir 
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 Colonna, Don Charles de, ftnd others. 
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 Colonna, G. de. History of the Siege 
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 Colse, Peter. Translated Homer : Pene- 
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 Coltborp, Martyn, Lord Mayor. De- 
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 Colthrop, Sir H. Liberties, Usages 
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 Columba Noae olivam adferens Jaotatis- 
 
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 ColviU, W. Philosophia Moralis Chris- 
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 1562, H. 23, 179, 585, IL 29, 57, 
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 1567, H. 285, 562, 566, IL 4, 179, 
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 1570, H. 179, 446, IL 278, 583; 
 
 1571, H. 178, 180, L 140, IIL 46, 
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 Comber, Dr., T. Randolph's ' Jealous 
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 Combes, J. Poem on the Virgin Mary, 
 1624, L 95. 
 
 Combes, Sir Eich., G. Naude's History 
 of Magic, 1657, ded. to. 
 
 Come bring in May with me. T. 
 Ghurchyard, 1570. — Dycken my 
 daddes sonne, 1565-6, II. 30. — from 
 the play, 1580, II. 479. — merry home,. 
 John, 1561-2, II. 29. — treppe yt, 
 Thom, from Courte to carte, 1566, II; 
 31. — turn to me, thou little pretty 
 one, n.d., H. 607. — worldling. See 
 what pains I here do take. M. 
 Parker, n.d. 
 
 Comedia. Hen. Nicholas, n.d. 
 
 Comedy concerning Three Lawes of 
 JS'ature. John Bale, 1538.— The 
 weekly, 1699, IL 135. 
 
 Comenius, J. A. Janua Linguarum 
 Keserata, 1607, IL 136; 1643, I. 
 95; 1647, IL 135; 1652, II. 136; 
 1656, II. 684. — Janua Linguaiuni 
 Trilinguis, 1662, II. 136; 1670; I. 
 95. — Orbis Sensualium Pictus, 1659, 
 L95; 1664, IL 684; 1672,11.135; 
 1685, I. 95; 1700, I. 96. — Eeforma- 
 tion of Schools, 1642, I. 95. 
 
 Comes, Mr., and others. Trial, 1663, 
 IIL 146. 
 
 Comes Amoris, 1687-94, IL 136.— Fa- 
 cundus in via, 1658, H. 301, I. 95. 
 
 Comet, An Alarm to England by a. 
 Jolm Hill, 680. — Astrological Dis- 
 course of the late. Roger Hall, 1 682. 
 — Astrological description of the late. 
 
COMETIS 
 
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 COMMONS 
 
 John Bainhridge, 161 9. — Certain 
 notable effects of the, 1578-9, II. 
 136. — The petitioning, 1681, II. 136. 
 
 Cometis, De. J. Oadhury, 1665. 
 
 Comets, Fearful and lamentable effects 
 of two, 1591, H. 116. — Treatise of 
 Blazing Stars, 161 8, H. 116. — View 
 of certain wonderful effects of late 
 days. Thos. Twyne, 1578. 
 
 Comfort against all tribulations, n.d., 
 
 I. 427, II. 644. — Dialogue by Sir 
 Thos. More, 1553. — Condyt of. A. 
 Fleming, 1579. — Crums of. M. 
 Sparke, 1625. — Epistle of. R. 
 Southwell, 1593. — Word of. I. B., 
 1623. 
 
 Comfortable Aid for Scholar?, 1578, 
 III. 136. — answer to the Lamenta- 
 tion of a Sinner, 1566-7, II. 561. — 
 communication between a poor man 
 and his wife. John Ramsetj, 1585. 
 — epistle unto God's faithful people. 
 T.Becon, 1554. 
 
 Comforting Complaint, Translation of. 
 jB. Mulcaster, 1603. 
 
 Comforts, Four Letters of. Z. Boyd, 
 1640. 
 
 Comic Stories. R. Edwards, 1570. 
 
 Comical reports on the Public Records, 
 " 1690, IL 517. 
 
 Comines, P. de, History of, 1565-6, 
 IL 162; 1580, L 95; 1596, 1614, 
 
 . 1674, II. 162. 
 
 f Commandment, Copy of Geaeral. Ab- 
 1 bott of Evil Profytes, H. 2.^Exposi- 
 j ticm of the second. H. Jacob, 1610. 
 
 Commandments, Ballett, declaring how 
 evil we do kepe the, 1562-3, II. 
 136. — Declaration of the ten. Bp. 
 J. Hooper, [1590]. — Exposition of. 
 Gerv. Babington, 1590. — in Spanish, 
 1568-9, II. 136. — in Welsh, 1567-8, 
 
 II. 136. — New ballett of four of the, 
 1561-2, II. 136.^ — Paraphrase on the 
 ten. Geo. Wither, 1697. — Sermon 
 on the ten. /. Calvin, 1579. — Table 
 of the ten, 1594, II. 136. — Three, 
 and lessons of old Cato, 1566-7, II. 
 1 36. — Wonderful and strange punish- 
 ment inflicted on bakers for breaking 
 the, 1650, II. 684. 
 
 Commemoration of the inestimable 
 graces and benefits of God. J. 
 Pylherough, 1540. 
 
 Commerce, Centre of the circle of. G. 
 de Malynes, 1623. — Merchants' Map 
 of. Lewes Roberts, 1700. — Treatise 
 of. John Wheeler, 1601. 
 
 Commission, A, or position; wherein 
 all British Subjects, &c., 1648, IL 
 104. — of Array, Declaration of 
 Lords and Commons upon the Statute, 
 1642, II. 446. H.M.'s Instructions 
 to, 1642, II. 96. H.M.'s Answer to 
 the Declaration of the L. and C, 
 1642, II. 97, in. 36. Second Re- 
 monstrance or Declaration of the L. 
 and C. concerning, 1642, IL 454. — 
 sent to the Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, 
 &c., 1586, IL 484. 
 
 Commissions at Sea, Proclamation for 
 recalling of, 1660, II. 109. 
 
 Committee, The : or Popery in mas- 
 querade, 1680, I. 337. 
 
 Committee Man curried. Sam. Shep- 
 pard, 1647. — Man's accompt, The 
 poor, 1647, H. 116. — Man's com- 
 plaint, 1647, H. 116. — Man's last 
 will and testament, 1647, H. 116.— 
 of Safety, Brief account of the meet- 
 ing, proceedings, (fee, 1659, II. 541. 
 
 Common conditions. Comedy called, 
 1576, I. 96. — errors. Alex. Cooke, 
 n.d. — garden, The new town, or the 
 description of, 1633, II. 146. — good. 
 Sylvanus Tayler, 1652. — lands and 
 enclosures. Considerations concern- 
 ing. Sir John Moore, 1654.— obsGT- 
 vation on these times, 1645, H. 
 90. 
 
 Common-place book. Sir W. Vaughan, 
 [1646]. 
 
 Common prayer. Form of, 1640, A. 269. 
 — prayer book, The Cavalier's, un- 
 claspt, 1644, H. 79, A. 269. — prayer 
 book devotions episcopal delusion. 
 G. W., iS79> ni. 257. 
 
 Commoners complaint, The. R. Over- 
 ton, 1646. 
 
 Commons, Appeal from the. R. Over- 
 ton, 1646. — Ballett of thankful 
 hearts of the poor, 1586-7, IL 193. 
 — Complaint. A. Standish, 161 1. — 
 cry of England against the Queen's 
 enemies, 1586, IL 199. — Supplica- 
 tion of the poor. S. Fish, n.d. — 
 Verses presented to the. G. Wither, ■ 
 1648. 
 
COMMONS 
 
 [ 174 ] 
 
 COMPTON 
 
 Commons, House of, Election of Bui- 
 gesses for. G. Wither, 1645. 
 
 Commons of England, Ancient Eights 
 of, asserted. W. Petit, 1690. 
 
 Commonwealth, Good ordering of a. 
 /. F. Montanus, 1559. — Of a. J. 
 Bodin, 1606. — Palmanteia: means 
 to judge of the fall of a. W. Clarke, 
 1595. — The ingratitude of a. N. 
 Tate, 1682. 
 
 Commonwealth of England, The. Sir 
 Tlios. Smith, 1594. — Away with 't, 
 1660, H. 118. — British Appeals on 
 behalf of. G. Wither, 1651.— De- 
 claration of the Parliament of, 1652, 
 IV. 159. — Further Narrative of pas- 
 sages of these times in, 1657, II. 
 137, H. 117. — Lively portraiture of 
 the face of the, 1659, II. 137. — 
 Modest plea for an equal, 1659, II. 
 137. — Picture of the good old cause, 
 1659, H. 118. — Survey of Policy. 
 P. English, 1653. — The gallanct acts, 
 Christian provisions, &c., of the Sea 
 Green Urder, H. 116, [1649].— True 
 state of the cause of the, 1654, H. 
 130, II. 137.— (-Voice from heaven to 
 the. A. Evans, 1653. 
 
 Commonwealth of Women. T. Durfey, 
 1686. 
 
 Commonwealths, Praise and commen- 
 dation of such as sought, w.d., II. 
 
 138. 
 Communication between a careful wife 
 and her comfortable husband, 1578- 
 79, II. 383.' — between a young man 
 and a maid, 1565-6, II. 378. — be- 
 tween the husband and the wife, and 
 the discommodities of marriage, 1566, 
 
 II. 383- 
 
 Commtmion, Defence of our arguments 
 against kneeling in, 1620, II. 684. — 
 Dispute upon communicating at our 
 confused, 1624, II. 684. — Epistle 
 ... to keep himself undefiled, 1624, 
 II. 686. — Exhortation of the Parti- 
 cular Kirk of Church of Scotland, 
 1624, II. 684.^Form and manner 
 of examination before, 1581, II. 138. 
 — Monthly preparation for. B. B., 
 r 706. — Preparationorordinance unto, 
 1531, III. 21. 
 
 Comnenus, A. The Unfortunate Usur- 
 per, 1663, H. 118, I. 434. 
 
 Comcedise aliquot sacra. Bp. Gavin 
 Douglas, n.d. 
 
 Companion, A fine. S. Marmion, 16^^. 
 — Wise and Ingenious. A. Boyer, 
 1707. 
 
 Comparationum, Gradus. J. Bella- 
 mayus, n.d. 
 
 Comparatis comparandis, De. A. Wil 
 bee, 1647. 
 
 Compendious Eegister in metre. Thou. 
 Brice, 1559. 
 
 Complaint between need and povertj', 
 1565-6, IL 138. — of a Christian 
 Soul. G. Muschet, 161 o. — of a Gent,, 
 Lamentable, 1569, II. 138. — of a 
 Papist, 1565-6, II. 484. ^-of a Sin- 
 ner. W. Birah, 1565. — of England 
 Wm. Lightfoot, 1587. — of peace. D. 
 Erasmus, 1559. — of Paul's to all 
 Christian Souls. H. Farley, 1616.— 
 of Time. W. Saltonstall, 1639. — 
 of Veritie. John Bradford!,, 1559. — 
 upon Fortune. R. Senpill, n.d. 
 
 Complaints. Edm. Spenser, 1591.— 
 Compendious, or brief examination 
 of certain. W. Stafford, 1581. 
 
 Complaisance, Art of. C. S., 1673. 
 
 Complaisant Companion, 1674, H. 694. 
 
 Complements, Academy of. See Aca- 
 demy. 
 
 Complete Parson, The. Sir John Dodi- 
 ridge, 1630. 
 
 Complexions, Touchstone of. L. Le- 
 minius, 1576. 
 
 Compter, Description of Laws, Justice, 
 and Equity of a. W. Fennor,' 
 1629. 
 
 Compter's Commonwealth. Wm. Fen- 
 nor, 1617. 
 
 Gompton, Lord, W. Folkingham's Feu- 
 digraphia, 1616, ded. to. 
 
 Compton, Bp. Hen., Panegyrick to, in 
 S. Speed's Fragmenta Carceris, 1675. 
 
 Compton, Sir Hen., Paradise of Dainty 
 Devices, i^^ 6, ded. to. 
 
 Compton, Hen., Eutropius' Brief Chron- 
 icle, 1564. J. B. Gello's Circes, n.S., 
 ded. to. 
 
 Compton, John, F. C.'s The Eeclaimed 
 Papist, 1655, ded. to. 
 
 Compton, Mary, Eolation of the Trial 
 of, 1693, II. 488. 
 
 Compton, Eich. John Johnson's Aca- 
 demy of Love, 1 64 1, ded. to. 
 
COMRADE 
 
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 CONFORMIST 
 
 Comrade, Character of a good. Th. 
 
 Plunket, 1689. 
 Concavum Cappo-Cloacorum, 1682, III. 
 
 236. 
 Conceit, A pleasant, T. Churchyard, 
 
 1593- 
 
 Conceited Letters newly laid open. G. 
 Markliam, 1618; N. Breton, 16 17. 
 
 Conceits, clinches, &c., by R. Cliam- 
 herlain, 1639. — Book of pretty, 
 [1585], H. 118; 1586, H. 118, L 
 96; 1&12, I. 96; 1617, II. 138; 
 1630, 1. 96 ; [1650], H. 118. — Cradle 
 of. A. Holborne,n.d. — Dainty. Tlios. 
 Johnson, 1630. — Map of merry. L. 
 Price, 1656. — of divers noble and 
 famous personages, 1602, H. 118. — 
 School of wise. T. Blage, 1569. — 
 Treasury of. J. Partridge, 1580. — 
 Wellspring of witty, 1584, H. 118. 
 
 Conceptions poetiques. J. Dalary, 
 n.d. 
 
 Conchylorum Historia. M. Lister, 
 .1685-91. 
 
 Concordia Discors. W. Prynne, 1659. 
 
 Concubinage and polygamy disproved, 
 1698, II. 383. 
 
 Concubines, The unfortunate, 1708, L 
 
 96., 
 
 Conde, Louis, Prince of. Life, 1693, 
 III. 148. — and the King of France, 
 True relation of Conferences and pas- 
 sages between, 1616, III. 85. — Copy 
 of Letter sent by one in the camp 
 of, 1568-9, II. 226. — Declaration of, 
 1562, n. 225. — Edict for the release 
 and enlargement of : in Declaration 
 of the Sufferings, &c., 1619-20, II. 
 232. — French King's Letter to : in 
 ■' Remonstrance by the King's Ambas- 
 
 ' sadors, 161 5, IV. 40. — Picture of the 
 Prince of Cond^, 1562-3, II. 226. — 
 The Prince of Condd, made English, 
 167s, IL 233. 
 
 Cond4 La Princesse de. Lettre du 
 Roy d'Angleterre, 1617, IL 704. 
 
 Condell. Dedication in W. Shake- 
 speare's Comedies, 1623. 
 
 Oonestaglo, J. The uniting of the 
 
 . Kingdom of Portugal with Crown of 
 Castill, 1600, II. 138. 
 
 Coney- catclier. Disputation between a 
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 '. Repentance of a, 1592, I. 96. 
 
 Coney-catcliers, Greene's Ghost haunt- 
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 Coney-catching. R. Greene, 1591. — 
 Bride, 1643,11. 375,1. 51. — ^Defence 
 of, 1592, H. 119. — Groundwork of, 
 1592, H. 149. Wm. Harman, 1592. 
 
 Coneyhood, Questions concerning, n.d., 
 H. 119, L 97. 
 
 Confection, A cordial of. G. Wither, 
 1659. 
 
 Conference, A new way of. Laurence 
 Price, 1641. — A private, 1647, 1. 97. 
 — between the two monarchs of 
 France and Spain, 1641, H. 88. 
 
 Confessio Amantis. JohnGower, 1483. 
 — fidei, 1670, IV. 23. 
 
 Confession, A brief form of, 1576, II. 
 138. — A penitent, 1578, II. 138. — 
 Auricular, Subversion ... of all 
 arguments of the Pope for, I. 287. — 
 made to a priest, 1561, II. 138. — of 
 a Christian, Hearty, 1593, H. 103. 
 
 Confession of faith. H. Balmanes, 
 1584; H. Bullinger and T. Beza, 
 1566; St. Cyril, 1629; W. Herbert, 
 1644. — subscribed by the King's 
 majesty, 1580, II. 308. — with tlie 
 larger and lesser catechisms, 1658, 
 IV. 23. — with the larger and shorter 
 catechisms, 1649, II. 542. 
 
 Confession of faith of certain poor ban- 
 ished men, 1554, IV. 23. — of the 
 Kirk of Scotland, 1641, II. 539. — 
 — of the Protestants of Scotland, 
 1561, 1561-2, II. 537. — of the re- 
 formed Church in the K"etherlands, 
 1689, II. 420. — of the Germans, 
 1536, IL 696. 
 
 Confessions of St. Augustine, 1620. — 
 and protestation of the faith of 
 Christians. H. Jacob, 161 6. — and 
 public recantations of thirteen learned 
 personages, 1602, III. 205. — and re- 
 cantations of four great learned men. 
 Voluntary, 1604, IIL 84. 
 
 Confiding England under conflicts, &c. 
 J. Bewick, 1644. 
 
 Confinement, The. C. Cotton, 1679. 
 
 Confirmation, Treatise of. M. Kellison, 
 1629. 
 
 Confolens, True and admirable history 
 of a Maiden of. N. Coeffetteau, 
 1603. 
 
 Conformist and non - conformist, a, 
 
CONFORMITY 
 
 [ 176 ] 
 
 CONSTABLE 
 
 Friendly debate between, 1669, II. 
 
 139- 
 
 Conformity, Course of, 1622, III. 46. 
 — Exact catalogue of names of 
 ministers ejected, 1663, II. 139. — 
 Grounds of unity in Eeligion, 1679, 
 III. 46. 
 
 Confucius, Morals of, 1691, A. 168. 
 
 Confused characters of conceited cox- 
 combs by Verax Philobasileus, T. 
 Dugard, 1661. By K. W., 1661, 
 II. 624, 
 
 Confutatio Cavillationum. Bp. S. Gar- 
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 Congreve, W. Amendments of Mr. 
 Collier's false and imperfect citations, 
 1698, II. 139. Eeplied to in Jeremy 
 Collier's Defence of the Short View, 
 1699. — Birth of the Muse, 1698, III. 
 46. — The Double Dealer, 1694, II. 
 139. — ^The Mourning Bride, 1697, 
 II. 139. — Tlie Mourning Muse of 
 Alexis, 1695, II. 139. — The Way of 
 the World, 1700, II. 139. — Contri- 
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 II. 386 ; Misery is vertue's whet- 
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 Corners, J. See Conyers. 
 
 Coningesby, Hen. Translated Boethiun' 
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 Coningham, Jasper, Wonderful example 
 of God shewed upon, 1600, I. 466, 
 H. 537- 
 
 Conings, Arnold, Printer, Antwerp, 
 1601, I. 21; 1604, III. 204; 1606, 
 I. 291. 
 
 Coningsby, Chris., Bookseller, 1692, II. 
 144- 
 
 Conington, Paul, Bookseller, Black 
 Bear, Chancery Lane, 1578, H. 650. 
 
 Conisby, H., W. Bettie's Titana and 
 Theseus, 1636, ded. to. 
 
 Conjugal counsel. Tlios. Hilder, 1653. 
 
 Conjugium conjurgium. W. Seymur, 
 1675.— languens. Castamore, 1700, 
 
 in. 32. 
 
 Conjuncta febrium materia non in. solo 
 corde, 1586, I. 141. 
 
 Conjurers, Lives of, in Famous History 
 of Frier Bacon, 1627, H. 21.— Trea- 
 tise against. Fr. Coxe, 1561. 
 
 Connaught, The Author and case of 
 transplanting the Irish into. V. 
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 Connexion, The, 1681, II. 310. 
 
 Conniers, Geo., mentioned, 1678, III. 
 40. ■ 
 
 Conningham, Jasper. See Goningham. 
 
 Connoway, Popham, R. Ferrar's Ab- 
 ridgement of General History, 1698, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Conquest, Edw., N. Breton's Pasquil's 
 Fools-cap, 1600, ded. to. 
 
 Conquest, The Spiritual, 1651, II. 135. 
 
 Consanguinity, Degrees of. Rob. 
 Dixon, 1674. 
 
 Conscience, A Directory of, n.d., H. 
 119. — -Advocate of Liberty of, 1673, 
 II. 139. — Balm from Gilead to re- 
 cover. S. Ward, 1622. — Book in 
 meter of Eobin, [1550]. Allde, n.d., 
 H. 119. — Conflict of. N. Wooden, 
 1581. — Court of. Eich. West, 1601. 
 — cry to all estates, 1592, II. 139^— 
 Proposition ... for farming of 
 Liberty of, 1663, II. 239. — Remorse 
 of, n.d., H. 119, II. 139.— Some 
 quseries concerning Liberty of, n.d., 
 II. 139. — Sovereign cordial for a 
 Christian, 1554, H. 119. — The re- 
 solving of. Dr. Feme, 1642. 
 
 Consecrating and reforming, Sermon, 
 of. J. Colet, 1 66 1. 
 
 Consensus veterum. K Sclater, 1686. 
 
 Conset, J. The Rod of Recompence, 
 1660, I. 97. 
 
 Conseth, Peter, Printer, Paris, 1535, 
 II. 317. 
 
 Considerations concerning the present 
 engagement. /. D., 1649. 
 
 Consilium delectorum Cardinalium et 
 aliorum praelatorum de emendanda 
 Ecclesia, 1609, III. 42. 
 
 Consolation for all oppressed persons, 
 A comfortable, 1582-3, II. 33.-^pr 
 troubled consciences, n.d., III. 46. — 
 Of. J. Cardan, 168^. — and Comfort, 
 Rote or mirrour of, 1530, IL 523. 
 
 Consolatione philosophise, De. Boethius, 
 
 1556- 
 Consort Lessons. A. Holhome, 1599. 
 
 Thos. Mm-ley, 1599. 
 Conspiracy, The. H. Killigrm, 1638. 
 
 W. Whitaker, 1680. 
 Constable, Francis, Bookseller, White 
 
 Lion, Paul's Churchyard, 161 5, H. 
 
 i39.:I- 374; 1616, H. 535, 1.374, 
 
 in. 31; 1617-8, IL 557; 1619, 
 
CONSTABLE 
 
 [ 177 ] 
 
 CONVERSION 
 
 H. 204; 1620, H. 448; 1622, H. 
 204, 448, 535, II. 522, III. 213; 
 1624, H. 506; 1625, H. 535; 1626, 
 
 I. 324; 1627, III. 98; 1630, H. 
 472, 627; 1631, I. 384; 1632, I. 
 284, 365; 1634, I. 324; 1637, II. 
 557; 1638, H. 53, III. 163; 1639, 
 H. 142 ; 1640, I. 54, 185 ; 1641, H. 
 366, I. 271, II. 25, 539, 661, III. 
 215, IV. 153; 1643, H. 229; n.d., 
 H. 89. 
 
 Constable, H. Book in answer to cer- 
 tain objections touching Q. Elizabeth's 
 proceedings in the Low Countries, 
 [1586], H. 119. — Diana, 1592, H. 
 119, II. 139, III. 146; 1594, H. 
 ii9> II. 139 ; 1597, 1604, H. 119.— 
 Four Sonnets in Sir P. Sidnej/s 
 Apology for Poetry, 1595. — Eefuta- 
 tion de I'ecrit de M. D. Tilenus, 
 1601, I. 97. — Sonnets, [1590], H. 
 120. — Spiritual Sonnets, MS. H. 120. 
 
 Constable, J. Epigrammata, 1520, H. 
 120. 
 
 Constable, W. Poem to illustrate the 
 saying of Peter, I. 97. 
 
 Constables, Duties of. W. Lambarde, 
 1606. 
 
 Constance of Cleveland, Ballad of the 
 fair Lady, n.d., H. 120; 1603, II. 
 ' 684. 
 
 Constancy of true Love, n.d., H. 351. 
 
 Constant Betty's Garland, n.d., I. 178. 
 — Lusina. R. Turner, 1599. — Maid. 
 Jas. Shirley, 1640. — Nymph, 1678, 
 
 II. 43o.-Wife, A, [1630], H. 376, 
 ) n.d., H. 377. — young gentlewoman. 
 
 Lamentation of a, 1593, 11. 332. 
 Constantine the Great. Tragedy by 
 , N. Lee, 1684. 
 Constantini Rodocanacidis Chiensis, 
 
 1660, H. 95. 
 Constantinople, A late Voyage to. 
 ■ Jos. Grelot, 1683. — Account of fire 
 I at, in Wonderful . . . declaration 
 . of great harm done, &c., 161 3, II. 
 , 247. — Siege, of. N. Payne, 1675. 
 Constantinople Printer. Ah. Gabai, 
 
 1663. 
 Constantinus redivivus. /. Whittel, 
 
 1693. 
 Constantins, M. Ant. Bp. S. Gar- 
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 Constantius, Antonius, Printer, Rome, 
 1556, H. 618. 
 
 Constitutiones Ecclesiasticae, 1597, III. 
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 provinciales. 0. Fieschi, 1508; W. 
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 Constitutions and Canons Ecclesias- 
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 and legantines. Treatise of, n.d., IL 
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 Oonsuetudo. G. De Malynes, 1636. 
 
 Consultation, A Godly. T. Bihli- 
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 1617-8. 
 
 Consumption, Of. T. Byfield, 1685. 
 
 Contareno, G. The Commonwealth 
 and Government of Venice, 1599, H. 
 
 I20> II. 139. 
 
 Contemplation, Foundement of, n.d., 
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 Fulke„ 1642. — Of. Margery Kempe, 
 [I504]^ 
 
 Contentation, Preparative to, 1597, I. 
 34°- 
 
 Contention between Liberality and pro- 
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 the, 1602, H. 469. — between threo 
 Brethren. Thos. Salter, 1580. — 
 between the two famous houses of 
 York and Lancaster, 1594, 1600, I. 
 98 ; 1619, H. 467-8. — for honour 
 and riches. Jns. Shirley, 1633. 
 
 Contra Tenor. W. Byrd, 1575. 
 
 Contract of a marriage between wit 
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 Contra-replicant, Jhis complaint to His 
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 Contraries, Defence of, 1593, III. 47, 
 A. Munday, 1593. 
 
 Contrarieties, Marvellous combat of. 
 W. Averell, 1588. 
 
 Contre-league and answer to certain 
 letters to the Maisters of Eenes, 1589, 
 L 168. 
 
 Control, H., and H. Allestree, Book- 
 sellers, Derby, 1725, III. 49. 
 
 Controversiarum Epitomes. Jas. Gor- 
 don, 1612. 
 
 Conversation, Art of pleasing in. J. 
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 Conversion of a most noble lady of 
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CONWAY 
 
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 Conway, Edw. Viscount, A. Golme- 
 nero's Chocolate, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Conway, Sir John. Meditations and 
 Prayers, 15.71, I. 98. — Poesy of 
 Flowered Prayers, i6ri, H. 120. — 
 Verses in G. Fenton's Tragical Dis- 
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 Conyers, Geo., Boolcseller, Golden Ring, 
 Ludgaie Hill, 1687, I. 363 ; 1688, 
 H. 154, 1. 132, II. 653; 1693, II. 
 60s; 1696. I- 2Z9> 428, III. 78; 
 1697, H. 160, 1. 428, II. 605 ; 1698, 
 IV. 116 ; 1700, H. 154, 523, 1. 147, 
 II. 248, 6©5,IV. 141 ; i7o2,IL 606 ; 
 1703, H. 239; 1706,11. 294, 606; 
 1708, A. 267 ; n.d., H. 47, 227, 440, 
 
 I. 466, II. 324, IV. 50, A. 265. 
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 Conyers, Hen., £. Ravenscroffs Italian 
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 Conyers, Jos., Bookseller, Black Raven, 
 in the Long Walk near Christ 
 Church, 1662, I. 370, H. 301. — 
 Black Raven, Duck Lane, 1675, H. 
 377; 1676, IV. 157 ; 1684, H. 158, 
 
 II. 408, I. 127 ; 1686, I. 480, III. 
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 703, IV. 88. 
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 The Just Man's Defence, 1657. 
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 Cooke, Fr. Principles of Geometry, 
 n.d., II. 684. 
 
 Cooke, Fr., Bookseller, Red Harrow^ 
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 Cooke, Sir Geo., P. Du MouUn's 
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COOKE 
 
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 Cooke, Th., Bookseller, 1642, I. 447. 
 
 Cooke, Toby, Bookseller, 1578, II. 193 ; 
 I.S79. I- 370; 1587. H. 248; 1589, 
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 ■ 289; 1593, H. 248. 
 
 Cooke, Wm., Bookseller, nr. FurnivaVs 
 Gate, 1632, H. 439, L 384; 1633, 
 H. 24, 554, 1. 384; 1634, H. 249, 
 n. 621, III. 256; 163s, H. 250, I. 
 384, IV. 129; 1637, L 384, IV. 
 23; 1638, H. 6, IIL 96; 1639, H. 
 33. 429> 589. L 313, IIL 179 ; 1640, 
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 Cooke, Wm., Printer, Chester, 1720, I. 
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 Cooper, 1654. W. King, n.d. — 
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 maid, 1594, H. 121, II. 140; 1597, 
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 H. 121. 
 
 Cookery and Carving, Two books of. 
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 Cook's monitor, The young. M. H , 
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 Coomans, Jeronimus, and others. An- 
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 glyphical figures, 1675, IIL 47 J— 
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 Coote, Edw. The English Schoolmaster, 
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 151, 167, 177, 200, 247, 261, 269, 
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 ,528, 538, 563, 574, 588, 594, 616, 
 621, 643, 674, 687, I. 28, 44, 225, 
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 II. 1 50. — Life, The perfect politician. 
 J.S.,x 660, II 5 29. An Exact Cha- 
 racter. T. VW., 1658, IL 624. 
 Flagellum. Jas. Heath, 1669. — 
 Loyal Subject's Jubilee, 1649, H. 130. 
 — Margery good-cow, 1659, III. 51. 
 — Message from God (by a dumb 
 woman) to His Highness. E. Channel, 
 16J4. — Modest vindication of, from 
 the accusations of Lieut.-Gen. Lud- 
 
CROMWELL 
 
 [ 194 1 
 
 CROMWELL 
 
 low, 1698, IV. 26. — Musarum Oxon. 
 Elaiaphoria, 1654, H. 130, II. 149, 
 jrL 51. — Musarum Cantab. Luctus 
 et gratulatio, 1658, III. 51. — Narra- 
 tive ©f <0. C.'s compact with the 
 Devil, 1720, IV. 132. — Notse his- 
 torico-politicse in vitam 0. Crom- 
 wellii, 1659, H. 131. — llfotice of, in 
 J. Dickenson's Speculum Tfagicum 
 Begum, i'6oi. — OlivaPacis, 1654, H. 
 130, II. 686. — Oliver's f)ocket look- 
 ing-glass, 1,711, IV. 132. — ^Oratio 
 secunda anniversaria in honorem 
 Olivari. Payne FisJier, 1657.- — Psean 
 triumphalis in aecundam inaugura- 
 tionem OlivarL Payne Fisher, 1657. 
 — Panegyrici, 1654, H. 130. — Panegj-- 
 rick by Carolophilos, 1647, H. 130. 
 JB. Waller, 1655. — Panegyricus, 1654, 
 H. 130. — Parallelum Olivse necnon 
 0. Cromwelli protectoias. L. de Gaud, 
 1656. — Petition to. J. Cleveland, 
 [1657]. — Petition to, in Arise Evans' 
 Voice from Heaven, 1653. — Portrait, 
 in J. Ricrajfs Perfect table of Vic- 
 tories, 1646. Tragicum Theatrum 
 .Actorum, 1649. The. Names of Mem- 
 bers of Parliament, 1654, H. 117. — 
 Private address to. G. Wither, 
 1657-8. — Proclamation declaring 
 O. C. Captain -general of the forces, 
 1653, III. 51. — Proclamation for 
 putting the laws in executi-on for 
 setting prices on wheat, 1655, III. 
 .,26.^Proclamation commanding . . . 
 execution of Laws against Drunken- 
 ness, 1655, III. 26.— Q. D. B. V. 
 Characteres tyranni 0. Cromwello, 
 1 7 12, IV. 132. — Eelation of the de- 
 feating Lord Mazarin and 0. C.'s 
 design to have taken Ostend, 1658, 
 H. 201 ; 1666, IV. 156. — Several 
 Letters aad passages between the 
 Governor of Edinburgh Castle and, 
 1650, III. 224. — Shuffling, Cutting, 
 and Dealing, 1659, I. no, II. 150. 
 — Speech to the Parliament* 1654, 
 II. 150. — Speech in the Council 
 Chamber, 1654, IIL 51. — Sum of 
 the charge against the Earl of Man- 
 chester, 1646, 11. 149. — The case is 
 altered, [1660], IIL 52.— The Court 
 career, 1659, IL 686.— The English 
 Devil, 1660, IL 150.— The idea of. 
 
 B. Flecknoe, 1659. — The unparaUeleJ 
 monarch, 1656, I. 109. — The Pro- 
 tector. G. Wither, 1655. — ^The right 
 picture of King Olivar, 1649, H 
 149. — The tenth worthy t Anagrams 
 upon the name of, Thos. Danes, 
 1658. — The tragical Actors, 1660, 
 H. 131.— The voice of Michael th6 
 archangel to. Arise Evans, 1654, — 
 The world in a maize, 1659, II. 686. 
 — The world's mistake in, 1668, II. 
 151. — Treason's masterpiece. -G. C, 
 1 680. — True account of the late . . J 
 conspiracy against, 1654, II. 150, — 
 True relation of his proceedings 
 against the Cavaliers, 1643, II. 149. 
 — Two Letters : One to, 1649, III. 
 224. — Veui, vidi, vici, or the triumphs 
 of. T. Manley, 1652. — ^Vision con- 
 cerning his late pretended Highness. 
 A. Cowley, 168 r.— Voyage de 0. en 
 I'autre monde. John of Werstaumay, 
 1690. — John Eliot's Tears of Ee- 
 pentance, 1653. P. English's Suney 
 of Policy, 1653. /. Gaide's The 
 Mag-Astro-Mancer, 1652. John Hall's 
 True Cavalier examined, 1656. John 
 Jones' Cry of Blood, 1650. Jas. 
 Harrington's Oceana, 1656, ded. to. 
 Cromwell, Richard, Acrostic poem to. 
 /. Lineall, 1658. — Another Address 
 given to. G. Wither, n.d. — Election 
 and proclamation of, in Exact Char- 
 acter of Oliver Cromwell, 1658, ill. 
 624. — ^Forty-four Queries, 1659, IL 
 151. — God's gracious presence with. 
 Win. Kaye, 1658. — Humble Repre- 
 sentation of Officers and Annies, 
 1659, II. 151. — Letter of Comfort 
 to, 1659, H. 131- — Musarum Cantab. 
 Luctus et Gratulatio, 1658, H. 131, 
 III. 51. — Petition to Committee of 
 officers, 1659-60, H. 131, IIL 287. 
 — Portrait in /. Parival's History of 
 this Iron Age, 1659. /. Phillips' 
 Don Juan Lamberto, 1661. — Pro- 
 clamation, in Some further intdli- 
 gence into the Affairs of England, 
 1659, IIL 74.— Speech, i6s8,. IIL 
 5 2. — A. Daubeny's History and Policy 
 reversed, 1659. Payne FisJier'sThve- 
 nodia triumphalis, 1658. B. Fleck- 
 noe's Idea of Oliver Crorrfwell, 1659. 
 D. Lupton's Flanders, 1658, ded. to. 
 
CROMWELL 
 
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 Cromwell, Thos., Earl of Essex. Balade 
 against malycyous solaunderers, H. 
 131. — Life and death. M. Drayton, 
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 chronicle history of. W. S., 1602. — 
 R. Moresyne's Apomaxis Calum- 
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 and Benefits of God, 1540, ded. to. 
 
 Crook, Andrew, Bookseller, Green 
 Dragon, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1636, 
 I.' 40; 1637,11.320,1. 384; 1638, 
 H. 591, 1. 138, 384, II. 52, 328, 437 ; 
 1639, 1. 76, 216, 385, H. 33; 1640, 
 H. 204, 277, I. 160, 385, II. 89, 
 280, 320; 1641, I. 421, II. 188; 
 1642, II. 65, 83 ; 1643, II. 65 ; 
 1644,11. 65,111. 17; 1645, I. 56; 
 1647, H. 122, I. 100; 1648, H. 99, 
 472, 631, I. 196; 1650, III. 19, 
 256; 1651, I. 215, II. 5; 1652, I. 
 26, II. 88; 1653, IV. 42; 1654, I. 
 31;. 165s, II. 161; 1656, III. 113; 
 1657, III. 113; 1658, H. 529, I. 
 91, IV. 41 ; 1659, I. 54, II. 65 ; 
 / 1660, H. 303, II. 243, III. 295, IV. 
 163; 1661, H. 34, I. 330, 11. 244, 
 III. 61; i662,H. 38,11. 58s; 1665, 
 
 ■ II. 620; 1666, II. 289; 1667, II. 
 
 ■ 670 j 1670, I. 239, I. 475 ; 1671, 
 
 III. 8, IV. 164. 
 
 Crooke, And., and S. B.elsha.m, Printers, 
 
 ' Dublin, 1684, I. 99; 1685, II. 44; 
 
 1686,11. 399; 1687,1.354; 1696, 
 
 ; II- 704- 
 
 Crooke, John, and E. Serger, Book- 
 sellers, Greyhound, St. Paul's Church- 
 
 ■ yard, 1638, 1. 385, II. 551, III. loi ; 
 
 ■ 1639, II. 82. 
 
 Crooke, John, Bookseller, 1649, II. 
 620; 1653, I. 385; 1654,, III. 15s, 
 
 IV. 71 ; 1656, I. 387, IL 443; 
 1658,11. 233; 1659, H. 555, I. 65, 
 149, 386, II. 443, 558 ; 1 66 1, II. 
 
 ! 209; 1663, III. 48; 1664, I. 239, 
 II. 263; 1665, III. 313; 1666, III. 
 213; 1682, II. 672. 
 
 Crook, John, Printer, Dublin, 1662, 
 
 II. 304 ; n.d., I. 415 ; 1665, II. 304. 
 
 Crook, Sam. Life and Death : Antho- 
 
 ■ Ibgia hy W. G., 1651, II. 240. 
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 Crook, Wm., Boolcsel.ler, Three Bibles, 
 
 Fleet Bridge, 1664, I. 267 ; 1665, 
 H. 202, L 158, 371, in. 115, 268; 
 
 1670, I. 159, II. 80, 296; 1672,1. 
 
 100, IL 168, in. lis; 1673, m. 
 
 114; 1674, L 335, IIL 121; 1675, 
 I. 35, 221 ; 1676, I. 2i6, II. 66, 
 536; 1677, IL 513; 1678, IL 89, 
 144, 285, 286, 292, III. 292 ; 1679, 
 IL 315 ; 1680, IL 288, 461, A. 
 203; 1681, IL 310, 591, IV. 147 ; 
 
 1682, IL 462; 1683, L 383, IIL 
 118; 1684, IL 263, IIL 113; 1685, 
 L 92; 1687, IL 3; 1689, L 326. 
 
 Croom, Geo., Printer, 1682, II. 632 ; 
 
 1683, II. 22; 1684, H. 214, II. 15, 
 88, 117, 305, 329, 364, 427, IIL 
 147, 195; 1685, IL 364, IV. 13s; 
 1686, IL 685 ; 1694, II. 203 ; 1696, 
 IL 374; 1698, IIL 258; 1699, L 
 468 ; n.d., II. 464. 
 
 Crop-eare curried, or Tom Nash, his 
 
 Ghost. John Taylor, 1644. 
 Crosbitt, Chris. Mentioned, 1589, H. 
 
 216. 
 Crosby, A. Verses in G. Butler's 
 
 Feminine Monarchy, 1609. 
 Crosby, John. Verses in Calprenede's 
 
 Hymen's Preludia, 1658. 
 Crosfield, E. Justice perverted, 1695, 
 
 IV. 132. 
 Croshaw, J. Diseases in Cattle, 1635, 
 
 IL 151. 
 Croshaw, Eawly. Verses in John 
 
 Smith's Description of New England, 
 
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 Croshawe, Eich. Visions, 1640, 1. 480. 
 Croskaies and Myters comme downe, 
 
 1580-1, IL 33. 
 Croskill,Eich., Bookseller, Ldhcoln s Inn, 
 
 1706, IV. 58. 
 Croskill, Thos., Bookseller, 1675, H. 84. 
 Crosley, John, Bookseller, Oxford, 1667, 
 
 L 450, IL 44, 638; 1668, L 35 1, 
 
 IV. 162 ; 1670, L 5 ; 1684, IL 254 ; 
 
 1688, IIL 197. 
 Crosraguell, Abbott of. Confutation of 
 
 his Masse. George Hay, 1563.— 
 
 Eeasoning betwixt John Knox and, 
 
 1563, IV. 56. 
 Crosse, H. School of Policy, 1605, H. 
 
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 H. 131. 
 Crosse, J. His Covert. MS., [1610], I. 
 
 no. 
 Cross, K The Cynosura, 1670, L 
 
 no. 
 
CROSSE 
 
 I 196 ] 
 
 CROUCH 
 
 Crosse, Thos. Poem, I. 1 10. 
 
 Crosse, Thos., Goldsmith. Petition to 
 the Lords ... of Privy Council, 
 [1630], H. 614. 
 
 Crosse, T., BooJcseller, 1656, I. 135. 
 
 Cross, T. Portraits in N. B.'s History 
 of aS^. Athanasius, 1664. R. Aylet's 
 Speculations, 1654. Card. Benti- 
 voglio's Provinces of Flanders, 1652. 
 K Brome's Five New Plays, 1653. 
 R. Brounlow's Declarations and 
 Pleadings, 1653. Sam. GlarM slA^es 
 of ten eminent Divines, 1662. /. A. 
 Commenius' Orbis Sensualium Pictus, 
 1659. Sir Rob. Cotton, Posthuma, 
 1659 : Foreign War, 1690. N. Cul- 
 pepper's Physical Directory, 165 1 : 
 English Physician, 1652. Signior 
 K. Dandulo in T. Warmstry's Bap- 
 tized Turk, 1658. Sir K. Dighy's 
 Closet, 1668. J. Gamble's Ayres 
 and Dialogues, 1656. Hugo Gratius' 
 Sophompaneas, 1652 : Catechism, 
 1655: Discourses, 1658. T. Graham's 
 Parliamentum Imperatorum, 1654. 
 Jos. Hall's Select Thoughts, 1654. 
 J. Heydon's'Holy Guide, 1662 : Eng- 
 lish Physician's Guide, 1662. R. 
 Kilburne's Kent, 1659. Edw., Earl 
 of Manchester, in E. Calver's Eng- 
 land's Posture, 1644. T. Manleifs 
 Temporis Angustiee, 1649 : Afflic- 
 tion and deliverance of Saints, 1652. 
 A. Massingberd's Fathers Blessing, 
 1636. P. Massinger's, Three New 
 Plays, 1655. F. Qtiarles' Argalus 
 and Parthenia, 1656. Jer. Rich's 
 Pen's Dexterity, 1659. V. Wing's 
 AstronomiaBritannica, 1669: Youth's 
 Behaviour, 1672. — Engravings in R. 
 Aylet's Devotions, 1655. R. Gra- 
 shaw's Steps to the Temple, 1648 : 
 Daphnis and Chloe, 1657. Lucan's 
 Pharsalia, 1650. /. Primrose's Popu- 
 lar Errors, 1651. A. PureelVs Sofa- 
 natas, 1683. Jos. Ricraft's Oriental 
 Languages, 1650. Theatrum Chemi- 
 cum Britannicum, 1652. J. White's 
 Rich Cabinet, 1668. 
 
 Crosse, Wm. Belgises troubles and 
 triumphs, 1625, H. 131. — E. Gfrim- 
 ston's Netherlands, continued from 
 i6o8-i'627, IL 259. — Translated tlie 
 Works of Sallust, 1629. 
 
 Cross, Picture of the, 1566, IL 151.— 
 Treatise of the. J. Martial, IS&/^.~ 
 Treatise of the Vertue of the, 1599, 
 L no. 
 
 Cross in Cheap and Charing CroBS, 
 Dialogue between. H. Peacham, 
 1641. 
 
 Crosses, Resolutions of those oontem- 
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 52- 
 Crosses, Comforts, Counsels. Z. Boyd, 
 
 1643. 
 
 Crossman, S. Young Man's calling, 
 1705, L no. — Young Man's moni- 
 tor, 1664, L no. 
 
 Crost Couple, The, n.d., H. 353. 
 
 Crouch, Ed., Printer, 1660, IL 659; 
 
 1664, III. 104, IV. 22 ; 1665, H. 
 493, I. in; 1666, H. 278, I. hi; 
 1667, H. 68; 1670, H. 21, 76, I. 
 378; 1672, H. 279, II. 167, III. 
 168: 1673, L 367, IIL s ; 1674, H. 
 220; n.d., H. 134, 418. 
 
 Crouch, Humph. Christmas carols, 
 1632, II. 151. — Elegy to memory ot 
 Sir E. Godfray, 1678, H. 132, II. 
 75. — England's Jests, 1687, 1693, 
 1702, H. 132. — Godly exhortation 
 to the distressed nation, 1640, H. 
 131. — Guy, Earl of Warwick, 1655, 
 H. 132. — Lady Pecunia's Journey 
 into Hell, 1654, H. 132. — Loves of 
 Hero and Leander, n.d., H. 131. — 
 Love's Court of Conscience, 1637, 
 [1635], H. 131. — Mad pranks of 
 Tom Tram, m.rf., H. 132. — Madman's 
 Morrice, [1640], n.d., H. 131. — Par- 
 liament of Graces, 1642, H. 131 ; 
 1643, 1, no. — The distressed Welch- 
 man, n.d., H. 132. — The Greeks'and 
 Trojans' wars, [1640], H. 131. — The 
 Industrious Smith, n.d., I. no. — 
 The Welch traveller, 1671, 1685, H. 
 132. — Whip for the back of a back- 
 sliding Brownist, n.d., H. 132. 
 
 Crouch, J. — Belgica Caracteristica, 
 
 1665, H. 132. — Census Posticus, 
 1663, H. 132. — Elegy on death of 
 Countess of Shrewsbury, 1657, H. 
 132. Earl of Tiveot, 1664, IIL 151. 
 — Elegy on Marquis of Dorchester, 
 [1681], H. 132. — Flowers strowed 
 . . . against the coming of the In- 
 fanta Catharina, 1662, H. 132. — 
 
CROUCH 
 
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 CRUCIFIX 
 
 Londinenses Laohrymse, 1666, H. 
 132. — London's bitter-sweet cup of 
 tears, 1666, H. 132. — Mixt poem 
 . . . return of Charles II., 1660, H. 
 132. — Muse's Joy for recovery of 
 Henrietta Maria, Queen Mother, 
 166 1, H.1 32. — Muse's tears ioi death 
 of Henry Duke of Gloucester, 1660, 
 H. 132. — Poterion Glukupicron, 
 1666, L III. — The Dutch Embargo, 
 1665, I. Ill, H. 132. 
 
 Cronch, Nath. See Richard Burton. 
 
 Cronch, 'Sa.ih., Bookseller, 1668, II. 597 ; 
 1674,111. 107, 190; 1677,111.304; 
 1681, II. 73; 1682, II. 73; 1683, 
 ir. 73, I. 66; 1684, II. 73; 1685, 
 IL 73, 677, III. 26, IV. is; 1686, 
 JI.73; 1688,11.333; 1689,1.489; 
 1691, 1, hi; 1693, II. 677, III. 26 ; 
 1694, II. 677 ; 169s, II. 677, III. 
 26; 1698, 11. 677; 1703, II. 677; 
 1705, I. 110, IV. 15 ; 1706, I. III. 
 
 Crouch, Sam., Bookseller, 1676, II. 133, 
 in. 72, IV. 168; 1677, IV. 154; 
 1678, I. 439; 1680, I. 244; 1683, 
 ni. 29; 1685, I. 426; 1687, IV. 
 168; 1692, III. 252 ; 1694, III. II, 
 IV. 103 ; 1695, I. 69 ; 1697, 1. 367, 
 IV., 107 ; 1700, III. 276 ; 1702, III. 
 6j, IV. 92 ; 1705, II. 293, IV. 168. 
 
 Crow, F. Vanity and impiety of Judi- 
 cial Astrology, 1690, I. in. 
 
 Crow, Sir Sackvill, Subtilty and 
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 ' Sir T. Bendish's News from Turkey, 
 1648. . 
 
 Crow, "Wm., R. Loveday's Letters, 1659, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Crow sits upon the wall. Ballad by J. 
 Tarlton. 
 
 ■Crowe, Thos., Sad Sonnet of, 1592-3, 
 IL 151. 
 
 Crowch, or Crouch, John, Bookseller, 
 1636, 1640, H. 273. 
 
 Crowch, John, and T. "Wilson, Printers, 
 1653, H. 493, L 348. 
 
 Crowder, S., & Co., Booksellers, 1760, 
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 Crowley, K. Confutation of XIIL 
 Articles, 1548, II. 686. — Confutation 
 of . . . Answer to . . . The Abuse 
 of the Sacrament, 1548. H. 132. — 
 Epigrams, 1550, H. 133, L in; 
 
 1569, H. 133. — Pleasure and pain, 
 1551, H. 133.— The Psalter, in Eng- 
 lish metre, 1549, H. 133. — The voice 
 of the last trumpet, 1550, H. 133, I. 
 III. — Way to Wealth, 1550, H. 133. 
 — Qy. Author of Fable of Philargyrie, 
 1551, H 456. — and S. Fish. Sup- 
 plication of the poor Commons, 1546, 
 I. 112, 155. 
 
 Crowley, Kob., Printer, 1548, H. 132^ 
 L in; 1550, H. 132, 192, 473, L 
 III, 250, IV. 84; 1551, H. 133, 
 456, 532. 544- , 
 
 Crown, conjugal. The. John Wing, 
 1620. — for a conqueror. Rob. Daveit- 
 port, 1639. — garland of Golden Eases. 
 Rich. Johnson, 161 2. 
 
 Crown of England, Brief history of the 
 succession of the, i68|, IIL 267. — 
 Conference about the next succession 
 to the. R. Parsons, 1681. — Neces- 
 sity of settling the, 1689, IV. 114. — 
 New history of the succession of, 
 1690, III. 75. — Treatise concerning 
 the broken succession of the. R. 
 Parsons, 1655 ; Compare Conference, 
 suprH. 
 
 Crown of Thorns. Sir John Beaumont, 
 n.d. 
 
 Crowne, J. Andromache, 1675, H. 
 151. — Caligula, 1698, H, 151. — Ca- 
 listo, 1675, H. 151. Prologue to, 
 1675, H. 151. — City Politiques, 
 1683, H. 151. — Destruction of Jeru- 
 salem, 1703, H. 151. — Henry VI., 
 1675, H. 151. — Misery of Civil War, 
 
 1680, H. 151. — Pandion and Amphi- 
 genia, 1665, H. 133, IIL 287.— 
 Poem on death of K. Charles IL, 
 
 1685, IIL^52. — The ambitious states- 
 man, 1681, H. 151. — The Married 
 Beau, 1694, III. 287. — Thyestes, 
 
 1681, H. 151. 
 
 Crowne, Wm. True relation . . . 
 
 travels of Thos. Lord Howard, 1637, 
 
 I. 112. 
 Crozal, S. An original canto of Spenser, 
 
 1 7 14, IL 574. 
 Croydon, The case of the inhabitants of, 
 
 [1672], IL 587. 
 Croynes, J. A hundred notable things, 
 
 1686, IL 480. 
 
 Crucifix, A. C. Lever, 1607. — for true 
 catholics. Sir W. Mure, 1629. 
 
CRUDELITATIS 
 
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 Crudelitatis Calvinianae Exempla. 
 Calvin, 1585. 
 
 Cruel and lamentable Act done by a 
 luxurious French Captain, Marvellous 
 discourse of, 1578, II. 227. — assault 
 of God's fort. /. Awdeley. — Brother. 
 Sir W. Davenant,. 1630. — counsel 
 corrupteth a godly mind, 1565-6, II. 
 30. — Detter, The. W. Wager, 1565- 
 6. — French lady. The, 1673, H. 408. 
 — Mother, The, 1 6 70, 1. 98. — tragedy, 
 
 , A, 1684, H. 347, II. 423. — Uncle, 
 The, 1670, I. 22. 
 
 Cruelty punished, 1677, II. 197. 
 
 Cruikit liedis the blinde, 1570, H. 
 536- 
 
 Crumbs of Comfort. M. Sparjce, 1628. 
 
 Cnimpe, Jas., Boolcseller, 1643, II. 91 ; 
 1655, II. 667; 1656, I. 472 ; 1660, 
 III. 274; 167s, I. 35. 
 
 Crumpe, John, BooJcbiiider, Little Bar- 
 tholomew's Well-yard, 165^, I. 498. 
 
 Craso, J. Military Instructions for the 
 Cavalry, 1632, III. 52. — Translated 
 Duke of Rohan's Complete Captain, 
 1640, 
 
 Cruttenden, Hen., Bookseller, Oxford, 
 1684, II. 148. 
 
 Cruttenden, E., Bookseller, 17 18, II. 
 266. 
 
 Cry, A powerful, pitiful, citifull, of 
 plentiful children, 1643, II. 151. — 
 against a crying sin, 1652, I. 112, — 
 of Blood, The. John Jones, 1651. — 
 of Blood and of a broken covenant. 
 iSir W. Mure, 1650. — of royal inno- 
 cent blood, 1683, III. 209. — of the 
 oppressed. Moses Pitt, 1691. 
 
 Crying sin of England, The. John 
 Moore, 1653. 
 
 Crymes. See Geo. Graham. 
 
 Crymes, Thos. See Thos. Graham. 
 
 Oryptomenyses patefacta. John Fal- 
 coner, 1685. 
 
 Cuba, Island of. B. Las Casas' Tears 
 of the Indians,. 1656. 
 
 Cuckold, Cure for a. /. Webster and 
 W. Boioley, 1661. — The melancholy, 
 1620, II. 152. 
 
 Cuckoldom, Art of, 1697, II. 152. — 
 Joyful, 1671, II. 152. — Law against, 
 1700, III. 52. — no scandal, 171c, 
 III. 287. 
 
 Cuckolds' haven, n.d., L 112. — Privi- 
 
 leges of, 1684, H. 134.— Eoom for. 
 John Lambert, n.d. 
 
 Cuckoo, The. R. Nieeols, 1607 Full 
 
 merrily sings the, 1565-6, II. 152. 
 
 Cuckoo's nest at Westminster, i648,H. 
 443- 
 
 Cuck-queanes. Wm. Percy, H. 452. 
 
 Cudmore, D. Eu;^op;'a, 1635, H. ^34. 
 —History of Joseph, 165?, H. 134. 
 
 Cudworth, R. True Intellectual System 
 of the IJni verse, 1678, II. 152. , 
 
 Cuffe, H. Differences of the ages of 
 Man's Life, 1607, II. 152. - 
 
 Cuique suum, 1635, IV. 3. 
 
 Cullen, John, Boolcseller, [170a], 11 
 268 ; n.d., II. 156. 
 
 CuUeyn, [Cologne], Proclamation and 
 Edict of the Archbishop and, Priuce 
 Elector of. T. Deloney, 1583, 
 
 Culme, Eich., /. Quarles' History of the 
 most vile Dimagoras, 1658, ded. to. 
 
 diilmer, Rich. Cathedral News from 
 Canterbury, 1644, H- 152, — Lawles 
 Tythe-Robbers discovered, 1655, II 
 II- 152- 
 
 Culpepper, Sir John, and others.; . His 
 Majesties Message to both Houses, 
 1642, II. 98. Answer of the Lords 
 and Commons to H. M.'s Message, 
 1642,11. 150. Petition and reasons 
 of both Houses to H. M., 1642, 1. 79. 
 — Prince Charles: His Declaration, 
 1648, IV. 20. O. Femon's Regulat- 
 ing the Exchequer, 1642, ded,' to. 
 
 Culpepper, N. Approbation,, in P. 
 Morellus, The Expert Doctor's Dis- 
 pensatory, 1657. — Last Legacy, 1655, 
 II. 152. — School of Physic, i659„I'I. 
 686. — Semerotica Vianica, 1658, III. 
 52. — The English Physician, 1652, 
 II- iS3j III- 52. — The physician's 
 directory, 1650, IL 153; 1651, IV. 
 26.' — The physician's Library, 1663, 
 IV. 26. — Translated S. Paulicius, 
 New Method of Physic, 1654. L. 
 Riverius' Practice of Physic, 1672. 
 
 Culpepper, Sir Thos. Tract against the 
 high rate of Usury, 1 668. Appendix, 
 1668, IV. 27. 
 
 Culpepper, Sir Thos. Advantages . . . 
 by abatement of interest, i668,IV. 
 27. Usury at 6 per cent, examined 
 and found unjustly charged by Sir T. 
 Culpepper, by T. Manley, 1669,— 
 
CULROSS 
 
 [ 199 1 
 
 CURIA 
 
 . Moral discourses and Essays, 1655, 
 I. 112. — ^The necessity of abating 
 
 , Usury reasserted, 1670, IV. 27. — - 
 Verses in Payne Fisher's Marston 
 
 . Moor, 1650.— Edited Sir T. Oul- 
 
 , pepper's High rate of Usury, 1668. 
 
 Culross, Eliz. Melvil, Lady. A godly 
 dream, 1727, I. 286. 
 
 Only, D. Works, 1726, I. 480. 
 
 Qum bono Deo. And. Logie, 1624. 
 
 Cumberford, H. Loves Hawking-bag, 
 I. 112. 
 
 Cumberland, Francis, Earl of. W. Byrd's 
 Psalms, 161 1 ; T. Campion's Ayres, 
 1 6 10, ded. to. — Mentioned, 1622, H. 
 448. ^ 
 
 Cumberland, Geo. Clififord, Earl of. 
 Ballad of . . . fight at sea . . . between 
 
 , two ships of Dunkirk, and a small 
 ship appertaining to, 1570, XL 195. 
 *— Ditty of the exploit of, 1588, II. 
 153. — Voyage to the Azores : in E. 
 Wright's Certain Errors in Naviga- 
 tion, 1599. — Sieur De La Noue's 
 Discourses, 1587. T. Greepe's New 
 and perfect news, 1587. Historical 
 .Collections of Accidents ... in 
 France, 1578, II. 231. D. Settle's 
 Voyage in West and N.W. regions, 
 
 , 1577, ded. to. 
 
 Cumberland, Henry, Earl of. Declara- 
 
 . tion, 1642, III. 274. 
 
 Cumberland, Margaret,, Countess of . /. 
 
 ■ Balmford^s Carpenter's chips, 1607. 
 
 ; T. Lodge's Prosopopeia, 1596. E. 
 
 .: Spenser's Four Hymns, 1596, ded. to. 
 
 Cumberland, Eich., Bookseller, Angel, 
 ., St. Paul's Gh-yd, 1696, I. 333, IV. 
 ,1 127; 1697, II. 28. 
 .{Cumberland Laddy, n.d., H. 134. 
 
 Cumberland Nelly, n.d., H. 134. 
 
 Cumberland and Westmoreland. A 
 Word to the Wise, 1645-6, III. 37. 
 —Humble petition and representa- 
 tion of gentry, &c., of, 1642, II. 97. 
 
 Cumrie,.Eliz. Melvill, Lady, A. Hume's 
 
 , Hymns, 1599, ded. to. 
 
 Cunning Lovers. Alex. Brome, 1654. 
 
 Cunningham, Jas. Essay upon the 
 
 . inscription of MacduflF's Cross in Fyfe, 
 1678, IV. 27. — In Floidum, &c., 
 1685, IV. 27. — Miracula Mundi, 
 1683, IL 153. 
 
 Cunningham, Wm. Almanack and 
 
 Prognostication, 1563-4, II. 153. — 
 Cosmographical Glass, 1559, II. 153. 
 t— Epistle in T. Oale's Chirurgery, 
 
 1563- 
 
 Cup for the City and her adherents. H. 
 Adis, 1648. 
 
 Cupid and Death. Ja& Shirley, 1653 
 — and Psyche. S. Murmion, 1637 
 — His Coronation. T. Jordan, 1654, 
 — The Hunting of. Geo. Peele, 1 5 9 1 
 
 Cupid's banishment. R White, 161 -j 
 — cabinet opened, n:d., I. 112. — 
 eautels. Courtly controversy of, H. 
 Wotton, 1578. — college. M. Parker 
 1637-8. — court of equity, n.d., H. 
 i34.-^courfc of salutation, 1687, I. 
 481. — courtesy, 1655-6, Wid,H. 134. 
 ■ — -courtship. , S. Marrrdon, 1666. — 
 fort. Cruel assault of, 1566, II. 153 
 — garland, n.d., I. 481; 1674, H. 
 219. — golden dart, n.d., H. 135. — 
 love lessons. H. C., 1683, 1. 481. — 
 masterpiece, 1685, H. 134. — messen- 
 ger, n.d., H. 134. — posies, 1674, 
 
 1683, H. 134. — progress, 1640, II. 
 153. — ^revenge. /. Fletcher, 1615. 
 — school, 1632, 1642, H. 134. — 
 school of complements. Part IL, 1633, 
 II. 153. — soliciter of Love. R. Grim- 
 sail, n.d. — Sports and pastimes, 1684, 
 H. 134. — table of multiplication. F. 
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 The Batchelor's forecast, or Eeply to, 
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 — victory over the Virgins' hearts, 
 [1660], H. 134. — whirligig. E. 
 Sharpham, 1607. 
 
 Cupper, John and Judith Brown, Just 
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 1684, IL 558. 
 
 Cupydo, Certain verses of. Thos. 
 
 Phaer, 1566. 
 Curan, Prince of Danske, History of. 
 
 Wm. Webster, 161 7. 
 Cure of Cares. Hen. Mason, 1627. — 
 
 of Old Age. Roger Bacon, 1683. — 
 
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 Cures without Care. M. Stanhope, 
 
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 Curia Baronis. See Gourt Baron. — 
 
 de Eecordo. See Gourt of Hundred. 
 
 — politisB. G. de Scudery. — sapi- 
 
 entise. /. Lrjdgate, 1481. 
 
CXJRINa 
 
 [ 
 
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 CYPRUS 
 
 Curing wounds in the head, Method of. 
 F. Arceus, 1588. 
 
 Curio, J. S. Pasquine in a trance, n.d., 
 [1566], H. 13s, I. 112; 1584, H. 
 13 s. n. 15.2. 
 
 Curiosa Arcana, [1700], IV. 118. 
 
 Curiosities. R. Basset, 1637. — Ad- 
 mirable. Richard Burton, 1681. — 
 Unheard of. /. Gaffarel, 1650. 
 
 Curl, E., Bookseller, 17 12, III. 109, 
 
 no; 1714,1. 197; i739>II- i44- 
 Curry-comb iEor a cock's comb, 1698, 
 
 n. 153. 
 Curse against Parliament Ale, [649, IE. 
 
 458. 
 
 Cursetors, Caveat or warning for com- 
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 Cursing and swearing, Christian ad- 
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 1629. 
 
 Curtain Lecture, A, 1637, 1638, H. 
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 Curteyue, Amos, Boolcseller, 1665, L 
 316; 1683, I. 139. 
 
 Curtis, Mrs, Jane, and others, L'Es- 
 trange a Papist proved by the deposi- 
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 Curtis, Langley, Bookseller, Ludgate 
 Hill, 1677, III. 120; 1678, H. 96, 
 I. 433, II. 203, 430, III. 199 ; 1679, 
 I. 89, II. ss8. III. 44, 78, 103, 120, 
 III. 16, 142 ; 1680, II. 43, 233, 315, 
 III. 306, IV. 149 ; 1681, 1. 358, III. 
 40, 170, IV. 122, 142, II, 487, 600; 
 1682, II. 203, 322, 363, 605, 632, 
 rV. 38; 1683, 1. 135, II. 367 ; 1684, 
 H. 391, II. 581, 640; 1689, II. 364, 
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 Curtius Eufus, History, trans, by /. 
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 III. 53, 1661, II. 153. — Life of Alex- 
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 Curwen, Alice, Eelation of, 1680, IV. 
 
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 Cusack, Geo. The Grand Pirate, 1674, 
 
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 Custom and Verity, Dialogue between. 
 
 T. Lovel, 1581. , 
 Customs, Proclamation for discovering 
 
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 in stealing, 1661, H. no. — and Ex- 
 
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 Custom-house, Eates of, 1561-2 ; 1670, 
 
 IL 5T2. 
 
 Custurier, John, Printer, 1636, 1. 439. 
 Cuthbert, St., Legend of. R. R, 1663, 
 
 I. 348. 
 Cuthbert and Eobert, Merry dialogue 
 
 between, 1639, II. 174. 
 Cutler, Sir G., and Lady M. Egerton, 
 
 Epithalamium on the marriage of. 
 
 A. Fraunce. 1633. 
 Cutler, R., Bookseller, Little Britain, 
 
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 Cutlers, Work for, 1615, III. 52. 
 Cutpurse, Moll. See Mary Frith. 
 Cutpurses, Caveat for, n.d., H. 135.— 
 
 The. Ballad, 1567-8,1!. 153. 
 Cutter of Coleman Street. A. Cowley, 
 
 1663. 
 Cutts, John Lord. La muse de Cava- 
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 Hopkins' "Victory of Death, 1698. 
 
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 Cutts' Self Conflict. J. Quarles, 1680. 
 Cutwode, T. Caltha Poetarura, 1599, 
 
 H. 13s, L 113, IL 154. 
 Cutworks, The true perfection of, 1597, 
 
 H. 447. 
 Cygnea Cantio. James I., 1629; J. 
 
 Leland, 1545. 
 Cyloman Plant, Some observations made 
 
 upon the. J. Mulline, 1695. 
 Cymon, Iphigenia, and Galesus. Boo- 
 
 caccio, n.d. 
 Oynegeticon. Gratius Faliseus, 1654, 
 Cynosura. N. Gross, 1670. 
 Cjrnthia. R. Bamfleld, 1595. 
 Cyphers, New book of. Gol. W. Par-' 
 
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 Cypress Garland. Hugh Holland, 1625. 
 
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 Cyprian. Of Discipline, 1675, II. 154^ 
 
 — Of the Mortality of Man, 1539,11,' 
 
 154. — Sermon on the Lord's Prayer, 
 
 1538, IL 686. 
 Cyprian Academy. R. Baron, 1648. 
 Cyprianic Age, Principles of this. J. S., 
 
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 Cyprianius Anglicus. P. Heylin, 167 1. 
 Cyprus and Candy, Discourse of, 1570, 
 
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CYRIL 
 
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 Cjrril. Confession of Faith, 1629, III. 
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 Cyrus, King of Persia, Wars of, 1594, 
 
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 Cyrus the Great. John Banks, 1696. 
 
 D. 
 
 D. Poems in Burlesque, 1692, III. 287. 
 
 D., Monsieur. Methode facile pour ap- 
 
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 D., B., and Wm. Lee, Booksdlers, 1621, 
 
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 D., C. L. Translated New predictions of 
 the fate of all Princes, &c., 1688, II. 
 
 495- 
 D., D. Scoto-Britannus, 1607, H. 136. 
 D., E. Translated A Letter f-roni the 
 
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 D., E. True relation of Case between 
 
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 D., E. Tindication of the Historio- 
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 D., E., L.L.G, Catholick Apology 
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 D., E., Boqlcseller, 1642, IV. 129. 
 D., F., Dedication in Bp. Gen-vais' Life 
 
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 D., Gt. Brief discovery of l>r. Allen's 
 
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 ■D., Or. JEsop's Fables in English Verse, 
 
 1630, IL 4. 
 D., G. Joannis Seldeni Epitaphium, 
 
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 D., G., and 0. E., Printers. See G. 
 
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 D., G., Printer, 1662, H. 38 ; 1665, IL 
 
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 D., H. Life of Jonathan Wild, 1725, 
 
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 D., I. A Hedgerow of Bushes, &c., 
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 D., L Translated Laws and Ordinances 
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 D., L A publication of Guiana's Plan- 
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 D., L Translated Calprened^s Hymen's 
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 D., I. Epigrams in Ovid's Elegies, 
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 D., L Poems in Melpomene, 1678, H. 
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 1673, III. 271; 1678, III. 97 j 
 1679, I. 244, 467 ; 1680, III. .154 ; 
 1681, II. 72, III. 267 ; 1686, L 92 ; 
 1687, IV. 8.8 ; 1689, III. 18, 120, 
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 D., M., Printer, 1664, IIL 39. 
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 D., N. Vertues of Coffee, 1663, H. 114, 
 
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 ,D., R. Translated Peirier's Mirror of 
 
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 D., E. Epitaph on death of Eich. Price, 
 
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 D., R. Satyre against SatsTes, 1680, 
 
 IIL 53- 
 D., R., Bookseller, 1682, I. 311. 
 D., R., Printer. See Roger Daniel. 
 D., S. Translated Don Garcia's Son of 
 
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 D., S., Bookseller, 1660, H. 454. 
 D., S., Printer, 1695, IV, 160; 1697, 
 
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 D., T. True Description of Victories of 
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 481. . ,,, , " 
 
 D., T., Printer, i6ig^ XL 536; 1620, 
 
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 498-' 
 
 D., Sir W. Contributed to Ac^deniiy 
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 D., W. Tragi-Comical History of 6ur 
 
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 D., W. Verses in J. Tatham's. Dis- 
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 D., W. ^sop's Fables, 12th Edit, 
 
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 D., W., and T. D., Bookseller^, 1675, 
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 Dacres, Lady, E. TopseU's Reward of 
 
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 P'Acugna, C. Voyages and Discoveries 
 
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 Daemonium Meridiannm. Chr. Fowler, 
 
 1655. 
 Daemonology. James L, 1597. Rich. 
 
 Silver, 1568. 
 DafBr, A Elixir Salutis, 1675, II. 
 
 iSS- 
 Dagger in Cheape, A fancie on the fall 
 
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 Dagon's downfall. Roger Grab, n.d. 
 D'AiUy, P. Meditacions, 1475, H- 
 
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 II. 156. m. S3. 
 
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 Dairy-Book for House wives, 1588, II. 
 
 56. 
 .Daklns, John, Bookseller, Holborn, 
 
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 Dakrua Basilika, D. Sauterius, 1629. 
 Dalary, J. Sur les lovanges . . . de 
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 Dalhousey, Wm., Earl of. The Gentle- 
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 Dalrymple, Sir David, Wm. Forbes 
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 II- 330- , ^ . 
 
 Damnable treason by a contagious 
 
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 Damoiselle : in R. Brome, Five New 
 
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 Dancing, Discourse against. G. Fdher- 
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 D'Ancre, Conchino de Conchini, Maie- 
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 Danderly Dyscaffe [? Distaff], 1565-6, 
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 Dandini, J. • Voyage to Mount Libanus, 
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 Dangers, Diurnal of. Thos. Jordan, 
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DANIEL 
 
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 Daniel, John. Songs for Lute, Viol, 
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 )aniel, John, Bookseller, 1663, II. 530. 
 
 )aiiiel, Mary, and T. EatclifF, Printers, 
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 )aniel, Rich. Copy-Book, 1664, III. 
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 )aniel, Roger, Bookseller, Angel, Lom- 
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 >aniel, Roger, Printer, Cambridge, 
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 Daniel; 1634, II. 342; 1640, H. 
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 245; 1641, II. 189, 282, 555, 623, 
 277; 1642, H. 401, I. 424, IL 98, 
 403, IV. 60; 1643, I. 70, II. 86, 
 506, IV. 97; 1645, I- 224; 1646, 
 H. 252, 492, I. 387, II. 265 ; 1647, 
 H. 401, II. 404; 1649, IV. 172; at 
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 365; 1656,1. 498 : 1657, I. 35, III. 
 
 10, 82; 1658, H. 691, II. 524; 
 1659, IL 465 ; 1660, I. 458; 1 66 1, 
 IV. 20 ; 1662, H. 472, I. 190, II. 
 136,670; 1663, IL 273; 1664, H. 
 175, L 254, IL 189; 1665, L 164; 
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 Daniel, R., Printer, 1690, III. 128. 
 
 Daniel, S. Works, 1601, H. 137 ; 
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 -York, 1595, H. 138, L 116; 1609, 
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 11. 157; 1621, 1626, II. 157; 1650, 
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 ,'138. — Dramatick Poems, 1635, H. 
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 ■ Earl of Devonshire, 1606, H. 139. — 
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 1613, I. 117. — Hymen's Triumph, 
 1615, H. 139. — ^^Order and cere- 
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 1 610, H. 139. —Panegy rick con- 
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 H. 138, I. 116. — Philotas, 1607, H. 
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 I. 116. — Queen's Arcadia, 1606, H. 
 139, II. 1 5 7. ^Religious Verses, 
 [1650], H. 139. — ^Vision of Twelve 
 Goddesses, 1604, H. 138. — Verses in 
 O. Edmunds' Commentaries on Caesar, 
 1609 ; P. Erondel's French Gardener, 
 1605; J. Florio's New World of 
 Words, 161 1 ; B. Guarini's II Pastor 
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 Daniel, Sam. P. Jovius' Rare Inven- 
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 DanieUs vindiciae. R. S., 1629, H. 
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 Daniell, T., and T. Ratcliffe, Printers, 
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 Daniels sifting in these our days, 1572, 
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 Danish and Swedish Armies, True and 
 perfect relation of the great fight be- 
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 Dane Encomium Angliae. J. Jaspar, 
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 Danseker the Dutchman, Song of, H. 
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 Danter, John, Printer, 1591, H. 404, 
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 466, 563, IL 139, 260, 312, 534, 
 622; 1593, H. 305, 392, 408, 413, 
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 317. 332, 368, 430. 5"' 596, 599. 
 667, 127 ; 1594, H- 29. 68, 226, 242, 
 341, 369. 386, 39°. 414. 464, 547. 
 659, L 261, IL 6, 40, 45, 169, 214, 
 246, 368, 379, 387, 392, 566, 568, 
 590, 614, 658; 159s, H. 56, 100, 
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 Hxatas printed, 1640, III. 69. 
 
 Danverd, J. The Royal Oak, 1660, I. 
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 Danvers, H. Sentences selected out of 
 
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 Danvers, Sir John, Letter to, by G. 
 
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 Daplm-Amaryllis. D. Hume, 1605. 
 Daphne, Pleasant new Ballad of, H. 351. 
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 Creech, 1709, III. 50 
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 Longus, 1720. G. Thornley, 1657. 
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 Darby, Clement, Boohseller, 1659, H. 
 
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 Darby, John, Printer, 1667, III. 311 ; 
 
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 1682, II. 153 1686, II. 658; 1698, 
 
 IV. 85; i6gg, in BartJiolometo Close, 
 
 11. 599 ; 1704, III. 232 51719, I. 32. 
 
 Darby, J., Bookseller, 1726, I. 15. 
 
 Darcie, Ab. Frances, Duchess Dowager 
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 H. 140, III. 287. — Honour's True 
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 Darcy, Sir Arthur. C. Langf.on's 
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 Darcy, Conyers, A. Cooper^s Stratologia, 
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 Darcy, Edw., T. Weelkes' Ballets and 
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 Darcy, Sir Geo., Anatomy of Atheism, 
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 Darell, Mistress Phillip, W. Baldwin's 
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 Dares f hrygius. Destruction of Troy, 
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 Daret, Mons., Plate by, in P. Aubin's 
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 D'Arfeville, N. Navigation, 1583,14 ■ 
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 D'Argences. La Comtesse de Salis- 
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 Darien. Congratulatory Poem on safe 
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 Enquiry into the causes of the mis- 
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 Dariot, C. Astrological Judgeraeiitiof 
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 Darius, King of Persia, Pleasant recital 
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 Darius, The tent of, explained. M. 
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 Darker, Sam., Printer, Exeter, 1698, 
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 Darker, S., and S. Farley, Printers, 
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 Darkin, John, and others. Kews from 
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 Darley, Lord, Doleful Ditty of. H. C, 
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 Darling, Thos. See J. Darrell : Detec- 
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 Darlow, !^r. G. Markham's English 
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 Damley, Hen. Stuart, Lord. Verses, 
 
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 Dartford Heath, Humble Address of 
 
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 Dartmouth, Geo., Earl of, H. HigderCs 
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 D'Aumale, Due. Discomfiture, 1589, 
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 Daunce, J. Fair Maid of the West, 
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 Daunois, Mdme. Le Comte du War- 
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 Daus, J. Translated J. Sleidan's Chro- 
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 D'Avanzati, B. Scisma d'lnghUterra, 
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 Davenant, Charles. Circe, 1677, 1685, 
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 Davenant, Dr. Apology for the ancient 
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 1651, H. 142. — History of Sir 
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 I_ 118. — Love and Honour, 1649, 
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 1648, H. 141, I. 118. — On the 
 inconstancy of Women, H. 142. — 
 Panegyrick to General Monck, 1659, 
 H. 142. — Poem upon His Majesty's 
 return, 1660, H. 142, I. 118.— Sal- 
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 of Ehodes, Part L, r6s6, H. 142. 
 Part IL, 1663, H. 142. Complete, 
 1659, 1670, IL 159.— Temple of 
 Love, 1634, H. 141.— The Man's the 
 Master, 1669, H. 142, IL 159. — The 
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 118; 1665, II. 159. — The Eivals, 
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 — To the Knights, &c., of the Ho. 
 of Commons, 1641, H. 141.— Tri- 
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 H. 141,1. 118. — Unfortunate Lovers, 
 1643,11. 158. — Two Excellent Plays, 
 1665, II. 159. — Verses in Fables of 
 JEsop, J. bgilby, 1651 ; V. Mal- 
 vezzi's Eomulus and Tarquin, 1638 ; 
 M. Wills, Poematum liber, 1660. — 
 His voyage to the other world. B. 
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 168. — Letter to. Sir John Suckling, 
 1629, H. 583. — The King's Commis- 
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 Davenport, Sir IL, Articles of Accusa- 
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 Davenport, J. Witches of Hunting- 
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 Davenport, Rob. A Crown for a Con- 
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 I. 118. — King John and Matilda, 
 1655, H. 142 ; 1662, 1. 119. — Poems, 
 H. 142. — Survey of the Sciences, H. 
 142.— The City Night-Cap, 1661, H. 
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 The T. D., author of The Bloody 
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 Davenport, E., Printer, i66i, II. 73; 
 1665, H. 578, IIL 262. 
 
 Daventry, Letter concerning the yield- 
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 Davers, J., Secrets of Angling by \1] 
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 Davidson, Thos. Cantus, Songs and 
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 Davidson, Thos., Printer, Edinbur^, 
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 Davie, Hen., /. Roberts' Great Yar- 
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 Davie, S. End and Confession of Thos. 
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 Davies, E. Art of War, 1619, II. 159- 
 
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 the State of Ireland, 16 13, I. 120. — 
 Exact Abridgment of Books of Re- 
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 1652, IV. 128. — Hymns of Astraea, 
 1589, H. 143. — Nosce Teipsum, 
 1599, H. 143, I. 120; 1602, 1608, 
 1 6 19, 1622, H. 143. — Utinam, 
 &o., 1591, I. 120. — Orchestra, 1596, 
 H. 143.— -Eeason's Moane : in Rob. 
 Mason's Eeason's Academy, 1605. — 
 Sir Martin Mar-People : his Collar 
 of Esses, 1590, H. 143. — Work for 
 none but Angels and Men, 1653, 
 1658, H. 143. — Le premier report 
 des Cases, &c., 1615, II. 160; 1628, 
 I. 120. — Verses in W. B.'s Philoso- 
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 Eglogue, 16 14; W. Browne's Shep- 
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 Davies, John, of Kidwelly, Edited J. de 
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 198. — Translated E. D'Aranda's His- 
 tory of Algiers, 1666. D. Blondel's 
 Sibyls, 1 66 1. Calprenede's Hymen's 
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 The Ceremonies of the Vacant See, 
 1671,1.494. DelaChambre'sAMiaw 
 to know men, 1665. History of the 
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 G. Naude's History of Magic, 1657. 
 Observations on Poems of Homer 
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 J)avies, John, of Hereford. Bien Venu, 
 1606, H. 144. — Forty-three Epi- 
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 1605, I. 119. — Microcosmos, 1603, 
 H. 144, I. 119; 1605, I. 119. — Mi- 
 nim in modum, 1602, H. 144. — 
 Muses' Tears for the loss of their 
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 for Paper Persecutors, 1624, I. 120; 
 
 1625, H. 145. — Scourge of Folly, 
 [1611], H. 144. — Select second hus- 
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 1 616, H. 144. — Solomon's Pest- 
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 The Holy Rood, 1609, H. 144.— The 
 Muses' Sacrifice, 1612, H. 144.— 
 Verses under portrait of Q. Elizabeth, 
 
 1614, H. 145. — Wits' Bedlam, 1617, 
 H 145. — Wits' Pilgrimage, [1605], 
 H. 144, I. 119. — Writing School- 
 master, 1620, II. 160 ; 1648, H. 145 ; 
 1663, 1667, H. 145, III. 228. — 
 — Verses in W. Browne's Britannia's 
 Pastorals, 16 16. T. Deckel's Lant- 
 horne and Candlelight, 1608. The 
 Musea' Sacrifice, 1612, II. 687. /. 
 (3i«47Ztm's Display of Heraldry, 1610. 
 J. Melton's Six-fold Politician, 1609. 
 T. Bavenscroffs Charactering, 16 14. 
 Capt. J. Smith's Disc, of New Eng- 
 land, 1 6 16. J. Taylors Urania, 
 
 1615. R. Vemghan's Water- works, 
 1 6 10. Oeo. Wither' s Works, 1620. 
 
 Davies, John, jSL T. D. Antiquse Lin- 
 gusB Brit, rudimenta, 1621, I. 120; 
 1632, il. 160. 
 
 Davies, John, M.D. Translated /. 
 Torriano's Vocabulario, 1688, II. 
 600. Sanctorius, Medicina Statica, 
 1676. 
 
 Davies, John, of Merioneth. Epicede 
 in Sir W. Vaughan's Erotopaignion, 
 1598. 
 
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 metic, yd'jS, ded. to. 
 
 Davies, Mary. Narrative of a strange 
 and wonderful old woman, 1676, H. 
 
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 Davies, Rich. Funeral Sermon on 
 
 Earl of Essex, 1577, I. 120. 
 Davies, Rich. Chester's Triumph, 16 10, 
 
 H. 145. 
 Davies, Sir Thos., lord Mayor. Lon- 
 don's Triumph. Thos. Jordan, 1676. 
 
 — Rich. Wallis, London's Armory, 
 
 1677, ded. to. 
 Davies, Thos. The loth Worthy, 1658, 
 
 H. 145- 
 Davies, T., Bookseller, 1656, IL 443; 
 
 1681, IL 90, 363. 
 Davies, W., Bookseller, 1681, II. 134; 
 
 1684, in Amen Corner, II. 26. 
 
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DAVILA 
 
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 Davila, H. C. Civil Wars of France, 
 
 1647, lEL §6. 
 Davis, Ann, Trial of Mary Compton 
 
 and, 1693, 11. 488. 
 Davis, C, Bookseller, Paternoster Bow, 
 
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 Davis, E., Bookseller, 1662, I. 16. 
 Davis, Jas., BoolcseUer, Greyhound, Si. 
 
 Paul's €h.-yd., 1660, L 371; 1662, 
 
 H. SI.S- 
 
 Davis, Sir John. England's Inde- 
 pendeney, 1674, III. 39. 
 
 Davis, Sir John. See Davies. 
 
 Davis, John. The "World's Hydro- 
 graphical Description, 1593, II. 160. 
 
 Davis, John, A Great Discovery, re- 
 lated by, 164a:, IIL 103. 
 
 Davis, J., Printer, 1642, H. 244. 
 
 Davis, Mr., Murdered. Trial of Cap. 
 Langston and ethers, 1663, IIL 146. 
 
 Davis, E. Hymns, 1694, L 481. 
 
 Davis, Kich., Bookseller, <Oxford, 1652, 
 
 I. 407 ; 1653, 1. 262 ; 165s, IV. 32 ; 
 1658, IL 390, 438; 1660, II. 61, 
 626, 650, III. 258; 1663, I. 231, 
 280, II. 396; 1664, 1. 221, II. 504; 
 1665, II. 288, 368, III. 182; 1666, 
 
 II. 585, III. 22, 133; 1667, H. 629, 
 
 III. 181; 1668, I. 178; 1670, II. 
 585; 1672, II. 52, III. 208; 1674, 
 1- 43. 456, HI. 83, 22; 1679, II. 
 469; 1680, II. 125; 1682, II. 187, 
 A. 201; 1683, IIL 22. 
 
 Davis, T., Bookseller, Fleet St., n.d., 
 
 II. 203. 
 Davis, T., and T. Sadler, Booksellers, 
 
 Bible, nr. North Door of St. Paul's, 
 
 i6'6o, II. 278. 
 Davis, W., Bookseller, 1704, IV. 86. 
 Davis, Walter, Bookseller, 1680, IIL 
 
 80; 1681, H. 132; 1682, L 279, II. 
 
 311 ; in Amen Corner, 509, 554, 641, 
 
 653, IIL 66, 314; 1685, L 394, IL 
 
 118; 1687, IL 285. 
 Davis, William, Bookseller, 1701, I. 
 
 479- 
 Davison, Fr. Anagrammata, 1603, H. 
 
 146, IIL 56. — Gray's Inn Mask, 
 
 1594, H. 145. — Poems, 1621, H. 
 
 145. — Poetical Khapsody, 1602, H. 
 
 144, I. 120; 1608, H. 144, II. 160; 
 
 161 1, H. 144. 
 Davison, Peter, R. Linch's Fountain 
 
 of Ancient Fiction, 1599, ded. to. 
 
 Davison, Secretary, and others, W. 
 
 De Bellay's Instructions for the Wars 
 
 1589, ded. to. — Profitable Instiftic- 
 
 tions, 1633, L 231. 
 Davison, Wm. Philosophia Pyro- 
 
 toehnica, 1640, IV. 134. 
 Davy, Felli Mc Eeeah Mack, News 
 
 from Lough-foyle, of Eebellion of, 
 
 1608, H. 292. 
 Davy, Mich. Miscellanies, 1669; IE. 
 
 56. 
 Davy, S. Heaven realized^ 1670, I. 
 
 120.. 
 Davy Dycar's Dream. T. CJmrehyard, 
 
 n.d. 
 Dawe, Jack. Prognostication, 1623, 
 
 H. 485. ■ • 
 
 Dawes, Geo., Bookseller, 1666, IL 509; 
 1675, II- 66, IV. 144. 
 
 Dawks, J., Printer, 1697, I. 70, III. 
 49; 1702, I. 291. 
 
 Dawks, Capt. Eichard, True Eelation 
 of brave exploit of. N. Payiie, 1642. 
 
 Dawks, Thos., Printer, 1675, HI- 253; 
 1679, 248; 1680, IV. 76; 1681, 
 IV. 162. 
 
 Dawlman, Eobt., Bookseller, 1643, m- 
 168. 
 
 Dawson, Eph., and Thos. Dowae, BooJc- 
 sellers, 16 16, I. 176. 
 
 Dawson, Eph., Bookseller, 1629-30, IL 
 108 J 1636, II. 604. 
 
 Dawson, Geo., Printer, 16 ^g, II. 403. 
 
 Dawson, Gertrude, Printer, 1649, I. 
 47, 300, IV. 61 ; 1650, H. 553, IL 
 240; 1651, IL 552, IV. 95, 1S9; 
 1652, IV. 81; 1653, A. 260, III 
 301; 1654, IV. 52; 165s, IL459; 
 1656, n. 259, 389, 524, 427, IIL 
 158; 1657, L 448; 1658, IIL 113; 
 1659, I. 245 ; 1661, IIL 251. 
 
 Dawson, G., BooJcseller, 1664, I. 441 ; 
 1685, IV. 158. 
 
 Dawson, John, Printer, 1621, H. 5'i, I. 
 439, 170; 1622, IL 482, IIL 85, 
 95, 107, 117, 119, 174, 175, 184, 
 227; 1623, IL 250; 1624, L 23,67, 
 II. 269; 1625, H. 403, I. 398, IIL 
 30, 164; 1626, I. 154; 1627, IL 
 685; 1628, L 398] 1632, L 413, 
 IL 10, IIL 214; 1633, IL 262; 
 1637, H. 654, IL 187; 1638, H 
 126, 262, 412, I. 207, 105, 177 
 452, TL 613 ; 1639, L 291, 302, 347 
 
DAWSON 
 
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 ]' 
 
 DAYE 
 
 441,. II. 633, 659, IV. 76 ; 1640, 
 III. 231, H, 75, L 385 ; 1641, H. 
 5h S3> I- ". lil- 23; 1642, H. 75, 
 
 I. 67; 1643, I. 29; 1644, II. 181, 
 481, III. 17 ; 1646, 1. 294; 1648, 1. 
 
 32- 
 Dawson, Jos., and others. Trials, 1696, 
 
 II. 648. 
 
 Dawson, Mary, Printer, 1635, II. 507 ; 
 1636, II. 250, 604. 
 
 Dawson, Eich. Address and Remon- 
 strance, 1 66 1, III. 56. 
 
 Dawson, Tlios. Good Housewife's 
 Jewell, 1596, H. 146, I. 120; 1610, 
 1. 120. PartlL, 1585, 1. 120; 1597, 
 H. 146, 1. 120; 1606, I. 120. 
 
 Dawson, Thos., Printer, 1547, H. 56, 
 11. 205 ; 1578, H. 206, I. 482, II. 
 222; 1579, H. 32, 233, 424, 516, 
 692, I. 28, II. 225, III. 29, 133; 
 1580, H. 229, I. 62; 1581, H. 184, 
 II. 424; 1582, H. 37, 188, 19s, 210, 
 357, 1. 230, 256; 1583, H. 156, IV. 
 180; 1584, H. 360, III. 73; 1585, 
 II. 51, 424; 1586, H. 233, II. 193; 
 1587,11. 222, IV. 32; 1588,1V. 17; 
 1589, H. 447; 1590, H. 448; 1591, 
 
 H. 557, IL 717. I- 159; 1592, I. 
 ■407, II. 123; 1593, II. 160; 1594, 
 H. 390, II. 549 j 1596, II. 328; 
 1598, II. 250; 1599, H. 580, 334; 
 1602, H. 109 ; 1603, II. 351 ; 1607, 
 H. 146; 1608, III. 166; 1613, H. 
 505 ) 1615, 1- 408; 1617, H. 267. 
 
 Dawson, T., Printer, 1642, III. 33. 
 
 Day, Angel. Daphnis and Chloe, H. 
 146. — English Secretary, 1586, H. 
 146; 1595, 1599, II. 160; 1614, 
 IV. 28.— Life and Death of Sir 
 
 ■ Philip Sydney, 1586,1!. 146. — Won- 
 derful Strange sights in London, 
 
 ■■ 1585,11. 146. — Verses before 2Ve?na's 
 Nemio, 1595, H. 146. 
 
 Day, Jas. New Spring of Divine Poetry, 
 1537, H. 146. 
 
 Day, John. Blind Beggar of Bethnal 
 Green, 1659, H. 147. — Elegy on John 
 Tatham, I. 418. — Humour out of 
 Breath, 1608, R 146. — Isle of Guls, 
 1606, H. 146, III. 56 ; 1633, H. 146, 
 II. 160. — Law Tricks, 1608, H. 146. 
 -^Parliament of Bees, 1641, H. 147. 
 — Peregrinatio Scholastiea, II. 6S7. 
 —Travels of Three English Brothers, 
 
 1607, H. 146, I. 121. — The Eeturn 
 
 from Parnassus, 1606, attributed to, 
 
 H. 470. — and T. Decker, Guy of 
 
 "Warwick, 1619-20, II. 160. 
 
 Day, John, Printer, at the Resurrection, 
 
 a little above Holhorn Conduit, 1547, 
 
 II. 611; with W. Seres, 1547, II. 
 
 425,1V. 24; 1548, H. 228,476, 631, 
 
 63, 132, 5o°> I- 323, 487, IL no, 
 
 279, 609, 686, IV. 57; 1549, IL 
 
 119, IV. 16; 1550, H. 382, II. 298, 
 
 in. 8, IV. 8. Alone, 1550, H. 34; 
 
 155^. H. 55, L 32; 1553, H. 23, L 
 
 473,1186; 1556, H. 7,11 yoi.atAl- 
 
 dersgate; 1557, L 143, IL 326, 356, 
 
 493. IV. 70; 1558, H. 7, IL 299, 
 
 429; 1559. n. 153, 519, A 166; 
 
 1560, H. 105, 441, IL 77, 562, IIL 
 
 167 ; 1561, H. 342, 425, IL 708, A 
 
 165; 1 562, IL 246, in. 135, L 405; 
 
 1563, H. 105, 1564, IL 614, IIL 
 
 141 ; 1565, H. 105, 11. 208, 491, 
 
 581; 1566, L 345. n. 582; 1568, 
 
 H. 625, II. 250, 402, III. 170; 1569, 
 
 H. 390, 424, L 405, IL 41, 121, 402, 
 
 493, 581, IIL 178; 1570, H. 15,45, 
 
 61, 410, 424, 530, II. 18, 208, 225, 
 
 356, 581, 711, IIL 178; 1571, H. 
 
 IS. 653, L 57, 141, n. 124, IIL 
 
 281, IV. 139, A. 104; 1572. H- 343. 
 
 L 227, IL 67, 68, 430; 1573, H. 
 
 442, IL 163, 296 ; 1574. 11- 76. IIL 
 
 8, IV. 82; i575,IL4i4,in. 8, 170; 
 
 1576, H. 209, IL 225; iS77,H. 245, 
 
 L 152, IL 20; 1578, L 405, IL 35, 
 
 IIL 229, 306, H. 544; 1579. H. 
 
 137. n. 330, 694, IIL 82 ; 1581, H. 
 
 155, 24s, 209, IL 698; 1582, L 405; 
 
 1583,0. 225,581, IV.80; 1584,10. 
 
 135; n.d., H. 9, 34, 130. 362, 562, 
 
 L 53, 282, 418, 440, IL 17, 27, 415, 
 
 429, IIL 51, IV. 8, 38. 
 
 Day, John, Bookseller, at Guildhall-Gate, 
 1629, I. 432. 
 
 Day, Eichard, translated /. Fox's Christ 
 Jesus Triumphant, 1579. 
 
 Day, Eichard, Printer, at Aldersgate, 
 1578, IL 199 ; 1579, IL 199, L 10 ; 
 1585, H. 496, L 405, 475, IL 20; 
 1590, IIL 202; 1595, H. 24s, 
 IL 581, 698; 1597, L 479. II. 
 225. 
 
 Daye, Stephen, Printer, at Camhridge, 
 New England, 1640, II. 503. 
 
DAY 
 
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 DEATH 
 
 Day, Wm. Contributed to Vita et 
 obitus H. et C. Brandoni, 155.1. 
 
 Day and Night, Dialogue between, 
 
 1565, H. 159. — fatality. John Gib- 
 
 . bon, 1686. — of Doom, 1666, 1673, I. 
 
 121 . — of Judgement's Model. Lady 
 
 K D. Audley, 1646. 
 
 Days. De cursione lune, [1530], H. 147. 
 — of the week, Nature and disputa- 
 tion of, 1540, H. 147. 
 
 Deacon, B., Bookseller, Angel, Gilt-spur 
 St., [i6go], I. 68; 1699, II. 327; 
 1703, II. 703, III. 196 J 1704, H. 
 305 ; n.d., II. 224. 
 
 Deacon, John. Nobody is my name, 
 II. 160, H. 421. — Tobacco tortured, 
 
 . 1616, H. 147. — Verses in It. Edlyn's 
 Observationes Astrologicse, [1658]. 
 
 Deacon, John, and J. Walker. Dia- 
 logical Discourses, 1601, I. 121. 
 Survey of Dialogical Discourses by 
 J. Darrell, 1602. — Summary Answer 
 to Master Darrell, 1601, I. 121. 
 Reply by J. Darrell, 1602. 
 
 Deacon, John, Angel, Gilt-spur St., 
 [1670], I. ko2 ; 1676, I. 485 ; 1680, 
 H. 377; 1682, II. 596, III. 113; 
 1683, I. 216; 1685, H. 219; 1687, 
 H. 365, 509, I. 481 ; 1689, H. 220, 
 II. 673 ; 1690, 1. 391, II. 242 ; 1694, 
 H. 685; 1696, H.. 153; 1700, II. 
 690; n.d., H. 38, 47, 154, 157, 158, 
 162, 192, 193, 201, 220, 316; 354, 
 376, 424, 477, 538, 540, 541, 571, 
 I- 393. 466, III. 244, 245, 248, 279. 
 
 Deacon, M., Boolcseller, Harse-shoe, 
 Giltspur St., [1700], I. 364. 
 
 Deacon, R., Bookseller, n.d., H. 22. 
 
 Deacon, S., Boolcseller, Angel, Giltspur 
 St., [1700], I 266. 
 
 Dead, News from the, 1651, H. 433. — 
 Man's fortune, The, H. 466. — Man's 
 Song, H. 147. — Man's Testament. 
 T. Wood. — Terme. TJios. Decker, 
 1608. 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Man's Tutor. G. Dal- 
 gamo, 1680.- — man, The talking. /. 
 G. Amman, 1693. 
 
 Deal, Burning of: in The Prince's 
 Standard, &c., 1649, HI- 38. 
 
 Deane, Edm. Spadacrene Anglica, 
 1626, I. 121. /. Taylor's Spada- 
 crene Anglica, 1649, U- 549- 
 
 Dean, Gabriel, Confession of : in A 
 
 Warning to Bad Wives, 1678, II 
 587- 
 
 Dean, H. Art of Legerdemain, [1720! 
 II. 161. ^' 
 
 Dean, H., Bookseller, n.d.. III. 67. 
 
 Dean, Jas., Bookseller, in Oranborn 
 St., 1684, II. 431 ; 1685, It 562. 
 
 Deane, John, Printer and Boolcseller, 
 at Temple Bar, 1602, 1. 373, H. 521 ; 
 1603, H. 326 ; 1605, H. 521 ; 1607, 
 H. 522; 1608,11.12; 1609,11.521, 
 523; 1613, H. 523; 1616, I. 306; 
 1619, H. 521, III. 214 — iiHth Thos. 
 Baily, 1620, H. 524. 
 
 Deane, John, and J. Browne, Booltr 
 sellers, 1601, H. 58, 695. 
 
 Deane, Eichard, Lord Mayor ; T. Dea 
 Aer's Britannia's Honor, 1628. 
 
 Deane, Gen. Eich., Elegy on death of. 
 Josiah Rieraft, 1653. — Elegiac Me- 
 morial. Th. Tw., 1653. — and others. 
 Eelation of Engagement of the Fleet 
 under, 1653, II. 137.— List of the 
 Navy at Sea, under, 1653, ,11. 412. 
 
 Deane, Wm., struck dead with a thunder- 
 bolt : in A strange and wonderful 
 Eelation, [1651], A. 270. 
 
 Deane, Wm., Eobert, and Margaret. 
 Cruelty punished; or Eelation of 
 inhumanity of, 1677, II. 197. ' 
 
 Deans, Abolition of, II. 459. 
 
 Dearth, Ballad of, 1586, IL 34. 
 
 Dearth of grain, &c.. Orders for preveiit- 
 ing and remedying of, 1608, III. 124. 
 
 Death and Doctor Eob. Wyld, Dia- 
 logue between, H. 656. — and eternity, 
 Sweet thoughts of, /. L. de Serve, 
 1632. — and fate. Ironical Expostula- 
 tion with. John Taylor, i64S.—^Tid. 
 youth. Dialogue between, 1563-4, II. 
 173.— Book of, [1550], IIL ,57,— 
 Cogitations upon. W. Dunhar,i6&j. 
 — Comfortable exhortation against ' 
 the chances of. Urasmus, 1553.— 
 Contemplatio mortis. Uarl of Man- 
 chester, 1631. — Court of. John 
 Dennis, 1695. — Daily exercise and 
 experience of. R. Whitford, n,d. 
 — Dance and song of, H. 147. — 
 Defence of. P. de Mornaye, 1577. 
 — dissected. Thos. Jordan, 1664. — 
 Doctrinal of, IV. 29. — in a new 
 dress. S. Ford, 1666. — Meditations 
 of. B. Paget, 1639. — Memory of, 
 
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 1578, II. 161. — Merry devise of, 
 
 1579, IL 161. — Meditations. F. 
 Quarles, 1646. — Most fruitful Trea- 
 
 ^ tise of, IV. 57. — Of. Jas. Cole, 1629. 
 ■ — Preparation for, 1690, II. 161. — 
 Preservative against. Sir Thos. Elyot, 
 1545. — Keady way to prevent sudden. 
 L. Price, 1655. — Eemember. J. 
 Awdeley, 1549. — Treatise upon. N. 
 Campbell, 1635. — Treatise of. Wm. 
 Murray, 1631. — triumphant. Ger- 
 vase Marlcham, 162 1. — Victory of. 
 G. Hopkins, 1698. — Weapon of de- 
 fence against sudden. L. Price, 
 1656. 
 
 Death-bed prayers, [1484], IL 492. 
 
 Death's advantage little regarded. W. 
 Harrison and W. Leigh, 1602. — 
 alarum. J. Whitefoote, 1656. — dance, 
 H. 147. — general proclamation. V. 
 Leigh, 1561. — merry answer to the 
 isong of the Soldier, 1583, II. 568. 
 — uncontrollable summons, H. 147. 
 
 Debate between Heralds of England 
 and France. John GoJce, 1550. 
 
 Debauchedness and drinking healths. 
 Letters occasioned by the Proclama- 
 tion against, [1660], L 121. 
 
 Debauchee, The. Aphra Behn, 1677. 
 
 Debauchery and profaneness. Vindica- 
 tion of an undertaking for suppress- 
 ing, 1692, I. 122. — Specimen of a 
 Declaration against, [1660, not 1691], 
 II. 646. 
 
 Debt, Imprisonment of men's bodies for, 
 1641, III. 296.. — Petition against im- 
 
 :' prisonment of men's bodies for, 1622, 
 
 in. 124. 
 
 Debtor and Creditor. Jas. Peel, 1569. 
 Debtors' Apology. Thos. Jordan, 1 644. 
 Debtors, M. Pitt's Cry of the Oppressed, 
 
 1691. 
 Decameron. G. Boccaccio, 1620. 
 Decameron Physiologicum. T. Hohbes, 
 
 1678. 
 Decayed Intelligence, Restitution of. 
 
 S. Verstegan, 1605. 
 Deceased Maiden Lover, II. 351. 
 Deceit of "Women, H. 674, III. 270. 
 Deceiver deceived. Mary Pix, 1698. 
 December 29, 1 659. Alamode of Paris, 
 
 IL 179. 
 Decemviratus Arrogatus, Tragoed,ia. T. 
 
 Dempster, 16 13. 
 
 Decermina quaedam philosophica, 1629, 
 IV. 164. 
 
 Decker, Thos. A Knight's conjuring, 
 1707, H. 149. — ^A Strange Horse 
 race, 1613, H. 150. — Batchelor's 
 Banquet, 1603, 1604, 1630, 1660, 
 1661, H. 148; 1677, H. 148, IL 162. 
 — Belman of London, 1608, H. 149, 
 II. 162 ; 1616, 1640, II. 162. — 
 Britannia's Honor, 1628, I. 122. — 
 Canaan's Calamity, 1598, 1604, 161 7, 
 1618, 1625,1. 122; 1677,111. 57. 
 'Crispinus,' in B. Jonson's Poetaster, 
 1602. — Dead Terms, 1608, H. 150. 
 — English Villanies, 1638, 1640,. 
 1648, H. 149; Part IL 1632, IL 
 162. — Four Birds of Noah's Ark, 
 1609, H. 150. — Girl's Horn Book, 
 1609, H. 150. See C. Vincents 
 Young Gallant's Academy, 1674, H. 
 631. — ^^His Devise, 1603, H. 148. — 
 His Dream, 1620, H. 151. — Honest 
 Whore, 1604, 1605, 161 5, 161 6, H. 
 148 ; 1635, H. 148, 1. 122. Part IL 
 1630, H. 148, III. 57. — If it be not 
 good the DevU is in it, 1612, H. 150. 
 — Jests to make you merry, 1607, 
 H. 147. — Lanthorne and Candle- 
 light, 1608, IL 688; 1609, H. 145, 
 149. — London's Tempe, 1629, III. 
 57. — Magnificent Entertainment of 
 K. James, 1604, H. 148, I. 122. — 
 Match me in London, 1631, I. 122. 
 — News from HeU, 1606, H. 149. — 
 per se 0, 1612, H. 149. — Old Eor- 
 tunatus, 1600, H. 147. — Owles' Al- 
 manack, 1618, H. 151. — Penny wise 
 pound foolish, 1631, H. 453, I. 122, 
 II. 467. — Ravens Almanack, 1609, 
 H. 150. — Rod for Runaways, 1625, 
 H. 151. The Runaway's Answer, 
 1625, H. 461. — Satiro-Mastix, 1602, 
 H. 148. — Shoemaker's Holiday, 1600, 
 H. 148; 1618, II. 162. — Seven 
 deadly sins of London, 1606, H. 148 ; 
 1609, H. 149. — The Artillery Gar- 
 den, 1616, H. 151, IL 162.— The 
 Double P. P., 1606, H. 149.— The 
 Wonderful Year, 1603, H. 148. — 
 Troia-Nova Triumphans, 1612, H. 
 150. — Villanies discovered by Lant- 
 horn and Candlelight, 1616, 1620, 
 H. 149.— Wars, Wars, Wars, 1628, 
 H. 151. — Whore of Babylon, 1607, 
 
DECKERS 
 
 [ 2M ] 
 
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 H. 149. — Wonder of a Kingdom, 
 1636, I. 122. — Work for Armourers, 
 1609, H. 150. — and J. Ford and 
 W. Rowley. The Witch of Ed- 
 monton, 1658, H. 525, I. 658. — and 
 J. Day. Guy of Warwick, 1619-20, 
 II. 160. — and J. Ford. The Sun's 
 Darlinp;, 1656, H. 208, I. 164; 
 1657,11.208. — and B. Jonson. Page 
 of Plymouth, 1599, H. 306. — and 
 F. Massinger. The Virgin Martyr, 
 i62'2, 1631, H. 383, II. 388; 1651, 
 II. 5SS.— and T. Middieton. The 
 Bioaring Girl, 1611, H. 212, 393,,III. 
 160. — and J, Webster. Sir Thos. 
 Wyat, 1607, 1612, H. 646. — Verses 
 jn R. Brome's Northern Lass, 1632. 
 N. Oceffetieau's Maiden of Confolens, 
 1603. A. Munday's History of Con- 
 folens, 1604. Palmerin of England, 
 Part III. 1602. /. Taylofs tJrania, 
 1 61 5. Windsor Drollery, 1672. 
 
 Deckers, E. Edited P. Barbette's 
 Practice, 1675. 
 
 Declaratio Causarum, 1589, II. 194. 
 
 Declaration of the King concerning, the 
 observation of his Edicts, 1589, I. 
 168. — of the Eecorder of London, 
 Effect of, 1570, n. 356. —of the 
 Lords and Commons for new Loans, 
 1642, II. 711. — of the Queen Mother 
 of the most Christian King, 1639, 
 IIL 86. 
 
 Declarations and pleadings in English. 
 R. Brownloio, 1653. 
 
 Declaring the good zeal and towardness 
 of men's hearts to all vertue, 1565-6, 
 II. 30. — the unsteadfastness of our 
 life, 1578, II. 32. — the ygry true 
 way, &C., 1566, IL 31.— what dis- 
 cord doth rise, &c., 1565-6, II. 30. 
 
 Declensions with the plain exposition. 
 /. Radius Ascensius, [1520]. 
 
 Declinatour, The, 1639, II. 538. 
 
 Decoisnon, D. Translated Chevreau, 
 Mirror of Fortune, 16,75. 
 
 Decoy Duck, 1642, I. 122. By Bp. [ 
 John Williams, 1642. 
 
 Dedekindus, F. School of Slovenrie, 
 1605, H. 151. 
 
 Dee, John. Letter, Discourse Apolo- 
 getical, 1599, I- 123- — Letter, Nine 
 years since, 1603, H. 151. — Mona's 
 Hieroglyphica, 1564, H. 163. — 
 
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 IL 455- .;> 
 
 Defenslo Legis. Fabian Philip, 
 
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 Defoe, D. K. William's Affection to the 
 
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 Defraud of Creditors, Against di^osi- 
 
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 Delamain. The Making . ,. . a hori- 
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 De la Mere, Lord. The late Lord 
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 Delapeend, Thos. Translated Bi^^iot^ 
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 Delaram, F, Portrait of Prince Charles, 
 
DELAUNE 
 
 [ "S 1 
 
 DELPHI 
 
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 • 309. Geo. Wither, in Q. Wither's 
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 ■ Engraved Title to 'H. Peaeham's Com- 
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 Delaune, Hen. nAXPiKON as2pon, 
 
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 Delaune, Thos. Anglise Metropolis, 
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 Delaval, Lady Eliz., E. Settlers Pastor 
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 Delaware, Lord, Kelation of, 161 1, II. 
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 De la Warr, Earl, A. Laurentius, Pre- 
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 Delectable demands and pleasant ques- 
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 Delft Printers. J. Fasnicolius, 1601. 
 B. Schincldey, 1578. Michael Stael, 
 
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 'De]fb printed, 1641, H. 629; 1632, II. 
 262. 
 
 Delgasto, Capt.' Joyful New Tidings 
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 IV. S2. 
 
 Delia. S. Daniel, 1594. 
 
 Delia and Eosamond. S. Daniel, 1594. 
 
 Delicise Poetarum Scotorum. A. Jon- 
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 Delight and Pastime. G. M., 1697. 
 
 Delightful News for all Loyal Subjects, 
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 Delights for Ladies. Sir IT. Piatt, 
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 DeliiKiueiits, Order of L. and C. for all 
 
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 . Orders and ordinances concerning 
 
 'I *equestring the Estates of, II. 456. 
 -—Several Votes of the Commons 
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 Delinctuent's Pasport, 1657-8, I. 123. 
 
 Delithason and Verista. W. Bosworih, 
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 Delitiae Delitiarum. Abr. Wright, n.d. 
 
 Dell, Agnps. Cruel and bloody murder 
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 Dell, Geo. See Agnes Dell. 
 
 Dell, Mr. Copy of a Letter from 
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 1588, H. 152.: — Patient Grissell, 
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 1623, 1630J 1633, 1655, H. 153; 
 1672, H. 153, II. 167, 15th Edit., 
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 H. 154. — The Complaint of Mallia, 
 [1591], L 517.— The Gentle Craft, 
 1598, H. 152; 1627, 1635, H. 153; 
 1648, H. i53>I- 124- Coles, [1670], 
 H. 153, r674, 1676, 1678, 1685, 
 1696, H. 153.— The Queen's visit to 
 the Camp at Tilbury, 1588, H. 152, 
 182.- — Thomas of Reading, 1612, 
 1623, 1636, Deacon, n.d., H. 155, 
 
 1637, [i76o]> I- 124- 
 
 Deiph printed. See Bel/l. 
 
 Delphi Phcenieizantes. Edmund Dick- 
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DELUDED 
 
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 DENHAM 
 
 Deluded Lasses lamentation, H. 353. 
 
 Deluding World, The. John Taylor, 
 1639. 
 
 Deluge, A terrible, 1599, I. 363. 
 
 Demand, The merry, and answer there- 
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 Demands, Book entitled The, 1562-3, 
 
 II. 167, — Book of. King Bocohus, 
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 1605, II. 167. — Delectable. A. 
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 Demetrus, C. Translated True Eela- 
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 161 2, H. 175, III. 94. News from 
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 Democratical Justice, Trophies of, 
 1672, I. 219. 
 
 Democritus Junior. Versatile In- 
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 Democritus, or Dr. Merryman his medi- , 
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 Demosthenes. Olynthid^se Orationes i' 
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 1571, A. 207. — Three Olynthiac 
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 Dempster, Geo. Prodigal returned to 
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 Dempster, Thos. Apparatus ad his- 
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 in nuptiis Jacobi comitia Perthani 
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 Strena ad. J. Hayum Dominum, 
 1 616, H. 155. — Licitatio Profes- 
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 Prunum, 1631. — Noticed in J. ZJwre- 
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 Den Bedrogen Engelsman met de han- 
 
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 Denbigh, Basil, Earl of. Mentioned in 
 
 Copy of a Letter from Sir , Ihos. 
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 to. , 
 
 Denbigh, Countess , of, E. Grashaw's 
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 Denbigh and Elintshire, H.M.'s Speech 
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 Dendrologia. James Howell, 1640. 
 
 Denham, Henry, Printer, 1564, H. 74, 
 1-479; 1565. H. 74, 435, IL 607, 
 397; 1566, H. 175, 429.434,446, 
 543, IL 429, 7, in. 216 ; 1567, E 
 
 256, 369, 429, 616, 678, L 275, 313, 
 
 II. 368, 493; 1568, H. 136, 190, 
 284, 621, 251, IL 136, 589; 1569, 
 H. 32, L 313, IL 7, 426; 1570, H. 
 
 257, 412, 617, 676, L 411, 429, II. 
 168, 658, 689, in. 280; 1571, H. 
 621, L 229, A. 201 ; 1572, H. 382, 
 IL 387; 1573, L 66, IL 37; 1574, n. 
 536, IV. 63; 1576, H. 459, L 374, II. 
 26; 1577, 1. 120, IL 6n; 1578,11. 
 536; 1579, H. 202, 617; 1580, H, 
 41, 202, 203, 251, 462, L 125, 159, 
 
 432, 475, 478, IL 53,. 1 90, III- 296; 
 1581, H. 288, L 488, IL 48,; 297, 
 85, IIL 8; 1582, H. 36; 1583,11 
 61, 85; 1584, L IS, IL 143, 503, 
 IIL 255; 1585, H. 288,619,11 9, 
 IIL 131 ; 1586, H. 619 ; 1588, H. 
 288, L 405 ; 1589, ri. 531 ; w.d,.H. 
 230, 325, 543, I- 30, 95, 218, IIL 
 153- 
 Denham, Sir John. Cooper's, Hill, 
 1642, H. 155, IL 168; 1643, II. 
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 III. 61. — Essay on Virgil's ^neid, 
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 Poems and translations, 1668, II. 
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 Sophy, 1642, H. 155, II. 124. — The 
 True Presbyterian without disguise, 
 1680, IL 168.— Gondibert, H. 142. 
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 1641. — Translated Gicerof Cato 
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 FrearCs Ancient and Modern Archi- 
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DENISON 
 
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 DERBY 
 
 Denison, C, Printer. See Dennison. 
 
 Denison, Stephen, Defence against. 
 Johri Etherington, 1641. 
 
 Denmark, King of. Declatation con- 
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 112, III. 61. — His Welcome, 1606, 
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 of H.M.'s Ambassadors at Breda, 
 1667, II. 112. — Eeliition of Three 
 Embassies to, 1669, III. 150. 
 
 Denmark, Prince of, E. Howard's Co- 
 
 pernicans, 1705, ded. to. 
 Denmark, Account of. Molesioorth, 
 
 1692, III. 162. — farmers, How a 
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 — Petition of the King's Advocate to 
 the Lords of Council, 1684, III. 61. 
 — Present state of. G. Miege ; G. 
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 by the King and the Q. of Sweden, 
 1644, IIL 61.— ^True state of the 
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 Papers referred to by the Owners of 
 the Ships, 1684, III. 61. 
 
 Denne, Hen. Grace, Mercy, and Truth, 
 rV. 31. — The- -Leveller's Design dis- 
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 Dennington Castle, Kews from, 1646, 
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 Dennis, Isaac, Narrative of Cruelties 
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 Dennis, John. Secrets of Angling, n.d., 
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 Dennis, John. Appius and Virginia, II. 
 
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 f — Elegy in The Mourning Poets, 
 
 - 1695, II. 386. — Essay on the Navy, 
 
 1703, III. 61. — The Impartial Critic, 
 
 1693, III. 61. — Plot and no Plot, 
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 4 1698, I. 125. — Translated Omd, 
 
 Passion of Byblis, 1692. 
 Dennison, C, BoolcseUer, Stationer's 
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 1690, L 391; n.d., H. 96, I. 393. 
 Denny, Sir Anth., Polydore Vergil's 
 
 Abridgement, 1546, ded. to. 
 Denny, Edw., Lord. Bp. Jos. Hall's 
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 1608, ded. to. 
 
 Denny, Lady, W. Hughe's Troubled 
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 Depny, Sir W. Palecanicedium, 1653, 
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 I. 125. — Contributed to Roh. Dover's 
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 DenseU, Sir W., Jos. Peele's Perfect 
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 Dent, Giles, W. Winstanley's England's 
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 Dent, Sarah, and others. Confessions 
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 Denton, J. Epitaph on Edward, Earl 
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 Denyaldus, E. Eollo-Northmanno-Bri- 
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 Depoltrott, John. Answer to the exa- 
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 Depopulation arraigned, &c. Rob. 
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 Deptford, Strange and wonderful news 
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 De Quesne, Mons., Account of his Ex- 
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 Derby, Alice, Countess of. W. Jewell's 
 Golden Cabinet, 161 2. Three Pre- 
 cious Tears of Blood, 1611, I. 170,- 
 ded. to. 
 
 Derby, Chas., Earl of, E. Borlase's 
 Latham Spaw, 1670; and The Ee- 
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 The Protestant Eeligion, 1671, III. 
 310. 
 
 Derby, Countess of. T. Lodge's Proso- 
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 Derby, Dowager-Countess of, T. Gains- 
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 Derby, Edw., Earl of, Copy of Letter 
 from John Bradforth to, 1555, L 46. 
 — ^Epitaph. By /. Denton, 1572, H. 
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 1547, IV. 4, ded. to. 
 
 Derby, Hen., Earl of. Doleful adieu to 
 the, 1594, II. 169.— Epicedium in 
 obit. M. Gwinne, 1 593 ; Hen. Price, 
 1593. — Epitaph upon death, 15*93, 
 IL 169, S. 575. — Lancaster's lamen- 
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DERBY 
 
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 1648, III. 187. — Eelation of Pas- 
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 Speech at Bolton, 1651, III. 238. — 
 True and perfect relation of Proceed- 
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 True Relation of Victory of Cap. 
 Ashton, at Whalley, against, 1643, 
 II. 332.- — True Relation of Proceed- 
 ings of H.M.'s Army in .Cheshire, 
 &c., 1642, IV. 19. 
 
 Derby, Margaret, Countess of, T. Lup- 
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 . 1579, ded. to. 
 
 Derby, Wm., Earl of, Lancashire man's 
 joy for the late marriage of, 1594-5, 
 ir. 332. — F. PilMngton's First Book 
 of Songs, 1605, ded. to. 
 
 Derby Ale; The Paradise of Pleasure, 
 1700, III. 62. 
 
 Derby, Mayor of, Copy of a Paper de- 
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 645- 
 
 lieibj Bookseller : H. Allestries, 1725. 
 
 Derbyshire. To the King's most excel- 
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 Derendel, P. True and lively historyck 
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 Derham, S. Hydrologia Philosophica, 
 1685, I. 125. 
 
 Dering, Sir Edw. A Consideration and 
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 Four Cardinal Vertues of a Carmelite 
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 Dering, Edw. Works, 1580, I. 125. — 
 
 , Brief, and necessary instruction . . . 
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 Dering, Rich., and others. Cantica ; 
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 Pericke,„Mr., Goldspiith, 1567. Men- 
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 Demyll, J. Merry prognostication, 
 
 1567, IL 170. , 
 Derrick, J. , Image of Ireland, 1578, 
 
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 Derry, Siege of : in Vindication of 
 
 Rev. Alex. Osborn, 1690,, III. 280. 
 
 — Burning of : in News from Longh- 
 
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 Desaialiens, C. Amalt and Lueenda, 
 
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 I. 126. — French Littleton, 1566, I. 
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 Howe, 7i.d., [1582], H. 693; i6u, 
 
 II. 170; 1618, H. 280; 1619, I. 
 481, H. 280; 1636, 1649, I. 126; 
 1641, I. 481.- — ^French Dictionary, 
 1593, H. 281, 693. — Italian Sctool- 
 uiaster, 1597, H. 280; 1608, I, 126, 
 H. 281. — Treasury for declining of 
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 — Treasury of the French tongue, 
 1580, L 136. 
 
 Desborough, Lord, Z». Pell's Pelagoe, 
 1659, ded, to. 
 
 Desborough and Lambert, Woodcut-df 
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 Descartes, R. Compendium, of Music, 
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 Description of the natime of a byrehen- 
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 Deserving Favourite. L. OarUell, 
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 Desimus, Raphael. Merlinus Anooy- 
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 Desmarets de Saint Sorlin, C. Ariana, 
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 Desnoyer, M. Contributed to Comic 
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 Desolatio inter fratres, 1564-5, II. 172. 
 
 Despagne, J." Anti-Duello, 163,2,, II. 
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 DEVONSHIRE 
 
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 • — sinner sore vexed with pain, 1565- 
 
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 Deus et Eex, Eex et Episcopus, 16 16, 
 
 II. .309. P. Fisher, i675.-^et Eex 
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 Devaux, Wm. Verses in The Lament- 
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 Devell, Mother, and others, Eehearsal 
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 III. 17. 
 
 Deventer, Particular of the yielding 
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 Devices et Emblemes. H. Offelen, 
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 Devil and a Jesuit, Dialogue between. 
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 Picture of. Giles Godet, 1562-3. — 
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 Balams departure from the Mother 
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 Trick to cheat the. S. Davenport, 
 1639. — of a Wife. Thos. Jevon, 
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 ^iStrappado for the. R. Brathwaite, 
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 True Discourse of a woman possessed 
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 ''•-■ Barrel, 1600. — turned Casuist. /. 
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 H. 156. J. Taylor, 1642. — War 
 with the. B. Keach, 1676. — Whip 
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 Devil's Cabinet broke apen, 1658, H. 
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 last legacy. R. W., 1642, III. 64. 
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 1509, H. 156, L 481. Fakes, n.d., 
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 The World possessed with. J. Viret, . 
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DRAYTON 
 
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 1609, H. 167. — Idea. The Shep- 
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 Dreams interpreter, Orinopolus or, 
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 Dretton. Handful of wholesome herbes, 
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 Drew, Mat., Bookseller, 1673, 1674, I. 
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 Drewrie. See Drury, ' 
 
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 IL 86;, 1656, IIL 83,^238; 1657, 
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DKINK 
 
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 DRUNKENNESS 
 
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 I. S; 1666, II. 82; 1667, H. 558; 
 1669, I. 403, II. 300, IV. 1 ; 1671, 
 
 II. 44, 292, 368; 1672, H. 656; 
 1673, II. 66, 396, 466, III. 291, IV. 
 179, A. 268; 1675, T- i°6> II- 466, 
 513, 658, H. 113, IV. 272; 1676, 
 II. 660; 1677, II. 171 J 1678, II. 
 661 ; 1679, n. 315 J i68r, III. 272 ; 
 1682, I. 82, II. 325, 471 ; 1683, II. 
 526, 650, III. 272; 1684, II. 559, 
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 1687, II. 67 ; .1688, III. 44, IV. 
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 Drink and welcome. John Taylor, 
 
 1635- 
 
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 Droesbout, John. Engravings in E. 
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 Drogheda, Earl of. His Regiment men- 
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 Drogheda, Siege of. N. Bernard, 1642. 
 
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 Drummond, Jouas. Translated Ar- 
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DRXTRT 
 
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 Homer and Vergil not to be compared 
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 ■ — Illness of. John Hall's Observa- 
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 King Arthur, 1691, III. 68. — Mac 
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 1687, II. 691. — Prologue in A Dia- 
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 1688, III. 291. — Eeligio Laici, 1682, 
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 the Works of Virgil, 1 69 7.T— Verses 
 in W. Gharleton's Chorea GigaBtuni, 
 1663 ; Epithalamia Cantabrigieiisia, 
 1662 ; G. Granville's Heroic ,Lov|j 
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 Dryden, John, jMwr. The Husband 
 
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 Babilon, 1596, H. 172, II. 186. — 
 Canticle of the Victory of the French 
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 World's creation, 1596, H. 172. — 
 Four Books, 1637, H. 172, III. 219. 
 — Hadriani Dammanis a Byster- 
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 The Eden, 1598, H. 171.— The Furies, 
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 1598, H. 171, III. 219.— Third Day's 
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 I. 140.— Philosophers' Learnings are 
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 Elenchi Motuum nuperorum in Anglia 
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 , Ballad of her riding to her highe 
 
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 1591 ; G. de Montenay, 1619 ; F. 
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 1586; R. Willet, 1595; G. Wither, 
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 Emerson, Christopher, and others. 
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 Emerson, Godfrey, Bookseller in Little 
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 ■ 318- 
 
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 1638, H. 50; 1639, II. 479; 1641, 
 
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 Emery, Mons. Three practises, now 
 
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 Emilia, 1672, III. 74. 
 Emilie, Dionis. Answer in action to 
 
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 Emley, Thos. Ballad of the maid that 
 
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 163 1, I. 76, II. 90. 
 Emperor of the East. P. Massinger, 
 
 1632.— of the Moon. A. Behn, 
 
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 Empires and Kingdoms, Geographical 
 
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 R. Vilvian, 1654. 
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 England, Nicholas, Bookseller, 1558, I. 
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 1562, H. 632, L 439, II..7, in. 264 ; 
 
 1563, IL 7; 1566, H. 96; n.d., H. 
 
 42, 434- 
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 Admonition to, 1579, II. 199. — Ad- 
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 B. Rich, 1578. — Alphabetical Tables 
 of all Towns. T. Porter, 1660. — and 
 East India inconsistent in their 
 Manufactures. PoUesifen, 1697. — 
 aad France. Articles, 1606, II. 308. 
 — and Scotlan'] : The joyful and 
 blessed reuniting of. J. Thorn- 
 borough, 1604. Discourse of the 
 union of. Sir Fr. Bacon, 1603. 
 Covenant, 1643, I. 243. Decla- 
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 Articles of Peace, 1605, II. 308. 
 — Annals of. F. Godwin, 1630; 
 J. Stow, 1592; R. Chester, 161 1. — 
 Arms of, 1562-3, II. 199. — at her 
 easement, 1648, IV. 78.^ — Awake 
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 bought and sold. Titus Gates, 1681. 
 ^Brief Account of Years of War, 
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 Brief discourse of the present mise- 
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 Case of the Commonwealth stated. 
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 wherein is shewed the decay of, H. 
 185, I. 145, II. 199. — Certain ques- 
 tions demanded and asked by the 
 noble realm of, 1555, 1. 144. — Certain 
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 1528, [1428], I. 144; [1480], 1480, 
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 Sir J. Froissart, 1523; R. Grafton, 
 1565; J. Stmo, 1565. — Collection of 
 papers relating to the present junc- 
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 R. Manley, 1686. — Compendious nar- 
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 II. 202. — Considerations upon the 
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 — Copy of Letter for the King of 
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 1679, I^- 139- New History of the 
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 Short histqry of the succession, [1694], 
 
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 between Georgeand Hans concerning 
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 1 5 15, II. 198. — Godly admonition 
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 guide. J. Norden, 1625. — Happy 
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 1685 ; J. Clapham, 1602 ; S. Daniel, 
 1618; A. Du Chesne, 1661 ; Edou- 
 ard, 1696; P. Heylin, 1670; D. 
 Langhorne, 1676 ; Thoe. May, 1690; 
 J. Pits, 1619; /. Speed, 161 1; J. 
 Trussell, 1636 ; Polydore Vergil, n.d,; 
 Lambert Wood, 1658. — Historia de 
 la persecution de Inglaterra de los 
 martirios, &c. D. De Yepes, 1599. 
 — Historia delle cose occorse nel regno 
 d'lnghUterra, 1558, II. 199. — His- 
 toria della guerra civili. G. F. Biondi, 
 1647. — Historia Ecclesiastica della 
 rivoluzion d'lnghilterra. G. Pollini, 
 1594. — Historia Ecdesiastica Angli- 
 cana. N. Harpsfdd, 161 9. — Interest 
 of, maintained; 1646, IV. 36. — Inte- 
 rest of, stated, 1659, II. 202. — ^Joy- 
 ful sonnet of the redines of the shires 
 and nobility to H.M.'s Service, 1588, 
 II. 200. — Kings, Chronicle of,[iS9o], 
 H. 185 ; n.d., I. 145: Brief re- 
 membrance of, John TaylQr, 1618. 
 Choice observations of all, Edw. 
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 II. 199. Genealogy and race of. 
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 Number and names of, John Taylor, 
 1649. Portraitures of, 1597, H. 608. 
 Short history of -Lives of, 1694, II. 
 203. True Portraiture of, H. Parker, 
 1650. — Lamentation of, 1557, 1. 144; 
 1558, L 145. IIL 74; n.d., 1. 
 145. — Legal vindicatioi^ of the Liber- 
 ties of, 1649. II. 202. — Looking- 
 glass for, 1590, H. 185. — Mani- 
 feste Anglois, 1622, III. 74. — 
 Map of. Visscher, [1690], II. 203. 
 — Names of the Shires, Towns, &c. 
 G. Jaffreifs Almanack, 1702. — New 
 and true description of, 1643, II. 201. 
 — Petition of right of the freeholders 
 and Freemen of, 1648, II. 201. — 
 Politic Laws of. Sir J. Fortescue, 
 1567. — Present Interest of ,; stated, 
 1671, II. 202. Observations on a 
 letter to Sir T. Osborn on, 1673, JI. 
 203. — Present state of. W. Gary, 
 1627. — Private man's portion for the 
 health and preparation of, 1591, II. 
 200. — Queries; Arms against the 
 State of, 1646, II. 201. — Remon- 
 strance of the State of the Kingdom, 
 1642, I. 145 ; 1641, III. 74. — Re- 
 pente, ye Englande, 1560-1, II. 
 199. — Revolutions d'Angleterre, 1670, 
 IL 20Z. — Rights of the Kingdom, 
 1649, rV. 36. — Sad message from 
 Heaven threatening destruction to, 
 1648, II. 201. — Schism in, L'origine 
 et progress du. N. Sanders, 1588. 
 — Some farther intelligence of the 
 Affairs of, 1659, III. 74. — Sonnets 
 of the readiness of the Shires and 
 Nobility to H.M.'s service. N. At- 
 kinson, 1588. — Sorrowful sobs and 
 sighs of, 1586, II. 199. — The Com- 
 mons' cry of, 1586, II. 199. — ^The 
 Commons' petition of long afflicted, 
 1642, H. 185. — The danger wherein 
 the kingdom now standeth, 1628, II. 
 200. — The faithful Analyst, III. 75. 
 — The Lord's loud call to. H.' Jesse, 
 1660. — True mirror or glass . . . be- 
 hold the woful state of, 1556, H. 185, 
 I. 144, II. 199. — View of the troubles 
 in. Sir W. Vugddle, 1680. — Voyage 
 en. De Swbiere, 1667. — Warning 
 for, 1555,1. 144. — Warning or punish- 
 ment for, 1576, II. 199. — Warning 
 to all, 1567, II. 199.— Warning, to 
 
 rejient. B. Outis, 1558.— Wonders 
 of. J. Awdeley, 1559. 
 
 England's Alarm, 1679, III. 195.— 
 Antiquities. J. Leland's Journey, 
 1549. — Apology for its late change, 
 1651,111. 74. — appeal from th e private 
 cabal at Whitehall, 1673, II. 203. — 
 Bane. Thos. Young, 1634. — benefit 
 
 ■ by Foreign Trade. T. Jfora, i6g8. — 
 black Tribunal, 1660, II. 202. — bright 
 honour, 1602, I. 373. — Caesar. H. 
 Petowe,i6o^. — calamities discovered. 
 Jos. WJiiston, i6g6. — champions, 
 Survey of. /. Ricraft, 1647. — 
 changeling. Humphrey Willis, 1659. 
 — choice. Peter Chamberlen, 1682. — 
 commonwealth. Treatise of the canker 
 of. Q. De Maiynes, 1601. — com- 
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 Bishops' Canons, 1640, IV. 36. — 
 confusion, 1659, II. 202.^ — defence. 
 Thos. Digges, 1680. — delightful new 
 songs, H. 2 20. ^-deplorable condition, 
 1659, I. 145. — disorder, 1646, II. 
 201. — Elizabeth. T. Heywood, 1632. 
 — Exchequer. /. Hagthorpe, 1625. 
 . — Fair Garland, 1688, H. 220; 1684, 
 I. 484. — faithful monitor. S. Hits- 
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 monitor, 1653, I. 145. — felicity, 
 1592,11. 200. — fortress. E. Galver, 
 1648. — Genius, 1734, I. 145. — 
 glory. Sir H. Mackworth, j 694 ; 
 1698, IV 137 ; 1660, I. 145. — 
 glory in her royal king, 1641, II. 
 200. — golden legacy. L. Price, 
 1656. — Golden Treasury, 1694, I. 
 145. — great happiness, 1677, II. 
 203. — great prognosticator, H. 93, — 
 guide to Industry, 1683, III. 75. — 
 hallelujah. /. Vicars, 163 1. — hap- 
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 — .Helicon. /. Bodenham, 1600. — 
 heroical Epistles. M. Drayton, 1597. 
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 hope against Irish Hate, 1600, H. 
 185. By J: G., 1600, 1 176. — Iliads 
 iu a nut shell. B. Ryves, 1645. — 
 improvement revived. John Smith, 
 i6yo. — improvement by sea and land. 
 A. Yarranton, 1677. — independefloy 
 upon the Papal Power. Sir John 
 
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 G. Si. Lo, 1694.— Interest asserted, 
 1669, IV. 36. — interest and improve- 
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 1687, H. 301. — Joy, 1660, II. 202. 
 — joy. R. Vennard, n.d. — Joy and 
 delight, 1588, II. 200. — joy and sor- 
 row, 1641, III. 74. — ^Joy for the 
 coming of K. Charles II., 1660, H. 
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 H. 93. — Jubile. W. Chamherlaine, 
 i66o.-^lamen table complaint to her 
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 glass. E. Galamy, 1644. — looking 
 in and out. Sir R. Maddison, 1640. 
 — mad petition, 1647, II. 201. — 
 Monarchs. Rich. Burton, 1685. — 
 monarchy asserted, 1660, II. 107. — 
 monumentof mercies, 1646,11. 201. — 
 murdering monsters, 1648, H. 90. — 
 Niobe. R. Brathwaite, 1635. — ^new 
 directory, 1647, H. 90. — Parnassus. 
 R. Allot, 1660. — petition to their 
 king, 1643, II. 201. — pleasant May- 
 flower, H. 95. — poverty. Sir John 
 Harington, n.d. — present interest 
 discovered. Wm. Pmn, 1675. — pro- 
 ■ phetical Merlin. Wm. Lilly, 1 644. — 
 prosperity in the Priviledges of Par- 
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 rejoycing, H. 95. — rejoycing at the 
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 200. — remarques, 167,8, 1682, 11. 
 203. — remembrancer. J. Vicars, 
 1 64 1. — Eoyal conquest, 1666, H. 
 278. — sad posture. E. Calver, 1644. 
 — safety, 1679, II. 310. — safety. G. 
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 fortifications, 1642, H. 185. — safety 
 in the Law's supremacy, 1659, III. 
 75. — safety in trade's increase. I£. 
 Robinson, [1641]. — selected charac- 
 ters. N.JBreton, 1643. — shame. Wm. 
 Tonge, 1663. — state distempers. Jas. 
 W/iiston, 1704. — superiority over 
 Scotland, Antiquity of, 1652, II. 
 202. — sweet comfort with the king's 
 entertainment at York, 1603, II. 308. 
 — tears and lamentation for her lost 
 friend Peace, 1642, II. 200. — Te 
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 Alex. Ross, 1648. — triumph and 
 
 Holland's downfall, 1666, H. 279.— 
 Triumph, or the Eump defeated, 
 [1660], H. 39.8.— triumph, or the 
 subjects' Joy, H: 93.— True English 
 Prophet, or England's happiness, 
 1697, II. 203. — unhappy changes. 
 L. Pi-ice, 1648. — Universal distrac- 
 tion in, 1643-S, 1659, III. 75.-. 
 valour and Holland's terror, H. 278, 
 —vanity, 1683, II. 203.— wantsj 
 1667, II. 202. — wants. E: Cham- 
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 1664, 1. 369. — warning by Germanies 
 woe. F. Spanheim, 1646; — warning- 
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 wealth. Tobias Gentleman, 1614.-- 
 weal and prosperity proposed. R. 
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 1603, H. 296.— Wolfe with Eagle's 
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 worthies. J. Vicars, 1647 ;' W. 
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 Countryman's conductor in reading 
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 Devil, 1660, IL 150. — Dictionary, 
 1685, I. 128. /. Bard, 1573 ; 
 Thos. Blount, 1656 ; Edm, Gocker, 
 1^715 ; Hen. Cockm-am, 1632; 
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 Wm. Sewell, 1 691. — and French, 
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 W. BuUoJcer^ 1586 ; C. Butler, 
 1633; C. Cooper, 1685; 5. Daines, 
 1640; /. Morio, 1578; P. Gr., 
 1594 ; Jas. Howell, 1662 ; Wm. 
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 II. 537. — lawyer. E. Ravenseroft. 
 1678. — lovers. Tragical history of 
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 1586. — Monarch. Thos. Rymer, 
 1691. — Monsieur, non. Jas. Howard, 
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 particles, Treatise of. W. Wallcer, 
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 1687. — prophet, The true, 1697, II. 
 
 f 1"203. — rebellion, Short History of. 
 
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 R. Whitehall, n.d. — Eight instruc- 
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 Richard Head, 1688 ; Tlws. Thotnp- 
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 Jas. Maxwell, 1613.— School, The 
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 master, 1646, rV. 92. Jas. BeUot, 
 1579 ; Ed. Cooke, 1621 ; R. Ed- 
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 n.d., H. 93.; — secretary. Angel Day, 
 1586. — ships under dominion of 
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 of immorality and profaneness of the. 
 Jeremy Collier, 1698. — Tongue, Per- 
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 traveller. T. Heyioood, 1633. — 
 traveller, Directions for, [1625], 1643, 
 II. 1 7 8. r— traveller. Pocket guide to. 
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 — versifying, Observations on. IL 
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 Pirates, 1677, H. 540, [1690], L 355. 
 — villanies. R. Decker. 1632. — 
 Words, Collection of. /. Ray, 1674., 
 
 Englishman, The, 1670, II. 263. — True 
 and almost , incredible Report of an. 
 R. Goverte, 1614. — met de handen 
 in't Hair Bedrogen, 1672, I. 146. 
 
 Englishman's Doctor. Sir John Har- 
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 historian, The plain. H. C, 1679, 
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 treasure. T. Vicary, 1587. — valour; 
 T. S., n.d. 
 
 Englishmen, Adventures of fi ve. Walter. 
 Vaughan, 1 7 14.— Ditty of Encourage- 
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 — for my money. W. Haughton, 
 1616. 
 
 Engraving. /. Evelyn's Sculptura, 
 1662. W. Faitlwrne's Art of Grave- 
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 Enigmatical characters. jB. Fleeknoe, 
 1658. 
 
 Enigmaticus, Thesaurus, 1725, I. 146. 
 
 Enistery, Letter^ . . . concerning the 
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 132. 
 
 Ennoblishment, The King's Declara- 
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 Enos, W. Survey of the Articles of 
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 75- 
 Enctuiries, Curious, 1688, III. 75. 
 EnoLuiiy into the causes of the present 
 
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 — into the present state of Affairs, 
 
 1689, IL 647, rv. 114. 
 
ENS 
 
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 EPISTOLIUM 
 
 Ens, G. Magnse BritannisB descriptio, 
 
 1613, II. 197. 
 Ensigns of Honour, Ancient usagfe in 
 . bearing of. Sir W. Dugdale, 1682. 
 Ent, Dr. G., W. Charleton's Nutrition, 
 
 1659, ded. to. I 
 
 Entertainment of the Frenchmen : 
 
 Ballad, 1581, II. 193. 
 Entertainments of the Cours. M. de 
 
 Marmet, 1658. — Two Eoyal. A. de 
 
 Mendoza, 1623. 
 Enthusiasm, Essay on. John Wilson, 
 
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 367- 
 
 Epodes of Sbrace, 1G25. 
 
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 E. Beclie, I. 482. — Utile Dulce, 1606, 
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 Erastus, Prince. History, 1674, H. 
 
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 Erdeswick, Sampson. Helped in Thos. 
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 Ereburge, Germauy, Wonderful warn- 
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 Erfnrt Pn'nfer. John Cnappus, 1520. 
 
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 Erminia, or the Chaste Lady. R. FlecJc- 
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 Ernulfus, Bp. The Pope's dreadful 
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 Eroudelle, P. Declaration and Catholic 
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 R 
 
EBOFAIDEIA 
 
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 ErroU, Countess of, Verses to, in S. 
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 Errors joyned with God's Word Lady 
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 Erskine, Margaret. Exact iRelation of 
 process pursued against Sir Jas. 
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 Esau's Birth-right, Sale of. Richard 
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 Eschol Grapes, 1708, III. 225. 
 
 Escurial, The. F. de los Santos, 1671. 
 
 Espeio, A. da. Voyage, 1587, IL 164. 
 
 Bspernon, Duo d', History of, trans. G. 
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 — D. Walsingham'i Pierre de Gave- 
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 Esctuillus, P. Wonderful News of the 
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 Essays about the Poor, &c. J. Belters, 
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 Essays and Characters. L. G., 1661. 
 — ironical and cheerful. John Ste- 
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 Essays, Handful of. W. Mason, 162 1. 
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 Essex, Arthur Capel, Earl of., Impar- 
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 1684, 1. 148. Examination of Gapt. 
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 Essex's Innocency and honor vindi- 
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 1680. T. S.'s Unerring and uherr- 
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 Sir W. Vaughan, 1598. — England's 
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 — Prayer for the prosperous proceed- 
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 Sonnets to, in E. Speriser's'in&Y 
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 1594. W. Barlow's Navigator's 
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 R. Crompton's Mansion of! Mag-' 
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 Discourses of War, 1591. Du 
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 Narrative History of K. James, 1651, 
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 Entertainment at Northampton, 1642, 
 
 II. 418. ^ Happy deliverance, or 
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 Humble Petition of L. and C, sent 
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 Lady Frances : Ben Jonson's Hy- 
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 in the Artillery Garden, 1642, III. 
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 Divers lamentable Fires in, 1606-7, 
 
ESSEXIAN 
 
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 Humble Petition of the inhabitants 
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 Humble Petition and Resolution of 
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 true and exact Relation of the un- 
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 Etching, Art of Graveing and. Wm. 
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 Etherege, Sir Geo. She would if she 
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 Eugenius Philalethes. Brief Natural, 
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 Eugenius Theodidactus. John He% 
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 Eugenius Theodidactus. Advice to \ 
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 Eunapius of Sardis. Lives of Phik 
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EUNUCH 
 
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 EVANS 
 
 Honucli, The. Wm. Hemmings, 1687. 
 
 Plautus, 1597- Terence, 1629. 
 Enonymus, Treasure of, 1559, II. 208. 
 G. Gessner, 1559, HI. 96. — Distilla- 
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 Eaoidanus, Prince of iJenmark, History 
 
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 Euripides. Hecuba and Iphigenia in 
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 £uTopa : Cupid cruoilied, &c. Thos. 
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 Europe a slave unless England break 
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 Evans, Mrs. Dor. Parthenia, 1619, 
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 Evans, Eliz., and T. Shear wood. 
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 Evans, Wm. Thamesiades, 1602, H. 
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 Evans, Wm., and others. The Three 
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 Evats, Wm. Translated Grotius' 
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 Evelyn, Geo. Clirysostom's Education 
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 Essay on the first book of Lucretius, 
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 1661, II. 209. — History of Three 
 famous Impostors, 1669, II. 209.- — 
 Kalendarium Hortense, 1666, 1683, 
 1691, 1699, 1706, II. 210. — Mundus 
 Muliebris, 1690, I. 149. — Navigation 
 and commerce, 1674,1. 149. — Numis- 
 mata, 1697, II. 210. — Philosophical 
 Discourse of Earth, 1676, II. 210. — 
 Public Employment and an Active 
 Life, 1667, I. 149. — Panegyric to 
 Charles IL, 1661, II. 209. — Sculp- 
 tura, 1662, II. 209. — State of France, 
 1652, II. 209. — Sylva, 1664, 1670, 
 II. 209. — The French Gardener, 
 1675, I. 483. — Tyrannus, 1661, II. 
 209. — Translated Chrysostom, Educa- 
 tion of Children, 1659. G. Naudeus, 
 Erecting of a Library, 1661. De la 
 Mothe le Vayer's Liberty, 1649. De 
 
 , la Quintinye's Complete Gard'ner, 
 1693. R. Freart's Idea of perfection 
 of Painting, 1668. French Gardener, 
 1658, IL 233, L 483.— Note in T. 
 Langford's Instructions to raise Fruit- 
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 P. Gassend's Mirror of True Nobility, 
 
 1657, ded. to. 
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 Essay on Lucretius, 1656. 
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 Evensong, The doleful. Father Drury, 
 
 1623. 
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 Everard, John. Occasion of Three, 
 
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 Eversden, Geo., Bookseller, Goldef. 
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 1652, L 216 ; 1658, IL 367, H. 680 
 
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 Every Day's Sacrifice. Martin Luther 
 1629. — man. The summoning of, I 
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 son, 1601.— Man to give a oounte 
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 Evesham Bookseller. Hugh Kent, 
 1678. 
 
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 again&t, Simon Brotmi, 1706. — in- 
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 1691. — tongue. Cure for the. T. I., 
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 Ewster, Thos., Printer, 1649, H. 355. 
 
 Ex Nihilo Omnia, 1692, I. 96. 
 
 Examen de Ingeniis. /. Hwxrte, 1594. 
 
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 of a vertuous daughter, 1584, II. 33. 
 — of God's just judgement upon a 
 lewd fellow. P. Stubhs, 1581. 
 
 lExchange, News of the, 1674, III. 146. 
 
 1 — Cambium Eegis, or the Office of 
 H.M.'s Exchange Royal, 1628, II. 
 
 '.- 210. — Ware at the second hand, 
 
 1615, H. 124. — wench, Answer to 
 
 the Character of an, 1675, H. 84. 
 
 "Exchange," Famous and wonderful 
 
 recovery of the ship. /. Ratdins, 
 
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 Exchanger, The Free, 1627, I. 150. 
 Exchequer, Considerations for regulat- 
 
 ' ing the. C. Vernmi, 1642. — Cam- 
 
 , bium Eegis, 1628, II. 210. — Court, 
 
 Practice of the. Sir T. F., 1658, 
 
 III. 178. 
 
 Excise, Acts for levying money by way 
 
 of, 1655. Additional Act, 1656, II. 
 
 ^ 459. — anatomiz'd. Z. G., 1. 176. — 
 duty, Proclamation for payment of, 
 1660, II. 108. — Good Woman's cries 
 against, 1650, III. 270. — Officers, 
 Proclamation for continuing, 1660, 
 II. 108. — Ordinance for regulating 
 
 ♦ the, 1644, II. 455. — Reasons and 
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 * 'H. 160. 
 
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 1680, II. 211. — Order of, 1659, 11. 
 538. 
 
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 1692. 
 
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 of Prisoners at : in Letter of the Lord 
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 deatli at, 1586, II. 172. — True and 
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 127. 
 
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 1698-1701 ; C. Hunt, 1593-1606; 
 Thos. Hunt, 1630; John Pearce, 
 1698; A. Tozer, 1757; C. Yeo, 
 1682-98. 
 
 'Rx.Btsr Printers. Samuel Darley, 1698; 
 S. Darley and S. Farley, 1700; S. 
 Farley, 1701. 
 
 Exeter printed, 1645, I. 174; 168S, 
 I. 127 ; 1700, H. 677. 
 
 Exhortation, A comfortable. J. John- 
 son, 1535. — made to a certain city, 
 1562-3, II. 484. — of the good house- 
 holder to his children, 1564-5, II. 
 211. — of an obedient child, &c., 
 1564-5, II. 30. — to amendment of 
 Life by signs and tokens, 1580, II. 
 2 11.- — to stir all Englishmen, &c. 
 R. Moresyne, 1539. — to the people. 
 Tlios. Starkey, n.d.— to the Sick, 
 1548, 1561, H. 460. 
 
 Exile Exiled, The. P. Harris, 1635. 
 
 Exit to the Exit Tyranuus, 1659, H. 
 
 398- 
 Exomologesis. H. H. De Cressy, 1647. 
 Expeditio in Ream Insulam. Edw. 
 
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 1666.— Proposal for the Advance- 
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 Experiments, Variety of surprising. M. 
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 1661, IL 109. — of Wools, &c.. Pro- 
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 Expositio sequentiarum. Worde, n.d., 
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 77- 
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 F., C. Pluto fureus et vinctus, 1669, 
 
 H. 191. — Wit at a venture, 1674^ H. 
 
 191. 
 F., C, and E. C, Booksellers, Antwerp, 
 
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 F., E. News from Heaven, 1642, II. 
 
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 F., E. Emblem of a vertuous woman, 
 
 1650, H. 191, I. 150. 
 F., E. History of Edward IL, 1680, 
 
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 T^K, Printer, 1672, IIL 268; 1677, 
 
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 F., Sir E. See Sir Francis Fane. 
 F., F. Apobaterion, 1655, II. 211. 
 F., G. Duel-ease, 1635, IIL 78. 
 F., G. Physical Dispensary : in /. 
 
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 1652. 
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 F., H. Translated S. Peligrm^s' 
 
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 F., H., Bookseller, 1689, III. 200. 
 F., I. Differences, Causes, and Jni^ 
 
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 F., J. Translated Letter lately written 
 
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 1 59 1. R.de Lucinge's Estates, i6o6. , 
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 F., J. Translated Agrippa's Ooeultl 
 
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 F., J. The Golden Eleece, 1679, IIL 
 
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 284. 
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 F., R. Mercurius Heliconicus, 165 1, 
 
 H. 191, II. 211. 
 
 P., R., Esq. Eikon Basilike, 1660, II. 
 
 211. 
 F., R., Gent., St. Leonards Hill, 1666, 
 
 I. 483. 
 
 F., R. Present state of Carolina, 1682, 
 
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 F., R. Translated Beta's Christian 
 
 Faith. See Fylls. 
 F., R., Printer. .See Field. 
 F., S. The Female Advocate, 1687, 
 
 III. 78. 
 
 P., S., Printer, 1681, II. 569. 
 
 F., S., Bookseller, 1647, H- 393- 
 
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 r., Sir T. Practice of the Exchequer 
 
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 P., W. Edited Ralph Lever's Philoso- 
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 F., W., of Gray's Inn. Translated J. 
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 Fained fancie of the Spider and the 
 
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 Fair and foul weather. John Taylor, 
 1 615. — Gentlewoman, Book of tlie. 
 Sir T. More, n.d. — Innocence. W. 
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 III. 256.- — warning, 1663, II, 486. — 
 widow of Watling Street. Both 
 parts, [1600], H. 343. — women. 
 Warning for, 1599, H. 468. — words 
 make fools fayne, 1563-4, II. 29 ; 
 
 1565-6, II. 3°- 
 
 Fairbeard, Geo., Bookseller, 161 9, III. 
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 GlarMs Lives of sundry eminent per- 
 sons, 1683. 
 
 Fairest fairing for a school bred son. 
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 Fairfax, Chas., G. Tooke's Floris the 
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 Fairfax, Col. Chas. Letter on sur- 
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 Fairfax, Edw. Translated Tasso's God- 
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 1621, II. 212. — Twelve Elegies, 
 1624, II. 212. 
 
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 Fairfax, Lady, J. Geree's Katadunastes, 
 1649, ded. to. 
 
 Fairfax, Thos., Lord. A Case for Nol 
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 Fairfax's Gout, 1648, IIL 51.— Ad- 
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 ■ — Articles accordez entre le General 
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 for the surrender of Colchester, 
 1648, II. 133. — Catalogue of prison- 
 ers taken at the siege of Nantwitch, 
 
 1643, II. 120. — Declaration, 1647, 
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 the King, &c., 1648^ IL 16.— Desires 
 propounded to the honourable House 
 of Commons, 1647, III. i87.-,Di8- 
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 of the Life Guards Colours, 1648, IV. 
 137. — Elegy on the death of Sir 
 Charles Lucas, murdered by, 1648, 
 H. 356. — England's Fortress : Exem- 
 plified in, 1648. E. Cafo«r.— Exact 
 and perfect relation of the proceed- 
 ings of the Army under, 1645, II. 16. 
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 commanders, [1641], II. 301.— His 
 dinner at Lady Crispes, 1647, H. 212. 
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 his victories over, 1643, U- 100.— 
 Horrible news from Hull, &c,, with 
 H.M.'s threatenings to impris|)u, 
 1642, III. 56. -r Humble Advice 
 and earnest desires of Ministers, to, 
 1649, II- 136- — Humble Answer 
 of the General Council of Officers 
 under, 1648, IL 16. — Humble Re- 
 monstrance, 1647, II. 212, 213.— 
 Last Will and Testament, 1648, IT. 
 213. — Laws and Ordinances of War 
 for the better Government of H.M.'s 
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 concerning the surrender of , Col- 
 chester, 1648, II. 213. — Letter from,, 
 1642, II. 665. — Letters from Saffron 
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 Peers, 1648, IIL 79. — Letter to the 
 Lord Mayor, Answer to, 1647, II. 
 360. — More full relation of the great 
 Battle fought between Goring and, 
 
 1645, IV. 19. — Mr. Pete/r's Message 
 to the L. and C. from, 1646, U. 693. 
 — Ordinance of L. and C. for raising 
 Forces under command of,. 1644, IL 
 455. — Particular charge of impeach- 
 ment against Denzill Holies and 
 others, 1647, IL 213. — Petition from, 
 1649, II. 213. — Portrait by Stent, in 
 Perfect List of Many Victories, &c:, 
 
 1646, I. 358. — Portrait in Tragipum 
 Theatpum, 1649, I. 425 ; S.'Sli&p- 
 pard's. Year of Jubilee,. i646.'^^ro- 
 
FAIRFAX 
 
 [ 267 ] 
 
 FAITHORNE 
 
 clamation, 1648, II. 213. — Eemon- 
 strance, 1648, II. 213. — Second 
 Letter: of Proceedings against the 
 Earl of Newcastle, 1642, II. 212. — 
 Siege of Colchester, 1648, III. 45, 
 H. 188.— Terrible News from York : 
 H.M. threatening to imprison, 1642, 
 II. 423. — The great champions of 
 England : List of Lords and Com- 
 mons, &c., Officers under the com- 
 mand of, 1646, I. 80. — The Juglers 
 Discovered : in Letters by Lieut.- 
 Col. J. Lilburne to, 1648, II. 349. 
 — The King's Cabinet Opened, 1645, 
 II. 10 1. — The Unparallel'd Arrest, 
 or Major - General Browne before, 
 1648, I. 56. — Three Letters from, 
 1645, II. 16. — To, and his Counsel 
 of War. H. Hammo7id, 1649. — To 
 the Eight Hon. the Supreme Au- 
 thority of the Kingdom : an Appeal 
 against. W. Bray, 1649. — Two 
 petitions presented to, 1648, II. 458. 
 — Victories of. Jos. Bicraft's Perfect 
 Table, [1646]. — -Warrant to the Mar- 
 shall General of the Army, 1649, 
 rV. 138. — Wonderful predictions de- 
 clared in a message to. /. Saltmarsh, 
 1648. — T. Gage's English American, 
 1648, ded. to. 
 Fairfax, Thos., Baron of Cameron. 
 Highway to Heidelbergh, [1625], I. 
 
 151- 
 rairfaz, Wm. Poem in Thos. Stanley's 
 
 Poems, 1647. — The Belides : An 
 
 Eulogie on. G. TooJce, 1660. 
 
 'fairies, Cosenages of J. and A. West, 
 falsely called the King and Queen of, 
 1613, H. 662. — Description of the 
 King and Queen of, 1635, H. 191. — 
 History of Tales of the, 1769, II. 
 214. — Mormonostodismos, trans. W. 
 Dennestone, 1691, II. 213. — revel 
 and feast, H. igi. 
 
 Pairing, A, 1560, 1564-5, 1567, IL 
 214. — A new, 1564-5, II. 214. — for 
 all the merrily disposed. W. Phillips, 
 1688. — for maid and wife, 1570-1, 
 II. 214. — for maids and wives. John 
 Corkin, 1578. — Profitable and plea- 
 sant, 1568, II. 214. — Proper, well 
 worth the meaning, 1578, II. 214. — • 
 • The finest new, 1578, II. 214. — The 
 new married wives, 1594, II. 214. 
 
 Fairlambe, P. Eecantation of a 
 Brownist, 1606, H. 191. 
 
 Fairs. See Bartholomew Fair and 
 Sturhridge Fair. 
 
 Fairy leveller, 1648, III. 38. — Queen. 
 J. Dri/den, 1692. F. Spenser, 1590. 
 — Stories, [1740], I. 152. 
 
 Faith and Eeligion. Q. Kennedy, \^^?>. 
 — Enchiridion of. F. Covent, 1655. 
 — Footpath of. A. Fleming, 161 9. — 
 Fruits of, 1656, I. 152. — Life of. 
 Sam. Ward, 1622. — of Great Britaine, 
 The old. R. v., 1548, H. 185.— 
 Triumph of. Du Bartas, 1592. 
 
 Faithful Admonition of a certain true 
 Pastor and Prophet, 1554, A. 261. — 
 Lover's downfall, H. 351. — Lover's 
 farewell, H. 353. — Lover's resolution, 
 H. 350. 
 
 FaithfuU Eegister, 1685, IIL 189. 
 
 Faithfiil Surveyor. G. Ativell, 1662. 
 — -testimony for God. E. B., 1664, 
 III. 10. — young man's answer to 
 kind hearted maiden's resolution, H. 
 
 376. 
 
 Faithome, Hen., Bookseller, 1681, III. 
 310; 1682, IL 354; 1684, in. 69. 
 
 Faithome, Wm. Art of Graveing, 
 1662, II. 214. — Portraits of T. 
 Bocalini, 1657, I. 42; Sir Orlando 
 Bridgman, i67i,n. 186; John Bul- 
 wer, 1653, H. 67 ; Charles II., 1660, 
 IIL 27; Ab. Cowley, 1668, H, 127; 
 Sir Wm. Davenant, 1673, H. 141 ; 
 E. Ellis, 1662, H. 184 ; T. Flatman, 
 H. 201; Lady Grace Gethin, 1703, 
 I. 184; Sir Bevill Grenville, 1643, 
 H. 244; Henrietta Maria, 1655, H. 
 121 ; Thos. Kelligrew, 1664, H. 318 ; 
 Hen. Lawes, 1653, H. 330; S. Lee, 
 1661, H. 330 ; R. Loveday, 1662, III. 
 148; J. Milton, 1670, H. 396, 1672, 
 IV. 68; J. Ogilby, 1654. IL 620; 
 Eoger Palmer, Earl of Castlemaine, 
 1666, III. 184; Katherine Phillips, 
 1678, IL 473 ; John Quarles, 
 1658, H. 493 ; Josiah Ricraft, 1650, 
 H. 508; W. Shakespeare, 1655, 
 H. 546; Thos. Stanley, 1656, IIL 
 238; John Wallis, 1668, IV. 108; 
 PI Waterhouse, 1663, IL 633; Sir 
 G. Wharton, 1655, L 451 ; Hannah 
 Woolley, 1682, I. 468.— Portrait in 
 W. M.'s The Queen's Closet Opened, 
 
FAITHOKNE 
 
 [ 268 J 
 
 FANATICS 
 
 165s, II. 374. — Plates in F. Barlow's 
 Avium Species, &c., 1658.; D. Digged 
 Complete Ambassador, 1655 ; Oand's 
 Parallelium Olivse, 1656; P. Gery's 
 De Arte Scriptoria ; P., Hooke's Ar- 
 manda, 1653 ; Jos. Howell's Lexicon 
 Tetraglotton, 1660 ; G. F. Lore- 
 c^awo's Ascents of the Soul, 1681 ; R. 
 Lovelace's Lucasta, 1649 ; C. Rey- 
 nell's True English Interest, 1674; 
 Sj Wesley's Life of Jesus Christ, 1697. 
 
 Faithome, Wm., Bookseller, Ship, toith- 
 in Temple Bar, II. 401. 
 
 Fakes, Eichard. See Faques. 
 
 Falco, Fabius de, Printer, Rome, 1668, 
 L 184. 
 
 Falconer, J. Cryptomenyses Patefacta, 
 1685, II. 214. 
 
 Falconry. Sim,on Latham, 1615 j G. 
 Turbeivile, 161 1. 
 
 Fale, T. Horologiographia, 1593, II. 
 214. 
 
 Faliscus, G. Cynegetioon, 1654, I. 
 
 483- 
 Falkland, Eliz., Viscountess, J. Mar- 
 
 ston's Tragedies, 1633, ded. to. 
 Falkland, Henry Carey, Viscount. 
 
 The Marriage Night, 1664, I. 483.^ 
 
 History of Edward II., 1680, III. 
 
 78. — T. Otviay's Caius Marius, 1680, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Falkland, Letice, Viscountess, The 
 
 Holy Life of. By /. Dunoon, 1653, 
 . in. 69. 
 Falkland, Lucius Gary, Viscount. 
 
 Speech or Declaration, 1641, II. 214. 
 
 — Speech on Episcopacy, 1641, I. 
 
 152. — Speech on Judges, 1641, II. 
 
 214. — Verses in /.' Donne's Poems, 
 
 1635; Jonsomis Virbius, 1636 ; Geo. 
 
 Sandys' Paraphrase on the Psalms, 
 
 1636. — Verses to, in&> F. Wortley's 
 
 Characters, 1646. 
 Falkner, Fr., Booltseller in SouthwarJc, 
 
 1626, H. 57, 471, L 139; 1627, H. 
 
 452 ; 1631, L 51, 139, H. 61 ; 1632, 
 
 n. 387, H. 239, in. 100 ; 1635, H. 
 
 304, L 238; 1636, L 13; 1648, H. 
 
 239- 
 Fall of Folly: Song, 1588, IL 368. 
 Fallall, F. Carmina GoUoquia, 1649, 
 
 L 152. 
 Falle, P. Account of the Isle of Jersey, 
 
 1694, II. 214, 
 
 FaUowes, E. Doleful discourse, 1659^ 
 60, II. 214. 
 
 Falls of Unfortunate Princes, The 
 1623, A. 266. 
 
 False Alarum. Sam. Sheppard^ 1646, 
 —Brother, 1651, U. 543.— Com^ 
 plaints. G. Pasealius, 160^. — Count. 
 A. Behn. — favourite disgraced. G. 
 GerbieTi 1657. — ^friend and incon- 
 sistent mistress. JohnLyly, 17 18. — 
 friend. M. Pix, 1699. — heir. /'. 
 Beaumont and J. Fletcher. — prophets 
 discovered, 1642, H. 188, II. 2o6/« 
 
 Falsehood in friendship. A. Mundmj, 
 1605, I. 168. 
 
 Famagosta, True report of all the 
 success of, 1572, I. 152. 
 
 Fame and honour. Fulke Greville, 
 Lord Eroolce, 1633. — and Trntli, 
 Lines dedicated to. Sir F. Wortley, 
 1642. — Book of. G. Chaucer, n.d. 
 — Directions to. Thos. Thynrm, 1682. 
 
 Fame's genius. C. Southwick, 1660. 
 — Eoule. Mary Fage, 1637. — 
 trumpet sounding. Hen. Roberts, 
 1589. 
 
 Families of England, The most illus- 
 trious. H. Philips, 1686. — best 
 guide, [1636], in. 197. 
 
 Familism, Account of. H. Holywell, 
 1673. : 
 
 Familists, Eise and ruin of, 1644, II. 
 422. 
 
 Family Book, A new. Jas. Kirhsoed, 
 1693. — of Love. TJios. Middleton, 
 1608. — of Love, Confutation of. /. 
 Knewstub, 1579. — of Love, Godly 
 and fruitful exhortation'to, 1575, IV. 
 35.' — of Love, Supplication of, 1606, 
 1. 1 52. — well-ordered. Cotton Mather, 
 1699. 
 
 Famine, ITew and artificial remedies 
 against. Sir Hugh Piatt, 1596. 
 
 Famous flour of serving men. L. Price, , 
 n.d. 
 
 Fanavtic Indulgence granted. N. Pater- 
 son, 1683. — Queries, 1659-60, II. 
 214. 
 
 Fanatica Bibliotheca, 1660, II. 214. 
 
 Fanatics, A word to, 1653, H. 444. — 
 address to the King. J. Adis, 1661. 
 — alarm. H. Adis, 1661.—^ mite 
 cast into the King's Treasury. H. 
 Adis, 1660. — TXQw covenant, Trae.and 
 
FANCIES 
 
 T 269 ] 
 
 FARNESE 
 
 exact copy of, 1680, IV. 180. — 
 powder plot, 1659, H. 526. — prinier. 
 H. Adis, [1660]. — Semper lidem, 
 1662, III. 79. — testimony against 
 Swearing. H. Adis, 1661. 
 
 Fancies chaste and noble. John Ford, 
 1638. — favourite, H. 191. — festivals. 
 T. Jordan, 1657. — memorial. John 
 Ford, 1606. — of the Florentine 
 Cooper. J. £. Gello, I ^6S. — phoenix, 
 H. 191. — theatre. John Tatham, 
 1640. 
 
 fancy, Forrest of. H, 0., 1579. — 
 Flourish upon. N. Breton, 1577. 
 
 Fane, Lady Eliz. Twenty-one Psalms 
 
 .,, and Proverbs, 15,50, H. 192. 
 
 Fane, Sir Fr. Love in the Dark, 1675, 
 II. 2i5.^Panegyriok to the King, 
 1662, II. 215. — Pindarick Ode to the 
 Memory of Charles II., 1685, I. 182. 
 
 Fane, Sir Hen., J. Coome's Poem of 
 Virgin Mar/, 1624, ded. to. 
 
 Fane, Sir Hen., jr., Gerhier's Naviga- 
 tion, 1649, ded. to. 
 
 Fannant, Ed. Life of Edward II., 
 1680, IIL 77. 
 
 Fanshaw, Sir Hen., ./. Ward's English 
 Madrigals, 1613, ded. to. 
 
 Fanshaw, Lady, H, Bagshavfs Sermon, 
 1667, ded. to. 
 
 Fanshaw, ^ir Eich. La Fida Pastora, 
 1658, I. 152. — Letter, in Lucretius. 
 J. Evelyn, 1656. — Sermon on death 
 of. Hen. Bagshatv, 1667. — Trans- 
 lated Gamoens't Lusiad, 1655; Gua- 
 rini's II Pastor Fido, 1648 ; Select 
 Parts of Horace, 1652 ; Odes of 
 Horace, 1664 ; A. de Mendoza's 
 Querer per solo quera, 167 1. — Sir J. 
 Deiiham's Cooper's Hill, 1650, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Fantasies of a troubled man's head. 
 /. Canand, 1566 ; T. Churchyard, 
 1566. 
 
 Fantastics. N. Breton. 1626. 
 
 Fantiro and Panillo ; Strange Adven- 
 tures of two excellent princes, i*'6oo, 
 IL 675. 
 
 Faques, [or Fakes], Rich., Printer, 
 1530, H. 147 ; n.d., H. 205, I. 127, 
 161, IL 217, IV. 66, 68. 
 
 Faques, Wm., Printer, 1504, II. 502, 
 IV, 70; n.d., H. 60s, 156, i95> II- 
 595, IV. 76. 
 
 Far fetched and dear bought is good for 
 
 Ladies, 1566, H. 324. 
 Farewell, A, 1567-8, IL 215. Geo. 
 
 PfieZe, 1589. — A most friendly. Hen. 
 
 Roberts, 1585. — myter. R. Neiorohe, 
 
 1641. — to the world. T. Churchyard., 
 
 Farington, Hugh, L. Ooxe's Ehetoric, 
 [1532], ded. to. 
 
 Farley, H. Complaint of Paules, 1616, 
 H. 192, I. 152. — Portland Stone in 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1622, H. 192. — 
 St. Paul's Church, her Bill for the 
 Parliament, 1621, H. 192. 
 
 Farley, R. Kalendarjum Humanae 
 Vitae, 1638, H. 192. — Lychnocausia, 
 1638, H. 192. — JSTaulogie, H. 192, 
 IL 693. 
 
 Farley, Sam., and S. Darker, Printers, 
 Exeter, 1700, I. 467. 
 
 Farley, Sam., Pii7iter, Exeter, 1701, I. 
 
 452. 
 Farly, John, Bloody Vision of. Arise 
 
 Evans, 1653. 
 Farm, Maison Eustique, or the country. 
 
 G. Stevens, 1606. 
 Farmer, Hen., and others. Petition, 
 
 IL 328. 
 Farmer, J. Divers and sundry ways 
 
 of plain-song, 1591, H. 192, II. 215. 
 
 — English Madrigals, 1599, H. 192. 
 
 — -and others. The Psalms, witli 
 
 Tunes, 1592, III. 206. 
 Farmer, W. Prognostication, 1587, IL 
 
 215. 
 Farmer's friend. Sir Jonas Moore's 
 
 England's Interest, 1721. — ruin. The 
 
 rich, H. 192. — vain-glory. The coun- 
 try, H. 192. 
 Farmer, Lady Mary, Sermon at funeral 
 
 of. John Dohson, 1670. 
 Famaby. G. Canzonets to four voices, 
 
 1598, H. 192, 280.' — and others. The 
 
 Psalms, with tunes, 1592, III. 106. 
 Famaby, Th. Florilegium Epig. Graec, 
 
 1629, 1650, H. 192. — Phrases Ora- 
 
 toriee Elegantibres, 1:638, II. 215. — 
 
 Verses in Alabaster's Eoxana, 1632 ; 
 
 T. Tuke's Painting of Women, 1616. 
 
 Edited Juvenalis et Persii Satyras, 
 
 1612, IV. 149. 
 Famese, Alex., Duke of Parma, R. 
 
 Stanyhursfs De Vita S. Patricii, 
 
 1587, ded. to. 
 
FABNESE 
 
 [ 270 ] 
 
 FAVEBSHAM 
 
 Famese, Cardinal, R. Smith's Vita, 
 1609, ded. to. 
 
 Faxnham, Ed., Bookseller, 1657, H. 
 114, III. 82; 1658, I. 10; 1660, 
 III. 39- 
 
 Farnliam, Eich., and John Bull, Pro- 
 phetical and Strange opinions of, 
 1636, II. 215.- — ^True Discourse of. 
 T. H., 1636, III. 103; T. Heywood, 
 1636. — Lives and Deaths : False Pro- 
 phets Discovered, 1642, H. 188, II. 
 206. 
 
 Farquhar, M. Mentioned in D. Gor- 
 don's Pharmaco-Pinax, 1625, II. 254. 
 
 Farr, Eliz., Autograph of, IV. 121. 
 
 Farrago of several pieces. E. Fleeknoe, 
 1666. 
 
 Farrar, E. Panegyrick to Lord General 
 Monck, 1660, H. 192. 
 
 Farrar, Fr. Translated Boaystuau's 
 Theatrum Mundi, 1663. 
 
 Farrier, Complete. Gen. Markham, 
 1639. — Complete Horseman arid ex- 
 pert. Tlios. de Gray, 1639. — Expe- 
 rienced. E. R., 169I, III. Z07. 
 
 Farthing, J. The Excise rectified, 
 i69f, IV. 138, in. 79.— To the 
 Hon. Knights, &c. ... in Parlia- 
 ment, [1703], III. 79. 
 
 Farthing Tokens, Declaration respect- 
 ing, 1634, II. 2x5. Petition and re- 
 monstrance concerning the grievance 
 of, 1642, I. 152. Proclamation con- 
 cerning, 1635, II. 215. Proclama- 
 tion for continuing of, 1625, IV. 38. 
 Eemedy against loss by, 1644, III. 
 79. To all Masters, &c. . . . to ease 
 loss by, [1643], H. 192. 
 
 FartMnstone. /. Pooletfs Sufiferings 
 of Leicestershire and Northampton, 
 1683, IV. 161. 
 
 Farway Bell, 1646, H. 104. 
 
 Fasciculus Florum, 1636, H. 192, I. 
 153 j 1638, II. 215. Tlws. AsJie, 
 1618. E.Brown, 1690. 
 
 Fassell, Nich., Boolcseller, 1639, H. 
 
 654- 
 Fast, Order and doctrine of the general, 
 1565. iS74> II.' 537.— Ordinance of 
 the Lords and Commons for observ- 
 ance of Monthly, 1642, II. 446,1X1. 
 186. — Proclamation for general, 
 1640, 1641, II. 215. ^Verses upon 
 the. J. Taylor, 1640. 
 
 Fasting. Treatise how every man a'ml 
 woman ought to fast, H. i92.-^li'ote 
 of benefits ... by observance of 
 Fish days, 1593, [1620], H. 193. 
 
 Fatal Contract. Wm. HeminffS, 1654.' 
 — Dowry. P. Massinger and Ni 
 Field, 1 63 2. ^-Jealousy. N. Payne, 
 1673. — Mistake. ■ Jos. Hayrm, 1692, 
 — ^Vespers, 1623, H. 344. 
 
 Father, The unnatural. John Tayh; 
 1621. 
 
 Father Hubbard's Tales. T. Moffdtt, 
 1604. 
 
 Fatherly Admonition and loving warn- 
 ing to England, 1580, II. 356. 
 
 Fathers, Godly sayings of the old an- 
 cient. John Veron, 1550. 
 
 Father's Advice. Pat. Scot. 1620.— 
 Blessing, 1616, 1624, I. 153. A. 
 Massingherd, 1624. — Legacy. Ed, 
 Burton, 1649. — Testament. Ph. 
 Fletcher, 1670. — wholesome admoni- 
 tion, [1680], H. 377. 
 
 Fauconberg, Thos., Viscount, W. 
 Charleton's Nutrition, 1659, ded.- 
 to. 
 
 Fauconbridge, Geo., Lord, History gf, 
 1635, H. 193. 
 
 Faukner, John, mentioned, 1546, I. 
 226. 
 
 Faulconbridge, Lord, mentioned, in 
 Eelation of a terrible monster, 1642, 
 H. 316. 
 
 Faulkner. See Falkner. 
 
 Faults, Faults, and nothing else hut 
 faults. B. Rich, 1606. 
 
 Faune. See Fawne. 
 
 Fausan, Sig'' and Sig™. Comic tunes, 
 and dances performed by, II. 606. 
 
 Faustus, Dr., Ballad of Life and deathof, ^ 
 I s 88-9, II. 2 1 5 . — History of. Trans. 
 P. F., 1592, 1608, 1618, 1622, 1636, i 
 1648, [1670], H. 193; 1682, L 153; 
 trans. P. R., w.d, H. 193, II. 693. — 
 History of, in verse, 1664, 1696; ■- 
 Deacon, n.d., H. 193. — Judgement- 
 of God shewed upon, I£. 193, 194- — 
 Poetical History of, 1632-3, 11. 215. 
 — Second Eeport of, iS94> 1680, H. 
 193. — Tragical History of. G. Mar- 
 lowe, 1604! 
 
 Faux's Ghost, [1680], IL 487. 
 
 Faversham, Kent, Examination, &o., of 
 Witches burnt at, 1645, H, '316. 
 
FAVEKSHAMIENSE 
 
 [ 271 ] 
 
 FEMININE 
 
 Favershamiense, Monasticon. Tho. 
 Soutliouse, 1 67 1. 
 
 Favine, A. Theatre of Honour and 
 Knighthood, 1620, I. 153. 
 
 Favourite's Chronicle, 162 1, II. 123. 
 
 Fawcet, T., and B. Alsop, Pri7iters. 
 See Alsop. 
 
 Fawkener, Thos., ^. Thome's Encomium 
 Salopise, 16 15, ded. to. 
 
 Fawkes, Rich., Printer, 1513-14, III. 
 233; 1523. H. 560; 1529, IV. 92; 
 1530. I- 488; n.d., H. 673, II. 
 386. 
 
 Fawne, Luke, Bookseller at the No7ih 
 Door of St. Paul's, 1631,1. 404; 1632, 
 1.227; i633>I-i23; 1643,11.332, 
 111.13s; 1646,111.122; 1647,1V. 
 57; 1649, IV. 58; 1650, II. 144; 
 1656, H. 177 ; 1659, IV. 80. 
 
 Fax Fonte Accensa. Ant. Wallcer, 
 1684. 
 
 Fayette, Marquis de la. Princess of 
 Monpensier, 1666, IV. 30. — Zayde, 
 1678, IV. 30. 
 
 Fearful Summe. John Taylor, 1625. 
 
 Feast, Geo., The Murderer justly con- 
 demned, or account of, 1697, H. 348. 
 
 Feast for Worms. F. Quarles, 1620. 
 — of Fat Things full of marrow, 
 1696, IV. 38. — of sad cheer. T. 
 Churchyard, 1592. 
 
 Featley, Dan. l)ippers Dipt, 1645, H' 
 215, III. 79. — La Malette de David, 
 1644, III. 79. — Life, by C. Barks- 
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 Feckenham, Master. Mentioned, in 
 
 I Lady Jane Grey's Epistle, 1554, II. 
 258. 
 
 Federici, C. Voyage and Travel, 1588, 
 IL 216. 
 
 Fees, Ordinance to be observed in the 
 King's Exchequer for taking of, II. 
 
 434- 
 
 Feined Cnrtizans. A. Behn, 1679. 
 
 Feigned Shipwreck. F. Beaumont and 
 J. Fletcher. 
 
 Feilde, Edm., E. Wells' Arithmetica, 
 1698, ded. to. 
 
 Peilding, Basil, Lord, /. Prempart's 
 Siege of the Busse, 1630, ded. to. 
 
 Felghenere, P. Postilion, or new Al- 
 manack and Astrologick, 1655, III. 
 79-^ :: 
 
 Felibien, M. The Tent of Darius ex- 
 plained, 1703, III. 79. 
 
 Felicity, Perfect Patliway to. P. Stubh.t, 
 1592. — of man. Discourse of. Sir 
 M. Barcldy, 1598. 
 
 Fell, Dr. J., H. Slubhe's Censure upon 
 History of the Eoyal Society, 1670, 
 ded. to. — Specimen of the several 
 sorts of Letter given to Oxford Uni- 
 versity by, 1695, IV. 151. 
 
 Fellow-Commoner of England, Speech 
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 Felo de Se. J. Tombes, 1659. 
 
 Feltham, 0. Character of the Low 
 Countries, 1652, H. 194; 1659, IL 
 194, I- 153; 1660, 1662, H. I94-— 
 Discourse upon Ecclesiastes, II. 2, 
 H. 194. — Discourse upon Luke xiv. 
 20, H. 194. — Elegy on Mrs. M. 
 Coventry, H. 194. — Form of Prayer, 
 H. 194. — Eesolves, [1627], I. 153; 
 1628, H. 194, IL 216; 1631, IIL 
 79; 1634, n. 693; 1636, 1661, IL 
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 — Verses in B. Dover's Annalia Du- 
 brensia, 1636 ; Jonsonus Virbius, 
 1636; T. Rawlolph's Muses' Look- 
 ing-glass, 1638 ; A. Wright's Par- 
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 Spectatissimo Rolando Cottoni, 1635. 
 
 Felt-makers, Humble Petition of, 1621, 
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 Felton, John. Arraignment and execu- 
 tion, 1570, H. 194. — Ballett of, 1570, 
 II. 216. — ^Death of, 1570, II. 216. — 
 Panegyrick on. Rich. James, H. 298. 
 — End and confession of. i^. <?., 1570, 
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 — Epitaph on. Dr. Jas. Smith, H. 
 563. — A Letter to Rome. S. Peele, 
 
 1571- 
 Felton, John, Boolcseller, Stafford, 1658, 
 
 I. 258. 
 
 Female Advocate. S. F., 1687. — 
 Duel. Thos. Toll, i66i. — excellency. 
 Richard Burton, 1688. — glory. Ant. 
 Stafford, 1635. — poems : Ephelia, 
 1679, I. 146. — prelate. E. Settle, 
 1687. — Ramblers, n.d., H. 424. — 
 Ramblers, or a fairing for the Cuckolds 
 1683, H. 134. — Sex, Essay in defence 
 of the, 1696, II. 693, III. 27. 
 
 Feminine monarchy. CIms. Butler 
 1609. 
 
FEMMES 
 
 [ 272 ] 
 
 rERDiwAin) 
 
 Femmes lUustres, Les. G. de Seudery, 
 
 1681. 
 Fencing, Bill for prises at, 1587, H. 
 
 194, II. 216. — New metliodof. Sir 
 
 Wm. Hope, 17 14. 
 Fencing-Master, The Complete. Sir W. 
 , Hope, 1691. — The English. H. 
 
 Blachwell, 1702. — The Scotch. Sir 
 
 W. Hope, 1687. 
 Fencing-Master's Advice to his Scholar. 
 
 Sir W. Hope, 1692. 
 Fenelon. Tales and Fables, 1736, II. 
 
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 526, III. 238 ; 1645, II. 132, A. 166; 
 
 1646, II. 64s, III. 37, 274; 1647, 
 
 III. 158; 1648, IV. 152; 1649,11. 
 
 458, 459, rV. 23, 52. lao, 132; 
 
 1650, H. 300, I. 339, II. 19; 165 1, 
 
 III. 204, IV. 146, 159; 1652, 1..54, 
 321, II. 459, IV. 159; 1653, E 
 291, I. 321, III. 187 ; 1555,11. 150, 
 
 IV, 26; 1656, I. 313; I657,Lr}^37, 
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 at Cambridge, 1660, L 81, II. 367; 
 1 66 1, I. 404, II. 133 ; 1662, 11. 566; 
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 III. 39. 
 
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 1593. H. 339, 448, 461, 536, 545, 
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 1594, H. 20, 73, 82, 280, 545, L i9S( 
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 H- 73. 323. II- 388, 481 ; 1596, H« 
 254, 255, 545, II- 131, III- H ; 1598* 
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 261; 1600, A. 164; r6oi, H. 366^ 
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 Fisher, Benj., Bookseller, 1621, I. 186; 
 1623, H. 479; 1624, H. 372, IV. 
 161; 1627, I. 339; 1628, II. 210; 
 1629, III. 290; 1630, II. 79, lY. 
 83; 1631, II. 382, 390; 1632, .II. 
 172, 509; 1633, I. 23, 231, 286; 
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 Fisher, Jas. The "Wise Virgin, 1653, 
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 Fisher, Jasper. Fuunus Trees, 1633, 
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 1684, H. 199, I. 186. 
 
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 Friax and a Shoemaker's wife, Tale of. 
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 "W. de "Worde, n.d., H. 212, I. 484; 
 1585- 1617. H. 212; 1655, H. 212, 
 I. 172; 1698, H. 212. Part II., 
 1680, I. 484. — Disciplined, The. 
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 Friars, A new set of, named Capichini, 
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 1580, III. 88. — Begging, Treatises 
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 Friar's Chronicle. T. G\_ainsford], 
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 Friedland, Lord. A Fight at Dunin in 
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 Friend, Sir J. Arraignment, Trial and 
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 Friend, Description of a true, 1563-4, 
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 Friendly Apology. J. Golborne, 1674. 
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 life, 1565-6, II. 30.— counsel. L. 
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 Friends, Ballad how a man may know 
 his, 1565-6, II. 237. — Eival. P. 
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 70, IL 237. 
 
 Friendship and flattery. Of, 1565-6, II. 
 30. — Book of. Cicero, 1550. — Chris- 
 tian. L. Danmus, 1586. — Descrip- 
 tion of. E. P., 1595. — Discourse of. 
 Sam. Masters, 1685; E. P., 1695. — • 
 Essay on, 1689, 1. 318. — improved. 
 0. Hopkins, 1700. — in fashion. T. 
 Otway, 1678. — Lamentation of. T. 
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 Pries, Agostyne, Printer, Zurich, 1547, 
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 Friesland, Conquest atchived by Capt. 
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 Prith, John. Answer to M. More's 
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 the first part of Erith's book. J. Gwin- 
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 Frith, John. Jests and Merry pranks, 
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 Frith, John, Bookseller, 1682, II. 346. 
 
 Frith, Mrs. Mary. Life and death, 
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 Friuli, Travels in. Edio. Broun's 
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 Froben, John, Printer, Basil, 15 18, H. 
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 Frobisher, Sir Martin, Description of 
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 1597, II. 237. — Historia Naviga- 
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 and Report of his voyage to Meta 
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 -^Third and last Voyage. Report, by 
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 voyage, 1577. B. Settle, IV. 167. — 
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 home to. T. Churchyard, 1579. — ■ 
 Verses to Sir 11. Gilbert's True Re- 
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 Frog and the Mousfi, Most strange 
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 Frogs and Mice, Strange and bloody 
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 Froissart, Sir J. Chronicles, Volume 
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 Frolic, The. Eliz. Polwheele, i6-ji. 
 
 Frontinus. Stratagemes, Sleightes, 
 and policies of War, trans. R. Mory- 
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 Froschoviana Officina. Zurich, 1589, 
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 Frost, Walter, Secretary to the Council 
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PROST 
 
 [ 294 J 
 
 TTJLLER 
 
 .Frost, A Winter Wonder, 1684, H. 
 214. — Ballad of the late great, 1607- 
 8, II. 238. — Behold the wonders of 
 Almighty God, 1684, H. 214. — 
 Blanket Fair, or Histpry of Temple 
 Street, 1684, H. 213. True Descrip- 
 tion of, 1684, H. 213. — Fair, British 
 Wonders, 1 7 1 7, H. 467. News from, 
 H. 213. — Freezland Fair, 1684, H. 
 214. — Great Britain's Wonder, 1684, 
 H. 213. — Historical account of the 
 late, 1684, H. 213, II. 238. — News 
 
 ' from the Thames, 1684, H. 214. — 
 Observations upon the present, 1684, 
 H. 213. — Philosophical account of 
 the hard. John Peter, 1684. — 
 Strange and wondrous relations of 
 damages done by the late, 1684, H. 
 213, II. 238. — The cold year, 1614, 
 H. 213, I. 173. — The great: cold 
 doings in London, 1608, H. 213. — 
 The Thames uncased, 1684, H. 214. 
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 people frozen, 1685, II 238. — Won- 
 ders in the Deep, 1684, H. 214; 
 1683, H. 391. 
 
 Frozer, T. Relation of a Voyage, 1698, 
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 Fructus Temporum, 1502, I. 173, II. 
 198; 1504, 1515, II. 298. 
 
 Frugality, Moral History of. Sir G. 
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 Fruit of Eedemption, 1514, 1530, 1532. 
 W. de Worde, n.d., I. 173; 1517, I. 
 484. — Trees, Instructions to raise. T. 
 Langford, 1681. — Trees, Design for 
 plenty; Universal planting of. S. 
 Hartlib, 1653. — walls improved, N. 
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 Fruiterers' Secrets. N. F., 1604, H. 
 613, IV. 137. The Husbandman's 
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 Fruitful Meditation, A. James I., 
 1588. 
 
 Fruits and Flowers, Book of, 1653, I. 
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 Fry, J. The Accuser shamed, 1648, 
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 Fryer, J., New Account of E. India 
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 Fryth, John, Demeanour and heresy 
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 1534- 
 
 Fuego, Terra del F. De Quit's Terra 
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 Fuenta, L. de la. Meditations, 1610 
 IL 165. 
 
 Fuga Sseculi. J. P. Maffoeus, 1632. 
 
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 Fuimus Troes. Jasper Fisher, 1633. 
 
 Fulbeck, W. An Abridgement, 1608, 
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 Fulke, Dr., and others, S. N.'s Anti- 
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 Fulke, W. Goodly Gallery, 1563, K 
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 ■Fullarton, J. The Turtle Dove, 1664, 
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 Fuller, Abraham., See TJios. H^me. 
 
 Fuller, J. Versefe in S. Ashe's Sermon 
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 Fuller, N. Argument in the case of 
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 Fuller^ Thos. Abel Eedivivus, 1651, 
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 Ornithology, 1655, II. 239. — Pane- 
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FULLER'S 
 
 [ 295 ] 
 
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 Fuller, Wm. A plain proof of the true 
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 Answer to the Jacobites, 1700, III. 
 90. — Appeal to both Houses of Par- 
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 90. — Further confirmation that Mary- 
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 Letter to the Et. Hon. the Lord 
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 1703, IIL 90. — Mr. Toland's Crito 
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 1540, H. 214. 
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 215- 
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 Fulwood, W. Enemy of Idleness, 
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 1586, 1593, 1598, H. 215; 1621, 
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 Fumblers' Hall, n.d., H. 216, I. 175, 
 
 484. 
 Fumee, Mart., Lord of Grenille. His- 
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 1600, II. 296. 
 Fumifugium. J. Evelyn, 166 1. 
 Fundamentum Patriae, 1665, II. 692. 
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 1696.— of the Million Act, &c. J. 
 
 Briscoe, 1696. 
 Funebria Florae. Thos. Hall, 1660. 
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 Fur Praedestinatus, 1651, IV. 139. 
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 Furor Poeticus Propheticus. G. Wither, 
 
 1660. 
 Furoribus gallicis, De. E. Varamiindus, 
 
 1573- 
 
 Fussell, John, Murder of : The Un- 
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 Fussell, N., and H. Moseley, Boole- 
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 Future Life, State of the. Tkos. White, 
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 Fyal Island : The Flaming Islands, 
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 Fyffe, Essay upon the Inscription of 
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 Fyfield, Alex., Bookieller, 1644, II. 
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 Fyge, Thos. Verses in J. Heydon's 
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 Fylls, Eob. Translated T. Beza's 
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 Fynes, Mr. Eeport in Declaration of 
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 Fynshe, Sir Thos., The Great misfor- 
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 G., A. The Widow's Mite, 1619, H. 
 
 217. 
 
 G., A. [Arthur Golding]. Translated 
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 Or., A. Dedication in History of the 
 
[ 29<S ] 
 
 a. 
 
 . Goiurt and King of China, 1682, II. 
 
 121. 
 G., A., Cler. The Speech which was to 
 
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 G., A.,. Bookseller, 1620, III. 176. 
 Gi, A., Printer, 1635-7. See Anne 
 
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 G., A.j and J. P., Printers. See A, 
 
 Godhid. 
 G., B., a Porta Aqnitano. Works, in 
 
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 1652, IV. 81. 
 Gi, B. Translated A. Bertholdm' Terra 
 
 Sigillata, 1587. Paracelsi^'? One 
 
 hundred and fonrte6a Experiments, 
 
 1596. ' 
 
 G., B. [Qai-ter']. Translated Otid^s 
 
 Epistles to PariSj 1590. 
 G., B. Verses in Archbp. Nilus" Of the 
 
 Pope's usurped Supremacy, 1560. 
 G., B. Proposal for Fatming of Liberty 
 
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 G., B., Printer, 1669, III. ii6 ; 1671, 
 
 IV. 41 ; 1672, III. 106 ; 1678, II. 
 
 557; 1679, II. 282; 1685, I. 293. 
 G., B., and H. P. The next, way to 
 
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 IL 233. ■ 
 
 G., B., and S. G., Printers. iSee 
 
 S. G. 
 G., C. The Mint of DeformitieB, 1600, 
 
 H. 217, 
 G., C. Elegy on death of the Earl of 
 
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 Nabbe's Spring's Glory, 1638: Un- 
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 G., C, Bookseller, Prince's Arms,. Paul's 
 
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 G., 0. H. [Captain ! Henry Goring]. 
 
 Translated J5r. ZTm^^'s Siege of Breda, 
 
 1627. 
 G., D. A Sunday's Adventure, 1683, L 
 
 175. 
 G., E. Mirth's Eendezvousj 1618, 11. 
 
 239- 
 G., B. Present preservative against . . . 
 
 private libertines, [1590], II. 239. 
 G., E. Letter to the Superiours, 1689,? 
 
 II. 239. 
 G., E., Print^ii6tz-x,2. SeeX Griffin. 
 G., E. Onomasticon Brachu, 1652, L 
 
 175- 
 G., E., Gent. History of Six Witches at 
 
 Maidstone, 1652, Hi. 316.— Trans- 
 lated D& Scvden/s Artamenesj 1653. 
 
 G., F. End and confession of JohnfPel- 
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 G., P., Printer, 165 1, IV. 139. 
 
 G., G. Verses in the Second Part of 
 the Mirror of Kri/ighthoodi^ 1583, H. 
 321- 
 
 G., G., of S. Facetious Poem in imita- 
 tion of the Cherry and Slae, lyei, 
 H. 400, IL 695. 
 
 G., G., and H. H., Booksellers, 1613, 1. 
 120; 1625, H. 145. 
 
 G., G.,and J. G., B6oksellers,i6i-,i, I. 22, 
 
 Q., H. [probably H. Grantham]. Trans- 
 lated Boccoiccio's Philocopoj 1567. 
 
 G., H. Translated Bahae's Prince, 
 1646. 
 
 Q., K, Usq. The Mirror of Majesty, 
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 G., H., Gent. Prudent and secure choice, 
 1650, IL 239. 
 
 G., H., Bookseller. See Hen. Gosaon. 
 
 Q., K., Printer, 1628, II. 253;, 1630, 
 H. 305; n.d.; H. 466.. ., , 
 
 G., L Translated G. D&Graisi'^ Art of 
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 Or., 1, or J. Apology for Woman^kind, 
 1605, I. 175, H. 217. * 
 
 G., I. Edited Sir Thos. Bidley'6 Civil 
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 G., I., Gent. Sage Senator delineated, 
 1660, I. 175. — ^Little wit's protesta- 
 tion, 1642, III. 91. 
 
 G., L, Printer, 1652, IV. 128,; 1653, 
 
 II- 395. 
 O., J. Alcilia, 1595, 1. 6; 1613, 1619, 
 
 1628, H. 5. 
 G., J. A Civil Nosegay, n.<i., H. 217. 
 G., J., Usq. England's Hope against 
 
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 G., J. Dedication in Sir Tlws. Craig's 
 
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 G., J., BooJcseller, 1641, II. 444 ; 1645, 
 
 L 245 ; 1651, L 22 ; 1660, H, 507;. 
 
 1671, IL 282 ; 1675, L 416. 
 ' G., J., Printer, 1650, L 65, 66, 331, IL 
 
 42, 105 ; 1651, IL 286, :624, IV. 63 ; 
 
 1652, IV. 164; 1653, L 46if; 1654, 
 
 L 357, IL 142, 266, IIL 47 ; 1655, 
 
 H. 546, in. 87 ; 1656, H. 167, 493i 
 
 I- 94i II- 37 ; 1657, L 322; J6s8, 
 
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 dABERLUNZIE 
 
 . H. 130, II. 438, 632 ; 1659, H. 54, 
 
 II. 243, 367, 442 ; 1660, H. 693, I. 
 2g'4i IL 107, 294; 1661, H. 641; 
 
 1663, H. 224, I. 60, 181, III. 289; 
 
 1664, I. 298, 331, III. 137, 173; 
 
 1665, H. 183, I. 48, 445, III. 209, 
 887; 1666, I. 121 ; 1670, II. 80; 
 1679,11. 42;. 1682,111. 148; f683, 
 IV. 48; 1688, II. 388. 
 
 &., J. D. Translated Du Fresne's 
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 Or., J., and others. Merry Drollery 
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 H. r68. 
 Gi, L. Essays and Characters, 1661, 
 
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 . Characters of Conceited Coxcombs, 
 
 1661, II. 624. 
 0., L., Printer, Paris, 1605, H. 257. 
 Q., M., Letter to : in Discours de la vie 
 
 . . . de myLorde de Lecestre, 1585, 
 
 , IV. 34. 
 
 G., M. Dedication of the Counieas of 
 
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 G., E. Translated Boethius, Summuni 
 
 Bxmum, 1674; 
 G., P. T. Blanchardine and Eglantine, 
 
 159s, H. 41. 
 G., R. Salutem in Christo, 1571, IL 
 
 G., R. Exhortation and Admonition 
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 G,,,R., Knt. Verses in jas. Martin's 
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 G., R. Avona, 1675, II. 695. — Vir- 
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 G., B. Presbytery rough drawn, 1683, 
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 G., R., Printer, 1657, H. 318. 
 
 G., R., Boolcseller, 1673, III. 254; 
 1678, L 342, 434, 575, IL 486, 558, 
 IIL 40, 239; 1679, H. 216, 317, 
 
 III. 91 ; 1689, H. 409 ; n.d.. III. 
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 0., S. Catholics no Idolators, 1672, 
 
 II. 239. 
 ft., 8. Antiquity and Unity of the 
 
 Britannick Church, 1692, IV. 139. 
 6., S., Printer, i(>sz, IL 130, I. 342; 
 
 1654, H. 130, 328; 1655, L 112; 
 
 1657, IIL 42, 198; 1658, IL 23; 
 
 1660, H. 593; 1667., II.-670; 1668, 
 . II. 1. 
 G.,S. andB., Printers, 1670, 1. 24, 222 ; 
 
 1 67 1, IIL 252, 310; 1672, II. 606, 
 
 III- 173, 27s; 1674, L 157; 1676, 
 
 II. 221, IV. 141; 1677, II. 466; 
 
 1685, IL II. 
 G., S., and A. W., Booksellers, 1649* IV. 
 
 138. 
 G., S. G. Notes in Du Barta^ Babilon, 
 
 1596. 
 G., T. Verses in /. Barston's Safeguard 
 
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 G., T. Tragedy of Selimus, 1594, H. 
 
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 Q., T. Answer to "Wither's Motto, 
 
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 G., T. Proditoris Pioditor, 1606, H. 
 
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 G., T. See Gainsford. 
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 240. 
 G., T., M.D. True and eXact account 
 
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 G., T., Boolcseller, 1590, H. 339; 1591, 
 
 H. 341 ; 1592, H. 241, 340, L 261 J 
 
 1594, H. 28; 159s, H. 458; 1615, 
 
 H. 243. 
 G., T., Boolcseller, 1641, II. 174; 1649, 
 
 IIL 38; 1651, H. 653; 1705, II. 
 
 293- 
 G., W. Answer to Master Thos. Smyth, 
 
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 G., W., Esq. Verses in M. Drajjton'i 
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 G., W. A Love Letter : in I. Whit- 
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 G , W. Discovery of certain notorious 
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 G., W. The faithful Analyst, IIL 75. 
 
 G., W. Dedication in Count Mansfield's 
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 G., W. Verses in Humphrey Mill's 
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 G., W. Anthologia, 1651, II. 240. 
 
 G., W. Case of the Suecession to the 
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 G., W., Printer. See W. Godbid. 
 
 G., Z. Excise Anatemiz'd, I. 176. 
 
 Gabai, Abraham, Printer, Constanti- 
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 Gabalis, Th« Count oi, 1680, IIL 28. 
 
 Gabelhover, 0. Book of Physic, 1599; 
 H. 217, II. 240. 
 
 Gaberlunzie Man, The new way of, II. 
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OABBIELLE 
 
 r 298 ] 
 
 GALFBID 
 
 Gabrielle, The Fair, Verses supposed to 
 be uttered by, H. 211. 
 
 Qachet, John, Printer, ffereford, 1536, 
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 Gad of Steel. Henry Walker, 1641. 
 
 Gadbury, J. Astrological predictions 
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 ■ — Nativity of the late K. Charles, 
 1659, IV 139. — Natura Prodigiorum, 
 
 1665, IV. 139.— Nuncius Astrologi- 
 cus, 1660, IV. i39.-^-Edited "Works 
 of Sir Geo. W^rton, 1683. — Epistle 
 dedicatory to. T. Gfttaker's Discourse 
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 Edlyn's Observations Astrdlogical, 
 r 658. /. Heydoris Theomagia, 1 664. 
 J, Heydon's Idea of the Law,, 
 1660. 
 
 Gadbury, Mary: H. Ellis' Pseudo- 
 
 Christus, 1650. 
 Gadderis, The Forrey of. Alexander 
 
 the Great, 1570. 
 Gaddes hill, The Callino shayll over, 
 
 1586-7, H. 584.— The Eobbery at, 
 
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 Gadmunton, Will. Bagnall's Ghost, or 
 
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 Guignard, Jean, Printer, Paris, 1650, 
 
 I- 359- 
 Guignard, Rene, Bookseller, Paris,i6j-j, 
 
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 Guild, W. Isaachars Asse, 1621, IV. 
 
 141. — Popish glorying in antiquity, 
 
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 Guilford, Sir Eichard. Pilgrimage^ 
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 Gnillemot, Dan., Priifter, Paris, 1603. 
 
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 Guillionius, Eenatus. Carmen Nuptiale 
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 Guitard, : Jas. Translated D. Heinsius, 
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 Gulicke and Cleve, News from, 1615^ 
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 Gulielina, St. Legenda, 1548, III. 102. 
 
 Gulke, Arnold von, and J. Stell, Alma- 
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 Gunpowder Plot, Commemoration of. 
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 Gunter, Edm, Description and use of 
 
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 Gunter, Laurence, and John Colman, 
 
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 Gunton, S. Qrtholatreia, 1650, III. 
 
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 Gumay, Edm. Corpus Christi, 163Q, 
 
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 Gurney, Kob., Boolcseller, 1636, II. 
 
 443- 
 Gusman, The English. Geo. Fidge, 
 
 : 1652. 
 
 Gnstavus, Chas., Boolcseller, 1657, I. 
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 Gnstavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, 
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 the King of Bohemia and, 1633, II. 
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 —Outcry of the London Prentices, 
 1659, II. 361, printed for. — Progress 
 into Germany, 1632, II. 262.— Keign 
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 Gutta Podagrica. P. H., 1633. 
 
 Gnttenberg, John. Portrait, in Plu- 
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 Guy, John, Bookseller, Flying Horse, 
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 Guy, Rob. Countreyman's new care 
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 Guy, Thos., Bookseller, Little Lumbar d 
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 Guy, Wm., Bookseller, 1642, II. 449. 
 
 Guy, Earl of Warwick. Cy commence 
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 , J. Shirley, 1681. — Noble and re- 
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 Guyerche, Viscount, Discourse of mat- 
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 Goyllyard. See Gaulard. 
 
 Guyon, Symphorien. La Parthenie 
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 Guyotius, Chris., Printer, Leyden, 1633, 
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 Guzman de Alfarache. Life, by M. 
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 Gwalter, Rudolph. Antichrist, 1556, 
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 Gwillim, J. See Guillim. 
 
 Gwillim, John, Bookseller, in Britain's 
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 Gwillim, J., Bookseller, Bishopsgate 
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 Gwinn, John. Verses in Vita et Obitus 
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 Gwinne,Mattliew. Epicedium in obitum 
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 Gwinneth, J. Confutation of first part 
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 Gwydonius. Roh. Greene, 1584. 
 
 Gwydo's Questions. G. Baker, 1579. 
 
 Gwyn, David. Verses, 1588, H. 247. 
 
 Gwynne, Edward. Mentioned, III. 
 192. 
 
 Gwyn, Eleanor, the Elder, Elegy on, 
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GWYNNE 
 
 r 332 ]' 
 
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 Gwynne, "Walter, Notice of : in /. Dun- 
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 GAvynneth, J. Declaration of the state 
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 Gybken, Joh.n,BooJcseller, Spread Eagle, 
 
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 11. 609. 
 Gymnasiaxclise Progymnasmata. J^ 
 
 Brunsweid, 1590. , 
 Gynecocratia. .Oeo. Puttenham, n.d. 
 Gyttren and the Cetterne, Brief and 
 
 plain instrnctioa to learn to play oiv 
 
 thef 1568-9, H. 41.0. 
 
 H., Lady A., A. M. A. Schurman's 
 Learned Maid, id^g^ded. to. 
 
 H., Sir A., W. G.'s' Discourse for a 
 King and Parliament, 1660, ded. to. 
 
 H., A. Verses in The Husband, 1614, 
 ' IL 298. 
 
 H., A. Invective against Paper per- 
 secutors : in John Daviea' Scourge 
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 H., A. Translated T. d Kempis' Little 
 Garden of Eoses, 1638. 
 
 H., A. A bit to stay the stomachs of 
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 Speedy Post for heaven, 1642, III. 
 102. 
 
 H., A Gentleman's Exercise : in S. 
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 H., A., Printer. See Hatfield. 
 
 H., A., Bookseller; 1648, I. 72. 
 
 H;, A., and S. G., Printers, 1649, I^- 
 52- 
 
 H., B. Glass of Man's folly, 1595, 
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 Poems, 1657. 
 
 H., D., Mercliant. Dedication in James 
 Cole's Of Death, 1629, I. 93. 
 
 H., D., Printer, 1647, II. 332; 1696, 
 IV. 38. 
 
 H. , E. Abridgement of J, Sf civ's Eng- 
 lish Chronicles, 16-18, II. 584. 
 
 H., E. Strafford's Plot discovered, 
 1646, IV. 45. 
 
 £[., £. Plain and true Eelation of Case 
 of M. Maillard, 1693, II. 263. 
 
 H., E., Printer, 1676, III. 179; 1683, 
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 H., E, Bookseller, 1669, I. 257. 
 
 H., F., M.D. Beware of pick-purses, 
 1605, H. 249, II. 263.' — Translated 
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 Physician, 1602. 
 
 H., F. Poemata Miscellanea, 161 2, I. 
 
 263. 
 H., F. Elegy and Epitaph on Charles 
 
 I., 1649, H. 249. 
 H., G. Translated Anti-Coton, 161 1, 
 
 n. 231. , 
 
 H., G. Private School of Defence, 
 
 1614, L 175. 
 H., G. Outlandish Proverbs : in "Wit 
 
 Restored, I. 460. 
 H., G. Translated De Vauronniere's 
 
 Grand Scipio, 1660. ^Sir K. Digbys 
 
 Choice and experimental Receipts, 
 
 1668. > 
 
 H., G., Gent. Translated A Eelatiort 
 
 of the French King's late Expedi-" 
 
 tion, 1669, IV. 139. 
 H., H., D.D. Considerations of presents 
 
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 H., H. Journal of Proceedings of 
 
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 263. 
 H., H. Preface in P. H.'s Gutta 
 
 Podagrica, 1633. '' 
 
 H., H., and G. G., Boolcsellers, Fleur 
 
 de LMce, Pope's head Alley, 1613, 
 
 1624, I. 120 : 1625, H. 145. 
 H., H., and S. M., Booksellers,. Ball, St: 
 
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 H., H., Printer, Oxford. See Hall. 
 H., H., Printer, 1682, II. 354; 1683, 
 
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 H., H.,y?-., Printer, 1684, III. 123. 
 H., H., Printer in Black Friars, 1701, 
 
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 H., Sir J. Epigrams in Ancilla, 1628, 
 
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 H., I. Pearl of Practice, 1594, I. 195, 
 
 A. 262. 
 H., L Preface in The New Prophetical 
 
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[ 333 1 
 
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 H., I. The World's Folly, 1615, H. 
 
 249. 
 JB.; I., Gent. A Strange Wonder, 1642, 
 
 H. 249, I. 195. — Tra,ns\a,ted Biondi's 
 
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 H., L Downright dealing, 1647, II. 
 
 698. — The Antipodes, 1647,1X1. 102. 
 H., L Paradise transplanted, 1661, 
 
 II. 698. 
 H., I. Dedication in Rohert Parson's 
 
 Brief Discourse, n.d. 
 H., I. True account of late occurrences 
 
 in Ireland, 1648, IV. 51. 
 H., I. Translated Life of Christina, 
 
 Queen of Sweden, 1656, II. 122. 
 H., I. Scelere Aquarum, 1701,1V. 141. 
 H., I., Bookseller, 1641, III. 185 ; 1642, 
 
 I. 424 ; 1648, H. 90. 
 H., I., Printer, 1600, H. 545 ; 1606, 
 
 I. loi ; 1611, H. 591; 1615, H. 
 
 249; 1619, H. 437; 1622, I. 446; 
 
 1623, I. 253; 1627, I. 369; 1628, 
 
 H. 522; 1629, II. 23; 1630, H. 
 
 360; 1631, H. 360,11. 557; 1634, 
 
 H. 447, III. loi; 1636, H. 545; 
 
 1637. I- 273' n. 131 ; 1638, I. 273, 
 
 H. 59 r, [1646], II. 693. 
 H., I., Printer, Edinburgh, 1663, H. 
 
 519- 
 
 H., J. England's Sorrow, or farewell 
 to Essex, 1606, H. 249. — CKnone 
 and Paris, 1594. H. 249. 
 
 H., J. Translated A. de Soto's Ean- 
 som of Time, 1634. 
 
 H., J., Esq. A Gag to Love's Advocate, 
 165 1, III. 102. — Cottoni Posthuma, 
 1673, II. 145. — Epitaph on Charles 
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 — K. Charles, his entertainment, 
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 of Charles IL, 1685, II. 263.— The 
 Grecian Story, 1684, II. 263. — 
 Verses in A. Broivne's Ars Pictoria, 
 1675. — Translated A. Giraffi's His- 
 tory of Eevolutions in Naples, 1656; 
 Horace's Odes and Epodes, 1684; 
 Dionysius Longinus, Height of Elo- 
 quence, 1652. — G. Barksdale's Lives 
 of Ten Excellent Men, 1677 ; A. 
 Goicley's Four Ages of England, 1648, 
 ded. to. 
 
 H., J. Supplement to the present State 
 of England, 1697, II. 263. 
 
 H., J., Printer, 1604, H. 254; 1623, 
 
 I. 419: 1624, I. 492; 1627, III. 
 
 12, 152; 1628, I. 315; 1631, IlL 
 
 149; 163s, IIL 12; 1638, H. S3, 
 
 401; 1643, L 262; 1657, II. 589; 
 
 1660, I. 51 ; 1664, I. no ; 1683, II. 
 
 658; 1687, IL 346, in. 66, IV. 
 
 147; 1688, I. 484, III. 194; 1691, 
 
 IIL 82, IV. 86; 1692, IL 144 ; 
 
 1706, IL 294; 1707, IL 352, IIL 
 
 153; n.d., H. 391. 
 H., J., Bookseller, 1582, II. 475 ; 1626, 
 
 III. 212 ; 1635, II. 21 ; 1643, H. 
 
 288 ; n.d., H. 350. 
 H., J., and T. Ryder, Boolcsellers, 1642, 
 
 IL 449. 
 H., J., and T. S., Booksellers, 1687, III. 
 
 125- 
 
 H., J., and W. J. Preface in i. Phio- 
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 H., M. Young Cook's Monitor, 1683, 
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 H., Lady M., W. Heale's Apology for 
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 H., M., Bookseller, Prince's Arms, Chan- 
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 H., M., and S. I., Printers, 1648, II. 42. 
 
 H., M., and J. M., Printers, 1684, I, 
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 H., N., D.D. Gospel Music, 1644, I, 
 
 195- 
 H., N. Complete Tradesman, n.d., I. 
 
 195. — Pleasant Art of Money Catcli- 
 
 ing, 1684, 1737, L 195. 
 H., N. Elegy on Sir George Jeffreys, 
 
 1689, III. 102. 
 H., N. Translated Husband forced to 
 
 Idc Jealous, 1668, II. 298. 
 H., P. Gutta Podagrica, 1633, III. 
 
 102. 
 H., P. Verses in Humjphrey Mill's 
 
 Poems, 1639. 
 H., P., Bookseller, n.d., H. 168. 
 H., R. Translated R. Lavater, Ghosts 
 
 and Spirits, 1572 ; Notable History 
 
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 H.,R. Ros Creli, 1640, H. 518, I. 195. 
 H., R. Paradoxical Assertions, 1664, 
 
 IL 263. 
 H., R. The War in New England, 
 
 1677, III. 102. 
 H., R. Dialogue between a Protestant 
 
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 posals for building . . . Aims-Houses, 
 
 1677, II. 698. 
 
f 334 ] 
 
 1. 
 
 fl., £., Printer, 1637, H. 273; 1640, 
 H. 661, I. 302, 460, II. 644, IV. 
 loi ; 1641, 1. 361, 453, II. 264, 410 ; 
 1644, III. 10 ; 1649, I^- 64 ; 16561 
 IV. 12; 1657, II. 510; 1658, IIL 
 153; 1662, II. 274; 1663, 1.43s; 
 1683,11.559; 1686,111. 278; I687, 
 II. 44. 
 
 H., E., and E, T., Printers, 1671, II. 
 530, III. 76; 1673, II. 171.: 
 
 H., £., Bookseller, Cardinal's Gap, with- 
 out Newgate, 161 5, I. 312. 
 
 H., R., Bookseller, in Queen's Head 
 Alley, 1642, II. 448, III. 242. 
 
 H., K., Booltseller, 1650, II. 512 ; 1661, 
 II. 274, IV. 84; 1684,11.555. 
 
 H., E., and 0. B., Booksellers, 1677, II. 
 
 473» 
 H., S. London's Charity enlarged, 
 
 1650, I. 196. 
 
 H., S. Verses in J. Withals' Short 
 
 Dictionary, 1586. 
 H., Sir T. Translated Hmace, Odes, 
 
 1625. 
 H., T. Translated Answer to the last 
 
 Tempest, 1595, I. 169. 
 H., T. Translated iMcian's Dialogues, 
 
 1634. 
 H., T. A Curtain Lecture, 1637, 1638, 
 
 H. 675. — True Discourse of Two 
 
 Upstart Prophets, 1636, H. 249, I. 
 
 196, III. 103. 
 H., T. Beauty of the remarkable Year 
 
 of Grace, 1638, H. 249. 
 H., T. Looking-glass for the Women, 
 
 1644, II. 263, H. 675. 
 H., T. A Ha! Christmas, 1647, H. 
 
 104, I. 196. 
 H., T. Accompt of both the Fleets, 
 
 1673, IL 263. 
 H., T., Gent., 1685. See Thos. 
 
 Hayes. 
 H., T., Printer, 1610, III. 44; 16 11, 
 
 in. 44 ; 1630, H. 390, 550, L 290, 
 
 367, 368; 1634, in. 114; 1635, L 
 
 209, 216, 340, H. 276; 1638, II. 
 
 390; 1641, H. 53; 1642, in. 10; 
 
 1643, H. 72 ; 1644, H. 22 ; 1646, II. 
 65; 1650, L 357, II. 289, 403; 
 
 1651, IL 409, IV. 91 ; 1652, R 136, 
 n. 169; 1653, H. 330, 604, L 252, 
 IV. 162 ; 1655, L 253, 319, H. 306 ; 
 1678, II. 574; 1679, I. 67; 1680, 
 IL 188; 1681, H. 154, L 481, IL 
 
 248; '1682, H. 624, II. 523; 1692; 
 
 A. 262 ; n.d., H. 385, L 145. 
 H., T., Bookseller, 1641, Hi 55 ; 1659- 
 
 60, IV. 96. 
 H., T., and A. P., Printers, 1677, II. 
 
 162 ; 1678, H. 517, L 196, 361, 378' 
 H., W., Bart., The Royal Martyr, 1729, 
 
 IL 105, ded. to. 
 H., W. Translated Z. Aza's Siege of 
 
 Babylon. See W. Holloiody. 
 H., W.' True picture and relation* of 
 
 Pirince Henry, 1634, II. 263. 
 H., W. Dedication in Bob. Southwell's 
 
 Four-fold Meditations, 1636. 
 H., W. Diurnal of Sea Designs, 1642, 
 
 IL 263. 
 H., W. A oha,nglitig no company for 
 
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 Congratulation to our newly restored 
 
 Parliament, 1650, IL 249^ 
 H., W. Remarks on the Affairs and 
 
 Trade of England and Ireland, 1691, 
 
 IIL 103. 
 H., W., and others. Oxford Drollery, 
 
 1671. 
 H., W., Printer, 1612, H. 297; 1650, 
 
 H. 30, L 224, II. 144 ; 1652, L 192, 
 
 275, 418; 1655, L 199; i6|6, H. 
 
 169, L 6, IL 183; 1657, IL -591, 
 
 H. 274; 1667, L 395; 1682, HI. 
 
 113. 
 H., W., Printer, Oxford. See Hall. 
 H., 'W.,- Bookseller, 1647, I. 73; 1657, 
 
 H. 274. 
 H., W., and E. H., Booksellei-s, 1689; 
 
 IIL 93. 
 H., W., and T. F., Booksellers, 1680, 
 
 IIL 80. 
 Ha., Jo. Nahash Redivivus, 1649, II. 
 
 264, rV. 142. 
 Haberdashers and other tradesmen. To, 
 
 1619, H. 613. 
 Haberdashers' Hall, Just reproof to. 
 
 John Lilburn, 1651-2. 
 Habington, W. Castara, 1634, H. 249, 
 
 L 196; 1635, 1640, H. 250, L 196. 
 
 — History of Edward IV., 1640, I. 
 
 196. — Observations on History, 1641, 
 
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 1658, H. 183, 581, L 38, 311, IL 
 
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 Drunkards, 1659, II. 699. 
 Hammond, Thos., Bookseller, 1662, II. 
 
 287. 
 Hammond, WailteT, Bookseller, 163 1-2, 
 
 1634, IL 634; 1636, 1637, 1641, L 
 
 447- 
 
 Hammond, Wm. Maxims of Sir Philip 
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 1648 ; Joh.n Hall's Hor83 Vacivee, 
 1646. — Memoir, by Sir E. Brydges, 
 1816, H. 253. 
 
 Hammond, Wm. Psalms, Hymns, &c., 
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 Hamon, Eob., G. Wither's Cordial 
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 1659. 
 
 Hamond, Geo. Discourse of Angels, 
 1701, II. 267. 
 
 Hamond, Eich., Bookseller, Fleet Lane, 
 1630, L 149. 
 
 Hamond, Thos. Preface in The Late 
 Commotion of Papists in Hereford- 
 shire, 1605, III. 109. 
 
 Hamor, Ealph. Present State of Vir- 
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 Hampaaneah HammeguUeh. John Hey- 
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 Hampden, John. Discreet and Learned 
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 the death of. J. S., 1643, H. 529. — 
 Humble Petition of inhabitants of 
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 68. — Sir R. Hutton's Arguments . . . 
 Order of theLords for vacating Judge- 
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 on the Londoners' Petition for Peacejj 
 H. 89. — The Scots' Eesolution con- 
 cerning this present expedition, 1642, 
 III. 308. — True and perfect relation 
 of the skirmish ... in Southam Field, , 
 1642, IV. 108. 
 
 Hampole, Eich. Probably wrote The- 
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 De emendatione vitse, in Speculum i 
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 Hampshire, Bloody JTews from, 1675,' 
 I.' 200. — Declaration of L. andC. . . .' 
 concerning Colonels, Captains, and: 
 others in, 1643,11.455. — Don Quixot 
 redivivus, 1673-4, III. ]!o4,-^-Expos- 
 tulation against the blasphemys of a 
 fanatick priest from. J. Bale, 1553. 
 
 Hampstead, Dimensions of the Hollow, 
 Tree of, 1653, H. 391. « 
 
 Hampstead Heath. TJws. Bakefji 
 1706. 
 
 Hampton, B. Principal parts of the 
 grammar to Propria quae Maribus, 
 1639, II. 268. 
 
 Hampton, C. Sermon in the City of 
 
 , Glasgow, 161 1, II. 268. 
 
 Hampton, Hen., M. Cordier's School: 
 Colloquies, 1652, ded. to. 
 
 Hampton Court, Declaration of the 
 King, concerning his going away? 
 from, 1647, II' I02- — La Conference 
 tenue a, 1605, II. 704. — The King% 
 Welcome to his own home. John ' 
 Taylor, 1647. 
 
 Hamton, Anne. Murder, murder, 1642, 
 L 451. 
 
 Hanaver, John, Execution of,: Mosl 
 true and yet most admirable News, 
 1597, IL 416. 
 
 Hancock, Jane, Full and True Eelatior 
 of, 1705, IIL 243. 
 
 Hancock, John. Verses in J. Melton'i 
 Astrologaster, 1620. ' 
 
 Hancock, John, Bookseller, 1643, H 
 642 ; 1645, L 358, IL 607, IIL 257 
 
 1646, H. 189, L 253, 316, 358 
 
 1647, H. 508 ; 1648, L 210, II. 278 
 1650, H. 508, L 460 ; 1652, IL 250, 
 
HANCOCK 
 
 [ 341 ] 
 
 HARDING 
 
 IV. 67; 1657, III. 21; 1666, H. 
 
 434- 
 Hancock, John, junior, Bookseller, 1670, 
 
 H. Ill, II. 64; 1672, II. 310, III. 
 
 125; 1677, II. 222; 1681,11. 44; 
 
 1682, II. 252 ; 1683, I. 353. 
 Hancock, Kalph, Bookseller, 1593, II. 
 
 151 ; 159s. II- 472, 614. 
 
 Handful of Cordial Comfort. Rich. 
 Stanfast, 1638. 
 
 Handful of Gladsome Verses. T. 
 Churchyard,, 1592. 
 
 Handful of pleasant delites. Clement 
 Robinson, 1584. 
 
 Handgats, John, Bookseller, 1642, IV. 
 19. 
 
 Handkerchief for parentes wett eyes. 
 
 . /. C, 1630, II. 75. 
 
 Handwriting. A new copy-book, 1590, 
 II. 56. — Book of divers sorts of 
 hands. /. de Beauehesne, 1570. — 
 Young Man's Companion. W. Elder, 
 1730. 
 
 Handycrafts. Du Bartas, 1599. 
 
 Hang pinching. W. B., n.d. 
 
 Hangman's holyedaie, 1590, II. 268. — 
 Daunce, 1588-9, II. 329. 
 
 Hanken, Jer., Bookseller, 1660, II. 
 107. 
 
 Hanmer, Meredith, and W. Charke, 
 Defence of the censure given upon 
 two books of, 1582, A. 167. 
 
 Hanmer, Sir Thos., J. Reds Flora, 
 1665, ded. io. 
 
 Hannah and Phenanua, 1567, II. 268. 
 
 Hannay, Patrick. The Nightingale, 
 1622, H. 253. — Two Elegies, 1619, 
 H., 253. — Noticed, H. 172, 1. 200. — 
 and R. Brathwaite. The Happy Hus- 
 band, 1619, H. 253, II. 60. 
 
 Hannce, Ev. Eeport of Arraignment 
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 Hannibal and Scipio. Tfios. Nabhes, 
 
 i637' 
 Hamiibal, Thos. Preface in Pica sive 
 Directorium Sacerdotum, 1509, IV. 
 
 135- 
 Hannis, E. Aim for the Archers of 
 
 St. George's Fields, 1664, H. 254, 
 
 343- 
 "Bxamei Printer : Guil. Antonius, 1607. 
 Hans Beer Pot, 1618, H. 35. 
 Hknson, J. Time is a Turn-coat, 1604, 
 
 H. 254, 1. 200. 
 
 Hanson, Sir Eob., Lord Mayor. T. 
 
 Jordan's London Triumphant, n.d. 
 Happiness of this our Age, 1578, II. 
 
 193- — Way of. /. Glanvill, 1670. 
 Happy Deliverance, A, 1641, II. 689. 
 
 — Husband. R. Brathwaite and P. 
 
 Hannay, 16 19. — News to England, 
 
 1642, H. 418.— pair. Sir C. Sedley, 
 
 1702. — -Virgin. 31. A. Mollier, 
 
 1694. 
 Harbart, Paul. Mentioned, 161 7, IV. 
 
 no. 
 Harbert, M., Thos. Vaughan's Man 
 
 Mouse, 1 65 1, ded. to. 
 Harbert, "VV. Epicedium, 1594, H. 54. 
 Harbert, Sir W. Letter to a pretended 
 
 Eoman Catholic, 1585, H. 254. — 
 
 Sidney, 1586, H. 254. 
 Harbert, Sir W. Prophecy of Cad- 
 
 wallader, 1604, H. 254, I. 200. 
 Harbie, Thos. Arminian Priest's last 
 
 petition, 1642, H. 254. — Divi Ar- 
 
 minii mactatorum renata, 1642, I. 
 
 200. 
 Harbin, Thos., BooJcseller, 1693, II. 
 
 643; 1721, IL 295. 
 Harbord, Sir Chas., R. Coke's Discourse 
 
 of Trade, 1670, ded. to. 
 Harbottle, E., Bookseller, 1681, II. 395. 
 Harchius, J. Pro instauratioue rei- 
 
 publicffi Angl., 1554, I. 200. 
 Harcourt, Dan. A New Eemonstrance 
 
 from Ireland, [1641], IL 302. 
 Harcourt, Eob. Voyage to Guiana, 
 
 1613, 1626, III. 104. 
 Harcourt, Wm., and others. Trials 
 
 and condemnation, 1679, II. 362. — 
 
 Impartial consideration of Speeches 
 
 of, 1679, II. 71. — The New design of 
 
 the Papists detected. E. Tongue, 
 
 1679. 
 Hardesty, John, Bookseller, Black 
 
 Spread Eagle, Duck Lane, 1646, II. 
 
 56, in. 231; 1648, H. 30; 1650, 
 
 H. 553, IL 69 ; 1652, L 192 ; 1653, 
 
 I. 246; 1656, H. 669. 
 Hardie. See Hardy. 
 Harding, Gabriel, Strange News from 
 
 Westmoreland : Eelation of, H. 649. 
 Harding, John, Bookseller, 1696, II. 
 
 476. 
 Harding, S. Sicily and Naples, 1640, 
 
 H. 252, I. 201. 
 Harding, Thos. /. Juelli vita et 
 
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 HABLE7 
 
 mors : cum refutatione objectorum, 
 1573, II. 296. 
 Bardooin de Perefixe. Collection of 
 brave actions of K. Henry, 1688, III. 
 
 295- 
 
 Hardouyn, German, Printer, Paris, 
 [1533], II. 197. 
 
 Hardred, Sit Richard, Two great Vic- 
 tories : one at Dover against, 1648, 
 IV. 20. 
 
 Hardwick, Wm. Lord, M. Gordier's 
 Dialogues, 1636, ded. to. 
 
 Hardyng, John. Chronicle, 1543, H. 
 
 254- 
 Hardy, J. Last Voyage to the Ber- 
 
 luudas, 1671, L 201. 
 Hardy, John, Bookseller, 1595, II. 426 ; 
 
 1606, 1. 130, II. 222 ; 1607, H. 539, 
 
 n. 549- 
 Hare, Lady Eliz., St. Augustine's Con- 
 fessions, 1 63 1, ded. to. 
 Hare, Hon. Hugh. A Charge at the 
 
 General. Quarter Sessions at Dorking, 
 
 1696, IV. 102. 
 Hare, John. St. Edward's Ghost, 
 
 1647, I^- 142. 
 Hare, J., and I. Welsh, Boolisellers, 
 
 1703-7. n. 410; 1718, L 114. 
 Hare, Lady Mary, E. Parlet's Mirror 
 
 for young Christian Ladies, 1653, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Hare, Hunting of the, H. 254. 
 Hare, Theatinge of the, 1578, II. 32. 
 Harefinch, Jo., Printer, 1683, III, 271 ; 
 
 1684, I. 308. 
 Harewell, John, /. Lipsius' "War and 
 
 peace reconciled, 1672, ded. to. 
 Harflete, Sir Chr., H. Harflete's Banquet 
 
 of Essays, 1653, ded. to. 
 Harflete, H. Banquet of Essays, 1653, 
 
 I. 201. — Hunting of the Fox, 1632, 
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 Harford, E., Bookseller, Gilt Bible, 
 Qvsen's-head Alley, 1638, H. 157, 
 
 II. 173, III. 64 J 1641, H. 26, 198; 
 1642, I. 79, II. 271, 302 ; 1648, IV. 
 20; 1649, II- 213. 
 
 Harford, Robert, Bookseller, 1677, II. 
 
 698; 1679,11. 464; 1680,11.461, 
 
 IIL 286; 168 r,L 265. 
 Hargreve, Sir Ambrose, Homer's Frogs 
 
 and Mice, trans. W. F., 1603, ded. to. 
 Harington, Ballad of, who suffered at 
 
 York, 1578, IL 665. 
 
 Harington, Lady Anne, D. Tuvill's 
 Essays, 1608, ded. to. 
 
 Harington, Anne, C. Desadnlieivif Trea. 
 sury of the French Tongue, 1580, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Harington, Francis. Translated por- 
 tion of Ariosto's Orlando Fuiioso, 
 1591, H, II. 1 
 
 Haiington, Isabel, T. Palfrefman's . 
 Divine Meditations, 1572, ded. to. 
 
 Harington, Sir John. An Apology, 
 [1596], H. 255, II. 268.— Anatomy 
 of the metamorphosed Ajax, 1596, H. 
 255. — Brief View of State of the 
 Church of England, 1653, H, 255, 1. 
 201. — England's Poverty, I. 201, — 
 Epigrams, 1613, 1615, H. 255 ; 1618, 
 H. 255, IL 268; 1625, H. as5-—i 
 New discourse of a Stale subject,;: 
 1596, H. 254, I. 201. — New Tear's 
 Gift to K. James, I, 201. — ^The En- 
 glishman's Doctor, 1607, H. 255, A. 
 262; 1608, 1609, 1617^ 1624, H. 255, , 
 I. ?oi. — Ulysses upon Ajax, 1596, 
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 Harington, John. Polindor and Flos- 
 tella, 1651, 1657, H. 255, 256, L 
 202.— Verses in H. and W\ Lawes' 
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 Harington, Lucy, C.Desainliens' Campo 
 di Fior, 1583, ded. to. 
 
 Hariot, Thos, Merveilleux et estrange 
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 Harison, Isaac, and Geo. Bishop, Booh- 
 sellers, 1575, H. 456. 
 
 Harison, John. See Harrison. 
 
 Haxison, Josias, Bookseller, Golden 
 Anchor, Paternoster Row, 1615, K 
 204, 864. 
 
 Harison, Lucas. See Harrison. 
 
 Harison, Philip, Bookseller at &ie Ex- 
 change, 1608, III. 235. 
 
 Harison, alias Harcourt, "Wm. See 
 Harcourt. 
 
 Harlem jsnnfec?, 1485, IV. 7; 1626, 1 
 
 435- 
 Harlem Printer. Gyles Bomaen, 1597, 
 Harley, Lady Brilliana, J. Ley's Pattern 
 
 of Piety, 1640, ded. to. 
 Harley, Sir Edw., Silas Taylor's His> 
 
 tory of Gravel-kind, 1663, ded. to. , 
 
HARLEY 
 
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 HARPSFELD 
 
 Harley, Col. Edw., and others, Desires 
 propounded to the Ho. of Commons 
 from, 1647, III. 187.— A full Vindi- 
 cation and Answer of, 1647, II. 457. 
 
 Harley, Rob., The Principles of a Mem- 
 ber of the Black List, 1702, III. 267, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Harlot, De.scription of the House of an, 
 1562-3, H. 654. 
 
 Harlots, Dialogues between the com- 
 mon Secretary and Jealousy concern- 
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 Harlow, Battle of, 1668, H. 32. 
 
 Harman, Capt. Thos., Encomium, or 
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 Harman, W. Caveat or Warning, 
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 Hannar, John. Translated J. Calvin's 
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 Harmar, John. Janua Linguarum, 
 1626, L 202. — Protomartyr Britan- 
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 III. 51. — Tractatus De Legatis J. 
 Howell latine redditus, 1664, II. 
 294. — Verses in J. Buhrer's Chirono- 
 mia, 1644. 
 
 Hannar, S. Vox Populi,i642, III. 295. 
 
 Harmer, A Specimens of errors in 
 G. Burnet's Reformation, 1693, III. 
 105. 
 
 Hannine, Jacob van, 1673, III. 249. 
 
 Harmonia Festiva, [1700], 11. 268. — 
 Sacra, 1688, II. 268. Two Divine 
 Hymns: being a Supplement, 1702, 
 
 II. 268. 
 
 Harpalus, Complaint of, [1630], [1660], 
 
 H. 553- 
 
 Harper, Augustine, Examination of ; in 
 Good News from Banbury, 1642, III. 
 182. 
 
 Harper, Chas., and A. Banks, Book- 
 sellers, 1668, H. 641, I. 166, II. 615, 
 
 III. 253. 
 
 Harper, Chas., Bookseller, 1674, I. 479, 
 II. 375; 1676. III. 135; 1677, I. 
 153; 1678, III. 210; 1679, I. 211, 
 II. 145 ; 1680, II. 52, III. 77 ; 1681, 
 I. 105; 1682, II. 618; 1684, II. 
 147,111.123; 1691. 11. 269; 1692. 
 1 161; 1693, II. 639; 1695, II. 
 
 639; 1697, I. 450; 1698, III. 123; 
 
 1709, II. 216. 
 Harper, Hen., Bookseller in Smithfield, 
 
 1670, H. 262. 
 Harper, John. Jewell of Arithmetic, 
 
 1616-7, II. 268. 
 Harper, Rich., Bookseller, 1631, II. 
 
 242; 1632, II. 151; 1635, H. 191, 
 
 n. 567; 1636, H. 112; 1637, H. 
 
 112, 131, II. 191; 1638, H. 674, 
 
 67S> II. 390; 1639, II. 549, IV. 91 ; 
 
 1640, H 532, II. 62, 444, 652 ; 
 
 1641, H. 30, I 29; 1643, H. 72; 
 1644, I. 52; 1647, H. 125; 1649, 
 
 II. 77; 1650, II. 403; 1651, III. 
 107; 1652, H. 322; n.d., H. 385, 
 397. 568, 1. 109, III, 319, 353, 468. 
 
 Harper, Thos. and "William, Booksellers, 
 
 1614, I. 4. 
 Harper, Thos., Printer, 1624, II. 19; 
 
 1625, H. 272; 1628, I. 215; 1629, 
 
 H. 313, 474, II- 65, 474; i630> H- 
 167, I. 114, 134, t8o, II. 180, 511, 
 
 III. 246; 1631, H. 315, 648, I. 76, 
 240, II. 90, 390, 70s, III. 180 ; 
 1632, I. loi, 284, II. 131, 172, III. 
 240; 1633, H. 6, 309, I. 250, 251, 
 366, IL 322, 335, 503, III. 102, 129, 
 253, 296; 1634, H. 84, I. 256, 273, 
 413, II. 282, 418, 522, III. 107; 
 163s, H. 52, 309, 575, II. 39, 559, 
 III. 262; 1636, H. 29s, 532, I. 5g, 
 372, II. 307, III. 208; 1637, H. 
 557, I. 413, 441, II- 71; 1638, H. 
 24, 48, 141, II. 391, 638, II. 117, 
 413, III. 211 ; 1639, H. 204, 355, 1. 
 65, 88, 286, 492, IL 14, 164, 186, 
 III. 88; 1640, H. 629, II. 282, 463, 
 III. I, 227; 1641, II. 64, 537, 567, 
 628; 1642, III. 24, 212, 254; 1643, 
 I. 390; 1644, II. 69, I. 157; 1647, 
 H. 2; 1648, H. 2; 1649, H. 355, II. 
 653; 1650, II. 671; 1651, II. 253, 
 III. 54; 1652, II. 410, 673; 1653, 
 
 I. 380; 1654, I. 380, II. 381; 1655, 
 
 II. 23s; n.d., H. 53,11. 170, 653. 
 Harper, Wm. and Thos. See Tliomas 
 
 Harper. 
 Harper, The blind, 1564-5, II. 268. 
 Harpers, The blind, 1565-6, II. 268. 
 Harpsfeld, J. Concio qufedam admo- 
 
 dum elegans, 1553, IV. 46. 
 Harpsfeld, N. Historia Anglicana Ec- 
 
 clesiastica, 1619, III. 105. 
 
HABBAH 
 
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 HABBIS 
 
 Earrali, T. Translated Tessaradelphus, 
 1616, H. 605. 
 
 Harrigat, John, Bookseller, Holy Lamb, 
 Paternoster Row, 1630, H. 153. 
 
 Harrington, Edward, .W. Fhiston's 
 School of Good Manners, 1609, ded. 
 
 . to. 
 
 Harrington, Hen, Elegy on death of 
 Kob., Lord Brooke, 1642, 1643, H. 6;^. 
 
 Harrington, Sir Jas. Horse oonsecratse, 
 1682, IV. 143. 
 
 Harrington, Jas. Aphorisms, [1659], 
 II. 268. Answered by W. Bray : 
 Plea for the People's Good Old Cause, 
 1659. — Art of Law Giving, 1659, II. 
 268. — Discourse . . , Spirit of Parlia- 
 ments, 1659,11. 268. — Oceana, 1656, 
 II. 268;, 1700, II. 268. Animad- 
 versions on, in H. Stubhe's Common- 
 wealth of Oceana, 1660. — Essay upon 
 Two of Virgil's Eclogues, 1658, H. 
 633, III. 256. — Essay upon Third to 
 Sixth Books of Virgil's JEneis, 1659, 
 H. 633. — R. Cawdray's Treasury, 
 1600, ded. to. 
 
 Harrington, Lord, W. Dyke's Discourse 
 of Marriage written to, i6«8. 
 
 Harrington, John, Lord, "Sorrow's Le- 
 nitive : on the occasion of th? death 
 of. Ab. Jaclcson, 161 3. — The Church's 
 Lamentation : delivered at funeral of. 
 R. Stocks, 1614. — ^The Belidies Elegy. 
 G. Tooke, 1659. 
 
 Harrington; John. Translated Cicero's 
 Friendship, 1550.. 
 
 Harrington, John, and T. Kaynold, 
 Printers, 1549, H. 680. 
 
 Harrington, John, Widow of, Printer, 
 1550, H. 576. 
 
 Harrington, R. Ditty of the joyful 
 receiving of the Queen, 1584, H. 256. 
 
 Harris, And., Bookseller, Pope's Head, 
 near the Exchange, 1598, H. 454. 
 
 Harris, B., Oent. Translated J. Pari- 
 val's History of this Iron Age, 1656. 
 
 Harris, Barth. W. Charleton's Matrona 
 Ephesia, trad., 1665. — /. Howell's 
 Prsecedentia Regum, in latinum versa, 
 1664. 
 
 Harris, Benj. The Protestant Cuckold, 
 1681, IL 269.— To H.M. William 
 III., 1697, II. 269. — True and Joyful 
 News, 1684, II. 269. 
 
 Harris, Benj., Bookseller, Stationers' 
 
 Arms, Royal Exchange, Trial of, 1679, 
 IV. 143 ;— [1668], IL 486 ; 1675, li. 
 
 324; 1676, 1. 489, II. 181, in. 142, 
 
 157; 1678, L 25, 299; 1679, IL 
 431, 500 ; 1680, H. 567, L 293, II; 
 155; 1681, I. 467, II. 10, 20, 411, 
 
 III. 40 ; 1689, A. 204 ; 1696, 1. 244, 
 IIL 304; 1699, L 318; 1702, m. 
 183. 
 
 Harriss, C. Scriptural chronicle of 
 
 Satan's Incendiaries, 1670, III. 105. 
 Harris, Eliz., Bookseller, 1680, III. 248; 
 
 1700, IV. 28. 
 Harris, Edm. Sermon at Brocket Hall, 
 
 1588, I. 202. 
 Harris, Eliz., Bookseller, Harrow, in 
 
 Little Britain, 1700, III. 99, 263. 
 Harris, P., Bookseller, 1682, I. 288. 
 Harris, Geo., Boolcseller, 1703. III. 198. 
 Harris, H. Verses in R. Chamb&rlaine's 
 
 Swaggering Damsell, 1640, II. 89. 
 Harris, John. England's Outcry for 
 
 . . . Church and State, 1644, 1. 202. 
 
 — The Puritan's Impurity, 1641, III. 
 
 105. 
 Harris, Capt. Jolin. To the Parliament 
 
 of the Commonwealth, 1651, IV. 
 
 46. 
 Harris, John, Bookseller, 1648, II. 238; 
 
 1669, IL 530. 
 Harris, John, Boolcseller, 1685,111. 26; 
 
 1686, IIL 231, 254 ; 1687, IV. 175 ; 
 
 1690, II. 166, 581, IV. 177; 1692, 
 
 IL 648, IIL 87; 1693, IIL 194, 
 
 270, IV. 45 ; 1694, III. 220; 1695, 
 
 L 428; 1696, IL 548, 555, A. 165. 
 Harris, Jos. Love's a Lottery^ 1699, 
 
 II. 269. — The Mistakes, 1691, II. 
 
 269, A. 262. 
 Harris, Paul. Arctomastix, 1633, IL 
 
 269. — Exile Exiled, 1635, I. 202. 
 Harris, Dr. Eob. Life and Death, by 
 
 W. Durham, 1662. 
 Harris, Thos., Bookseller, Looking-Glass 
 
 and Bible on London Bridge, n.d., 
 
 IV. 104. 
 
 Harris, Vavasour, Bookseller, Golden 
 
 Boar's Head, Grace Church Street^ 
 . 1668, IL 314. 
 Harris, W., Bookseller, next Turnstile, 
 
 in the Postern, [1690], I. 355. 
 Harris, Walter. Description of the 
 
 King's Palace and Gardens at Loo, 
 
 1699, IIL 105. 
 
HAEBIS 
 
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 Harris, Wm. Translated The Market 
 or fair of Usurers, 1550, H. 623. 
 
 Harris, Dr. Wm., T. Fletcher's Poems, 
 1692, ded. to. 
 
 Harris, the Actor. Portrait in T. Duf- 
 fett's Empress of Morocco, 1674. 
 
 Harrison, alias Middleton, Alice, Mur- 
 der done by, II. 408. 
 
 Harrison, Geo. Elegy on death of 
 Eobert Blake, 1657, H. 256. 
 
 Harrison, Hen. Last Words of a Dying 
 Penitent, 1692, III. 147. 
 
 Harrison, Israel, iJoo/cseZZer, 1673, 1. 391. 
 
 Harrison, John, The Most Cruel and 
 Bloody Murder : with witchcraft of, 
 1606, III. 109. 
 
 Harrison, John, Printer, 1558-9, 251. 
 
 Harrison, John, Buokseller, 1547, I. 
 217. 
 
 Harrison, John, Printer and Boohseller, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1570, H. 295 ; 
 
 1573, H. 563; 1574, H. 499, II. 
 515; 1576, H. 230; 1577, II. 256; 
 1578, II. 4; 1579, H. 369; 1580, 
 III- 55; 1581,11.572; 1582, A. 270; 
 1583, IV. 38; 1586, H. 499, 572; 
 1587, I. 218 ; 1588, II. 716 ; 1589, 
 H. 81, 579, I. 407; 1590, H. 576, 
 II. 369; 1591, H. 572, IV. 100; 
 1592, I. 407 ; 1594, H. 545 ; 1596, 
 H. 545, II. 387; 1597, II. 572; 
 1598, H. 545 ; 1599, III. 232 ; 1600, 
 H. 205, 545, 1. 378, III. 252 ; 1601, 
 
 I. 88, 452, III. 34, IV. 161 ; 1602, 
 
 II. 232 ; 1603, H. 482, 657 ; 1604, 
 1.408; 1605,1.282,11.315; 1607, 
 H. 545 ; 1608, H. 392. 
 
 Harrison, John, Bookseller, 1614, II. 
 
 571; 1617,1.399; 1620,11.665; 
 
 1624, 1. 283 ; 1631, 1. 277, III. 299 ; 
 
 1632, H. 136, II. 555, 641 ; 1633, 1. 
 
 251, II. 335, III. 253 ; 1634, 1. 256 ; 
 
 1641, H. 66 ; 1652, II. 169, IV. 91 ; 
 
 1654, IV. 174; 1655, II. 6 ; n.d., I. 
 
 296. 
 Harrison, Lucas, Bookseller, 1558-9, 
 
 IL 429; 1560,11442; 1562,11 
 
 225> 241; i564> H. 71, IL 479; 
 
 1565, IL 268, 533; 1566,1V. 14; 
 
 1568,11. 210, 650, IL 272; 1569, 
 
 I. 309, II. 192, III. 107 ; 1570, II. 
 
 226, 379, III. 293; 1571, IV. 15 ; 
 
 1574, IL 706; 1575, L 329; 1577, 
 1 217 ; n.d., I. 278. 
 
 Harrison, Jilartha, Bookseller, Lamb, 
 St. Paul's C]iurchyard,i6^'j, IV. 130. 
 
 Harrison, Ealph, R. Johnson's Seven 
 Champions, Part 3, 1696, ded. to. 
 
 Harrison, Rich., Printer in Whitecross 
 Street, 1562, I. 455, III. 28. 
 
 Harrison, Pvich., Bookseller, 1701, II. 
 142. 
 
 Harrison, Stephen. Archs of Triumph, 
 1604, H. 296. 
 
 Harrison, Major-Gon. Thos. Declara- 
 tion, 1660, II. 269.- — Arraignment, 
 Trial and Condemnation, 1 660, 1. 202. 
 — Speeches and Prayers, 1660, H. 95, 
 II. 107. 
 
 Harrison, Wm. History of Scotland : 
 in B. HoUnshed's Chronicles, Vol. II. , 
 1572, I. 218. — Contributed to Vita 
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 Harrison, Wm., Trial of Joan Pen-y and 
 others for the murder of, 1676, H. 
 230. 
 
 Harrison, Wm., and W. Leygh. Death's 
 Advantage, 1602, 1605, 1612, 1617, 
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 Harry, G. 0. Genealogy of King James, 
 1604, H. 256, II. 699. 
 
 Harry Hangman's honour, 1655, H. 230. 
 
 Harry White, his humour, &c. M. 
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 Harsnet, S. Articles to be enquired of, 
 1620, IV. 75. — Declaration of egre- 
 gious Popish Impostures, 1603, H. 
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 fraudulent practices of John Darel, 
 1599, II. 269. — Detection of the 
 sinful lying discourse of S. H., by 
 John Darel, 1600, III. 55. 
 
 Hart, Alex. Alexio and Angelica, 1640, 
 H. 256, I. 202. — Hipolito and Isa- 
 bella, 1633, H. 256. 
 
 Hart, Andrew, Printer, Edinburgh, 1 601 , 
 IV. 103; 1603, L 239, H. 305; 1605, 
 L 495 ; 1608, H. 576, L 149; 1611, 
 H. 640, II. 546 ; 1612, H. 458, 579, 
 IL546; 1613, H. 169, 264,579,IIL 
 243; i6i4,H. 579, 69s, IL 671,1V. 
 72 ; 1615, H. 65, 399, 409, 486, L 
 377, IL 433, 672 ; i6:6, H. 25, 169, 
 IL 676, IV. 169 ; 1617, H. 287, 
 297, 486, L 377, IL 272, 325, IIL 
 168, IV. 29; 1618, H. 337, L 31, 
 444; i6i9,H. 485, 538.II-305.IV. 
 72 ; 1620, H. 25, 387, 640, 661, L 
 
HART 
 
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 HARVEY 
 
 26, II. 596, 653, III. 157 ; 1621, H. 
 264, 288j s«7, I. 377;4 1625, H. 
 482; 1628, II. 571; 1629, H. 48, 
 400,1V. 11; 1631, H. 661; 1632, 
 IV. 171; 1633, H. 87. 496,1. 78; 
 1634, H. 362, IV. 132 ; 163s, I. 
 378 ; 1636, H. 409; n.d., H. 8, I. 
 
 58, II 585- 
 Hart, Sir Eustace, Pardon for : in 
 Narrative History of K. James, 165 1, 
 
 II. 310. 
 
 Hart, E Verses in C. Moschini's 
 
 Brutes turned critics, 1695. 
 Hart, Jas., Schoolmaster, mentioned, 
 
 1676, III. 69. 
 Hart, John. A Method, 1570, H. 257. 
 
 —Orthography, 1569, H. 257, I. 
 
 202. 
 Hart, John, J. StocJcwood's Short Cate- 
 chism, 1584, ded. to. 
 Hart, John. Fort-Eoyal of the Sciences, 
 
 1649, II. 269. 
 Hart, John, Printer, Edinburgh, [1630] ; 
 
 n.d., H. 542. 
 Hart, Jonas, Bookseller, Cambridge, 
 
 1682, IV. 167. 
 Hart, Mihil and Tobie Cooke, Book- 
 
 sfllers, 1593, H. 248. 
 Hart, Mrs. Sara, M. Peerson's Private 
 
 Music, 1620, ded. to. 
 Hart, Sir Wm. Examination of Geo. 
 
 Sprot, 1608, I. 203 ; 1609, II. 269. 
 Hart, Wm. Ecloga Caledon, 1605, 
 
 H. 257. 
 Hartcliffe, J. Moral and Intellectual 
 
 Vertues, 1691, II. 269. 
 Hartford, Marquis of. Abstract of 
 
 Letters . . . late Proceedings of, 1642, 
 
 IV. 19, 33. — Aug. 19. True and 
 
 exact relation of proceedings of, 1642, 
 
 III. 283. — Propositions to the Earl 
 of Bedford, 1642, HI. 290. — True 
 and joyful relation of two battles 
 against, 1642, II. 516. — Second Let- 
 ter .. . with messages and proceed- 
 ings of. /. Ashe, 1642. 
 
 Hartford, Terrible News from, 1642, 
 
 IL 280. 
 Hartgill, G. Prognostication for 158 r, 
 
 IL 269. 
 Hartius, Otto, Answer of the Lords and 
 
 Estates General ; with Proposition of, 
 
 1594, IL 416. 
 Hartley, John, Bookseller; 1697, IV. 
 
 104, 175; 1698. III. 109; 1702, 
 
 III. 218 ; 1703, I. 476. 
 Hartley, Thos., Bookseller, Black Boy, 
 
 1671, IV. 126. 
 Hartlib, S. A Common writing, 1647, 
 
 I. 47a. — Designe for Plenty, II. 700. 
 — Discourse of Husbandry, 1654, II. 
 269. — Discovery for division of Land, 
 
 1653, II. 700. — Essay for advance- 
 ment of Husbandry learning, 165 1, 
 IL 700. — His Legacy to Husband- 
 men, 1655, III. 105. — Olbia, 1660, 
 III. 106. — Panegyricus Carolo Gus- 
 tavo, &c., 1655, III. 106. — Reformed 
 Commonwealth of Bees, 1655, III. 
 106. — Way to learn the Latin tongue, 
 
 1654, I. 203. — Published /. Dury's 
 Brief Relation, 1641, and Seasonable 
 Discourse, 1649 ; G. 5oa<e's Ireland's 
 Natural History, 1652. — Advice of 
 W. P. to, 1648, IL 441.—/. B.'s 
 Herefordshire Orchards to, 1657. — 
 J. Milton's Tractate of Education to, 
 1678. 
 
 Hartman, Geo. Published Sir K. 
 Digb^s Chemical Secrets, 1683. — 
 The True preserver and restorer of 
 Health, 1695, II. 270. 
 
 Hartwell, Ab. Regina literata, 1565, 
 
 II. 270, I. 203. — Translated J)is- 
 course of Martha Brassier, i^g ; J. 
 T. Minadois' Wars with the Turks 
 and Persians, 1595 ; ^- Soranzo's 
 The Ottoman, 1603. 
 
 Hartwell, Rob, Edited T. Blundeville's 
 Exercises, 1636; S. Eecord's Arith- 
 metic. 
 
 Harvest Home. John Bryan, 1674. 
 
 Harvey, Chas. Collection of pieces 
 concerning Oliver Cromwell, 1659, 
 II. 700. 
 
 Harvey, Chr. Schola Cordis, 1647, 
 I. 203; 1664, 1675, II. 270. See 
 also Thos. Harvey. — The Synagogue, 
 1640, III. 106 ; 1647, IV. 46 ; 1664, 
 I. 203, H. 257. 
 
 Harvey, Edw., W. Acton's New Journal, 
 1 69 1, ded. to. 
 
 Harvey, Gabriel. Cioeronianus, 1577, 
 H. 257, III. 106.— Pour Letters, 
 1592, H. 257. Thos. Nash's Strange 
 News of the intercepting of certain 
 Letters, 1592. — Gratulationum Val- 
 dinensium libri IV., 1578, H. 257. 
 
HARVEY 
 
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 — New Letter of notable contents, 
 1593, H. 257. — Pierce's Supereroga- 
 tion, 1593, H. 257, I. 203. — Ehetor, 
 1577, II. 270. — Trimming of Thos. 
 Nash, 1597, H. 257. — Valdinatis, 
 Smithus, 1678, H. 257. — and E. 
 Spenser, Three Letters between, 1580, 
 H. 574. — Edited E. Spenser's Faery 
 Queen, 161 1, H. 573. — Mentioned, 
 H. 242, 270, 285, 619, IL 230, 245. 
 
 Harvey, Gideon. Casus Medico- Chr- 
 rurgicus, 1678, L 203. — Great Venus 
 Unmasked, 1672, III. 241. 
 
 Harvey, John, Bookseller, Lamb, Lom- 
 bard Street, 1539, I. 497. 
 
 Harvey, John. See Richard Harvey. 
 
 Harvey, John. London's Lawles 
 Liberty, 1647, III. 106. 
 
 Harvey, John, of Thurly, Thos. Ball's 
 Elegies, 1697, ded. to. 
 
 Harvey, Rich. Astrological Discourse : 
 Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter, 
 1582, 1583, H. 257. Astrological 
 Addition, 1583, II. 270, H. 257. — 
 Almanack, 1589, II. 270. — Discour- 
 sive Problem concerning Prophecies, 
 1588, II. 270. — Ephemeron, 1583, 
 H: 257.— Leap-year, 1584, H. 257. 
 Philadelphus, 1593, II. 270. 
 
 Harvey, Rich., Printer, 1557-8, II. 
 493; 1559-60, H. 178. 
 
 Harvey, Rob. "Verses in P. Massinger's 
 Roman Actor, 1629. 
 
 Harvey, Sir Sebastian, Lord Mayor. 
 A. Afwrerfaj/'s Sideto-Thriambos, 1618. 
 
 Harvey, Thos. Schools of the Heart, 
 1647, 1664, 1675, H. 256. See also 
 Chris. Harvey. 
 
 Harvey, Thos. Translated C. Mantuan's 
 Eglogs, 1656 ; John Owen's Epigrams, 
 1672. 
 
 Harvey, Lady V. Antidote against 
 Sin and Satan, 1637, II. 270. 
 
 Harvey, Wm. Anatomical Exercita- 
 tions, 1653, II. 270. Refuted in A. 
 Boss's Arcana Microcosm!, 1652. — 
 Exercitationes, 165 1, III. 106. — De 
 Motu Cordis, &c., 1639, II. 270. 
 
 Harvy, John. Histories of Balaam, 
 &c., 1653, H. 258. 
 
 Harvy, Sir Wm., Sir Tli. Eh/of s Image 
 of Governance, 1556, ded. to. 
 
 Harwich. /. Taylor's Late Weary 
 Merry Voyage aud Journey, 1650. 
 
 Harward, S. Discourse of Lightning, 
 1607, II. 700. — Solace for the Soldier 
 and Sailor, 1592. H. 258. 
 
 Harwood, Sir Edw. Advice, 1642, II. 
 271. 
 
 Harwood, Jas. Plea for the Common 
 Prayer Book, 1657, I. 203. 
 
 Hasarize. See Azariah. 
 
 Haselrigg, Sir A. ) „ u , ■ 
 
 Hasilrig, Sir A. J ^«° ^«^^«"^- 
 
 Haslerig, Sir A. Lamentation and 
 Confession, 1660, III. 106. — Pre- 
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 /. Lilburn, n.d. — Speech in Parlia- 
 ment, 1642, II. 271. — Speech in 
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 Hampden, 1641. — The hangman's 
 lamentation for, 1660, III. 106. — 
 Letter from E. Whalley to, 1647, 
 III. 263. — A Phanatic Play as it was 
 presented before, 1660, H. 118. 
 
 Hasleton, R. Strange and wonderful 
 things, 1595, II. 700. 
 
 Haslewood, Jos., mentioned, H. 28, 
 146. 
 
 Haslop, Hen., Bookseller, Bible, Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1586, H. 338; 1587, 
 H. 164; 1591, H. 623. 
 
 HasoUe, Jas. Translated Easciculus 
 Chemicus, 1650, III. 79. 
 
 Hassall, Thos. Verses in M. Drayton's 
 Poems, 1605. 
 
 Hasten, Hen., Printer, Louvain, 1620, 
 H. 696 ; 1627, III. 14. 
 
 Hastings, Col. Letter to Lieut. Russel : 
 in Valour Crowned, 1643, II. 635. 
 
 Hastings, Fr., Discourse upon the 
 means of well governing, 1577, III. 
 66, ded. to. 
 
 Hastings, Sir Fr. "Watchword, 1598, 
 I. 203. R. Parson's Temperate 
 Watch Word to Sir F. H.'s Watch- 
 word, 1599, 11. 463. — Apology or 
 Defence of the Watchword, 1600, II. 
 271. 
 
 Hastings, Geo., Lord, S. Shavfs Gram- 
 matica Anglo-Romana, 1687, ded. to. 
 
 Hastings, Sir Geo. Virgil's Eclogs, 
 1633, H. 633, ded. to. 
 
 Hastings. Henry, Lord. Epitaphium, 
 1649, H. 258. — Lacrymse Musarum, 
 1649, H. 258, I. 203 ; 1650, H. 258. 
 — W. WorsMppe's Christian's Mourn- 
 ing Garment, 1608, ded. to. 
 
HASTINGS^ 
 
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 Hastings, Henry, Impeachment and 
 
 Charge of, IV. 59. 
 Hastings, Hen., Printer y 16 10, III. 
 
 123. 
 Hastings, Lord G., Qastiglione'sCam\,- 
 
 yer, 1561, ded. to. 
 Hastings, Lucy, Lady, W. Sampson's 
 
 Eoomes hie est ille Cicero, ded. to. 
 Hastings, Mr., High Sheriff, Petition of 
 
 Women of Leicester against the 
 
 Eeturn of, 1642, H. 89. 
 Hastings, Lady Sara, Sir W. Com- 
 
 wallii Essays, 1600, ded. to. 
 Hasty Wedding, The, H. 376. 
 Hatcher, E. Institutio, Epithalamium, 
 
 et militia viri ac Militis Christian!, 
 
 1645, H. 692, L 203. 
 Hatcher, Thos. Gual. Haddoni . . . 
 
 a supplicum libellis poemata, 1567, 
 
 H. 250, II. 264. — Contributed to 
 
 Vita et obitus H. et C. Brandoni, 
 
 Hate of Treason. N. Breton, 161 6. 
 
 Hatfield, Arnold, Printer, 1586, H. 
 181, 660, II. 227, 651; 1587, II. 
 339; i59o> II. 18, 612; 1594, H. 
 109; iS9S> H- i°9; 1596, H. 109, 
 IL 162 ; 1597, IL 15 ; 1598, H. 508, 
 L 161, 416; 1599, IL 245; 1600, 
 H. 592, IL 138 ; 1601, L 95 ; 1603, 
 IL 481, H. 267, 295, IV. 93 J 1604, 
 H. 450, in. 191; 1605, IL 417, 490; 
 1606, H. 334; 1607, IL 15, 152; 
 1608, I. 198; 161 2, II. 590. 
 
 Hatfield, Martha: The Wise Virgin. 
 Jos. Fisher, 1664. 
 
 Hattersley, Jane, The Eloody Murder, 
 or arraignment and execution of, 
 1609-10, II. 271. 
 
 Hatto, Bp., The wrathful judgement of 
 God upon, 1586, II. 271. 
 
 Hatton, Sir Chas., J. Ray's Historia 
 Plantarum, 1686, ded. to. 
 
 .Hatton, Sir Chris. Epitaphia. A. 
 Mason, [1591], H. 382. — Lamentable 
 Discourse of the death of, 1591, II. 
 271. — Oxoniensum Stenagmos, 1592, 
 H. 2 5 8. — Treatise concerning Statutes, 
 1677,11.271. — Report: inDiscourse 
 of Thos. Aj^leton, 1579, II. 14. — 
 Sonnets to : in E. Spenser's Faery 
 Queene, 1590. — Appian of Alexan- 
 dria's History, 1578; R. Bacon's de 
 Eetardaudi Senectutis, &c., 1590 ; 
 
 G. Best's Yoy&ges, 1578; W.Byrd's 
 Psalms, 1588; J. Caesar's Usurers, 
 1578; T. Churchill's Eehearsal of 
 Wars, 1579; E. Digby's Disuasive, 
 n.d., Theoria Analytica, 1579; R. 
 Greenes Maiden's Dream, 1591 ; J. 
 ZTarwej/'s Discoursive Problem, 1588; 
 L. Llaydls Pilgrimage of Princes, 
 1573; r. Zm^^ow's Thousand ITotable 
 Things, 1580; N. MachiavelKs. Flo- 
 rentine History, 1595 ; J. Maplet's 
 Dial of Destiny, 1581 ; Ootc^'s Tristia, 
 1578; Philibert's Philosopher of the 
 Court, 1575; B. Rich's Alarm to 
 England, 1578, Pattern to Military 
 Practice, 1587; /. Sanford's Hours 
 of Eecreation, 1576; (Seweca's Works, 
 1578; L. Wagenar's Mariner's Mir- 
 ror, [1588]; M. Windsore's Acade- 
 miarum, &c., 1590, ded. to. 
 
 Hatton, Chris., Lord. Psalms of David, 
 1644, II. 271. — Orlando Gibbons' 
 Madrigals, 161 2, ded. to. 
 
 Hatton, George, mentioned, H. 432. 
 —J". Taylor's Very Merry Wherry 
 Ferry voyage, 1622, ded. to. 
 
 Hatton, Lady Mary, Ovid's Walnut-tree 
 transplanted, 1627, ded. to. 
 
 Hatton, Rich. Ovid's Walnut-tree 
 transplanted, 1627, H. 431, II. 439". 
 — ^Verses in J. Wilkins' Mercury, 
 1 641, II. 644. — J. Taylor's Very 
 Merry Wherry Ferry Voyage, 1622, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Hatton, Sir Wm., J. Phillips' Life of 
 Sir Chr. Hatton, 1591, ded. to. 
 
 Haughton, Thos. See Wm. Haughton. 
 
 Haughton, Wm. A Woman will have 
 her -will, 1631, I. 2O3. — EngMshmen 
 for my Money, 1616, H. 258, 470, 1. 
 203; 1626, 1631, H. 470. 
 
 Haughton, Wm., and J. Day. Lamen- 
 tation of Thomas Merry, H. 390. 
 
 Hausted, P. Ad Populum, 1644, H. 
 90, 258, 1. 204. — Satire against Sepa- 
 ratists, 1642, H. 258; 1675, I- 204. 
 — Senile Odium, 1633, H. 258, I. 
 204. — The Eival Friends, 1632, H. 
 258, I. 204. — Translated R. Thorius' 
 Hymnus Tabaci, 1651. 
 
 Hauton-timorumenos, Hobbius. John 
 Wallis, 1662. 
 
 Have amongst you, my masters, 1647, 
 H; 90; [1641], H. 442. — an eye to 
 
HAVEN-FINDING 
 
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 your conscience, 1560, II. 55. — pity 
 on the poor, 1558-9, II. 483. 
 
 Haven-finding Art, 1599, III. 106. 
 
 Haviland, John, Printer, 1622, I. 312, 
 
 II. 24, 422, 548; 1623, H. 3, 85, I. 
 39. 60, 77, 91, 327, II. 23, 376, III. 
 11,273; 1624,1.433,111.35,128; 
 1625, H. 64, 86, I. 23, 99, 135, II. 
 676; 1626, II. 25, 285; 1627, H. 
 598, II. 397 ; 1628, II. 24, 60 ; 1629, 
 H. 254, II. 74, 24; 1630, H. 462, 
 569. I- 45. 47. 221, II. 141, 60; 
 
 1631, H. 262, I. 392, II. 24, 563; 
 
 1632, H. 599, II. 23, 141 ; 1634, H. 
 569; 1635, II. 141, I. 223, H. 283; 
 1636, H. II, I. 47, 6c, 126, II. 372, 
 
 III. 63; 1637, H. 141, II. 370, 379, 
 III. 48; 1638, K 52, 283, I. 118, 
 223,411, II. 24, 290, 437, III. 163; 
 1639, I. 23. 
 
 Haw, Wm. See Haices. 
 
 Haward, L. Charges issuing forth of 
 the Crown Eevenue, 1660, II. 271. 
 — Few Collections for Ireland's Sol- 
 diers, 1646, II. 271. 
 
 Haward, N. Line of Liberty, 1569, I. 
 204. 
 
 Hawes, Edw. Traiterous Percyes and 
 Catesbyes Prosopopeia, 1606, H. 258, 
 I. 204. 
 
 Hawes, Sir Jas., T. Twyne's New Coun- 
 sel against the Pestilence, [1573], 
 ded. to. 
 
 Hawes, L., and C. Hitch, BooJcueUers, 
 1720, II. 283 J n.d., II. 15, III. 3C4. 
 
 Hawes, Stephen. Comfort of Lovers, 
 n.d., H. 259, I. 204. — Conversyon of 
 Swerers, 1509, H. 259, I. 204; 
 [155°]. 155 1. H. 259.— Example of 
 Vertue, [1512], 1530, H. 259. — His- 
 tory of Graunde Amoure, 1554, 1555, 
 H. 259. — JoyfuU Meditation to all 
 England, [1509], H. 258. — Pass tyme 
 of Pleasure, 1517, H. 259, I. 204. — 
 Temple of Glass. Caxton, [1479]; 
 Pynson, "[1500] ; Worde, n.d.; Ber- 
 thelet, n.d., H. 258. 
 
 Hawes, Wm., and J. Daldern, Book- 
 sellers, 1588, I. 202. 
 
 Hawes, Wm., Bookseller, Rose, Ludgate 
 Street, [1690], I. 129; 1699, I. 469; 
 1705,11 333. 
 
 Hawkesworth, W. Labyrin thus, 1656, 
 H. 472. 
 
 Hawkewood, Sir John : The Honour- 
 able Prentice. W. Vallans, 161 5, 
 1616, H. 625. 
 
 Hawking, Treatise of. Juliana Berners, 
 i486; E. Bert, 16 19; W. Gryndall, 
 1596; G. Turbervile, i^j^. — Several 
 ways of F. Barloiu, 1672. — Terms 
 of. J. Guillim's Heraldry, 1632. 
 
 Hawking. J. Berner's Jewel for Gentry, 
 1 6 14. N. Cox's Gentleman's Eecrea- 
 tion, 1674. G. Markham's Country 
 Contentment, 1 6 1 1 . /. Smith's Profit 
 and Pleasure United, 1704. 
 
 Hawkins, Dame Benedicta, H. Haw- 
 kins' Parthenia Sacra, 1633, ded. to. 
 
 Hawkins, Dr., and E. Fitz-harys, Nar- 
 rative of what passed between, 1681, 
 
 II. 220. 
 
 Hawkins, E., Boolcseller, 1671, H. 584 ; 
 
 1693, IIL 4. 
 Hawkins, Fr. Youth's Behaviour, 
 
 1646, 1654, IIL 274; 1663, XL 271, 
 
 I. 204; 1672, III. 274. Part 2, 
 1664, I. 204. — Translated J. P. 
 Serres' Alarum for Ladies, 1638. 
 
 Hawkins, H. Parthenia Sacra, 1633, 
 H. I, I. 205, II. 272. — Translated 
 J. Maffaeus, Fuga Sfeculi, 1632. — 
 Dedication in J. de Serves' Sweet 
 Thoughts of Death, 1632, 11. 171. 
 
 Hawkins, Sir J., Seaman's couragious 
 welcome to, 1595, II. 565. — True 
 declaration of his late Voyages, 1569, 
 
 III. 106. — The Trumpet of Fame: 
 or farewell of, 1596, H. 511. — Verses 
 in Sir H. Gilbert's True Eeport of 
 the last discoveries, 1583, H. 229. 
 
 Hawkins, John. Edited E. Cocker's 
 
 Decimal Arithmetic, 1685. 
 Hawkins, John, Printer, 1530, H. 437 ; 
 
 1533. H- 389- 
 Hawkins, John, Printer, 1736, II. 
 
 216. 
 Hawkins, R. Natural excellencies of 
 
 England, 1658, I. 205. 
 Hawkins, Sir Eich. Observations on 
 
 Voyage into the South Seas, 1622, 
 
 IIL 107. Second Voyage, 1568-9, 
 
 II. 272. 
 
 Hawkins, Eich., Bookseller, 1613, H. 
 5, 75; 1618, H. 143, 468, 438, IL 
 600; 1624, IL 653; 1625, IIL 270; 
 1628, H. 5, 33, L 6, 199 ; 1629, H. 
 373; 1630, H. 204, 551; 1631, H. 
 
HAWEmff 
 
 [ 35° ] 
 
 HAYNE 
 
 403, I. 491, II. 222 ; 1632, II. 165 ; 
 1633, III. 180 ; 1634, II. 222. 
 
 Hawkins, Sir Thos. Translated A 
 Saxon History, 1634. H. 71 ; P. 
 JfaiHew's Elizabeth, 1633; Horace's 
 Odes and Epodes, 1625. — Transla- 
 tions in Horace's Poems, 1666, I. 
 223. — Contributed to Jonsonus Vir- 
 bius, 1616, I. 240. — Mentioned, II. 
 271. 
 
 Hawkins, Thos. Letter : True and 
 perfect relation of the proceedings at 
 Manchester, 1642, IV. 57. 
 
 Hawkins, Thos., Bookseller, George 
 Yard, Lombard Street, 1684, L 246 ; 
 1688, III. 180; 1689, III. 168; 
 169Q, II. 166, 647, III. 133 J 1694, 
 IV. 3. 
 
 Hawkins, Wm., N. Kempe's Educa- 
 tion of Children, 1588, ded. to. 
 
 Hawkins, Wm. Apollo shrovin^, 
 1627, H. 259. — Corolla varia, 1634, 
 H. 259, I. 205. — EelogsB tres Vir- 
 gilianse, 1633, H. 259, I. 205. — Con- 
 tributed to Musarum Oxoniensium 
 Elaiophoria, 1654, 11. 150. 
 
 Hawks. See Hawking. 
 
 Hawkshaw, B. Poems, 1693, II. 
 272. 
 
 Hawkwood, Sir J. The Honor of the 
 Tailors, 1687, H. 259, I. 205. — Life 
 by Mr. Morris, H. 260. 
 
 Haworth, S. Description of the Duke's 
 Bagnio, 1683, II. 272. 
 
 Hawton, Anne. Murder! Murder! 
 Relation how she murdered her hus- 
 band, 1 64 1, H. 344. 
 
 Hay, Arch. Ad Davidem Betoun . . . 
 gratulatorius panegyricus, 1540, IV. 
 
 47- 
 Hay, Wm., W. Golvill's Philosophia 
 
 Moralis Christiana, 1670, ded. to. 
 Haydocke, E. Translated P. Lomatius' 
 
 Arts of Painting, 1598. 
 Hay, Sir Geo., A. Huntar's Treatise of 
 
 Weights, 1624, ded. to. 
 Hay, Geo. Confutation of the Abbot 
 
 of Crosraquel's Mass, 1563, IV. 46. 
 Hay, Lady Honor. Monodia. Mich. 
 
 Niccols. , 
 
 Hay, Jas., Lord, Panegyrick to. R. 
 
 Weelcherlin, 1619. — Strena. T. 
 
 Dempster, 1616.— Sir R. Ayton's 
 
 Easia, 1605, ded. to. 
 
 Iia,y, Col. Jas. Speech to Parliament: 
 
 Toleration, 1655, TV. 143. 
 Hay, John. Disputationum libri duo,'. 
 
 1584, IV. 46. 
 Hay, John. Speech to the King, 161 7, 
 
 II. 272. — Verses to : in W. Barclays 
 
 Nepenthes, 16 14. 
 Hay, Peter. Advertisement to the 
 
 Subjects of Scotland, 1627, II. 272. 
 Hay, Wm. Translated Marticd's Epi- 
 grams, 1755. 
 Hay the gye, 1561-2, II. 272. An 
 
 Answer to, 1561-2, II. 272. The 
 
 overthrow given to the dispraise of, 
 
 1561-2. 11. 272. 
 Hayes, Sir Jas., John Daniel Witt's 
 
 Pilgrimage, [1605], ded. to. 
 Hayes, John, Printer in Little Wood 
 
 Street, 1658, I. 250; 1661, II. 642, 
 
 682, in. 53. 
 
 Hayes, John, P^-inter, Cambridge, 1670, 
 I- 108, 353, IIL 199; 1674, L 108, 
 188; 1675, L 270; 1677, IIL 270, 
 IV. 178; 1678, L 353; 1681, IL 
 520; 1688, IL 311; 1689, IL 38, 
 IV. 124; 1691, L 443, IL 281; 
 1693, L 361; 1702, L 323. 
 
 Hayes, Laurence, Bookseller, 161 7, H. 
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 Hayes, Lord, Masque in honor of. T. 
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 Hayes, Mrs. Martha, J. Murrell's 
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 Hayes, Sir Thos., Lord Mayor. Him- 
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 Hayes, Thos. Translated Yolanda of 
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 Hayes, Thos., Bookseller, 1600, H. 7, 
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 Hayes, Walter, Bookseller, Cross-Dag- 
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 Hayhurst, R., Bookseller, Little Britain, 
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 Haylo. Drawing in T. Flatman's On 
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 Hayman, Rob., Quodlibets, 1628, H. 
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 Hayne, S. Abstract of all Statutes - 
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 Hayne, Thos. Grammatices Latine 
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HAYNES 
 
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 Martin Luther, 1641. 
 Hajrnes. Lampoon on tlie Greenwich 
 
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 Haynes, John. Life by Thos. Brown, 
 
 1 701, IIL 24. 
 Hayns, Jos. A Fatal Mistake, 1692, 
 
 A. 262. 
 Hayton. A Little Cronycle, [1500], 
 
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 Hajrward, Bernard, Bookseller, 1642, 
 
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 Hayward, Jas. Translated G. F. 
 
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 Hayward, Sir John. Annals of first 
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 I. 487. — Union of the two kingdoms, 
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 I4S' 
 
 Hayward, Lord Rowland, E. Wollay's 
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 Hayward, Wm. Translated A. Guarna's 
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 Hazard, Eliz. : The Unnatural Grand- 
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 Hazard, J., Bookseller, r7i6, I. 428. 
 
 He that nothynge hath nothynge shal 
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 Head, Rich. Canting Academy, 1673, 
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 1672,11, 274. — Hic etUbique, 1663, 
 
 II. 273. — Life and death of Mother 
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 1674, III. 107. — Inscription in /. 
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 Head, Rich., Boolcseller, Head and 
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 Heading, Jonathan. Sir Wm. Waller : 
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 Heads of all Fashions. John Tayler, 
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 Heale, W. Apology for Women, 1609, 
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 Healey, John. Translated Augustine's 
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 Healing Motion from Abroad to the 
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 Health, Art and Scipnoe of preserving 
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 r579. — Breviary of. And. Borde, 
 1547.— Castle of. Sir Thos. Elyot, 
 1539. — Compendious Regyment or 
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 1611. — Letters to a Sick Friend: 
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 373. — Mirror or glass of. Thos. 
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 1688. — Natural and artificial Direc- 
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 Health of Magistrates and Students, 
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 Heamans, Roger. J. Hammond's Ham- 
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 Hearne, Rich., Printer, 1640, IL 66 ; 
 
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 Hearth-money, Several Acts for estab- 
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 Heartley, Sir Simon : Victory over the 
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 Heath, Jas. Chronicle of the late in- 
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 Heath, Judge. Declaration of the 
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 Heathcot, Gilbert and others, The 
 
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 Heavens, Survey of the, Rob. Wittie', 
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 Heinsius, D. Laus Pediculi, 1634, 
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 Heir, The. Comedy by Titos. May, 
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 Helder, Thos., Bookseller, Angle, Little 
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 Helen, Eape of. C Marlovie, 1587. 
 
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 Helias, Knight of the Sun. W. de 
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 Heliodorus. -(Ethiopian history, trans, 
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 Hellenius, J., Printer, Middleburgh, 
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 Helme, Widow Anne, Bookseller, 161 7, 
 
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 372- 
 Helme, John, Bookseller in St. Dun- 
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 262 ; i6o8, H. 146, 392, 445, 1. 201 ; 
 1609, H. 25s, I. 201 ; 1610, II. 551 ; 
 161 1, H. 3,02, 453; 1613, H. 83, 
 165,448; 1614, H. 29, I. 175,11. 
 551; 1615,11.448,1.324; 1616,1. 
 
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 Helsham, Sam., and A. Cooke, Boolc- 
 
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 Hempen and Flaxen Manufactures, Im- 
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 Henderson, K. Arraignment of the 
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 Heufildanus Didymus Veridicus. Apo- 
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 Henricius, Jac, Printer, Antwerp, i^jS, 
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 Henrietta Maria, Queen. A great dis- 
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HENRY 
 
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 ^ Journal : Romance of the court of, 
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 1599. — The Present War paralleled : 
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HEBE'S 
 
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 Hermetick Eomance. G. Rosencreutz. 
 
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 Herodian. History of Eoman Em- 
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 Heroinse, The, G. Rivers, 1639. 
 
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 Heron, Col.,' Verges, on; in Sir F. 
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 Herries, W. Defence of the Scots 
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 Herring-Busse Trade^, Ths. ' Simon 
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 Herringman, Henry, BooJcseller, 1654, 
 
 I. 225, II. 6; 1655, H. 427, I. 287, 
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 II. 49, 204, III. 23; 1657, I. 21, 
 118, 137; 1658, I. 118, II. 46; 
 
 1659, H. 142, 3SS, II. 58, IIL 40 ; 
 
 1660, H. 127, I. 118, 13s, 224, II. 
 
 84, 147, 389, 631; r66i, H. 127, I. 
 106, 190, II. 109, 147, 183, 299, 
 395. 517. ni. 40; 1662, H 215; 
 
 , 1663, I, 10.6, 428, 338, II. 147, III. 
 
 . 40.. 169; 1664, I, 246, 247, 3.38,. II. 
 
 606, 630, 685, H. 318, lU. 88; 
 
 1665, H. 160,11. 292, 515, IV. 122; 
 
 1666, L 223, III. 184, IV. 156; 
 
 1667, I. 149, II. 183, III. 62; i6$8, 
 I. 105, 124, II. 169, 183, 184, 235, 
 292, 298, 374, 435, 531, 630i 71ST 
 
 1669, I. 131, 223, 331, II., II. 1,26, 
 147, 184, 209, 435, 111,23, 86; 
 
 1670, I. 55, 338, 396, II. 184, IV. 
 36; 1671, I. 69, II. 168,; r86, 292, 
 554. 705* in. 23, 184, IV. 37; 
 1672, II. 113, 292, 320, 685; 1673, 
 
 I. 117, II. 84, 618, 256; 1674, I. 
 60, II. 147, 162, 383; 1675, II. 554, 
 
 111. 228, ,11. 215; 1676, I. 67,11. 
 165, 184, 260, 554, 675, Hi. 230, 
 292, 309." 1677, I. 123, II. 429, IV. 
 
 112, 161; 1678, II. 147, 184J473; 
 1679, II- 172, I- 31 ; 1682, II. 630; 
 
 .1683, I. ,311,, 11. 147, III. 230; 
 • 1684, II. 147, 168, 290; 1685, H. 
 
 641, III, 290J A. 27r;,i6$6, III. 
 
 259; 1688, II. 147, III. 290; i6gi, 
 
 III. 68; 1693, II. 630, 715, III. 49, 
 , IV, 34; 1694, II. 74, ly. 1 79 J 
 
 1695^11.285-; 1696, 1. 411; 1700, 
 
 II. 292, III. 49; 
 
 Herring's tales. R. Garew, 1598. . 
 
 Herris, Arthur, Hugo Grotim, Sophom- 
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 Herst. Portrait, in True and Exact 
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 1637,11.332. ^ , 
 
 Herstraten, Egidius de, Printer, [r486], 
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 Hertford, Edw. Seymour, 9th Earl of, 
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 Hertford, Frances, Countess of, A. 
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 Hertford, Wm, Stafford, Marquis of. 
 
HERTFORD 
 
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 HEYDON 
 
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 1642, III. 282. — R. Brome's Anti- 
 podes, 1640 ; A, Boss' Mel Heli- 
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 Hertford, Trial and condemnation of 
 ; four highwaymen at, 1677, I. 212, 
 
 ■ H. 267. ' 
 
 Hertfordshire, Bloody Fight in, 1649, 
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 in. 109. — Description of. . J. Nur- 
 den, 15 98-. — Perfect diurnal of pro- 
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 out of, 1679, H. 268. — and other 
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 . mercies conferred upon, 1643, !• 7°! 
 
 . II. 86. — and other Counties, Divers 
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 HBItoCks, A. Portraits in W. Austin's 
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 A. Brome^s Epitaph on Charles I., 
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 1659; Homefs Odyssey, 1669, II. 
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 , man's Monitor, 1665. 
 
 Hervet, Gentian. Translated Ercmnus' 
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 . II. 204. 
 
 Hervey, J, mentioned, 1750, H. 664. 
 
 Hery, Peter, Printer, Paris, 1 588, II. 678. 
 
 Eesiod. Georgics, trans. G. Chapman, 
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 Eesperides. John Evans, n.d. ; Robert 
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 Hester, Queen, History of. F. Lenton, 
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 &ester, Andrew, Bookseller, next Paul's 
 
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 1551, II. 609; n.d., IV. S4. 
 
 Hester, John. Key of Philosophy, 
 
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 ' manris French Pockes, 1596 ; Pura- 
 
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 Hesychius Pamphilus. -History of 
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 Heth, Thos. Confutation of an Astro- 
 
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 Hettj Rich., and John Clark, Book- 
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 Heuringius, S. Almanack and Prog- 
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 [iS45]> IV. 47- 
 
 Heveningham, Sir Arthur, R. Under- 
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 Hew, Dan, Monk of Leicester, Merry 
 Jest of, H. 333. 
 
 Hewer, Thos., Printer, 1660, III. 164. 
 
 He-wer, Thos., and W. Moulton, Boolo- 
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 Hewer, Wm., of Glapham. Bookplate, 
 1699, I. 16. 
 
 Hewes, Arthur, mentioned, IV. 82. 
 
 Hewes, Jo. Perfect Survey of the 
 English Tongue, 1624, I. 212. 
 
 Hewes, L., His dialogue answered, 
 
 , 1641, II. 280. 
 
 Hewitt, John. Certain considerations 
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 1658, H. 268.— Letter to Dr. Wild, 
 1658, H. 655. — Speech and Prayer, 
 1658,1. 212. — Beheaded Dr. Hewitt's 
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 Hewson, John, Lord, Outcry of the 
 London Prentices for justice to he 
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 Hewson. Epitaph of the Earl of Pem- 
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 Hexastichou leron. R. Wliitehall, 
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 Hexham, H. English and Nether- 
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 180. — Journal of the taking in of 
 Venlo, Roermont, . &o., 1633, III. 
 110. — Principles of the Art Military, 
 1641, III. no. 
 
 Hexham, Battle of. B. Barnes, n.d. 
 
 Hey Boys up go we, Ballad to the tune 
 of, 1685. Lieut.-Gol. W. Cleland. 
 
 Hey for honesty. Thos. Randolph, 
 1651. — for horn fair, 1674, H. 133: . 
 
 Hey hoe for a husband, 1647, H.- 
 
 375- 
 
 Heydon, Sir Chris. Astrological Dis- 
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 Judicial Astrology, 1603, II. 702. 
 G. C.'s Astrologomania : or Examina- 
 tion of Sir C. H.'s Defence, 1624. 
 
 Heydon, Sir Chris. If. Haward's Line 
 of Liberality, 1569 ; G. Tourneur's 
 
HETDON 
 
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 Etigenius Theodidactns, 1655, !• 212- 
 ■ — Hampaaneah Hammegulleh, 1664, 
 IV. 47. — Theomagia, 1664, I. 212. 
 — The Idea of the Law, 1660, II. 
 281.— The Holy Guide, 1662, IV. 
 47. — The Prophetical Trumpet, 1655, 
 H. 263. — The Wise Man's Grown, 
 1664, IV. 47. — Threefold Discourse, 
 1642, H. 203. 
 
 Heydon, Thos. Verses in J. Heydm's 
 Theomagia, 1664. 
 
 Heylin, Hen., G. Vernon's Life of Peter 
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 Heylin, Peter. ^Erius Eedivivus, 1670, 
 III. III. — Cosmography, 1657, IIL 
 in; 1666, II, 281. — Cyprianus 
 Anglicus, 1671, 11. 281. — France 
 painted to the Life, 1657, III. in. 
 — Full Relation of Two Journeys, 
 1656, III. in. — ^Help to Eiiglisli 
 History, 1670, II. 702; 1675, III. 
 III. — Letter in Sir R. Filmer's 
 Patiiarchia,i68o. — Life. J. Bernard, 
 1683; G. Vernon, 1682. — Microcos- 
 mus, 1621, 1625, III. noj 1633, 
 IIL 295. — Observations on the Reign 
 of Charles I., 1656, I. 212. — St. 
 George of Gappadocia, 1631, H. 263 ; 
 1633, II. 702. — Survey of the Estate 
 of France, 1656, IIL in. — Transla- 
 tion in J. Josselyn's Two Voyages to 
 New England, 1674. 
 
 Heyndriex, Hen., Printer, of Antwerp, 
 1576, L 95. 
 
 Heyne, D. See Heinsius. 
 
 Heyrick, R., Bookseller, 1686, II. 238. 
 
 Heyrick, Samuel, Boohseller, 1672, III. 
 IIS, 138; 1678, IL 5S7; 1683, L 
 383 ; 1687, IL 691 ; i68|, IIL 188 ; 
 1696, IL 137, 648. 
 
 Heyrick, Thos. Miscellany Poems, 
 1691, IL 281. — Verses to : in /. 
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 Heyward, Edw. Verses in Ed. Brouone's 
 Britannia's Pastorals, 1614; Jf. Dray- 
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 ded. to. 
 
 Heywood, Dr., -of St. Giles in the Fields, 
 
 and oth-ers. Heads of Petition and 
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 Heywood, Ellis, II Moro, 1556, H. 
 268, I. 213. 
 
 Heywood, Jasper. Translated Seneca .• 
 Six Tragedies, 1559; Hercules Fu- 
 rens, 1561; Thyestes, 1560. — Con- 
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 vices, 1576, H. 437. 
 
 Heywood, John. Works, 1562, H. 
 269; 1566, H. 269,1V. 143; 157*, 
 1587, 1594, H. 1270. — ^A h-undied 
 Epigrams, 1550, ll. 281. — Ballad 
 against Slander and detraction, H. 
 269. — Ballad of meeting of the King 
 and Queeiii 1554, H. 269. — Ballad of 
 traitorous taking of Scarborow Castle, , 
 1557, H. 269. — Be merry friends, 
 [1600],. H. 269. — Description of a 
 most Noble Lady, H. 269. — Dialogue : 
 Proverbs in the English TonguSj 
 [1545]. 1561. H. 269, IIL in.— 
 Dialogue of Wit and Folly, H. 270. 
 — Epigrams, H. 269. — Merry play of 
 the Pardoner, the frere, &c., 1533, 
 H. 268, I. 213. — New play between 
 the husband, Tyb his wife, &c.„ 1533, 
 H. 268. — of Gentylnes and nobylyte,: 
 H. 269, I. 213. — Play of Love, H. 
 268. — Play of the Wether, 1533, 
 [1550], H. 263, L 487.— The four 
 P. P., 1540. Copland, n.d. ; 1569, 
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 Heywood, Nath., Remarks on the Life, 
 of. Sir H. Ashurst, 1695. 
 
 Heywood, 0. Life and death of John, 
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 Heywood, R. Observations and In- 
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 Heywood, Thos. A Maidenhead well 
 lost, 1634, H. 272.— A Woman kild 
 with kindness, 1607, H. 271; 1617, 
 II. 281 ; 1617, H. 271. — Actoi^s 
 Vindication, H. 271, [1655], I. 487. 
 — Apology for Actors, 16 13, H. 271, 
 II. 703. — Challenge for Beauty, 1636, 
 H. 273. — Discourse of. two upstart* 
 Prophets, 1636, I. 196. — Elegy on 
 Henry, Prince of Wales, 1613, H. 
 271, I. 213. — England's Elizabeth; 
 1631, IL 282 J 1632, H. 272; 1641, 
 II. 282. — English Traveller, 1633,; 
 H. 272, I. 487. — Exemplary Lives 
 
HI! S WOOD 
 
 [ 363 ] 
 
 HICEES 
 
 alid Acts of Nine worthy ■women, 
 1640, H. 274, L 214. — Famous his- . 
 tory of Sir Rich. "Whittington, 16 10, 
 
 a 654; 1656, III. 103; 1678, I. 
 
 1 96. — Fair Maid of the Exchange, 
 r6o7, 1625, 1634, H. 271; 1637, H. 
 271, II. 281. — Fair Maid of the 
 West, 1631, H. 272, I. 213. — For- 
 tune lay Land and Sea, 1655, H. 274, 
 [I. 282. — Four Prentices of London, 
 1615, H. 272, I. 213 ; 1632, H. 272. 
 ^■Funeral Elegy on K. James, 1625, 
 H. 272, 297. — General history ofv 
 Women, 1657* H. 274. — Hierarchy 
 of the Blessed Angels, 1635, H. 273. 
 — snag's character of a Projections^ 
 1642, H. 486. — If you know not tne, 
 1605, H. 270, I. 213; 1606, III. 
 in; 1608, 1610, 1613, H. 270; 
 1623, H. 270, III. Ill ; i§32, 1639, 
 II. iSii Second Part, 1606, H. 270 ; 
 1609, 1633, 1639, H. 271. — K. Ed- 
 ward IV., 1600, H. 270; 1605, H. 
 270, I. 213; 1613, 1619, 1626, H. 
 270. — Life of Merlin, 1641, H. 274. 
 — Lives of Poets, I. 214. — Londjni 
 Artium, &c., 1632, H. 272. — Lon- 
 dini Emporia, 1633, H. 272. — Lon- 
 dini Jus Honorarium, 163 1, H. 272. 
 — Londini Sinus Salutis, 1635, H. 
 273, I. 213. — Londini Speculum, 
 E637, H. 273. — Londini Status' 
 Pacatus, 1639, H. 274. — Love's Mis- 
 tress,'i636, 1640, H. 2 73.-T-Marriage 
 Triumph, 1613, H. 272, III. in. — 
 Merlin's Prophecies and predictions, 
 iQSi, II. 282. — Mistakes, Clinches,"^ 
 Tales, &c., 1636, II. 282. — Nine 
 Books of various histories, 1624, H. 
 272. — Philocothonista, 1635, H. 273. 
 — Pleasant Dialogues and Dramas, 
 1637,. H. 273. — Porta Pietatis, 1638, 
 H. 273. — Rape of Lucrece, 1608, 
 1^09, H. 271, I. 213; [1610], H. 
 271; 1630, H. 271, L 213; 1638, 
 H. 271, II. 281.— Reader, here you'lv 
 ^plainly see, 1641, H 274. — The 
 Brazen Age, 1613, H. 271, II. 281. 
 — The Cbmmonwealth Great Ship, 
 1633, H. 273. — The Golden Age, 
 1611, H. 271. — The Iron Age, 1632, 
 H. 272, L 213. Pdrt 2, 1632, H. 
 572. — The Royal King, 1637, H. 
 273. — The Silver Age, 1613, II. 281. 
 
 — Troia Britannica, 1609, H. 271. — 
 — True description of H.M.'s Ship, 
 1637, H. 273. — Tision of Richardv^ 
 Farnham and J. Bull, 1636, H. 273. 
 — Wise Woman of Hogsdon,i638,. H. 
 274, II- 282. — Edited C. Marlowe's 
 Rich Jew of Malta, 1633,— Modern- 
 ized /, Lydgate's Troy Book, 1614, 
 I. 269. — Translated Salhcst, Catiline, 
 1608. — Verses in B. Dover's An- 
 nalia Dubrensia, 1636 : B. Mayere^ 
 Travels, 1638; H. Welby's Phoenix, 
 1637 ; Jos. Yorhe's Union of Honor ; 
 Xenophon's Cyropsedia, trans. P. Hol- 
 land, 1632. — and W. Roroley. For- 
 tune by Land and Sea, 1655, II. 
 282. — and R. Brome. The late Lan- 
 cashire Witches, 1634, H. 272, II. 
 282. — and others. Three Elegies on 
 death of P. Henry, 1613, II. 701. 
 
 Hibemise delineatio. Sir Wm. Petty^ 
 n.d. — ^De prsesulibus. Sir Jos. Ware, 
 1665. — Vox. Jas. Usher, 1642. 
 
 Hibemico - Latina, Grammatica. F. 
 O'MoUoy, 1677. 
 
 Hibemicum, Iter. G. Wither, n.d. — 
 Villare. IT. Griffith, 1690. 
 
 Hie et Ubique. Rich. Head, 1663. 
 
 Hie mulier, or the Man Woman, 1620, 
 H. 367. 
 
 Hickathrift, Thos., Pleasant history of, 
 H. 610. 
 
 Hickeringill, Edm. Confession and 
 Recantation, 1684, II. 282. — Gregory, 
 Father-Greybeard, &c., 1673, IV. 
 143, — Jamaica viewed, 1661, IL 282. 
 — Survey of the Earth, H. 282, A. 
 263. — The Ceremony Monger, 1689, 
 TV. 47. — Scandahim Magnatum ; or 
 Trial betwixt the Bp. of London and, 
 1682, IL 684. 
 
 Hickes, Sir Baptist, Viscount Gamp^ 
 den, J. Gaule's Defiance to Death : 
 Commemoration of the death of,' 
 1629, I. 186. — H. Glaphdm's Epistle 
 on the Pestilence, 1603 ; M. Sut- 
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 1626, ded. to. 
 
 Hickes, Baptist, Viscount Campden, 
 V. Wing's Astronomia Instaurata, 
 1656, ded. to. 
 
 Hickes, Fr. Translated Lucian's Diar 
 logues, 1634. 
 
 Hickes, Geo. Ravillac Redivivus, 
 
HICEES 
 
 [■ 364 ]■ 
 
 HIGH 
 
 1678, I. 214; 1682, II. 282. — 
 Speculum Beates Virginis, 1686, IV. 
 
 - 47- 
 
 Hickes, Thos. Dedication in Imcians 
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 1634. 
 
 Hickes, Wm. Coflfee House Jests, 
 1677, III. III. — Grammatical Dtol- 
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 1671, 1679, XL- 282, H. 168.— Ox- 
 ford Jests, 1684, H. 381, 11. 282; 
 
 1690, 1702, H. 301 ; 1720, H. 301, 
 II. 283. — Contributed to London 
 Drollery, 1673, H. 168. 
 
 Hickman, G. Sermon at St. JBride's 
 
 Ghurch, 1696, II. 283. 
 Hickman, John, Bookseller, 1648, I. 
 
 446. 
 Hickman, Spencer, Printer, 1672, IV. 
 
 68. 
 Hickock, T. Translated C. Federiei's 
 
 Voyage and Travel, 1588. 
 Hick-Scorner. W. de Worde, H. 463 ; 
 
 J. Waley, ihid. See also I. 214. 
 Hicks, Sir Elias, Coach and Sedan, 
 
 1636, I. 91, ded. to. 
 Hicks, Trancis, Boulcseller, Ccvnibridge, 
 
 1691, II. 281 ; 1698, II. 672. 
 Hicks, John. Last Speech, 1685, I. 
 
 214. 
 Hicks, Sir Wni., and others. Transac- 
 tions in Two Great Victories, 1648, 
 • IV, 20. — Instructions agreed upon 
 
 for, 1642, II. 451.. 
 Hide, Captn., and others. Two Letters 
 
 from Rotterdam ; with designs of, 
 
 1642, IL 345. 
 Hide, Sir Edw. Viro, Favore Eegio, et 
 
 meritis suis honoratiss., &c. Rob. 
 
 Whitehall, [1660]. 
 Hide, Thos. Consolatory Epistle to 
 
 the afflicted Catholics, 1580, I. 214. 
 Hides, General grievance of England : 
 
 transportation of, 1625, IV. 143. - 
 Hiem, Sir Thos., Mayor of Norwich, A. 
 
 Nevile's Norfolk Furies, 1623, ded. 
 
 to. 
 !Hierocles upon the Golden Verses of 
 
 Pythagoras, 1657, H. 274. 
 Hierocles, Jests of, H. 274. 
 Hieroglyphics of the Life of Man. F. 
 
 Quarles, 1638. 
 Hieroglyphica Sacra Oxoniensia, 1702, 
 
 I-3>5- 
 
 Pieroglyphical figures. N. Flammel, 
 1624. 
 
 Hieron, S. Answer to a Popish Rhyme, 
 1604, 1608, H. 283. — Dpotrine and 
 beginning of Christ, '1^35, II. 283. 
 ^-Fair Play on both sides, 1666, 1. 
 214, H. 274. — Help unto Devotion, 
 1608, I. 214, 
 
 Hieronymus. See St. Jerome. 
 
 Hierotechni. Geo. Puitenham, n.d.' 
 
 Hierothalamium. . B. Fleclmoe, 1628. 
 
 Higden, Hen. Modem Essay on the 
 13th Satyr of Juvenal, i6$6, II. 324. 
 — The Wary WidoV, 1693, H. 263. 
 
 Higden, R. Polichronicon, trans. Jj de 
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 Higford, Wm. Institution of a Gentle- 
 man, 1660, H. 275,111. 112. — Insti- 
 tutions or Advice to his Grandson, 
 1658,, H. 274. 
 
 Higgenhotbam, Rich., Boolcseller, Gar- 
 dinal's Hat, without Newgate, 1615, 
 H. 366, 299; 1616, IL 1.74; 1617, 
 H. 366; 1624, II. 144; 1627, H. 
 647 ; 1635, H. 4S4, L 328. 
 
 Higgins, Chris., Printer, Edinburgh, 
 1659, IL 375, in. 162, 224, IV. 93. 
 
 Higgins, John. Epistle and preface- in 
 The Mirror for Magistrates, 1587; I. 
 291-. — Translated 'Slow eiT:s or Elegant 
 Phrases from Terence, 1581. R. 
 -H«4Zoefs Dictionary, 1572. A.Junius' 
 Nomenclator, 1585. 
 
 Higgins, Rich., and others. A Warn- 
 ing piece for Ingroosers of Corn, H. 
 422. 
 
 Higgins, Thos., Booltseller, 1659, H. 
 694. 
 
 Higgons, John, Case of, [1704], II. 283. 
 
 Higgons, Rob., Letter: in Sir Edward 
 Hoby's Letter, 1609, II. 286. 
 
 Higgons, Theoph. Musical Babylon, 
 1624, II. 283. — Letter to. By Sir 
 Ed. Hoby, 1609. — Pardon for : in 
 Narrative History of King James, 
 165 1, IL 310. 
 
 Higgons, Thos. Panegyrick to the 
 King, 1660, H. 275. — Translated 
 Busenello's Prospective, 1656. 
 
 Higgs, Susan, Sorrowful Complaint of, 
 L 487. 
 
 Higji and heavenly Echo, 1653, H. 176. 
 
 High Court of Jufetice, The. Clement 
 WaJlcer, 1651, 
 
HIGH 
 
 [ 36s 1 
 
 HILLS 
 
 High. Way to the Spital house. Bob. 
 
 Copland. 
 nigham, J. Looking-glass for Loj-alty, 
 
 167s, II. 283. 
 Higham, Sir John, /. Viret's "VYorld 
 
 possessed with Devils, 1583, ded. to. 
 Highwaymen, Confession of four, 1674, 
 . III. 112. — Trial and condemnation of 
 . four, at Hertford, 1677, H. 267. 
 Highwaywoman, The ; Or, Life of 
 
 Mary Clay, 1665, H. iii, III. 44. 
 Highways, Eroclamation respecting, 
 
 1671, H. 95.— Proclamation for sus- 
 < pending portion of late Act for enlarg- 
 ing and repairing, 1692, II. III. 
 Higman, Nicolas, Printer, Paris, 15 19, 
 
 II 398; 1520, IL 386. 
 Hilaria, or the triumphant Feast. 
 
 Eicliard Lloyd, 1584. 
 Hilary, Hugh. Resurrection of the 
 
 Masse, 1554, H. 275, L 214. 
 Hilary, St. • Tears, 1642, H. 345, I. 
 
 215- 
 Hildamus, W. F. Experiments in Chir- 
 
 urgery, 1643, IV. 48. 
 Hildehrand. Bee'Gregort/ VII. 
 Hildebrandt, And. Genealogy and 
 
 Pedigree of Kings of Sweden, 1632, 
 
 II. 702. 
 Hilder, Thos. Conjugall Counsel, 1653, 
 
 L 215. 
 Hildershaw, A. Canticles or Song of 
 
 Solomon, 1672, III. 112. 
 ilildyard, Chr. Catalogue of Mayors, 
 ■ &c, of York, 1664, IV. 144. 
 Hildyard, Pr., Bookseller, YorJc, 1695, 
 
 L 310; 1698, in. 159. 
 Hildyard, Sir E. d'Arcy, mentioned, H. 
 
 2og. 
 HiU, [or Hills], G. Translated Odes of 
 
 Gasimire, 1646. See nlso I. 215. 
 Hill, John. Allarm to Europe, 1681, 
 
 .11. 283. 
 Bill, Joshua, Examination of : in Good 
 
 News from Baiihury, 1642, III. 182. 
 Hill, Lawrence, and others. Trials for 
 
 murder of Sir E. Godfrey, 167I, II. 
 
 252. 
 Hill, Rich., Didymus Mountain. H. 
 
 Z)«tt2c/i;'s Gardener's Labyrinth, 1577, 
 
 H. 1^5. See also Thos. Hill. 
 Hill, R., contributed to Paradise of 
 
 Dainty Devices, 1576, H. 437. 
 Hill Thos, Almanack, 1571, I. ^29. 
 
 Almanack and Kalender, 1560, II. g, 
 H. 275 ; 1561, 1562, H. 275.— Art 
 of Physiognomy, 1613, I. 229. — Art 
 of Vulgar Arithmetic, 1600, II. 284. 
 — Contemplation of Misteries, I. 229. 
 — Gardener's Labyrinth, 1578, 1594, 
 
 II. 283. — Natural and pleasant Con- 
 clusions, 1581,1V. 48; 1586, H. 275.- 
 — Pleasant Almanack, 1560-1-2, H. 
 275. — Profitable Art of Gardening,, 
 1568, in. 112; 1593, in. 295,11. 
 284; 1608, II. 284. — Prognostica- 
 tion, 1572, II. 283, H. 275. — School 
 of Skill, 1599, II. 284. — True Alma- 
 nac, 1572, 1. 229. — Translated Codes'^ 
 Epitome of the Art of Physiognomy, 
 
 .[1557]- 
 Hill, Thos., J. GoodwirHs Moses made 
 
 Angry, or a Letter written and sent ' 
 
 to, 1561, IV. 140. 
 Hill, Wm., Printer, 1545, II. 83 ; 1548, 
 
 IL 388, 425, 548; 1550, IL 38, 511, 
 
 611; n.d., H. 98, in. 251, n. 204,- 
 
 434- - 
 Hillenins, Michael, Printer, Antwerp, 
 
 1529, L 207. 
 Hilliard, Sir Chris., mentioned, 1637, 
 
 H. 648. 
 Hilliard, John. Fire from Heaven, 
 
 1613, III. 112. 
 Hillier, Nath., Printer and Bookseller, 
 
 17071 I- 370- 
 Hills, And., and others, Ballad of the 
 
 joyful entertainment of, 1590, II. 
 
 217. 
 Hills, Henry, Printer, nr. St TJiomas, 
 
 Southwark, 1649, II. 41, 349, 515, 
 
 III. 13, 204, 260, H. 283; 1651, IL 
 700; 1652, A. 264; 1653, IL 149, 
 in. 51, 227; 1654, H. 669, L 464, 
 IL 150; 1655, IL 150, 183, 686; 
 1656, IL 536; 1657, IL 218; 1658, 
 IL 405 ; 1659, IL 16, 151, 459, 600, 
 
 in. 52. 
 
 Hills, Henry, Bookseller, 1672, II. 585 ; 
 1673, IL 585; 1678, L 214, 292, 
 IL 122, 486; 1679, n 333, 487, 
 574, III. 54; 1680, in. 224, IL 
 
 115; 1681, in. 200, 213, 310; 
 1682, IL 474; 1684, n. 338, in. 
 
 296; 1685, in. 28, IV. 147 ; 1686, 
 
 in. 156, 284, A. 270; 1687, IV. 
 
 3, 147; 1688, IL 311, 645, IIL 
 125, 126, A. 263; 1699, TIL '45; 
 
HILLS 
 
 [• 366 T 
 
 HIPPOCEATION 
 
 , 1704, 1. 461 ; 1708, 1. 445> IV. 149^; 
 
 1709, III. 50, 148; 1710, H. 34, 
 
 289, III. 16, 154. 
 Hills, Eo. Verses in Rob. Baron's 
 
 Mirza. 
 Hills, Wm., and Daniel Pakeman, 
 
 Booksellers, 1636, II. 375. 
 Hllman, D. Tusser Eedivivus, 17 10, 
 
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 Holland pn'«fet^, 1588, IL 625. 
 
 Hollander, The. U. Glapthorne, 1640. 
 
 Hollander's Declaration of Affairs of 
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 Holland's honor revived, 1638-9, II. 
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HOLLES 
 
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 Lord Coventry. Journal of Proceed- 
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 Particular charge of Impeachment 
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 Holies, Col. Gervase, Balzac's Prince, 
 
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 HoUiday, T. The Invincible Armado, 
 
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 HoUingworth, Dr., Letter from General 
 
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 HolUs, T., G. Mauler's Christian Philo- 
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 Hollman, Philip, L. Meager's English 
 
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 HoUoway, Ant. Translated G. Cipri- 
 
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 HoUoway, Jas. Free and Voluntary 
 
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 Horsey, Edith, wife of Sir Ealph, Hor- 
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 1649, 1. 103, II. 304 ; 1650, II. 299, 
 512, III. 258; 1651, 11. 106, 285, 
 511, H. 275, 316 ; 1652, 1. 3S2, 466, 
 II. 383. 55o> H- 278 ; 1653, H. 104, 
 I. 86; 1654, H. 348, I. 354; 1656, 
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 1674, H. 610, I. 124, III. 35; n.d., 
 
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 — Declaration, 1642, II. 666. — De- 
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 452. — Last News from Hull of Cava- 
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 Manner of taking of Keywood Castle : , 
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 714. — Refusal to give H.M. entrance 
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 96. H.M.'s Second Message to Par- 
 liament concerning, 1642, II. 94. 
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 Hour-glass of Indian News. John 
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 House of Correction. John Heath, 
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 Houston, A. L'Escosse Frangoise, 1608, 
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 1683, I. 364, III. 160 ; 1684. II. 
 
 238 ; 1699, II. 13s ; 1700, IL 678 ; 
 
 1702, II. 462; 1707, III. 254; n.d., 
 
 L 244. 
 How, Wm., Printer, Meet Street, 1565, 
 
 H. 575, IL 368, 657; 1566, H. 678; 
 
 1567, IL 153 ; 1568, H. 637 ; 1569, 
 H. 19s, 285, 419, 625, L 154 ; 1570, 
 H. 143. 179. 180,446, L 175, IIL 
 291, IV. 37, 108; 1571, H. II, 205, 
 L 98, 466, IL 222 ; 1573, H. 280, 
 465, 632, IL 170, L 68; 1574, H. 
 633, L 190; 1575, H. 120, 250, 466, 
 IL 423, 515; 1576, H. 10; 1580, 
 H. 531; 1582, IIL 159; 1587, H. 
 164; 1588, H. 211; 1596, IL 141: 
 n.d.^ H. 178, 457, 489, 533, 620, L 
 
 305, 329(330. II- i7o> 256- 
 
 How a fond woman falsely accused her- 
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 ter, 1592, H. 343. — a maid should 
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 377. — a wife entreated her husband 
 to have her own will. T. T., n.d., H, 
 590. — ^maydes shulde penne the Dore, 
 1569-70, II. 377. — that men should 
 put their whole trust in Jesus, 1570, 
 II. 31. — the high Father in Heaven, 
 &c., n,d., H. 463, 464. — three per- 
 sons for Lechery through London did 
 ride, 1590, II. 34. — to Wive well. 
 L. Evans, n.d. 
 
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 Howard, Charles, Lord, of Effingham, 
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 1584; E. Z>atmce's Discourse, 1590; 
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 wood's Lightnings, 1607 ; E. Jen- 
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 of Josephus, 1602 ; T. Middleton's 
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 1575; ^' Sty ward's Military Disci- 
 pline, 1581 ; R. Tanner's Mirror for 
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 Howard, Douglas, Daphnaida : Elegy 
 on death of. E. Spenser, 1591. 
 
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 Boward, Hon. Edw. A six days' ad- 
 venture, 167 1, H. 284, II. 292. — 
 Copernicans of all sorts, convicted, 
 1705, II. 292. — Poems and Essays, 
 1673, II. 292; 1674, H. 284. — The 
 British Princes, 1669, H. 284, I. 
 223. — The Man of Newmarket, 1678, 
 H. 284, II. 292. — The Usurper, 1668, 
 II. 292. — The Usurer, 1668, H. 284. 
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 Howard, Henry. Verses in Demos- 
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 Howard, Jas. All Mistaken, 1672, I. 
 
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 Howard, Lady, H. PuvelVs Orpheus 
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 Howard, Sir Robert. Duell of the 
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 , 1663. — •^- Dryden's The Husband 
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 Howard, Theophilus, Lord Howard of 
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 Howard, Thos., Earl of Arundel and 
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 Howard, T. An old song of the old 
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 Howe, Josiah. Verses in TJios. Ran- 
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 the Empire, 1658, IV. 49. — Disser- 
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 II. 294. — Edited R. Cottoni pos- 
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 H. 284. — Epistle in W. Sanderson's 
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 293; 1668, in. 115; 1678, 1705, 
 
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 — Lexicon 'Tetraglotton, 1660, IF. 
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 Letters, 1647, I. 224.n^Notes in Sir 
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 1650, a 284; 1654, I. 2^5.— Parley 
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 Perfect description of tne People and 
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 1684, II. 263. — The Instrument of a 
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 former, 1642, I. 231; 1643, II. 293. 
 —The Vision, 1651, H. 284.— The 
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 J Dionysius iora^MZMs' Eloquence, 1652 ; 
 
 "^ A. Girufis Kevolutions of Naples, 
 1656. — Two discourses, 1644, II. 
 293. — Twelve several treatises, 1661, 
 II. 294. — Verses in F. Beaumont's 
 Comedies and Tragedies, 1647 ; G, 
 F Biondi's Donzella Desterrada, 
 163s, Eromena, 1632; Calprenede's 
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 Howell, John, Bookseller, Oxford, 1695, 
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 Howell, Ealph, Bookseller, White horse, 
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 Howell, Thos. Arbor of Amity, 1568, 
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 Howes, Jos., Boolcsell&r, 1682, II. 706. 
 
 Howes, Eob., 1620,11. 160. 
 
 Howes, Sam., iJoofeeZfor, 1652, A. 260; 
 
 1654, IV. 123. 
 Howet, Sir Thos., /. Taylor's Praise of 
 
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 Howleglass, Merry jest of a man called. 
 
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 Hubbard, W. Great Britain's Eesui- 
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 Hubbard, Wm. Troubles with tlie 
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 Hubert, Rich. Catalogue of natural 
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 Hubrigh, J. Almanack and Prognosti- 
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 Hudgebutt, J. and J. May, Booksellers, 
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 Hudson, Lady Anne, C. Gerhier's Elo- 
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 — Certain Questions, H. 286. — Dis- 
 playing of the Protestants, 1555, 
 H. 286. — How Christ by perverse 
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 295. — Mirror of Love, 1555, H. 286. 
 — Mirror of Misery, 1557, H. 286, I. 
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 Treatise of the i2 9tli Psalm, 1557, 
 H. 286.— Treatise of Three Wed- 
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 Huggins, Thos., Bookseller, Oxford, 
 
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 Hugh, Feagh, mentioned, 1642, II. 303. 
 
 Hughe, Wm. Troubled Man's Medi- 
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HXJLOET 
 
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 1642, III. 36. — H.M.'s Answer to 
 the Declaration of both houses con- 
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 H.M.'s Message : with Proclamation 
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 1642, II. 97. — H.M.'s second mes- 
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 Horrible News from Yorke, &c. , 1 642, 
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HUMOUE 
 
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 Hunsdon, Henry Gary, Lord, H. Ba7-- 
 
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 Batman's Golden Book, 1577 ; W. 
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 Byrd's Songs, 1589 ; A. Ortiz' Solem- 
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 Hunt, Christopher, Bookseller, Exeter, 
 1593. H. 103, L 85; 1594, H. 592, 
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 Hunt, Helen, and A. Burnam, Appre- 
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HUNT 
 
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 1609, H. 525, II. 120; 1611, I. 
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 Hunt, Mrs. Mary, M. Stevenson's Nor- 
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 Hunt, Mathew, BooJcseUer,Oxford, 1640, 
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 Hunt, Nich. Description of a new- 
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 Hunt, Lt.-Col. Rob. The Island of 
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 Hunt, Rob.. /. . Glanvill's Blow to 
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 Hunt, Thos. Defence of the Charter, 
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 Hunt, Thos., Boolcseller, Oxford, 1645, 
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 Hunt, Thos., Bookseller, Exeter, 1630, 
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 Hunt, Wm., Boolcseller, Pye Come?; 
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 Hunt, "Wm., Printer, 1651, I. 383; 
 1652, II. 136, 279; 1653, H. 67; 
 1659, II. 354; 1660, II. 144. 
 
 Hunt ys up : Ballad, 1565-6, II. 297 ; 
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 Huntar, A. Treatise of Weights, 1624, 
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 Hunter, Ballad of a, 156 1-2, II. 297. 
 
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 Jewel for gentry. Juliana Berners, 
 
 161 4. — Noble Art of. O. Gaseoi^m, ■ 
 1575. — Now all kind of, is abused, 
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 Hunting of the Fox and the Wolf 
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 1683 ; Wm. Turner, n.d. 
 
 Huntingdon, Hen. Hastings, 3rd Earl 
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 1596, H. 289. — A Position main- 
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 Huntingdon, Hen. Hastings, 5th Earl 
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 Huntingdon, John. Genealogy of Heresy, 
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 Huntingdon, Lucy, Countess of, T. 
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 Huntingdon, Robert, Earl of, Elegy on 
 death of. A. Munday, 1601. 
 
 Huntingdon, Thos., Boolcseller, Buck 
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 Huntingdon divevtisement, 1678, H. 
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 Huntly, George, Marquis of. T. St. 
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 Huntly, Jas. Graham, Marquis of. 
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 297. — List of divers persons ... to 
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 D. Leech's Philosophia lUachrymans, 
 1637, ded. to. 
 
 Huntly, W. W. Prynne's Breviate of 
 the Pope's usurpations, 1637. 
 
HTJNTON 
 
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 Hurault, J. Politicke, Moral and Mar- 
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 Hurleston, R. News from Rome, H. 
 
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 Hurlock, Benj., Boolcseller, 1670, I. 50, 
 
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 Hurlock, Geo., Boolcseller, Thames Street, 
 
 1639, III. 211. 
 Hurst, R. Translated Gombauld's 
 
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 Hurtado, Louis. Libro II. del Pal- 
 
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 1639, H. 436. Part II., 1616, I. 
 
 318. Parts I. and II., n.d., H. 436. 
 
 Part III., 1594-5, II. 442; 1602, 
 
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 III. 185. 
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 1675, I. 228. — The obliging, and the 
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 Husband, Edw., and T. Newcomb, 
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 Husband, Edward, Boolcseller, 1642, II. 
 95. 345. 712. ni. 135, IV. 5, 57, 
 59; 1643, I. 79, 127, 320, II. 120, 
 332. 455. 706, III. 286, IV. 19, 52, 
 57, 140, 159, 161,; 1644, II. 62, 
 212. 395. 455. 696, III. 183, 223, 
 231, IV. 95; 1645, H. 667, II. 62, 
 149. 3°4, 456. 491. 659, 666, III. 
 23, 64, 191, 235, 255, 294; 1646, 
 H. 189. 1. 149, 320, II. 176, 456, 
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 456, 457. 7°3. ni. 37; 1648, II. 
 
 ( 132, 136, 458, III. 38, 158; 1649, 
 I. 304, II. 458, IV. 31, 120, 132, 
 
 149. 154; 1650,1V. 23, 132; 1651, 
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 Husband, Edward, and J. Field, Book- 
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 Husband, Edward, and J. Franck, Boolc- 
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 449, 450, 451. 452, 453, 489, 533. 
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 Husbandman, The English. G. Marlc- 
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 Husey, Lord, /. Fewterer's Christ's 
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 Husnance, S. England's Faithful Mo- 
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 Hussey, Anne, and "W. O'Conner, A 
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HTJSSET 
 
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 Hussy, Wm., and others. The Justes 
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 Hustler, Sir Wm., R. Ainsworth's In- 
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 HutcMns, E. David's Sling against 
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 Hutchinson, Roger. The Image of God, 
 
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 Hutchinson, Mrs. Stanhope, P. Cor- 
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 Hutton, Hen. Follie's Anatomie, 1619, 
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 Hutton, Luke. Black Dog of Newgate, 
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 Hutton, Mattli., Consilium delectorum 
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 Astrsea's Tears for the death of. T. 
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 Button, Rich., E. Brathwaite's Shep- 
 
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 Hutton, S. Translated /. Maria's Mar- 
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 Hutton, Sir Timothy, H. Hutton's Fol- 
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 Huyberts, A. A Corner stone laid to- 
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 Huybrechts, P. Engraved portraits in 
 
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 Huyche, W. Translated Genevau 
 
 Psalms, 1550, IL 493. 
 Huzzey, J., Boolcseller, 1685, II. 157. 
 Hwnnylraethir, Yny Ihyvyr, 1546, 
 
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 Hyde, Bern., Gasimir's Odes, trans. G< 
 
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 Hyde, Dr., Discourse written by Sir 
 
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 IL 182. 
 Hyde, Mrs. B., Mr. Emerton's Marriage 
 
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 Hyde, Thos. Account of., the famous 
 
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 Hygiasticon. L. Lessius, 1634. 
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 Hymn or Song of seven straines of the 
 
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HYMNI 
 
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 Hyumi Canoii. P. Oliver, 1527, IV. 
 
 Hymnl totum annum dicendi in ves- 
 peris, &c., III. 117. 
 
 Hynmonim, Expositio, 15 15, III. 77; 
 [1500], IV. 37. Notary, n.d., II. 
 211. 
 
 Hymns. E. Davis, 1694; P. Dod- 
 dridge, 1755 ; A. Hume, 1599. — and 
 Psalms. W. Barton, 1651. — and 
 Songs. W.Barton, 1610. — and Songs 
 of the Church. G. Wither, 1623. 
 — and Spiritual Songs. S. Browne, 
 1720. — Collection of, 1769, I. 230. 
 — Four. E. Spenser, 1596. — Godly, 
 used in the Church, 1558-9, II. 
 299. — Sacramental. J. Boyse, 1693. 
 — Sacred. /. Amner, 1615. — Six 
 Centuries of select. W. Barton, 
 1688.- — Spiritual Melody. B. Reach, 
 1691. — Two, 165 1, I. 229. 
 
 Eynmus de Febrihus Scriptus. E. Gay- 
 ton, 1659. 
 
 EjaA, Sir Francis, F. De L'Espine's 
 
 Tranquility of the Mind, 1592, ded. 
 
 to. 
 Hynde, S. Iter Lusitanicum, 1662, H. 
 
 290, II. 299. 
 Hyndford, John, Earl of. Bookplate, 
 
 IV. 81. 
 Hyndge, A., Book declaring the fearful 
 
 vexasion of. /. W., 1573, H. 583. 
 Hypercritica. Ed. Bolton, 1722. 
 Hyperius, A. Regiment of the Povertie, 
 
 1572, I. 230. 
 Hypnerotomacliia. Poliphilus, 1592. 
 Hypocrisy, Portraiture of. /. Bate, 
 
 1589. 
 Hypocrites, Satyre against. /. Philips, 
 
 1655- 
 Hypocritical Presbyterians, Religion of, 
 
 1661, H. 537. 
 Hyrd, R. Preface in Devout treatise 
 
 upon the Pater-noster, r524, IV. 79. 
 
 — Translated J. L. Vives' Instruction 
 
 of a Christian Woman. 
 Hyther, Jonas, Bookseller, 1682, II. 
 
 603. 
 
 I. 
 
 I., A. Verses in Lucan's Pharsalia, 
 
 trans. Gorges, i6r4. 
 I, A., Printer. See Adam Islip. 
 I., A., Bookseller, White Horse, St. 
 
 Paul's Clmrchyard, 1607, H. 392. 
 1, A., Bookseller, 1641, II. 331. 
 I., A., and F. B., Booksellers, Flower de 
 
 Luce and Crown, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard, 1607, H. 575. 
 I, C, Bookseller, 1642, H. 185; 167I, 
 
 III. 204. 
 L, E. New Year's Gift for English 
 
 Catholics, 1620, I. 230. 
 I., H. Spiritual Combat between a 
 
 Christian and Satan, 1646, 1. 488. 
 1, I., and E. B. Aim for Finsbury 
 
 Archers, 1594, 1604, 1698, H. 343. 
 I-, I., Bookseller, Hand and Star, toithin 
 
 Temple Bar, 1594, II. 688; 1600, 
 
 H- S56. 
 1,1s.., Printer, 1668, IV. 107. 
 1, N., Bookseller, 1680, II. 583. 
 !•) R., Edited G. Bolero's B elation of 
 
 Commonwealths, 1630. 
 I, E., Printer, 1595, H. 146, II. 160. 
 I, E., Printer, 1661, II. 4, 521 ; 1663, 
 
 II. 338; 1664, H. 206, 437, III. 
 185, 1667, II. 494. 
 
 I., E., and C. P., in Fleet Street, near 
 
 the Conduit, 1607, H. 482. 
 I., S., Printer, 1647, H. 615; 1681, 
 
 IV. 73- 
 
 I., S., and M. H., Printers, 1648, II. 42. 
 
 I., T. Joyful Song of the Royal re- 
 ceiving of the Queen at Tilbury 
 Camp, 1588, H. 291, II. 230. 
 
 I., T. Cure for the Evil Tongue, 1662, 
 H. 291, II. 299. 
 
 I., T., and B. M., Booksellers, 1616, H. 
 420, I. 306. 
 
 I, T., Bookseller, 1642, II. 96. 
 
 I., W. Muse's New-year's Gift and 
 hansell, 1683, II. 299. 
 
 I., W. Translated Becanus' Confuta- 
 tion of Tortura Torti, 1610 : The 
 Jesuits' Pater Noster, j6ii. 
 
 I., W., Printer, 1607, H. 416, III. 
 208; 1618,111.215; 1621,11.623, 
 
 III. 241, IV. 175; 1623, H. 154, 
 III. 241; 1626, III. 214; 1627, H. 
 20, I. 59; 1633, H. 487; 1634, H. 
 524, IV. 179; 1636, II. 82. 
 
I. 
 
 [ 388 ] 
 
 ILL-BREWEBS 
 
 1, Z. Translated Lavardin's History 
 of Geo. Castriot, 1596. 
 
 I am for you all. Jas. Manning, 1604. 
 • — am mery God sende you, 1567-8, 
 II. 31. — am not the first that hath 
 taken in hand, 1564-5, II. 30. — did 
 not means to have her, 161 2, II. 35. 
 \ — ^marry sir, here is news indeed, 
 1642, H. 477. — might have loved 
 merrily morali.sed, 1564, II. 366. — 
 pray you not be angry. N. Breton, 
 1605. — thank you I will, 1647, H. 
 345. — thank you twice, 1647, H- 
 361. — warrant thee, Boy, Shee's right, 
 1664, II. 35. — will no more go to 
 the plough, 1557-8, II. 29. — will 
 say as I do find, 1566, IL 656. — will 
 say nothing, 1564-5, II. 430. — would 
 and I would not, 16 14, H. 291 j 
 1 620-1, II. 35. — would ye had never 
 said so, 1618, II. 35. 
 
 rie awaie, 1586, II. 568. 
 
 lie never love thee more, 1670, H. 352. 
 
 laey, Hen., Printer, Maeldine, 1615, 
 IV. 85. 
 
 lauregni, J. Brief Discourse on the 
 assault, &c., upon Wm., Prince of 
 Orange, 1582, I. 230. 
 
 Ibbitson, Robert, Printer, Smithfidd, 
 1646, II. 278, III. 236; 1647, H. 
 91, I. 446, II. 102, 103, 457, III. 
 168, 187; 1648, H. I, II. 132, 323, 
 532, 629, 681, III. 28, 38, IV. 20; 
 1649, H. 624, I. 16, II. 614, 629, 
 709, IV. 155, 126, 138; 1650, I. 
 196, II. 409, 629; 1651, H. 92, II. 
 211, 238, 673; 1652, II. 202, 323, 
 389, 550, IV. 28,52; 1653,11. 137; 
 
 1654, II. 459, 629, III. 93, I. 488; 
 
 1655, II. 150; 1656, I. 382, K 80, 
 422; 1657, II. 345, III. 24; 1659, 
 II. 150; 1660, II. 629. 
 
 Ibis, Ovid's Invective or curse against, 
 
 1569. 
 Ibrahim XIII., Emperor of the Turks. 
 
 By Mary Fix, 1696. 
 Ibrahim ; or the Illustrious Bassa. O. 
 
 de Scuderi/, 1652 ; E. Settle, 1694. 
 Ichabod; or the Five Groans of the 
 
 Church, 1663, II. 125. 
 Icon Basilike, Complete history of the. 
 
 John Toland's Amyntor, 1699. 
 Icthyothera, or Koyal Trade of Fishing, 
 
 1662, II. 219. 
 
 touching, 
 
 Idea: The Shepherd's Garland. M. 
 
 Drayton, 1593. 
 Idea's Mirror. M. Drayton,. is,q^. 
 Iden, Hen. Translated ■/, B. Gello's 
 
 Circes, 1557. 
 Idiomatologia Anglo - Latina. Wm. 
 
 Walker, 1690. 
 Idiots and Lunatics, Act 
 
 1653, H. 291. 
 Idleness, Enemy of. W. 
 
 1568. — Image of. Seres, n.d.,-B.. 
 
 291; 1574, A. 263; 1581, I. 3,30, 
 
 H. 693. — The Lord Marques'. Pavlet, 
 
 Wm., Marquis of Winchester, 1586. 
 Idol of the Clowns. John Cleveldni, 
 
 1654. 
 Idolatry, Fantasies of. Wm. Gray, 
 
 1563- 
 
 lenevra and Ariodanto, History of, P. 
 Beverley, [1565]. 
 
 If a weked wyfe may have hyr will, 
 1567, II. 659. — ever I marry, I will 
 marry a maid, 1557-8, IL 377 ; 1564, 
 II. 376. — it be not good, the devil'is 
 in it. T. Decker, i6l2. — weeping 
 eyes or inward bleeding heart, &c., 
 1592, II. 34. — you know not me, 
 you know no bodie. T. Heyioood, 
 1605. 
 
 Ignatius, St., De Villa GastirCs Medi- 
 tations from, 1624.— The Jesuits' 
 Catechism, according to. E. Pas- 
 quier, 1679. .^ 
 
 Ignatius, Father, and F. Anthony: 
 Dialogue between two Jesuits, 1681, 
 IL 315. 
 
 Ignatius, his Prophecy concerning these 
 times, 1642, III. 296. 
 
 Ignoramus. Comedy by G. Ruggle, •. 
 1630. I 
 
 Ignoramus: an excellent new Sonpr,, 
 1 68 1, in. 40.— A New, 1681, IIL 
 40. — Justice, 1682, III. 40. 
 
 Ignorancy, Extirpation of, P. Busshe, 
 1526. : 
 
 Ignoto. Verses in Mausoleum, or th^ 
 Choicest Flowers of Epitaphs 
 death of Prince Henry, 1613. 
 Spenser's Faery Queene, 1590. 
 
 Ikirryn, James, Visconnt, E. M.'s Ser 
 mon of Thanksgiving, 1683, ded, to. 
 
 Iliad. See Homer. \ 
 
 Ill-Brewers, Relation of a mongtroui 
 child fpund a,t, H. ,566. 
 
 on 
 
ILLIDGE 
 
 [ 389 ] 
 
 INDIA 
 
 Dlidge, S., BooJcseller, nr. Searle's Gate, 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, 17 16, I. 48. 
 niingwortli, Jas. Genuine account of 
 
 the man whose hands and legs rotted 
 
 off, 1678, H. 291. — Narrative: in S. 
 
 Ford's Discourse concerning God's 
 
 Judgements, 1678. 
 UlustriuHi majoris Britanniae Scripto- 
 
 rum. John Bale, 1548. 
 nmington "Waters : S. Derham's Hy- 
 
 drologia Philosophica, 1685. 
 Image of both churches. John Bale, 
 
 n.d. — of the Malignant's peace, 1643, 
 
 in. 34. 
 
 Mages, &c., Treatise concerning, II. 
 
 603. 
 Imago Sseculi. N. Williams, 1676. 
 Imber, M. Case of the Customs of the 
 
 Manor of Merdon, 1707, IV. 145. 
 Immortalitatis Animse rationalis De- 
 
 monstratio. Sir K. Digby, 1651. 
 Immortality in Mortality. Pountney, 
 
 1647. — of Man's Soul. Rich. Overton, 
 
 1645. 
 Impartial Critic. J. Dennis, 1693. 
 Imperial and princely pedigree. Jas. 
 
 Maxwell, 1614. 
 Imperiale : Tragedy by Sir R. Freeman, 
 
 1639. 
 Imphabell, St. Life and Passion, in 
 
 St, Alhan's Life and Passion, 1533, 
 
 H.4. 
 Important considerations. Wm. Wat- 
 son, 1 601. 
 Impossibilities. Edio. Ford, n.d. 
 Impostor, The notorious: Life of Wm. 
 
 Morrell, 1692, III. 164. 
 Impostors, History of infamous. J. B. 
 
 de Rocoles, 1683. — History of three 
 
 late famous. J. Evelyn, 1669. 
 Imprisonment, Profit of. Lord de la 
 
 None, 1594. — Motion against. T. 
 
 Grantham, 1642. — by Arrests upon 
 
 Writs of Capias, &c.. Reasons for 
 
 passing an Act against, [1688], I. 230. 
 
 —of men's bodies for Debt, 1641, III. 
 
 296. 
 Impropriation purchased for Composi- 
 tions with Delinquents, 1648, IV. 50. 
 Improvement of Imprisonment, &c. 
 ■ G. Wither, 1661. 
 In and Out, and Turn about, III. 296. 
 
 —God rejoice. Tlios. Robinson, 1603. 
 
 —Winter when that Wylken was 
 
 with Boryas waxen blacke, 1569-70, 
 
 II. 31. 
 
 Inchiquin, Lord, Declaration and In- 
 gagement of Protestant Army under, 
 r648, IV. 52. — Letters and Papers 
 of, in The Pope's Brief, 1643, IV. 161. 
 ■ — Lieut.-Col. Jones' Letter of a Great 
 Victory against, 1649, IV. 149. — 
 Proposals of his Army : in Joyful 
 ISTews of the Prince's Fleet at Sea, 
 1649, I. 81. 
 
 Inconstant Lady. Arthur Wilson, n.d. 
 
 Indagine, J. Art of Chiromancy, 1558, 
 1633, IL 299. 
 
 Indemnity, Proclamation of H.M.'s 
 gracious and ample, 1688, II. 311. 
 
 Indentures, Tenures and forms of, H. 
 29r. 
 
 Independency, History of. Clement 
 Walker, 1648. 
 
 Independent, Letter of an, 1650-1, III. 
 224. 
 
 Independent, Last will and testament 
 of Sir James, 1647, HI- n?- 
 
 Independent Churches of Christ, Justi- 
 fication of. C. Chidley, 1649. 
 
 Independents, What the, would have. 
 John Cook, 1647. 
 
 India. Travels. Sir Thos. Ilerhert, 
 1634. 
 
 India, East, and England : inconsistent 
 in their manufactures, Eeflections on, 
 1696, III. 118. — and Persia, Account 
 of. /. Fryer, 1698. — Courant of 
 News from, 1622, H. 417, III. ir7. 
 Second Courant, 1622, H. 418. — Mr. 
 Courten's Catastrophe and adieu to. 
 J. Darell,i6^2. — List of Adventurers 
 in Stock of Governor and Merchants 
 trading with, 1708, III. 418. — Mer- 
 chants. Letter to the Governor, con- 
 cerning East Indian Fleet, 1603, III. 
 117. — News out of, I. 482. — Reasons- 
 for passing Bill for hindering the 
 home consumption of E. I. Silks, 1697, 
 
 III. 2 1 8. — Voyages. Cesare Federici, 
 1588. 
 
 India, East, Trade, 1644, III. 117; 
 1680, L 138; [1689], IV. 145. Sir 
 J. Child.T.6-]-]. — Considerations upon,- 
 1 701, III. 118. — Discourse concern- 
 ing, 1699, II. 190. J. Cary, 1696. 
 — Four and Twenty Quaeries relating 
 to, 1699, II. 190. — Letter to a friend 
 
INDIA 
 
 [ 390 1 
 
 INFANT 
 
 concerning, 1696, III. 118. — News 
 out of Holland concerning, 162 1, II. 
 418. — Proposals for settling, 1696, 
 
 , III. 118. — The weavers' and clothiers' 
 complaint against, 1699, II. 190. — 
 Treatise of, 1681, II. 190. 
 
 India Company, East, Apology for the. 
 W. A., 1690, III. I. — Case of, 1708, 
 III. 118. — Elegy on the death of the 
 old, 1699, III. 118. — Impartial Vin- 
 dication of, 1688, III., 118. — Eule-s 
 orders, and directions, [1680], III. 
 118. — Supplement, 1689, to a former 
 treatise, 1681, III. 118. — Two Let- 
 ters concerning the, 1676, II. 190. 
 
 India Company, The Netherlands' East. 
 Kemonstrance of the Directors, 1632, 
 II. 10. 
 
 India Company, The Scots' East, Sea- 
 sonable and modest thoughts concern-' 
 ing. G. K., 1696, III. 131. Full 
 and Exact collection of addresses, 
 &c., of, 1700, III. 55. 
 
 India Stock, East, Letter of a Lawyer 
 of the Inner Temple concerning, 1698, 
 
 in. 118. 
 
 India, New, Treatise of. B. MunsUr, 
 
 1553- 
 
 Indian Emperor. /. Dryden, 1668. — 
 Nectar. Hen. Sttibhe, 1662. — News, 
 Hour-glass of. John Nichol, 1607. 
 — Queen, Songs in the. H. Farcell, 
 1695. 
 
 Indians, Agreement of the customs of 
 the E. I, with Jews, and others, 1705, 
 II. 668. — Brief History of the war 
 with the. Increase MatMr, 1676. — 
 Discourse of the subtilties, fashions, 
 &c;, of the. E. Scott, 1 606. — Famous 
 progres of the Gospel among. J. 
 Eliot, 1647. — Tears of the. JB. Las 
 Casus, 1656. 
 
 Indies, East and West, Friendly Advice 
 to the Gentlemen-planters of. 2\ 
 Tryon, 1682. — H.M.'s Propriety and 
 Dominion in the British Seas asserted. 
 R. C, 1672, II. 75. — History of the. 
 Jos. Aeosta, 160^. — Travels in. Peter 
 Martyr, 1577 ; Jean Mocquet, 1696. 
 
 Indies, East, Bloody News from. Jas. 
 Ramsey, 1651. — Description of a 
 Voyage made by Ships from Holland, 
 1598; II. 416, IV. 145. Additions, 
 1598, IV. 145. — Discourse concern- 
 
 ing Trade, 1689, IV. i4S^^Discourse 
 of Trade from England into. Thoa. 
 Mun, 162 1. — History of Discovery, 
 and Conquest of. H. L. de Oasta- 
 neda, 1582. — News from. W. Burton, 
 1638. — Petition and Eemonst^ance 
 of Governors and Company of Mer- 
 chants trading in, 1628, III. 117;. 
 1641, IV. 145. — Strange News from. 
 JohnDarell, 1652. — The Hollanders' 
 Declaration of Afifairs in, 1622, III. 
 172. Answered, 1622, III. 172. — 
 True and incredible report of an Eng- 
 lishman cast away in. R. Coiserfe, 
 161 2. — Truerelationof . , . Accidents 
 in the Kingdom of the Great Mogul, 
 1622, IL 190, III. 117. — View of 
 the English acquisitions in Guinea 
 and. Rich. Burton, 1686. — Voyage 
 to. 0. Van Shoetten, 1668 j M. Du- 
 quesne, 1698. 
 
 Indies, South. Jos. Hall's Discovery' 
 of a new world, 1608. 
 
 Indies, West. Certain inducements to 
 well minded people, 1645, II. 639. 
 — Description of. N. N., 1655, III.. 
 167. — English- American : his Tra- 
 vels. Thos. Gage, 1648.— History 
 of. Wm. Hakluyt, 1628. — History 
 of the Bucaniers. J. Exquemling,, 
 1684. — History of the Discovery of. 
 Hernando Cortes, 1578. — History of 
 the progress and growth of the colo- 
 nies. D. Thomas, i6go. — Journal of 
 late proceedings and success of the 
 English Army in. /. S., 1655,- II. 
 368. — New Survey of. Thos. Gage, 
 2nd Ed. 1655.— Petition of Wm. 
 Castell, for propagating the Gospel in, 
 1641, III. 32. — Spanish rule of Trade 
 to. Don J. de Vietia Linage, 1 702. . 
 — ^Voyages to. W. Dampier, 1697 ; 
 Sir F. Drahe, 1588. 
 
 Indostan. F. .Bemiefs Revolution in 
 the Empire of the Great Mogol, 1671. 
 
 Indulgence and Pardon of plenary re- 
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 Industry, Humane, 1661, 11. 299. — ! 
 Mechanic, Discourse of the necessity 
 of encouraging, 1690, II. 299. | 
 
 Infallibility in Religion. Sir K. Dighj,\ 
 1652. I 
 
 Infancia salva:toris, [1475], H- S^S- 
 
 Infant Baptism, Fallacy of. S. Shep- 
 
INFANTS 
 
 [ 391 ] 
 
 INSTRUCTION 
 
 pard, 1645. — Four Tracts, 1699, II. 
 
 Soi.- — Publick Dispute between H. 
 
 Vaughan and J. Tombs, touching, 
 
 1653, II. 627. 
 Infants, Fair warning to murderers of, 
 
 1692, III. 182. 
 Infernal Wanderer, 1702, III. 64. 
 Infidelity unmasked, 1652, III. 118. 
 Infonnatio pueroruni. Pynson, [1500], 
 
 IL 299; n.d., IV. 50. 
 Information of the beginning and cause 
 
 of all our Troubles, 1648, IV. 50. 
 Informations : or a Protestation, &c., 
 
 1608, II. 538. — from several parts of 
 
 the Kingdom, 1643, IL 300. 
 Informer, Character of an, 1675, I- 7 6- 
 
 — The true, 1642, I. 230. 
 Infortune's night owle, 1608, II. 300. 
 Ingelend, T. The Disobedient Child, 
 
 1565, H. 291. 
 Ingelo, N. Bentivoglio and Urania, 
 
 1660, 1664, H. 693; 1669, II. 
 
 300. 
 Ingenii Fructus. T-F. i?., [1700]. 
 Ingenios, Examen de. J. Huarte, 1594. 
 Ingoldsby, Sir Eiohard, /. Spicer's 
 
 Sale of Salt, 16 11, ded. to. 
 Ingol&t&dX printed, 1582, IV. 116; 
 
 1592, II. 609; 1616, II. 433; 1680, 
 
 IV. 173; 1684, IV. 105; 1687, IV. 
 
 82; 1688, II. 39; 1699, IV. 173; 
 
 n.d., IV. 116. 
 Ingratitude, The dysprayces of, 1566-7, 
 
 II. 300. 
 Ingulph : Eerum Anglicarum Scriptores 
 
 post Bedam praecipui, 1596, II. 600. 
 Iniquity, Exact discovery oi the mystery 
 
 of. Titus Gates, 1679. — Mystery of. 
 
 Wm. Williams, 1655. — displayed. 
 
 N. French, 1704. 
 Injured Love, or the Cruel Husband. 
 
 John Webster, n.d. 
 Ink. Book of Secret=, showing the way 
 
 to prepare, 1596, H. 116. 
 Inkersell. J. Cleveland's Midsummer 
 
 Moono. 1648. 
 Inman, Matthew, Printer, 1630, H. 
 
 452 ; 1660, L 375, IV. 47, IlL 274 ; 
 
 1662, I. 207. 
 Inn, The new. Ben Jonson, 1631. 
 Inner Temple and^Gray's Inn : Masque 
 
 by J. Fletcher, 16 12. 
 Inner Temple masque. Win. Browne, 
 '. 1614; 7*. Middleton, 161 9. 
 
 Inner Temple, Vindication of Proceed 
 ings of, 1662, H. 105, I. 231. 
 
 Innes, Jas. Translated De Scudery's 
 Les femmes illustres, 168 1. 
 
 Inn-keepers, Certain wholesome obser- 
 vations and Rules for. T. W., [1630],. 
 H. 614. 
 
 Innocence, State of. J. Diijden, 1695. 
 
 Innocency and the blood of the slain 
 Souldier. Capt. Wm. Bray, 1649. — 
 cleared, or the case of Col. Geo. Gill, 
 1651, III. 96. 
 
 Innocent III. The mirror of man's 
 Life, 1576, III. 118. 
 
 Innocent VIII. Declaration, [1487], 
 IV. 50. 
 
 Innocent XI., The Devil's Patriarch, or 
 Life of. T. 0., 1683, I. 309. 
 
 Innocent Mistress. Mary Fix, 1697. 
 — Usurper. J. Banks, 1694. 
 
 Innocui sales, 1694, III. 218. 
 
 Inns, Dialogue touching the entertain- 
 ment and usage in common. Eras- 
 mus, 1566. 
 
 Inns of Court Anagramatist. F. Lenton, 
 1634. — of Court Gentlemen, Honor 
 of, 1634, L 231. 
 
 Inquisition, The Holy, 1681, 11. 300. 
 
 Insatiate Countess. J. Marston, 1613. 
 
 Insolence and Impudence triumphant. 
 Sam Parlcer, 1669. 
 
 Inscriptiones historicae regum Scotorum 
 continuatse, &c. John Johnston, 1602. 
 — Lugubres. W. Bercher, 1566. 
 
 Inscriptionum Antiquarum Sylloge. 
 W. Fleetwood, 1691. 
 
 Insects, Of. /. Godartius, 1682. 
 
 Insignia Batavise E. Settle, 1688. 
 
 Institution of a Christian Man, 1537, 
 IV. 50. — of a Gentleman. W. Hi<j- 
 ford, 1660. 
 
 Institutions of the Congregation of 
 the Oratory at St. Maries, Vallicella, 
 1687, IIL 122. 
 
 Institutio Pia et Catholica Christiani 
 Horainis, 1544, A. 263. 
 
 Institutum Christiani hominis, 1520, 
 IV. 51; n.d., L 488. 
 
 Instruction, Most natural and easy way 
 of. R. Ainsworth, 1698. — for all 
 men to beware the abuses of dice, 
 &c., 1565-6, II. 300. — for Gentle- 
 men and others employed abroad. 
 P. Jones, 1589. — for young gentle- 
 
INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 [ 392 ] 
 
 IRELAND 
 
 women, 1592, II. 310. — of a Gliris- 
 tian Woman. L.Vives, n.d. — of a 
 father to his children, 1564, II. 300. 
 — Perfect school of. Oiles Rose, 
 n.d. 
 
 Instructions for Children. B. Keach, 
 n.d. — for Youth. Sir W. Baleir/h 
 and others, 1633 ; Lady Halket, 1701. 
 — of a father to his son, 1683, III. 
 118. — from an householder to his 
 children, 1568, II. 300. — to a Son. 
 Archibald, Marquis of Argyle, 1661. 
 
 Instrument of a King, The. Jos. 
 Howell, 1648. 
 
 Instruments or writings, Book of 
 Examples of, H. 291. 
 
 Intellectual System of the Universe. 
 R. Gudworth, 1678. 
 
 Intelligencer, The Yeaily. Wm. An- 
 drews, 1673. 
 
 Intercession, Prayers of. Jo. Huit, 
 1659. — and prayer, A devout, [1530!, 
 II. 488. 
 
 Interchangeable course. The. L. Le 
 Roy, 1594. 
 
 Interest, Book of, 1593, II. 300. — of 
 Money mistaken, 1668, III. 118 — 
 Advantage ... by abatement of. 
 Sir T. Culpepper, 1668.— Book show- 
 ing, &c., 1593, II. 300. — Considera- 
 tions of 'Consequences of tlie lowering 
 of. J. Locke, 1692. — of Princes and 
 States. Duke ofBolian, 1641. 
 
 Interlude, A pleasant. U. Fulwell, 
 1587. — drawn out of holy scripture, 
 156 1, H. 464. — New, and a merry, of 
 the nature of the four elements, 
 [1510], H. 463. 
 
 Interpreter, The. John Oowell, 1607. 
 — The, 1622, H. 84, IV. 51 ; 1641, 
 H. 84. — of the Academy for Foreign 
 Languages. Sir B. Gerhier, 1648. 
 
 Interrogatories, n.d., IV. 51 j 1558, 
 II. 300. 
 
 Intrationum excellentissimus liber, &c., 
 1510, II. 703; 1546, II. 300. 
 
 Intrigues of the Conclave, 1690, III. 
 200. 
 
 Invective against such runningate 
 papists, &c., 1584, II. 484. 
 
 Inventers, History of the first. Poly- 
 dore Vergil, 1686. 
 
 Invention, A new, 1644, III. 128. 
 
 Inventions and Devises. Wm. Bourne. 
 
 1578. — and Improvements, AceoTuit 
 of. T. Hale, 1691. — Brief Apologies 
 for certain new. Sir H. Piatt, 1593. 
 — Century of the names and scant- 
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 Invisibles, Realities, &c. Jas. Jane- 
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 IpMgenia. George Peele, n.d. 
 
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 III. 120. — Abstract of unnatural Re- 
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 IBENiBlTSI 
 
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 1642, IV. 51. — True relation of the 
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 Jack and the Giants, History of, 1711, 
 
 H. 294. 
 Jack and WiU, Dialogue betwixt, 1675, 
 
 III. 146. 
 Jack Dove's Resolution : Song by G, 
 
 B; [1630], L 20. 
 
 Jack Drum's Entertainment, 1601, 
 1616, H. 469 ; 1618, H. 469, II. 306. 
 
 Jack Jugeler : A new enterlude for 
 Children, [1563], H. 464. . 
 
JACK 
 
 t 398 ] 
 
 JACOBITES 
 
 Jack of Dover^ 1604, 1608, 1615, H. 
 
 299. 
 Jack of Newbury, History of. T. De- 
 
 loney, 1619. - 
 Jack Pudding, Trial of, 1652, H. 294. 
 Jack Straw, Life and death of, 1593, 
 
 1604, H. 467. 
 Jack the Cobbler's caution to his 
 
 countreymen, 1682, II. 306. 
 Jack: Unfortunate. Part I., I. 393. 
 , Part II., 1673, H. 2^4; 1680, I. 
 n/ 232 ; 1681, I. 3^. 
 
 Jack Upland. G. Chaucer, [1540]. 
 Jackson, A. Sorrow's Lenitive, 1613, 
 
 H. 294. 
 Jackson, Edwafd, Execution of, with 
 
 John Smith, 1684, II. 364. 
 Jackson, E., Bookseller, 1643, H. 526. 
 Jackson, F. [or T.] Scholar's practical 
 
 cards, 1652, H. 294, I. 232. 
 Jackson, alias Dixie, Fr. Confession- 
 
 of four highwaymen, 1674, III. 
 
 112. 
 Jackson, Hen., A Fitzherhert's Hus- 
 , bandry, 1598, ded. to. 
 Jackson, Hugh, Printer, [1575], H. 16, 
 
 403; 1576, H. 566, 642; 1577, H. 
 
 200, 457. 5635 565. I- 323. n. 13, 
 
 88; in. 81; 1580, H. 16; 1581, H. 
 
 285; 1583, H. 534; 1585, H. 173, 
 
 242, in. 98; 1590,0.673; 1591, 
 
 H. 499; 1593. II. 466; 1594, H. 
 
 242; 1596, H. 282, L 221; 1597, 
 
 H. 20; 1606, H. 178; n.d., H. 375, 
 
 448. 
 Jackson, John, Printer, 1586-7, H. 
 
 660, IV. 79; 1588, IL 270; 1589, 
 
 H. 182, IL 19s; 1591, H. 453; 
 
 1592, H. 681 ; 1593, H. 529 ; 1595, 
 
 H. 203; 1596, H. 172. 
 Jackson, John, and John Church, Book- 
 sellers, King's Arms, Cheapside, 1634, 
 
 H. 272. 
 Jackson, John, Bookieller, without 
 
 Temple Bar, 1640, I. 84; 1642,11. 
 
 359. 453- 
 
 Jackson, N., Bookseller, Strand, 1693, 
 I 148. 
 
 Jackson, Ealph. Remembrance of 
 honors due to Robert, Earl of Salis- 
 bury, 161 2, H. 294. 
 
 Jackson, Ealph, Bookseller, 1596, III. 
 47; iS97> IL 353; 1598, L 203; 
 iS99> II- .336; 1600, IL 270. 
 
 Jackson, Roger, Bookseller, near Fleet 
 Street Conduit, 1601, III. 68; 1604, 
 H. 254, 482, 613, I. 200, III. 178, 
 IV. 137; 1607, IL 549, in. 310; 
 1608, H. 12, 145, I. 12, II. 616, 
 658; 1609, IV. 38; 1611, H. 12, 
 145, L 12; 1612, IL 358; 1613, 
 
 H- 136.495; 1615. I- 251; 1616, 
 H. 9, 218, 545, L 176; i6i7,.H. 
 249, 509, I. 236, II. 12; 1618, I. 
 251; 1621, H. 145; 1622, I. 446; 
 1623, L 60, 253, 277 ; 1624, H. 545 ; 
 1625, I. 277, IV. 64; n.d., H. 294, 
 423, II. 160. 
 
 Jackson, Tr. [or F.]. Scholar's Practical 
 Cards, 1656, H. 294,1. 232. 
 
 Jackson, T., Bookseller, Duek Lane, 
 1648, H. 30. 
 
 Jackson's recantation, 1674, 1. 232. 
 
 Jacob and Esau, New enterlude on the 
 history of, 1568, H. 465. 
 
 Jacob and his twelve sons. History of. 
 W. de Worde, n.d., H. 294, L 488 ; 
 Skot, [1530], n.d. ; John Allde, for 
 John Harrison, [1570], H 294. See 
 also L 232. 
 
 Jacob, Hen., and J. Pilgrim,' Pnwte-s, 
 1508, I. 421. 
 
 Jacob, Hen. Collection of sundry 
 matters, 1616, III. 123. — Confession 
 and protestation of Faith, 1616, III. 
 123. — Divine beginning, &e., of 
 Christ's Church, 1610, III. 123. — 
 Exposition of the second command- 
 ment, i6io. III. 123. — Opinions of 
 Puritans in England, 1605, IIL 123. 
 — Petition against so-called Learned 
 Preaching, 1604, III. 122. — Protes- 
 tation of the King's supremacy, 1605, 
 III. 123. — Reasons for reforming our 
 churches, 1604, III. 122. — Short 
 Treatise of the Cross in Baptism, 
 1604, III. 3 22. — ^Treatise of Divine 
 "Worship, 1604, III. 122; — Treatise 
 of the nature and use of things in- 
 different, 1605, in. 123. — ^Trial of 
 Subscription, 1599, III. 122. 
 
 Jacob, Wm., Bookseller, Black Swan, 
 Holhom, 1677, II. 80; 1678, II. 
 694, III. I. 
 
 Jacobite, Character of a, 1690, IV. 146. 
 
 Jacobite-Tory, Anatomy of, 1690, IL 
 600. 
 
 Jacobites, A moat pleasant deseriptioa 
 
JACOBS 
 
 t 399 J 
 
 JAMES 
 
 of the Old and New, 1691, III. 126. 
 . . — Answer to the. Win. Fuller, i-joo. 
 ■ — Hudibras, 1696, II. 704. — lamen- 
 . tation for the death of K.' James, 
 
 170J, III. 126. — of iSgypt, Lybia, 
 
 &o., History of. Jos. Ahudernibs, 
 
 1692. 
 Jacobs, H. Kneeling at the Lord's 
 
 Table a sin, 1641, II. 306. 
 Jacobus de Cessolis. Chess, III. 
 
 296. 
 Jacobzoon, Jo. Paets, Printer, Leyden, 
 , 1586, H. 652; 1612, I. 438. 
 Jacombe, S. Moses, his death, 1657, 
 
 H. 29s, I. 232. 
 Jacquia, Fr., Printer, Paris, 1629, IV. 
 
 59- 
 Jaffray, Thos. Essay for illustrating 
 
 the Eoman Poets, 1705,' I. 233. 
 Jaffray, Geo., Printer, of Edinburgh. 
 
 Merchant's Almanac, 1702, III. 123. 
 Jager, B. Artificial Arithmetic, 1651, 
 
 I- 233- 
 Jaggard, Eliz., Boolcseller, Hand and 
 Star, near Middle Temple Gate, 1624, 
 
 I. 23. 
 
 Jaggard, Isaac, Printer, 16 16, H. 410; 
 
 1617, II. 281 ; 1620, II. 54, III. 20 ; 
 
 1623, H. 546; 1627, H. 571. 
 Jaggard, Isaac, and M. Lowiies, Boolc- 
 : sellers, 1600, H. 592. 
 Jaggard,. John, Boolcseller, Band and 
 
 Star, near Temple Bar, 1598, H. 29 ; 
 
 1601, II. 602 ; 1602, I. 67 , 1603, 
 
 II. 58; 1605, I. 371; 1606, I. 22; 
 1608, H. 531; 1612, I. 22; 1613, 
 
 I. 120; 1616, II. 58; 1622, III. 
 107. 
 
 Jaggard, Wm., Boolcseller, east end 
 of S. DuHstan's Church, 1595, H. 
 288; 1597, H. 447; 1599, H. 546, 
 
 II. 284. 
 
 {Taggard, W., Printer in Barbican, 
 1605, H. 184, 407; 1607, H. 144, 
 271, 611, I. 119, 161 ; 1608, H. 612 ; 
 1609,11. 271; 1610, H. 223, 342; 
 
 . 1611, H. 407, II. 408; 1612, H. 
 
 :; 546; 1613, I. 229, II. 394; 1615, 
 H. 528, 249; 1616, H. 123; 1617, 
 H. 271,1. 350; 1618,11. 314; 1619, 
 II. 394 ; 1620, H. 423, 370, II. 428 ; 
 
 . 1621, II. 509 ; 1622, II. 619 ; 
 1623, I. 153; 1624, I. 62; n.d., 
 IV. 131. 
 
 Jail and jailors, Praise and vertue of. 
 
 John Taylor, 1623. — Miseries of a. 
 
 W. Fennor, 16 19. 
 Jailors, Admonition to cruel, 1569-70, 
 
 II. 4. 
 
 Jamaica, Attempt on the Island of, 
 1656 : in A Book of the continuation 
 of foreign passages, 1667, H. 117. — ■ 
 Description of. Rkh. Blome, 1672. 
 — Earthquake, Account of, 1693, 
 H. 176. — Earthquake described by 
 M. Tutchin, 1692, H. 176.— Earth- 
 quake, Full account of, 1692, I. 233. 
 — Earthquake, Tiue and perfect re- 
 lation of, 1693, 1. 233. — Earthquake, 
 Truest and largest account of, 1693, 
 
 III. 123. — Laws of, 1684, III. 123. 
 Continuation, 1698,111. 126. — News 
 from, 167 1, III. 30. — Present state 
 of, 1683, III. 123. — Proclamation 
 for encouraging of Planters in, 1661, 
 II. Ill, III. 123. — The Tears of the 
 Indians. B. L<cs Casas, 1656. — 
 viewed. K Hiclteringill, 1661. 
 
 James I. of Scotland, Memoirs relating 
 to the restoration of, 1716, IV. 147. 
 
 James II. of Scotland. Gud couusale 
 to the King, [1508], H. 295. 
 
 James IV. of Scotland. Christ's kirlc 
 on the Green, 1663, n.d., H. 295 — 
 Epistola ad Christianissimum Anglise 
 et Franciee regem, 1514, IV. 53. — ■ 
 Scottish History of. R. Greene, i^gS. 
 
 . — Summation au Eoy d'Angleterre, 
 1513. IV. S3. 
 
 James V. of Scotland. Eallad of a 
 Country wedding, 1660, H. 295. — 
 Strena, [1514], IIL 123; [1525], H. 
 295. — J. Major's Historia Majoris 
 Britannise, 1521 ; J.- Cochloei, Pro 
 ScotisB Eegno Apologia, 1534, ded. to. 
 
 James VI. of Scotland, and I. of Eng- 
 land. Works, 1616, II. 306. — 
 Apology for the Oath of Allegiance, 
 1609, II. 307. — Apothegmes, or 
 Table Talk, 1643, IIL 125.— Basili- 
 con Doron, 1599. Kingston, 1603. 
 Field, 1603, H. 205 ; AUde, 1603, 
 H. 295, II. 307 ; Waldegrave, 1603, 
 IL 307 ; 1604, I. 233. — Counter- 
 blast to Tobacco, 1604, H. 295 ; 
 1672, II. 310. — Cygnea Cantio, 
 1629, III. 124. — Dsemonologie, 1597, 
 1600, H. 29s; 1603, H. 295, .694, 
 
JAMES 
 
 [ 400 1 
 
 JAMES 
 
 I. 233.- — Death, Proclamatiqii an- 
 nouncing, 1625, IV. 125. — Declara- 
 tion concerning Church Government, 
 1646, II. 310. — Declaration concern- 
 ing lawful sports, 1618, H. 297, I. 
 234. — Declaration concerning pro- 
 ceedings with States General, 161 2, 
 III. 124. — Declaration of his inten- 
 tion towards the late Acts of Parlia- 
 ment, 1585, II. 307, IV. 54.— De- 
 claration of title of Prince Charles, 
 1613, I. 234. — ^Declaration pour le 
 droit des Eois, &c., 1615, IV. 53. — 
 Declaration touching proceeding of 
 the late Parliament, 1621, III. 124. 
 — Declaration. Matters of Bounty, 
 1610, IV. 53. — De Abusu Tobacci 
 discursus, 1644, A. 263. — Edict and 
 censure against private combats, 
 1613, I. 234. — Essays of a Prentise, 
 1584, H. 295, II. 306; 1585, H. 
 295, II. 307. — Instructions and 
 Directions, 1610, II. 309. — Judge- 
 ment of a King and a Tyrant, 1609, 
 III. 125. — Lepanto, or Heroic Song, 
 1603, H. 295.- — Letter to the Earl of 
 Southampton, 1622, II. 309. — Lettre 
 a Mme. La Princesse de Cond6, 161 7, 
 
 II. 704. — Meditation on Verses of 
 chap. 20 of Eevelation, 1588, II. 307 ; 
 en francois, 1589, II. 317.- — Medita- 
 tion on Verses of xv. Kings, 1589, 
 II. 307. — Meditation on the Lord's 
 Prayer, 1619, II. 307. — Oratio, 1605, 
 
 II. 308. — Orders preventing and 
 remedying the dearth of Grain, 1608, 
 
 III. 124. — Peace-maker, 161 9, II. 
 307. — Poet's Exercises, [1591], H. 
 295. — Prayers and thanksgiving . . . 
 [1606], IV. 147. — Proclamation, 
 i6ri, III. 124. — Proclamation anent 
 the adversaries of Christ's Evangel, 
 1580, II. 307. — Proclanjation con- . 
 cerning dissolving of Parliament, 
 1621, IL 309, III. 124. — Proclama- 
 tion to restrain and suppress quarrels, 
 1603, I. 233. — Proclamations, 1609, 
 III. 124.^ — Psalms, [1625], 1631, H. 
 29s. I- 233 ; 1636, H. 29s, IL 307. 
 — Kemonstrance for the Eight of 
 Kings, 1619, IL 307. — Speech, 19 
 March, 1603, L 233 ; 1605, IL 308 ; 
 1607, II. 309; 1609, II. 309. — 
 Speech io the Star-chamber, 16.16, 
 
 III. 124. — Two Broadsides against 
 Tobacco, 1672, III. 125. — Acad. 
 Oxon. Pietas, 1603, IL 296. — Accla- 
 matio ad. J. Gellus, 1617, H. 224. 
 — Annals of the reign of. Wm. 
 Camden, 1691. — Annals of the reigns 
 of Charles I. and. Thos. Frankland, 
 1 68 1. — Apologie pour le serment, 
 &c., 1609, IV. 53. — Arches of 
 Triumph erected in honor of, 1604, 
 H. 296.- — ^Articles . . . compound- 
 ing Tenure of Lands, 1668, II. 309. 
 — Articles of Peace with Henry IV., 
 1606, IL 308, — Articles of Peace 
 with Philip IIL, 1605, IL 308.— 
 Ave Caesar. God save the King, 1 603, 
 H. 296. — Ballad : A false rumour of 
 the death of K. James, 1606, II. 309, 
 — Ballad : Great Treason against the 
 King of Scots, 1578. Mderton, H. 
 295. — Carmen Heroicum. D. Bau- 
 dius, 1 6 II. — Cithal:a Octoohorda 
 Pectine Pulsata Horatiano, 1605, H. 
 296. — Court and Character of. Sir 
 A. Weldon, 1650, — Court of. A. D. 
 B., 1619, I. 20. — Death : Cenota- 
 phium Jacobi. John King, 1625. 
 Conceptions poetiques. Jean Dalanj. 
 Funeral Elegy. Thos. Heywood, 1625, 
 A. Hollandi Posthuma, 1626. In 
 obitum. A. Jonston, 1625. Living 
 Sadness. J. Taylor, 1625. Mirth 
 in mourning, 1625, H. 297. Muses' 
 Dirge. R. James, 1625. Oxon. 
 Acad, Parentalia, 1625, III. 124. 
 Scotland's complaint on. David 
 Primrose, 1625. Scotland's Tears. 
 W. Lithgow, 1625. — De Auspicatis- 
 sima Inauguratione. D. Sinclair'^ 
 1603. — Declaration of just causes of 
 H.M.'s proceeding against those mini- 
 sters, &c., 1606, III. 124. — Deus et 
 Eex, 1616, II. 309. — Ditty of, 1603, 
 H. 296. — Ecloga Caledon. Wm. 
 Hart, 1 605. — Encomion. Fr. Hamil- 
 ton, 1625. — England's sweet comfort 
 with the King's entry into York, 
 1603, II. 308. — England's wedding 
 garment, or preparation for Corona- 
 tion of, 1603, II. 296. — England's 
 welcome to, 1603, H. 296. — Efitet- 
 tainment from Edinburgh to London, 
 1603, H. 296^1. 233. — Entry through 
 his City of London. Ben Jonson, 
 
JAMES 
 
 [ 401 ] 
 
 JAMES 
 
 1604. — Five Yeajjs of. F. Greoille, 
 Lord Brooke, 1643. — Form of Prayer 
 with Thanksgiving, 24 March, II. 
 308. — Genealogy of. G. 0. Harry, 
 1604. — Ghost of : in Strange Appa- 
 ritions. G. Eglisham, 1642, IT. 692, 
 H. 298. — Gratulatoria Acad. Oxon., 
 1627, H. 297. — His welcome to Lon- 
 don. JoUn Fenton, 1603. — Histori- 
 cal Memorials of Eeigns of Elizabeth 
 a.-adi.F.Osbom,i6^i.- — History of. G. 
 Lener, 1627. — History of Great Bri- 
 tain during the reign of. A. Wilson, 
 1653.7— Ilium in Italiam, 1608, H. 
 297. — ^In homines nefarios,&c.,i6o5, 
 ly. 53. — Inauguratio. Adam Black- 
 wood, 1606. — K. James proclaimed, 
 1603, H. 296. — Lachrymse, 161 7. 
 /. Leech. — Life and Reigrt W. San- 
 derson, 1656. — Lucta Jacobi, 1607, 
 II. 704. — Muse's welcome to. John 
 Adamson, 1618. — Narrative history 
 of, 165 1, H. 310.— New-year's gift 
 to. Sir John Harington, n.d, — 
 Nostodia, 1617, H. 297, IV. 53. — 
 Notice : in J. Dunbar's Epigrammata, 
 1616. — Observations on the Acts 
 made by. Sir Geo. Mackenzie, 168^. 
 — Panegyric of congratulation. J. 
 Gordon, 1603. — Panegyricus. — T. 
 Dempster, 161 5. — Panegyris. Adam 
 King, 1603. — Parseneticon ad. Sir 
 Thos. Craig, 1603. — Portrait in C. de 
 Posse's EflBgies, 1598-9; Elegidia ct 
 Poemata Epidictica, 1631 ; A. L-- 
 . vincfs De Jure Eegni Discepsis, 1627. 
 — Portraiture of the K. in his parlia- 
 mentary Eobes, 1619-20, II. 319. — 
 Prosphonensis ad. Petrus Fradelius, 
 161 6. — Eegiae Anglicse Majestatis 
 pictura, 1694, II. 308. — Secret His- 
 tory of, 1693, II. 257. — Sertum poeti- 
 cum in honorem. W. Quin, 1600.— 
 3ong of Joy for the King's Corona- 
 tion, 1603, H. 296. — Speech at his 
 entry into Edinburgh, 161 7, H. 297. 
 ^•Specimen Epigrammatum. Geo. 
 Craig, 1624. — Sua Decessu Hodoe- 
 poricon. JohnScott, 1 6 1 9, — Supplica- 
 tion to, i6o4j I. 233, III. 124. — Sup- 
 plication for Toleration and liberty, 
 1609, III- 124. — The connexion, 
 1681, II. 310.— To. M. Drayton, 
 i6o3.-^True History of Charles T., 
 
 and. ^ Wm. Lilly, 17 15. — Triumphal 
 Song in honor of his coronation, 1603, 
 H. 296. — Triumphs of, r6io, I. 234. 
 — J. Bainhridg^s Comet of 1618. 
 Thos. Bell's Downfall of Popery, 1 605. 
 G. Buchanan's Baptistes, 1677; Ee- 
 rum Scoticarum Historia, 1688. J. 
 Carpenter's Schelomonocham, 1606. 
 De Seres, Silk-worms, 1607. Dispu- 
 tation concerning the controversit 
 heads of Eeligioii, 1 581, II. 179. Du 
 Moulin's Defense de la Foy Catho- 
 liquBj 1 6 10. J. Dunhar's Epigram- 
 mata, 1 6 1 6. /. Evmis' Palace of Pro- 
 fitable Pleasure, 162 1. H. Finch's 
 Nomotechnia, 16 13. A. Gardyne's 
 Theatre of Scottish Kings, 1709. S. 
 Graham's Passionate Spark, 1604. 
 J. Guillim's^ HeiaJdry, 1610. AI. 
 Kellison's New Eehgion, 1605. R. 
 Knolles' History of the Turks, 1603. 
 L. Lloyd's Linceus Spectacles, 1607 ; 
 , Practice of Policy, 1 604; Tragicomedy 
 of Serpents, 160.7. -P- ^^ Loier's 
 Spectres, 1605. Miracles lately 
 wrought, &c., I. 291. T. Moresimts, 
 Papatus, 1594. Pelletier, Discours 
 Politique,! 1603. T. Peyton's Glass 
 of Time, 1620. Plutarch's Moral?, 
 Holland, 1603. Th. Powell's Search 
 for Eecords, 1622. Thos. Rose's Idaa, 
 i6q8. J. Scdkeld's Angels, 1613. 
 Th. Smeaton's De Confusione Cal- 
 viniana, 15,79. W. Alexander, Earl 
 of Stirling's Monarchick Trag., 1604. 
 W. Udall's Mary Stuart, 1624, ded. to. 
 — and Q. Anne, Ceremonies at Coro- 
 nation of, 1685, II. 310. — Epithala- 
 mium. H. Rolloclc, j^?>6. — De nup- 
 tiis. H. Daman a Bisterfeld, 1590. 
 — Ditty upon their arrival from Den- 
 mark, 1589, H. 295. — Entry into 
 Lyeth and Edinburgh, 1590, H. 296, 
 II. 308. — Entertainment at coming 
 into Scotland, 1590,11. 308. — Inaug- 
 uratio. M. Huass, 1603. — Magnifi- 
 cent Entertainment to. Thos. Decker, 
 1603. — Picture of, 1603, H. 296. 
 James n. of England. Commission for 
 Liberty of Conscience, 1688, III. 126. 
 — Declaration for Liberty of Con- 
 science, 1687, II. 311; 1689, An- 
 swered by /. W., i68g. Proclama- 
 tion concerning, 1688, 1. 147. — Letter 
 
 2 G 
 
JAMES 
 
 [ 402 ] 
 
 JAMES 
 
 to the House of Lords and Commons, 
 1689, III. 126. — Letter to his Privy 
 Council, 1688-^9, IL 312. — Letter in 
 Vindication, i68f, IV. 53.— Procla- 
 mation, 1684, IV. 147.- — •Procla- 
 mation concerning his gracious and 
 ample Indemnity, 1688, IL 311. — 
 Proclamation concerning Officers in 
 Parliament, 1684, III. 125. — Seasons 
 for withdrawing from Eochester, 1 688, 
 II. 312; 1689, IV. 53. Eeflections 
 on, 1689, II. 312. — Abrege de la vie. 
 F. Bretormeau, 17 03. -^-Abrogation. 
 Argument by Sam. Johnson, 1692, — 
 Account of Private Treaty between 
 the French king and, 1689, III. 1216. | 
 — Account of what H.M. said a,i his I 
 first coming to Council, 1684, III. 
 296. — Anatomy of an arbitrary Prince, 
 1689, IV. 148. — Articles and charge ' 
 of the Army against, 1648, IL 16. — 
 Bishop of Ely's Letter to, 1 690-1, I. 
 234. — Brief Litany on behalf of. 
 Win. Gordon, 16^. — British Muse, 
 1702, II. 312. — Case put, concern- 
 ing the succession of, 1679, III. 
 125. — .Coronation, Aoeo«nt of the 
 ceremony, 1685, IV. 147. — Duke 
 of ISTorf oik's order about habits of 
 Ladies at the Coronation, 1685, IL 
 31 1- — Declaration, i68g, IV. 148; 
 1693, Keply to the Answer of Dr. 
 Welwod to, A. 264. — Death, Elegy 
 on, 1701, IV. 148. — Edwardus Con- 
 fessor Redivivus, 1688, IV. 53. — ; 
 England's safety : Votes of the last 
 good Parliament concerning, 1679, IL 
 310. — Essay on his victory against 
 the Dutch, 1665, I. 656. — Full and 
 true account of the landing at Kin- 
 sale, 1689, L 235. — Full answer to 
 the depositions, 1689, II. 311. — 
 Funeral Orafon upon, 1702, III. 126. 
 — Generous Muse : Funeral Poem, 
 1 701, III. 126. — Genethliacon, 1688, 
 II. 311.— Gracious and general Par- 
 don, 1688, A. 263. — Heroic poem on 
 the Coronation of, 1685, 11. 553. — 
 Histoire de la conspiration faite contre 
 Charles II. et, 1685, II. 118. — History 
 of Charles IL, and. Rich. Burton, 
 1693. — History of the reign of. 
 Quadriennium Jacobi, 1689. III. 1126. 
 — Impartial account of H.M.'s Privy 
 
 Council, 1686, III. 125. — Jacobites' 
 lamentation for the death of, 1701, 
 III. 126. — Just and modest vindica- 
 tion of H.E.H. the Duke of York, 
 1680, IV. 147. — Landing of K. 
 Charles at Dover with, 1660, III. 
 38. — Letter from the Emperor 
 to, 1689, II. 312. — Letter to the 
 great Council of Peers, 1688, IV. i'47. 
 — .Life and actions, 1660, II. 31b. — 
 Panegyric to. T. Dugard, 1660. — 
 Pindaric Ode on the Coronation of. 
 A. Behn, 1685; John Wilson, 1695. 
 — Poem on the coronation of, 1685, 
 II. 311. — Poem on the succession 
 of. Jos. Whitehall, 1685. — Poema 
 streneticum Amaerseum M. Living- 
 ston, 1680. — Portrait in R. Blofnis 
 America, 1687. — Proceedings in the 
 Council chamber : Birth of Prince 
 of Wales, 1688, IL 311. — Pub- 
 lication of the Eoyal Authority of, 
 1685, II. 3ti. — Proclamation re- 
 specting the landing of the Du-ke of 
 Monmouth, 1685, IV. 147. — Procla- 
 mation against persons of debauched 
 and profane character, 1688, A. 263. 
 — Proclamation against an expected 
 invasion of foreign troops, 1688, 
 A. 263. — Proclamation touchant 
 I'aproche d'une puissance etrangere 
 fait a Londre, 1688, A. 264. — Reflec- 
 tions on the late King's Declaration, 
 1692,111. 126. — Royal Tracts, 1692, 
 IL 312. — Sacra Exeqnalia in funere. 
 G. de Aquino, 1702, III. 126.— Scot- 
 land's good wishes to, 1682, III, 125. 
 — Secret History of, 1690, I. 82; 
 1693, II. 257.— Short view of the 
 Life and Acts of, 1660, II. 310. — 
 Summary narrative of . . . victory 
 of H.M. Navy under, 1665. II. i'i2. 
 — The Connexion : Choice Collection 
 of Matters in the reign of, 1681, IV. 
 147- — ^To, on his happy return from 
 Scotland, 1682, II. 311. — To, upon 
 his arrival, II. 31 1, III. 1 25. — Verses 
 on the return of. M. Llewellyn, i6'6o. 
 — Vitis Carolinse Gemma altera, 1633, 
 H. 87. — "Welcome to England, IIL 
 125. — Joshua Barnes' EHward III, 
 1688 ; Gurtius Rufus, Alexander the 
 Gt., 1661 ; Sir W. L)avenanf s'Works, 
 1673 ; Euclid^s Geometry, 1661 ;• P. 
 
JAMES 
 
 [ 403 1 
 
 JANSENITES 
 
 ^zfe/wsnys Promised Seed, 1647 ; ^'• 
 Flatman's Poems, 1683 ; E. Gayton's 
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 James, Anthony, Most cruel and bloody 
 
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 James, Christian, Wonderful Prophecy 
 
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 James, Dr. Sonnet in Du Bartas' 
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 James, Thos., Printer in Mincing Lane, 
 
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 James, Wm. Encomium in H. Stuhbe's 
 
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 Jamison, Wm. Verus Patroclus, 1 689, 
 
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 54- 
 
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 Janeway, John, Jas. Janeway's In- 
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 Janeway, Eich., Bookseller, 167 1, II. 
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 306, 346, 426, 500, IIL 53, 173; 
 1681, II. 115, 116, 134, 212, 461, 
 544, 704, 500, III. 181, 284; 1682, 
 L 76, IL 41, 249, 287, 391, 529, 
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 1688, IIL 267; 1689, IL 646, IIL 
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 Jani Anglorum facies altera. John 
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 Jani sperantibus strena calend. Jan. 
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 Jannsen d'.iEIst, Andre, Printer, Zut- 
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 Jansenites and Jesuits,. Journal of. pro- 
 
JANSONIUS 
 
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 Jansonius, Jodcus, Printer, Amsterdam, 
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 January 30, 1648, Anniversary upon. 
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 Jauncy, J., Printer and Bookseller, 
 
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 Jealous Lovers. Thos. Randolph, 1632. 
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 Jealousy, Blazon of. B. Varehi, 1615. 
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 Jean a Luxembourg. Loraison & Re- 
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 Jebb, S. Life of Robert, Earl of Leices- 
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 Jeffes, Abel, Printer, 1584, II. 513; 
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 H. 42, 223, 245, 357, 617; 1^89, 
 H. 15, IL 422 ; 1590, H. 293 ; 1591, 
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 1592, H. 47, 340, 408, 413, 511, 1. 
 261, 490, IL 153, 195, 332; 1593, 
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 Jeffreys, Geo., Lord. Charge at Bristol, 
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 1689, III. 102. — Full and True ac- 
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 II. 704. — Picture of : in Judah Be- 
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 JefiEreys, Jeffrey, Sieur de Royaumont's 
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JEFFREYS 
 
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 Je&eys, John. News from Virginia, 
 
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 Jifkins, Eliz. True relation of two 
 
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 Jegers, Christopher, Printer, Antwerp, 
 
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 Jehovah- Jireh. /. Vicars, 1644. 
 
 Jemmy, Old, 1681, III. 125. — Youns, 
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 Jena, printed, 1682, I. no. 
 
 Jeney, Thos. Translated P. Ponsard's 
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 Jenings, Abr. Miraculum Basilicum, 
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 Jenkes, Edw., and others. Time's pre- 
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 Jenkin, Wm. Recantation, 1651, II. 
 
 ■ 313- 
 
 Jenkins, David. Answer to imputa- 
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 , Papers by, 1647, IV. 54. — Verses in 
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 313- 
 Jenkins, J. Music in K Benlowes' 
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 Ilnkins, Thos., next the Eagle and 
 
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 Jenkinson, Helen, and others. The 
 
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 E 423, II. 427. 
 Jenkinson, Ant., Discoveries of. T. 
 
 Churchyard's Frobisher's Voyage, 
 
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 Jenkyns, Patheryke. Amorea, 1661, 
 
 H. 298. 
 Jenner, Thos., Bookseller at the Ex- 
 ■^^ckmge, 1623, H. 539 ; 1624, H. 586 ; 
 
 1631, H. 568; 1642, H. 395, 442; 
 
 1643, H. 89, 126, I. 253,11. 178; 
 
 1650, II. 684, III. 236; 1651, H. 
 
 117, III. 182, 187 ; 1652, 1. 320, II. 
 .56; 1653, H. 117, 143, 273, 292, 
 
 508, 590, I- i73> n. 550, IV. 178; 
 
 1654, H. 444, I. 321, II. 712 ; 1655, 
 
 H. 534, III. 221; 1656, H. 117, 
 
 130, 298, I. 109, II. 137, 23S; 
 1657, H. 117, II. 690, 1. 480; 1658, 
 H. 412; 1659, II. 715, III. 10, 75; 
 1660, I. 38;; 1661, H. 578; n.d., 
 H. 117, 630.— The Path of Life, 
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 Jenninges, Capt. Song, 1610-11, II. 
 
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 Jennings, Edw. Brief discovery of 
 damages that happen by unlawful 
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 1585, III. 170, ded. to. 
 Jennings, John. Translator of Elise, 
 
 1655, in. 73, L 235. 
 Jennings, Theod. Troth's return, 1646, 
 
 H. 298, L 235. 
 Jennings, Sir Wm., and others. The 
 
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 Jennynges, Miles, Bookseller, Bible, 
 
 Paid's Churchyard, 1578, H. 651; 
 
 1580, H. 102, II. 122 ; 1581, 1. 411 ; 
 
 1583. H- 47- 
 Jenynges, Edw. Alfagus and Archelaus, 
 
 1574, H. 298, IL 313. 
 Jenny and Jockey, Loves of, H. 537. 
 Jenny's reply to Johnny's Cravat, H. 
 
 537- 
 
 Jeptha, judge of Israel. Ballad, 1660, 
 H. 298; 1624, H. 298. — Song of 
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 Jepthes. Geo. Buchanan, 1554. 
 
 Jeremiah the prophet, translated by G. 
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 Jeremias redivivus, 1649, H. 91. 
 
 Jericho, Ballad of the spies yt went to, 
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 Jermin, Anne and Francis, daughters 
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 Jermin, Lord. Letters, in Lord Geo. 
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 Jermyn, Hen. Letter to Wm. Murray, 
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JEROME 
 
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 Jerome or Hieronymus de Sancto mar- 
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 Jerome^ St. Expositio in Simbolum 
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 Jerome, Stephen. Ireland's Jubilee, 
 1624, III. 127. — Origen's repen- 
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 Jerome of Brunswick. Boke of Dis- 
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 , 704- 
 
 Jerome of Ferrara. See Savonarola, 
 
 Jeronimo. Thos. Kyd, 1605. 
 
 Jersey, Account of the Isle of. P. 
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 Jerusalem, Book of the Ways towards. 
 John Mandeville, 1499. — Brief de- 
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 II. 314. — Destruction of: Pynson, 
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 1586, II. 314. — Last siege and con- 
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 1 48 1. — News from. Augustine 
 Taylor, 1623. — Of the horrible and 
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 1602. — Two Journeys to. Rich. 
 Burton, 1685 ; H. Tiniberlake, 1685, 
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 , II. iSS- 
 
 Jesse, Hen. Catechism for Babes, 
 
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 Miscellanea Sacra, 1665, I. 489. — 
 
 The Lord's loud call to England, 
 
 1660, II. 704, H. 299. 
 Jessup, Ed. Sir Thos. More's Life of 
 
 Prince Picus of Mirandola, 1720, III. 
 
 164. 
 Jest made of the alphabet, 1565-6, II. 
 
 314. — of a man called Howleglas, H. 
 
 285. — of a pudding, 1587, II. 314. 
 
 ■^of a wife tliat threst her husband 
 
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 II. 314. 
 
 Jester, England's Merry. /. S., 1693. 
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 Jests, Banquet of, 1630, 4th Ed. ; 
 1634, 1636, 1640, 1642, and ».<2., 
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 1684, H. 301. — England's Jests re- 
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 Edith. Walt&r Smith, 1573. — Ox-| 
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 Jests by. TF. Elderton, 1561 ; J. Frith, 
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 Jesuit, Character of 'a turbulent, prag- 
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 Gentle jyrke for the, 1580-1, II. 314., 
 — in the pond, or Father Peters in 
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 W. Crashaw, 1641. — The pragmati- 
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 Jesuitical Aphorisms, 1679, II. 315. 
 
 Jesuiticum, Speculum. Leiois Owen, 
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 Jesuitism, Les Provinciales, or Mystery 
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 Jesuits and Jansenists, Journal of 
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JESUITS 
 
 [ 407 
 
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 1689, I. 237. — catechism. X Pas- 
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 1607. — Comedy, or News from 
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 — Discovery of the, 1618-9, H- i^A- 
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 covery of a College of, at Corme, 
 1679, I. 210. — Discovery of the most 
 secret and subtile practices of, 1610, 
 III. 127. — Edict or Proclamation of 
 the States General concerning, 161 2, 
 III. 171. — Exact description of the 
 mystery of iniquity now in practice 
 by, 1679, II. 431. — firing-plot re- 
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 — gospel, 162 1, 1. 236. W. Grashav), 
 1610. — -Hellish and horrible counsel, 
 practised and used by, 1610, I. 169. 
 ^Humble representation and Peti- 
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 1663, II. 461. — in France, Arraign- 
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 II. 315. — Legend of the, 1623, I. 
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 —Lives. /. Nichols' Pilgrimage, 
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 III. 127. — play at Lyons, 1607, H. 
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 Jesus and Mary, Sweet Thoughts of. 
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 Jesus, Ballad of the Birth of, H. 103 ; 
 1569-70, II. 315.— Ballad of Christ 
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 — Ballad of the glorious resurrection, 
 H. 103. — Ballad of many miracles 
 done hy, 1578, II. 315. — Christian, 
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 315. — Complaint of the wicked 
 enemies of, 1564, II. 315. — Contem- 
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 Eestum dulcissimi nominis Jesu, I. 
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 Jesus, Maria, Joseph. By A. C. ami 
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 Jethro's Justice of Peace. S. Ward, 
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 316, — The Wandering, or the Shoe- 
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JEW 
 
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 Jewel-house of Art and Kature. ;Sm- 
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 Jewels of ingenuity set in a coronet of 
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 316. 
 
 Jewers, Dorothy, Bloody News from 
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 Jewks, Eowland, J. Selden's Table 
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 Jews' Commonwealth. Jos. Ben 
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 The Female Prelate. E. Settle, 1689. 
 
 Joan of Arc. Portrait, in L'histoire du 
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 Joceline, Eliz. The Mother's Legacy, 
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 Joceline, N. Parliament Physiek, 
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 Johannes de Mediolano. Regimen 
 
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 John [Sobieski] III., King of Poland. 
 
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 John, Pope, Letter from the Nobility, 
 
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 John, Friar. Sermon, 1680, II. 317. 
 John, St., Revelation of. Edited by 
 
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 John of Kent and John of Cumber, 
 
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 John of Nees [or N"ey]._ Articles of 
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 John of Tynemouth, mentioned, I. 66. 
 
 John of Werstaunnay. Le Voyage de 
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 John the Baptist preaching in the Wil- 
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 John Bon and Mast person, [1548], H. 
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 John Careless, Ballad of, 1586, II. 316. 
 
 John for the King, 1603, II. 34. 
 
 John Hadland's advice. R. Grimsall. 
 
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 John Robinson's Park, H. 377. 
 
 Johnes. See Jones. 
 
 Johns, W. The Traitor to himself, 
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 John's earnest request, H. 353. 
 
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 Johnson, Arthur, Bookseller, Flower de- 
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 III. 231; 1608, H. 471; 1610, H. 
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 1612, H. 423, 664, I. 139, IL 180, 
 427, in. 105 ; 1613, in. 314 ; 1616, 
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 Johnson, Capt., Exceeding Joyful 
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 Johnson, E. Contributed to The Psalms, 
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 Johnson, E., Bookseller, 1643, H. 526, 
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 Johnson, Edw. History of New Eng- 
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JOHNSON 
 
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 Johnson, Ephraim, Bookseller, Man- 
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 Johnson, Fr. Proceedings and Trial, 
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 Johnson, Fr., and H. Ainsworth, Apo- 
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 Johnson, J. New Copy-book, 1667, II. 
 
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 Johnson, J. Translated Amadis of 
 
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 Johnson, Jas. Epigrammatum libellus, 
 
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 Johnson, Jas., BooTcseller, 1660, H. 
 
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 II. 327; 1690, II. 647; 1703, IV. 
 
 Johnson, John. Comfortable Exhorta- 
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 Johnson, John. Academy of Love, 
 
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 Johnson, John, Printer, 1642, 1. 241 j 
 
 1642, ir. 359, 539; 1647, II, 
 
 304- 
 
 Johnson, Laurence. Engraved title to' 
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 Johnson, M. Ludgate what it is, 1659, 
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 Johnson, E., Printer, 1682, III. 249. 
 
 Johnson, Mb,. Scholar's Guide ior 
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 Johnson, Rich., M.A. Noctes Notting- 
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 Johnson, Rich., and others. Poems in 
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 Johnson, Rich. Anglorum Lacrirase, 
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 1659, H. 304, III. 129 J 1662, 1680, 
 1683, Blare, [1683], H. 304.— Fa- 
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 of Christendom, 1596, H. 302 ; 1608, 
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 Bishop, [1640]. J. B., [1660], H. 
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 H. 303, II. 313; 1676, 1680, 1686, 
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 H. 303; 1696, L 238. Part IIL 
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 Golden Garland of princely pleasures, 
 1620, H. 304. — History of Tom 
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 Pleasant conceits of Old Hobson, 
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 I. 238. — Pleasant walks of Moore- 
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 Johnson, Rob. Essays, 1601, IL 317 ; 
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 Johnson, Rob., Governor of Virginia, 
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 Johnson, Sam. Argument on the abro- 
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 318- 
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 Johnson, Salomon, BooJcseller, 1641, H. 
 
 415- 
 
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 Johnson, Thps. Stand up to your be- 
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JOHNSON 
 
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 Johnson, Thos. Iter Plantarum, 1629, 
 
 III. 129. — Mercurius Botanicus, 
 
 1634, II. 317. — Edited Gerarde's 
 
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 Johnson, Thos., Bookseller in Britain's 
 
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 Johnson, Thos., Bookseller, 1642, III. 
 
 141; 1655, II. 6; 1657, H. 39, II. 
 
 483; 1658, H. 612, II. 510; 1659, 
 
 H. 224,1V. 141 ; 1660, 1. 341 ; n.d., 
 
 II. 99. 
 Johnson, Thos., Printer, 1659, II. 208, 
 
 684; 1660, H. 520, L 26; i66i,H. 
 
 647, I. 406, 422, II. 75, 637, III. 
 
 29 ; 1662, H. 416, 1. 304, 381 ; 1664, 
 
 I. 8, II. 418, H. 115 ; 1666, H. 398, 
 
 II. 10; 1667, H. 39, I. 37; 1669, 
 IL 66oj 1670, II. 402, 673; 1671, 
 H. 219, III. 163, I. 348; 1672, II. 
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 Johnson, W., Bookseller, 1642, II. 280. 
 Johnson, 'Wm. Light of Navigation, 
 
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 Johnson, "Wm. Lexicon Chj'micum, 
 
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 Johnson, Wm., Printer, Amsterdam, 
 
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 Johnson, Wm. Deus nobiscum, 1664, 
 
 I. 239. 
 Johnson, Wm., and Thos. Sadler. JTar- 
 
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 167I, II. 363. — Confession and exe- 
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 Johnston, Jas. Ceremony of investing 
 
 Margrave of Brandenburg with the 
 
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 Johnston, Jo. Supplement in Sir P. 
 
 Sidney's Arcadia, 1638. 
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 Inscriptiones Historicae Keguni Scoto- 
 
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 Johnston, Rob. Historia rerum Bri- 
 
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 of Scotland, 1646, II. 318. 
 Joles, or Jolles, Sir John, Lord Mayor, 
 
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 R. Niccols, London's Artillery, 1616 j 
 
 Hen. Roheo-ts, England's Farewell to 
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 Jollie, or Jolly, T. Vindication of tiie 
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 Jonas, Justus, and others. The chris- 
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 Jonas, Myssedeadesof,i569-7o, II.318. 
 
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 Jones, Andrew. Doomesday, 1605, 
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 Jones, Arthur, Bookseller, 1686, II. 
 
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 Jones, Capt. , Legend of. David Lloyd, 
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 Jones, Col. Great Victory over the 
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 Jones, D. Secret History of White- 
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 Jones, Edw., Tlie Trepan ; being a re- 
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 Jones, Edw., Printer in the Savoy, 
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 Jones, Sir Fr., Lord Mayor. Tres 
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 Jones, H., Bookseller, 1682, II. go, 311, 
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JONES 
 
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 Joaes, Hen., G. Chapman^ Funerals 
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 Jones, Inigo. Stonehenge, 1655, IL 
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 and that I. J. did not attend Com- 
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 Davenant. Britannia Triumphans, 
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 Jones, John, M.D. Art and Science 
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 ; — Benefit of Baths of Buckstones, 
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 Jones, John. Judges judged out of 
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 Jones, John. Adrasta, 1635, H. 305, 
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 Jones, John, Deposition of : in W. Ful- 
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 Jones, John, of Hereford. Translated 
 Ovid's Ibis, 1658; Muactus, Hero 
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 Jones, John, of Llaridaff. Mysteries 
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 Jones, John, of the Neyath. Cry of 
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 Jones, J., Bookseller, 1658, II. 624; 
 1660, H. 93, IIL 23s ; 1663, IL 679. 
 
 Jones, John, Bookseller, Dolphin and 
 
 Crown, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1697, 
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 Jones, Justice. Speech, with Lord 
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 Jones, Hary, and others. The Seven 
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 Jones, Lieut.-Col. Michael. Ciarmen 
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 Jones, Philip. Instructions for Gentle- 
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 Jones, Nich., Boolcseller, n.d., III. 159, 
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 Jones, Ran, Verses in L. Meriton's 
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 Jones, Rich. The British Gemm, 1655, 
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 Jones, Ei-ch. Translated E. Boesslin's 
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 Jones, Rich., Bookseller and Printer, 
 1565, H. 67, 357, 563, L 59, IL 
 520, 329. 368; 1566, H. 584, 622, 
 IL 125, 348, 626; 1567, IL 656;- 
 1568, H, 106, 431, 637, IL 214, 
 224, 251, 377, 476, 499, 657 ; 1569, 
 H. 195, 285, 407. 419, 452, 483, 
 565, L 154, 343, IL 123, 430, 484, 
 561, 567; 1570, H. 147, 180, 218, 
 323, 401, 446, 457, IL 192, 330, 
 466; 1571, H. 46, 177, 457, 458, 
 673. I- 329. 466, 45 ; 1572, H. 64,' 
 142, 589, L 115, 361 ; 1573, H. 446,- 
 643, IL 349; 1574, H. 71, L 478, 
 n. 414; 1575. U. 56, 466, 250; 
 1576, H. 72, 201, 222, 223, 229, 
 591, 620, 678, L 184, IL 43, 476, 
 69s; 1577, H. 56, 355, 389, 620, 
 IL 249, 306, 391, 397, 398, 414, 
 499. 517, 567. 600; 1578, H. 162, 
 179. 291, 389, 651, 662, IL 4, 25, 
 81, 136, 138, 161, 193, 214, 237,- 
 314, 368, 383, 477, 483, 556, 567, 
 568, IIL 251 ; 1579, H. 18, 70, 215, 
 230. 251, 463, 483.488, 689, 617; L 
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 414, 427, 476, 499, 568, 615 ; 1580,- 
 H. 446, 531, 621, 422, L 175, II. 
 193. 251, 314, 356, 583, 597, 614, 
 665; 1581, H. 177, 180, 643, II. 
 193. 356, 414, 475. 611, IIL 220; 
 1582, H. 56, 177, 247, 651, IL 3S-7 ; 
 
JONES 
 
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 i583> H. 152, 180, 581, 620, I. 410, 
 n. 351, 401; 1584, H. 118, 178, 
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 . 3°S; 1585- H. 399, 422, 427, 581, 
 652, I 493 ; 1586, H. 126, 146, 152, 
 1561 244, 586, 652, 687, II. 193, 
 260, 280, 426; 1587, H. 314,652, 
 II. 415; 1588, H. 181, 291, 497, 
 541, I. 230, II. 200, 215, 216, 656 ; 
 1589, H. 48, 339, 450, 591, 674, I. 
 45 J 159°. H. 45, 143, 373, 450, 
 466, 564, II. 377, 569, 268; 1591, 
 H. 56, 165,, 517, 582, I. 103, 322, 
 II. 2, 262, 271, 355, IV. 134; 1592, 
 H. 56, 413, 610, I. 302 ; 1593, H. 
 343,651,655, II. 357, 667; 1594, 
 H. 35, 121, i40> 249, 299, 467, 500, 
 II. 565 ; 1595, H. 20, 84, 122, 233, 
 390. 44S> 530. 582, 612; 1596, H. 
 II, 122, 153, 234, 530, II. 357, 603, 
 A- 271; 1597, H. 57, 626, I. 287, 
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 1600, H. 517 ; 1602, I. 50 ; n.d., H. 
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 Jones, Rob., D.D. The Resurrection 
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 Jones, Rob. First Set of Madrigals, 
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 Musical Dream, 1609, H. 306, IV. 
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 Jones, Roger. Mene Tekel, 1663, III. 
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 Jones, Sam. Verses in John Taylor's 
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 Jones, Thos. A New Love Song, II. 
 
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 Jones, Thos. Elymas the Sorcerer, 
 
 1682, II. 311, III. 129. Answered 
 
 hj Rich. Watson, 1682, IIL 261. 
 Jones, Thos. The British Language in 
 
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 Jones, Thos. Mercy triumphing over 
 
 Judgement, H. 306. 
 Jones, Thos., Bookseller, near Holborn 
 
 Conduit, 1600, H. 57, II. 675 ; 
 
 1620, H. 200, 588; 1622, IV. 33; 
 
 1624, L 153, 303; 1626, H. 445; 
 
 1627, H. 356, 1. 267 ; 1630, H. 204 ; 
 
 1631, L 267; 1633, H. 385, L 285, 
 
 IL 413 ; 1635, H. 356, L 268 ; 1636, 
 L 59, IL 222; 1637, IL 495, IIL 
 88. 
 
 Jones, Thos., BooJcseller, 1676, II. 90; 
 1692, I. 96. 
 
 Jones, Wm. Treatise of Patience in 
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 Jones, Wm. Translated F. Guicciar- 
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 Nenna's Nennio, or a Treatise of 
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 622, IL 263, IIL 48 ; 1613, H. 532, 
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 1619, H. 217, II. 48, 552 ; 1620, II. 
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 1623, I. 490, II. 167 ; 1624, II. 262 ; 
 1625, H. 306, 535 ; 1626, IIL 205 ; 
 1628, IL 347, H. 633; 1629, IL 82, 
 266; 1630, L 471; 1631, L 458; 
 1632, H. 4, IL 577, IV. 271, L 351 ; 
 1634, IL 222 ; 1636, IL 441 ; 1637, 
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 Jones' ale is newe, 1594, IL 6. — The 
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 1612, II. 320. — Every man in hi^s 
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 out of his humour, 1600, H. 306, I. 
 240. — Execration against Vulcan, 
 1640, H. 308. — Fortunate Isles and 
 their Union, 1624, H. 307. — Foun- 
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 His motives, 1622, H. 307. — His 
 part of K. James' entertainment in 
 London, 1604, H. 307, I. 240. — 
 Hymenaei, 1606, H. 307. — Lovers 
 made men, 1617, H. 307. — Love's 
 triumph through Callipolis, 1630, H. 
 308. — Masque, 1614, 1615, II. 320. 
 — Masque of Augures, 162 1, H. 307. 
 — Masque of Queens, i6og, H. 307. 
 — Poetaster, 1602, H. 307. — Seianus, 
 his fall, 1605, H. 307. — Staple of 
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 G. Fletcher's Faithful Shepherdess, 
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 IL 299, 632; 1559, H 124, 462, L 
 
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 speaking :' Last Speeches of, 1679, 
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 King, John, Printer, 1550, IV. 5, H. 
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 H. 120, 227, 401; 1558, H. 120, 
 188, IIL 286; 1558-9, H. 425; 
 1559, H. 133; 1560, H. 152, 349, 
 375. 401. 464, 674, L 268, 466, 497 ; 
 1560-1, L 277; 1561, H. 265, L 
 209; 157s. H. 329; n.d., H. 159, 
 234. 562, 588, L 482. 
 
 King, John, BoolcseMer, 1655-6, H. 
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 King, John, Boohseller, Sir Walter 
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 King, Josiah. Examination and Trial 
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 King, Philip. The Surfeit, 1656, H. 
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 King, Wm. Art of Cookery, n.d., III. 
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 King, Wm. Answer toJPeter Manby, 
 1687, I. 247. 
 
 King, Wm. Poems of A. Cowley and 
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 1687, set to music, I. 113. 
 
 King, Eules to know a royal. T. Jor- 
 dan, 1642. — and a poore Northerne 
 Maid. M. Parlter, 1640. — and a 
 Shepherd: Song, 1575, II. 568.— 
 and his love, A new Scottish sonnet 
 between, 1590, IL 568. — and no 
 King. F. Beaumont and J. Fletcher, 
 1619. — and none under God but the 
 King can save this Nation. Wm. 
 Williams, 1660. — and parliament. 
 Discourse of. W. C, 1660, II. 76. 
 —and parliament, True state of the 
 
 cause betwixt. G. Wither, n.d. 
 
 and Tyreut, King James, his judge- 
 ment of, [1642], III. 125, — enjoys 
 his own again. , M. Par Jeer, n.d.— 
 found at Southwell and the Oxford 
 Gigg. M. Lloyd, 1646. — The Young. 
 A. Behn, 1683. 
 
 King Edgar and Alfreda: Tragi-Comedy. 
 Ed. Ravenscroft, 1677. 
 
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 will of a mis-led King, [1642], I. 79. 
 — saved by the Countess of Bridge- 
 water's Ghost, 1663, I. 51. 
 
 Kingdoms and Commonwealths, Eela- 
 tions of the most famous. G. Botero, 
 161 6. — brief answer to the late de- 
 claration of the Ho. of Commons, 
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 Kings, Book of. H. Holland's Bazili- 
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 1570, H. 536. — Disguise. Sam. 
 Austin, 1646-7 ; John Cleveland, 
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 better ordering of those who repair 
 to the Court for the cure of, 1662, 
 II. III. Order in Council, Jan. 9, 
 1683-4, regulating the times for 
 touching for the, 1683, 11 117. — 
 Evil Swellings. John Browne's Admo- 
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 answer to the petition concerning the 
 disbanding of, 1642, II. 96. — Medi- 
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 James Godskall. — Necessity of abso- 
 lute power of all, 1648, IL 104. — 
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 II. 482. — Power of. Sir Rob. Filmer, 
 
EINGSMILL 
 
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 KIRBY 
 
 1680, III. 80. — Prerogative, Exposi- 
 tion of. Sir Wni. Staunford, 1567. 
 — Prophecy. Jos. Hall, 1603. — Ee- 
 venue, Abstract out of the Tower 
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 — Supremacy, Protestation of. Hen. 
 Jacob, 1605. — supremacy asserted. 
 R, Sherini/ham, 1682. — Title of, 
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 1660, II. 441. — Tower and Trium- 
 phant Arch of London. Sam. Pur- 
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 Kingsmill, Richard, T. Declcer's Writ- 
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 Kingston, Earls of, Elegies on : in Sir 
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 1648. 
 
 Kingston's entertainment of the Cava- 
 hers, 1648, H. 584. 
 
 Kingston, Felix, Printer, 1597, II. 
 358; 1598, H. 65, 270, 520, 609, 
 675, I. 203, A. 271 ; 1599, II. 336, 
 IV. 33, H. 455; 1600, H. 43, 99, 
 270, I. 84, II. 271, 296, 683 ; 1601, 
 III. 300, 210 ; 1602, I. 227, 367, III. 
 los, 277 ; 1603, H. 295, II. 490, I. 
 184; 1604, III. 107; 1605, II. 485, 
 III. 105; 1606, H. 643, 1. 130; 
 
 1607, H. 167, 419, 544, i. 25, 134, 
 
 171; 1609, H. 167, II. 286, 352, 
 III. 42, IV. 31, I. 449; 1610, H. 
 397; 1611, II. 69^; 1612, II. 621, 
 III. 105, IV. 128, H. 204; 1614, I. 
 14, II. 421; 1615, III. 171; 1616, 
 II. 268; 1617, H. 313, I. 114, 115, 
 II. 669, III. 105; i6ig, H. 397; 
 1620, H. 490, III. 263; 1621, II. 
 329, 517, III. 166, 198; 1622, H. 
 262, I. 38, II. 310, 641, 700, III. 
 165, IV. 176; 1623, II. 47, 641, A. 
 266; 1624, H. 490; 1626, H. 490, 1. 
 346, II. 47; 1627, H. loi, 262, II. 
 4?! I- SZ> 1628, II. 617; 1629, II. 
 17, 34, I- 475. II. 42, 595 ; 1630, H. 
 
 507, n. 625; 1632, H. 52, A. 210, 
 
 II. 582; 1633, II. 287; 1634. H. 
 52; 1635, H- 52; 1637, H. 204; 
 
 1638, II. 127, 215; 1639, I. 89; 
 
 1640, III. 141; 1641, I. 349, H. 
 
 374; 1650, H 113. 
 Kingston, Henry, Earl of, Sir R. 
 
 Stapylton's First Six Satyres of 
 
 Juvenal, 1644, derl. to. 
 Kingston, John, Printer, 1556, H. 663 ; 
 
 1557, H. 499, II. 498; 1558, H. 
 
 632, II. 7, IV 85; 1559, H. 6r, 1. 
 
 51, 151, II. 462; 1560, I. 71, II. 7, 
 
 H. 186; 1561, H. 97,11. 119; 1562, 
 
 III. 264, IV. 14 ; 1563, 11. 509, 
 
 651; 1564, H. 66, 186, I. 58, 146, 
 
 II. 316, 474, 403; 1565, II. 255 ; 
 
 1566, II. 413; 1567, II. 651; 1569, 
 
 I. 227, II. 192; 1571, H. 209, I. 
 309, IV. 68; 1573, H. 66; 1574, 
 
 II- 341; iS75> I> 100; 1578, H. 
 173, I- 64; 1579, I. 357; 1580, H. 
 102, 108, 276, 11. 78, 122, 189; 
 1581, H. 423> 65s, IV. 48; 1582, 
 
 II. 475- IV. 16; 1583, II. 415; 
 1584, II. 651 ; n.d., H. 503. 
 
 Kingston, John, and Henry Sutton, 
 Prirders, 1553, H. 456; 1555, I. 
 345, IV. 87 ; n.d.. III. 301. 
 
 Kinloss, Lady, Alex. Basse's Divine 
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 Kinnear, D., Printer, Reading, 1725, 
 
 n. 373- 
 Kinnoul, Countess of. Of Devotion, by 
 
 J. S., 1678, ded. to. 
 Kinross, Sheriffdoms of Fife and, His- 
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 Kinsale, True account of the landing of 
 
 James II. at, 1689, I. 235. 
 Kinsman, Edw. Translated Villetjas' 
 
 Lives of the Saints, 1636. 
 KidheahaSen printed, 1591, H. 362. 
 Kip, W., Engraver of S. Harrison's 
 
 Arches of Triumph, 1604. 
 Kirby, George. First Set of Madrigals, 
 
 1597, H. 319. — Contributor to The 
 
 Whole Booke of Psalms, with Tunes, 
 
 1592, III. 206. 
 Kirby, George, Bool-seller, 1642, H. 
 
 328, L 311, III. 180. 
 Kirby, Luke, and others. Brief and true 
 
 report of the Execution of, 1582, H. 
 
 405. 
 Kirby, Richard. Catastrophe Gallia;, 
 
 1690, in. 133. 
 Kirby, E., and J. Bishop. Marrow of 
 
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EIEIE 
 
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 Kirie, Serj.-Major., Copy of a Letter 
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 Kirk, Mrs Anne, Poem on: in Hen. 
 Glapthorne's White-hall, 1642. 
 
 Kirk, Edward. Behaviour after his 
 condemnation, for murdering his wife, 
 1684, II. 329. 
 
 Kirke, John. Seven Champions of 
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 — Dedication in Sen. Shirley's Mar- 
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 Kirk-Burial, The Blame of. Wm. 
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 Kirkby, Col., Proclamation of, at Ches- 
 ter, 1696, I. 479. 
 
 Kirkiiam, Lanes., Declaration of a 
 Strange and wonderful monster horn 
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 Kirkham, Henry, Bookseller, Black hoy, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1569, H. 565 ; 
 1569-70, H. 217, 424, II, 192, 521 ; 
 1570, H. 179, IL 291, 377; 1571, 
 H. 23, 452, 458, L 20, 326; 1571-2, 
 IL 366; 1572, IL 425; 1573, H. 
 76, 528, L 68; 1575, H. 563; 1576, 
 H. 516; 1577, H. 650, IL 604; 
 1578, IL 356, 665; 1578-9, H. 127, 
 313, n. 324; 1579, L 357, IL 243; 
 1580, H. 545, IL 89, 90, 386, giy, 
 578,614; 1588, IL 194, 200; 1589, 
 H. 591; 1591, H. 228; 1593, H. 
 686; 1594, H, 21 ; n.d., H. 217, 375, 
 452.496, 503. S9i> I- J 84. 
 
 Kirkham, "Win., Bookseller, Black hoy, 
 St. PauVs Churchyard, 1595, IL 
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 Joyfull news for true subjects, 1570, 
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 Kirkman, Francis. The Presbyterian 
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 . . . Catalogue of all Comedies, 
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 Citizen experimentally described, 
 1673, H. 319. — Translated Amadis of 
 Gaul, Bk. v., 1664; Bk. VL, 1652. 
 History of Bellianus of Greece, 1673 ; 
 History of Prince Erastus, 1674; 
 Loves of Clerio and Lozia, 1652, H. 
 319, IIL 44. ^ 
 
 Kirkman, Francis, Bookseller, John 
 Fletcher's Head, 1661, H. 647, 1. 422, 
 
 IL 148, 637, ^; ,1662, L 93,, 304,1 
 38^; 1666, IL 273, IIL 212, H.1 
 3^; 1667, I. 24; i668, L 241;! 
 1669, I, 93, 3ii ; 1671, IL 1^6, 2;f3 ;i 
 1673, H. 36, 31:9, IL 6S4; 1674, 1.1 
 147, IL 86; 1678, L4S2; 1680,11.1 
 ^73, H. 6j'7. i 
 
 Kirkpian, Francis, and E. Head. The 
 English Eogue, 1666, H. 319; 1668, 
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 Kirkman, Francis, and H. Marsh. 1 
 Merry coiiceited humours of Bottom 
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 Kirkman, Eob. Yerses in Amadis of 
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 Kirkrongius, Theodore. Basil Valm 
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 Kirkton, Jas. History of Mr. Johr 
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 Kirkwood, Jas., of Dunbar. Ehetorica 
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 Kirkwood, Jas., Bedor of Admiek 
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 Kirton, Joshua, and Thos. Warren 
 Booksellers, 1638, II. 253, IIL 98 
 1639, IIL 86. 
 
 Kirton, Joshua, Bookseller, 1648, JI 
 522; 1649, II. 289; 1652,. II. 244 
 1653, L 202; 1655, IL 618; 1657, 
 L 385 ; 1658, IL 23 ; 1659, L 95, 
 II. 354. Compare Kerton. 
 
 Kitchen boy's songe, 1570, II. 567. 
 
 Kitchen physick. Thos. Cocke, 1695. 
 
 Kitchin, J. Le Court Leete et Court 
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 Kitson, Abraham, Booksdlei; i^ii, IV. 
 48. 
 
 Kitson, Anthony, Printesr and Book- 
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 [ 1550], H. 268; 1554, L 345; ISS7, 
 IIL 76; [1560], H. 57r; 1564, H. 
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 n.d., H. 77, 120, 186, 538, 561. 
 
 Klagbrief oder Supplication der arman 
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 1529. 
 
 Knack how to know an honest man, 
 1594, IL 34; 1596, H. 46S.-:-to 
 know a knave, 1594, H. 467, L 
 247. 
 
 Knapton, Jas., Boolcseller, 1688, IIL 
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ENABESBOBOUGH 
 
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 KNIGHT 
 
 1693,111.230; 1694, III. 62 ; 1695, 
 
 11. 169; 1697, III. 54, IV. 120; 
 
 1698, II. 179, III. 199; 1699, II. 
 
 127,623,625,111.54; 1700,11.155; 
 
 1702,11. 54; 1703. JII. 54; 1704, 
 
 IV. 28; 1705, III. 287. 
 Enaresborough. Win. Simpson, 1669 ; 
 
 Michael Stanhope's Cures without 
 
 Care, 1632 ; John Taylor's Spada- 
 
 crene Anglica, 1649. 
 Enave in Graine. J. D., Gent, 1640. 
 
 — of Clubs. Sam. Roiolaw.h, 1609. 
 
 — of Clubs, otherwise called a Gauie 
 
 at Cards, 1643, H. 89. 
 Knavery, Account of the growth of. 
 
 Sir R. Le Strange, 168 r. — in all 
 
 trades. John Tatham, 1664. 
 Knaves are no honest men. /. L., H. 
 
 320. — Caveat for, 1648, H. 320, II. 
 
 329. — More, yet. Sam. Roiolands, 
 
 161 2. — Murnival of, 1683, II. 641. 
 
 — Pair of Spy. S. Roiolands, 1 6 1 3. 
 
 — Room for a mess of, 1610, H. 320. 
 
 — The twenty-five Orders of. J. 
 
 Awdeley's Fraternity of Vagabonds, 
 
 1565. — Two, for a penny, 1647, II. 
 
 329- 
 
 Knavish Consort, 1603-4, II. 329. — 
 — Merchant. Verax, 1656, H. 629. 
 
 Kneeling at the Lord's Table a Sin. H. 
 Jacobs, 1 64 1. 
 
 Knell, Thos. An A. B. C. to the Chris- 
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 Knell, Thos. Answer to a Papisticall 
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 true marks whereby to know a Papist, 
 n.d., H. 320. — Epitaph on D. Con- 
 ner, Bp. of London, 1569, H. 320. — 
 Pithy note to papists all, &c., 1570, 
 H. 320. 
 
 Kneller, Sir Godfrey, Jos. Harris' The 
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 Knevet, Sir Henry, Letter sent by F. 
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 Knevet, Ralph. Euneral Elegies, 1637, 
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 Knewstub, John. Confutation of mon- 
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 Knight, Clement, Booksellm- at tJie little 
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 H. 280, 296, IV. 132 ; 1604, I. 129 ; 
 1606, H. 470, IL 82 ; 1609, III. 28 ; 
 1610, IL 621 ; 1611, II. 82 ; 1612, 
 
 II. 170, III. 251; 1615, I. 401, II. 
 389; 1619, L 481, IL 576; 1620, 
 H. 632; 1623, L 459; 1624, L 
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 K[night], E[dward]. Verses in An- 
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 Knight, Francis. Seven Years' Slavery 
 under the Turks of Algeria, 1640, I. 
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 Knight, John, The Penitent Murderer ; 
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 Knight, Jos., and F. Saunders, Book- 
 sellers, Anchor, in the Lower Walk, 
 in the New Exchange, 1684, II. 290, 
 
 III. 295 ; 1685, H. 641, A. 271 ; 
 1686, IIL 259, 11. 651; 1687, L 
 19, IL 43, 44; 1688, H. 641, II. 44, 
 IIL 70. 
 
 Knight, Mary. Verses in H. and 
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 Knight, Philip, BooJcseller, 1615, H. 
 
 576, IIL 240. 
 
 Knight, Thos., Bookseller, Holy Lamb, 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1633, H. 6 ; 
 163s, L 459; 1636, L 126, H. 470; 
 1647, IL 577, 379; 1649, L 126. 
 
 Knight, V. Proposals of a new model 
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 1666, H. 347. 
 
 Knight, Wm. Preface in Jos. Hall's 
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 Knight, A Poor ; his Pallace of private 
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 venturer, or the History of Sir Fire- 
 drake, 1663, H. 198. — and the Beg- 
 gar Wench, H. 320.— of Curtesy and 
 the lady of Fagwell, [1580], H. 694. 
 — of King Arthur's Court, 1505-6, II. 
 329. — of the Burning Pestle. Beau- 
 mont and Fletcher, 16 13. — of the 
 poste, Returno from Hell, 1606, H. 
 320. — of the Sea, 1600, H. 321. — of 
 the Sun : Mirror of Princely deedes, 
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 of ist Book, 1599, H. 321; 1585, 
 
KNIGHTHOOD 
 
 [ 428 1 
 
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 III. 133. 3rd part of ist Book, n.d., 
 H. 321. Trans. R. P., Part .2, 1583, 
 H. 321 ; Book 6, 1598, H. 321. 
 Tram. L. A., Book 7, 1598, H. 321 ; 
 Book 8, 1599, H. 321 ; Book 9, 
 1601, H. 321. — The Cliristian. Sir 
 Wm. Wiseman, 16 19. — The dumb. 
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 or Legend of Sir Peregrine. C. Cotton, 
 1663, I. 327. — The worthy, i6o6, II. 
 
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 Knighthood, Mirror of. See Knight of 
 
 the Sun. 
 Knightley, Eich., TJios. Shelton's Tachy- 
 
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 Knights, Thos., and others. Answer of 
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 1607. 
 
 Knights of the Blade, or Hectors, His- 
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 Perfect Catologue of. J. N., 1661, 
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 Knit, Jas., Constable, Strange and ter- 
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 84. 
 
 Knivet, Sir Philip, P. Massinger's 
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 iKnoblouch, J. and P. Botz, Printers, 
 
 1517, I"^- 54- 
 
 KnoUes, Richard. General History of 
 the Turkes, 1603, II. 329; 1610. II. 
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 tory, 1687, II. 329. — Translated J. 
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 Knollis, Sir Francis, John Blagrave's 
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 Sad and Solemn funeral of. T. 
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 Knollis, Sir Francis. Informations, or 
 a Protestation and a Treatise from 
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 KnoUys, Lord, Baron of Grayes, Boi. 
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 Knollis, Lady. Heavenly Recreation, 
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 . 1569- 
 
 Knott, Eliz., and John Palmer, Xlie 
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 1649, II. 280. 
 
 Knowledge and Symplicitie, Goodly 
 Dyalogue betwene, n.d., H. 159, I. 
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 Knowledge, Boke of. Wyer, n.d.,'H..^22. 
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 — Castle of. B. Becorde, 1556.— 
 First Book of Introduction of. And." 
 Borde, n.d. — Fountain of, n.d., H. 
 3 2 2. — Key to. Thos. Achelley, [1571] 
 • — Key to unknown, 1599, H. 322, 1. 
 248. — of the Times. J. Tillinghast, 
 1654. — of Things Unknown, 1649, 
 H. 322 ; 1743, IL 330. Godfridiaisg 
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 N. Peters, 1594. — Pathway to, 1685, 
 III. 212. — Plus Ultra; or the Pr* 
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 Knowls, H., Recommends B. Reach's 
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 Knowls, Hen., Account of : in Th. 
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 Knowles, Lord, Royal Entertainment 
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 Knowles, Sir Thomas, Account of : in 
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 Knowles, Thos. Letter in Second 
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 1622, H. 418. 
 
 Knowles, Thos. Hind's Elder Brother, 
 1651, IL 330. 
 
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 Knox, John. Answer to a letter of a 
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KNYVET 
 
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 — Letter to Ladye Mary, dowagive 
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 1566, III. 134. — and the Abbott of 
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 Knyvet, Thos., and others, Justes of 
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 Kobinger, Anth., Printer, Nurenherg, 
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 Egelhoff, John, Printer, Luhec, 1581, 
 
 III. 14; 1583. in. 14. 
 
 '^oKKltpm: or Eye Salve, 1649, IV. 
 
 61. 
 Kotterus, Christopher, and others, Pro- 
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 Krause, Adam, Prophesie uttered by 
 
 the daughter of, 1580, H. 226. 
 Kurani, King of Persia, Magic of, 1685, 
 
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 Kyd, John, Prjnte-, 1591, H. 230, II. 
 
 408, IV. 6 : 1592, II. 440, 549. 
 Kyd, Thos. Jeroninio, First part, 1605, 
 
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 393. — Spanish Tragedy, 1592, H. 
 
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 1602, H. 322 ; 1610, H. 322 ; 1611, 
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 Kyffin, Maurice. Blessedness of Bry- 
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 L., I. Birth ... of Eomish holy 
 
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 L., I. Sir K. Dighifs Demonstratio 
 
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 L., I., Printer, Oxford. See John 
 
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 L., J., Booltseller, 1672, II. 644; 1678, 
 
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 L., M., D.D. Proposals ... Or a 
 
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 150. 
 L., M., Bookseller, 1605, H. 365 ; 161 2, 
 
 H. 123; 1613, H. 459; 1614, H. 
 
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 n.d., H. 163. 
 L., M., anil A. B., Booksellers, 1624, 
 
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 L., M., and L. C, Booksellers, 1681, I. 
 
 358. 
 L., N. See N. Lesse. 
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 L., N., Bookseller, 1682, II. 471. 
 L., P., Bookseller, 1658, II. 411. 
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 L., R. See Linch. 
 L., R. Verses in O. TooMs Eagle- 
 
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 L., R. Translated Visions of Don F. 
 
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 L., R., Bookseller, 1642-9. See R. 
 
 Loionds. 
 L., R., Printer, 1647, I. 458; 1651, 
 
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 L., R., and W., Printers. See R. and 
 
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 L., S., gent. Translated T. Btwni's 
 
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 L., Sir 8. Translated A. Hildehrandt's 
 
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 L., S. A Catechism shorter than the 
 
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 L., S. Letter to Lord Lambert, 1659, 
 
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 L., S. A. Lines in Carminum Pro- 
 
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 L., T. The Fair Maid's Choice, n.d., H. 
 
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 Lac puerorum. John Holt, n.d. 
 
 Lacedemonians, Agiatis, Queen of 
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 1686, IIL 3. 
 
 La Chaize, Father, and Father Petre, 
 
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 1690, II. 234. 
 
 la Chambre, Sieur de. Art how to 
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 356. 368, 377. 39i> 521, H. 416; 
 1564, IL 179, 368, 548, 564, 596, 
 656, 860; 1565, H. 39, 106, 221, 
 676, IL 17s, 219, 312, 332, 368, 
 435. 567. 657; 1566, H. 66, 230, 
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 1568, IL 21, 599 ; 1569-70, IL 368, 
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 Lacy, John. Wyl Bucke his Testa- 
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 1639. 
 
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 Ladle, Pleasant history of Tom, n.d., I. 
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 Lady, In the praise of a certain, 156 1-2, 
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 Lady of Pleasure. Jas. Shirley, 1637. 
 — The Counterfeit Court, n.d., H. 
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 Lady Pecunia's journey into Hell. H. 
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 Lambeth Fair, 1641, H. 327. — The 
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 Lamentatio Civitati.'!, 1665, II. 707. 
 
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LAMENTATION 
 
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 sinner being grievously troubled in 
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 II. 377. — of a young man being pri- 
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 356. — of a young man confessing his 
 former life, 1578, II. 332. — of an old 
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 1563-4! II. 377.— of England, 1558, 
 
 III. 74. — of England for the late 
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 Lamentation figuratively meant bj» all 
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 Lamented Lovers, The, II. 353. 
 
 La Mothe le Vayer, M. Of Liberty 
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 Lamport, Apprehension of : in A ISTew 
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 Lancashire, Allum work in. Jas. Ben- 
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 possession and dispossession of per- 
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 IV. 57. — Latliam Spaw in. E. Bor- 
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 Punctual Relation of passages in, 
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 332- 
 Laacashire Cuckold, nd, H. 326. — 
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 332. 
 Lancashire's Valley of Achor, 1643, IL 
 
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 Lancaster, Jas. His Allarums, 1590, 
 
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 Lancaster, Relation of Two Catholics 
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 Lancaster and Yorlc, Civil Wars be- 
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 Landersi, Most fearful sight over, 1588, 
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 Landgartha. lien. Burnell, 1641. 
 
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 Lane, Francis, E. Spenser's Shepherd's 
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 Lane, Lady Jane, W. Ralisha's 
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LANE 
 
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 Lane, M. The Protestant School, 1682, 
 
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 Lane, Thos., Jas. PucJae's The Club, 
 
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 for, 1687, II. 312. — Prince and 
 Princess of Orange's opinion about a 
 general, 1689, II. 646. — Proclamation 
 for, 1687, IV. 147. — Proposal for 
 
 ^ the farming of. B. G., 1663, II. 239. 
 — Ten seasonable Questions proposed 
 by a Protestant that is for, 1689, II. 
 312. — True State of the Case of, 
 1655, IIL 18. 
 
 Liberty of the Subject. Wm. Halie- 
 will, 1 641. 
 
 Libraries, Overture for founding and 
 maintaining, 1699, II. 348. 
 
 Library, Copy of a Letter anent a Pro- 
 ject for erecting a, 1702, II. 348. — 
 Instrnctions for Erecting a. G. 
 Naicde, i66r. — The complete, 1692, 
 III. 142. — The living. P. Came- 
 rarius, 162 1. 
 
 Librorum, De amore. R. HolJcot, 1473. 
 
 Licentiousness of the Times, New 
 satirical ballad of, 1679, I. 35. 
 
 Lichfield, Joyful news from, 1643, H. 
 
 575- 
 
 Lichfield, Articles for delivering up the 
 Close, 1646, II. 635. — Honor ad- 
 vanced, or Brief account of the keep- 
 ing and leaving of. /. Randolph, 1 643, 
 ■ — Message with Letter from H.M. to 
 Prince Rupert before the taking of, 
 1643, II. 634. — Valour crowned : nr 
 Relation of- Proceedings of Parli* 
 mentary Forces at, 1643, II. 635. 
 
 Lichfield, Boolcseller. E. MilwarJ, 
 1680; E. Pearse, 1629. 
 
 Lichfield, A., Printer, Oxford, 1660, 
 H. 184. 
 
 Lichfield, A. and L., Printers, Oxford, 
 1660, H. 95, II. loi ; 1662, I. 27, 
 33, IIL 39; 1663, L 27; 1664,11 
 497 ; 1668, II. 714. 
 
 Lichfield, Hen. First set of Madrigals, 
 1614, H. 334. 
 
 Lichfield, John, Printer, Oxford, 1628, 
 
 II- 73, III- 203 ; 1629, !!■ 49S, III- 
 203; 1630, H. 488, L 78; 1631, H. 
 87, I. 78, IV. 44 ; 1634, H. 206, II. 
 220; 163s, H. 98, L 83, II. 83.' 
 
 Lichfield, John, and "W. Wrench, 
 Printers, Oxford, 1617, I. 9, H. 297. 
 
 Lichfield, John, and J. Short, Printers, 
 Oxford:, 1618, H. 9; 1619, II. 673, 
 IIL 5 ; 1621, H. 68, IIL no; 1622, 
 H. 335, IIL 44; 1623, H. 85, 1. 77, 
 IL 685 ; 1624, L 7, 59. 
 
 Lichfield, John, and W. Turner, 
 Printers, Oxford, 1625, H. 217, 319, 
 598,- L 77, IL 240, 593, IIL no, 
 124, 246, IV. 16, 22, 38; 1626, 
 II. 264 J 1627, III. 103. 
 
 Lichfield, Leonard, Printer, Oxford, 
 1630, IIL 27s; 1633, L 23; 1636, 
 H. 87, 200, L 78, 157, IL 97, 466; 
 
LICHFIELD 
 
 [ 451 ] 
 
 LILBUENE 
 
 1638, H. 87, 497, 1. 30, 11. 121, 411, 
 614; 1639, H. 24, I. 38, 136, 286, 
 450 ; 1640, H. 195, 204, I. 79, 154, 
 160, 351, III. 31; 1641, I. 79, III. 
 41; 1642, II. 94, 96, 98, 99, 206, 
 
 440, 446, 448, 45.i> 500, 7". in. 
 
 36, 145, IV. 6, 125; 1643, H. 88, 
 442, 492, I. 207, 11. 100, 167, 292, 
 III. 67, 215, IV. 82, IIS, 125, A. 
 269; 1644, II. loi, 271, 506, IV. 
 82, A. 269; 1645, I. 176, II. loi, 
 681,111. 202; 1651, H. 433; 1654, 
 
 II. 2, 150, III. 51; 1656, H. 40, 
 
 III. 259; 1658, H. 183; 1659, m. 
 169; 1660, III. 241; 1665, II. 609; 
 1674, I. 456; 1677, IV. no; 1678, 
 II. 317; 1682, II. 370; 1683, I. 9, 
 II. 206; 1684, II. 254, 372, 596; 
 1685, I. 125 ; 1689, III. loi ; 1694, 
 
 - III. 152; 1695,1. 441. 
 
 Lichfield, Nich. Translated Gastaneda's 
 Discovery of E. Indies, 1582 ; L. 
 G. de la Vega's De Re Militari, 
 
 . 1582. 
 
 Lichfield, Wm. The Eemorse of Con- 
 science, II. 139. 
 
 Licia : or. Poems of Love. Giles 
 • Fletcher, 1593. 
 
 Licitatio Prof essorum. Thos. Dempster, 
 
 . i6t6. 
 
 Liebault, J., and C. Stevens. Maison 
 
 j Kustique, 1600, 11. 576; 1616, II. 
 
 582- 
 
 Liege printed, 1657, II. 559 ; 1673, II. 
 699. 
 
 Liege Printers. "Wm. Hovius, 1623 ; 
 G. Marlierius, 1571. 
 
 Lies, Collection of, I. 257. 
 
 Lieutenants, Instructions for Deputy, 
 1642, II. 97. 
 
 Life, Card and compass of. B. Middle- 
 ton, 1613. — Direction to the "Waters 
 of. Roger Cotton, 1592. — Exhorta- 
 tion to amendment of, by signs and 
 tokens, 1580, H. 609, — Path of. 
 Thos. Jenner, 1656. — Preservation 
 of. E. Mainioaring, 1670. — Regi- 
 ment of. Thos. Phaer, 1553. — Eegi- 
 nient of honest. T. Pritchard, 
 1579-80. — Rules of. Lewis Griffin, 
 1663. — School of honest and ver- 
 tiious. TJios. Pritchard. 1569. — 
 Shortness of. Seneca, 1636. — 
 "Wedded and single. H. Hake, 
 
 1566-7. — Zodiake of. Mareellus 
 Palingerius, 1560. 
 Life and Death, Ballad betwixt, 1593, 
 IL 348.— Ballad of, 1560-1, IL 
 348.- — Dialogue between, 1562-3, 
 
 II. 348. /. Taylor, 1639. — Dis- 
 course of. P. de Mornay, 1592. — 
 History of. Fr. Bacon, 1638. — 
 Natural judgement between, 1566, 
 IL 348. 
 
 Life and nature of man, beasts, &c. 
 
 L. Andrewe, n.d. 
 Life and Vertue, History of, 1567, 11. 
 
 285. 
 Life of Love, H.- 352. 
 Life-Guards' Colours, Displaying of, 
 
 1648, IV. 137. 
 Ligeancia Lugens. Fabian PMlipps, 
 
 1661. 
 Light, Extinguished. H. Wiw/ar, n.d. 
 
 — for the Ignorant, mentioned, 1640, 
 
 III. 72. — in the way to Paradise. 
 Dudley, Lord North, 1682. — of 
 Britaine. H. Lyte, 1588. 
 
 Lightbody, G. Questiones Grammaticte, 
 1629, II. 348. 
 
 Lightfoot, Benj., Bookseller, Gray's Inn 
 Lane, 1613, H. 271, II. 281. 
 
 Lightfoot, W. The Complaint of Eng- 
 land, 1587, L 257. 
 
 Lightning and tiiunder and other signs 
 seen at Franker, True Description of, 
 1597, IL 246. 
 
 Lightning Colom, The. A. Colom, 
 1670. — Colom of the Midland Sea, 
 1 66 1, II. 550. — thunder and Land 
 Floods, Strange and wonderful ac- 
 counts of, 1683, H. 418. 
 
 Lightnings, Descriptions of the various 
 kinds of. S. Ifarward, iGo'j. 
 
 Lignum IS'ephriticum, Some observa- 
 tions upon the wood called, 1694, 
 
 III- 3°3- 
 
 Lignum Vitae. R. Brathwaite, 1658. 
 
 Ligon, E. History of Barbadoes, 1657, 
 in. 142 ; 1673, IL 348. 
 
 Like will to Like. U. Fulwell, 1568. 
 
 Lilboume, Geo., Lamentable informa- 
 tion of part of the Mugleswick Lord- 
 ship sent up by, 164 1, II. 188. — /. 
 Lilboume's Hue and Cry after Sir A. 
 Haslerig, directed to. 
 
 Lilburne, John. A. Conference with 
 the Soldiers, 1646, II. 348. — A whip 
 
LILLECRAP 
 
 [ 452 ] 
 
 LILY 
 
 for the present House of Lords, 1647, 
 III. 142. — Alarum to the House of 
 Lords, 1646, 1648, IL 348. — Excep- 
 tions of, 1653, II. 349. — Impeach- 
 ment, 1649, III. 142. — Impeachment 
 of Oliver Cromwell, 1649, II. 349. 
 — Just reproof to Haberdashers Hall, 
 1651-2, III. 142. — Letter to Mr. 
 "Wollaston, 1646, IL 348.— Yes, 
 O Yes, Yes, 1653, II. 349. — Pre- 
 pa,ration to a Hue and Cry after Sir 
 A. Haslerig, II. 348. — Relation of 
 Battle between Sir Thos. Fairfax and 
 Goring, 1645, IV. 19. — The Juglers 
 discovered 1648, II. 349. — The just 
 man's justification, 1646-7, II. 348. 
 — The outcries of oppressed Com- 
 mons, 1647, IIL 142. — To every in- 
 dividual member of the House of 
 Commons, 1648, II. 349. — To the 
 Commons of London, 1646-7, II. 
 348. — Trial, 1649, •'■I- 349- — -^ Jury- 
 man's judging upon the Case of, II. 
 348. — Declaration of the Lords and 
 Commons, with Resolution concern- 
 ing, 1642, II. 453. — Letter to : in /. 
 Jo'mi Juror's judges of Law and 
 Fact, 1650. — Remonstrance of many 
 thousand citizens . . . imprisonment 
 of, 1646, II. 348. — Truth's triumph; 
 or Discovery of false information of 
 W Masterson against. /. Wildman, 
 1647. — Vincit qui patitur, 1603, II. 
 349. — ^Vindication of. S. ClddJey, 
 The Dissehibling Scot, 1652. — Wal- 
 win's wiles or manifestors manifested, 
 1649, III. 260. — P. English's Sur- 
 vey of Policy, 1653, ded. to. 
 
 Lillecrap, P., and H. Bell, Printers, 
 1661, II. 599. 
 
 Lillecrap, Peter, Printer, 1668, I. 241, 
 460; 1671, H. 391, IIL 30; 1672, 
 IL 260; 1673, L 314. 
 
 Lillo, G. Fatal Curiosity, mentioned, 
 H. 124. 
 
 .Lilly, Wm. Anglicus : Ephemeris, 
 1646, II. 350. — Anima Astrologise, 
 1676, III. 142. — Annus Tenebrosus, 
 1652, II. 35T. — Astrological Predic- 
 tions for 1648-9-50, II. 300; 1677, 
 ^- 335- — Christian Astrology, 1647, 
 II. 350. — Collection of Ancient and 
 Modern Prophecies, 1645, H- 3S°- — 
 Easy and familiar method to judge 
 
 . . . Eclipses, 1652, II. 351. — Elegy 
 on the death of, 1681, H. 335. — Eng- 1 
 land's Prophetical Merlin, 1644, II. 
 349. — Hieroglyphick of Nostnoda- i 
 mus: in /. Holwell's Catastrophe 
 Mundi, 1682. — Late story of, 164^, . 
 
 II. 350. — Lillie's Banquet, 1653, H. 
 334. — Lillie's Invitation, 1668, H. 
 335. — Lilly lasht with his own rod, 
 1660, H. 334; O. Wharton, 1647. 
 — Merlin, 1644, II. 349. — Merlini 
 Anglici Ephemeris, 1647, 1648, II, 
 350; 1649-50, IL 351; 1671, III. 
 142; 1681, III. 143. T. GaiaJcer's 
 Discourse Apologeticalj,. wherein 
 LUlie's lewd lies in his Mirlin, 1654, 
 are clearly laid open, 1654. — New 
 Prophecy, 1678, II. 707. — Prognosti- 
 cations for 1667,11.351. — Prophetical 
 Occurrences, 1682, II. 351. — Pro- 
 phetical History of this Year's Acci-= | 
 dence, 1642, L 257. — Prophecy of 
 the "White King, 1644, H- 349- — 
 Prose Address in H. Teutzel's Medi- 
 cina Diastatica, 1653. — Starry Mes- 
 senger, 1646, II. 350. — Strange and 
 weird Prophecy, 1680, II. 707.— 
 Supernatural sights and apparitions, 
 1644, II. 349. — These for his old 
 friend Dr. Wild, 1672, H. 656. — 
 True History of James L, 1705, II. 
 351. — Translated G. Donatus, Anima 
 Astrologise, 1676.^/. Heydon's Pro- 
 phetical Trumpet, 1655 ; i**. Eabelais, 
 Pantagruel's Prognostication, 1645, 
 ded, to. 
 
 Lily, G. Chronicon, 1565, III. 143. 
 
 Lily, W. De latinorum norainum 
 generibus, 1532,111. 143. — Epigram- 
 mata, 1522, H. 334. — Grammatica, 
 
 1533, III. 351. — Introduction to the 
 eight parts of Speech, 1542, H. 
 334.— Light, or the help of young 
 Scholars, 1599, H. 334. — Rules con- 
 strued, 1603, 1721, II. 351. — Short 
 Introduction of Grammar, 1557, H. 
 334, IV. 59; 1567, IIL 143; 1572, 
 I- 257; 1574, 1588, 1599. H. 334; 
 1621, 1639, IL 351; 1670, 1673, 
 
 III. 143; 1709, II. 351,. Animad- 
 versions on. Thos. Wise. — The 
 fairest fairing, [1624], H. 334. — dnd 
 J. Colet. Grammatices rudimenta, 
 
 1534, 153s. 1536, n. 133. Libellus 
 
LIMERICK 
 
 [ 453 J 
 
 LINDSAY 
 
 de constructione octo partium Ora- 
 tionis, 1513, IV. 23. — ^Antibossicon 
 W. Hormanni ad. 1521. 
 
 Limerick, H. Ireton^s Letter concerning 
 the rendition of, 165 1, IV. 146. 
 
 Limitations for the next Foreign suc- 
 cessor, 1 70 1, IV. 178. 
 
 Limning, Art of, 1573, 1581, 1583, 
 1588, 1605, H. 335 ; 1596, IT. 351. 
 
 Lin, F. Sharp, but short noise of war, 
 1650,11. 351. 
 
 Linacre, Thos. De Emendata structura 
 latini sermonis libri sex, 1524, 1550, 
 ni. 143. — Kudimenta Grammatices, 
 H. 335. — Translated Galen's De Teni- 
 ' peramentis, 1521; De pulsuum usu, 
 1522. — A. Macer's Herbal practised 
 by, H. 366. 
 
 Linacre, Wm. Epitaph, 1588, II. 
 
 351- 
 Linceus Spectacles. L. Lloyd, 1607. 
 
 Linch, E. Diella, 1596, H. 29, 335. — 
 Fountain of Ancient Fiction, 1599, 
 H. 335, I. 257. — Verses in M. Dray- 
 ton's Matilda, 1594 ; Eobert Duke of 
 Normandy, 1596. 
 
 Lincoln, Mournful ditty of certain 
 Judges who died at, 1590, H. 335. — 
 
 ' Two Looks over. Eieh. Dey, 1641. 
 
 Lincoln Nosegay, n.d., H. 105. 
 
 Lincoln Diocese, Abridgement of Book 
 delivered to H.M., by Ministers of, 
 1605, in. 143; 1638, IV. 59. 
 
 Lincoln, Bridget Countess of. Miz., 
 Countess of Lincoln's Nurserie, 1622, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Lincoln, Bridget, Countess of, T. D.'s 
 Massachusetts, 1696, ded. to. 
 
 Lincoln, Edward Clinton, Earl of, W. 
 Bournes Regiment for the Seas, 1584, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Lincoln, Eliz., Countess of. Nurserie, 
 X622, H. 335, in. 44. 
 
 Lincoln, Henry Clinton, Earl of. The 
 
 ■ Landgrave of Hessen, his receiving 
 of, 1596, II. 246. 
 
 Lincoln, Theophilus Clinfon, Earl of, 
 Lucan's Pharsalia, by May, 1627, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Lincolnshire, Answer to objections of 
 commoners of, against Eob. Earl of 
 Lyndsay, 1647, H. 336. — Catalogue 
 of remarkable mercies conferred upon, 
 1643, I- 7°, n. 86.— Declaration of 
 
 L. and C. for Association of well 
 affected persons in, 1642, II. 712. — 
 fens, Discourse on draining of. H. 
 C, 1629, A. 166. — H.M.'s Two 
 Speeches ... to Knights of, 1642, 
 II. 95. — Petition of : in Petition of 
 both Houses of Parliament, 1642,11. 
 447. — Two horrible murders in, 1607, 
 H. 336- 
 
 Lincoln's Inn : Masque by G. Chapman, 
 1613. 
 
 Linde, Sir Humphrey, A Pair of Spec- 
 tacles for, 1631, III. 207. 
 
 Lindewood, W. Constitutiones Anglise 
 Provinciales, 1557, IV. 59. — Consti- 
 tutiones Provinciales Eccles. AngliosB, 
 1496, in. 143; 1499, IL 352.— De 
 summa Trinitate et fide catholica, 
 [1495], IV. 151. — Provinciales seu 
 Constitutiones Anglie, 1505, II. 352 ; 
 1521, 1525, IV. 152. — Provinciale 
 seu Constitutiones Provinciales An- 
 
 ■■ glisB, [1485], IV. 151. 
 
 Lindsay, Sir Dav. Seerkere Articulen 
 Van de Macht eens Princen, 1617, 
 II. 707. Compare Lyndsay. 
 
 Lindsay, David, Printer, Edinburgh, 
 1682, IL 548; 1683, L 181, IL 516, 
 in. 190, IV. 96. 
 
 Lindsay, Jas. Cort Verhael van de 
 Eeyse der Nederlandsche Soldaten, 
 1622, IL 707. 
 
 Lindsay, Jas., Printer, Edinburgli,\6 44, 
 in. 238. 
 
 Lindsay, John, Earl of, Sir R. Silibald's 
 Disputatio Medica, 1661, ded. to. 
 
 Lindsay, Major. Legacy, 1645, H. 
 
 336. 
 
 Lindsay, Mont. B., Earl of, Bioaliimo s 
 Koyall Game of Chess-Play, 1656, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Lindsay, Eev. Mr. Paraphrase on the 
 28 Ch. of Deuteronomy, 1723, I. 
 492. 
 
 Lindsay, Eob. Earl of, Zwcara's Phar- 
 salia, tra7is. May, 162^, ded. to. 
 
 Lindsay, Eob. Bertie, Earl of. Elegy 
 on : in Sir F. Wortley's Characters, 
 1646. — and others, Propositions pro- 
 pounded by, 1642, III. 283. 
 
 Lindsay, Eob. Montacute, Earl of. 
 Answer to objections against, concern- 
 ing Draining the Fens, 1647, H. 336, 
 — Epitaph by P. Fisher, 1668, 
 
LINDSAY 
 
 [ 454 ] 
 
 LISANDER 
 
 Lindsay, Eob. History of Scotland, 
 1728, IL 352. 
 
 Liudsey, Col. ' Eelation of 0. Crom- 
 well's compact with the Devil, 1720, 
 IV. 132. 
 
 Lindsey, Geo., Bookseller, 1642, H. 
 395. 676; I- 324, II. 340, 540, III 
 108, 213, IV. 76; 1643, H. 89, II. 
 376; 1644-5,1.416; 1647,11.494; 
 1648, IV. 73. 
 
 Lindsey, Wm., Booltseller, Angel, nr. 
 ■Lincoln's Inn, 1694, I. 271. 
 
 Lindsey Level, Lines. : The Property of 
 all Englishmen asserted : or History 
 of. W. Killigrew, 1705. 
 
 Line of Life, A. John Ford, 1620. 
 
 Lineage of Locusts or the Pope's pedi- 
 gree, II. 486. 
 
 Lineall, J. Iter Mediterraneum, 1658, 
 H. 336, L 258.— To H.H. Richard, 
 Lord Protector, 1658, H. 336. 
 
 Linen, Overture regulating the length 
 and breadth of. Jos. Donaldson, 
 I'joo. — Praise of clean. J. Taylor, 
 1624. — The Merchant's warehouse 
 laid open. /. F., 1696, III. 78. 
 
 Linen cloth, Grievance . . . under the 
 oppression of G. Wood's patent for 
 printing on, 1624, H. 614. 
 
 Linewray, John, N. Breton's Strange 
 fortunes of two excellent Princes, 
 1600; An Old Man's Lesson, 1605, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Ling, Nich. Politeuphuia : Wit's Com- 
 mon-wealth, 1597, H. 336; 1598, 
 [1600], [1630], I. 258; 1641, IL 
 352 ; 11647], I- 258 ; 1650, H. 336 ; 
 1707, II. 352. — Wit's Theatre of the 
 little World, 1598, H. 336; 1599, 
 H 336, L 460. 
 
 Ling, Mch., BooJcseller, at West Boor 
 of St. Paul's, 1580, H. 107; 1582, 
 H. 405, IL 392; 1584, H. 217, L 
 176; 1590, H. 405, 240, III. 160; 
 1593, H. 166; 1594, H. 166, 220, 
 341, 684 ; 1595, H. 413, 569, L 392; 
 1596, H. 143, 166, 596; 1597, H. 
 57, 166, 336, L 51, in. 20; 1598, 
 H. 166, 247, 340, 336, I. 261 ; 1599, 
 H. 168, 398, 414, I. 460; 1600, H. 
 166, 240, 306, 314, 392, IL 675, IIL 
 68; 1601, H. 240; 1602, H. 166; 
 1603, H. 166, 550; 1604, H. 167, 
 340, 450, 550; 1605, H. 164, 240, 
 
 55°, I- 133 J 1606, H. 648, L 147; 
 1607, H. 240, 467, 478, 1. 417. 
 
 Lingard, R. Letter of Advice to a 
 Young Gentleman, 167 1, I. 258. 
 
 Lingham, J. True Eelation of all Eng- 
 lish Captains and Lieutenants slain 
 in Elanders, 1584, II. 354. 
 
 Lingua : or Combat of the Tongue, 
 1607, 1610, H. 471 ; 1617, 1622, H. 
 471, L 258; 1632, L 258; 1657, 
 H. 471. 
 
 Linguae Britannicse Antiques. John 
 Davies, 162 1. 
 
 Linley, Paul, and J. Flasket, Boolt- 
 sellers. Blade JBear, Paul's Church- 
 yard, IS9S, H. 415. 
 
 Linley, Paul, Booltseller, Black Bear, 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1598, H. 695; 
 
 1599, II- 571- 
 Linlithgow, Account of the League. 
 
 and Covenant at, 1662, H. 96. 
 Linsi-Woolsie : or Two Centuries of 
 
 Epigrams. W. Gamage, 161 3. 
 Linton, A. News of the completion of 
 
 Art of Navigation, 1609, II. 352. 
 Lintott, Bernard, Bookseller, 1701, II. 
 
 477; 1704, II- 399- 554, IV. 34, 
 1705, IL 473; 1706, IIL 12; n.d., 
 II. 689, III. 42, 297. 
 
 Lintot, Hen., Printer, 1742, IV. 179. 
 
 Lion disturbed. The, 1672, II. 419. 
 
 Lionne, M. de, Negotiations de Paix 
 entre le Due de Grandmontet, 1657, 
 IIL 86. 
 
 Lions, Dr., Bp. of Cork, A. Top's Saint 
 Peter's Rock, 1597, ded. to. 
 
 Lipeat, T. A true Ministry Anatomized, 
 1651, IL 352. 
 
 Lippett, Geo., mentioned; 16 17, IV. 
 no. 
 
 Lippomanus, Bp. Lud. Copy of Letter, 
 1556, IL 707. 
 
 Lipsius, Justus. Direction for Travel- 
 lers, 1592, II. 352. — Six Books of 
 Politickes, 1594, II. 352. — War and 
 Peace reconciled, 1672, II. 352. — 
 Comparison of Roman manner of 
 War: in Xenophon's Works, Bing- 
 ham, 1623, III. 273. — De Virgiiie 
 Hallensi : The Jesuit's Gospel, trans. 
 W. Crashaw, 1610, III. 127. 
 
 Liquors, Wholesome advice against the 
 abuse of hot. Dr. Duncan, 1706. 
 
 Lisander and Calista, 162 1, H. 336; 
 
LISBON 
 
 [ 455 ] 
 
 LITHGOW 
 
 I 1627, 1. 258; 163s, H. 136, I. 258; 
 1635. I- 258; 1652, H. 136. 
 
 Lisbon, Anatomy of the English Nun- 
 nery at. Thos. Eobinson, 1622. — 
 — Discourse of the Army caused by 
 the King of Spain to assemble in the 
 Haven of, 1588, H. 570. — News 
 from, 1591, II. 489. — Triumphal and 
 sumptuous Arch erected at, 1619, H. 
 570, I. 258. 
 
 JAsbon pri7ited, 1589, II. 170; 1705, 
 III. 200. 
 
 L'isle, K Legcndaiie, 1577, II. 
 166. - 
 
 Lisle, Sir Geo., and Sir C. Lucas, 
 Letter from Lord Fairfax, with 
 Keasons for putting to death, 1648, 
 IL 213. — The Loyal Sacrifice, 1648, 
 H. 188, L 331.— Triumph of Loyalty, 
 1648, H. 188. — True relation of tak- 
 ing of Colchester ... no quarter to, 
 1648, II. 133. — Elegies on murder 
 of, 1648, III. 46. — Epitaph on, 1648, 
 H. 188. 
 
 Lisle, John Dudley, Lord, T. WiIso7i's 
 Art of Khetoric, 1553, ded. to. 
 
 Lisle, Lawrence, Bookseller, 1608, III. 
 48; 1614, H. 63, 74, 83, 289, 428, 
 566, 620, L 76, IL 437; 1615, IL 
 437 ; 1616, H. 620, I. 152, 312, III. 
 2; 1617, IL 599; 1618, H. 151; 
 1622, IL 437. 
 
 Lisle, Mme., executed : in A New Pack 
 of Cards, [1685], A. 167. 
 
 Lisle, Philip, Viscount, &> /. Finett's 
 Einetti Philoxenis, 1656 ; L. Ha- 
 ward's Few Collections for Ireland's 
 Soldiers, 1646, ded. to. 
 
 Lisle, Eob. Sydney, Viscount, Sonnets 
 to ; in Home^-'s Iliads, ( Ihapman, 
 [1622]. — G. CaraccioU's President 
 to the Nobility, 161 2 ; Vircjil's De- 
 struction of Troy, by Sir T. Wrothe, 
 1620, lied. to. 
 
 Lisle, Wm. Hymn or Song of Seven 
 Strains of the Soul, H. 336. — Nothing 
 for a new-year's Gift, 1603, H. 336, 
 — Thirty-nine stanzas, 1638, H. 336. 
 1. 259. — Contributed toEpithalamiuni 
 Caroh Eegis, 1625, H. 86; Geneth- 
 liacum Caroli etMariae, 1631, 1. 78. — 
 Translated Du Bartas, Babylon, 1596; 
 Colonies, 1598; Four Books, 1637; 
 aud To teach Fienchmen English, 
 
 &c., 1625 ; Heliodorus' .^Ethiopia, 
 1631 ; Virgil's Georgics, 1628. 
 
 Lisnegarvy, W. Basil's Two Letters of 
 Victory obtained on the Plains of, 
 J649, IV. 120. 
 
 Lispeat, Thos., The Devil in Kent, 
 Strange illusion appearing to, 1647, 
 H. 316. 
 
 Lister, M De fontibus medicatis 
 Anglise, 1682, IL 353. — Historia 
 Animal iuni, 1678, IV. 152. — His- 
 toria Conchyloruni, 1685, III. 143. 
 — Journey to Paris, 1698, III. 143. 
 
 Lister, Master, Murder of, by Tlws. 
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 Litanies of S. Wini/rid, 1703. 
 
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 tie's Commission concerning rebuild- 
 ing St. Paul's, 1674, 1692, III. 144. 
 — His Majestie's Commission, 1675, 
 
 III. 144. — His Majestie's Letter to 
 the Lord Mayor, 1642, II. 96. — 
 Historical Eemarks on present state 
 of. R. Burton, 1681. — Honest Crier 
 of, 1660, III. 145. — Horrid News 
 
LONDON 
 
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 LONDON 
 
 from St. Martins, 1677, H. 347, II. 
 707. — Humble Address to the Livery- 
 men of, 1682, II. 363. — Humble 
 petition and address of Citizens, 
 1682, II. 363. — Humble petition 
 and address of the Lord Mayor, 
 1680, 11. 363. — Humble petition of 
 divers Citizens, [1654], II. 361. — 
 Humble petition of divers well af- 
 iected Citizens, 1646, II. 360. — 
 Humble petition of inhabitants of 
 Stepney, &c., 1643, IL 359. — Humble 
 petition of many hundreds of dis- 
 tressed women, 1642, II. 359. — 
 Humble petition of many inhabitants 
 in and about, 1659,11. 361. — Humble 
 petition of many thousand poor people 
 in and about, 1 642, II. 359. — Humble 
 petition of many thoTisand of wives 
 and matrons of, 1643, H. 345, 1. 262. 
 -h-Humble petition of many well af- 
 fected freemen, 1644, II. 36.0. — 
 Humble Petition of the Apprentices, 
 1641, II. 3s8.-v-Humble Petition of 
 the Lord Mayor, 1680, III. 147. — 
 — Humble Petition of the Lord Mayor 
 presented to H.M., 1683, II. 364. — 
 Humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 
 Aldermen and Commons, 1643, II. 
 359. — Humble Petition of the I/Ord 
 Mayor in Common Council, 1680, II. 
 363. — Humble Petition of the Lord 
 Mayor to the Lords and Commons, 
 1648, II. 361. — ^Humble Petition of 
 the well affected young men, 1641, II. 
 358. — Humble Petition of well af- 
 fected Prentices and young men, 1642, 
 II. 359. — Humble Petition of young 
 men, Apprentices, &c., 1641, II. 358. 
 — Humble Petition of 15,000 poor 
 labouring men . . . Porters of, 1641, 
 II. 358. — Humble Eemonstrance and 
 Petition of the Lord' Mayor, 1646, 
 II. 360. — Humble Eemonstrance of 
 the Lord Mayor to the Lords and 
 Commons, 1647, II. 360. — I thank 
 you I will, 1647, H. 345. — I thank 
 you twice, 1647, II. 361. — in its 
 splendour. T. Jordan, 1673. — in 
 lustre. T. Jordan, 1679. — jester, 
 1686, H. 381. — jests, 1720, I. 264. 
 — Journey to, i6g8, II. 365. Sietir 
 de Sorbiere, 1699. — Joyful song of 
 the royal receiving of the Queen at. 
 
 1588, II, 307. — Joyful song of the 
 worthy Shooting in, 1581, II. 356.— 
 Just and true account of the Malt- 
 lottery tickets, 1697, III. 147.— 
 Ladies of. Petition, II. 365. — lad's 
 lamentation to Cupid, H. 347. — La- 
 mentatio Civitatis, 1665, II. 707. — 
 Lamentation of Christ against. //. 
 Brinkloio, 1548. — lampoon'd, 1703, 
 III. 147. — Laudable customs of,i584, 
 H. 343. — Letter by the maidens of, 
 to matrons and mistresses of same, 
 1567, H. 342. — Liberties, Usages, 
 (fee. Sir H. Colthrop, 1642. — Look, 
 London, Look, to be warned, 1578, 
 
 II. 356. — Lord Mayor's Eight of 
 electing a Sheriff asserted, 1682, III. 
 364. — Loyal Apprentices of, 1682, 
 
 III. 298. — Loyal Sheriffs of, 1682, 
 III. 147. — Manner of crying things 
 in, H. 343. — Manner of execution of 
 eleven notable offenders, r682, II. 
 363. — Map of. New, 1675-6, H. 
 347. — Marveilleux d'un bastellier de, 
 1586, I. 262. — Massinello: The 
 Guildhall Eiot,i683, IL 364.— Match 
 me in. T. Declcer, 1631. — Memo- 
 randum to. G. Wither, 1665 — Me- 
 morandums for, 1644,1. 263. — Merry 
 meeting of maids in, 1567, II. 357. — 
 Mirror for, 16 10, II. 357. — Mourne- 
 ful ditty . . . robbery upon Carriers 
 of, 1583, II. 357. — Names of Baylifs, 
 Custos, &c. R. Arnold, 1502. — Nar- 
 ration of the late accident in the New 
 Exchange, 1653, H. 346. — Narration 
 of strange throwing of Stones in 
 Chick Lane, 1605, II. 357. — New 
 Ballad showing the hard lot of pren- 
 tices of, 1588, II. 387. — News from 
 the sessions house in Old Bayly, 1676, 
 III. 146. — News from Old Gravel 
 Lane, 1675, H. 347. — News from the 
 Exchange, 1674, III. 146. — News 
 out of the Strand, n.d., H. 346. — 
 Nine wonders of, 1613, II. 358. — 
 Nine worthies of. R. Johnson, 1592. — 
 Earee Show, Pretty Show, 1691, 
 II. 365. — Oath of a Freeman, [1630], 
 H. 344. — Oath of every Freeman of 
 the City, 1560, 1610, H. 342 j n.d., 
 I. 262. — Of the founders of. Syh 
 Morgan, 1648. — Order for the six 
 Eegiments to advance towards Eead- 
 
LONDON 
 
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 LONDON 
 
 iiig, 1643, 11. 360. — Order of my 
 Lord Mayor : for meetings, &o., 1629, 
 H. 344; 1656, I. 263; 1673, III. 
 146. — Orders and Declaration of L. 
 and C, for better securing and safety 
 of, 1642, II. 454. — Orders established 
 and agreed upon by Society of Armed 
 Citizens, 1616, II. 358. — Orders for 
 setting Eogues and idle persons to 
 work, H. 342. — Orders to be exe- 
 cuted in the City, H. 262. — Ordin- 
 ance and safeguard of Parliament, 
 1641, II. 445. — Ordinnance du Parle- 
 ment, 1642, II. 359. — Outcry of 
 London Prentices tor justice upon 
 Lord Hewson, 1659, II. 361. — Pair 
 of Spectacles for the City, 1648, H. 
 346, II 361. — Paper delivered to the 
 Lord Mayor and Aldermen to make 
 scrutiny of Poll, 1682, II. 364. — 
 Paper presented by divers citizens, 
 1682, II. 363; 4th Paper, 1682, II. 
 364. — Peace and plenty coming unto 
 us, 1643, II. 359. — Penny for your 
 thought ; or the Country Satyr's pro- 
 gress through, 163 1-2, II. 358. — 
 Petition of the Citizens of London to 
 Houses of Parliament, 1641, II. 358. 
 — Petition of the City, first and laste, 
 1641, II. 358. — Petition of the 
 Gentlewomen and tradesmen's wives 
 in, 1641, IL 358; 1642, H. 345, IL 
 359. — Petition of the Lord Mayor, 
 Aldermen, &c., to Houses of Parlia- 
 ment, 1641, IL 358; 1642, IL 359. 
 ■ — plague. Anatomy of the pestilence. 
 Wm. Austin, 1666. — Plea for the 
 City Orphans, i6go, I. 264. — Pre- 
 sentment of the Grand Jury at Justice 
 Hall in Old Bayly, 1684, II. 364.— 
 Present State of. T. Delaune, 1681. 
 —Present Survey of. W. Lithgow, 
 1643. — Privileges of the Citizens, 
 1682, II. 363. — Proclamation against 
 new buildings in Windmill Fields, 
 1 67 1, H. 347. — Proclamation con- 
 cerning Buildings in and about, 1625, 
 IV. 60; 1661, H. 346, 347, II. no. 
 ■ — Proclamution for Beer and Ale from 
 the Lord Mayor, 1557-8, II. 356. 
 — Proclamation for scale, of vittles, 
 1557-8, IL 356.— prodigal, 1605, 
 H. 470.' — Proposal of a new model 
 for rebuilding the City. V. Knight, 
 
 1663. — Propositions agreed upon at 
 Court of Common Council, 1642, IL 
 359. — Prospects of the remarkable 
 places in and about, 1690, H. 347.— 
 quarter sessions, 20 April, 1655, IV. 
 60. — Eates and prices of all sorts of 
 Poultry, 1633, IL 358; 1634, IIL 
 358. — Relation of the marchings' of 
 Trained Bands, 1643, II. 360. — Ee- 
 monstrance of the shee citizens of, 
 1647, H. 345, I. 263. — Eeply against 
 seditious and papistical Ballad late 
 cast abroad, 1566, II. 356. — ^Report 
 of the great costs and charges of the 
 four hospitals, 1644, 1. 263. — Reports 
 of special cases touching the Customs 
 and Liberties of. Sir H. Golthrop, 
 1670. — Eequestes presentes au Parle^. 
 meut par quarante mille gentils- 
 hommes et bourgeois de, 1643, IL 
 359. — Resolution of the Women of 
 ... to Parliament, 1649, H. 346; 
 1641, I. 262. — Eising and routing 
 of the mutineers in the City, 1648, 
 II. 361. — St. James' Park, Poem on. 
 Edm. Waller, 1661. — Select City 
 Quaeries, 1660, H> 346, I. 263; Part 
 IL, 1660, I. 263. — Seven deadly sins 
 of. T. Decker, 1606. — Short in- 
 structions for executors and adminis- 
 trators of Freemen, 1682, II. 363. — - 
 sounds a trumpet, 1630, H. 461. — 
 Strange and terrible news from Moor 
 Fields, 1647, IL 360. — Strange and 
 wonderful news from Bull and Mouth 
 Street, 1678, H. 347. — Strange rela- 
 tion of the man-fish armed coming 
 towards, 1642, H. 344. — Survey of. 
 John Stow, 1599 ; W. Lithgow, 1643. 
 — Survey of Cities of Westminster 
 and. John Stow,!"] 20. — The Centurion 
 of, 1591, H. 343. — The Charter, 1682, 
 II. 363.— The Citie's Loyalty dis- 
 played, 1661, H. 346.^The Citie's 
 Loyalty to the King, 1647, H. 345, 
 443. — The Citie's thanks to South- 
 Wfuk, 1647, II. 360. — The Citie'.s 
 Warning-piece, 1642, II. 359. — The 
 Citizens' loss, 1683, IL 364. — The 
 City, 1643, IL 360.— The City 
 Dame's petition^ 1647, I. 263. — The 
 City Law, 1647, 1658, IL 361. — 
 The City Litany, 1648, L 263.— Tbo 
 distressed damsels, H. 345. — Tuo 
 
LONDON 
 
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 LONDON'S 
 
 Primrose of, 1585, H. 343, I. 262. 
 — The Eestauration, 1702, II. 365. 
 — The Triennial Mayor, 1691, II. 
 364. — The Welcome to, 1569-70, H. 
 424. — Three looks over, 1643, 1. 262. 
 — To all Constables of St. Clement's 
 Danes of the Dutchy Liberty, 1661, 
 
 II. 109. — Tower of, True Eelation 
 of oppression ... of gentlemen, 
 prisoners in, 1647, HI- i4S- — 
 Trained Bands, Warrant of Lord 
 Mayor to, 1642, III. 144. — ^Travels 
 through. John Taylor, 1636, H. 599. 
 — Triumphal Arches . . . passage of 
 Charles II. to his coronation, 1661, 
 H. 346. — triumphant. T. Jordan, 
 n.d. — Troia Eediviva, or the glories 
 of, 1674, I. 264. — Troy-novant must 
 not be burnt, II. 365. — True and 
 impartial account of Earthquake, 
 1692, I. 264. — True and perfect re- 
 lation of that execrable fact com- 
 mitted in White Lion Yard, 1674, I. 
 264. — ^True narrative of proceedings 
 at Guildhall, 4 Feb. 1681, IL 363. 
 — True narrative of proceedings at 
 Old Bayly, 13 Oct. 1682, H. 363; 
 1688, II. 364. — True relation of 
 bloody murder in Holborn, 1677, III. 
 146. — True relation of two mer- 
 chants, 1642, III. 145. — True report 
 of Earthquake in, 1580, II. 356. — 
 True report of President and Gover- 
 nors of Corporation of the Poor in, 
 1660, III. 145. — True representation 
 of the burning of St. Paul's, 1561, 
 
 III. 298, — Universal madness ; or 
 new merry Litany, 1647, II. 360. — 
 Valiant and most laudable fight in 
 the Straights, 1591, III. 144. — Vin- 
 dication of Ministers of the Gospel 
 in, 1649, II. 361. — ^Vindication of 
 Sheriffs and Recorder, 1681, II. 363. 
 — Vision concerning the great City 
 of. Humphrey Smith, 1660. — Vive 
 
 ■ le Roy : or London's Joy, 1681, II. 
 363. — Warning to, 1679, II. 363. 
 . — Warning to, by the fall of 
 '.Antwerp. Ralph Norris, n.d. — 
 Warning pieces for, 1642, III. 86. — 
 Woeful news of the burning of houses 
 at the Swan in the Strand, 1607, II. 
 35y. — ^ Wonderful strange sights in. 
 Angel Day, 1585. — Word of God to 
 
 the City of. Lady Eleanor Audley, 
 1644. 
 
 London Bridge, Proposition for bring- 
 ing a man and boat over. John Bui- 
 mer, 1643. — Jone come over, 1579, 
 11.356. . 
 
 London University, Motives grounded 
 on the word of God, for founding, 
 1647, IIL 145. 
 
 Londonderry, New Letter from, 1689, 
 I. 265. — True account of the Siego 
 of. Geo. Walker, 1689. — True rela- 
 tion of the Siege of. H. Finch, 
 1649. — True state and condition of 
 the seven foot-companies in, 1644, 
 L 265. 
 
 Londoner from London hath sent his 
 New Year's Gifts, 1582, 11. 357. 
 
 Londoner's lamentation, 1666, H. 347. 
 — petition for peace, 1643, H. 442. 
 — their entertainment in the country, 
 1604, H. 343. Rich. Milton, 1604. 
 
 Londoniensis, Lex, 1680, III. 147. 
 
 London's Account, 1647, III. 145. — 
 Alacritie, 1647, H. 345. — Armory. 
 R. Wallis, 1677. — Artillery. R. 
 Niccols, 1 61 6. — bitter-sweet cup of 
 tears. /. Crouch, 1666. — blame, if 
 not its shame, 165 1, II. 219. — charity 
 enlarged. S. H., 1656. — Charter.-, 
 The forfeitures of, 1682, IV. 60. — 
 complaint and lamentation, 1644, I. 
 263. — cry. H. Goodcole, 1619. — 
 declaration, 1642, IV. 60. — deliver- 
 ance predicted. /. Gadbury, 1665. 
 — disease and cure. J. Quarles, 
 1665. — Dove. A. Nixon, 1612. — 
 dreadful visitation, 1665, I. 263. — 
 flames discovered, 1667, II. 362. — 
 flames revived, 1689, II. 707. — glory. 
 T. Jordan, 1680. — improvement and 
 the Builder's security improved. A. 
 N., 1679, III. 167.— joy. T. Jordan, 
 1681. — joy and triumph, 1682, III. 
 298. — joyful gratulation. Thos. 
 Jordan, 1642. — joyful welcome to 
 the nobility, 1593-4, H. 351.— jus 
 honorarium. T. Heywood, 1631. — 
 lamentation. III. 298. — lamentaiiun 
 for the loss of the term, 1593, H. 
 343, II. 357. — lamentations. R. P., 
 1666; Thos. Brooks, 1670. — lamen- 
 tations, 1684, n. 364. — lawless 
 liberty. /. Harcey, 1647. — libeities, 
 
LONG 
 
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 LOOKING-aLASS 
 
 1651,11.361; 1682,11.364. — Lord 
 have mercy upon us. H. Climsell, 
 1636. — lottery, 1612, II. 357. — 
 loyalty, Ballad of, 1681, III. 147. — 
 misery. Rich. Milton, 1625. — 
 mourning-gown, 1636, II. 358.- — -new 
 colours displayed, II. 361. — new 
 wonder, 1659, H. 346, I. 263. — 
 nonesuch, 1668, III. 146. — ordinary, 
 or Every Man in his humour, H. 345. 
 — remains. Simon Ford, 1667. — 
 resurrection. Simon Ford, 1679 ; 
 T. Jordan, 1671. — royal triumijh. 
 T. Jordan, 1684. — tempe. T. 
 Decker, 1629. — triumph. T. Jordan, 
 1676 ; J. Bulteel, 1656. — triumphant 
 holiday. C. Hammond, 1660. — 
 trumpet sounding into the City, 1636, 
 H. 461. — Vocation. H-. Climsell, 
 1637.— warning-piece, 1643, H. 345, 
 II- 359-— ■n'onder, 1658, H. 346.— 
 wonders, 1673, I. 264. 
 
 Long, Capt. Anthony. Wm. Hilton's 
 Discovery of Florida, 1664. 
 
 Long, J. Epitaph on Lady Eliz. Crom- 
 well, 1655, IL365. 
 
 Long, Kingsmill. Translated /. 5a7-- 
 cZay's Argenis, 1625. 
 
 Long, Sir Robert, mentioned, 1673, H. 
 
 409, (31)- 
 
 Long, Tom. Bought wit is best, 1634, 
 H. 348. — Merry conceits, H. 348. — 
 Tom Long ye Caryer; 1561-2, H. 348. 
 
 Long, "Walter, and others, Eull Vindica- 
 tion and answer of, 1647, II. 457. — 
 Desires propounded to the House of 
 Commons by, 1647, III. 187. 
 
 Longbeard, Wm., Life and death of. 
 T. Lodge, 1593. 
 
 Longcomptcu, Warwickshire, St. Au- 
 gustine's raising of two dead bodies 
 at, 1581, H. 17. 
 
 Longe parvulii. See Parvula. 
 
 Longer thou livest tlie more fool thou 
 art. W. Wager, [1568]. 
 
 Longevity, Art of. Edm. Gaijton, 
 1659. 
 
 Longinus, Dionysius. Height of Elo- 
 quence, 1652, IL 365. 
 
 Longland, Bp. John, Letters to. Jolin 
 Ashwell, 1527. — Sermones, 1518, II. 
 365. — Sermon made before the King 
 at Greenwich, 1538, II. 365. — Tres 
 Condones, n.d., II. 365. 
 
 Longland, Eub., Pierce Plowmaji as- 
 cribed to, H. 473. 
 
 Longman, Thos., and C. Hitch, Baolr- 
 sellers, Paternoster Roio, 1743, I. 
 167. 
 
 Longus. Pastoral Amours of Dapliiiis 
 and Chloe, 1720, II. 365. 
 
 Longwater, N. Translated Jasper 
 Laet's Prognostication, [1515]. 
 
 Loo, Description of the King's Royal 
 Palace 3,nd Gardens at. Waiter 
 Harris, 1699. 
 
 Look about you : a Pleasant Comedy, 
 1600, H. 469. — about you, or a 
 groatsworth of good council for a 
 penny, 1653, H. 348. — about you, or 
 the Plot of Coutzen, 1641, I. 237. — 
 about you, or a word in season to a 
 divided nation, 1647, III. 37. — Lon- 
 don, Look, 1578, IL 356. — on me, 
 London. ' Rich. Johnson, 1613. — to 
 it, for I'le stabbe ye. S. Rowloiiids^ 
 1604. — up and see wonders, 162S, I. 
 36. 
 
 Looking-Glass, A. Ballad, 1568, II. 
 365. — A Loyal subject's. W. Willy- 
 mat, 1 604. — A Prince's. W. Willy- 
 mat, 1603. — for a Tory, 1681, IL- 
 600. — for all Estates, A Perfect. Iso- 
 crates, 1580. — for all true Christians, 
 H. 103. — for an awakening word, IL 
 365. — for Children. H. Jesse, 1672. 
 — for City and Country, [1630], H. 
 461. — for disdainful Lovers, 1594, IL 
 368. — for Drunkards, 1627, IV. 68. 
 —for each degree, 1595, II. 251. — 
 for England, 1590, H. 185. — for 
 London and England. T. Lodge, 
 1594- — for Lovers, 1576, II. 368. — 
 for Loyalt)-. J. Higham, 1675. — 
 for malignants. John Vicars, 1643. 
 — for Maids, H. 253. — for married 
 folks. R. Snawsell, 16 10. — for 
 Princes, 1642, II. 233. — for Princes 
 and Popes. Wm. Struther, 1632. — 
 for ranters, 1653, III. 208. — for 
 Statesmen, 1648, H. 90. — for the 
 Court. A. Guevara, 1575. — for the 
 Recorder and Justices of the Peace. 
 A. Dociera, 1682. — for the World. 
 W. Macer, 1644. — for Women. T. 
 H., 1644. — of schism. Peter Studley, 
 1635- — of the World, 1644, H. 292. 
 W. Mercer, 1644. 
 
LOFERUS 
 
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 LOTTERY 
 
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 Lord's loud call to England. E. Jesse, 
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LOTTBERi: 
 
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 LOVE 
 
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 Loubere, De la. New historical relation 
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 Love a cheat. Sam. Pepys, n.d.—a, la 
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 1563-— and Arms of the Greek 
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 and Drollery, Songs and poems of. 
 Thos. Weaver, 1554. — and Eloquence, 
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 , — and folly, 1608, H. 349. — and for- 
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 the praise of, 1600, I. 448. — and 
 friendship. Play by. Sir Wm. Killi- 
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 1677. — and, money. Disputations be- 
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 1680, 1. 266. — and valour. V. D'Au- 
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 of, 1560-1, IL 366.— Castle of. S; 
 Grossetesie, n.d. — Character of, 1686, 
 III. 148. — Court of. Ovid; O. 
 Chaucer,i55o. — Description of, 1620, 
 1625, 1629, 1636, 1638, H. 350.— 
 Description of varieties of, 1566, 11.^ 
 366. — Effigies of. Bob. Waring, 
 1680. — for Money. T. Durfey, 1 69 1. 
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 — Fruits of, and falsehood of women, 
 1567, II. 366. — given over, 1620, H. 
 350; 1686, II. 658.— given o're, 
 1682, IL 367; 1685, IIL 3x5.— 
 G«d of. W. Elderton, n.d.— GoAs 
 of, 1567, it 366. — hath found 
 out his eyes. T. Jordan, 1660. — 
 Hecatonphila, or Art of, 1597, H. 
 349.— History of. C. Hopldns, 1695. 
 — History of a famous and passionate, 
 1692, IIL 87.— Image of, n.d., H. 
 349; 1525. H. 694; 1586, II 366. 
 — in a wood. W. WycJierlei/, 1694, 
 — in its extasy. W. Peaps, 1649.— i- 
 in the dark. Sir Fr. Fane, 1675. — 
 Invitation of. J. BrooJcsop, 1662. — 
 La conusance damours, H. 349, I. 
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 •me a little and love me long, 1569- 
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LOVEDAT 
 
 [ 467 ] 
 
 LOVERS 
 
 — of God, Motives and incentives to. 
 Hon. Bob. Boyle, 1659. — of the Soul. 
 G. M., 1583. — of our Town, 1595, II. 
 568. — Parliament of. P. Massinger, 
 1624. — Play of. John Heywood, 
 n.d. — ^Power of, 1643, H. 354. — pre- 
 vented, H. Porter, I ^g8. — Prophecy 
 of the Spirit of. H. Nidaes, 1574. 
 — Kemedy for. Ovid, i6ii. — song, 
 A new. Thos. James, n.d. — Special 
 remedy against lawless. W. Averell, 
 1579. — Tarantula of. W. Fowler, 
 [iS8o].^Tears of. Thos. Collins, 
 1615. — Temple of. I. Jones and Sir 
 W. Davenant, 1634. — The four Loves 
 of the true, H. 349. — the leveller. 
 G. B., 1704. — The old fashioned. 
 /. T., 1594. — Theory and Regulation 
 of. JolinNorris, j688. — Treatise of, 
 1484, H. 349. — Treasure of true. 
 Thos. Tiike, 1608.— Trial of true, II. 
 367. — True Christian. David Dick- 
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 Loveday, Eob. Answer to the Lamen- 
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 , Hymen's Praeludia. 
 
 Iioveday, Sam. Answer to the Lamen- 
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 Lovel, Thos. Dialogue between Cus- 
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 Lovelace, Dudley Posthumus. Verses 
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 i' Gamble's Airs and Dialogues, 1657. 
 
 Lovelace, Francis. Portrait of Richard 
 Lovelace, in B. Lovelace's Lucasta, 
 1659. 
 
 Lovelace, John, Lord, Les Amours 
 d'Anne d'Autriche, 1693; B. May's 
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 ing's Albino and Bellamo, 1639, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Lovelace, Richard, Lord, J. Shirley's 
 Lady of Pleasure, 1637, ded. to. 
 
 [Lovelace, Rich. Lucasta, 1649, H. 
 
 ! 355. !• 266; 1659, H. 355.— The 
 
 Liberty of an Imprisoned Loyalist, 
 1647, I. 366.— Verses in G. A.'s 
 Pallas Armata, 1639. -^^ Beaumont's 
 Comedies and Tragedies, 1647. /. 
 Gamble's Airs and Dialogues, 1657. 
 Hierocles, Golden Verses of Pytha- 
 goras, 1659. Musarum Oxon. Chari- 
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 1657. Eoyall Game of Chess Play, 
 
 1656. A. Tatius, Lives of Clito- 
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 Lovelace, Serj. W. Brief course of 
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 Lovelace, Thos. Verses in B. Love- 
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 Lovell, A. Translated 0. de Bergerac's 
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 Lovell, Hen., Horrid and strange news 
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 Lovell, Rob. Pambotanologia, 1665, 
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 1661, IL 368. 
 
 Lovely Northern Lasse, H. 537. 
 
 Lover, The. B. Croft, 1638. 
 
 Lover, A most true happy, bewailing 
 her loss, 1565-6, II. 368.— ^and the 
 bird, 1557-8, II. 368.— blaming her 
 fortune by Dido and Eneas, 1564, 
 II. 368. — Chance of the dolorous. 
 C. Goodwyn, 1520. — Complaint of a 
 dolorous, H. 349. — Complaint of a, 
 1569, II, 368. — Complaint of the 
 restless, 1564-5, II. 368. — complain 
 ing, the less wit remains the more he 
 lamenteth, 1566, II. 368. — Constant, 
 H. 350, II. 369. — extolling his Lady 
 1568, H. 349. — forsaken of his love, 
 H. 350, 1. 266. — Glorious. B. Keach. 
 1679. — Holy practices of a divine, 
 
 1657, III. 148. — Impotent. C. 0. 
 Gallus, i68g. — Inconstant, 1671, II, 
 368.— Restless, 1569, IL 368.— Skil 
 ful, IL 369. ^The, or nuj^tial Lcfve. 
 Bob. Croft, 1638. 
 
 Lovers, Comfort of. S. Hawes. n.d. — • 
 complaint for the loss of his love, H. 
 351. — Cunning. A. Brome, 1654. — 
 delight, I. 267. — delight for hisBest 
 
LOVE'S 
 
 [ 468 ] 
 
 LOW 
 
 beloved, II. 267. — desire for his best 
 beloved, H. 351. — Disputation of two 
 faithful, 1584, H. 349. — dream, I. 
 267. — Enchanted. Sir Wm. Lower, 
 1658. — garland. The false, I. 267, — 
 garland, The true, [1700], I. 267.^ 
 Humorous. W, Cavendish; Duke of 
 Newcastle, 1677. — Illustrious, 1686, 
 II. 368. — Jocund joy of the meeting 
 of two, 1578, II. 3,68. — ^joy and grief, 
 H. 376. — Joy of two, 1566-7, II. 
 368. — knot untied. The true, II. 369. 
 — lamentation, 1,593, II. 368. The 
 Maiden's witty answer to the same, 
 1593, II. 368. — lengsr at the worst, 
 1565-6, II. 368. — life, Complaint of 
 a. G. Chancer, n.d. — logic. De Oal- 
 lieres, 1670. — Loyal. G. Manuche, 
 1652. — made men. Ben. Jonson, 
 1 61 7. — melancholy. John Ford, 
 1629. — Posie for, 1694, I. 267. — 
 Pleasant new ballad of two, II. 369. 
 — quarrel, 1677 and n.d., H. 354. — 
 Kewards of ungodly, 1564-5, II. 368. 
 — School, 1633-4, IL 368. — Song of 
 two hard-hearted, 1569-70, II. 368. 
 —Song of two stammering, 1 591, II. 
 368. — Spectacle of. W. Walter, n.d. 
 — The two constant, in Scotland, 
 1657, I. 267. — The two faithful, H. 
 353. — ^The two fervent. L. Price. — 
 The two unfortunate, H. 644. — tra- 
 gedy, H. 353. — Tragical and true 
 history which happened between two 
 English. B. Garter, 1568. — Tragical 
 discourse of two English, 1568, II. 
 368. — Tragical history of two, 1 563-4, 
 II. 368. — Two, exclaim against for- 
 tune, 1590, II. 368. — Unfortunate. 
 Sir Wm. Davenant, 1643. 
 Love's a jest. Peter Motteux, 1696. — 
 a lottery and a woman's the prize. 
 Jos. Harris, 1699. — ^between Christ 
 and divers christians. Jeremiah 
 Whitaker, 1654. — carouse, H. 350. 
 — complaints. Of, 1597, H. 349, II. 
 366. — Court of Conscience. H. 
 Crouch, 1637. — craftiness, Garland 
 of, I. 266. — cruelty. Jas. Shirley, 
 1640. — dialect, or Poetical Varieties. 
 T/ios. Jordan, 1646. — dominion. T. 
 Flecknoe, 1654.^ — Empire, 1682, III. 
 86. — fierce desire and hopes of re- 
 covery, L. Price, n.d. — garland. 
 
 1624, 1674, H. 219. — hawking bag. 
 Humphrey Cumherford, n.d. — Jour- 
 nal, 1671, IV. 47. — ^joy and grief. 
 W. Parlcer, n.d. — kingdom. R. 
 Flecknoe, 1664. — knot untied, H. 11. 
 — labour's lost. W. Shakespeare, 
 1598. — lamentable tragedy, II. 366. 
 — last shifts. C, Gibber, 1696.^ 
 leprosy. Thos. Powell, 1598. — 
 martyr, Rob, Chester, 1601. — meta- 
 morphosis. J. Lyly, 1 60 1. — missives 
 to Ver^ue. Rob. Beaumont, 1660. — 
 mistress. T. Heyivood, 1636. — para- 
 dise. J. P., n.d. — perpetual Almanac, 
 1716, I. 266. — posy, 1686, I. 266. — 
 progres royal, 1625, II. 366. — re- 
 venge. Jos. Speed, 1631. — riddle, 
 A. Coioley, 1638. — sacrifice. John, 
 Ford, 1633.— school, 1674, H. .354, 
 
 I. 266; 1682, Ovid, [1640]. — solace. 
 Wm. Parker, n.d. — tears, W. Parker, 
 n.d. — torments eased by death, H. 
 352. — tricks. Jas. Shirley, 1667.— 
 triumph through Callipolis. . Ben 
 Jonson and Inigo Jones, 1630. — true 
 Oracles. T. Boreman, n.d, — victim. 
 G. Gildon, 1701. — victory, W. 
 Chamberlaine, 1658. 
 
 Love-sick Count. R. Brome. — King. 
 
 A. Brewer, 1655.— -maid, H. 353. — 
 
 serving-man, II. 367. 
 Love-song, A new. Tlws. Jones. 
 Love-songs, The Master-piece of, H. 
 
 354- 
 
 Loving chamber-maid, H. 376. — ene- 
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 Lowe, Hen. Almanack, 1557-8, II. 
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 Lowe, Peter. Art of Chirurgery, 1634, 
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 Low, Thos., and J. Banister. New 
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 objections against Q. Elizabeth's pro- 
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 Articles between Monsieur of France 
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LOW 
 
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 1652. — Declaration of causes . . . 
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 Description of. Thos. Danett, 1573; 
 F. Guiceiardini, 1593. — H.M.'s De- 
 
 . claration for encouraging the Subjects 
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 ' of the. W. A., 1669. — Transporta- 
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 376- 
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 • 1659, H. 355. — Phoenix in her 
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 Translated De Cerizier's Triumphant 
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 1655, Horatius, 1656 ; Scarron's 
 Japhet of Armenia, 1657; Eelation 
 of voyage and residence in Holland 
 of Charles XL, 1660, H. 355, IV. 
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 Lowes, John, of Brandeston : A Maga- 
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 626, 665, IIL 36, 298 ; 1644, H. 
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 I 196 ; 1650, IL 413, 688, IIL 236 ; 
 1651, II. 294; 1652, H. 136; 1653, 
 H. 669, L 458; 1654, H. 427, IIL 
 
 47; 165s, IL 483, 631; 1656, n. 
 250, 688;, 1657, L 71; 1658, II 
 176, IV. 49 J 1659, L 153, 240; 
 1660, I. 386, IL 107 ; 1662, IIL 79 ; 
 1665, L 7 ; 1670, II. 483, 656 ; 1675, 
 
 II. 656. 
 
 Lowndes, Sam., Bookseller, 1669, III. 
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 IV. 136; 1674, H. 301; 1675, IL 
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 1681, IL 59; 1684, IIL 25; 1685, 
 L 154, IL 662, IIL 23; 1688, L 
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 IL 366; 1598, H. 5205 1599, H. 
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 1603, H. 167, L 133 ; 1604, H. 167, 
 235. .396, L 129; 1605, H. 59, 171, 
 270, L 213, 395, IL 185, IIL 189; 
 1606, H. 205, 470,1.318.111.60,219, 
 IV. 39; 1607, H. 683, L 98, in. 
 219 ; 1608, H. 171, 238, 274, 1. 214, 
 432, IL 406,478, IIL .253; 1609, 
 H. 82, L 399, IL 265, IIL 279; 
 1610,11. 219; 1611, H. 130, 171, 
 462, 575, L 399, 400, IL 82, III. 9; 
 
 1612, H. 302, 587, L 237, 400, 414 ; 
 
 1613, H. 165, 270, 557, L 387, 414, 
 IL 638, 691 ; 1615. H. 664, II. 560; 
 
 1616, IL 563, IIL 43, IV. 140; 
 
 1617, H. 664, L 115, 399, IV. 13; 
 
 1618, H. 268, 288, I. 457, II. 297,. 
 
 III. 181; 1619, H. 80, 245; 1621, 
 H. 15, L 135; 1622, H. 558, L 73, 
 449, IL 559; 1623, IL 394, 559; 
 1624, I. 9; 1625, III. 165; 1626, 
 H. 153, 270, 588, L 22; 1627, H. 
 27s, L 258. 
 
 Lownes, Humfrey, and R. Young, Book- 
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 Lownes, Matthew, BooJcseller, St. Dun- 
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 1596, H. 161, 244, 371 ; 1598, H. 
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LOWNES 
 
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 LUCIAN 
 
 31. i°9. 378, I- 87, ,60; 1604, H. 
 331, II. 191, 394; 1605, H. 557, I. 
 23, 262 ; 1606, H. 442, 592, I. 318, 
 320. 583. Ill- 80; 1607, H. 333, 
 687, III. 80; I0o8, H, 130, 238, 
 349. I- 432; 1609. H. 573, L 43, 
 399. II- 191. Ill- 31; 1610, H. 73, 
 189, 219; 1611, H. lop, 130, 573, 
 I- 170, 399, II- 120, III. 32; 1613, 
 H- 165, 557; 1617, I. 26; 399, 11. 
 289 ; 1618, H. 31, 189, 498, I. 457, 
 III. 211; 1619, H. 627; 1620,11. 
 232, 428; 1622, H. 610, II. 24; 
 1624, II. 283 ; 1625, III. 105 ; n.d., 
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 Lowth, R. Judgement of Hercules, 
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 Lowther, Sir Gerard, Speech at Im- 
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 the tower. Sir F. Wortley, 1648. — 
 subject's admonition, H. 92. — sub- 
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 Charles II., H. 94. — subject's Jubilee, 
 1649, H. 130, 292. — subject's Li- 
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 Loyalty amongst rebels. Edw. Wolley, 
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 Loyalty's tears. Sir J. BirJcenliead, 
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LUCIAN'S 
 
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 M., C. Dedication in T. Watson's 
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 M., C. Disputatio Apologetiea, 1645, 
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 il., C. Translated A. Neri's Art of 
 
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 E, Ch. A Myrrhine Posie, 1639, II. 
 
 373- 
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 tt., E., and T. E., Printers, 1635, HI- 
 
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 1650, II. 20; 1651, II. 422; 1653, 
 
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 M., E., Bookseller, [1680], L 249, H. 
 
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 M., F. Translated The Deposition of 
 
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 M., F., Printer, 1651, IL 506. 
 M., G. The Love of the Soul, 1583, 
 
 1619, H. 365. 
 M., G. Verses in W. Sanderson's 
 
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 M., G. The Citizens' Complaint for 
 
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 M., H., Printer, 1575, H. 222; 1695, 
 
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 M., H. P. .iEsop's Fables, with pictures, 
 
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 M., L Anatomy of Pope Joane, 1624, 
 
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 M., M. Gulielmo Augusto Britanni- 
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 M., M., Bookseller, i6^o, III. loi; 
 1652, L 275. 
 
 M., M. Or., Epistle to : in Copy of a 
 Letter written by a M.A. of Cam- 
 bridge, 1584, IL 463. 
 
 M., P. Epitaph on death of Rich. GooJ- 
 rick, xs8o, L 271, H. 365. ^ 
 
 M., P.' King Charles, his birthright, 
 1633. See P. Mackenzie. 
 
 M., P. The Cimmerian Matron, 1668, 
 
 II- 374- 
 M., P. Speech of a Fife Laird, [1670]^ 
 
 IV. 62. 
 M., P., gent. Translated H. Sclioiiteii^ 
 
 Hairy-Giants, 1671. 
 M., P., Bookseller, n.d., III. 194. 
 M., R. Epitaph on death of RicL 
 
 Goodrick, 1580, H. 365, I. 271. , 
 M., R. Verses in The Mohumetane or 
 
 Turkish History, 1600, II. 607. | 
 M., R. News of Sir Walter Raleighf 
 
 1618, IL 374. 
 M., R. Micrologial, 1629, H. 365, IL 
 
 374- . 
 
 M., R. Preface in Synopsis, or Abridge- 
 ment of Lord Coke's Commentaries, 
 1652. 
 
 M., R., Printer, 1629, I. 118. 
 
 M., R., Boolcseller, 1616, H. 420, I. 
 306; 1633, IL 127; 1635, H. 276, 
 L 216. 
 
 M., S. The Heavenly Passenger, 1687, 
 H. 365.— The True trial of the Un- 
 derstanding, 1687, H. 509. 
 
 M, S., Printer, 1613, H. 325. 
 
 M., S., and H. H., BooJcsellers, 1613, 
 H. 389. 
 
 M., S. T. Translated St. Augustine's 
 Confessions, 1638, III. 9. 
 
 M., S. W. Caledon's Complaint. See 
 Sir W. Mure. 
 
 M., T. ., Micro-Cynicon, 1599, H. 365. 
 
 M., T. Verses in J. Buret's Alveary, 
 1580; N. Ling's Politeuphuia, 16 10. 
 
 M., T. The English Helicon, 1636, IL 
 
 374- 
 
 M., T. Translated R. Johnston's His- 
 tory of Scotland, 1646. 
 
 M., T. Certain Observations on some 
 Texts of Scripture, 1648,111. 151. 
 
 M., T. Life of Nim, 1657, IL 708,— 
 
M. 
 
 [ 477 J 
 
 MAOHIAVELLI 
 
 Life of a Satyrical Puppy, 1657, H. 
 
 I 365- 
 
 %, T. Blood for Blood, 1661, H. 408, 
 
 IV. 88. 
 %,"£., Prinier, 1650-65, see T. Mahbs ; 
 
 1659-99, see T. Milbourne. 
 %., T., Printer, 1706, III. 311. 
 Ji,, T., Bookseller, 1672, H. 168 ; 1677, 
 
 II. 591; 1679, I. 245; 1688, I. 
 
 456. 
 
 JL, W. Eemembrance of the -worthy 
 shooting of the Duke of Shoreditch, 
 1583, H. 366. 
 
 M., W. The Man in the Moon, 1609, 
 H. 84. 
 
 M., W. Translated Garcia's Son of a 
 Rogue, 1638. 
 
 KL, W. The Queen's Closet Opened, 
 1655. II. 374; 1656, H. 121, II. 
 374; 1668, III. 298. 
 
 M,, W., Bookseller, 1642, III. 295; 
 1679, III. 27. 
 
 Mabbe, Jas. Translated M. Aleman's 
 The Rogue, 1622; Cervantes' Exem- 
 plary Novels, 1640; T. de Montal- 
 .Ws Spanish Bawd, 163 1. 
 
 Mabb, Ralph, Bookseller. 1 610, II. 261 
 1611,11.698; 1623, III. 273 ; 1624, 
 1 402; 1626,1.188; 1632,11.261 
 1635, 1. 17, 22, 209 ; II. 39, A. 104 
 1637, I 17; 1638, H. 439, I. 64 
 1639, 1. 424, III. 7 ; 1640, 1^361 
 1641, II. 505. 
 
 Habbe, Thos., Printer, 1650, H. 539, 
 502, III. 114; 1651, H. 182, II 
 437; 1652, 11. 209; 1653, II. 402 
 HI. 208, 221, 261 ; 1654, II. 51 
 
 1655, in. 216; 1656, I. 161, 356: 
 ir. 261; 1657, I. 24s; 1658, H, 
 592, 610, II. 600; 1659, II. 328, 
 
 III 201, IV. 88 ; 1660, II. 290! 
 107, III. 249; 1661, H. 593, II 
 624; 1662, II. 176, III. 31, IV. 4, 
 A. 262; 1663, II. 182, IV. 105 
 
 1664, H. 575, I. 21, 58, 212, 328, 
 442,11. I43>i82, 366,419, III. 251 
 
 1665, H- 278, 404, I. 246, 459, 489, 
 11.577, 286; 1666, III. 202; n.d. 
 
 H. 92, 354, 367- 
 Hacabre, Daunce of. John Lydgate, 
 
 1554- 
 Hacaria, Description of the Kingdom 
 
 of, 1641,11 88, lY. 153. 
 Uacbeth. W. ShaJcesjiear, 1673. 
 
 MacCab, The valiant deedes of, 1588, 
 
 II. 301. 
 Macclesfield, Charles, Earl of, /. Hart- 
 
 cKffe's Moral and Intellectual Virtues, 
 
 1 69 1, ded. to. — True account of A. 
 
 Fitton's unreasonableness against the, 
 
 1686, III. 81. 
 MacConnor, Dermond, Copy of a Letter 
 
 from, 1642, II. 303. 
 Macduff's Cross in Fyfe, Essay upon 
 
 the inscription of. /. Cunningham, 
 
 1678. 
 Mace, E. Profit, Conveniency, and 
 
 Pleasure to the Nation, 1675, IV. 
 
 153- 
 Mace, Thos. Music's Monument, 1676,] 
 
 II- 374- 
 
 Macedonia, Travels in. K Urozon, 
 1673. 
 
 Macer, M. Herbal practised by Dr. 
 Lynacre, n.d., H. 366, IV. 62. — New 
 Herbal, translated, H. 366. 
 
 MacFlecknoe. John Dryden, 168,2. 
 
 Machabeus, Dr., Sir D. Lyndsay's Dia- 
 logue betwix Experience and ane 
 Courtiour, printed for, H. 362, II. 
 
 374- 
 Macbam, Joyce, Bookseller, 1619, I. 
 
 53- 
 
 Macbam, Sam., and M. Cooke, Boolc- 
 sellers. Tiger's Head, St. Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1606, H. 98, 334; 1607, 
 II. 526. 
 
 Macbam, Sam., and E. Edgar, Book- 
 sellers, Bull's Head, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard, 1608, I. 198, H. 252. 
 
 Macbam, Sam., Bookseller, Bullhead, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, i6o8,"H. 274, 
 I. 214, III. 253; 1609, H. 252, 267, 
 I. 188, II. 266, 280, 316; 1610, H. 
 282, II. 345; 1611, H. 161, I. 131; 
 1612, H. 161. 
 
 Macbiavelli, N. Works, 1675, II. 
 374. —Art of War, 1560, 1573, 
 1588, II. 374. — Discourses, 1636, 
 1674, II. 375. — Florentine History, 
 1595, II. 374. — Machiavell's Dog, 
 1617, H. 366. — Machiavell's Ghost, 
 1 641, I. 271. — Macbiavelli as he 
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 of Means of Well governing : against, 
 1602, III. 66. 
 
MAOHIAVELL 
 
 [ 478 ] 
 
 MADAGASCAR 
 
 Machiavell, Unmasking of a female. 
 T. Andrewe. 
 
 Machin, L., and G. Markham. The 
 Dumb Knight, 1608, 1633, H. 
 366, I. 272. — ^Eclogs in Barkstead's 
 Mirrha. 
 
 Machlinia, W. de, Printer, 1480, H. 
 460, II. ig8, 578-9 ; 1483-4. I- 
 328, I. 421 ; n.d., H. 74, 605, 642, 
 II. 372. 
 
 Machrie, "W. Eoyal Eecreation and 
 Art of Cocking, 1705, II. 375. 
 
 McKail, H., Sufferings and death of : 
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 Mackaile, M. Diversity of Salts and 
 Spirits maintained, 1683, II. 708. — 
 Fons Moffetensis, 1659, II. 375. 
 
 Mackay, Lieut.-Gen., Three Elegies to 
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 Mackenzie, Sir G. Aretina, 1660, II. 
 375. — Defensio antiquitatis Eegalis 
 Scotorum Prosapise, 1689, IV. 62. — • 
 Defence of the Antiquity and Pari. 
 Laws of Scotland, 1685, II. 376. — 
 
 ■ Jus Eegium, 1684, II. 375. — Institu- 
 tion of the laws of Scotland, 1694, 
 II. 376. — Laws and Customs of 
 Scotland in matters Civil, 1699, I. 
 491. — Letter of the Nobility, 1703, 
 IV. 94.- — Moral Essay, 1666, n.d., 
 1685, II. 375. Eeply by J. Evelyn, 
 Public Employment and an active 
 Life, 1667. — Moral Gallantry, 1669, 
 II. 375.-;-Moral History of Frugality, 
 1691', III. 151. — Observations on 28 
 Act, 23 Pari- James VI., 1675, H. 
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 ' — Poems, I. 272. — Eeason, 1690, 
 IIL 151. — Eeligio Stoici, 1663, IV. 
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 Heraldry, 1680, II. 375. 
 ackenzie, P. King Charles, his 
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 MacKenyre, Capt. Thos., mentioned in 
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 Mackerell, B. Catalogue of Books^ in 
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 Mackguier, P. Tears for death of 
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 Mackie, John, Bookseller, EdinhurgTi, 
 
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 Mackland, Lord, Exceeding Joyful 
 
 News from Scotland, brought by, 
 
 1642, III. 308. 
 Mackline Printer, H. laey, 161 5. 
 McEnigkt, Marian, Acrostic on the 
 
 name of: in /. Fullarton's Turtle 
 
 Dove, 1664. 
 Macciueen, J. The Good Patriot set 
 
 forth, 1694, IV. 62. 
 Macqueere, Lord, Bloody Acts of: in 
 
 Jos. Salmon's Bloody !News from 
 
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 Mackwilliam, Hen., J. Astley^s Art of 
 
 Eiding, 1584 ; C. Carte's Art of Eld- 
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 Mackworth, Sir H. Bill for the better 
 
 relief, imployment, and settlement 'of 
 
 the Poor, 1704; IV. 153. — England's 
 
 Glory, 1694, IV. 153. — Peace at 
 
 Home, 1703, IV. 1-53. 
 MacMorice. New News, &o., 1570, 
 
 H. 291. 
 Macock, John, Printer, 1645, I. 228, 
 
 II. 501 ; 1646, H. T58, II. 5015 
 
 1647, IL 14 ; 1648, H. 519, L 364, 
 
 492, in. 79, IV 58; 1649, IV. 138; 
 
 1650, 11. 202, 280 J 1651, III. 192; 
 
 1653, IL 178; 165s, L 459 J 1659, 
 
 I. 273, II. 460; 1660, H. 192, II. 
 
 16, 106,400, 1.- 237; 1669, IV. 116; 
 
 1670, III. 17; 1671, III. 142, IV. 
 
 43; 1672, L 207; 1675, II. 321; 
 
 1676, III. 292, IV. 34 ; 1677, L 
 
 123; 1679, L 31; 1681, III. 
 
 143- 
 
 Macrobius, Translations of : in T. 
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 Mad couple well matcht. R. Brome, 
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 Taylor, 1642. — kind of wooing, n.d., 
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 tales of. A. Borde, n.d.- — pranks of 
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 Madagascar, Brief description of. R. 
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MADAGASCAK 
 
 [ 479 ] 
 
 MAGNUM 
 
 lladagascar, and other Poems. Sir W. 
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 Madame Fickle. Thos. Durfey, i6tt. 
 
 lladame Semphronia's Farewell. D. P., 
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 Madcaps new gallymawfrey, Old. N. 
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 Uaddison, Lionel, /. Balmford's Unlaw- 
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 Maddison, Sir Ealph. England's Look- 
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 Maddox, Jas., Advertisement of, [1682], 
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 Madeley, Eoger, Printer, 1553, H. 636. 
 
 Madman's Morrice. H. Crouch, 1640. 
 
 Madness, Mirror of. Jas. Sanford, 
 
 1576- 
 Madoz, Eev. Eich. Diary, 1582-3, H. 
 
 57- 
 Madrid, Adventures in. Marij Pix, 
 
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 H. 370; 1632, IlL 166; 1657, H. 
 
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 Madrigals. T. Bateson, 1 604 ; John 
 
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 , Carlton, 1601 ; M. Uste, 1604 ; J. 
 
 Farmer, 1599; 0." Gibbons, 1612; 
 
 Rah. Jones, 1607 ; Geo. Kirhy, 1597 ; 
 
 H. Ldelifield, 1614 ; Thos. Morlei/, 
 
 1594; Peter Philips, 1598; F. Pil- 
 
 kington, 1613; W. Porter, 1632; 
 
 John Ward, 1613; Thos. Watson, 
 
 1590; Thos. Weelkes, 1597; John 
 
 Wilhy, 1598. 
 llsris. Daphn - Amaryllis. David 
 
 Hume, 1604. 
 Msestricjit, Narrative of the siege and 
 
 surrender of, 1673, II. 419. 
 Maffaeus. J. P. Faga Sseculi, 1632, H. 
 
 366, IL 376. 
 Maganasses, F. Voyages, 1580, II. 
 
 376. 
 JIag-Astro-Mancer, The. J. Gaide, 
 
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 llagdalenS,, De unl Bp. John Fisher, 
 
 lagellan, Capt. Wood's Voyages 
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 T. Frozer, 1698. 
 
 Maggots : Poems by S. Wesley, 1685. 
 Magic, History of. Friar Bacon, 1627 ; 
 
 G. Naude, 1657. — -Mathematical. 
 
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 Magical Sciences, Wickedness of. F. 
 
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 Magistery, The, H. 5. 
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 Magistrates, Directions for the health 
 
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 Magistratum, Ad. Tlios. Stephens, 
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 Magna Carta, 1514, 1525, IV. 62.-^ 
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 — Brief Collections out of, 1643, II. 
 376. 
 
 Magnalia Dei, 1644, III. 41. 
 
 Magnes, H., Boolcseller, Russell St., 
 1672, 1674, I. 224. 
 
 Magnes, Jas., Boolcseller, Russell St., 
 1660, L 375, IV. 47; 167 1, IV. 
 165; 1672, H. 168, I. 104; 1675, 
 I- 228, IL 338; 1676, IL 337; 1677, 
 II. 44, in. 70, IV. 179; 1678, IL 
 338, IIL 70; 1679, IIL 70; 1680, 
 
 11. 338. 
 
 Magnes, M., and R. Bentley, Book- 
 sellers, 1680, IL 188, 89; 1681, I. 
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 Magnes, S., and R. Bentley, Boole- 
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 Magnete, De. W. Gilbert, 1600. 
 
 Magnetical Advertisements. Wm. Bar- 
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 Magnetismus Magnus. Sir M. Hale, 
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 Magnificat, Exposition upon the, 1538, 
 L 150. 
 
 Magnificence. Interlude by /. Slcelton, 
 n.d. 
 
 Magnum Abbreviamcntum, 1499, IV. 
 98. 
 
MAGUIRE 
 
 [ 480 ] 
 
 MAINE 
 
 Maguire, Lord. Last Speeches and 
 Confession, 1645, IIL 119. 
 
 Mahomet. Alcaron, n.d., 1. 430. — Life. 
 SirW. Raleigh, 1637. — Mohammedis 
 Impostura, 1615, 11. 292. — Portrait 
 in Pourtraiture of 9 modern worthies 
 of the World, 1632, L 468. • 
 
 Mahomet IV., Abra-Mule ; or True 
 history of. M. Le Noble, 1696. — 
 Account of a procession enjoined by, 
 II. 608. — Portrait in Sir P. Rycaul's 
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 Mahomet and Hirem, the fair Greek. 
 Geo. Peele, n.d. 
 
 Mahomet Bee, History of. , /. Evelyn, 
 1669. 
 
 Mahomedism,, Downfall of. A Great 
 Vision, 170a, II. 608. — The first 
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 Mahon, Ed. Translated D. Gonsales' 
 Man in the Moon, 1638. 
 
 Mahon, John, Lord, P. Massinger's 
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 Maid forsaking her lover, Ballet of, 
 1562-3, II. 377. — ^If ever I marry I 
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 II. 377. — Lamentation of a, 1592, 
 II. 332. — The constant. Jos. Shir- 
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 moralized, 1570, II. 377. 
 
 Maid of Honor. P. Massinger, 1632. 
 
 Maiden, History of a, who for years 
 neither eateth, drinketh, &c., 1589, 
 H. 226.— Lamentation of a modest, 
 1581, IL 377. 
 
 Maiden of Confolens, History of. A. 
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 Maiden queene, The. H. Raymond, 
 1607. — warrior, The, n.d., H. 675. 
 
 Maidenchild, Strange example of a, 
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 Maidenhead well lost, A. T. Seywood, 
 1634. 
 
 Maidens, A good warning for all, H.- 
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 Ballad : the vain expense of fond 
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 case sent to her kind companions, 
 1592, ir. 377,— choice, 1591, IL 
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 C. Goodwyn, 1542 ;ii. Greene, i^^i. 
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 I. 485. — nay, Tlie, H. 351. — of Lon- 
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 H. 636. — tragedy, Answer to, H. 
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 Maids and . wives, To all unchaste, 
 1565-6, II. 377. — complaint against 
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 to all, to live virtuously, 1568, IL 
 377. — Hjimble Petition, of many 
 thousand country, 1647, II. 377. — 
 in London, Merry meeting of, 1567, 
 
 II. 356. — lamentation^ for lack of a 
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 of, 1570, II. 377. — of the Country, 
 Pretty new ballad whereby you may 
 know, &c., 1564-5, II. 377. — of the 
 City of London, Declaration, [1670I 
 
 III. 146. — petition for the lawful 
 days of recreation, 1647, H. 675. — 
 petition to the Hon. Members of 
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 revenge. Jas. Shirley, 1639. — Talk 
 between two, 1557-8, IL 377.— 
 tragedy. /. Fletcher y 1609 ; E. 
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 Maidstone, Eorin. and shape of a mon- 
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 Maidwell, L. The Loving Enemies, 
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 Maier, Michael, Edited Tripos Aureus, 
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 Maierus, Count Michael. Themis 
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 Maillard, Leon. Verses in D. Echlin's 
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 Maillard, Mary, True Eelation of won- 
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 Maillet, Sieur de. Balet de la revanche 
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 Main, Jasper, translated /. Donne's 
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 Maine, Duke de, Declaration oi yic- 
 
MAINEPRIZE 
 
 [ 481 ] 
 
 MALLBONE 
 
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 Mainprize, Treatise of Bail and. Sir 
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 Mainwaring, Sir A., N. Bradshaio's 
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 Mainwaring, Col., Relation of proceed- 
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 Mainwaring, Ev. Vita sana et longa, 
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 Mainwaring, Sir Geo., I. Wldtney's 
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 Mainwaring, Geo. Sir A. Sherley's 
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 Mainwaring, Sir H. The Seaman's 
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 378. 
 Mainwaring, Bp. Roger, Proclamation 
 
 suppressing two sermons by, 1628, 
 
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 1627, III. 151. — True relation of 
 
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 Mainwaring, T. Dedication in Honor 
 
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 Mainwaring, Sir T. Defence of Ani- 
 
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 Mainwaring, Hawes, and others. Case 
 
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 Maister, Dr., A. Bertholdus' Terra Si- 
 
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 378, H. 366. 
 Maitland, Lady Jane, Sermon at burial 
 
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 Uaitland, Rich., Lord, F. Barlow's 
 
 Birds and Leasts drawn from life, 
 
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 llajestas Intemerata, 1649, I. 272 ; 
 
 1689, II 378. 
 Mjesty in misery. G. WitJier, 1648. 
 Jlajor, Diin., Bookseller, 1677, I. 212, 
 
 288, II. 701, 711, III. 146, 242; 
 1678, I. 264, II. 362, 587, 691, 69S, 
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 Major, Eliz. Honey on the Rod, 1656, 
 
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 Major, J. Historia Majoris Britanniae, 
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 Makebates abused a man and his wife. 
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 Malampopronoea. H. Plahjwell, 1681. 
 
 Malay, Dialogues in English and. Go- 
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 Malborn hills. New instruction . . . 
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 Malby, N. Plain and easy way to re- 
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 Malcontent, The. J. Marston, 1604; 
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 Mai Cutpurse. See Mrs. Mary Frith. 
 
 Maldachini, Donna Olimpia. Life, by 
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 Malebranche. Search after Truth,i699, 
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 Malfy, Duchess of. Tragedy, by John 
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 Malice defeated : Relation of accusa- 
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 282. 
 
 Malignancy un-masked. /. S., 1642. 
 
 Malignant's Conventicle, 1643, II. 378. 
 
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 Mall, Thos. A Cloud of "Witnesses. 
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 Mallabar, Coasts of. Justification of 
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 Mallbone, Peter. Letter: in Strange 
 
 2 H 
 
MALLENS 
 
 [ 482 ] 
 
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 I. 219. 
 Mallens, John, E. BichnolVs Sword 
 
 against swearing, ded. to. 
 Mallerie, Malchisedech, quarrel with 
 
 Arthur Hill. By F. A., 1580, H. i. 
 Mallet, A., Boohseller, 1704, I. 264. 
 Mallet, A., Boolrseller in Half-moon 
 
 Court, 1677, II. 192 ; 1680, III. 229; 
 
 1685, II. 311 ; 1686, IIL 297 j 1687, 
 
 III. 228. 
 Mallet, E., Printer, 1684, II. 327, 651, 
 
 364- 
 Mallet, Eliz., BooTcseller, 1702, II. 
 
 .312. 
 Mallet, Jacques, Printer, Lyons, 1613, 
 
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 Mallia, Complaint of. T. Ddoney, 
 
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 Malmerophus : Ballad of Two Lovers, 
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 Malmsbury, Vindication of the surren- 
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 Malory, Sir Thos. Le Morte d' Arthur. 
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 Malsters and Brewers, Proclamation 
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 Malta, Certain and true news from the 
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 Malthus, S., Bookseller, 1705, II. 596, 
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 Malthus, Thos. , Boolcselle/r, Sun, Poultry, 
 1681, IV. 37; 1682, IIL 67; 1683, 
 L 367, IL 530, 658, in. 123, 160, 
 289, IV. 81 ; 1684, IL 233, 69s, IV. 
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 Malton Spaw. W. Simpson's Hydro- 
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 Maltravers, Lord, H. Reynolds' Mytho- 
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 Malyn, Wm. Map or description of 
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 The maintenance of Free Trade, 1622, 
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 Mamamouclii. E. Ravenscroft, 1675. 
 
 Mamillia. Roi. Greene, 1583. 
 
 Man, Edw., Bookseller, 1665, II. 
 129. 
 
 Man, Jonas, BooTcseller, 1621, I. 189,- 
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 Man, Paul, Bookseller, 1622, I. 339. 
 
 Man, Samuel, Bookseller, 1616, H. 510, 
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 Man, Steph. Relation of certain things 
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 Man, Thos., Bookseller, 1578, H. 32, 
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 370; 1580, 1. 166. III. 249; 1581, 
 H. 655; 1583, IV. 38; 1584, II. 
 685 ; 1589, H. 164, 689, I. 379, IL 
 161; 1590, IL 590, IV. 74; 1591, 
 H. 289, 613, IL 563, IIL 84; 1592, 
 H. 13, 563, L 390; 1593, L 228, 
 IL 287, 586; 1594, H. 592; 159s, 
 H. 57°. 65s. II. 534, 644 ; 1597, H. 
 153. II- 353. 426; 1598, IIL 219, 
 285, IV. 271 ; 1600, H. 99, 1. 84, 
 378, IL 683, A. 164; 1602, H. 608; 
 IIL 145 ; 1603, L 133, II. 308, 407, 
 III. 285; 1604, H. 167, 232, 1. 122 ; 
 1605,11.490; 1607,11.167; 1612, 
 L 53, IL180; i6i3,IL638; 1616, 
 IIL 43; 1617, IV. 13; 1618, IIL 
 181 ; 1620, H. 701 ; 1622, L 53, 73 ; 
 
MAN 
 
 [ 483 ] 
 
 MANDEVILLE 
 
 1623, II. 86; 1630, II. 62, iSo; 
 1633. H. 633. 
 Man, Thos. and Jonas, Boolcsellers, 1 6 1 1, 
 
 II. 86, A. 270. 
 Man, Age and Life of, II. 367. — Ana- 
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 — and Woman, Interlude with Argu- 
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 Adam. I. de Peijrere, 1656. — Be- 
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 R. Crimsall, n.d. — Dignity of. A. 
 Nixon, 161 2. — Discourse upon the 
 nature and faculties of. Tkos. 
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 S., 1688. — Hieroglyphics of the life 
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 J, Banister, 1578. — History of the 
 perfect-cursed-blessed. Jos. Fletcher, 
 1628. — in favour. Father Petre, 
 1688. — in the Moon. F. Godwin, 
 1638; Don Gonscdes, 1638; W. M., 
 1609; [1649], I^- 153- — in the 
 Moon, Endymion or the, 1653, H. 
 185. — in the Moon drinks Claret, H. 
 367. — Noble Life and Nature of. 
 L. Andreioe, n.d. — of destiny's hard 
 fortune. Jack Ketch, 1679. — of 
 honour, III. 192. — of mode. Sir 
 Geo. Etherege, 1676. — on horseback, 
 IV. 63. — Prerogative of. R. Ooerton, 
 1645. — Strange metamorphosis of, 
 1634,1. 273. — Summoning of, I. 273. 
 — that would be unmarried again, 
 1557-8, II. 3S3.— The Age of, n.d., 
 IL 380.— The New, 1622, IL 380. 
 — The temperate, 1678, II. 379. — 
 Vanity and excellency of. W. Reti- 
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 Man-mouse taken in a trap. Thos. 
 
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 Manassas, King of Juda, History of, 
 
 1569, IL 380. 
 Manasses, E. Narration of late ]ito- 
 
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 Manaton, Pearce, Letter to : in W. 
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 Manchester, Charles, Earl of. B. 
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 Particular Eelation of the removes 
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 86. — N. Bacon's Government of Eng- 
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 Manchester, Henry, Earl of. Con- 
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 Manchester, Declaration and summons 
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 1643, IV. 54. — Letter from a Gentle- 
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 Manchester Boolsellers : Ep. Johnson, 
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 Mancinus, D. De quatuor virtutibus, 
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 Mandelso, J. A. de. Travels : in Voy- 
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 63- 
 Mandeslo, A. de. See Mandelso. 
 
 Mandeville, Sir John. Ce livre est 
 
MANDEVILLE 
 
 [■ 484 ] 
 
 MAN'S 
 
 appelle MandeviUe, &c., III. 152. — 
 Itinerariuni in partes Jherosolimi- 
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 1565, I. 274. — ^Germanic^, 1484, IV. 
 63. — Trattato de la piu maravegliose, 
 &c., [1480], I. 274^ 491; 1488, IV. 
 63. — Voyages and Travels. East, 
 n.d., H. 368, I. 234; 1612, I. 274; 
 1618, H. 368^ 1625, H. 368, 1. 274; 
 1684, H. 368; 1696, 1704, 1722; 
 1727, II. 380. — "Ways of the Holy 
 Land (towards Jerusalem, 1499, H. 
 368 ; 1503, H. 368, II. 380 ; Pynson, 
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 Mandeville, H. Montagu, Viscount, S. 
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 T. Higgons^ Mystical Babylon, 1624, 
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 Manditier, J., et P. Oliver, Printers at 
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 Mandrakes, Historical Account of, 
 1741, I. 274. 
 
 Man-fish, Strange relation of, 1642, H. 
 
 344- . 
 
 Mangle, Sir Eich., R. S.'s Jovial Gar- 
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 Manifest truths, or an invasion of 
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 Manilius. Ancient Astronomy, 1697, 
 
 I. 274. — Sphere of,' trans, by E. 
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 Manipulus Curatorum, 1500, I. 274; 
 1508, IV. 44. — Vocabulorum. P. 
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 Mankind, Birth of. John Jones, 1549 : 
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 Manly, Dan. Edited H. Hexham's 
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 Schosten's Japan, 1665 ; S. Hus- 
 
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 Manley, R. Commentariorum de re- 
 
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 Manley, Capt. Rob. Translated F. 
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 Manley, Thos. Affliction and deliver- 
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 Wool, 1677, IV. 153. — Exact Ab- 
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 1670, IV. 128. — Iter Caroliiium, 
 1660, H. 368, I. 275. — Lives of 
 Henry Duke of Gloucester and Prin- 
 cess Mary of Orange, 1661, II. 380. 
 — Temporis Augustiae, 1649, I. 274. 
 — Usury at six per cent., 1669, HI. 
 152. Replied to, in Sir T, Culpepper's 
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 Manlove, E. Divine Contentment, 
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 Mann, Wm., T. Brown's Life of Jo. 
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 Manner of the world now a days, n.d., 
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 Mannering, Sir A., Tragedy of Nero, 
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 Mannering, Thos., T. Heyioood's Second 
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 Manners, Lady Bridgett, Verses to : in 
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 Manners, Counsellor, his Last Legacy 
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 Manners, Little book of good. Erctsmiis. 
 
 Manning. England's Conversion and 
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 380. 
 
 Manning, E. Ashrea, 1665, H. 368,1. 
 275. — Verses in R. Baron's Mirza, 
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 Manning, E. Greenwich hill, 1697, II. 
 380. — Dedication in R. Boyle, Earl 
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 Manning, Jas. I am for you all, 1604, 
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 Mannock, Lady, J. P. Cavius' Loving 
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 Manojo, Ferd. Translated News from 
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 Manolesso, E. M. Historia nova . . . 
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 Manors, Reasons . . . for passing Act 
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 Man's creation, Adam's fall, &c. J. 
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MANSEL 
 
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 579. By A. Kingsmill, 1572. — fatal 
 end. L. Ramsay, 1578. — folly, Glass 
 of. B. H., 1595. — life, Compendious 
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 of. P. Ker, 1690. — mortality. Rich. 
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 Mansel, Sir Rob. /. B.'s Algiers 
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 Mansfeld, Emst, Earl or Count of. 
 Apology, 1622, I. 183. — Declara- 
 tion of War, 1624, II. 380. — 
 Arrival in the Dukedom of Bra- 
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 proceedings of Bavarian and Spanish 
 forces before Heidelburg, 1622, II. 
 247. — The 2 of Sept. : Battle between 
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 9 of Sept. : Count Mansfeld's Pro- 
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 — Entry . . . into service of Duke 
 of BuUen, 1622, II. 247. — Taking 
 of the Imperial Towns by, 1622, II. 
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 Markham's Yox Militis, 1625, ded. 
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 Mansfield, Chas. Cavendish, Viscount, 
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 MansMp, Sam., Bookseller, Black Bull, 
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 1688, I. 427, II. 470. 
 
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 293- 
 
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 Mantua, Doleful Ditty of lamentable 
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 Mantuanus. Bucolicks, tram. T. Har- 
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 Manual in hande and harte, 1562-3, 
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 Manuale ad usum eccles. Eboracen., 
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 63. — ad usum Sarum, 1506, II. 381 ; 
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 Manuche, C. The Bastard, 1652, II. 
 367, I. 275. — The Just General, 
 1652, II. 367, I. 275. — The Loyal 
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 Manuductio. Jas. Shirley, 1660, 
 
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 Manuel, Don E. The Government of 
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 Manutius, A. Phrases LinguiE Latinse, 
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MASON 
 
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 G. Chapman, 1613. — of the League 
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 MascLues, Character of two royal. B. 
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 son, 1614-15. 
 
 Mass, Act of Parliament against saying, 
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 ing in pieces of the. A. De Adamo, 
 1556. — displayed. JohnBedS, 1619. 
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 mother, 1548, II. 387. — Examination 
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 neral of the. Du Rodon, 1673.— 
 Interpretation ,and signification of 
 the, 1532, H. 382. Friar Oerard, 
 1532. — Liturgy of the. J. Brerely, 
 1620, — ;New Dialogue, or Examina- 
 tion of, n.d., I. 282. — Prevee Masse. 
 E. Oest, 1548. — Proclamation re- 
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 485. — Resurrection of the. H. Hi- 
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 The hurt of hearing. John Bradford. 
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 388. — The upchering of, 1550, H. 
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 Mass-monger, Unmasking of the. M. 
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 Mass-priests, Ballad of a priest that 
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 Massachusetts, or the first planters of 
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 Masselin, Eob., Printer, Paris, 1553, 
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 Massey, Col., A new hue and cry after] 
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 Massinello, or Satyr against the Asso- 
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 Massingberd, A. The Father's Bless- 
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 Massinger, P. Antonio and Vallia, H. 
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 384, L 284.— Great Duke of 'Flor- 
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MASSON 
 
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 MATHEWES 
 
 383, I. 284. — Parliament of Love, 
 [1624], H. 384, I. 283. — Philenzo 
 and Hippolyta, H. 383. — Eoman 
 Actor, 1629, H. 383,1. 283; 1722, 
 H. 3S3. — The Bondman, 1624, H. 
 383, I. 2835 1638, I. 283.— The 
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 284.— The Picture, 1630, H. 383, I. 
 283. — The Eenegado, 1630, H. 383, 
 I. 283. — The unnatural combat, 
 1639, H. 383, I. 284.— Three Plays, 
 1655, H- 383- I- 284.— Tragedy of 
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 1651, 11. 588.— and N. Field. The 
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 413. 430. 57S. 601, IV. 143; 1634, 
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 Matilda, the fair and chaste daughter 
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 Maurice, Prince, Lt.-Gen. Cromwell's 
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 Mauritania, Africa, Voyage into. Eo- 
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 May, Geo., BooJcseller, Peacock, St. 
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 1635, H. 385.— Elegy on Lady Digby, 
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 W. Hodgson's Divine Cosmographer, 
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 Mayeme-TuTQiuet, L. de. General His- 
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 Maylard, Leon., Boolcseller, Cock, St. 
 
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 1568, H. 215, 368, IL 239. 
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 Maynard, Mr. Speech in reply to the 
 
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 Mayne, Cuthbert, Verses to, in Com- 
 
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 Mayr, Georgius. Short Catechism of 
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 Mead, Dan., Bookseller, Bible, on Snoio 
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 Mead, R. Combat of Love and Friend- 
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 Meagher, T. Querimonise in luctuosum 
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 I- 95- 
 
 Mearne, S., Printer, 1668, II. 126. 
 
 Mearne, S., Bookbinder, 1672, II. 135. 
 
 Mearne, S., Bookseller, 1673, II. 618; 
 1674, II. 162, III. 12, 269; 1675, 
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 Mecklenburg, Duke of. Relation of the 
 
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 1633. — praxeos, Matseotechnia. N. 
 
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 0. Wurttung, 1598. 
 
 Medicinal Experiments. Roh. Boyle, 
 1692. 
 
 Medicine for malignancy. W. L., 1644. 
 — for the times. Tlios. Jordan, 1641. 
 ■ — Practice of. Johannes de Vigo, 
 n.d. 
 
 Medicines, Book of, 1526-8, I. 336. 
 King Bocchus, H. 43 ; Paul Bush, 
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 Alexis of Piedmont, 1578. — Treasure 
 of Poor Men, 1526-8, I. 426 ; 1541, 
 
 1. 426 J Banks, n.d.,, II. 602 ; 1544, 
 IIL 249; 1556, L 426; 1565, IL 
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 Medicus Medicatus. Alex. Ross, 1645. 
 Medina, Duke of, Orders set down by, 
 
 1588, IL 570. 
 Mediolanum. See Milan. 
 Meditation, Form of, 1563-4, II. 391. 
 Meditations. M. Aurelius Antoninus, 
 
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 Meditations and Prayers. Sir John 
 
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 Merchant - Adventurers of Stoade, 
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 Merchant-Taylors' Company, Eemon- 
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 Merchant-Taylors' Hall, W. Barriffe's 
 
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 Merchants, Book of, 1547, II. 392. — 
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 Merchants favoris, Les effects perni- 
 
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 Mercuries Message : Letter to Arch- 
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 Mercurius. P. Duff, 1642. 
 
 Mercurius Academicus, 1648, IV. 67. 
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MERXIXTRY 
 
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 II. 543.— veridicus, 1645, II. 393. 
 Mercury and a English Soldier, Dia- 
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 Mercury-gallant, The, 1673, II. 393. 
 Mercy in a miracle. Anthony Sadler, 
 
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 Mercy's fort. Ballad, 1558-9, II. 29. 
 Merdon, Customs of the Manor of. 
 
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 Meredith, Christ., Bookseller, Crane, 
 
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 I. 84, III. 303; 1644, II. 706; 
 
 1646, II. 245, 611 ; 1648, IV. 171 ; 
 
 1653, III. 82 ; 1659, H. 192. 
 Meredith, Christopher, and P. Stephens, 
 
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 577; 1640,111. 106; 1641,111.19, 
 
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 Meredith, Luke, Boolcsellei; 1685, I. 
 
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 Meurs, Jacob van, Printer, Amsterdam, 
 
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MEW 
 
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 Mew, Eich., and others. Trials, 1670, 
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 II. 394.— The World, 1651, H. 389, 
 
 III. 160. — Time's Storehouse, 1619, 
 
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 , Wonders of the World, 1656, H. 389. 
 
 Mexico. B. Las Gasas' Tears of the 
 
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 Michaell, Edw. Verses in E. Gar- 
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 Michael opposing the Dragon. E. 
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 Michaelis, S. Admirable history of 
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 63. 
 
 Michel, Marin, Printer, Rouen, 1615, 
 
 . II. 162. 
 
 Michel, Mons. and Madam, and others. 
 The Comic Tunes of dances per- 
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 Michell, John, Boolcseller, BuUs head, 
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 Midas. John Lyly, 1592. 
 
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 Middleburg, Brief relation of agreement 
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 1602, I. 377; 1630, H. 431; 1640, 
 IV. 76; 1642, H. 308. 
 
 Middleburg Printers: T. Berry, 1673; 
 Van der Helen, 1634; J. Hellenius, 
 1620; R. Painter, 1582 ; D. Eespe- 
 awe, 1584; A. SchUders, 1620; E. 
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 Middlesex, Chas., Earl &f, T. Otway's 
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 Middlesex, Edw., Earl of. His Majes- 
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 Middlesex, Hen., Earl of, G. Chap- 
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 Middlesex, Lionel, Earl of, P. Media's 
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 Divers lamentable fires in, 1606-7, 
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MIDDLE 
 
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 MIDDLETON 
 
 1659, II. 395. — Humble petition of 
 thousands well affected persons in, 
 1648, II. 104. — Joint Declaration of 
 Kent, &c., II. 235. — Orders of Com- 
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 Middleton, Hen., Printer, 1564, II. 
 
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 1574, 11. 122, in. 59; 1575, K 
 
 222, III. 59; 1576, H. 229, I. 
 
 184; 1577, H. 692, IV. 167; 1578, 
 
 H. 503, I. 71, 370, n. 18, 68, III. 
 
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 55, 249; 1581, I. 177; 1582, III. 
 
 293; 1583. H. 69, I. 34, II. 564; 
 
 1584, L 262, 391, IV. 116; 1586, 
 
 H. 216, 499. 
 Middleton, Hen., and T. East, Printers, 
 
 1571, H 216, I. 340 ; 1572, H. 476, 
 
 II. 39- 
 
 Middleton, Sir Hugh, The Leese of the 
 new river lately brought from Am- 
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 Thos. Middleton's Triumph of Truth, 
 1613, H. 393. 
 
 Middleton, Lady, wife of Sir John, 
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 Middleton, Lady, wife of Sir Thos., 
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 Middleton, E. Card and compass of 
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 Middleton, Sir Thos. The Triumphs 
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 Middleton, Sir Thos., W. Winstanleys 
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 1662, H. 395. — Blurt Master Con- 
 stable, 1602, H. 392. — Chaste Maid 
 in Cheapside, 1630, H. 395. — Civita- 
 tis Amor, 1616, H. 393. — Family of 
 Love, 1608, H. 392. — Honorable En- 
 tertaiments, 162 1, IV. 68. — Inner- 
 Temple Masque, 16 19, H. 394. — - 
 Michaelmas Term, 1607, H. 392; 
 1630, H. 392, I. 290. — No Wit lilie 
 a woman's, 1637, I. 290. — Preface 
 in G. Greene's Friar Bacon, 1602. — 
 The Mayor of Quinborough, 166 r, 
 H. 395. — The Phoenix, 1607, 1630, 
 H. 392. — The Sun in Aries, 1621, 
 H. 394, 1. 290. — The Witch, H. 395. 
 —Trick to catch the old one, 1608, 
 H. 392, 393; 1616, H. 393.— Tri- 
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 H. 393. — Triumphs of Honor and 
 Vertue, 1622, H. 394, I. 290. — 
 Triumphs of Integrity, 1623, H. 394. 
 — Triumphs of Truth, 1613, H. 393. 
 — Triumphs of Health and Prospe- 
 rity, 1626, H. 394. — Triumphs of 
 Love and Antiquity, 1619, H. 394 
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 Wisdom of Solomon paraphrased, 
 1597, H. 392. — Your five Gallants, 
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 III. 160. — and W. Rowley. A fair 
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 1633. H. 395, IL 395; 1688, H. 
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MIDDLETON 
 
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 Middleton, Wm. Papisto-Mastix,i6o6, 
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 Middleton, Wm., /as. Cole's Of Death, 
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 if. Perry's Egluryn Phrsethineb sebh, 
 
 IS9S' 
 
 Middleton, Sir Wm., J. C.'s Melan- 
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 Middleton, Wm., Printer, George, Fleet 
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 H. 234 J 1543, IV. 25; 1544, I. 86, 
 II. 578, III. 249; 1545, I. 68, 355, 
 II. 708 ; 1546, H. 77, 1. 379, II. 300 ; 
 1547, H. 46, S43, I. 104, 379, ir. 
 i4S> 205, 592; n.d., H. 3, 213,403, 
 I. 243, 492, III. 89, 311. 
 
 Midnight and Daily Thoughts. Sir 
 Wm. Killigreio, 1694. — thoughts. 
 Sir W. Killigreio, 1684. 
 
 Midnight's trance. W- D., 1618, 11. 
 ISS-— watch, 1643, H. 89. 
 
 Midsummer moon. Thos. Thompson, 
 1680; /. Cleveland, 1648. 
 
 Midsummer night's dream. W. Shake- 
 spear, 1600. — prognostication of 
 pacification and unity. I. Massy, 
 1642. 
 
 Midwife, Hue and cry after a man, 
 1699, II. 295. — The murderous, 
 1673, H. 409. 
 
 Midwinter, D., Bookseller, 1735, ^■ 
 382; 1736, III. 207. 
 
 Midwinter, Edw., Bookseller, Star, Pye 
 Corner, 1710, 11. 710; 1720, II. 
 362; n.d., I. 39, 178, III. 176. 
 
 Midwives' just petition, 1643, 11. 395. 
 
 Mierdman, Stephen, Printer, 1551, I. 
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 Miege, G. Great Prench Dictionary, 
 1688, III. 160. — New Cosmography, 
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 ■Milan, Lod. Sforza, Duke of, Tragedy 
 
 . oi, y>j R. Gomersall, T.6f?>^ 
 
 Milan Printers: P. Pontius, 1584; G. 
 
 Kanellari, 1645 ; Typogr. Moscheni- 
 
 ana, 1559. 
 Milan printed, 1559, II. 425 ; 1584, 
 
 1669, H. 381 ; 1686, IV. 134; 1689, 
 
 IV. 29. 
 Milboum, Alex., Printer, 1686, II. 
 
 249; 1687, H. 260, I. 205, 482; 
 
 1690, H. 624, 687; 1691, II. 553; 
 
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 440, 514. 
 Milbourn, Clayton, Moliere's Metar 
 
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 II. 681. 
 
 Milbourne, Luke. Psalms in metre, 
 1698, IIL 56. 
 
 'M.ilhovana.e,'Roh.,BooJcselleratSouthDoor 
 of St. Paul's, 16 1 8-19, II. 232; 1620,1 
 L 154; 1621, L 381; 1622, H. 517,' 
 IL 621, 63s ; 1623, H. 517, 644, I, 
 176, II. 485; 1624, I. 67, II. 244, 
 
 III. 141; 1625, III. 30 J 1626, I. 
 315, IL 2, IIL 172; 1627, H. 259, 
 431, II. 82, 622, 439 ; 1628, II. 
 127, III.. 150; 1629, H. 644, IL' 
 635, III. 124,. A. 272 J 1630, IL 82, 
 IIL 150 ; 1631, H. 660, II. 563, IIL 
 190; 1632, I. 185, 286, IL 372, III. 
 150; 1633, L 401; 1634, L 205; 
 1635, H. .235 ; 1637, IL 306; 1638, 
 IL 127; 1639, L 89. 
 
 Milbourne, Thos., Printer, 1659, H. 
 398, 117; 1661, A. 273; 1664, IIL 
 51; 1668, IL 422; 1671, I. 161; 
 1672, I. 476, III. 112; 1673, II. 
 635; 1676, L 182, IL 710; 1677, 
 IL 513, IIL 271; 1680, IIL 67; 
 1681, IL 48; 1684, IL 673; 1689, 
 
 IV. 43 ; 1690, IIL .11, L 305 ; 1691, 
 III. 309; 1694, L 264; 1699, I. 
 192. 
 
 Mildmay, Ant. Verses in H. Roberts' 
 
 Fame's Trumpet, 1589. 
 Mildmay, Lady Fr., R. Tarlton's 
 
 Tragical Treatises, 1578, ded. to. 
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 Mildmay, Sir Walter, Epistle to: in 
 
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 Mildmay, Sir Wm. A note to know 
 
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MILES 
 
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 Hiles, A. The dub'd Knight of the 
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 Miles, Jonathan, Coffee-House-Keeper, 
 1682, III. 178. 
 
 Miles Gloriosus. Plautus. — Glorious 
 Acts of, 1630, II. 395. 
 
 Mileson, John, Bookseller, 1661, II. 
 672. 
 
 Militari, De re. L. O. de la Vega, 
 1582. — De studio. N. Upton, 1654. 
 
 Militaris, juris et judicii, desoriptio. 
 R Zouch, 1640. 
 
 Military Architecture, Art of. A. 
 Tacquet: in T. Venn's Military Dis- 
 cipline, 1672. — Introduction to, 1650, 
 II 409. 
 
 Military Art of Training, 1622, H. 395, 
 
 I. 290. — Certain instructions, obser- 
 vations and orders. Sir J. Smyth, 
 1594. — Compleat body of Art. E. 
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 Military Discipline, 1623, H. 395, I. 
 290; 1642, H. 395. — Abridgement 
 of the English, 1686, II. 396. — 
 Grounds of, 1642, H. 395. — Instruc- 
 tions for the "Wars. W. De Bellay, 
 1589. — Laws, Ordinances, &c., con- 
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 Soldier's desire answered. F. Ad- 
 ams, 1678. — By W. Barriff, 1635 ; 
 Gap. G. Barry, 1634; Thos. Venn, 
 1672. 
 
 Military Exercise. Elian's Tactics, 
 i6i6. — Garden. J. Auheson, 1629. 
 — Instruction. Capt. N. Burt, 1644. 
 — Instructions : Pallas Armata. Sir 
 T. Kellie, 1627. — Orders, Articles, 
 &c., published by His Majesty, 164-^, 
 
 II. 100. — Practice, Pathway to. B. 
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 H. Hexham, 1641. — profession, B. 
 Rich's Farewell to, 1581. 
 
 Militia, Argument or debate in Law, 
 concerning the. J. M., 1642, III. 
 151- — Declaration of L. & C. con- 
 cerning H.M's Messages about the, 
 1642, III. 304. — Declaration of L. 
 and C. in answer to H.M.'s last mes- 
 sage, 1642, II. 396. — Divers Ques- 
 tions upon H.M.'s late Answer con- 
 
 cerning, 1641, IL 396. — H.M.'s 
 
 Answer . . . Declaration of both 
 
 Houses concerning the, 1642, II. 95. 
 
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 . . . refusal to pass Bill for, 1642, 
 
 n. 396. — HM.'s Message to both 
 
 Houses concerning, 1642, II. 93. — 
 
 Humble Petition of both Houses . . . 
 
 touching H.M.'s Answer, 1641, II. 
 
 445. — Message . . . desires of both 
 
 Houses concerniTig the, 1641, II. 446. 
 
 ■ — Necessary abstract of Laws relate 
 
 ing to, 1691, IIL 160.— Old and 
 
 New, 1642, II. 396. — Ordinance 
 
 from H.M. . . . ordering the, 1642, 
 
 IL396. 
 Militia Spiritualis. Hen. Laiorence, 
 
 1652. 
 Militias, Discourse of Governmentwith 
 
 relation to, by A. Fletcher, 1698, IL 
 
 396. 
 Milk for Babes. W. Crashaw, 1618; 
 
 IT. Peters, 1641. — for Children. /. 
 
 Holt; Laml/rocTce Thomas, 1654. 
 Milk-maids, Defence of, against the 
 
 term of Mawken, 1563-4, II. 396. 
 Milkmaid's life. M. Parker, n.d. 
 Milkmaids, The two merry. J. 0., 
 
 1620, H. 70. 
 Mill, Humphrey. A Night's Searth, 
 
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 — Funeral Elegy on R Devereux, 
 
 Earl of Essex, 1646, H. 188. — Poems, 
 
 1639, H. 395, L 291. 
 Millar, Andrew, of Edinburgh, 1506, 
 
 III. 77. See Walter Chepman. 
 Millar, A., and T. Cadell, Booksellers, 
 
 Strand, 1667, III. 169. 
 Miller, Ballett of a, 1557-8, II. 
 
 396. 
 Miller, A, I am, 1564, II. 396. 
 Miller of Abingdon. Sir Thos. More, 
 
 1570; A. Borde, n.d. 
 ]Miller'sdaughterof Manchester, 1 580-1, 
 
 IL 3S1. 
 Miller, A., Printer, 1647, II. 165 ; 
 
 1648, II, 289, IV. 171; 1649, I. 
 
 249, IL 74, IV. 165 ; 1650, IL 65; 
 
 1652, IL 259, L 23; 1653, L 185, 
 
 IIL 82, 99, IV. 172. 
 Miller, Geo., Bookseller, Blachfriars, 
 
 1601, II. 200; 1626, H. 176, II. 
 
 190. 
 Miller, Geo., Printer, 1630, I. 297, 
 
MILLER 
 
 [ S" ] 
 
 MILTON 
 
 390, II. 118; 1631, II. 481; 1632, 
 
 III. 17; 1633, I. 123,. 405; 1634, 
 
 H. II, I. II, II. 634, IIL 299, IV. 
 
 7; 163s, H. 491, I. 347; 1636, I. 
 
 71, 447; 1637, L 447; 1638, H. 
 
 IS7, III. 21, 61 ; 1639, I. 123, II. 
 
 18; 1640, I. 36; 1641, H. 267, I. 
 
 481, III. 139, I. 447 ; 1643, IL 3°3> 
 
 4S4i in. 203; 1657,11.481; 1665, 
 
 H. 646, I. 371; n.d., H. 38s, IV. 
 
 160. 
 Miller, J., and M. Haly, Printers, 1684, 
 
 H. 213. 
 Miller, Jas., Bookseller, Edinburgh, 
 
 1665, H. 414, I. 303, 
 Miller, Simon, Bookseller, 1653, III. 
 
 99 ; 1655, III. 261 ; 1656, II. 443 ; 
 
 1657, H. 471 : 1658, II. 658 ; 1659, 
 
 H. 22, 190, I. 75, 349; 1660, II. 
 
 638,111.80; 1661, IL 274; 1663, 
 
 III. 184; 1664, II. 185; 1668, I. 
 133; 1670, H. 168, II. 183; 1671, 
 
 IV. 127 ; 1678, I. 60, 447 ; 1684,1. 
 193, II. 282. 
 
 Miller, Wm., Bookseller, Gilded Acorn, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1661, I. 17; 
 1662, II. 128; 1664, III. 116, 285; 
 1670,11. 131; 1693,11.531; 1698, 
 III. 258. 
 
 Millet, John, Printer, 1685, H. 154; 
 1689, II. 224; 1692,111. i44;w.d, 
 H. 354, I. 163. 
 
 Milleward, John, Jas. Colei Of Death, 
 1629, ded. to. 
 
 Millington, Thos., Bookseller, 1593, H. 
 289; 1594, H, 390, 423, 467, 682, 
 IL 200, 231, 326; 159s, H. 153, 
 S07, I. 169, III. 84; 1597, H. 357, 
 384; 1598, H. 290; 160Q, H. 269, 
 
 467. S°7, 549) I- 98- 466 ; 1603, H. 
 
 100, 296, I. 233; 1604, H. 9; n.d., 
 
 H. 374. 
 Million, Hen., Bookseller, Bible, Fleet 
 
 Street, 1677, I. 256. 
 Millisent, Sir John, /. Taylor's Fearful 
 
 Summer, 1625, ded. to. 
 Mills, F., and W. Turner, Booksellers, 
 
 1696, IL 341. 
 Mills, Eich., Boo/cseller, Pestel and 
 
 Mortar, icithout Temple Bar, 1665, 
 
 IIL 287 ; 1672, L 83 ; 1674, H. 631 ; 
 
 n.d., IV. 157. 
 Milles, Thos. Mystery of Iniquity, 
 
 161 1, II. 396. 
 
 Mills, .Wm., T. Nabbed Tottenham 
 Court, 1638, ded. to. 
 
 Millward, Eich., J. Selden's Table Talk, 
 1788, ded. to. 
 
 Milton, John. Accedence commeiiet 
 Grammar, 1669, III. 161. — Areopa- 
 gitica, 1644, IV. 68. — Artis Logicaa 
 concinnata, 1674, IV. 68. — Brief 
 history of Moscovie, 1682, III. 
 i$i. — Character of the Long Par- 
 liament, 1681, II. 397. — Claudii 
 Salmasii Defensio Eegia, 1652, III. 
 161. — Defensio pro Populo Anglioa- 
 no, 1651, II. 709, III. 161. Defensio 
 secunda, 1654, IV. 68. Proclama- 
 mation suppressing, 1660, II. 169.-J 
 Epistolarum familiarum liber uiius, 
 1674, IV. 68. — History of Britain, 
 1670, H. 396, II. 396. — Judgement 
 of M. Bucer, 1644, II. 396. — Letters 
 of State, 1694, III. 161. — Life, by /.I 
 Toland, 1699, II. 599. Amyntor; or 
 Defence of the Life of Milton, by J. 
 Toland, 1699, 11^ 599.— Literse pseu- 
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 Paradise Lost, 1667, H. 396 ; 16.74,' 
 IV. 68; 1688, IL 397; 169s, IIL 
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 396 ; 1680, 1. 291 ; 16^8, IIL 161, — 
 Paraphrasis poetica, 1690, 11. 397. — 
 Poems, English and Latin, 1645, 
 1673, H. 396. — Poems on several 
 occasions, 1673, II. 396; 1695,111. 
 160. — Pro se defensio contra Alex. 
 Morum, 1655, II. 396. — Samson Ago- 
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 1659, IV. 68. — ^Two Poems, 1694, 
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 Sir W. Baleigh's Cabinet Council, 
 1658.— pupil of Dr. Alex. Gill, H. 
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 Milton, E. Londoners' Entertainment 
 in the Country, 1604, H. 396. — Lon- 
 don's misery, 1625, H. 396. 
 
 Milton, Thos., F. Spence's Miscellanea, 
 16S6, ded. to. 
 
MILWARD 
 
 [ S13 ] 
 
 MIRACULOUS 
 
 Milward, Edw., Boolcseller, Lichfield, 
 
 1680, II. 62. 
 Minadoi, J. T. History of the wars 
 between the Turks and Persians, 
 . IS9S. II. 397. 
 
 ilinard, Jos., /. GlanvilTs Vanity of 
 ' Dogmatizing, 1661, ded. to. 
 Minchall, Rich., M. Fix's Ibrahim, 
 
 1696, ded. to. 
 Miud, Affections of the. R. S., 1620. 
 — Passions of the. Thos. Wright, 
 1601. — The happy. E. Croft, 1640. 
 — The heaven of the. S. Sforea, 
 n.d. — Tranquility and Contentation 
 of the. T. De L'Espine, 1592. 
 Mind's melody. Alex. Montgomerrj, 
 
 1605. 
 Mine Adventure : Familiar Discourse, 
 or Dialogue concerning, 1701, II. 
 397. — List of all Adventurers in the, 
 1700, 11. 397. 
 Miner, The complete. Th. Houghton, 
 
 1694. 
 Mineral Waters, Short memoirs of Ex- 
 periments of. Hon. Hob. Boyle, i68i. 
 — "Waters of France, Observations on. 
 M.Du Clos, 1684. 
 Minerals, History of. R. Lovell, 1661. 
 Miner's friend. Thos. Savery, 1702. 
 Minerva. Geo. Puttenham, n.d. ; R. 
 
 C, 1677. 
 Blinerva, Revelation of the true. T. 
 
 Elmer Hassett, 1582. 
 Minerva Britanna. H. Peadtam, 1 6 1 2. 
 Minerva triumphans. E. Settle, 1701. 
 Minervse, Constitution of the Museum. 
 
 Sir F. Kinaston, 1635. 
 Uinervse, Corona. Sir F. Kinaston, 
 
 1635- . 
 
 Uines, Liberties and customs of Gold 
 and Silver. T. Houghton's Royal 
 Institutions, 1694. — of Bwlchyr-Eski- 
 Hyr, Present state, 1700; Third Ab- 
 stract, 1700; Fourth Abstract, 1701, 
 rV. 68. E. Manlove, 1653. 
 
 Mines and mineral works. History, 
 Laws of. Sir J. Pettus, 1670.— Dis- 
 covery of Subterranean 'Treasure. G. 
 Plattes, 1639. 
 
 Kines-Koyal in Wales, Just and true 
 remonstrance of. T. Bushell, 1641. 
 
 Ministers of the Gospel, A liberal 
 maintenance manifestly due to. Josh. 
 Meene, 1638. — Brief and plain de- 
 
 claration, 1584, II. 124. — Defence 
 of, against D. Bridges, 1587, IV. 69. 
 — Remonstrance for the maintenance 
 of. T. Ruddoke, 1551. 
 Ministers in Sequestrations, Plea for, 
 1660, II. 550. — maintenance, The 
 Case of. /. Gauden,i6^^. — of Devon, 
 Joint testimony of, 1648, IV. 69.— 
 of England, Humble Apology for, 
 1659, II. 552. — of the Gospel in and 
 about London, Vindication of, 1649, 
 
 n. 361. 
 
 Ministry, Repugnancy and inconsis- 
 tency of the maintenance of au 
 orthodox, 1659, II. 125. 
 
 Minor, Capt. Wm. Most execrable 
 and barbarous murder, 1649, H- 
 408. 
 
 Minshew, J. Ductor in Linguis, 1617, 
 II. 397. — Emendatio, 1627, II. 397. 
 — Spanish Dictionary, n.d., 1. 291 ; 
 1599, I. 327. — T. Stafford's Pacata 
 Hibernia, 1633, sold for benefit of 
 children of, II. 575. 
 
 MinshuU, J., BooJiseller, Chester, 1681, 
 IV. 122. 
 
 MinshuU, Randall, Bookseller, CJiester, 
 1710, H 6; 1722, I. 231. 
 
 Mint Affairs, Mysteries and Secrets of 
 Trade and. Thos. Violet, 1653. 
 
 Minucius Felix. Octavius, 1636, H. 
 
 396. 
 
 Mirabilia opera Dei, Tobias, [1575], 
 IV. 104. 
 
 Mirabilis Annus, 166 1, 11. no. 
 
 Mirabilis Annus Secundus, 1662, II. 
 no. 
 
 Miracle of Miracles, A. 161, II. 
 566. 
 
 Miracles, Choice collection of wonder- 
 ful, 1681, L 467; 1682, in. 286.— 
 Discourse of. E. Worsley, 1676. — ■ 
 of Art and Nature. R. Burton, 1678. 
 — of nature. L. Leminius, 1658. — 
 performed by money, 1692, III. 162. 
 — Relation of divers. St. Augustine, 
 1608. — shewn for the portion of 
 Christ's blood in Hayles, H. 102. — 
 Treatise of. R. Archdeldn, 1667. — 
 wrought out at Montaign, 1606, I. 
 291. 
 
 Miracula Mundi. Jas. Cunningham, 
 1683. 
 
 Miraculous Child, The, 1679, H. 102, 
 
 2 K 
 
MIRACULTJM 
 
 [ SI4 ] 
 
 MISSALE 
 
 II. 380. — conformist. Henry Stuhhe, 
 1666. — revenge against murder, 1677, 
 H. 409. 
 
 Miraculum Basilicon. Ab. Jenings, 
 1664. 
 
 Mirocinius. Verses in M. DraytorCs 
 Duke of Normandy, 1596. 
 
 Miropsius, N. Prepositas, his practise, 
 1588, III. 300. 
 
 Mirror, A, 1660, TIL 215. 
 
 Mirror and description of the "World. 
 L. Andrewe. 
 
 Mirror and manners of men. T. Church- 
 yard, 1594. 
 
 Mirror for all men, 1577, 11. 397. — for 
 London, 1610, II. 357. — for Magis- 
 trates, 1559, H. 396, I. 291; 1563, 
 H. 396 ; 1571. 1587. H. 396, L 291 ; 
 1610, H. 167, 396; 1619, H. 396; 
 1623, A. 266. Part II., 1574, 1575, 
 1578, H. 397. Part I, 1574, 1575, 
 
 1578, a 397. Part II., by T. 
 Blener-Hassett, i^yS. — for Man. T. 
 Churchyard, 1553. — for Merchants. 
 Rob. Mason, 1609. — Godly. W. 
 Lauder, 1569. — Godly young Chris- 
 tian Ladies'. K Parlet, 1653. — 
 mete for all mothers. Thos. Salter, 
 
 1579. — most true to behold, &c., 
 1577-9, II. 398. — of a Christian. 
 Hob. Nowell, 1 561. — of Divine Love. 
 Rob. Fleming, 1691. — of Divine 
 Providence. Thegi-et, 1602. — of 
 Fancies. John Tatham, 1657. — of 
 Fortune. M. Chevreau, 1675. — or 
 Glass, A True, 1556, H. 185.— of 
 God's mercy, 1588-9, II. 398. — of 
 Gold, 1522, L 492; 1526, IL 397. 
 —of Majesty. H. G., 1618.— of 
 Man's Life. T. W., 1570, H. 636; 
 1576, III. 118. — of Man's Miser}', 
 1584, H. 367. ^-of mercy and judge- 
 ment. R. Boreman, 1655. — of mercy 
 in the midst of misery. Jeremiah 
 Rich, 1654. — of minds. /. Barclay, 
 1631. — of mirrors, 1598, H. 397. — of 
 mirth. B. de Perier, 1583. — of 
 misery. M. Huggard, 1557. — of 
 modesty. A. Bill, 1621 ; Rob. 
 Greene, 1584. — of monsters. W. 
 Rankin, 1587. — of mutability. A. 
 Munday, 1579. — of new Eeforma- 
 tion, 1634, H. 50Q. — of our Lady, 
 n.d., II. 386. — of policy, 1565-6, II. 
 
 397. W. de la Perriere, 1599. — of 
 princely deeds, 1579, H. 321, I. 247. 
 — of the World, n.d., H. 3, [1490], 
 If- 397 ; [i48i]> H. 678. — of true 
 friendship, 1569-70, II. 397. — of 
 true nobility. P. Gassend, 1657, 
 — of vertue. Wm. Roper, 1626. — of 
 worldly fame. J. Hind, 1603. — or 
 Looking-glass for Sinners and Saints. 
 S. Clarice, 1657. — or Glass of Health. 
 Thos. Moulton, n.d: — Pretty. W. 
 Lauder, 1567. — which flatters not 
 J. P. de la. Serre, 1639. 
 
 Mirth, Cabinet of, 1674, IV. 118 — 
 in abundance, 1659, H. 301. — Man- 
 sion of. K JEdwards, 1581. 
 
 Mirth's rendezvous. E. G., 1618, II. 
 
 239- . 
 
 Mirum in modum. John Davies, 1602. 
 
 Mirza. Rob. Baron, n.d. 1 
 
 Miscellanea, by G. M., 1694, I. 
 271. — Sacra. Hen. Jesse, 1665. — 
 Spiritualia. Hon. Waller Montague,, 
 1648. 
 
 Miscellanies over Claret, 1697, III. 
 300. Parts I, 2, 3, and 4; 1697-8, 
 A. 266. 
 
 Miscellanies, historical and philolo- 
 gical, 1703, n. 398. 
 
 Miscellany: Poems by several hands, 
 1685, II. 398. — poems and transla- 
 tions by Oxford Haiids, 1685, 1. 315. 
 — poems. Thos. Heyriclc, 1691, 
 
 Mischief, Map of, 1641, I. 275. — of 
 persecution exemplified. John Child, 
 1688. 
 
 Mischief's mystery. F. Herring, 1617. 
 
 Miserere mei deus. P. Busshe, 1525, 
 1638, IIL 16 r. 
 
 Misery of this world. An exhortation 
 treating of the, 1568, II. 660. — of 
 Civilwar. /. Crowne, 1680. 
 
 Misery's Vertue's -whetstone. Lady 
 Grace Gethin, 1699. * 
 
 Misophonus. De caede et interitu 
 Gallorum Eegis, Henrici IIL, Epi- 
 grammata, 1589, II. 398. 
 
 Misrules, Contending of. Wm. Keith, 
 n.d, 
 
 Missale ad consuetudinem eccles. 
 Sarum, 1490, III. 300; 1510, 1515, 
 IV. 69. — ad usum insignis eccles. 
 Sarum, 1516, IL 709, 398; 1519, 
 1527, IL 398; 1533, IIL 162; n.d.. 
 
MISSELDEN 
 
 [ S15 ] 
 
 MOHUN 
 
 A. 466. — ad usum insignis eccles. 
 Sarisburiensis, 1534, 1535, 11. 398 ; 
 1554. I'V'. 69; 1555, H. 301, III. 
 300, IV. 69; 1557, IV. 69. — ad usum 
 insignis eccles. Eboracen., 15 16, A. 
 266; 1526, IV. 70, 154; 1533,111. 
 162. — Missale ad usum eccles. Hel- 
 fordensis, 1502, IV. 70. — parvum 
 sacerdotibus in Anglia, &c., 1626, 
 I. 291. — romanum. D. Brevint, 
 167 1, I. 51. — secundum usum Ec- 
 cles. Sarum, 1498, III. 161, IV. 
 69; 1527, III. 161. — secundum 
 usum Eccles. Sarisburiensis, 1482, 
 IV. 69. 
 Misselden, E. Free Trade, 1622, II. 
 
 709. 
 Missive of Consolation, 1647, I. 291. 
 Misson, F. M. Memoires et observa- 
 tions par un voyageur en Angleterre, 
 i6g8, II. 709. — The New Voyage 
 to Italy, 1699, III. 162. 
 Mistaken Beauty. P. Corneille, 1685. 
 — Bride, n.d., H. 377. — Husband, 
 1678, I. 228. 
 Mistakes, Clinches, Tales. T. Hey- 
 wood, 1636. — New Book of. Hob. 
 Chamherlaine, 1637. — The. Jos. 
 Harris, 1691. 
 Mistress, The. A. Cowley, 1647. — 
 Parliament brought to bed, 1648, 11. 
 457, — Parliament presented in her 
 bed, 1648, III. 187. 
 litchel, Jas., Kavaillac Eedivivus, or 
 Trial of. By G. Hickes, 1678, I. 
 214, 292, 11. 2S2, 398. 
 Mitchell, John. Way to true honor 
 
 and happiness, 1697, II. 398. 
 Mitchel, Wm., Collection of a part of 
 
 the Works of, 1720, I. 292. 
 llithridates, King of Pontus. N. Lee, 
 
 1678. 
 llithridatium, Discourse of the medi- 
 cine called, 1585, I. 292. 
 ttocenigo, Luigi, E. M. Manolesso's 
 Historia Nova, 1572, ded. to. 
 Mock Beggar's Hall, n.d., H. 397. — Map 
 |,°f. H. 397. 
 
 IMock Clelia, The, 1678, H. 112.— 
 Duellist. P. Belon, 1675. — Majesty, 
 John of Leydon, 1644. — Marriage. 
 Tlios. Scott, 1696. — Songs and jok- 
 ing poems, 1675, H. 169, — tempest. 
 T.Duffett, 1675. 
 
 Mocket, E. Doctrina et politia EcclesiiJB 
 
 Aiighcanee, 1616, II. 398. 
 Mocket, T. Christmas, 1651, I. 292. 
 Mocctuet, J. Travels and voyages into 
 
 Africa, &c., 1696, IV. 70. 
 Modberry, Devonshire, Most strange 
 
 report of two births at, 1608, II. 
 
 173- 
 Model of Truths, A, 1642, H. 442. 
 Modena, Duke and Ducliess of, G. 
 
 Gualdi's Cardinal Mazarine, 1671, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Modena, Dukedom of. Discourse of, 
 
 1674, III. 121. 
 Moderate Cavalier. W.Mercer, 1675. 
 Moderation, History of. Hesychius 
 
 Pamphilus, 1669 ; T. Brathwaite, 
 
 1669. 
 Moderator, The, expecting sudden 
 
 peace, 1642, III. 398. 
 Moderatus, or History of . . . Black 
 
 Knight. Boh. Parry, 1595. 
 Moders, Mary. See Mary Carleton. 
 Modest discourse, B. Waterhouse, 
 
 1655. — enquiry into the cause of 
 
 present disasters in England, A 
 
 second, 1690, IV. 177. 
 Modesty amazed ; or the Dorsetshire 
 
 Damsel, H. 162. 
 Moeliades, Tears on the death of. Wm. 
 
 Drummond, 1613. 
 Moens, Jacques, Printer, Antwerp, 1651, 
 
 II. 202. 
 Moeonise. Bob. Soidlcwell, 1575. 
 Moffat, Thos. Epigram or Epitaph, H. 
 
 398. — Father Hubbard's Tales, 1604, 
 
 H. 398. — Healtli's Improvement, 
 
 1655, II. 398. — The ant and the 
 
 nightingale, 1604, H. 398. — The 
 
 Black Book, 1604, H. 398. — The 
 
 silkworms and their flies, 1599, H. 
 
 397- 
 Mogar, John, Printer, Doaay, 1604, 
 
 I- 337. Ill- 33- 
 Moguntise. See Mayence. 
 Mohammedis Impo.siur,-!, 16T5, I. 292. 
 Mohun, Lady Catli., Tlie Queen, 1653 
 
 ded. to, II. 507. 
 Mohun, Clias., Lord. Trial, 1693, II. 
 
 399. — W. Aitwood's Superiority of 
 
 the Imperial Crown of England, 
 
 1704, ded. to. 
 Mohun, Major, Spoke Prologue in T. 
 
 Duffetfs Amorous old woman, 1674. 
 
MOHUN 
 
 [ 516 ] 
 
 MONEY 
 
 Mohun, Sir Eeg., C. Fitzgefferifs Curse 
 
 of Corn-horders, 1631, ded. to. 
 Molesworth. Account of Denmark, 
 
 1692, III. 162. 
 Moliere, J. B. The Metamorphosis, 
 
 1704, II 399. — R. Flecknoe's Da- 
 
 moiselles a -la -mode, 1667, taken 
 
 from. 
 Moliere, Henriette Sylvie de. Life and 
 
 Adventures, 1672, II. 167 ; 1677, II. 
 
 168. 
 Molina, F. de. Mental Prayer, 16 17, 
 
 I. 292. 
 Molina, Michael de, The Unparalled 
 
 Imposture of : in Ed. Chamher- 
 
 Imjve's Favourite of Spain, 1652. 
 Moll, H. System of Geography, 1701, 
 
 III. 162. 
 Molle, Emer, 1623, H. 539. 
 Mollier, M. A. The Happy Virgin, 
 
 [i694.],.IL 399. 
 Molloy, C. Holland's ingratitude, 1666, 
 
 H. 398. 
 Molucca and Philippine Islands, Dis- 
 covery and Conquest of. JB. L. de 
 
 Argensola, 1708. 
 Molyneux, Lady Mary, E. Turherville's 
 
 Information, 1680, ded. to. 
 Molyneux, Sir Rich., Giles Fletcher's 
 
 Licia, 1593, ded. to. 
 Molsmeux, Wni. Sciothericum Tele- 
 
 scopicum, 1686, IL 399. 
 Molyneux, Wm. Ireland's Case briefly 
 
 stated, 1695, II. 399. An Answer 
 
 to, 1698, III. 120. 
 Mommart, Jean, and Jean Eeyne, 
 
 Printers, Bruxelles, 1608, I. 17. 
 Mommart, Widow of John, Printer, 
 
 Bruxelles, 1634, III. 14. 
 Mompensier, The Princess of. Marquis 
 
 de la Fayette, 1666. 
 Momus, A Fig for. T. Lodge, 1595. — 
 
 Triumphans. Gerard Langhaine,i6SS. 
 Monachorum, De proprietate efc ves- 
 
 tiario. Richard Hall, 1585. — De 
 
 vita. L. Capilupus, 1565. 
 Monarchi. See Munich. 
 Monarchise Britannicae Epitome. H. 
 
 Puleston, 1663. 
 Monarchic tragedies. Wm. Alexander, 
 
 Earl of Stirling, 1604. 
 Monarchies, True Law of free. C. 
 
 Philqpatris, 1598. 
 Monarcliy asserteJ. J/. Wren, 1600. 
 
 — Brief discourse of royal. C. Mer- 
 hury, 1581. — Discourse of. John 
 Wilson, 1684. — Jus Regum ; or the 
 Foundations of. Sir G. Mackenzie, 
 1684. — no creature of God's making. 
 John Cook, 165 1. — Oration against, 
 M. V. Agrippa, 1658. — or no mon- 
 archy. Answer to : in Sir Ed. Walker's 
 Discourses, 1705. — Plea for limited, 
 1660, IL 107. 
 
 Monardus, If. Joyful news out of the 
 newfound world, 1577, H. 398, II. 
 399; 1580, 1596, n. 399. 
 
 Monas Hieroglyphioa. John Dee, 1564. 
 
 Monastica, Notitia. T. Tanner, 1695. 
 
 Monckton, Philip, Boolcseller, 1707, 
 IIL 183. 
 
 Moncur, John, Printer, Edinburgh, 
 1714, III. 6j ; 1721, III. 210. 
 
 Money, Account of proceedings, in re- 
 lation to recovering of Clipped : Re- 
 flections on, 1697, III. 162. — Act 
 and proceedings anent the universal 
 course of the new-marked, 1575, II. 
 399.— Caution to keep, 1642, H. 696. 
 —Considerations . . . present scarcity 
 of. J. Hodge, 1 705.— Corruption of 
 the times by. R. Gould, 1693. — 
 Discourse concerning coining the new 
 money lighter. N. Bairon, 1696. — 
 Discourse of general motives of. CU- 
 ment, 1695. — Discourse, whether it 
 be lawful to take use for. Sir R. 
 Filmer, 1678. — does master all'things. 
 L. Meriton, 1698. — Encomion of 
 Lady Pecunia, or the praise of. R. 
 Barnfleld, 1598. — Further considera- 
 tions concerning raising the value of. 
 /. Locke, 1695. — Hue and Cry after. 
 Poor Robin, 1689, I. 361. — is an 
 Ass. Th. Jordan, 1668. — Letter of 
 Advice to a friend about the currency 
 of clipped, 1696, II. 400.— Massacre 
 of. T. Aylworth, 1602. — Miracles 
 performed by, 1692, III. 162. — 
 Nature, mobility, character, and com- 
 plement of. T. J., 1684, II. 306. — 
 Observations on Interest of. /. C, 
 1668, IV. 16. — Order for the speedy 
 raising of, 1643, ^^- S4°- — Ordinance 
 for raising of, 1647, II. 456. — Pro- 
 clamation against clipped, 1504, IV. 
 70. — ;Proclamation against exporta- 
 tion and buying and selling of gold 
 
MONEY-CATCHING 
 
 [ 517 ] 
 
 MONKS 
 
 anil silver, 1661, II. 400. — Proclama- 
 tion for calling in of all Gold and 
 Silver, 1661, II. no. Ditto, to be 
 current until I. May 1661, II. iii. — 
 Proclamation for restraining the pay- 
 ment of moneys long calledin, 1661-2, 
 II. III. — Quantulumcunque concern- 
 ing. Sh' W. Petty, 1682. — Eemon- 
 strance concerning offer for coining 
 of new. P. Blondeaii, 1653. An- 
 swer of the Corporation of Moniers, 
 1653, II. 400. — Review of universal 
 remedy for all diseases incident to, 
 1696, IT. 400. — Scarcity of, Con- 
 siderations and proposals for supply- 
 ing the. Jas. Hodges, 1705. — Speech 
 concerning Brass. Sir Thos. Roe, 
 1641. — The death and buriall of Mis- 
 triss, 1630, H. 398, II. 400 ; 1678, 
 
 I. 492. — The mistaken advantage by 
 raising of, 1695, IV. 154. — The 
 world's sweetheart, H. 398. — There's 
 nothing to be had without, H. 398. 
 — True and only cause of the great 
 want of. /. Hodge, 1666. 
 
 Money-catcMng, Pleasant Art of, 17 14, 
 H. 696. iV. H, 1684. 
 
 Moniers in the Mint, Answer to P. 
 DIondeau, 1653, II. 400. 
 
 Monings, Ed. The Landgrave of 
 Hessen's receiving of H.M.'s Ambas- 
 sador, 1596, H. 182, 398, II. 246. 
 
 Monipenuie, J. Abridgement or Sum- 
 mary of the Scots Chronicles, 1612, 
 
 II. 400, IV. 70; 1633, III. 162; 
 1671,1V. 154. 
 
 Monitor, The Impartial. R. Young, 
 1656. 
 
 Monk, Geo., DuJce of Albemarle, Ana- 
 gram of. W. Drummond, 1660. — 
 Col. Owen O'Neale's Letter to, 1649, 
 IV. 52. — Copy of Letter in answer to 
 Col. Jones, 1659, III. 162. — Elogiuni. 
 P. Fisher, 1670. — England's honor 
 and London's glory, 1660, H. 94. — 
 Engliind's Joy : opened in an Epini- 
 cion to. Jas. Howell, 1660. — Eng- 
 land's monarchy asserted: with a word 
 t(s 1660, II. 107. — Epicedia Univ. 
 Oxon. in obitum, 1670, I. 292. — 
 — H.M.'s titles anagrammatized in 
 those of. /. Roioland, 1660. — 
 Humble Address of Officers of the 
 Army to, i6£o, II. 400. — Lachry- 
 
 moe. W. Moorliead, 1660, H. 400. 
 — Letter from Leicester, 1660, II. 
 400. — Letter of advice to, 1559-60, 
 II. 346. — Letter to. T. S., 1659, 
 
 II. 217. — Letter to the Parliament, 
 1660, II. 400. — Letter to Major- 
 Goneral Overton, 1660, 11. 400. — 
 Letter to Major-General Sir Hardress 
 Waller, 1659, III. 162. — Letters and 
 declarations sent to, 1660, II. 400. 
 — List of the Commonwealth of Eng- 
 land's Navy at Sea, 1653, II. 412. — 
 Observations upon military and poli- 
 tical affairs, 1671, II. 400. — On the 
 death cf. T. Flatman, 1670; T. 
 Jordan, 1670. — Orders and ceremo- 
 nies at funeral of, 1722, I. 292. — ■ 
 Panegyrick to. Sir W. Davenant, 
 1659; R. Farrar, 1660. — Pedigree 
 and descent of, 1659, II. 400. — Plea 
 for a limited monarchy : An Humble 
 Address to, 1660, II. 107. — Poem on 
 his naval victories. Ah. Markland, 
 1667. — Portrait, in R. Aflajns' Ori- 
 ginal and Growth of Printing, 1664. 
 — Propositions of Owen Eoe Neile 
 to, 1649, II. 304. — Eelation of the 
 engagement witli the Dutch fleet, 
 1653, II. 137. — Eemonstrance and 
 Address of tlie Armies to, 1660, II. 
 16. — Song to, at Skinner's Hall, 1660, 
 
 III. 163. — Speech in Parliament, 
 1660, III. 400. — Speech and Decla- 
 ration, 1659, III. 400. — Speeches to. 
 T. Jordan, 1660. — The Northern 
 Queries, IV. 155. — The Eendezvous 
 of, 1657, III. 163. — Tliree Letters, 
 1659, III. 162. — Tiue state of his 
 transactions with Owen-Roe-Mac- Art- 
 0-Neil, 1649, IV. 154. — Two Letters 
 from H.M. : one for, 1660, II. 106. 
 — F. Cradock's Wealth Displayed, 
 1 661; J. Grattt2«-(/'s Natura Prodigi- 
 orum, 1 661; G. Irvine's Medicina 
 Magnetica, 1656 ; J. Mtdlinax'sSym- 
 plegades Antrum, 1661; M. Roberts' 
 Illustrium, &o., 1670; A. Sadler's 
 Subject's Joy, 1660, ded. to. 
 
 Monk, Lady, Entertainment of, at 
 Fisher's Folly, 1660, III. 163. 
 
 Monk of Evesham, Revelation to, H. 
 190. 
 
 Monk Unveiled, The, 1678, IIL 301. 
 
 Monks, Genealogy of aU popish. Lewis 
 
MONK'S 
 
 [ Si8 ] 
 
 MONTAGUE 
 
 Owen, 1646. — Unmasking of. Lewis 
 Owen, 1628. 
 
 Monk's hood pulled off, 1671, III. 162. 
 
 Monmouth, Duchess of, A. Broiime's 
 Ars Pictoria, 1675, ded. to. 
 
 Monmouth, Chas. M., Duke of, Jos. 
 DupoH's Musse Subsecivse, 1696, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Monmouth, Henry C, Duke of. Trans- 
 lated Cardinal Bentivoglio's United 
 Provinces, 1652. Bocalini's I. Ragf;- 
 nagli di Parnesso, 1657. Gualdo's 
 History of the late wars, 1648. P. 
 Paruta's Poetic Discourses, 1657. 
 J. F. SenauWs Use of the Passions, 
 1649 ; Paraphrase upon Job, 1648. 
 
 Monmouth, Jas., Duke of. ' Absolom,' 
 in Judah betrayed, 1682, II. 117. — 
 Account of the manner of taking of, 
 1685, I. 293. — Account of what 
 passed at the execution of, 1685, II. 
 401. — Congratulatory poem on his 
 safe arrival at Utrecht, 1679, II. 401. 
 — Extraordinary cure of Eliz. Parcet 
 by touching, 1680, H. 567. — H.M.'s 
 Declaration concerning, 1580, II. 
 682. — His progress in the West of 
 England, 1680, I. 293. — Jemmy re- 
 turned, II. 401. — landing at Lyme, 
 in A Pack of Cards, 1685, A. 167. — 
 Letter to a Person of Honour, 1680, 
 II. 715. — Monmouth and Bucleugh's 
 "Welcome from the North, 1684, II. 
 401. — Proclamation of James II., 
 respecting the landing of, 1685, IV. 
 147. — The Interest of the Kingdom, 
 and the pretensions of, 1680, II. 115. 
 — H. Oarc's Grandeur and glory of 
 France, 1673 ; De la Casa's Eefined 
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 Monro, Eob. Expedition with the 
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MONTAGU 
 
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 Montagu, Rich., Bp. of Cliichester. 
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 Montagu, Wm. Delights of Holland, 
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 Montalvan, J. P. de. Aurora and the 
 
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 Montgomery, Lady, Homer's Iliad, 
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MONlGOMERY 
 
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 Montpelier, Late Discourse at. Sir 
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 Moody, Hen. Verses in P. Massinger's 
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MOORE 
 
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MORE 
 
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 Morocco, Discourse of the Muley 
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 Morpeth, Mary. Congratulatory wel- 
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MOSELLANUS 
 
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 1645, H. 396, 640, I. I, 224, 444, 
 
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 IL 69, 222, 514; 1649, H. 575, I. 
 
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 1650, H. 155, 409, 575, I. 2, 100, 
 
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 318, 626, I. 31, 57, 69, 233, 422, II. 
 
 534; 1652, H. 34, 36, 575, I. 31, 
 
 II. 46, 163, 181, 279, 321, 381, 
 
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MOULTON 
 
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 Moulton, "W., and T. Hewer, Boole- 
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 1610,3.468 J 1611, L 297; 1613, 
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 Much, ado about nothing. W. ShaJce- 
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 Mudie, A Scotise Indiculum, 1682, 
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 ■ — Death of Eobert, Earl of Hunting- 
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 ment of an English Sailor to his 
 
MUNDAY 
 
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 Falsehood in friendship, 1605, H. 
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 a maiden of Confolens, 1604, H. 
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 Coronata, 1615, H. 407. — Mirror 
 of Mutability, 1579, H. 404. — 
 Pain of Pleasure, 1580, H. 404, I. 
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 III. 166; 1582, 1590, H. 405. — The 
 Masque of the League, 1592, H. 
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 ever happened, 1601, H. 406, L 538. 
 — The sweet sobs and amorous com- 
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 1583, H. 405. — ■'True report of the 
 prosperous successes ... of English 
 soldiers, 1581, III. 166. — Triumphs 
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 Triumphs of reunited Britania, 1605, 
 H. 406. — Triumphs of the Golden 
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 Dumb Divine Speaker, 1605 ; Bor- 
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MURE 
 
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 Mure, Sir Arch., Illustrissimo Senatori 
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 Mure, Eliz., Vindication of Eobert III., 
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 Mure, Sir Wm. Caledon's Complaint, 
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 Muret, M. Rites of Funeral, 1683, 
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 Mvirford, Nich., Draught of the con- 
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 Muridella. W. Bass, 1602. 
 
 Muriel, C. A-nswer to the Catholics' 
 supplication, 1603, III. 166. 
 
 Munuurer, A. N. Breton, 1607. 
 
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 Murray, Lady j^milia, John Wilson's 
 Three Poems, 1706, ded. to. 
 
 Murray, Lady Agnqs, Wm. Murray's 
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 Murray, Alex., D. Abercromhy's Dis- 
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 Murray, Sir Alex. Letter and Eemon- 
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 1740, I. 299. — The True Interest of 
 Britain, 1740, I. 299. 
 
 Murray, Sir D. Paraphrase of the 
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 death of Sophonisba, 161 1, H. 409, 
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 Murray, Jas., Earl of, Deploration of 
 
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 Murray, John. Verses in Genethlia- 
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 Murray, Sir Thos. The Laws and 
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 Murray, Wm. Short Treatise of Death, 
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 MurreU, J. Cookery and Carving, 
 1638, in. 166; 1641, H. 410, IL 
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 Daily Exercise for Ladies, 1621, II. 
 409. — New Book of Cookery, [1630], 
 1638, H. 410. — The Ladies' Practise, 
 1 61 7, II. 408. 
 
 Musee Aulicse. A. Jonston, 1635.^ — 
 Oxon. Apollinis et musarum Euticha 
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 Leech, 1620. — querulse de regis in 
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 1633. — saorsB. J. Ailmer, 1652. — 
 subsecivsB. J. Duport, 1696. 
 
 Musseum Minervae, Constitutions of. 
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 Musseus. Leander and Hero, trans. A. 
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 I. 300. — Loves of Hero and Leander, 
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 Musarum AnglicanarumAnalecta,i699, 
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 Musca: sive Strena Kal. Jan. T. 
 
 Dempster, 1610. 
 Muschamp, G., Wonderful News from 
 
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 of, 1650, H. 424, IL 403. 
 Muschet, G. Complaint of a Christian 
 
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 MUSICBOOES 
 
 Muscipula : sive Cambro-muri-maxia. 
 E. HoldsiBorth, 1 709.^01 the Mouse 
 Trap, 1720, I. 300. 
 
 Muscles, Complete Treatise of the. 
 John Brovme, 1681. 
 
 Muscovia, Description of Three Voyages, 
 1609, II. 416. 
 
 Muscovy, Grand Duke of, Eelation of 
 Three Embassies to. G. M., 1669, 
 III. 150. — Voyages and Travels of 
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 Muscovy, New and exact description 
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 Muscry, Kiordan de. Dedication in 
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 Muscul, W. Lawful and unlawful 
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 Musculorum, De motu. C. Galen, 
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 Musculus, Dr. Eemarkable Prophecy : 
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 Muses' Cabinet. W. Winstanley, 1655. 
 — Dirge. Rich. Jones, 1625. — Eli- 
 zium. M. Drayton, i63o.^Garland, 
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 Roh. Jones, 161 1. 
 
 Muses, Harmony of the. R. G., 1654, 
 H. 71. — Marrow of the. M. Llewellyn, 
 1661. 
 
 Muses' Melody. T. Jordan, n.d. — 
 Mistriss. J. G., 1660, H. 70. — 
 monument. T, Mace, 1676. — New 
 Year's gift and hansell. W. I., 
 1683, II. 299.— Oblation. F. Len- 
 ton, 1 641. — Sacrifice. John Davies, 
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 1638. — welcome. G. Adamson, 
 1618. 
 
 Museum Minervse, Constitution of the. 
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 Musgrave, C. Motives, 1621, II. 409, 
 III. 166. 
 
 Musgrave, Nath., and John Armstrong, 
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 Musgrave, Sir Philip. A great victory 
 at Appleby, 1648, II. 640.-22. Brath- 
 ioait(^s Captive Captain, 1665 ; C. 
 
 Ellis' Gentile Sinner, 1660, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Musgrave, Ballad of Lord Barnard and 
 the little, 1658, H. 410. 
 
 Mushroom, The, 1682, II. 409. . 
 
 Musica Deo sacra et eccles. Anglicanse. 
 T. Tomkis, n.d. — sacra. J. Orohe, 
 1608. — transalpina. N. Yonge, 1588. 
 
 Musicse, Delicise, 1695-6, II. 410. 
 
 Music, An hour's recreation in. R, 
 Alison, 1606. — and Mirth, 165 1, II. 
 409. — and poetry. T. Jordan, n.d. 
 — Art of. E. Bevin, 163 1. — Book 
 of, 1 5 70-1, II. 409. W. Damon, 
 1 59 1. — Brief Introduction to. /. 
 Playford, 165 1. — Certain notes tote 
 sung at morning, &c., 1560, H, 105, 
 III. 166. — Commendation of. T. 
 Churchyard, 1562; N. Whight, n.d, ^ 
 — Compendium of. R. Des Cartes, \ 
 1653 ; J". Playford,! 6 'J 8 ; C. Simpson, 
 1667. — Discourse of true use of Char- 
 acters, &c. T. Ravenscroft, 16141-^ 
 Excellency of divine. A. Bedford, 
 1733. — Gospel, N. H., 1 644.''^Great 
 abuse of. Arthur Bedford, 171 1. — in 
 churches. G. Towerson, 1696. — In- 
 troduction to practical. T. Morley, 
 1597. — Monthly mask of vocal, 
 1703-7, II. 410. — Mottets, or grave 
 Chamber music. M. Peerson^ 1630. 
 — New way of making four parts in 
 counterpoint. T. Campion, 1613.-^ 
 of five parts. /. Cosin, 1585. — of 
 sundry Kinds. T. Ford, 1607. — Ode 
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 1607.— Praise of. John Case, 1586. 
 -^Principles of. G. Butler, i636t — 
 Private, ilf. PeersoM, 1620. — Selected 
 Church. J. Barnard, 1641. — Short 
 Introduction to, 1570, H. 410. — 
 School of. T. Robinson, 1603.— The 
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 Theatre of, 1685, I. 300; 1669, H. 
 330. — Treasury of. H. Lawes, 1669. 
 
 Music-Books, Catalogue of all, printed 
 in England, [1670], I. 300. — 
 Catalogue of ancient and modern, 
 [1691], I. 310. — Curious collection 
 of, [1700], L 310. — General Cata- 
 
MUSICAL 
 
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 '-. logue of the clioicest, [1700], I. 
 311- 
 
 Musical Ayres and dialogues, 1652, 
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 409. Boh. Bowland, 1610. — Con- 
 sort of heavenly harmony. T. Churcli- 
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 1685; Hen, Pureell, 1683. — terms, 
 Explication of, 1700, I. 300 j 1725, 
 II. 410. 
 
 Musices Apologia, /o/iw Case, 1588. 
 
 Musician, The Universal, 1750, I. 
 301. 
 
 Music's delight. J. Plarjford, 1666. — 
 handmaid, 1663, III. 167 ; 1678, 
 II. 410; 2nd part, 1689, III. 301. — 
 monument. T. Mace, 1676. — Ee- 
 
 ■ creations, 1669, 1682, III. 167. By 
 /. Playford, 1653. 
 
 Musicum, Templum. /. H. Aided, 
 1664. 
 
 Musicus, Mercurius, 1700, II. 410. 
 
 Muskery, Donogh, Viscount, Articles 
 of Peace between the Duke of Or- 
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 Musketterian and Pikeman, Table of 
 postures of, 16 19, II. 590. 
 
 Muspratt, Thos. Breaches upon the 
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 . The Cry of the Oppressed, 1660, II. 
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 Mussell, F. Good News for all true 
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 Mussonius, E. Use and abuse of 
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 Mustapha, Tragedy of. F. Greville, 
 
 Lord Brooke, 1609. 
 |Mustian, Fr., T. Decker's Lanthorne 
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 Mutatus Polemo. A. B., 1650, III. 
 
 • 10. 
 
 Mutterings of some papists in corners, 
 1534, H. 476. 
 
 Mutton, Edw., Boolcseller, 1603, H. 
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 My Ladie's looking-glass. B. Rich 
 
 16 1 6. — wife will be my master 
 
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 Mychelborne, Thos. Verses in G. Fit: 
 
 Geoffrey's Sir Francis Drake, 1596. 
 Mydorgus' Conical Sections analyzec 
 
 by W. Oughtred : in Sir Jonai 
 
 Moore's Arithmetic, 1688. 
 Myerdman, Steven, Printer, 1550, H 
 
 623. 
 Mylne, Abbott Alex., R. Richardson' i 
 
 Exegesis, 1530, ded. to. 
 Mylner, Ursyn, Printer, York, 15 16 
 
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 My lot, Thos., E. Glapham's Brief o: 
 
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 Mynne, Eich., Bookseller, St. Paul 
 
 Little Britain, 1630, II. 511 ; 1634 
 
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 319- 
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 Mystery of Iniquity, 1643, II. loi 
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 Mystick sweet rosary of the faithfu 
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 Mythomystes. Hen. Reynolds, 1625. 
 
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 N., A. London's improvement and the 
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 N., A., Printer. See Alice Norton. 
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 JT., C. Unfortunate Politike. Trans. 
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 N., C, Bookseller, in the Highioay to 
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 N., E. Manual of Prayers, 161 7, III. 
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 N., E., and T., G., Booksellers, St. Dun- 
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 TH., J. Perfect Catalogue of all the 
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 N., M. The Dutch way of Toleration, 
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 N., N. The Scarlet Gown, 1652, III. 
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 N., N. Translated Du Boscq's Com- 
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 N., S., Gent. Certain Queries, 1658, 
 
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 1671, H. 219. 
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 N., S. D. Lettre de consolation a la 
 
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 241. 
 N., T., Printer, 1651, H. 607, I. 422; 
 
 1652, II. 181, 218, III. 34, 281; 
 
 1653, IL 507 ; 1654, in. 19; 1656, 
 IL 613, 673; 1658, IL 150; 1659, 
 H. 408, I. 410, II. 710; 1669, I. 
 131, 223, IL 89, 286, 435, 656, IIL 
 86, 244; 1670, H. 129, I. 55, IL 
 85, IIL 34; 1671, L 69, IL 508, 
 705, IIL 34, IV. 37 ; 1672, IL 685, 
 IV. 136; 1673, L 117, IL 53; 1674, 
 L 60; 167s, IL 120, 215, 554; 
 1676, L 75, IL 184, 675, IIL 22, 
 209. 230, 309; 1677, IL 44. 610, 
 IIL 70, IV. 12, 179 J 1678,0.479; 
 1679, I. 211, II. 172; 1680, III. 
 194, IV. 180; 1681, A. 262; 1682, 
 IL 126; 1683, IL 167, IV. 30. 
 
 N., T., and I. W., Booksellers, n.d., H. 
 
 325- 
 N., W., Gent. Barley-breake, 1607, 
 H. 412, L 301, II. 411. — Dublin, 
 January the 28th,.&o,, 1642, IL 303, 
 
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 N., W., BooJcseller, 1652, H. 389. 
 
 N., W. Verses in W. TT.'s- Health's 
 New Store-House, 1661, I. 441. 
 
 Naaman the Assyryan, Historie of, 1586, 
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 Naas, Co. Kildare, True declaration of 
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 Nabbes, Thos. Covent Garden, 1638, 
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 I. 301. — Presentation, on the Prince's 
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 I. 301; 1639, H. 412, 1. 302; 1718, 
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 H.412,1.302. — ^Verses in/. Tathani's 
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 Nalson, John. Impartial collection of 
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 Namur, Eeflections upon the poems 
 
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 'Nanfan, Bridges. Essays, 1680, 1. 302. 
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 Nantes, November 29, The true original 
 
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 Naorgeorgus, Th. Popish Kingdome, 
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 Napier, John, Lord. Logarithmorum 
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 Napier, Montrose, Lord. Certain In- 
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 Naples, Greatwonders that are chaunced 
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 Naples printed, 1585, IV. 13; 1588, 
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 Napper, John, Sir Thos. Chalcner's 
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 Napthali, or the wrestlings of the 
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 Narrationes Aureae. Bp. Gavin Doug- 
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 1589, H. 413. — Apology of Pierce 
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 Nevill, Archbishop, Feast at the en- 
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 1715, II. 131 ; 1718, IV. 168; 1720, 
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 H. 9, 22, loi, 132, 171, 207, 303, 
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 1629, A. 166. — Part of the Sufferings 
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 1683. — Petitions of Oxfordshire and, 
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 1675, IV. 95. — Witches of, 1612, H. 
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 Northumberland, Dudley, Duke of. 
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 Northumberland, Geo., Duke of. Order 
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 Northumberland Monster, 1674, III. 
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 Northward Ho. J. Webster, 1607. 
 
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 Norton, Alice, Printer, 1641, II. 119, 
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 1620, IV. 10; 1621,11. 309; 1622, 
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 97, 108, 125; 1626, IL 92, IIL 35, 
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 Norton, Charles and Thos., End and 
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 Norton, George, Bookseller in Temple 
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 Norton, John, Bookseller, 1593, H. 
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 1598, H. 508, L 416 ; 1599, IL 245 ; 
 1600, II. 312; 1601, L 95; 1603, 
 H. 295, L 88, 334; 1604, H. 410; 
 
 1605, II. 132 ; 1606, IIL 191 ; 1607, 
 H. II, 576, 580, I. II, 282, II. 242; 
 1608, I. 364; 1609, IV. 53; 1612, 
 IL 132, 590; 1615, H. 380; 1621, 
 H. 627; 1622, II. 379; 1623, H. 
 628; 1624, H. 617, I. 303, II. II, 
 IV. 105; 1625, H 131, L 276; 
 1626, II. 204, III. 148; 1629, II. 
 82. 
 
 Norton, John, Printer, 1629, II. 82; 
 1630, H. 231, 551, 607, L 283,455, 
 IL 714; 1631, H. loi, 205, 459, 
 646, I. 161, 286, III. 9, 13; 1632, 
 L 284, IIL 230; 1633, H. 24, L 
 384, IL 610, IIL 47 ; 1634, L 365, 
 381, 455, IL 51, 371, 618, H.. 522 ; 
 1635, H. 607, IL 61; 1636, L 28, 
 189; 1637, I. 456; 1638, H. 226, 
 227, L 384, IL 37, 328, IIL 98; 
 1640, H. 590, L 418; 1641, L 444, 
 II. 481, 644; 1642, I. 364, IV. 18; 
 1645, H. 640, L 444. 
 
 Norton, Joyce, Bookseller, 1633,1. 182, 
 IIL 47; 1634, IL 618 j 163s, IIL 
 102, IL 61. 
 
 Norton, Luke, and John Field, Printers, 
 1642, H. 517, IL 302, 327, 345, 449. 
 451, 452. 489, 518, 634, 646, IIL 
 274, 304. 306, IV. n6; 1643, H. 
 529 ; 1645, IIL 305. 
 
NORTON 
 
 [ SSI ] 
 
 NOSTRADAMUS 
 
 Norton, Rob. Mathematical Appendix, 
 
 1604, H. 423, III. 178. 
 Norton, Eoger, Printer, 1639, II. 268, 
 
 351; 1652, H. 36, I. 255; 1653, I. 
 
 24s ; 1654, II. 613 ; 1656, III. 185 ; 
 
 1660, II. 277, 362, 390; 1661, I. 
 
 69; 1662, II. 41, III. 261, IV. 1 76 J 
 
 1667, IV. 176; 1670, III. 143; 
 
 1672,111. 83; 1679,1V. 176; 1685, 
 
 11.91; 1686,11.583; 1721 (?), II. 
 
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 Norton, Thos. and Charles. See 
 
 Charles Norton. 
 Norton, Thos. All such Treatises, &c., 
 [1570], H. 424, I. 309, — Ordinal of 
 Alchemy, H. 5. — To the Queen's Ma- 
 jestie's subjects, 1569, I. 309. — 
 Warning against the Papists, II. 
 429, III. 178. — Gualteri Haddoni 
 Carmen in laudem, H. 250. — Trans- 
 lated A. iVoweZZ's Catechism, 1570. — 
 and Thos. Sachville. Tragedy of Gor- 
 boduo, 1565, H. 530. 
 
 Norton, Thos., End and confession of. 
 S. Davie, 1570, H. 143. 
 
 Norton, Thos., Edited Sir R. de Benese, 
 Hidden Treasure, 1651. — R. H.'s 
 [ Paradoxical Assertions, 1664, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Norton, Thos., Bookseller, King's head, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 16 17, I. 
 10. 
 
 Norton, Wm., Bookseller and Printer, 
 1561-2, II. 389, 587; 1567-8, II. 
 519; 1572, H. 435; 1575, III. 59; 
 1577. H, 398, II. 256, 399; 1578, 
 H. 435 ; 1589. n. 64, 492, IIL 45; 
 n.d., IV, 88. 
 
 Norton's falsehood of Yorkeshyre and 
 his fatal farewell. Wm. Gibson, 
 1569. 
 
 Norvell, Eob. Meroure of an Chris- 
 tiane, 1561, H. 425. 
 
 Norwary, &c. True and perfect descrip- 
 tion of three voyages, 1609, II. 416. 
 
 Norwich, George Goring, Earl of. 
 Letters : in Letters to the Hon. Wm. 
 Lenthall, 1648, II. 132. — Letter of 
 submission : in Articles of the sur- 
 render of Colchester, 1648, II. 132. 
 — Last will and testament of Tom 
 Fairfax, 1648, II. 213. — and others. 
 Prayers for the condemned Lords, 
 [1649], II. 492. 
 
 Norwich, Henry, Earl o'f, Marmora 
 Oxoniensia. H. Prideaux, 1676, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Norwich, Articles to be enquired of, in 
 the Diocese of, 1567, 1620, IV. 75; 
 1629, II. 427 ; 1636, [1638], 1662, 
 I^' 75- — Ballad concerning the 
 Plague at, 1579, IL 427.— Ballad of 
 the receiving of the Queen's Majesty 
 into, 1578-9, II. 427. — Catalogue of 
 Books in the Publick Library. B. 
 Maclcerell, 1733. — Comedy before 
 Her Majesty at. Thos. Churchyard. 
 —Complaint of, 1579, II. 427. — 
 Declaration of the Gentry of Norfolk 
 and, [1659-60], III. 32. — Descrip- 
 tion of the City. Alex. Nevile's Nor- 
 folk Furies, 1623. — Form to be used 
 in common prayer within, [1565], II. 
 427. — Good Counsel and advice unto 
 the Magistrates and people of, 1676, 
 IV. 157. — Joyful receiving of the 
 Queen into. £. Garter, 1578. — Map 
 of. Wm. Cunningham's Cosmogra- 
 phical Glass, i659.^Most lament- 
 able and dreadful Thunder, 1656, H. 
 422. — News from the City, [1642], 
 III. 362. — Pleasant sonnet of the 
 joyful return of the Queen into, 
 1579, II. 427. — John Taylor's Weary 
 merry voyage to, 1650, H. 603. — ■ 
 True News from. T. L., 1641. 
 
 Norwich Booksellers: E. Casson, 1623; 
 N. Colman, 1586 ; T. Goddam, 1711 ; 
 T. Goddard, 17 14; Christopher 
 Pounder, 161 6. 
 
 Norwich Printers: W. Chase, 1711, 
 1733; J. Collins, 1 7 13; A, de So- 
 lempne, 1568-70. 
 
 Norwood, Eich. Plott or Map of Ber- 
 mudas, 162 1-2, II. 429. 
 
 Nosce Te. Richard Turner, 1607. 
 
 Nosce Teipsum, &e. Sir John Dairies, 
 
 1599- 
 Nosegay, A, or Miscellany of Divine 
 
 Truths. Peter Berault, 1684. — A 
 
 Sweet. Isabella Whitney, 1573. — 
 
 for the House of Commons, 1648, H. 
 
 443. — of diverse smelles. W. Tre- 
 
 goo, 1578. — of rank smelling flowers. 
 
 /. Ricraft, 1646. — Pleasant newe. 
 
 Theod. Basilic,. 1542. 
 
 Nostodia, 161 7, H. 297, IV. 53. 
 
 Nostradamus, M. Almanack and Prog- 
 
NOT 
 
 [ 552 ] 
 
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 nostication, 1566, II. 429. — Excel- 
 lent treates made, by, 1558-9, II. 
 429. — Prognostication, 1558-9, II. 
 429 ;, 1563, 1. 309. — Prognostication 
 and Almanack, 1558-9, II. 429. — 
 True Prophecies or Prognostications, 
 1672, II. 430; 1685, II. 430. — and 
 Mr. Truswell. Fortune of France, 
 1678, II. 233. 
 
 Not guiltie Plead for the Lords, 1648- 
 49, II. 104. — so newe as true. C. 
 Gibbon, 1590. — to man's fantasie, 
 &c., 1578, II. 567. 
 
 Notable Contents, New Letter of. 
 Gabriel Harvey, 1593. — Things, 
 1000. /. Groynes, 1686; Th. Jjwp- 
 ton, 1627. 
 
 Notary, Julian, Printer, Three Kings, 
 near Temple Bar, 1498, III. 161, 
 IV. 69; 1499, III. 80, 229; 1500, 
 H. 486; 1502, H. 552, II. 211, IV. 
 11; 1503, H. 634, IL 422; 1504, 
 IL 198,1V. 6s; 1505, IL 211, IV. 
 2; 1507, L 229, IL 284, IV. 99; 
 1508, IV. 44; 1509, IL 490; 1510, 
 H. 98, in. 231 ; 1512, IL 500 ; 
 1518, IV. 6; 1520, H. 401, 186, I. 
 126; n.d., H. 190, 574, I. 382, 424. 
 
 Note to know a Good Man. Sir Walter 
 Mildmay, n.d. 
 
 Nothing. NieJi. Breton, 1622. — for a 
 new-year's gift. Wm. Lisle, 1603. — 
 Much ado about, 1664, H. 425. W. 
 Shakespear, 1600. — Praise of, n.d., 
 H. 425. Sir Edward Dyer, 1585. 
 
 Nott, Wm., Bookseller, 1660, III. 202 ; 
 1667, Queen's Arms, Pall Mall, III. 
 272; 1671, IL 568; 1684, III. 
 
 193- 
 
 Nottingham, Chas., Earl of. Journey 
 to the King of Spain. R. Treswell, 
 1605. — Royal Entry of, 1605, H, 
 296. — ^Anagram on. F. Davison's 
 Anagrammata, 1603.— The Haven- 
 finding Art, 1599 j Mirror for Magis- 
 trates, 1610 ; Colonies of DuBartas, 
 tram. 8. G. S., 1598 ; Sir Wm. 
 Vaughan's Erotopaignion, 1 5 98 ; T^os. 
 Powell's Vertue's due, 1603, ded. to. 
 
 Nottingham, Heneage Finch, Earl of, 
 Answer commanded by H.M. to be 
 given to, 1681, II. 115. — Arguments 
 of, 1685, II, 430. 
 
 Nottingham, Declaration of the Nobility, 
 
 &c., at the rendezvous at, 1688, II. 
 640. — Joyful news from the King, 
 or Proceeding of H.M.'s Army at, 
 1642, IL 680. — True relation of His 
 Majestie's setting up of his Standard 
 at, 1642, IV. 19. — Truths from, 
 1642, H. 89. 
 
 Nottingham Printer: J. Colly er, 1725. 
 
 Nottinghamicse, Noctes. Richard John- 
 son, 1 7 18. 
 
 Nottinghamshire, Antiquities of. Rob, 
 Thoroton,_ 1677. — Cry of Oppression 
 continued and encreased in, 1676, 
 IV. 157. — H.M.'s Two Speeches: 
 One to the Knights, &c., of, 1642, 
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 Noue, Lord de la. Declaration, 1588, 
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 upon the 'Declaration,' 1589, 1. 129. 
 — Politicke and military Discourses, 
 1587, H. 425, II. 165. — Sonnet upon 
 the good success of, 1590, II. 166. — 
 Profit of Imprisonment, 1594, H. 
 
 425- 
 
 Nourse, Thos. Campania Fselix, 1700, 
 A. 267. — Mystery of Husbandry dis- 
 covered, 1708, A. 267. — Nature and 
 Faculties of Man, 1686, II. 430. 
 
 Nova Legenda Anglie. John Gapgrave, 
 1516. 
 
 Nova Zembla. True and perfect de- 
 scription of three voyages, 1609, II. 
 416. 
 
 Novatus, Hieronymus. Advocati pro 
 Catherina de Aragonia Angliae Regina 
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 Novella. R. Brome, 1653. 
 
 Novels, Choice, and Amorous Tales, 
 1652, H. 425. 
 
 Novelties, A Number of, 1593-4, II. 
 
 430- 
 November, or Signal Days, &c. W. 
 
 Gartivright, 1671. 
 November 29. The True Originall 
 
 Edict of Nants, 1622, II. 232. 
 Novembris Monstrum, 1641, H. 298. 
 Novissima Tuba. R. Brathwaite, 1632. 
 Novitates quaedam ex divers, prsestan- 
 
 tium epistolis desumptae, 1536, III. 
 
 108. 
 Novus Reformator Vapulans, 1691, II. 
 
 627. 
 Now lysten well you gallantes all, 
 
 1580-1, II. 33. — mayst mourne 
 
NOWELL 
 
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 poore man, 1563-4, II. 29. — or 
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 484. 
 
 Nowell, Alex. Catechismus, 1572, II. 
 86; IS73, III. 179; 1675, IV. 75. 
 — Catechism, [iraiis.T. Norton], 15 70, 
 II. 710; 1572, II. 430; 1633, II. 
 430. — Verses in L. Humfrey's Juelli 
 vita et mors, 1573. — K BicknolTs 
 Swoorde against Swearing, 1579; R. 
 Jl/wsowiws, Dancing; Ttm/we's School- 
 master, 1576; John Wharton's Dream, 
 1578, ded. to. 
 
 Nowel, N., Bookseller, 1681, II. 411. 
 
 Nowell, Mrs. Penelope, Elegy on. Alex. 
 Gill, n.d. 
 
 Noy, Wm., Eeader at Lincoln's Inn, 
 Address to. Thos. Powell's Direc- 
 tions for search of Records, 1622. 
 
 Noyau, Declaration of the Victory by 
 the French King in winning, 1591, 
 H. 210. 
 
 Noyes, Nicholas. Verses in /. Mather's 
 Christianus per Ignem, 1702. 
 
 Nuce, Thos. Translated Seneca's Oc- 
 tavia, n.d. 
 
 Nucerd, Guillem de. Printer, Paris, H. 
 630. 
 
 Nudigate, M. Whole Trial of Connor, 
 Lord Maguire, 1645, III. 119. 
 
 Nugenius, C. The Oppressed Captive, 
 
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 Nugent, Eichard. Cynthia, 1604, H. 
 
 425- 
 Nuisance of private dwelling-houses, 
 
 Brief Declaration of, 1639, III. 179. 
 Numismata : Discourse of Medals, &c. 
 
 J. Evelyn, 1697. 
 Numbers, Easy way to the Art of. 
 
 M. Wicks, 1658. 
 Nuncius Scoto-Britannus. Sir R. Sih- 
 
 hald, 1683. 
 Nuns' Complaint against the Fryars, 
 
 1676, in. 179. — Eggs, Nest of, H. 
 
 425. — Manner of visiting the Monas- 
 teries of Discalced, 1669, II. 7ii- — 
 
 Prophecie, 1615, Hj 486. 
 Huntius a mortuis, H. 92. Rich. Per- 
 
 rinchief, 1657. 
 
 Nuremburg printed, 1546, III. 268 ; 
 1548,11.622; 1601,11.662; 1612, 
 
 II. 277. 
 
 Nuremburg Printers.- C. Qerhach ^ 
 
 J, Montanus, 1580; A. Kohurger, 
 
 1477-82 ; L. Mayr, 1601. 
 Nursery, The Countess of Lincoln's, 
 
 1622. — of novelties. T. Jordan, n.d. 
 Nut, Some observations on the Mal- 
 
 dera, 1694, III. 303. — Malabar, 1694, 
 
 III. 303. — Molucco, 1672, III. 302. 
 — Virginian, 1682, IV. 302. 
 
 Nutbrown Maid, I. 309, [1530], H. 
 
 425- 
 Nutcracker Crackt by the nut, 1641, 
 
 H. 344. Thos. Nutt, 1 64 1. 
 Nutrition, Natural History of. W. 
 
 Charleton, 1659. 
 Nutt, John, Bookseller, near Stationers' 
 
 Hall, 1698, III. 2, A. 272; 1699, 
 
 IL 290, in. 7, A. 71, 273 ; 1700, I. 
 
 182, II. 517; 1701, IIL 24, 132, 
 
 229, IV. 179; 1702, IL 435, IIL 
 
 2, 228, 229, 230; 1703, H. 51, II. 
 
 70, IIL 160; 1704, IIL 263; 1705, 
 
 II. 243, 572, IV. 150; 1706, H. 502, 
 
 L 123, IL 577. 
 Nutt, Thos. Nutcracker cracked by 
 
 the Nut, 1641, H. 344; 1644, III. 
 
 179. 
 Nutt, Thos., BooJcseller, 1699, III. 
 
 105. 
 Nutt, Wm., Bookseller, 1670, H. 398. 
 Nutting, J., Bookseller, 1709, II. 590. 
 Nye, Nath. Art of Gunnery, 1648, II. 
 
 43°- 
 Nye, Philip. Apologeticall Narration, 
 
 1643, II. 100, III. 168. — Speech: 
 
 League and Covenant, 1643, II. 337. 
 
 — True copy of the Letter . . . sent 
 
 by Mr. Marshall and, 1643, II. 345. 
 
 — Hugh Peter's Tales and J ests, 1660, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Nymminghen, News from, 1569, II. 
 
 422. 
 Nympha Libethris. G. Barksdcde, 
 
 1651. 
 Nymphothicnes. W. Fulheck, 1608-9. 
 Nynge, Ed., FearfuU vexation of, 1615, 
 
 H. 425. 
 
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 0., A., Lucan's ToKa.Tis, translated, 1565, 
 
 with dedication by. 
 0., A. Translated A School for Princes, 
 
 1680, IV. 164. 
 0., C, and others. Melpomene, or the 
 
 Muses' Delight, 1678, H. 169, 11. 391. 
 0., D. Perswasion to Loyaltv, 1642, 
 
 II. 431. IV. 75. 
 
 0., E., Printer, 1668, I. 297; 1670, 
 
 III. 244. 
 
 0., H. Translator of N. Stem's Pro- 
 
 dromus, 1671. 
 0., H., Bookseller. See Overton. 
 0., I. Lamentation of Troy for the 
 
 death of Hector, 1594, H. 426. — On 
 
 the Death of Lady Arabella Seymour, 
 
 H. 426. 
 0., I. Preface in H. Bullinger and T. 
 
 Bern's Confession of Faith, [1566]. 
 0., J. [ or I.]. Verses in John Mayo's 
 
 Pope's Parliament, 1594. 
 0., J. Translated R. Gwalter's Anti- 
 christ, 1556. 
 0., J. [or I.], Bookseller, 1597, H. 
 
 662 ; 1598, at the Parrot, St. Paul's 
 
 Churchyard, H. 233. 
 0., J., Printer. See John Okes. 
 0., N., Printer. See Nicholas Okes. 
 0., P., Printer, 1569, H. 45. 
 0., K., Printer. ,See Olton. 
 ,0., K., Bookseller, 1672, III. 173, 30. 
 0., T. Translated The Devil's Patriarck, 
 
 1683, L 309. 
 0., T., Printer, 1589, H. 238, 633, I. 
 
 191 > 1593. H- 281, 693; 1620,111, 
 
 IIS- 
 0., W., Printer and Bookseller, 1662, 
 H. 513; 1670, I. 163, H. 539 j 
 1697, H. 348; 1700, L 85, 142, 
 
 IV. 141; 1703, II. 698; 1706, H. 
 247; 1708, I. 96; nd., H. II, 12, 
 13. 37, 96, loi, 112, 157, 158, 177, 
 179, 188, 193, 207, 348, 352, 353, 
 354, 440, 514, 518, 522, 540, 556, 
 571, 575, 576. 676, L 361, 74, IL 
 693, III. 278,' IV. 40. 
 
 Lord, which art in heaven so high, 
 
 1562-3, IL 29. 
 Earee Show, Pretty Show, 1698, 
 
 IL 365. 
 O'B, The fifteen, [1490], IL 431. 
 
 Utinam, &c. Sir John Dames, 
 
 1591- 
 
 Oake, The Royal. John Danverd, 
 1660. 
 
 Oakingham, Berks, Strange and terrible 
 news from, 1675, H. 37. 
 
 Oatelands, Letter from the King's 
 Majestie's Court at, 1647, II. 103. 
 
 Gates, Titus. England bought and 
 sold, 1681, II. 431, — Exact Dis- 
 covery of the Mystery of Iniquity, 
 1679, II' 43^- — Manifesto, 1683, 
 II. 431. — Melancholy Complaint of, 
 1684, I. 309. — Narrative of the 
 Plot and Conspiracy of the Popish 
 Party, 1679, H- 43i- Vindication 
 of English Catholics from the con- 
 spiracy, 1680, I. 72. Dr Gates' Nar- 
 rative vindicated in answer to Vin- 
 dication of Eng, Catholics. John 
 Philips, 1680. — Panegyric upon, n.d., 
 
 I. 310. — Pope's "Warehouse, 1679, 
 
 II. 431. — Tryals, convictions, and 
 sentence of, 1685, II. 431. — Vindi- 
 cation of, from perjury. Adam Elliot, 
 1682. — Witch of Endor, 1679, I. 
 309. — Dialogue between the Earl of 
 Sh — y, E. Settle, and Dr. Gates at 
 parting, 1682, III. 47. — ^Die Sabbati 
 9 Maij, 1685, II. 431. — ^EikonBroto- 
 loigoi, or the picture of Titus Gates, 
 1697, II. 432. — Gates, his Degrees, 
 II. 431. — Song of the Light of Three 
 Nations turned into Darkness, 1684, 
 
 II. 431. 
 Oath and Protestation, Discourse of the 
 
 illegality and incongruity of an. Sir 
 
 TJios. Middleton, 1644. 
 Oath of Allegiance, Apology for. James 
 
 J., 1609. — Considerations offered in 
 
 taking the, 1689, II. 646. — Friendly 
 
 Conference on the new, 1689, II. 
 
 646. — Reason why the Rector of P. 
 
 took the, 1690, II. 647. 
 Oaths, Book of, 1649, II. 432.— 'Brief 
 
 Treatise of, 1598, I. 310.. — Treatise 
 
 of. Wm. Penn, 1675^ 
 Obedience, Bounds and bonds of public, 
 
 1649, II' 136. — New ballad of, 1581, 
 
 II. 33. — of a Christian Man. Wm. 
 
 Tyiidale, n.d. 
 
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 ObedientiS., De Verl Stephen Gar- 
 diner, 1535. 
 
 Oberndorff, John. Anatotnyes of the 
 True Physition, 1602, II. 432. 
 
 Objectorum Eeductio. Donald Lupton, 
 
 1634- 
 Observations, Natural and Political. 
 
 John Graunt, 1662. 
 Observator defended, [1643], IV. 157. 
 
 Sir R Le Strange, 1685. — prov'd a 
 
 trimmer, 1685, II. 432. 
 Obstinate Lady. Sir Aston Colcain, 
 
 1657- 
 
 Occasion's offspring. Matthew Steven- 
 son, 1645. 
 
 Occleve, Thos., I. 310. 
 
 Occult Philosophy. H. G. Agrippa, 
 1651. 
 
 Oceanus and Britannia, Marriage of. 
 
 0. Flecknoe, 1659. 
 
 Oceana. Jas. Harrington, 1656; H. 
 Stubbe, 1660. 
 
 Ochine, B. Dialogue of Polygamy, 
 1657, II. 432. — Unjust usurped 
 primacy of the Bishop of Home, 1549, 
 
 1. 310. 
 
 Ochlomacliia. Jasper Mayne, 1647. 
 
 Ockanickon, Indian King, True Ac- 
 count of the dying words of. J. 
 Gripps, 1682. 
 
 Ocland, Chr. Anglorum Prselia, 1580, 
 H. 426, 1. 310 ; 1582, H. 426 ; 1582, 
 H. 426. — Elizabeth Queene, 1585, 
 H. 426, I. 310. — Elizabetheis, 1589, 
 H. 426. — Fountaine and wel-spring 
 of all variance, 1580, 1. 310. — Pope's 
 Farewell, 1582, H. 426. 
 
 O'Conner and Anne Hussey, Discourse 
 between, 1641, II. 302, 703. 
 
 Octavia, Tragedy by Seneca, n.d. 
 
 Octavia, Tragi-comedie of the vertuous. 
 S. Brandon, 1598. 
 
 Octavyan, the Emperoure of Kome, H. 
 427. 
 
 O'Daly, Frater D., de Rosario, Ini- 
 tium, incrementa, &c., 1655, III. 
 179. 
 
 October the 22, 1649. Thos. Grantham, 
 1650. 
 
 Oddes: or all the world to nothing. 
 N. B., 1622, 11. 22. 
 
 Odell, Thos. Christian's Pilgrimage to 
 his fatherland, 1634, H. 427. — 
 Isaack's Pilgrimage, 1635, H. 427. 
 
 Odes and Elegies upon Divine and 
 
 Moral Subjects, 1698, I. 310. 
 O'Divelly, Teague. Elegy upon the 
 
 death of Mods. St. Euth, 1691, II. 
 
 304- 
 Odo. See JEmilius Macer. 
 O'Dowde, Thos., Medicatrix, or the 
 
 woman's physician, vindicating. M. 
 
 Trye, 1675. 
 Odyssey of Homer, 16 14. 
 (Ecolampadius, J. Sermon, III. 179. 
 (Economiae, Thesaurus. John Case, 
 
 1597- 
 
 (Economica Sacra. /. P., 1685, I. 316. 
 
 (Economicorum, Synopsis. G. Donald- 
 son, 1624. 
 
 CEdipus : Three Cantos. Thos. Evans, 
 1615. 
 
 (Edipus, or the Resolver. G. MarJcham, 
 
 • 1650. 
 
 (Edipus, the son of Laius, Tragedy by 
 Seneca. 
 
 (EloMm - triune. Henoch Clapham, 
 i6or. 
 
 (Emilia; A Play, 1672, H. 473. 
 
 (Emylii Parisiani, Guil. Harveii De 
 Motu Cordis, cum refutationibus, 
 1639. 
 
 CEnone and Paris. /. H., 1594, H. 
 249. 
 
 Of a yongker which said, &c. Ballad, 
 1565-6,11. 30. 
 
 Offelen, Henri. Devises et Embleme?, 
 1696, II. 432. 
 
 Of fancy all we fancy, 1563-4, II. 29. 
 — robbers and thefters, 1568, II. 31. 
 
 Officers, Account of the principal, in 
 England, 1684, III. 40; 1697, III. 
 267. — of the month. Perfect instruc- 
 tion for. Giles Hose, 1681. 
 
 Officers, Proclamation concerning their 
 withdrawel from Kegiments and Gar- 
 risons, 1640, II. 93.- — Proclamation 
 requiring them to depart from Lon- 
 don and Westminster, 1660, IL 108 ; 
 1661, II. 109; 1662, II. III. 
 
 Officers and Offices of England, New 
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 Offices, Four books of. B. Barnes, 
 1606. 
 
 Offices, Tullies. Cicero, 1534. 
 
 Offley, Hugh, Value of our English 
 Archers, with their welcome into 
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OFFLEY 
 
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 Offley, John, Is. Walton's Compleat 
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 Ogilby, John. Africa, 1670, II. 432. 
 — America, 1671, II. 432. — Asia, 
 part 3, 1673, II. 432. — England 
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 — Entertainment of Charles II. in 
 his passage through London, 1672, 
 II. 432. — Itinerarium Anglise, 1675, 
 II. 432. — Relation of H.M.'s enter- 
 tainment and passing through Lon- 
 don, 1661, I. 310. — Verses in Jos. 
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 lated ^sop's Fables in Verse, 165 1 ; 
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 Ogilvie, Sir John. Preservation of 
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 Okeley, W. Ebenezer, 1675, I. 493. 
 
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 Okes, John, Printer, 1636, II. 56, 223, 
 282, 520; 1637, H. 273, 374, L 40, 
 260, 383, IL 593; 1638, H. 50, 
 17s, 227, 265, 274, 600, 608, L 57, 
 64. 247. 366, 383. n. 174, 247, 593, 
 607, 610, III. 108; 1639, H. 24, 
 198, 274, 330, L 27, 48, 118, 155, 
 187, 419, IL 18, 38, 121, 262, 479, 
 IlL 211, 246; 1640, H, 283, 308, 
 562, L 54, 100, 113, 184, 185, 223, 
 269, 353, 372, 381, 400, IL 353, 
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 Okes, Nicholas, Printer, 1607, H. 149, 
 451, 545, IL 355, IIL 310; 1608, 
 H. 12, 113, 145, 366, 392, 482, L 
 12, 272, IL 160, III. 45, A, 267; 
 1609, H. 12, 307, 371, 429^ 505, 
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 593, IIL 85, IV. 99 ; 161 1, H. 572, 
 L 154, IL 575, IV. 71; 1612, H. 
 139. 150. 271, 646, IL 702; 1613, 
 IL 271, 304, 384, 393, 431, L 276, 
 II. 281, IV. 163; 1614, H. 50, 62, 
 64, 297, 337, 431, 594, 628, L 47, 
 54, 259, IL 146, 606; 1615, H. 148, 
 190, 380, 420, 576, 608, 610, 1. 297, 
 404, 424, IL 382, 654, 713, IIL 203 ; 
 1616, H. 337, 478, 510, L 223, 360, 
 IV. 72; 1617, H. 393, 572, 587, 
 665, L 258, IL 141, 434, IV. 163, 
 82 ; 1618, L 108, 298, IL 157, 575 ; 
 1619, H. 8, 394, 596, 665, L 462, 
 IIL 315; 1620, H. 151, 173, 300, 
 
 429. 431, 438, 448, 57S> I- 137. n. 
 
 141 ; 1621, H. 58, 242, I. 186, IL 
 131, IIL 100; 1622, H. 394, 551, 
 597, L 258, 480, IIL 256; 1623, 
 H. 137. 337. 396, 594i 646, L 238, 
 L 259, 449; 1624, H. 219, 598, 
 647; 1625, H. 82, 396, IL 90; 
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OKES 
 
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 Qkes, Nicholas and John, Printers, 
 1626, I. 122; 1633, II. 187 ; 163s, 
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 Oldcastle, Sir John, Lord Cobham, 
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 Olive, Eichard, BooTcseller, Crane, St. 
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 Oliver, E., Bookseller, Golden Key, on 
 
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 Oliver, J., Printer in Bartliolomew's 
 
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 Oliver of Castylle and the Tayre 
 
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 Olney, Henry, Bookseller, George, St. 
 
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 Olympus, Atlas under. W. Austin, 
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 Olynthiac Orations. Demosthenes, 1570, 
 
 Ombre, The royal game of, 1660, 1. 310. 
 
 Omelia Origenis, n.d. 
 
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 O'MoUoy, Fr. Grammatica Latino- 
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 Ongoys, Jean d', Printer, Paris, 1574, 
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 Openshaw, E. Short Questions and 
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 Opinion defeated. B. Rich, 161 3. 
 
 Opiologia. A Treatise of Opium, 1 6 1 7, 
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 Opium, Mysteries of. John Jones, 
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 Opobalsamum Anglicanum. G. Wither, 
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 Oporinus, J., Printer, Basil, 1557, 
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 Orange, Mary, Princess of, Life, by 
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 Ordinances by the King [of France] for 
 
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 Orleans Frinter. Maria Paris, 1 643, IL 
 
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ORWIN 
 
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 • 46, 34i> 3Si> 384, ni. 45 ; 1590, 
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 1592, H. 193, 258, 302, II. 515 ; 
 
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 Oxford, Ann, Countess oi,P.Massinger's 
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 Oxford, Countess of, Meroveus, 1682, 
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 1641,11. 476, 1. 337-— I'ytiiy »ote H 
 
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 Paraenesis ad Scotos a D. Tileno, 
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 Parsenetical, A treatise, 1598, II. 570. 
 
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 Paris Printed, 141 1, I. 480 ; 1495, IV. 
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 1510, IV, 83; 1521,1. 272; 1522, 
 II. 616; 1533, II. 497; 1545, 11. 
 
 711; 1549, n. 385: 1551, II. 381, 
 
 ■ 683 ; 1552, III. 272 ; 1554, H. 6s ; 
 
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 1563,111. 180; 1567, H. 65: 1579, 
 
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 1616, III. 17; 1617,11. 584; 1619, 
 
 II. 476, 714; 1621, III. 13; 1624, 
 
 III. 306, IV. 143 ; 1625, H. 2, 86, 
 I. 77, II. 667; 1626, III. 223, IV. 
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 III. 278; 1636, IV. 49; 1638, H. 
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 139,1V. 134; 1652, III. 32; 1654, 
 
 I. 452 ; 1657, I. 370 ; 1658, II. 83 ; 
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 II. 631 ; 1670, 1. 281, IL 202 ; 1675, 
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 II. 443. — History of King Arthur, 
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 \44o. — Figure of Nine, H. 440. — 
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 Parker, Peter, Bookseller, Pope's-head- 
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 1670, IL 673; 1671, L 348; 1672, 
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 Parker, Eichard, Bookseller, Unicom, 
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 1701, III. 42, A. 262; 1702, III. 
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 Epicedia, by R. Gualterius, 1576, H. 
 246. 
 
 Parkhurst, Eob., Lord Mayor of Lon- 
 don, John Taylor's Triumphs of Fame 
 ancf Honour, 1634; John Sietor's 
 Lachrymae Reipublicse Londinensis, 
 1635, ded. to. 
 
 Parkhurst, Thos., Bookseller, George, 
 Little Britain, 1653, H. 155; 1657, 
 
PARKINS 
 
 [ 577 ] 
 
 PARLIAMENT 
 
 I- 345; 1658, III. 131; 1600, II. 
 I 251, 552, III. 103; 1664, I- 110; 
 
 1667, H. 39, I. 37; 1669, III. 180; 
 
 1672, 1. 455,111. 217; 1673,1. 23s, 
 ; 492,111.271; 1674, III. 112; 1675, 
 
 ■ n. 94; 1679, I- 33. 309, n. 431; 
 1680,11.569; 1681,11.118; 1682, 
 I. 4. n. 373; 1684, I. 84; 1685, 
 
 III. Ill; 1686, I. 435; 1690, III. 
 
 280; 1691,111. 103; 1692,11. 422, 
 
 • 555 ; 1693,1-46,111.23; 1694,1V. 
 177; 1695, III. 10; 1698, I. 470, 
 
 III. 157; 1701, I. 394, II. 149, 267, 
 
 III. 264; 1706, 1. 22 ; n.d., II. 371. 
 Parkins, Sir "Wm., Arraignment, Trial 
 
 and Condemnation of, 1696, II. 648. 
 Parkinson, A Collectanea Anglo-Mi- 
 . noritica, 1726, II. 443. 
 Parkinson, John. Paradisi in Sole 
 
 Paradisus Terrestris, 1629, II. 444; 
 
 1656, III. 185. — Theatrum Botani- 
 cum, 1640, II. 444. 
 
 Parkinson, Mr. Account of his expul- 
 . sion from .Oxford University, 1689, 
 
 III. 182. 
 Parkyns, Bob. Life of Christ, H. 
 . 442. 
 ■Parkyns, Sir Thos. Progymnasmata, 
 
 2nd Edit., 1 7 14, I. 319; 3rd Edit., 
 ( 1727, II. 444. 
 ^arlet, Edm. Mirrour for young chris- 
 
 • tian Ladies, [1653], H. 442. 
 Parliament : Act and Declaration touch- 
 , ing several Acts and Ordinances, 
 
 1657, II. 459. — Acts and Monuments 
 of the late, 1659, 1. 321. Continua- 
 tion, I. 321. — Acts, ordinances, and 
 orders, 1655, H. 459; 1658,^459. 
 — Address to members of. G. Wither, 
 1657. — Advice to Freemen of Eng- 
 land on the choice of Representatives, 
 1681, II. 462. — and Officers, True 
 relation of the case between, 1659, 
 II. 154. ^Answer to H.M.'s Message 
 of 12 Nov. 1642, II. 446. — ^Answer 
 to Spy, 1652, I. 320. — -Answers to 
 the Scots Commissioners' Papers, 
 1646, III. 186. — Apology and Vindi- 
 cation of excluded members, 1659, 
 II. 460. — Arraigned, Convicted, 
 1648,. H. 443, III 187. — Articles 
 et Propositions de la Chambre haute, 
 &c., 1643, II. 455. — Articles protest- 
 ing against this, 1648, H. 443. — 
 
 Brief discourse concerning the power 
 of, 1640, IIL 185. — Brief narrative 
 of the manner how divers members 
 of the H. of C., &c., 1660, II. 460. 
 — Brief Record of the most material 
 Proceedings, 1652, 1. 320. — Catalogue 
 of Pensioners in the Long, 1648, II. 
 
 , , 458.' — Certain grievances well worthy 
 of conduct of, 1640, II. 93. — Certain 
 Propositions of, 1642, II. 247.— Cer- 
 tain Propositions offered for consider- 
 ation of, 1642, H. 320. — Certain 
 I'ropositions to Trained Bands, 1642, 
 
 ■ ^^- 77- — Character of the Long. , J. 
 Milton, 1 68 1. — Choke peace for the, 
 1648, H. 444. — Collection of public 
 orders, &c., 1646,. I. 320. — Collection 
 of several petitions, 1693, IL 712. — ■' 
 Complement, 1660, H. 445. — Con- 
 siderations : Why P. is dissolved 
 by prorogation for 15 months, IV. 
 78. — Considerations concerning our 
 
 , choice of Members of, 17 11, HI. 462. 
 — Debate at large between the House 
 of Lords and H. of C, 1695, III. 
 189. — Debates in the H. of C, 
 1680, III. 188. — Declaration, 1653, 
 IIL 187; 1659, in. 188, IL 460; 
 1642, in. 304 ; 1641, .IL 445 ; 
 1645, I^- ^59- Second Declaration, 
 
 . 1645, I^' 159- — Declaration agreed 
 upon for safety of the Kingdom, 
 1642, II, 711. — Declaration and 
 ordinance, for new Loans, 1642, II. 
 712. — Declaration and protestation, 
 1642, n, 453. — Declaration and 
 Resolution concerning H.M.'s Pro- 
 clamation, 1642, III. 305, II. 711-12. 
 — ^Declaration and votes concerning 
 some scruple in their late Ordinance, 
 1642, II. 453. — Declaration concern- 
 ing an insolent letter, 1642, II. 
 711. — Declaration concerning Letter 
 " sent from the King," &c., 1642, 
 II. 712, 446. — Declaration concern- 
 ing reducing the late revolted Ships, 
 1648, II. 458. — Declaration concern- 
 ing the King, 1647, II. 457. — De- 
 claration, concerning the Scots Com- 
 missioners, 1647, II. 457. — Declara- 
 tion concerning the settlement of the 
 present Government, 1648, II. 458. 
 — Declaration declaring full explana- 
 tion, of particular passages, 1642,11. 
 2 
 
PARLIAMENT 
 
 t 578 ] 
 
 PARLIAMENT 
 
 453. — Declaration declaring that 
 none shall apprehend, &c., 1642, III. 
 186. — Declaration expressing reasons 
 for adnulling votes, 1648, II. 658. — 
 Declaration in vindication of divers 
 Members, 1642, II. 449, 711. — Decla- 
 ration in vindication of their proceed- 
 ings, 1649, !!• 458- — Declaration ... . 
 Newcastle Coals, 1642, IV. 77. — 
 Declaration of proceedings between 
 the Commonwealth and the States- 
 General of the United Provinces, 
 1652, II. 459. — Declaration of ' the 
 Commons assembled, 1642, IV. 77. 
 ^Declaration of the Commons. No 
 farther Address or application to the 
 King, 1647, II. 457.^Declaration 
 to the Lords States-Generall of the 
 United Provinces, 1645, II. 455; 
 1642, II. 452. — Declaration to the 
 subjects of Scotland, 1642, II. 446. 
 — ^Declaration upon the marching of 
 the Army into Scotland, 1650, IV. 
 78. — Declaration upon the state of 
 the House, 1642, II. 446. — Declara- 
 tion why they cannot keep Easter 
 term at Oxford, 1643, III. 186. — 
 Declaration of the Eesolutions con- 
 cerning the King, 1647, H- 457- 
 The Declaration declared, 1647, II. 
 457. — Definitions of a, 1642, II. 
 447.^ — described. J. S., 1659, II, 
 528. — Dialogue between the ghosts 
 of the two last, 1681, II. 462. — 
 Dialogue . , . concerning the pro- 
 ceedings of the, 1705, IV, 95. — Ding 
 Dong, or Sir Pitiful, 1648, H. 443. 
 — Diseases of the house, 1648, H. 
 444. — Engagement of the Lords and 
 Commons that went to the Army, 
 1647, II. 457. — England's prosperity 
 in the priviledges of, n.d., A. 267. — 
 Exact collection of Eemonstrances 
 to the King, 1643, H. 320. — Faith- 
 ful Eegister: or Debates of the H. 
 of C, 1690, III. 189. — Freedom of 
 Elections to, 1690, III. 462. — Full 
 Declaration of the true state of the 
 secluded Members' Case, 1660, II. 
 460, IV. 78.— History of. T. May, 
 1647; G. Wither, 1650. — Humble 
 Answer to H.M.'s Message, 25 Aug. 
 1642, III. 71. — Humble Desires and 
 propositions, presented to the King, 
 
 1642,111. 186. — Humble Petition of 
 the H. of C, 1 64 1, H. 445. — Journal 
 Book of the H. of C, 1680, IIL 188. 
 — Journal of Proceedings, 1673, I. 
 32 i.^Journals of all, 1558-1601, III. 
 189. — Laws and Acts of, Sir Thos. 
 Murray, 1682. — Letter from a Citizen 
 of Oxford concerning the dissolution 
 of, 1681, III. 462. — Letter 'from the 
 H. of C, 1649, II. 458. — Letter from 
 the H, of C. to the General Assembly, 
 1648, II. 458. — Letter in answer to 
 the King's Letter, 1660, IL 460. — 
 Letter to a friend in the Country on 
 the prerogation of, 1680-1, II. 460. 
 — Letter to a friend on the dissolu- 
 tion of the late, 1690, II. 647. — 
 Letter to a M.P., on account of 
 some present transactions, 1689, III. 
 188. — Letters between the Parlia- 
 ment and Committee of Estates, 1648, 
 II. 458. — List of Imprisoned and 
 Secluded Members, II. 457. — Mem- 
 bers of, 1620-24, III. 185; 1625, 
 IIL 185 ; 1654, II, 459, H. 444, I. 
 321 J 1656, H. 117; 1659, III. 
 188, II. 712, 460; 1659-60, IIL 
 188; 1660, IL 4'6o, IIL 188; 
 1661, IIL 188, H. 445.— Memor- 
 andum to the King and Queen, 
 1641, II. 445.. — mended, or ended, 
 i648,H. 443. — Memorials of methods 
 and practice of. H. Scobell, 1656. 
 — Memorials of the proceedings in, 
 1689, III. 189. — Memento for the 
 People about the Election of Mem- 
 bers, 1654, II. 459. — Narrative of 
 some passages in or relating to the 
 Long. Fr. Dudley, Lord North, 
 1670. — Narrative of the most material 
 Proceedings, 1651, III. 187, H. 117 ; 
 1653, H. 117, — New Eemonstrance 
 of the eleven impeached Members, 
 1647, III. 187. — 'New Song on the 
 calling of a free, i68f. III. 188. — 
 — New Votes, 1642, IIL 304. — No 
 new parliament, 1660, III. 460. — Ob- 
 servations on the effects of former, 
 II. 447. — Order and manner of sitting 
 in the higher house, 1628, II. 444. 
 — Order and usage of. J. Vowell, 
 1584. — Order for protection of Mem- 
 bers of Parliament from domiciliary 
 visits, 1 641, II, 445. — Order for the^ 
 
PARLIAMENT 
 
 [ 579 ] 
 
 PARLIAMENT 
 
 Trial of Traitors to the, 1649, II. 
 458. — Orders, proceedings, &c., 1641, 
 
 II. 441. — Ordinance, Abuses in im- 
 portation of certain goods, 1645, IV. 
 78. — Ordinance for assessing Mem- 
 bers of Parliament, 1643, II. 455. — 
 Ordinance for raising and levying 
 money, 1643, III. 186.— Ordinance 
 for sp'eedy setting forth of certain 
 ships, 1642, IV. 77. — Ordinance in 
 vindication of Thos. Brown, &c., 
 1643, IV' 77- — Ordinance : Tonnage 
 and Poundage, 1642, IV. 77; 1644- 
 45, IV. 78; 1646-7, IV. 78; 1647, 
 IV. 78. — Ordinances and Orders, 
 1646, IL 456; 1650, H. 117. — 
 Panegyrick replying to the pro- 
 ceedings of, 1645, H. 444; 1647, 
 H.- 442. — Perfect diurnal of every 
 day's proceedings, 1659, II. 460. — 
 Petition of Members of the House 
 accused by the Army, 1647, II. 456. 
 —Petition to James II. to call, i688, 
 
 III. 125. — Petition to H.M. at York, 
 1642, IL 447. — Poem on the present 
 assembly of, 1686, II. 461. — Power 
 of the Peers and Commons, 1640, IV. 
 264. — Preamble, with the Protesta- 
 tion, 1641, II. 444. Declaration con- 
 cerning, 1 64 1, II. 444. Order of the 
 Commons with regard to, 1641, II. 
 444. — Pre-eminence and pedigree 
 of. Jas. Howell, 1644. — Private De- 
 bates in the H. of C, 1677, III. 
 189. — Proclamation for preroguing 
 of, 1678, III. 188. — Proceedings at 
 Oxford, 1682-3, II. 461. — Proper 
 new ballad of the old, 1659, H. 445. 
 — Propositions to the King's Majesty, 
 1642, III. 304. — Qusery why the 
 King, Lords and Commons be a legal, 
 1689, IV. 79. — Eeasons and liTarra- 
 tive of Proceedings betwixt the two 
 houses, 1I579, II- 4^^- — Reasons why 
 the King ought to adhere to, II. 447. 
 
 >; — Eeasons why this Kingdom ouglit 
 to adhere to the, IV. 267. — Eelations 
 and observations upon, 1640. Cle- 
 ment Walker, 1648. — Eemonstrance 
 and Declaration, 1642, II. 711, III. 
 305. — Eemonstrance of, 1642, II. 
 453. — Eemonstrance of the Com- 
 njons to, 1643, II. 454.— Eeplication 
 to H.M.'s last Answer, 1642, III, 
 
 304. — Eesolves of, 1649, H- 458. — 
 routed. Sam. Shepherd, 1653. — 
 Satire upon the state of things in, 
 
 1640, I. 320. — Scritch-owle, 1648, 
 H. 444.^Seasonable Argument for 
 Grand Juries to petition for a new, 
 1677, II. 461. — Seasonable Memento 
 for all in the choice of a, 1681, II. 
 462. — Seasonable Speech by a worthy 
 M.P., 1659-60, II. 460. — Second 
 Admonition to. Tti. Gartwright, 
 1570. — Second Narrative of the late, 
 
 1658, III. 187. — Sessions of. Trans- 
 lated by A. Bustarde, n.d., IV. 77, 
 H. 442. — Seven additional queries 
 in behalf of the secluded Members, 
 
 1659, II. 460, — Several Queries con- 
 cerning the present proceedings in, 
 1689, IV. 79. — Several Votes, &c., 
 
 1 641, IL 444. — Short History of the 
 late, 1699, III. 189. — Some brief re- 
 marks upon the Debates, 1683, IL 
 462. — Speeches and passages of this, 
 
 1641, I. 320. — Spirit of. Jos. Har- 
 rington, 1659. — Subjects' Joy for the. 
 John Taylor, 162 1. — Thanks to the, 
 
 1642, H. 442. — The sense of the 
 House, 1642, H. 442. — True Charac- 
 ter of an Ordinance of, 1647, H. 443. 
 — True Narrative of the dissolution 
 of the late, 1653, III. 187. — Two 
 Declarations, 1642, III. 305. — Two 
 Ordinances of, 1644, I. 320. — Two 
 seasonable discourses concerning the 
 present, 1675, II. 461. — Vindication 
 and Answer of the XL Accused Mem- 
 bers, 1647, II. 457. — Votes and Or- 
 ders of H. of C., 1682, II. 460. — 
 Votes of the Commons concerning 
 Members, 1647, II. 456. — Votes of 
 the Commons concerningDelinquents, 
 1646, II. 456. 
 
 Parliament Ale, Curse against, 1649, 
 II. 459. — Kite, 1648, H. 444, IV. 
 78. — Knell, 1648, H. 444. 
 
 Parliament, Mistriss, brought to bed, 
 1648, II. 437, H. 443. — Her Gossip- 
 ing, 1648, H. 443. — Her invitation 
 of Mistriss London, 1648, H. 443. — 
 Last will and Testament, 1648, H. 
 444 ; Pt. 2, 1648, H. 444. — Presented 
 in her bed, 1648, III. 187, H. 443. 
 
 Parliament of Byrdes, 1. 38. — of Devils, 
 1520, I. 126. — of Graces. Hvmp. 
 
PARLIAMENT 
 
 [ 580 •] 
 
 PARRY 
 
 • Grouch, 1642..— rof iLadies, 1647, H. 
 324, I. 249. — of Vertues royal. Jos. 
 
 , Sylvester, 1614.— +-of women, 1640, 
 
 , 1646, 1656, II. 657. 
 
 Parliament physick. N. Jocelme,i6^^. 
 
 , —porter, 1648, Hj 464, IV. 78. 
 
 Parliamentaria Misceliauia. N. Petyt, 
 
 . 1680. 
 
 Parliamentary Mercies, All the memo- 
 rable and wonder^strikinge, 1641-2, 
 
 , H. 442. — Victories. . Josiah Ricraft, 
 
 , 1646. 
 
 Farliamenti Bibliotheca. Sir J. Birk- 
 
 . enhead, 1653. 
 
 Parliaments, Constitution of. Sir J. 
 
 , Pettus, 1674. — Discourse . . . spirit 
 of. Jos. Harrington, 1659. — Histo- 
 
 , rical Collection of the ancient. W. 
 
 , Prynne, 1649. 
 
 Parliament's forces, Kelation of Acts of, 
 1642, III. 305. 
 
 Parliamentum Imperatorium. Oeo. 
 Graham [Crymes],i654. — Pacificum : 
 Dr. Burnet's Vindication of himself, 
 
 . 1688, II. 72. 
 
 Parlour of pleasaunte delyghts, 15 80-1, 
 11. 462. 
 
 Parma, Duchess of, Brief request pre- 
 
 . sented to, 1566, II. 413. 
 
 Parma, Prince of. Certain News of, 
 
 r 1579, 11. 414. — Continual following 
 
 I of the French JKing upon, 1592, II. 
 
 I 230. — Copy of a Letter : Success of 
 the King against, 1590, II. 229. — 
 Discours depuis le partement du Eoy 
 pour venir rehcontrer le, 1592,11. 230. 
 Itinerario et sincero racconto del viag- 
 gio fatto dall. G. Oastelli, 1666, IV. 
 124. — Journal . . . both Armies from 
 the Duke of Parma's coming into 
 
 , France, 1592, II. 230. — Letter ... 
 to the Borrowmasters of Antwerp, 
 
 , 1585, II. 415. — Sommaire Discours, 
 &c., 1590, II. 229. — Two Discourses : 
 one, the FrenchKing's success against, 
 1592, IL 179. 
 
 Parnasse amoureux. Votilley, 1649. 
 
 Parnassi Puerperium. Thos. PecJce, 
 1659. 
 
 Parnasso, I Eagguagli di. Tvajano 
 Boealini, 1657. 
 
 Parnassus Aboriens. B. Walden, 1664. 
 —Biceps. Al. Wright, 1656. — Eng- 
 land's, 1600, I. 321. — News from. 
 
 Wm. Mercer, 1682 ; Tlios. Scot, 1622. 
 
 , — Eacquet from, 1702, II. 462. — Re- 
 turn from, 1606, H. 470, 656. 
 
 Parnell, Josias, Bookseller, 1594-5, II. 
 
 472, 473- 
 
 Parnesus, his Love to the three Bohe- 
 mian Ladies, 1605, II. 462. 
 
 Parochial Antiquities. White Kennett, 
 1695. — a Church, &c.. Act for mak- 
 
 ; ing, 1606, H. 347. 
 
 Parr, Thos. The Old, Old, Very Old 
 Man. John Taylor, 1635. — The 
 Wondef of this age, 1635, H. 445. 
 • — Beschrijvinge van den Ouden, Qu- 
 den, heel- Ouden Man. John Taylor, 
 1636, II. 593. — Evans, and Hudson. 
 The Three Wonders of the Age, 1636, 
 H. 677. 
 
 Parr, Dr., Narrative of the proceedings 
 of, 1677, IV. loi. 
 
 Parrasio, Alessandro, and others, True 
 copy of Sentence of Councel of the 
 State of Venice against, 1608, III. 
 253. 
 
 Parratt, Wm. Doleful Ballad of the 
 overthrow of Globe Theatre, 1613, II. 
 462. 
 
 Parre, Eich. End of the Perfect Man, 
 1627, II. 662. 
 
 Parricide Papist. G. Closse, 1606. 
 
 Parrie, Wm., Extract of his Confession, 
 in Order and Thanksgiving, 1584, 1. 
 141, in. 73- 
 
 Parrot, Hen. Epigrams, 1608, H. 445, 
 II. 462. — Gossips' Greeting,. 1620, 
 II. 462, H. 233.— rLaquei Eidicu- 
 losi, 1613, IL 462. — Mastive, 1615, 
 H. 445, I. 321. — Mous-trap, 1608, 
 H. 445. — viii Cures for the Itch, H. 
 
 445- 
 Parrots, Psittacorum Eegio, the Land of, 
 
 1669, I. 321. 
 Parry, Jane Hancock, alias, Full and 
 
 True relation of, 1705, III. 243. 
 Parry, Jas. Two horrible murders, 
 
 1661, I. 321. 
 Parry, John, Epistle in Sir Jas. 
 
 Ware's De Preesulibus Hibernise, 
 
 1665. 
 Parry, Leonard, and T. Childe, Printers, 
 
 1660, I. 202; 1661, H. 649; 1662, 
 
 I. 418, H. 649. 
 Parry, Eich., Bp. of St. Asaph. Pre- 
 face in Y Bibl Cyssegr-Lan, 1620, 
 
PARRY 
 
 [ SSr I 
 
 PARTRIDGE 
 
 IV. lo. — John Davies' AntiqusB 
 LingusB Britannicse rudimenta, 162 1, 
 
 , ded.. to. 
 
 Paxry, Eob. Moderatus: History of 
 the Black Knight, 1595, H. 445.— 
 Sinetes, Passions upon his fortunes, 
 &c., 1597, H. 697. 
 
 Parry, Wm., True and plain declara- 
 tions of Treasons of, 1584-5, H..181, 
 II. 462, A. 267. — True report of 
 
 , arraignment of, 1584^-5, H. 463. — 
 The Jesuits' ghostly ways to draw 
 
 , other, people, 1679, III. 127. — The 
 intended treason of. Philip Stubhes, 
 1585. Comp. Parrie. 
 
 Parry, "Wm., GenL Discourse of the 
 
 . travels of Sir Anthony Sherley, 1601, 
 H. 145. 
 
 Parsey,, George Bysley, alias. Ballad 
 shewing the treasons of, 1 591, 11. 
 
 ■ 195- 
 
 Parson, Advice to a, 1691, I. 4. — The 
 Complete. Sir John Doddridge, 
 1630. — of Kalenborowe, Story of, 
 H. 314- 
 
 Parsons, Sir Lawrence, Seizure and 
 Condemnation of : in Indictment, 
 &c., of John Price, 1689, II. 496. 
 
 Parsons, Marmaduke, Printer, 1638, 
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 part of Eeports by Sir Edw. Cooke, 
 1606, II. 463. — Answer to the first 
 part of a Conference on Succession, 
 by E. Doleman, 1603, 1. 322. — Book 
 of Christian Exercise, 1585, III. 
 189 ; 1586, IV. 79 ; 1600, II. 463. 
 — Brief Discourse : reasons why 
 Catholics refuse to go to Church, 
 n.d., IV. 79. — Conference about the 
 next succession of the Crown of Eng- 
 land, 1681, II. 463. ^ Copy of a 
 Letter by a M.A. of Cambridge, 
 1583, II. 463. — Epistle of the per- 
 secution of Catholics in England, II, 
 463. — Exemplar litterarum, 1692, I. 
 321. — Leycester's Commonwealth, 
 1641, H. 445-6, IL 403, IV. 79; 
 1661, H. 446. — Life : in The Jesuits' 
 Downfall, 161 2, II. 314 — Eelation 
 of Conference between Bp. of Eureus 
 and the L. Plessis Morna.y, 1604, I. 
 114. — Temperate Ward- Word, 1599, 
 IL 463. — Treatise of tlio broken 
 
 succession of the Crown of England, 
 1655, II. 314. — TrueEeJation of the 
 facts relating to, 1601, II, 516. — 
 Sparing discovery of English Jesuits, 
 &c. W. Watson, 1601. — Wm. Fullte's 
 News from Spain and Holland, 1593 ; 
 and A Short Dialogue proving that 
 Ceremonies, &c., 1605, wrongly attri- 
 buted to. 
 
 Parsons, Col. Wm. New Book of 
 Cyphers, 1704, IV. 79. — Translated 
 M. Felibien's Tent of Darius ex- 
 plained, 1703. 
 
 Partheneia Sacra. Hen. Hawkins, 1633. 
 
 Parthenia, Argalus and, 1672, 1691, 
 H. II, 685, n.d., II. 15. 
 
 Parthenia, Argalus and. H. Glap- 
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 Parthenia Inviolata. Eob. Hole, [1620]. 
 
 Parthenia; or the Maidenhead of the 
 first music, ri.d., IL 446, I. 322, 
 [1612], IL 433; 1639, IL 433. 
 
 Partheniades. G. Puttenham, n.d. 
 
 Parthenia's Complaint, H. 353. 
 
 Parthenicon. Eliz. Weston, 1604. 
 
 Parthenie Orleanoise, La. ;S. Guyon, 
 1654. 
 
 Parthenissa. Roger Boyle, 1654 ; John 
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 Partrich, Miles. See Patrich. 
 
 Partridge, Jas. Aim for Finsbury 
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 Partridge, Jas., Printer at Charing Cross, 
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 150; i68|, in. 188; 1689, in. 
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 Partridge, John. End and Confession 
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 History of Astianax and Polixena, 
 1566, H. 446, I. 322. — History of 
 Lady Pandavola, 1566, H. 446, — 
 History of Plasidas, 1566, H. 466. 
 — Marvellous story of a deformed 
 . Swyne, iS7Q, H, 446. — Treasury of 
 Commodious Conceits, 1580, H. 446 ; 
 1584, in. 305; 1586, H. 446, L 
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 Secrets, 1600, III. 305 ; 1608, IV. 
 159; 1633, A. 268; 1637, in. 189; 
 1653, m. 189. 
 
 Partridge, John. Anims Mirabilis, 1689, 
 II. 464. — Dofectio Geniturarum, 
 
PARTRIDGE 
 
 [ 582 ] 
 
 PASSENGER 
 
 1697, III. 305. — Elegy on the death 
 of, 1708, II. 464. — Mene, Mene, 
 Tekel, Upharsin, 1689, III. 189. — 
 Nebulo Anglicanus, 1693, II. 464. 
 — Twelve Astronomical Predictions, 
 1685, II. 463. — -Verses in Th. Streete's 
 MemorialVerses,i667. — VoxLunaris, 
 1679, A. 268. 
 Partridge, John, Bookseller, Sun, St. 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1630, 1. 45 ; 1631, 
 III. 9 ; 1635, II. 273 ; 1641, II. 182 ; 
 1642, IV. 19 ; 1644, II. 349, III. 29 ; 
 1645, II. 350; 1646, II. 350; 1647, 
 
 II. 213, 350; 1648, II, 132, 213, 
 
 350, 458, III. 79; 1649, II. 213, 
 
 351, IV. 138; 1650, II. 351; 1653, 
 
 III. 213. 
 
 Party Tyranny, 1705, III. 31, 
 Paruta, Paolo. Politick Discourses, 
 
 1657, II. 464. 
 Parvel, Frederick, and others. Journal 
 
 of the Voyage of Prince Frederick 
 
 Henry, Prince of Bohemia, 1623, I. 
 
 172. 
 Parvula, 1508, H. 446; 1509, H. 446, 
 
 I. 322; W. de Worde, n.d., H. 446, 
 
 I. 322 ; Marcat, n.d., H. 446, [15 10], 
 
 I. 322. 
 Parvulonim institutio ex Stanbrigiana 
 
 collectione. John Holt, 1520. 
 Pas, C. de. See Posse. 
 Pascal, B. Les Provinciales, 1657, I. 
 
 322 ; 2nd Ed., 1658, II. 464. 
 Pascalius, C. False Complaints, 1605, 
 
 III. 189. 
 
 Pasham, Thos., Bookseller, Fleet Lane, 
 
 1679, III. 195. 
 Paske, E., Bookseller, Stationers' Arms 
 
 and Ink Bottle, Lombard Street, 1668, 
 
 IV. 33; 1672, II. 617. 
 
 Paske, Dr. Thos. Letter to an hon. 
 
 Lord, 1642, II. 464. — Articles to be 
 
 enquired of, at the Visitation of, 
 
 1626, IL 18. 
 Paskewet, co. Monmouth, Strange and 
 
 wonderful example . . . birth of 
 
 three children at, 1585, H. 399. 
 Pasctuier, Etienne. Jesuits' Catechism, 
 
 1602, III. 189; 1679 and 1681, II. 
 
 464. 
 Pasc[uil of Rome declaring certain 
 
 wrongs, 1543, H. 476. 
 Pasquill the Playne. Sir Thos. Elyot, 
 
 1540. 
 
 Pasquillorum versus aliquot ex diversis 
 auctoribus collecti, 1565, H. 447. 
 
 Pasauil's Apology. Thos. Nash, 1590. 
 — Fools-cap. N. Breton, 1600. — 
 Jests, 1604, H. 299 ; 1609, 1629, 
 Coles, n.d.; 1635; J. F,, [1650], 
 1669, H. 3oo.-"Mad-cap. N. Breton, 
 1600. — Mistriss. N. Breton, 1600. 
 — Palinodia, 1619, 1634, H. 447. — 
 Passe and passeth not. N. Breton, 
 1600. — swuUard humors, 1600, I. 
 494. 
 
 Pasquin in a Trance. J. S, Curio, 
 1566. 
 
 Pasquin of Eome. Eecantation, 1570. 
 Edm. Bonner, H. 45. 
 
 Pasquin risen from the dead, 1674, III. 
 190. 
 
 Passseus, Crispin, Priider, Cologne, 
 1604, II. 308. 
 
 Passe, Crispin, elder, Effigies Eegum ac 
 Principum, [1598-9], III. 61. 
 
 Passe, Crispin, yr. Aiiimalium Quad- 
 rupedum Avium, 1630, III. 62, — 
 Hortus Floridus, 16 16, III. 61. — 
 Portrait of Godfrey in Tasso's Re- 
 covery of Jerusalem, 1624. — Portrait 
 of James L, in Works, 1616. — Por- 
 trait of Thos. Scot : in Vox Populi, 
 1622-4. — Engraved Title to The 
 Crown of Homer's works, [1673], H. 
 282. — Map of Kew Englandj 1614, 
 H. 145. — Plates in Gombauld's En- 
 dimion, 1637 ; Mistakes of Matri- 
 mony, 1641, H. 375 ; G. Witlier's 
 Emblems, 1635. 
 
 Passe, Simon, Engraved Title to S. 
 Goulari^s Learned Summary, 1621. 
 — Map of New England : in Capt. 
 J. Smith's New England's Trials, 
 1622. 
 
 Passenger, Chas., Bookseller, next door 
 the Spur Inn, Southwark, 1674, H. 
 481 ; 1679, Seven Stars, on London 
 Bridge, 11. 487 ; 1681, H. 501, II. 
 517; 1682, L 386. 
 
 Passenger, Thos., Bookseller, [1660], 
 H. 121 ; 1666, Three Bibles, London 
 Bridge, H. 284, III. 114; 1667, H. 
 481, 673; 1668, H. 35, L 317; 
 1669, II. 44; 1670, H. 636; 1671, 
 H. 219, IL 567; 1672, H. 530, L 
 325, IL 147, 472, in. 218, IV. 163 ; 
 1673, H. 212, .301, 439; 1675, H. 
 
FASSENGER 
 
 [ 583 ] 
 
 FATHOMACHIA 
 
 515; 1676, IIL 314, A. 267; 1677, 
 H. 335 ; 1678, 11. 130 ; 1679, I- 23, 
 448; 1680, H. 654; 1681, H. 154, 
 SOI, 514, 522, I. 481; 1682, H. 
 624, I. 382, 386, 490, II. 13; 1683, 
 H. 35. 36, I. 163, II. 45 ; 1684, H. 
 I 2. 197. 239, II. 223, 338,517, III. 
 2 17 ; 1685, H. 354, I. 2, 91 ; 1686, 
 H. 219, 439, 513; 1687, L 163; 
 1688, H. 624, II. 614; 1692, IIL 
 144; n.d., H. 37, 92, 126, 158, 160, 
 177, 213, 326, 352, 353, 512, 537, 
 541, 553, 559, 586, 607, 637, 65s, 
 I. 192, 341, 370, 424, 466, 477, 481, 
 484, 494» n. 379, 529, 545, III. 75, 
 252, 262. 
 
 Fassenger, The. Benvenuto, 1612. 
 
 Fassing Bell to call us to miad, &e. 
 BaUad, 1582, II. 33. 
 
 Fassinger. See Passenger. 
 
 Fassion and Discretion in Youth and 
 Age. E. Calver, 1641. 
 
 Fassion, Meditation upon the bitter. 
 John Steere, 1620. — Meditation on 
 the. John Taylor, 1630. — of a dis- 
 contented mind. Nich. Breton, 160 1 ; 
 J3. Galfield, 1604. — of Byblis. Ovid, 
 1692. — of the Pox, 1530. — of the 
 Soul's Love. N. Breton, 1598.: — of 
 our Lord Jesus Christ, H. 102 ; W. 
 de "Worde, n.d., 1632, H. 102. — of 
 our Saviour, Jesus Christ. John 
 Balloltar, 161 8. 
 
 Fassionate Lover, n.d., H. 353, L. 
 ilwrliell, 1655. — Pilgrim. Wm.^ 
 Shalcespeare, 1599. — Poet SJkos. 
 Powell, 1601. — ^ttemonstrance made 
 to his holiness in the Conclave at 
 Eome, 1640, II. 539. — Satyr upon a 
 develish great He- whore, [1679], III. 
 199. — Shepherd. N. Breton, 1604. 
 
 . — spark of a relenting mind. Simeon 
 Graham, 1604. 
 
 Fassions of the mind in general. Thos. 
 Wright, 1601. — of the Soul. E. Des 
 
 , Cartes, 1650. — of the spirit. Thos. 
 Este, 1599. — Pictures of. T. Jordan, 
 n.d. — Use of. J. F. Senault, 1649. 
 
 Pastime of People. John Rastell, n.d. 
 — of Pleasure. S. Hawes, i^iy. 
 
 .Pastimes, Treatise of. John North- 
 brooke, 1574. 
 
 Paston, Edw., Translator of George of 
 
 . Montemayor' s Diana, 1598. 
 
 Paston, Lady Katherine. Funeral 
 Elegies by Ralph Knevet, 1631, 
 
 Fasten, Sir Wra., Wm. Goleii Adam in 
 Eden, 1 65 7 ; Rob. Ma^s Accomplisht 
 Cook, 1660 ; Th. Scot's Choice Nar- 
 rative, 1660, ded. to. 
 
 Faster and the Prelate, 1692, III. 
 225. 
 
 Pastor, The faithful, 1687, IV. 159. 
 
 Paster Fido, or the Faithful Shep- 
 herd. Batt. Guarini, 1602; Ellc. 
 Settle, 1694. 
 
 Pastoral, Essay on, 1708, III. 170. — 
 Charge. Rich. Carpenter, 1616. 
 
 Pastorals, Essay on, by Fontenelle : in 
 Bossu's Epick Poem, 1695. 
 
 Pastoral Elegies, &c., 1602, II. 464. 
 
 Paskwaliensis, Lanieua. C. Loperus, 
 1631. 
 
 Patavium. See Padua. 
 
 Patchwork, or The Comprehension, 
 [1725], H. 447.1- 322. 
 
 Pate, Eob. Syntax of the Latin Tongue, 
 1713, IL 464. 
 
 Patentees, Pack of, 1641, H. 447. 
 
 Patericke, Simon. Discourse upon the 
 means of well governing, 1602, III. 66. 
 
 Paternoster, The. W. de Worde, n.d. 
 — Divine, [1648], II. 464. — Devout 
 treatise on the. Erasmus, 1524.—^ 
 Creed and Commandments, 1537, 
 III. 190; 1538, rV. 79. — Paraphrase 
 of the. Wm. Forrest, n.d. — The. 
 Gatrike, n.d. 
 JPaterson, Jane: The Northumbrian 
 Monster, 1674, IIL 178. 
 
 Faterson, Ninian. Epigrammata, 
 1678, II. 464. — Fanatick Indulgence 
 granted, 1683, III. 190. — Panegyrick 
 to Lord Provost Kennedie, 1685, II. 
 464. — Upon the birth of the Duke of 
 Rothsay, 1688, II. 464. — Verses in 
 Wm. Gedde^ Saint's Recreation, 
 1683. 
 
 Faterson, "Wm. Proposals for consti- 
 tuting a Council of Trade, 1701, IV. 
 
 ISP- 
 Fates, John, Printer, Leyden, 1582, H. 
 
 632. 
 Pateson, Father. Image of both 
 
 Churches, 1623, I. 322. 
 Path to Piety. Wm. Hinde, 1626. 
 Pathomachia, or Battle of A£[|&6tions, 
 
 1630, H. 401, 472. 
 
PATHOMYOTOMIA 
 
 T 584 ) 
 
 PAUL'S 
 
 Pathomyotomia. /. Bulwer, 1649. 
 
 Pathose, or an inward passion of the 
 Pope, [1548], H. 382, I. 323. 
 
 Pathway to a vertuous and honest life. 
 Vol. Leigh, n.di — to Knowledge. 
 iJ. Record, 1551. — to pleasant pas- 
 ture of . . . Paradise, III. igo. — to 
 the tower of perfection. M. Huggart, 
 
 ISS4- 
 Patience and its perfect work. John 
 
 Goodwin, 1667. — in tribulation. 
 
 Wm. Jones, 1625. — School of. H. 
 
 Dreocelius, 1640. 
 Patient Wife betrayed, H. 377. 
 Patientia Victrix. Arthur Brett, 1661. 
 Paton, 01- Paiton, Edw. Eliymes, I. 
 
 317- 
 Patriarcha ; or Natural Power of 
 
 Kings. Sir Mob. Filmer, 1680. 
 Patriarchs, Testaments of the Twelve. 
 
 Roh. Grosseteste, 1577. 
 Patrich, Miles, Boolcseller, George, Fleet 
 
 Street, 1615, III.' 65, H. 124; 1616, 
 
 H. 33; 1617, 111.- 81 J 1618, H. 
 
 200, 268, I. 140, 202. 
 Patricius, F., Bp. of Gar eta. Moral 
 
 Method of Civil Policy, 1576, II. 
 
 465. 
 Patrick, John, and others. Psalms in 
 
 metre, [1691], III. 56, IV. 86 ; 1702, 
 
 I- 323- 
 Patrick, Nath. Songs, 1597, II. 
 
 465- 
 
 Patrick, St., Histoire de la vie et du 
 purgatoire de, par F. Bouillon, 1665, 
 IV. 180, III. 305. — History of the 
 Life and Death of, 1685, H. 447. 
 G. Certani, 1686 ; R. Stani /hurst, 
 1587, I. 402. — Le purgatoire, I. 323. 
 —his purgatory, H. 447, [1635], IV. 
 79. G. Wither, n.d. — for Ireland. 
 James Shirley, 1640. 
 
 Patrick, Bp. Simon. Advice to a 
 Friend, 1673, II. 465. — Letter to 
 K. James, 16 90-1, I. 234. 
 
 Patrikon Doron. Hen. Delaune, 1657. 
 
 Patronus redux. Mic. Livingston, 1682. 
 
 Patte, John, and Th. Frevet, Printers, 
 Douay, 1657, II. 671. 
 
 Patten, "Wm. Expedition into Scot- 
 land of the Duke of Somerset, 1548, 
 
 I- 323- 
 Pattern for all pious prayer. P. May- 
 .emc, 1636. — of Christian Thought. 
 
 . Wm. Howard, 1634. — o^ Loyalty. 
 
 John Ley, iS^g. — of piety. J. Ley, 
 
 1639. 
 Patterns, New and singular, of works 
 
 of linen, 1591, H. 447, I. 323. — of 
 
 cut-works, 1632, H. 467. 
 Paul, St. Epistle to the Philippians, 
 
 by Lancelot Kidley, n.d., I. 357. — 
 
 Epistle to the Eomans : Prologue by 
 
 W. Tyndale, n.d., IV. 105.— Life, 
 
 by Bp. Gervals, 1653, III. 96. — Late 
 . progress upon Earth. Jos. Howell, 
 
 1644. 
 Paul III., "Wonderful News of the 
 
 death of. P. Esquillus, 1549. 
 Paul IV., Letter from. L. Lippomanus, 
 
 1556- 
 
 Paul v., Brutum Fulmen : or the Bull 
 of. Jean Hotman,. 1681. — History 
 of his quarrels with the State of 
 Venice, 1626, III. 253. — In felicis- 
 sima Inauguratione, &c. D. Eehlin, 
 1605. — The New Man; or Supplica- 
 tion against, 1622, II. 379. 
 
 Paul of St. Magdalen, Father. Solilo- 
 quies, 1674, II. 465. 
 
 Paul of St. Ubald. Jesus Maria 
 Joseph Teresia, 1654, I. 433. 
 
 Paule, Sir Geo. Life of John "Whit- 
 gift, 1612, II. 465. 
 
 Paulet, Sir Geo., Murder of. News 
 from Lough-foyle, 1608, H. 292. — 
 Overthrow of the Irish Rebel, 1608, 
 H. 392. 
 
 Paulet, Sir John, L. MascalTs Planting 
 and Grafting, 1572, ded. to. 
 
 Paulfreyman, T. See Palfreyman. 
 
 PauliciuB, Simeon. New Method of 
 Physick, 1654, IL 465. 
 
 Paulinus, Catechismus. R. MuJcaster, 
 
 IS99- 
 Paul's Church, London, Brief for re- 
 building, 1678; II. 465. — Bref dis- 
 cours de la tempeste, &c., sur, 1561, 
 IL 465. — Complaint of. Hen. Fariey, 
 1616. — Dialogue of the rueful burn- 
 ing of, 1562-3, II. 465. — Exemplum 
 literarum amici, &c., 1561, H. 342^ — 
 Her bill for Parliament. H. Farley, 
 1621. — Incorragen of all kynde of 
 men, &c., reedyfinge and buyldynge, 
 1564, II. 465. — List of Prebendaries 
 of, 1684, II. 465. — Monumenta 
 Sepulchralia. Hen. Holland, 1614. 
 
PAUL'S 
 
 t S8S ] 
 
 PAYNELL 
 
 ' — News from, 1642, H. 344, I. 323; 
 1649,111. 145. — Tombs, monuments, 
 &c. Payne Fisher, 1684. — Turn in, 
 
 ■ by Tyme and Death, 1603, II. 465. 
 — When yonge Powlis steeple, &c., 
 1562-3, II. 465. 
 
 Paul's Church -yard, News out of. 
 
 ' Edw. Hake, 1567. — Order respecting 
 behaviour of Souldiers in, 165 1, H. 
 II. — Portland Stone in. H. Farley, 
 1622. — True report of the two days' 
 executions at, 1605-6, II. 465. — Two 
 • centuries of. Sir John Birkenhead, 
 1652. — Wits of Paul's, or Catalogue 
 
 ' of Booksellers' Apprentices in, 1650, 
 H. II. 
 
 Paul's Potion, 1641, I. 323. 
 
 Paul's Walks, 1607-8, 11. 465. 
 
 Pauperum, Exclam'atio, 1648, II. 483. 
 
 Pauwell, Jean, Printer, Leyden, 1671, 
 II. 164. 
 
 Pavans, Galliards, Abmains, &c. A. 
 •Holborne, 1599. 
 
 Pavier, Thos., BooJcseller in the Ex- 
 change, 1600, H. 56, 468, 470, 591 ; 
 
 ' 1601, H. 5, 20I,- 378, 662, I. 493, 
 II. 167; 1602, H. 322, 341, 549, I. 
 219. 437. 497. n. 617; 1603, ,H. 
 183, 195. 296, 303. III. 235; 1604, 
 H. 148, 425, 467, 654; 1605, H. 
 322, 379, 607, I. 25, II. 220, 513, 
 602; 1606, II. 172, 309, 395, H. 
 379, I. 45; 1607, H. 13. I. 177, II. 
 238, 314; 1608, H. 253, 471, 522, 
 549, I. 468, III. 177 ; 1609, II. 416, 
 
 ' 427; 1610, H. 699; 1611,111. 134, 
 I. 170, IV. 91; 1612, H. 384, I. 
 
 ■ 362, II. 173, 276,556,608; 1613, 
 ' II. 155; 1617, II. 524; 1618, III. 
 
 215; 1620,1.362; 1621,111.241; 
 
 1622, I. 362, 220, H. 279, II. 555; 
 ' 1623, II. 376, III. 241. 
 Pawlet, John, Marquis of Winchester. 
 
 Translated Le Moyne's Gallery of 
 
 historic Women, 1652. 
 Pawlet, Lord, and others, True and 
 
 exact relation of Proceedings of, 
 
 1642, III. 283. — John Ashe's Second 
 
 Letter, 1642, IV. 5. 
 ■Pawlet, Sir W., Life and death of. R. 
 
 Broughton, 1572, H. 63. 
 ?awlett, Eob., Bookseller, 1660, III. 
 
 188, 215; i66i,in. 188; 1662, H. 
 
 290; 1664, IL 668,11. 659; 1666, 
 
 II. 609; 1667, IV. 163; 1670, II. 
 427; 1672, ill. 254; 1676, III. 
 179; 1677, L 279; 1678, H. 575, 
 626, L 436, IL 133, 362, 486, 574, 
 580; 1679, IL 252, 548, IIL 193; 
 1682, II. 116; 1692, I. 422. 
 
 Pawson, John. Verses in John Hall's 
 Horse Vicivse, 1646. 
 
 Pax Vobis; or wit's changes tuned. 
 Roger Tisdale, 1623. . 
 
 Paxton, Edmund, Bookseller, Paul's 
 Ghayne, near Doctors' Commons, 
 1636, L 70. 
 
 Payen, Thibauld, Printer, of Lyons, 
 1553, IIL 184. 
 
 Payne. Engraved Frontispiece in John 
 ReyTiolds' Trmm'phs of God's Eevenge, 
 1635. — Portrait in Sir E. Coke's In- 
 stitutes, part 4, 1644, IV. 23. 
 
 Payne, Chris. Christenmas CarroUes, 
 1569-70. H. 447. 
 
 Payne, John. The Eoyal Exchange, 
 1597, H. 447. 
 
 Payne, Nevil. The Morning Eamble, 
 1673, H. 465. — Siege of Constanti- 
 nople, 1675, H. 466. — The Fatal 
 Jealousy, 1673, A. 268. 
 
 Payne, Nich. True Eelation of brave 
 exploit of Capt. E. Dawks, 1642, 
 
 III. 306. — and others, The Case of, 
 1646, IL 572. 
 
 Payne, Olive, BooJcseller, 1740, I. 237. 
 
 Payne, Eob. Brief Description of Ire- 
 land, 1589, 1590, H. 447. — His Hill- 
 man's 'Table, &c., 1583, H. 447. 
 
 Payne, Thos., Printer, 1641, I. 295. 
 
 Payne, Thos., Bookseller, 1729, I. 349. 
 
 Paynell, Thos. Pithy and notable say- 
 ings of Scripture, 1550, III. 190. 
 Copland, n.d., IV. 79, I. 323. — 
 Translated Agapetus' Precepts, n.d. ; 
 Amadis of Gaul, 1567 ; Sir R. 
 Benese's Measuring of Land, [1556]; 
 Civility of Childhood^ 1560, H. loi ; 
 Cyprian's Sermons on Lord's Prayer, 
 1538 ; Dares' Destruction pf Troy, 
 1553 ; Erasmus' De Contemptu 
 Mundi, 1533; Erasmus' Comparison 
 of a Virgin and' a Martyr, 1537 ; 
 U. Hutten's Guaiacum, 1539; Joan- 
 nes de Mediolano's Eegimen Sanitatis 
 Salerni, 1535; Much profitable trea- 
 tise against the Pestilence, [1535], 
 PL 460; Sallust, Catiline, 1557; 
 
PAYNIM'S 
 
 [ S86 ] 
 
 PEARSON 
 
 L. Vives' Office and Duty of a Hus- 
 band; St. Bernard, Of Well living, 
 n.d. ; Erasmus, Complaint of Peace, 
 
 1559- 
 Paynim's Songs, 1654, 1. 394. 
 
 Peace. And Commerce, Treaties of, 
 1686, IV. 21. — and concord, Of, 
 1567-8, II. 31. — and Plenty com- 
 ming unto us, &c., 1643, II. 359. 
 — Complaint of. Erasmus, 1559. — 
 Defence of, 1535, IL 466.— ecclesi- 
 astical, Summary discourse concern- 
 ing. W. Dury, 1639. — Fourteen 
 Articles of, 1643, II. 666. — Hopes 
 of. — /. B., i6oi, I. 20. — Humble 
 desires and Propositions for a safe, 
 1645, II. 456. — Joyful, 1613, I. 
 494. — Petition for, 1661, II. 353. — 
 Plea for. H. Virtue, 1637. — Prayer 
 or petition for. Lady E. Avdley, 
 1644. — Pretye complaynt of, H. 448. 
 — Sole path to a sound. J. Ellis, 
 1643. — Survey of the Articles of. 
 W. Enos, 1646. — to the wicked. 
 Geo. Wither, 1646. — Treaty, Further 
 relation of passages in late, 1644, 
 II. loi. — ^True. Fr. Bacon, 1663. 
 — Triumphs of. Jos. Shirley, 1633. 
 — upon Earth. H. Nicldaes, 1574. 
 — with the four gardens. R. Aylet, 
 1622. 
 
 Peace - hunters, DirefuU anathema 
 against. F. Quarles, 1647. 
 
 Peace-maker, The, or Great Brittaine's 
 Blessing, 1619, II. 307. 
 
 Peacham, Hen., elder. G-arden of Elo- 
 quence, 1577, H. 448, I. 323 ; 1593, 
 H. 448, II. 466. 
 
 Peacham, Hen., jr. April Shower, 
 1624, H. 449. — Art of Drawing, 
 1606, I. 324 ; 1607, I. 324. — Art of 
 Living in London, 1642, H. 449. — 
 Complete Gentleman, 1622, H. 448 ; 
 2nd Ed., 1626, I. 324 ; 1634, I. 
 324; 1661, I. 324. — Confutation of 
 a slanderous and scurrilous libel, 
 1642, H. 449. — Dialogue between 
 the Cross in Cheap and Charing 
 Cross, 1641, H. 449. — Duty of Sub- 
 jects to their King, 1639, H. 449. — 
 Gentleman's Exercise, 1622, H. 448 j 
 1634, H. 448, L 324 ; 1639, H. 448. 
 — Graphice, 161 2, H. 448. — History 
 of five wise Philosophers, 1672, H. 
 
 449. I- 325; 1704. I- 324; Tracy, 
 n.d., I. 325. — Merry Discourse of 
 Meum and Tuum, 1636, 1639, H. 
 449. — Minerva Britanna, 161 2, H. 
 448. — Most true relation of Affairs of 
 Cleve and Gulick, H. 448, I. 324. — 
 Paradox in Praise of a Dunce, j 642, 
 II. 449. — Period of Mourning, 16 13, 
 H. 448. — Prince Henry revived, 
 1615, H. 448. — Square Caps turned 
 into Eoundheads, 1642, H. 520, I. 
 324. — Thalia's JBanqjaet, 1620, H. 
 448. — More the merrier,, 1608, H. 
 448. — Truth of our Times, 1638, H. 
 449, II. 466. — ^Valley of Variety, 
 1638, H. 449, I. 324. — Verses in 
 A. Standish's Commons' Complaint, 
 1611.^ — Worth of a Penny, 1641, 
 1647, H. 449; 1664, H. 449, L 324; 
 1667, H. 449; 1669, II. 466; 1677, 
 H. 449, II. 466; 1686, III. 306; 
 1687, H. 449. 
 
 Peachum, Polly. Jests, 1728, I. 325. 
 
 Peak, Wonders of the. C. Cotton, 
 
 1675- 
 
 Peake, Humphrey. Meditations upon 
 a Siege, 1646, H. 449, I. 325. 
 
 Peake, Sir John, Lord Mai/or. Lon- 
 don's Yearly Jubilee, by M. Tauh- 
 man, 1686, II. 592. 
 
 Peake, Rob., Bookseller, in Holborn 
 Conduit, 16 1 1, II. 552; [1640], I. 
 
 85- 
 Peaps, Wnu Love in its extasy, 1649, 
 
 H. 449. 
 Pearce, John, Bookseller, .Exeter, i6^&, 
 
 IV. 136. 
 Pearce, the Black Monk, on the Elixir. 
 
 Theatrum Chemicuni Britannicum, 
 
 1652, H. s. 
 Pearl, A chain of. Diana Primrose, 
 
 1650. — of Practise. /. H., 1594, I. 
 
 195, A. 262. — of Price. S. Gardiner, 
 
 1606; P. Skippon, 1648. — spiritual 
 
 and most precious. Utho Wermur 
 
 glierus, 1560. 
 Pearls of Eloquence, 1658, I. 325. 
 Pearse, Eliam, Bookseller, Oxford, 
 
 1629, III. 203. 
 Pearse, Francis, Bookseller, 1685, II. 
 
 670. 
 Pearson, Nico. Raptures of a Flaming 
 
 Spirit, 1682, I. 325. 
 Pearson, Wm., Printer, 1700, I. 41, 
 
FEBLES 
 
 [ 587 1 
 
 FEKE 
 
 477, II. 268, 410; 1701, I. 333; 
 
 1702,11.504; 1706,11.504; 1711, 
 
 II. 504; 1728, III. 54; 1733, 11. 
 
 43; n.d., II. 156. 
 Pebles, Three tales of the three Priests 
 
 of, 1603, H. 449, I. 325, III. 190. 
 Peche, Dr. Observations upon Ca- 
 
 lumba Wood, 1694, III. 303. 
 Fecke, Edw. Godly Exhortation, 1588, 
 
 I- 325- 
 Pecke, Thos. Elegy on John Cleve- 
 land, H. 450. — Parnassi Puerperium, 
 1659, H. 450, I. 325.— To the high 
 and mighty Charles II., 1660, H. 
 
 45°- 
 
 Pecunise obediunt omnia. L. Meriton, 
 1696. 
 
 Pedantius. Comoedia. Master Wing- 
 field, 1 63 1, 
 
 Pedlar, The. Ballad, 1570, II. 466. — 
 The. Rob. Davenport, 1630. — and a 
 Eoman Priest in discourse. John 
 Taylor, 1641. — and his pack, 1568-9, 
 II. 466. — Proclamation inhibiting all 
 persons to use the trade of, 1686, H. 
 
 615. 
 
 Pedlar's Prophecy. Roh. Wilson, le,^^. 
 — and Chapmen, Sorrowful Lamenta- 
 tion of, n.d., H. 615. 
 
 Pedon, Alex. Prophecy, [1700], II. 
 466. 
 
 Pedro, De San. The Castle of Love, 
 n.d., III. 289. 
 
 Pedro, Don, Prince of Portugal. Travels, 
 1608, IL 466. 
 
 Peebles. See Pebles. 
 
 Peecke, E. Three to One, 1625, H. 
 
 450- 
 
 Peele, Geo. A Farewell, 1589, H. 450. 
 — Anglorum Ferise, 1595, H. 451. — 
 Araygnment of Paris, 1584, H. 450. 
 — Battle of Alcazar, 1594, H. 451, 1. 
 
 '' 326. — Device of the Pageant before 
 W. Dixi, J585, H. 450.— Device of 
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 1588, H, 450. — Discensus Astraeae, 
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 Pelagius Redivivus, suppressed, III. 
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 Pelagos. Dan. Pell, 1659. 
 
 Peleus and Thetis, Nuptials of. Jas. 
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 Pelham, Lady Judith, /. Galvin's Ab- 
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 Pelham, Thos., and Lady Mary, A. 
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 Pelham, Sir Win. Verses in True re- 
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PEMBROKE 
 
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 Pembroke, "Wm. Herbert, Earl of. 
 
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 1677, IL 473. 
 
 Philips, Mrs. Katharine. Letters from 
 Orinda, 1705, IL 473.— Poems, 1664, 
 1669, L 331 ; 1678, IL 473.— Verses 
 in H. and W. Lawes' 2nd Book of 
 Ayres, 1655.— Calprenede's Hymen's 
 Prseludia, 1659, ded. to. 
 
 Philips, Peter. Madrigali a otto Voce, 
 1598, H. 458. 
 
 Philips, T. The Low-Dutch charac- 
 terised, 1658, II. 473. 
 
 Phillida and ^Coridon, N. Breton, 
 1600. 
 
 Phillida, Obsequie of faire, [1620], H. 
 
 35°- 
 
 Phillida was a fayre maiden, r564-5, 
 IL 471. 
 
 Phillip, W. Translated Description of 
 a Voyage of Ships of Holland, 1598, 
 IV. 145. 
 
 Phillips, Edw. Mysteries of Love and 
 Eloquence, 1658, II. 330. — New 
 World of Words, 1658; 2nd Ed., 
 1663; 3rd, 1671 ; 4th, 1678, II. 
 472 ; 1706, I. 330. — Theatrum 
 Poetarum, 1675, H- 458j I- 330- — 
 Tractatus de modo et rations for- 
 mandi voces, &c., 1682, II. 472. — 
 Verses in H. and W. Lawes' Ayres 
 and Dialogues, 1653. 
 
 Phillips, Edw. Edited Sir Bich. Baiter's 
 Chronicle, 1665. 
 
 Phillips, J., Oent. Translated De 
 Saudery's Almahide, 1677; Galpre- 
 nede^s Pharamond, 1677 ; jfos. Greiofs 
 Last Voyage to Constantinople, 1683. 
 
 Phillips, John. Plates in Cervantes, 
 Don Quixote, 1687. 
 
 Phillips, John, Boolcseller, 1686, II. 
 148; 1706, I. 331, II. 668. 
 
 Phillips, Judith. A Quest of Enquirie, 
 1595, H. 458.— The Bridleiug, 1595, 
 H. 458. — True discovery of two 
 notable villanies practised by, 1594- 
 95. 11. 473. 
 
 Phillips, Lady, Sad and dreadful news 
 from Kingstreet ; or the untimely 
 end of, 1684, II. 640. 
 
 Phillips, E. Victory of Cupid over the 
 Gods and Goddesses, 1683, III. 196. 
 
 Phillips, W. Lamentation for Eng- 
 land, 1571, H. 458. — Poem in John 
 Carre's A Larum Bell for London, 
 1573. 
 
 Phillips^ W. Dedication of A True 
 and perfect description of Three 
 Voyages, 1609, IL 416. 
 
 Phillips, W Fairing for the merrily 
 disposed, 1688, H. 458. 
 
 Phillips, his gigg of the slyppers, 1595, 
 IL 472. 
 
 Phillips' Venus, J. M., 1591, H. 365. 
 
 Phillis. T. Lodge, 1593. 
 
PHILLIS 
 
 I 599 ] 
 
 PHILOSOPHY 
 
 Phillis forsaken ia pursuit of Coridon, 
 
 H. 352. 
 PhiUis, Tragedy of, H. 351. 
 Phillis and Flora. R 8., 1598. 
 Phillis of Seyros. C. G. de BonarelU, 
 
 1655- 
 
 Phillpott, Nich. Eeasons and pro- 
 posals for a Registry, 167 1, II. 474. 
 
 PMo the Jew. J. Ahhofs Sad state 
 of a distracted Kingdom, 1645. 
 
 Philobasileus, &c. T. Dugard, 1664. 
 
 Philobiblon. R. de Bury, 1599. 
 
 Philo-Caledon. Defence of the Scots' 
 Settlement at Darien, 1699, II. 474. 
 Answered by Philo-Britan, 1699, 
 
 III. 196. 
 
 Philocalia. Geo. Puttenham, n.d. 
 Philo-Oarolus, 1680, I. 331. 
 Philochasander and Elanira. Hen. 
 
 Petowe, 1599. 
 Philo-Ohristianus. Sacred principles, 
 
 services, &c., 1650, I. 331. 
 Philocles and Doriclea. R Brathwaite, 
 
 1640. 
 Philocophus, or Deaf and Dumb Man's 
 
 friend. J. Buliver, 1648. 
 Philocothonista, or the Drunkard. T. 
 
 Hey wood, 1635. 
 Philocrates. The Loyal Sacrifice, 1648, 
 
 I- 331- 
 PMlo - Dicseus. The Standard of 
 
 Equality, 1647, I. 331. 
 Philologus Philomusus. Letter from 
 - the Master of a Private School, 1 704, 
 
 IV. 81. 
 
 Philomath, T. A Practical Grammar, 
 1682, II. 474, 
 
 Philomela, the Lady Fitzwalter's Night- 
 ingale. R. Greene, 1592. 
 
 Philomela. Poems on several occa- 
 sions, 1696, III. 196. 
 
 Philomus, ex Graii Hosp. Verses : 
 in The Husband, 1614, II. 298. 
 
 Philomythie. Thos. Scot, 16 16. 
 
 Philonomus Anglicus. Letter to the 
 author of The Vindication, ifec, 1688, 
 
 ■ in. 125. 
 
 Philoparthens loving folly. See /. G., 
 
 and Alcilia. 
 Philopater Irenseus. Vindicise Ca- 
 
 tholicorum Hibernise, 1650, II. 
 
 474- 
 Philopatris. Humble Petition to Par- 
 • liament, 1606, H. 442.— True Law 
 
 of Free Monarchies, 1598, I. 334 ; 
 
 1603, II. 474.— The Plot in a Dream, 
 
 1681, II. 474. 
 Philophilus. Enthusiasmus Triumpha- 
 
 tus, 1656, 11. 474. 
 Philoponus, Irenseus. Marrow of 
 
 Alchemy, 1654, H. 5, L 332; 1655, 
 
 I- 332- 
 Philoprotest. Protestant Almanack, 
 
 1668, II. 474. 
 Fhilos and Licia, 1606, II. 474. 
 Philosophaster. R. Burton, 161 7. 
 Philosopher, The Christian. Cotton 
 
 Mather, 172 1. — of the Court. Phili- 
 
 bert of Vienna, 1575. 
 Philosophers and Orators, Lives of. 
 
 Eunapius, 1579. 
 Philosophers' Banquet. W. B., 1609. 
 
 — Dictes and sayings of the. W. 
 
 Tliignouville, 1477. — Game. Wm. 
 
 FulJce, 1563; Ralph Lever, 1563. — 
 
 Good Counsels and sayings of the, 
 
 1564-5, II. 475. — ^History of the 
 
 Five Wise. Hen. Peacham, 1672. 
 
 — learning full of good warnings. 
 
 W. Elderton, n.d. — Lives of the 
 
 Ancient. Diogenes Laertius, 1696 ; 
 
 W.Burley, 1477. — satires. R Anton, 
 
 16 16. — stone. R. Gower, 16^2; Sir 
 
 E. Kelly, 1652. 
 Philosophise Ifaturalis Principia Mathe- 
 
 matica. /. Newton, 1687. 
 Fhilosophica De Cive, Elementa. Thos. 
 
 Hobbes, 1647. — illachrymans. D. 
 
 Leach, 1637. — moralis Cliristiana. 
 
 Wm. Colvill, 1670. — Pia. Jos. Glan- 
 
 vill, 1 67 1. 
 Fhilosophica,, Axiomata. Venerahilis 
 
 Beda, 1592. — Mensa. Anguilbert, 
 
 n.d. 
 Philosophicum, De origine f ontiuni ten- 
 
 tamen. Rob. Plot, 1685. 
 Philosophise, De consolatione. Boethius, 
 
 1478. 
 Philosophical dialogue. T. Tymme, 
 
 1 61 2. — discourse concerning Speech. 
 
 Cordemoy, 1669. — Epitaph in Hiero- 
 
 glyphicall Figures. Wm. Cooper, 
 
 1675. — Fancies. Lady Newcastle, 
 
 1653. — Poems. Henry More, 16 ^"j. 
 
 — touchstone. Alex. Ross, 1645. 
 Philosophy and Astronomy : Book of 
 
 Demaundes, H. 43. — Consolations of . 
 
 Boethius, 1525. — Elements of. Thos, 
 
FIERCE 
 
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 PILGRIMS 
 
 Pierce, Thos. Caroli Palingenesia, 
 1649, ■"-• 332- — Caroli Tou Makaritou 
 Palingenesia> 1649, I- 332. 
 
 Pierce, Thos., Bookseller, 1676, III. 29, 
 H. 72, 584. • 
 
 Pierce Pennilesse, Apology. T. Nash, 
 
 ' 1593. — His Supplication. Gabriel 
 Harvey, 1593 ; Thos. Nash, 1592. 
 
 Piercy, H. Letter to the Earl of 
 Northumberland, 1641, IV. 160. 
 
 Pierides, or the Muses' Mount. H. 
 Crompton, 1658. 
 
 Pierpoint, Lady Anne, R. Aylet's De- 
 votions, 1655, ded. to. 
 
 Pierpoint, Geo., T. Becon's News out 
 of Heaven, 1541, ded. to. 
 
 Pierrepoint, Sir Henry, Thos. Greaves' 
 Songs, 1604, ded. to. 
 
 Pierrepoint, T., BooJcseller, Sun, St, 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1651, 11. 282; 
 1655. ^- 271 J 1658, IIL 243. 
 
 PierreviUe, G. Present State of Den- 
 mark, 1683, II. 475. 
 
 Piers, Archbp. John, H. Swinhurn's 
 Testaments and Last Wills, 1590, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Piers. I playne Piers which can not 
 flatter, II. 476, H. 473. 
 
 Piers Plowman. Exhortation to the 
 Lords, &c., H. 473, IIL 197. — His 
 Crede, 1553, H. 473. — Seven years' 
 prentiship. H. Ghettle, 1595. — 
 Vision. W. Langland, 1550. — and 
 a Popish Priest, Godly Dialogue and 
 disputation, H. 473. — and Simon 
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 Conference between. T. P., 1579, 
 II. 212. 
 
 Pierson, Dav. Preface in P. English's 
 Survey of Policy, 1653. 
 
 Pierson, Martin. Verses in T. Ra- 
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 1614. 
 
 Piesley, Arthur, BooJcseller at Oxford, 
 1717, L 32. 
 
 Pietas Hallensis, 1707, II. 248. 
 
 Pietas Parisiensis. T. Carre, 1666. 
 
 Pietas Pontificia. F. Herring, 1606. 
 
 Pietra Celesta, 1658, H. 5. 
 
 Pietro of Cortona. Portrait in G. 
 Barri's Painter's Voyage of Italy, 
 1679. 
 
 Piety and Poetry contrasted. T. Jordan, 
 n.d. 
 
 Piety, Path to. W. Hinde, 1626. — 
 Practice of. Lewes Bayley, 16 13. 
 
 Pig, Description of a monstrous, at 
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 Picture of a monstrous, 1561, H. 
 676. 
 
 Pigges Oorantoe, 1642, 1. 332, III. 197. 
 
 Pigmalion. Ballad, 1568-9, II. 476. 
 
 Pigmalion and Apelles, Strife between, 
 [1566], H. 10. Bern. Garter, n.d. 
 
 Pigmalion's Image : in Alcilia, 1619, 
 H. 5. — Image, Metamorphosis of. /. 
 Marston, 1598. 
 
 Pigmies. Jos. Earned Gerania, 1675. 
 
 Pigot, G. ; Translated C. N.'s Unfor- 
 tunate Politique, 1638, II. 411. 
 
 Pli, Wm., Orationes : in J. Harps/eld's 
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 Pike, Warlike treatise of the. D. 
 Lupton; 1642. 
 
 Pikeiing, Master, True and lyvely 
 history of the Bible, 1553, ded. to, 
 IIL 17. 
 
 Pile, Mistriss Anne, Eliz. Talbot's True 
 Gentlewoman's Delight, 1653, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Pile, Sir Fr., Phil. H., Earl of Pern- 
 broke' s Speech as successor of, 1649, 
 IL 466. 
 
 Pile, Lady John, Sir J. Harington's 
 Church of England, 1653, ded. to. 
 
 Pilgrim, The Painfull, Book III, 1579- 
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 Brathwaite, 1641. — The travayled. 
 S. Batman, 1^69. 
 
 Pilgrim and the Hermit. Alex. Craig, 
 1631. 
 
 Pilgrim of Casteele. Lope de Vega, 
 1621. 
 
 Pilgrimage into the Land of Promise. 
 Sir Henry Vane, 1664. — of a man 
 wanderiiig in a wilderness of woe, 
 1606, H. 367, III. 152. — of perfec- 
 tion. W. Bonde, 1526. — of the SouL 
 Guillaume de Guileville, i483.-7-to 
 Paradise. N. Breton, 1592 ; Leonard 
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 Pilgrim's farewell, The. W. Lithgow, 
 1618. 
 
 Pilgrims for the Holy-Land, Informa- 
 tion for, 1524, H. 281. — New-year's 
 gift. Ralph Crane, [1630]. — pass to 
 the New Jerusalem. M. R., 1659, 
 III. 207. — progress. John Bunyan, 
 
PILKINGTON 
 
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 PITS 
 
 1678. — solace. /. Dowland, n.d. — 
 Viaticum. JEUz. Tipper, 1698. 
 Pilkington, Fr. First Book of Songs 
 and Ayres, 1605, H. 459. — First 
 Book of Madrigals, 1613, H. 459.— 
 Second Book of Madrigals, 1624, H. 
 
 I 459- 
 
 fPilkington, Gilbert, Tournament of 
 Tottenham, 1631, H. 459, I. 332. 
 
 Pilkington, Hen., ITios. Sampson's For- 
 tune's Fashion, 1613, ded. to. 
 
 Pilkington, Stephen, Bookseller, 1647, 
 II. 434. 
 
 Pilkington, Sir Thos., London's great 
 jubilee restored, for the entertainment 
 of. M. Taubman, 1689. — A New- 
 year's Gift for the Tories : Review of 
 Affairs during the Mayoralty of, 
 1690, II. 600. — Thos. Delaune's 
 Anglise Metropolis, 1690, ded. to. 
 
 Pill and Spill, Captain Pill in his 
 humorous fit, 1604, II. 476. 
 
 Pill for Pork-eaters, 1705, III. 225. — ■ 
 to purge melancholy. Jas. Hind, 
 1652, II. 285 ; T. Jordan, 1637. 
 
 Pillax of Gratitude. John Gauden, 
 1661. 
 
 Pillehotte, Jean, Printer, Lyons, 1591, 
 I. 142. 
 
 Pilot, The coasting. John Seller, 
 1680. 
 
 Pilovius, C. Epicedium, 1624, H. 698. 
 
 Pilpay. Fables. See Moral Philosophy 
 of Doni. 
 
 Pimentelli, Don Diego, Deposition of, 
 1588, I. 332. 
 
 PimUco, Have with you to, 1609, II. 
 476. — or, runne red-cap, 1609, H. 
 
 459- 
 
 Pinching, Hang. W. B., H. 21. 
 
 Pindar, John, Bookseller, Cambridge, 
 1699, II. 88. 
 
 Pindar, Sir Paul, Fr. Knight's Seven 
 Years' Slavery, 1640, ded. to. — The 
 Antipathy between the French and 
 Spaniard, 1641, ded. to, II. 669. . 
 
 Pinder, Eachel, and Agnes Bridges, 
 Case of, 1571, I. 46 1. 
 
 Pindley, John, Printer, 1613, H. 389. 
 
 Pinelli, Father Luca. Brief Medita- 
 tions of the H. Sacrament, I. 332. 
 
 Pink Garland, The, I. 178. 
 
 Pinnell, Hen. A Word of Prophecy, 
 1643, II. 476. 
 
 Pinning of the Basket. Ballad, H. 
 
 375- 
 Pinson, Gerard, Printer, Douay, 1634, 
 
 .IV. 32. 
 
 Plot, Lazarus. See Antony Munday. 
 
 Pious and seasonable perswasive to the 
 Sonnes of Zion, 1647, II. 467. 
 
 Pious instructions. B. Leo, 1693. 
 
 Piper, John, and Nath, Newbery, Book- 
 sellers, 1618, II. 305. 
 
 Pirate, The. A Play. R. Davenport, 
 n.d. 
 
 Pirates, Exact Narrative of the Trials 
 of the, 1674, IL 476; 167s, m. 
 197. — Lives, apprehensions, arraign- 
 ment and execution of 19, 1609, H. 
 460. 
 
 Pisa, Archbp. of, T, Dempster's Lici- 
 tatio Professorum, 16 16, ded. to. 
 
 Pisa Printer. J. Fontanus, 1616. 
 
 Piscatoris poemata. Payne Fisher, 
 1656. 
 
 Piscium, De Historic. F. Willoughhy, 
 1686. 
 
 Pismire, Life of, moralized, 1576, II. 
 476. 
 
 Pismires, Strange and wonderful rela- 
 tion of a flight of, at Lichfield, 1669, 
 L 257. 
 
 Pit, Sir Edw., Sir J. Harington's 
 English Man's Doctor, 1624, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Pit, Geo., jr., of Strathf eld-sea, Lucre- 
 tius, De Natura Eerum, 1682, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Pit, Sir Jas., Sir J. Harington's Eng- 
 lish Man's Doctor, 1624, ded. to. 
 
 Pitcaim, A. The Assembly, 1722, 
 
 1752. I- 333- 
 Pitfirren, Dowager Lady, Life of Lady 
 
 Halket, 1701, ded. to. 
 
 Pithias, Damon and. R- Edivardes, 
 
 1571- 
 Pithias, Damon and, Two lamentable 
 
 songs of, 1565-6, IL 567. 
 Pithou, Nich. Translated D. Settle's 
 
 Navigation du Capt. M. Frobisher, 
 
 1578, IV. 167. 
 Pitiless Mother^ A, 1616, H. 390. 
 Pitious platform of an oppressed mind. 
 
 G. C, 1580. 
 Pitman, Hen., Relation of his sufferings 
 
 and adventures, 1689, II. 476. 
 Pits, John. Relationum historicarum 
 
PITS 
 
 [ 604 ] 
 
 PLAGUES 
 
 de Eebus Atiglicis, &c., i6ig, 11. 476. 
 
 — Apologia pro Scoto Anglo. F. 
 
 Angelus, 1656. 
 Pits, M., Bookseller, 1673, II. 59. 
 Pitseus, John. See Pits. 
 Pitt, F., Perfect Eelation of the 
 
 treachery . . . execution of, 1644, 
 
 III. 238. 
 
 Pitt, Moses. Account of Ann Jefferies, 
 1696, I. 333. — Cry of the Oppressed, 
 1691, II. 476. 
 
 Pitt, Moses, Bookseller, White Hart, 
 in Little Britain, 1667, II. 7 ; 1669, 
 
 in. 56; 1670, 1. 296, II. 486, ni. 
 
 6, 62, IV. 108; 1671, II. 581, III. 
 
 88, 279, IV. 41; 1673, II. 406; 
 
 1674, III. 72; 1680, II. 592; 1681, 
 
 II. 186. 
 Pitt, Wni., L. Combache's Sal, Lumen, 
 
 et Spiritus mundi, 1657, ded. to. 
 Pittenween, True and full relation of 
 
 the Witches of, 1704, II. 476. 
 Pittfield, Alex., J. 0. Amman's Talking 
 
 Deaf Man, 1694, ded. to. 
 Pittilloh, Eob. The Hammer of Per- 
 secution, 1658, IV. 81. — Scotland 
 
 Mourning, 1659, IV. 81. 
 Pittore, Eicardo, Printer, 1607, II. 
 
 694. 
 Pitts, Jos., BooJcseller, 1646, II. 469. 
 Pity she's a whore, 'Tis. John Ford, 
 
 1633- 
 
 Pius, Pope, His farewell. B&,llad, 1582, 
 II. 484. 
 
 Pius IV., Creed of, 1687, IV. 161. 
 
 Pius V. Bull . . . damnation, ex- 
 communication and deposition of Q. 
 Elizabeth, 1681, IV. 49. 
 
 Pix, Mary. Adventures in Madrid, 
 1706, II. 477, — Deceiver deceived, 
 1698, II. 477. — Double Distress, 
 1701, II. 477.-^-False Friend, 1699, 
 II. 477. — Ibrahim, 1696, IL 476. — 
 Innocent Mistriss, 1697, II. 477. — 
 Queen Catharine, 1698, II. 477. — 
 Spanish Wives, 1696, II. 476. 
 
 Place, F. Engravings in J. Godartius' 
 Insects, 1682. 
 
 Place, John, BooJcseller, 1645, H. 578, 
 
 IV. 100; 165 1, III. 72; 1652, at 
 FurnivaVs Inn Gate, Holhorn, IL 509; 
 1653, L 46; 1654, IL 627; 1664, 
 IL 23s; 1666, IL 509; 1678, IL 
 
 ; 694; 1686, II. 239. 
 
 Place, Wm., BooJcseller, Gray's Inn Gate, 
 Holborn, 1658,1. 414,111. ^8^, 1659, 
 IL 263; 1660, IL 130, 535 ; 1665, 
 L 27s ; 1673, IL 292 ; 1677, IL 610. 
 
 Places, Ancient names of. JoJm Cornell's 
 Law Dictionary, 1708. 
 
 Placidus, D. Tables with Theses, 1657, 
 H. 460, II. 477. 
 
 Plague, Approved medicine against the, 
 1593, II. 477. — Bills, briefs, notes, 
 and larges given out for the sickness 
 weekly, &c., 1593, II. 477. — Certain 
 Medicines for the, 1562-3, II. 477. 
 — Certain necessary directions for the 
 cure of, 1656, II. 478. — Comfortable 
 drink or medicine for the, 1563-4, 
 IF. 477. — Dialogue concerning the. 
 /. Balmford, 1603. — Discovery of. 
 Abr. Holland, 1630. — Families' best 
 guide in time of, 1636, IIL 197. — 
 Form of thanksgiving for staying, 
 iS63,IILi97j 1604, 1622, IL 477.— 
 Good counsel against the, II. 477. — 
 Governance and preservation of them 
 that fear the. Jean Vandernoodt, 
 1659.— Help for the poor visited with 
 the. TJios. Willes, 1666. — Instruc- 
 tions for persons attacked by the. T. 
 0., 1665, III. 28. — King's Medicines 
 for the, 1665, I. 333i — Lamentation 
 shewing the cause of the late, 1563-4, 
 11.332. — Modest defence of the Caveat 
 to wearers of impoisoned amulets. F. 
 Herring, 1604. — Morbus Epidemius, , 
 1643, IV. 82. — Orders thought meet 
 in Countries infected, 1577, H. 461 ; 
 1592, IL 477, IIL 197; 1593, IL 
 477; 159s and 1603, H. 461; 1625, 
 IV. 82. — Physical Directions in time 
 of, 1644, IV. 82. — Present Eemedies 
 against the, 1594, H. 461. — Preser- 
 tive for the, 1563-4, II. 477. — Pro- 
 clamation concerning, 1574, IV. 82. 
 — Proclamation touching Order for 
 preventing, 1636, II. 478. — Pro- 
 gress of the, 1578, II. 477. — Trea- 
 tise of. T. Lodge, 1603. — which 
 late was in London: BaUad, 1563-4, 
 IL 356. 
 
 Plagues, Confutation of the ten great. 
 /. Doleta, 1587. — infection, Short 
 dialogue concerning. /. Balmford, 
 1603. — H. Olimsdl's London's Lord 
 have mercy upon us, 1636; Lon- 
 
PLAIN 
 
 [ 60s ] 
 
 PLATTES 
 
 , dou's Vacation, 1637. — of a Lawyer, 
 The, 1700, III. 197. 
 
 Plain Dealer, The. Wm. Wyclieiiey, 
 1677. 
 
 Plain Dealing. By A. M., 1675. — 
 
 ; Second part of the Dialogue between 
 
 , Humphrey and Koger, 1681, II. 
 116. 
 
 Plain-dealing Man, The, n.d., H. 367. 
 
 Plain English, 1643, II. loi ; 1690, II. 
 647. — Man's Map. Thos. Porter, 
 1660. — man's pilgrimage. W. Web- 
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 Kdw. W outlay, 157 1. — Perce vail the 
 Peace -maker of England. Thos. 
 Nash, n.d. — Song. John Farmer, 
 1591. — subversion turned upside 
 down. G. Menewe, n.d. — Truth, The, 
 1681, II. 115. 
 
 Plaister for a galled horse. J. Ramsey, 
 1648. 
 
 Planctus Unigeniti. Anth. Walker, 
 1664. 
 
 Planet, The new, no planet. Alex. 
 Ross, 1646. 
 
 Planetary hours for all days of the year. 
 G. Simotta, 1631. 
 
 Planetomachia. Roh. Greene, 1585. 
 
 Planets, Book of the Seven. /. Rac- 
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 Plantagenet, B. Description of New 
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 III. 182. — investigationis, &c. Thos. 
 Johnson, 1629. — Iter. I'hos. John- 
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 tio nova. P. Morison, 1672. 
 Plantation work the work of this gene- 
 ration, 1682, II. 713. 
 
 Plantations, Groans from the, 1689, 
 
 >'III. 197. 
 
 Planter and Cyderist, Complete, 1685, 
 
 .IV. 82. 
 
 Planters, Friendly Advice to Gentle- 
 
 men. T. Tryon, 1684. — Manual. G. 
 Cotton, 1675. 
 
 Plantin, Christ., Printer at Antwerp, 
 1579, II. 414; 1584, II. 577; at 
 Leyden, 1585, III. 200; 1586, H. 
 654; at Antwerp, 1587, I. 403. 
 
 Planting and Grafting. W. Lawson, 
 1625. 
 
 Plants, Art of Propagating. W. Laio- 
 son's A New Orchard, 1648. — Dis- 
 cours sur la vegetation des. Sir K. 
 Digly, 1667. — History of. A Cow- 
 ley, 1705. 
 
 Plasidas, Worthy history of. John 
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 Plateanus, Theodor., Printer, Wesel, 
 1548, 11. 28. 
 
 Platerus, Fel. H. Culpepper's Physi- 
 cian's Library, 1663. • 
 
 Platina, B. Lives of the Popes, trans. 
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 Plato Kedivivus. H. Nevill, 1681. 
 
 Plato's cap cast at this Year, 1604, II. 
 478. 
 
 Platonic Lovers. Sir W. Davenant, 
 1636. 
 
 Platonica. Henry More, 1642. 
 
 Piatt, Sir Hugh. Art of setting Corn, 
 r6oo, H. 461, IL 478; 1601, L 333, 
 H. 461. — Brief apology of certain 
 new Inventions, 1593, H. 461. — 
 Delights for Ladies, n.d., 1600, 1608, 
 1611, 1618, 1636, H. 462; 1632, 
 III. 197; 1636, H. 462, III. 197; 
 1640, H. 462; 1656, IV. 82. — DIst 
 eovery of certain new English Wants, 
 1575, H, 461; 1595,0.478; 1594, 
 H. 461. — Diverse new sortes of soyle, 
 1594, H. 462. — Fire of Cole-balles, 
 1603, H. 461, II. 478. — Flora's 
 Paradise, 1608, H. 461, II. 478. — : 
 Flowers of Philosophy, 1572, H. 461, 
 — Garden of Eden, 1653, H. 461, II. 
 478; 1655, IL 479; 1659, H. 461 j 
 Part 2, 1660, II. 479. — rJewell House 
 of Art aud Nature, 1594, H. 461 ; 
 1653, II. 498. R. Gosling's Excel? 
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 PLEASUBE3 
 
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 479- 
 
 Flautus. Andria and Eunuch, in Eng- 
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 Play, Come from the. Ballad, 1580, 
 
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 Play and Gaming, Timely Advice 
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 1579, H. 466. — of the wether. John 
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 Flayers, Tlje onelye ympryntinge of 
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 Playfere, John, Bookseller, White Bear, 
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 Playford, Henry. The Division Violin, 
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 II. 669, 672, III. 7, 16; 1686, II. 
 592 ; 1688, H. 268 ; 1689, III. 301 ; 
 1695. II- 387. 410; 1696, II. 185; 
 1697, I. 369; 1700, I. 301, 1702, 
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 Musical Companion, 1673, II. 479; 
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 Playford, John, Bookseller, 164S, II. 
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 1652, H. 27s, 284, 410; 1653, H. 
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 1658, IL 284, 336; 1659, H. 555, 
 II. 400, 410; 1660. I. 174, II. 106, 
 202, 400; 1661, III. 264, IV. 177; 
 1663, IIL 167; 1664, L 58, IL 366; 
 1665, H. 646; 1667, H. 398, IL 
 
 284; 1669, II. 336, ill. 167; 1670, 
 
 L 300, IL 156; 167 1, L 333; 1674, 
 H. 3ir, IL 80, IV. 118; 1.675, L 
 486, IL 156, 321; 1676, II. 321, 
 410; 1677, L 242; 1678,- IL 321, 
 410; 1679, I. 242; 1680, I. 94, II. 
 257, 592. 668, III. 3, 78; 1681, L 
 265; 1682, IL 13s, IIL 167; 1683, 
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 1685, I. 41, 71, 82, 300, II. 188, 
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 1680,1. 242; 1681, II. 322; 1683, 
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 Pla,ys and Theatres, Second and Tliird 
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 Plea for the People's good old cause. 
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 Pleasant Companion. Th'os. Greeting, 
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 Plessis, S. de. The Eesolver, 1635, 1. 
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 Ploiche, P. du. Treatise . . . neces- 
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 Plot, Eob. De Origine Pontium, 1685, 
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 New description of the Sham-Presby- 
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 — Lives, trans. North, 1579, II. 480, 
 H. 474 ; 1598, IL 480 ; 1603, L 334; 
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 Lives, trans, by several hands, 1683- 
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 Plymouth, Earl of. W. C.'s Siege of 
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 Pljnnouth, Continuation of True Narra- 
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 1672, I- 335 ; 1693, IL 482.— Col- 
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 Poetarum flores Illustrium, 1598, H. 
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 Poetaster, or The Arraignment. Ben 
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 Poetica, De Ke. Sir T. P. Blount, 
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 Poetical Blossoms. A. Goioley, 1633. 
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 Pointz, Capt. John. Bartholomew Fair- 
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 Poisoned Scot, The, 1570, H. 537. 
 Poitiers, Battle, of Cressy and. C. 
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 the, 1586, II. 483. 
 
 Poor Anthony's Complaint and Lamen- 
 tation, H. 377. — Commons, Suppli- 
 cation for the. B. Crowley and S. 
 Fish, 1524. — Help, A, n.d., I. 207, 
 H. 500; 1548-50, I. 487. — Man's 
 Advocate. Peter Gliamherlen, [1649]. 
 — Man's Comfort. Rob. Dahorne, 
 1655; Thos.Lodge,n.d. — Man's Daily 
 Devotion. W. O., 1687. —Man's 
 Dial. S. Morland, 1689. — Man's 
 
 , Friend. Rice Bush, 1649. — Man's 
 Garden. John Norfhhroohe, 157 1. 
 -, — Man's Jewell. Thos. Brasbrigg, 
 1592. — Man's Library. G. Alley, 
 157 1. — Man's Passions and Povertie's 
 
 .Patience. A.Warren, 1605. — Man's 
 Petition in behalf of poor prisoners, 
 1579, II. 499. — Man's Plaster Box, 
 1634, I. 337. — Man's Eest. John 
 Norden,i620. — of the West Country, 
 Complaint of, 1586, II. 483. — 
 Orphan's Court. M. S., 1636. — 
 People, Subvention of. W. Marshall, 
 n.d. — Relief, Act of the Commons 
 for, 1649, IL 458; 1652, II. 459-— 
 Relief, Ordinance of the Lords and 
 
 .Commons for, 1647, H- 457- 
 Poor Robin's character of France, 1666, 
 
 II. 520. — Dfeam, n.d., [2], H. 512. 
 — Hue and Cry after Money, 1689, 
 
 ,1. 361. —Jests, [1672], H. 301; 
 
 .1666, III. 211. — Parley with Dr. 
 Wilde, 1672, H. 656. — perambula- 
 tion from Saffron Walden to London, 
 
 . 1678, IL 520.— Visions, i677,L 361. 
 
 Poor Tom the Taylor, his lamentation, 
 
 in. 245.- Whore's Petition, [1668], 
 
 III. 265.— Widow's Mite. B. Hincks, 
 1671. 
 
 Poor's lamentation for the price of 
 Corn, 1594, II 483. 
 
 Pope, Peter, translated P. Copland's 
 Virginia's God be Thanked, 1622. 
 
 Pope, Walter. Canticum Catholicum, 
 1675, n. 488.— The Catholic Ballad, 
 1675, II. 488. Reflections upon, 
 1675, IL 488. — Verses in Thos. 
 Flatman's Poems and Songs, 
 1674. 
 
 Pope, Sir Wm., B. Barnes' The Devil's 
 Charter, 1607, ded. to. 
 
 Pope, A Blow for the, 1631, IV. 161. — 
 and a Fanatik, Dialogue between, 
 1680, II. 174. — and the Devil, Dia- 
 logue between, 1681, II. 174. — and 
 Popery, Ballad against. Wni. Punt, 
 [1550]. — Description of the, 1587, 
 
 II. 484. — in his fury doth answer 
 return, &c. Stephen Peele. — Scourge 
 for the. Wm. Parker, H. 440. — 
 shut out of heaven's gate. Erasmus, 
 1673.— The English, 1643, IV. 83.— 
 To the most irrevolent, &c., H. 
 
 477- 
 Popery and Slavery, The Muse's fare- 
 well to,i689,III. 200. — and Tyranny, 
 or the present state of France, 1679, 
 
 III. 86. — Abjuration of. Thos. Aber- 
 nethy, 1638. — Beginning and ending 
 of, 1548, I. 337. — Bill to purge out, 
 1624, IV. 161. — Collection of the 
 newest Poems against, 1687, I. 337. 
 — Diswasive from. Fr. Dillingham, 
 1:599. — Downfall of. Thos. Bell, 
 T605. — English, 1643,1V. 83. — Fair 
 Warning, or Reasons against, 1663, 
 II. 486. — in England, Growth of. 
 And. Marvel, 1677. — in England, 
 Consideration of the Papists' Reasons 
 for toleration of. Gabriel Powell, 
 1604. — in England, Prophecies con- 
 cerning the return of. Jos. Usher, 
 1682. — Pedigree of, 1688, I. 337. — 
 — Proposal offered to Paul for the 
 suppression of. /. B., 1680, II. 22. 
 — Short exposition of Madame, 1569, 
 H. 476. — Summoning of Dame, 
 1566, II. 484. — superstition, &c. Z. 
 Taylor, 1698. — The Very Beggars 
 Petition against, H. 476. — True 
 Spirit of, 1688, II. 488.— Unreason- 
 ableness and impiety of, 1678, IV. 
 161. G. Burnet, 1678. 
 
POPE'S 
 
 [ 6" ] 
 
 POBDAGE 
 
 Pope's Anatomy and Eliza's glory. John 
 Novden, 1597. — Advice to his sons, 
 1679, III. 199. — army, conducted 
 by the Earle Hercules, discomforted, 
 1 591, II. 485. — benefaction, 1641, 
 H. 477. — brief, 1643, IV. 161. — 
 Bull, Baiting of the. H. B., 1627, 
 H. 20. — Cabinet unloosed. F. A. 
 Tortello, 1680. — complaint to his 
 minion Cardinals, H. 476. — Cere- 
 monies of the vacant see, 167'!, I. 
 494. — dreadfull curse, 1681, II. 487. 
 — fardel, Ripping up of the. /. Mar- 
 heck, 1581. — farewell. Chr. Ocland, 
 1582. — funeral. Thos. Bell, 1605. 
 — Kingdom, Shameful downfall of 
 the, 1606, II. 243. — lamentation for 
 the Death of Don John of Austria, 
 1578, H. 70. — Letter to the Prince 
 of Wales, 1623, H. 85.^ — Lives of. 
 John NiccoVs Pilgrimage, 1581; B. 
 Platina, 1685; G. Valera, 1600. — 
 Monarchy, Treatise of the. Philip 
 Stubbes, 1584. — Parliament. John 
 Mayo, 1594. — passionate remon- 
 strance, 1 64 1, H. 477. — pedigree, 
 H. 477, II. 486. — procession at 
 Aberdeen, 1689, II. 544. — proclama- 
 tion, 1641, III. 199. — pyramids, H. 
 476. — usurped primacy. Arehbp. 
 Nilus, 1560. — ware-house. Titus 
 Oates, 1679. 
 
 Popham, Sir John, Ditty of the Com- 
 mons' Complaint on the death of, 
 1607, II. 488. — Sir Wm. Gornwallis 
 Seneca, 1601 ; Rob. ilfosow's Reason's 
 Monarchy, 1602 ; Thos. WileocM 
 Fire at Wooburne, 1595, ded. to. 
 
 Popham, Letitia, wife of Col. Alex., E. 
 Talbot, Countess of Kent's Choice 
 Manual, 1659, ded. to. 
 
 Popinjay, Complaynte and testament of 
 of a. Sir D. Lyndsay, 1530. 
 
 Popish and protestant Plots: Exact 
 abridgement of Trials, 1690, II. 488. 
 — apparell. Anthony Gilby, n.d. — 
 Bishops, Epistle exhorting against. 
 H. Stalbridge, 1550.— -Books, Letter 
 to the Superiours or Licensers of. E. 
 G., 1688, II. 239. — cheat. Detection 
 of a, 1696, I. 338.— Church, Short 
 Treatise of. Peter Moore, 1548. — 
 Clergy of France ; Remonstrance to 
 Louis XIV., 1677, IL 233.— Friendly 
 
 Admonition to Papist.", 1582, II. 484. 
 — glorying in Antiquity turned to 
 their shame. Wm. Guild, 1626. — 
 impostures. S. Harsnet, 1603. — 
 kingdom. T. Naorgeorgus, 1570. — 
 knavery manifest, or Discourse of a 
 whole packful of, 1569-70, II. 484. 
 — Mass, Displaying of the. Thos. 
 Becon, 1637. — mercy and justice. 
 Ez. Tonge, 1679. — monks, Genealogy 
 of all. i. Owe«, 1646. — monks, Un- 
 masking of all. L. Owen, 1628. — 
 piety, or first part of the Powder 
 Treason. F. Herring, 16 10. 
 
 Popish plot. Ballad by a Lady of Qua- 
 lity, [1679], III. 199. — Collection of 
 Speeches and Debates in H. of Com- 
 mons relating to, 1681, II. 116. — 
 Elymas the Sorcerer, or Memorial 
 towards the description of, 1682, II. 
 311. — fairly laid open, 1680, II. 115. 
 — happily discovered, 1678, II. 486. 
 — Intrigues laid open. Wm. Smith, 
 1685. — Narrative and Impartial Dis- 
 covery of. Wm. Bedloe, 1679. — 
 Narrative of the, 1679, II. 431, 468. 
 — revived. Tragedy, 1686, III. 200. 
 — True and perfect relation of, 1679, 
 II. 486. True narrative of. Titus 
 Oates, 1679. — True narrative and 
 discovery of passages relating to, 1679, 
 II. 487. — True narrative of a late 
 discovery concerning, 1679, II. 487. 
 — Whole series of transactions in the 
 House of Lords concerning, 1681, II. 
 487. 
 
 Popish prelates' envy against the City 
 of London, 1641, I. 39. — priest. The 
 unmasking of a. A. C., 1624. — 
 priests, The proclamation for banish- 
 ing of, 1666, III. 199. — recusants, 
 Proclamation concerning, 1640, II. 
 485. — religion, Letter against tolerat- 
 ing the. Geo. Abbot,' 1642. — ryme, 
 Answer to. S. Hieron, 1604. — Spir- 
 its, Danger of Treaties with. J. V., 
 1644, IV. 175 . — toys, Stage of. Hen. 
 Stephen, 1581. — traitors. Proclama- 
 tion against, 1573, II. 192. — treasons 
 not to be rely'd on, [1690], III. 267. 
 
 Populo Anglicano, Defensio pro. J. 
 Milton, 1651. 
 
 Populum, Ad. Peter Hawted, 164/^. 
 
 Pordage, John, Proceedings for ejection 
 
POBDAGE 
 
 [ 613 ] 
 
 PORTSMOUTH 
 
 against: Chr. Fowler's Daemonium 
 Meridianum, 1655. 
 
 Pordage, S. H,erod and Mariamne, 
 1673, H. 477, II. 488.— Heroic 
 Stanzas oniLM's. Coronation, 1661, 
 H. 477. — Mundorum Esplicatio, 
 1661, H. 477; 1663, H. 477; III. 
 203. — Poems, 1660, H. 477. — Siege 
 of Babylon, 1678, H. 477, II. 488. 
 —Edited 6th Edit, of John Reynolds' 
 Triumphs of God's Revenge, H. 502. 
 — Translated Seneca's Troades, 1660. 
 
 Porder, R. Translated Avenagoras, 
 1573. 
 
 Porta, G. B. Natural Magick, 1658, 
 II. 488. , 
 
 Porta Pietatis. T. Heywood, 1 638. 
 
 Portaeus, Thos., Printer, Saumur, 16 11, 
 
 H. 305- 
 
 Porteous of Nobleness, 1508, H. 478. 
 
 Porter, Chas., Jas. Shirley's Love's 
 Cruelty, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Porter, Dr., of Cambridge, Edm. Gfur- 
 nay's Corpus Christi, 1630, ded. to. 
 . Porter, Endymion. Verses in J. 
 Donne's Poems, 1635 ; Sir W. Da- 
 venant's Madagascar, 1638. — Men- 
 tioned in Remonstrance of the State 
 of England, 1642, I. 145. — Poems 
 to, in Wm. Habington's Castara,i640 j 
 Poems chiefly Epistles and Epigrams, 
 1658, H. 168.— (Sir W. Davenanfs 
 The Witts, 1636; Thos. May's Anti- 
 gone, 1631 ; G. Warmstrey's Vir- 
 escit Vulnere Virtus, 1628, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Porter, Cornet Geo., /. Shirley's Love's 
 Cruelty, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Porter, Hen. Love prevented, 1598, 
 H. 477. — Pleasant hist, of two angry 
 women of Abington, 1599, [2], H. 
 477) !• 33^- — ^^^ Spencers, 1598, 
 H. 477. — The two merry women of 
 Abingdon, 1598, H. 477. 
 
 Porter, Hierome. Elowers of the Lives 
 of the most renowned Saints, 1632, 
 IL 488. 
 
 Porter, John, Boolcseller, 1588, III. 
 
 131; 1597. n. 353- . 
 
 Porter, Mr. Funeral Oration upon 
 
 King James, 1702, III. 126. . 
 Porter, P. Translated La Fayette's 
 
 Zayde, 1678 ; Memoirs of the Duchess 
 
 of Mazarin, 1676. 
 
 Porter, Rob. Poems in J. Stockwood's 
 Schola Tunbrigiensis, 1619. 
 
 Porter, Thos. Alphabetical Table of 
 Towns, 1660, II. 488. — The Carni- 
 val, 1663, H. 478; 1664, I. 338. — 
 The Villain, 1663, H. 478, I. 338; 
 1670, I. 338.— The Witty Combat, 
 1663, H. 478, IL 488. 
 
 Porter, Wm. Madrigals and Ayres, 
 1632, H. 478. — Mottets of two 
 Voices, 1657, H. 478. 
 
 Porters' Petition to the Commons, 1641, 
 11. 358. 
 
 Portes, Philip de. Rodomonth's Infer- 
 nall, 1607, H. 478, I. 338. 
 
 Portington, Roger. R. Dawson's Ad- 
 dress and Remonstrance, 1661. 
 
 Portiforium seu Breviarium ad usum 
 Sarum, 1499, IV. 83; 1535, IIL 200; 
 1554, IV. 83. Pars Estivalis, IV. 83. 
 
 Portland, Jerome, Earl of. True News 
 from Portsmouth, 1642, II. 489. — 
 Glapthome's Poems, 1639, ded. to. 
 
 Portland, Wm., Earl of. Account of 
 Passages in the Assembly of States 
 of Holland, &c., concerning his ad- 
 mission, 1690, III. 173. — /. Tryes' 
 Jus Filizarii, 1684, ded. to. 
 
 Portman, Sir Wm.,TFwj. Ghamherlaine's 
 Love's Victory, 1658, ded. to. 
 
 Portonari, F. Olivaire of Castile and 
 Arthur of Dalgarve, 1695, H. 427. 
 
 Portrait of a Politicke Cliristian 
 Favourite. V. Malvezzi, 1647. 
 
 Portsmouth, L. de Querouaille, Duchess 
 of. Dialogue with Madam Gwin, 
 1682, IV. 31. — Secret History, 1690, 
 IIL 63.— the 'Delilah' in Judith 
 Betrayed, 1682, II. 117. — Madam 
 Gwin's Answer to the Letter of, n.d., 
 IV. 45. — M. Coppingei^s Poems, 
 1682; /. Crowne's Destruction of 
 Jerusalem, 1 703. — N. Lee's Gloriana, 
 1676, ded. to. 
 
 Portsmouth, Copy of a Letter concern- 
 ing divers passages at, 1642, II. 489. 
 — Declaration of all the passages at 
 the taking of, 1642, L 338.— King's 
 Resolution concerning, 1642, II. 489. 
 
 New Discovery of a design of the 
 
 French, 1642, II. 489. — Relation 
 from, 1642, II. 489. — Relation:- 
 Governor of Portsmouth Castle de- 
 livered it up, &c., 1642, IV. 19. — 
 
PORTSMOUTH 
 
 [ 614 ] 
 
 POUNSET 
 
 True News from, 1642. II. 489. — 
 True relation of the passages at the 
 late siege, 1642, II. 489. — Xrue re- 
 port of occurrences at, 1642, II. 489. 
 — Uproar at, 1642, IL 489. 
 
 Portsmouth, &c., True proceedings of 
 Counties of, 1642, II. 685. 
 
 Portsmouth's lamentation, H. 96. 
 
 Portugal chronicles. Sir J. Froissart ; 
 J. Dauncey, 1661. — History. S. 
 Pepys, 1677. — Iter Lusitanicum; or 
 the Portugal Voyage. S. Hyiide, 
 1662. — Short and True relation of 
 what happened since Mch. 23, 1641, 
 II. 489.— Strangest adventure that 
 ever happened, 1601, I. 338.— True 
 Copy of Edict concerning the new 
 Christians in, 1602, III. 235. 
 
 Portugal and Castile, History of the 
 uniting of. /. Gonestagio, 1600. 
 
 Portuguese Grammar. Anglo-Lusitanic^, 
 1705, III. 200. — Language. A. J., 
 1701, III. 122. 
 
 Pory, John. Translated John Leo's 
 History of Africa, 1600. 
 
 Posing of the Parts. John Brinsley, 
 1630. 
 
 Positions when those primitive circum- 
 stances be examined. R. Mulcaster, 
 
 1581. 
 FosseUus, J. Dialogues, 1623, I. 
 
 338. 
 
 Post, A new. Sir John Davies, n.d. — 
 Discovery of the Knights of the. 
 S. E., 1597, H. 528. — Diverting, for 
 the entertainment of Town and 
 Country, 1706, IL 489.-^from divers 
 parts of the World. Rich. Rowlands, 
 1576. — Speedy, wif^h certain new 
 letters. J. W., 1629, II. 624. — The 
 English, from several parts of this 
 Kingdom, 1641, II. 338. — with a 
 packet of Mad Letters. N. Breton, 
 1603. 
 
 Post-boy robbed of his mail. John 
 Dunton, 1700. 
 
 Postilion, or new Almanack. P. Fel- 
 ghenere, 1655. 
 
 Postilla sive expositio epystolarum, 
 &c., 1509, II. 489. 
 
 Posting Post, A strange speedy. J. 
 W., 1624-5. 
 
 Post-nati, Speech of the Lord Chan- 
 cellor touching the, 1609, III. 72. 
 
 Post-office, Proclamation for the settling 
 
 of the Letter office of England and 
 
 Scotland, 1635, II. 489. 
 Ppstes and hacqueny men between 
 
 London and Dover, Ordinances de- 
 vised for, ISS4, H. 315. 
 Pot-companion poet, True Description 
 
 of. /. Earle, 1642. 
 Poterion Glukupicron. John Grouch, 
 
 1660. 
 Potham, Sir John, R. Mayerei Travels, 
 
 1638, ded. to. 
 Potion for an Apothecary, H. 10. 
 Pots, J., Bookseller in the great Old- 
 
 Baily, 1646, H. 189, I. 148. 
 Pottage, Mess of. G. Calfine, 1642. 
 Potter, Geo., BooJcseller, 1599, H. 474 ; 
 
 1602, Bible, St. Paul's Churchyard, 
 
 H. 643, in. 205; 1603, IIL 93; 
 
 1604, IL 168; 1606, H. 643; 1607, 
 
 H. 239 J 1609, III. 171; 1614, H. 
 
 239. 
 Potter, Gilbard, Copy of a Pistel or 
 
 Letter sent to. By Poor Pratt, 1553, 
 
 H. 479. 
 Potter, Hugh, and others. Isleworth- 
 
 Syons Peace : Articles of Agreement, 
 
 1657, IL 703. 
 Potter, Peter, BooJcseller, Bridge Street, 
 
 1720, L 415. 
 Potter, Toby, Complaint of, 1608, II. 
 
 490. 
 Potter, Wm. Key of Wealth, 1650, 
 
 III. 200. — Tradesman's Jewell, 1650, 
 
 I- 338. 
 Potts, Thos. Wonderful [Discovery of 
 
 Witches in Lancashire, 16*3, H. 3I25. 
 PouUain, Jas., and K.. Houdouyn, 
 
 Printers, Geneva, 1556, IV. 140, 
 Poulter, Eich., The Haven-finding Art, 
 
 1599, ded. to. 
 Poultry, Proclamation for the prices of, 
 
 1633, II. 92. — Proclamation of the 
 Lord Mayor respecting prices of, 
 
 1634, IL 358. 
 
 Poundage and Tonnage, Ordinance of 
 Parliament concerning subsidy of, 
 1642, II. 447 ; 1647, II. 457. — and 
 Tonnage, Subsidy granted by the 
 King of, 1653, IL 447. 
 
 Pounder, Chr., Stationer, Norwieh,i6i6, 
 
 IV. 169. 
 
 Pounset, John, BooJcseller, Bridge Row, 
 in Gannon Street, 1646, I. 440. 
 
POUNTFRET 
 
 [ 6'S ] 
 
 POWELL 
 
 Pountfret, Report of a great boy born 
 in, 1580, II. 665. 
 
 Pountney. Immortality in Mortality, 
 1647, H. 478, I. 339. 
 
 Pouton, Lady Eugenia, Rule of St. Bene- 
 dict, 1532, ded. to. 
 
 Poverty, .Complaint of, for lack of 
 friendship, 1578, II. 490.— Defence 
 of. A. Munday, 1577.— Prevention 
 of, 1677, IV. 161. Rich. Youwj, 
 i655.-r-Regiment of. And. Hyperius, 
 
 ■ 1572- 
 
 Povey, C. Discovery of Indirect Prac- 
 tice in the Coal-Trade, 1700, IV. 83. 
 — The Unhappiness of England, 
 
 . 1 701, II. 490. 
 
 Powder Treason, History o£ G. Bur- 
 net, 1 681. 
 
 Powell, Col. See Major Powell. 
 
 Powel, Dan. Love of Wales to their 
 sovereign Prince, 1616, H.. 478. 
 
 Powell, Dav. Edited R. Virunnius' 
 Britannicse Hist., 1585, I. 440. 
 
 Powell, Dr., and Doctor Barons' Meet- 
 ing at Paradise Gate, [1550], II. 38. 
 
 Powell, Sir Edw., R. H.'s Eos Coeli, 
 1640 ; Thos. Powell's Search of Re- 
 cords, 1622, ded, to. 
 
 Powell, Gabriel. Catholics' Supplica- 
 tion unto the King's Majesty, 1603, 
 II. 490. — Considerations of the 
 Papists' Reasons, 1604, III. 201. — 
 Refutation of an Epistle Apologeticall, 
 1605, II. 490. — ^Verses in A. Lauren- 
 tiu^ Preservation of Sight, 1599; 
 Sir W. Vaughan's Poemata, 1598; 
 Erotopaignion Pium, 1597. 
 
 Powell, Geo. Cornish Tragedy, 1696, 
 
 I- 339- 
 Powell, Geo., Boolcneller, against Lin- 
 , coin's Inn Gate, 1686, II. 461. 
 Powell, Humphrey, Printer, above Hol- 
 . home Conduit, [1548], H. 588; n.d., 
 
 H. 156, III 179. 
 Powel, Joan, True Report and Tragical 
 , Discourse of, H. 343, I. 339. 
 Powell, John. Preface in Assize of 
 
 Bread, 1597, II. 670. 
 Powell, Major, Mistriss Parliament, her 
 Invitation, &c., for the victory of 
 Mr. Horton over, 1648, H. 443. — 
 Col. Powell and Col. Foyer's Letter 
 to the Prince of Wales, 1648, IV. 
 20, 83. 
 
 Powell, Nath. Remonstrance of some 
 Decrees, &c., for the Upper Levels, 
 1659, III. 201. 
 
 Powell, Rich. Pentarchia, [1623], I. 
 
 .339- 
 Powell, Rob. Courts of Leet, 1642, 
 II. 490. — Depopulation Arraigned, 
 1636, in. 306. — Life of Alfred, 
 1634, II. 490. 
 Powel, Sam. Verses in Sir W. 
 Vaughan's Erotopaignion Pium, 1597. 
 Powell, Thos. Art of Thriving, 1635, 
 I. 340. — Attorney's Academy, 1623, 
 H. 479. I. 339; 3rd Ed., 1630, IV. 
 83. — Attorney's Almanack, H, 479 ; 
 1627, I. 339. — Direction for Search 
 of Records, 1622, I. 339. — Love's 
 Leprosie, 1598, H. 478. — Passionate 
 Poet, 1601, H. 479. — Repertorie of 
 Records, 1631, I. 339. — Tom of all 
 Trades, 1631, H, 439, L 339.— 
 Vertue's Due, 1603, H. 698. — Welch 
 Bayte to spare Provender, 1603, H. 
 479. — Wheresoever you see me, &c., 
 1623, H. 479. — Verses in Hen. 
 Vaughan's Olor Iscanus, 165 1. — 
 Bellum Graramaticale, 1576, II. 34; 
 Mirror of Princely Deeds, Pt. 2, 
 1585, H. 321, ded. to. 
 Powell, Thos., Printer, 1556, H. 269; 
 1557, H. 269; 1562, H. 269, in. 
 294; n.d., H. 543. 
 Powel, Thos., Bookseller, 1641, II. 36, 
 
 in. 266. 
 Powell, Vavasour. Strena Vavaso- 
 riensis, 1654, I. 340. — The Scrip- 
 ture's Concord, 1647, !• 34°- — Life 
 and Death, 1671, I. 340. — Examen 
 et Purgamen, 1656, III. 201. 
 Powell, Walter. News for Newters, 
 
 1648, II. 490. 
 Powell, Wm., Printer, George, next St. 
 Dunstan's Church, [1545], L i ; 1548, 
 IL 76, 251; JS50, H. 15; 1551,11 
 5 ; 1552, H. 15, 46, L 45, IL 123, 
 IV. 8; 1553, IV. 61; IS54, IL 
 
 254, in. 2; 1556, H. 552, n. 556; 
 
 1557, H. 46; 1558, H. 15; 1559, 
 L 382; 1560, H. 502, IL 517; 
 
 1562-3, n. 370; 1565-6, n. 370; 
 
 1566, H. 456, L 273, IL 519, 644; 
 
 1567, H. ^6; n.d., H. 2, 28, 73, 590, 
 L J44, 416, IL 47, in. 308, A. 
 261. 
 
POWER 
 
 [ 6i6 ] 
 
 PRAYER 
 
 Power, regal and ecclesiastic. Henry, 
 Lord Stafford, n.d. — spiritual and 
 temporal, Dialogue between a Knight 
 and a Gierke, II. 173. 
 
 Powis, Duchess. Letters in Wm. Ful- 
 ler's Plain Proof, &c., 1700. 
 
 Powlet, Edw., Bookseller, 1693, II. 
 130. 
 
 Powlet, Rob., Booltselhr, 1674, 11. 629. 
 
 Powlet, Sir Wm., Life and Death of. 
 R. Bronghton, 1572. 
 
 Pownde, Thos., Answers to six reasons 
 of, 1 58 1, II. 490. 
 
 Pox, Hunting of the. /. T., 1619, H. 
 
 59°^ 
 
 Poyer, Col., Short Comment on tlie 
 grounds and reasons of, &c., 1649, 
 II. 490. — Vindication : Just Reply 
 to, by Sir John Eliot, 1649. — and 
 Col. Powell's Letter to the Prince of 
 Wales, 1648, IV. 83. 
 
 Poyer, John, Declaration and Resolu- 
 tion of, 1648, II. 713. 
 
 Poyntz. See Pointz. 
 
 Pozzo, And. Perspective, [1705], II. 
 491. 
 
 Practice, Happiness of. Sam. Ward, 
 1621. 
 
 Practique Theories. /. Oatde, 1629. 
 
 Prsesulibus Anglise comment., De. F. 
 Godwin, 16 16. 
 
 Prague, ifews from Germany of the 
 surprising of, 1612, H. 226. — -Rela- 
 tion of Bloody Execution at, 1621, 
 H. 226. 
 
 Prague Printer. Paul Sessius, [1604]. 
 
 Praise at Parting. S. Gosson, n.d. — of 
 a good name. C. Gibbon, 1594. — of 
 Sailors here set forth, [1630], [1650], 
 and n.d., H. 539. — of worthy ladies, 
 &c. Ballad, H. 324. 
 
 Prance, Miles. Answer to Mrs. Cel- 
 lier's Libel, 1680, III. 306. — 
 L'Estrange a Papist, 1681, III.- 201. 
 — True Narrative and Description of 
 Passages relating to Popish Plot, 
 1679, IL 487. 
 
 Pratt, B. Edited Gesta Romanorum, 
 n.d., H. 227. 
 
 Pratt, Dan., Boolcseller, Bible, against 
 York Buildings, Strand, [1700], I. 
 65; i7iS> I- 472; 1718, L 26. 
 
 Pratt, Poor. Copy of a Pistel or letter 
 to Gilbard Potter, H. 479. 
 
 Prat, Wm. Translated Description of 
 the Country of Africa, 1554, III. 2. 
 
 Pratt, Wm, Arithmetical Jewell, 1617, 
 IL 491. 
 
 Prattle Yoiir Pleasure, 1647, H. 90, II. 
 36.0. 
 
 Praxis Catholica. Roh. Couch, 1.680. 
 
 Praye for you Eower, I, [1600], H. 683. 
 
 Prayer against the enemies of God's 
 truth, 1589, II. 192. — and medita- 
 tion, Of. L. de Granada, 1584. — 
 and prowesse, Song of, 1588, IL 568. 
 — and thanksgiving fit for the pre- 
 sent, 1587, IL 492.^and Thanks- 
 giving for the preservation of Her 
 Majesty, 1583, IIL 73; 1586, IL 
 491 ; 1594, IIL 207 ; T598, IL 713, 
 III. 207. — Contratenor : Morning 
 and Evening Praj-er, 1563, II. 491. 
 — Devout Treatise of the Epistle of, 
 1521,1. 426. — Ditty on. /. Awdeley, 
 n.d. — for the condemned Lords. 1 649, 
 II. 492.— for use in the English 
 Army in Prance, 1589, I. 340. — 
 Form of common prayer to be used, 
 1572, IL 491 ; 1563, IL 491 ; 1640, 
 1643, 1644, 1661, 1650, A. 269.— 
 Godly and pithy, with Declaration, 
 158P, IL 491. — Godly and short 
 form of, for servants, 1564, IL 491. 
 — Godly Treatise of. P. Melancthon, 
 n.d. — Good and Godly, for every 
 Christian, 1563, IV. 83. — Medita- 
 tions and motives for. Sir R. Baker, 
 X642. — Mental F. de Molna. — 
 Morning and evening, 1565, H. 105. 
 — necessary and godly, appointed by 
 John, Bp. of London, 1585, III. 201. 
 — necessary for the present time, 1588, 
 1590, 1594, IL 492. — necessary for 
 these dangerous times, 1626, III. 201. 
 — of a mayde to God on bye, 1567, 
 II. 491. — of Salisbury Use, 1530,11. 
 491. — or thanksgiving made by the 
 prisoners of Ludgate, 1586, II. 491. 
 — Order of. Canterbury, II. 326 ; 
 1580, I. 34o.^Paltern of all pious. 
 P. Mayerne, 1636. — Pomander of, 
 1530. 153!) I"V- 84; 1533, IIL 201 ; 
 1578, III. 306. T. Becon, n.d. — 
 Private forms of, 1645, III. 201 ; 
 1660, IIL 202. — ^Pulput Sparks or 
 Choice form of, 1659, III. 201. — to 
 be publicly used in this unseasonable 
 
PRAYEE-BOOK 
 
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 PBECES 
 
 weather, 1613, III. 201.— to be used 
 in London in this time of Drought, 
 161 1, III. 201. — with thanksgiving, 
 1585. I- 340; 1603, 11. 492, 308. 
 — with thanksgiving, 17 Nov., II. 
 492, III. 201. 
 
 Prayer-book, 1604, II. 492 ; 1637, IV. 
 94. — noted. J. Marheck, 1550. 
 
 Prayer-book. Account of all proceed- 
 ings of the Commissioners!, 1661, IV. 
 84. — Advice to the readers of the, 
 1682, IV. 84. — Answer to a Dia- 
 logue concerning the. L. Heices, 
 1641. — Certain reasons why, being 
 corrected, should continue. J. W., 
 i64r, II. 624. — Considerations ui.on 
 the. Copy of Proceedings, &c., 1641, 
 
 II. 124. — Directions concerning the, 
 1641, II. 444. — for the use of the 
 Church of Scotland, 1637, II. 546. — 
 Plea for the. Jas. Harwood, 1657. 
 — Petition for the vindication of the 
 public use of the. L. Gatford, 1655. 
 — Eationale upon. A. Sparrow, 1657. 
 — Survey of the, 1606, I. 340. 
 
 Prayers, Advertisements for due order 
 in administration of Common, n.d., 
 
 III. 291. — Advertisements for the 
 order in public administration of 
 public, 1584, III. 73. — Alphabet of. 
 Jas. Canceller, 1573. — and godly 
 Meditations, 1569, II. 493. — and 
 meditation, Of. L. De Granada, 
 1582. — and Meditations in English, 
 French, &c., 1569, II. 493. — and 
 Meditations collected by Katharine 
 Parr, 1587, II. 324, — and thanks- 
 
 ., givings. Collection of, 1643, A. 269; 
 1606, IV. 147. — Book of Christian, 
 1590, III. 202; 1608, II. 493. — 
 Book of : form of Common Prayer, 
 1602, III. 202. — Certain notes, &c., 
 to be sung at Morning and Evening, 
 1560, H. 105. — Collection of, out of 
 a form of Godly Meditations, 1593, 
 1603, 11.494. — Compendious treatise, 
 or manual of, 1558-9, II. 493. — 
 Confession and Declaration of. J. 
 Knox, 1554. — Deathbed, [i483]> U- 
 492. — Devout. R. Bolton, 1638. — 
 Devout, of the actes of our redemp- 
 tion, IV. 84; 1557-8. III. 493.— 
 XV. Oe's, II. 492. — fit for the times, 
 1600, II. 494.— Flower of godly. T. 
 
 Becon, 1561. — for the holy state of 
 Christ's Church, 1564-5, II. 493. — 
 for the prosperous success of H.M.'s 
 Forces and Navy, 1596, III. 202. — 
 for the success of the French King, 
 1590, II. 493 ; 1541, II. 245.— Form 
 of, for the Church of Geneva, 1550, 
 11.493; 1556, II-675- — Godly. Anth. 
 Anderson, 1591 ; Peter Martyr, 1569. 
 — Godly Private. Edio. Bering, 
 [1570]. — Household. T. Bern, 1603. 
 — Manual of. [Antwerp], II. 493 ; 
 1579, II. 494 ; John, Bp. of Rochester, 
 IV. 84; Thos. Kerr, 1700; E. N., 
 1617. — Manual of Christian, 1594, 
 II. 494. — Manual of Godly, 16 14, 
 IV. 84; 1650, II. 494, III. 202; 
 1652, II. 494. — Morning and even- 
 ing. Lady Eliz. Tyrwliytt, 1574. — 
 of Holy Fathers, &c., [1530], III. 
 202. — of the Bible, II. 492. — of the 
 trenyte, 1557-8, II. 493. — Poesie of. 
 Sir John Conway, 1611. — Poesie of 
 Godly. N. Themilthorpe, 1636. — 
 Select, from St. Augustine, 1574. — 
 Tablet of devout, 1571, I. 340. — to 
 be used in the Church, 1605, 1606, 
 II. 494. — to be used in schools, 
 1567-8, II. 493. — Use of Daily 
 Public, 1641, II. 494. 
 
 Preachers, Copy of a Letter to, 1548, 
 11.494. — Directions concerning, 1 662, 
 II. 494. — Proclamation concerning 
 the inhibicion of, 1548, II. 191. 
 
 Preachers' Plea. Wm. Typing, 1646. 
 
 Preaching, Advice to a Parson, or the 
 True Art of, 1691, I. 4. — Apology 
 for private. John Taylor, 1642. — 
 Modest Plea for Private Men's. John 
 Krpowles, 1648. — Petition against 
 vainglorious aijd learned. Hen. Jacob, 
 1604. 
 
 Preaching Lecturers, Order for estabr 
 lishing of, 1642, III. 304, 
 
 Precedency, Observations upon the 
 Laws and Customs of Nations as to, 
 Sir G. Mackenzie, 16S0. 
 
 Precepts, or directions for a Man's 
 House, 1 6 15, II. 494. — or directions 
 for a Man's Life, 1616, IIJ. 202; 
 1637, II 494. 
 
 Pieces in usum Scholse D. Pauli, 1677, 
 IV. 84. — matutinse, &c., I. 315-^ 
 privates, 1564, I. 340; 1568, IV. 84. 
 
PRECHAC 
 
 I 6i8 ] 
 
 PRESS 
 
 Prechac. Heroine Musqueteer, 1678, 
 III. 202. 
 
 Precious Treasury of Twenty rare 
 secrets. F. Diclcenson, 1649. — Trea- 
 sury, or New Dispensatory. S. 
 Winter, 1649. 
 
 Predam, Eob., and others. True Rela- 
 tion, of Horrid. Ghost, 1673, H. 317. 
 
 Predestination of Saints. S. Augustine, 
 
 ISS4- 
 
 Predictions and Prophecies. T. Bright- 
 man, 1641. — New, .of the fate of 
 Princes and States, 1688, II. 495. 
 
 Pre-emption and Pourveyance for the 
 
 r King, Antiquity of. F. Phillips, 
 1663. 
 
 Prelates' intollerable usurpations, Bre- 
 viate of. Wm. Prynne, 1641. — 
 Practice of. J. Bale and J. Tyndale, 
 n.d. 
 
 Frelatical Cavalier catechized. E. 
 Gilbert, 1645. 
 
 Preme Rose in the grene forest, 1563-4, 
 II. 29. 
 
 Prempart, J. Siege of the Citie of 
 the Busse, 1630, III. 202. 
 
 Prentice, Essays of a. James I. — The 
 Honorable. Wm, Vallans, 1615. 
 
 Prentices of London, The Four. T. 
 Hey wood, 1615. 
 
 Prentices' Answer to the Whores' Peti- 
 tion, 1668, H. 655. — practice in god- 
 liness. R. Pricket, 1608. 
 
 Prentices and Servingmen, Perswasion 
 to, 1581, II. 33. 
 
 Preparative to Contention, 1597, I. 
 
 340- 
 Prepare ye to the plow. W. Elderton, 
 n.d.^-yovLV poplynges unto shiffte, 
 &c., i569-7o,fl. 424. — you to Judge- 
 ment, the Day ys at hande, 1567-8, 
 
 II- 31- 
 
 Prepositas his Practise. N. Mirop- 
 sius, 1588. 
 
 Prerogative, Plea for. John Taylor, 
 1642. 
 
 Prerogative and Privilege, Humble de- 
 sired union between. John Taylor, 
 1642. 
 
 iPresbyter, Character of a, 1660, IV. 
 84.— The Scottish Politike, 1647, H- 
 
 495- 
 Presbyter, Sir John, Coat of Arms of, 
 1658, 1. 341. — Ghost, 1647, III. 203. 
 
 — Hue and Cry after, [1650], II. 
 295. — Will and Testament, 1647, 
 III. 202, H. 537. 
 
 Presbyterial Government inconsistent 
 with Monarchy, Answer, 1644, II. 
 495. John Maxwell, 1644, II. 389. 
 
 . —Government, Trojan Horse of, un- 
 bowelled, 1646, III. 202. 
 
 Presbyteriale, Bellum. M. Stevenson, 
 1661. 
 
 Presbyterian Catechism, 1647, II. 495. 
 — Government, Good Counsel to Pe- 
 titioners for. K. Ghidley, 1645.— 
 Inquisition, 1691, II. 495. — Lash. 
 F. Kirkman, 1661. — of Quality, 
 Letter from, 1648, II. 495. — without 
 disguise, A True. Sir John Denham, 
 1680. 
 
 Presbyterian and Independents' Visible 
 Churches in New England. O. Keith, 
 1691. 
 
 Presbyterians, /Erius Redivivus, or 
 History of the. P. Heylin, 1670. — 
 Histoire des nouveaus. M. F., 1660, 
 
 I. 151. — late Petition, Dictated 
 thoughts upon, 1646, II. 495. — ma- 
 ladies, Sovereign remedy for. Rob. 
 Wild, 1663. — Religion of Hypocriti- 
 cal. /. Philips, 1661. 
 
 Presbyteries Trial. W. S., 1657. 
 
 Presbytery, England's deliverance from 
 Northern. P. Sterry, 1652. — Eng- 
 lish and Scotch, M. F., 1659. — 
 government. Looking Glass foi, 1645, 
 
 II. 495. — Letters Patent of. J. Pere- 
 grin, 1632. — popish not episcopal. 
 H. Edmonds, 1661. — rough drawn. 
 R. G., 1683, 1. 176. — truly displayed, 
 1681, II. 495. — The Elder's Dream, 
 1647, III. 203. 
 
 Prescrybynge to all yongh this mo- 
 mentory life, 1566, II. 30. 
 
 Present for a Papist, 1675, III. 199. — 
 for the Ladies; N. Tafe. ^Answer 
 to the late Complaint unto the House 
 of Commons, 1642, IV. 159. — Aspect 
 of our Times, 1694, IV. 177. 
 
 Preservative against desperacion, Godly 
 and holsom, IV. 84, II. 495. 
 
 Preserving and Candying, True way of, 
 1681, I. 341. 
 
 Press, Considerations and proposals . . . 
 Regulation of the, Sir Roger Le 
 Strange, 1663. — Modest plea for the 
 
PREST 
 
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 PRICE 
 
 due Regulation of the. F. Gregory, 
 1698. 
 
 Prest, Francois le, Printer, Paris, 1631, 
 I. 207. 
 
 Prest, John, Printer, Rouen, 1555, II. 
 498. 
 
 Prester John, Legacy or embassate, unto 
 Emmanuel King of Portugal, ic^^ 
 H. 478. ^^^ 
 
 Preston, Jennet, Arraignment and Trial. 
 Thos. Potts, 1 61 3. 
 
 Preston, John. Sermon at the funerall 
 of Jos. Reynell, 1615, H. 502, III. 
 203. 
 
 Preston, Richard, Viscount, Boethius, 
 Consolation of Philosophy, 1695 ; R. 
 Wolley's Present State of France, 
 1689, ded. to. 
 
 Preston, Sir Thos., R. Brathwaite's 
 Captive Captain, 1665, ded. to. 
 
 Preston, Thos. Lamentable Tragedy of 
 Cambise.=, 1576, [1584], H. 479. — 
 Geliflower or swete Mary golde, 1569, 
 H. 479. — Lamentation for Rome, 
 1570, H. 479. — Verses in Demos- 
 thenes. N. (Jarr, 1571. 
 
 Preston, Thos. Examination and An- 
 swers : in Hen. King's Sermon, 1621, 
 IL 328. 
 
 Preston, Thos., Obsidio et expugnatio 
 Arcis Ducannon in Hibernia sub, 
 1660, I. 28. 
 
 Preston, Relation of the late Fight at, 
 
 1648, H. 325. — Relation of the tak- 
 ■ ing of, 1642, III 135. 
 Prestwich, Ed. Hippolitus, 165 1, H. 
 
 479- 
 Preti, Girolamo. Oronta the Cyprian 
 
 Virgin : in Thos. Stanley's Poems, 
 
 1647. 
 Pretty Butcher's Garland, I. 178. — 
 
 mirrour. Wm. Lander, [1567], H. 
 
 329. — new ditty wherein is made 
 
 known, &o., H. 161. — Poll's Garland, 
 
 I. 178. — well drest Dish of Petites, 
 
 H. 445. 
 .Prevost, Nich., Printer, Paris, 1527, 
 
 IV. 65. 
 Prevosteau, Steph., Printer at Pans, 
 
 r6o2, 1605, II. 190. 
 Preweray, Francois, Printer at Paris, 
 
 1649, II. 681, 
 
 Price. Sir Carbery, Essay on the Value 
 . of Mines, late of . Wm. Waller, i6g8. 
 
 Price, Dan. Lamentations on the death 
 of Prince Henry, 1613, II. 495. — 
 Prince Henry, his first Anniversary, 
 1613, 11. 495. — Prince Henry, his 
 second Anniversary, 1614, IL 495. 
 — Spiritual Odours to the memory of 
 Prince Henry, 1613, II. 495. — The 
 Merchant, 1608, IV. 161. ^Verses in 
 Threni Oxon. in ob. D. J. Petrei, 
 Baronis de Writtle, 1613, H. 683. 
 
 Price, Hen. Epicedium in ob. Hen. 
 Comitis Derbeiensis, 1593, H. 479. 
 — Verses in Sir W. Vaughan's Gol- 
 den Grove, 1600. 
 
 Price, Col. Sir Herb., R.. WatJcyns' 
 Flamma sine Fumo, 1662, ded. to. 
 
 Price, Sir John. Description of Wales, 
 1663, II. 496. — HistorisB Britannicse 
 Defensio, 1573, IL 495. 
 
 Price, Sir John. Indictment and Ar- 
 raignment, 1689, II. 496. 
 
 Price, John. Letter to the Commis- 
 sioners of Customs, 1660, I. 341. 
 
 Price, John, and others. London's 
 Liberties, 1657, II. 361; 1682, II. 
 
 364- 
 
 Price, John, Bookseller, 1642, II. 275. 
 
 Price, Laurence. Bloody Actions per- 
 formed, 1653, H. 480. — Character of 
 a vertuous wife, 1617, H. 481. — 
 Complete Gentlewoman, [1640], H. 
 480. — Country People's Felicity, H. 
 480. — England's Golden Legacy, 
 1656, II. 496. — England's Unhappy 
 changes, 1648, H. 480. — Famous 
 city turned into Stone, 1657, II. 
 496. — Famous Flower of Serving 
 Men, H. 481. — Five Strange Won- 
 ders of the World, 1674, II. 481. — 
 Fortune's Lottery, 1657, II. 480. — 
 Friendly Counsaile, H. 480. — Great 
 Britaine's time of Triumph, 1641, II. 
 496. — Here's Jack in a Box, 1656, 
 II. 497. — -Love's fierce desire and 
 hope of recovery, H. 480. — Maiden's 
 Delight, H. 480. — Make Room for 
 Christmas, 1657, H. 480, L 341 ; 
 n.d., I. 341. — Map of Merry Con- 
 ceits, 1656, H. 480, II. 496. — Merry 
 Man's Resolution, H. 480. ^- New 
 Dialogue between Dick of Kent and 
 Wat, 1654, II. 496. — New Disputa- 
 tion between two lordly Bishop.^, 
 5th Edn., 1642, H. 479. — New Way 
 
PEIGE 
 
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 PRIMER 
 
 of Conference, 1641, H. 479. — Oil, 
 Gramercy Peggy, [1625], H. 479.— 
 Eeady way to prevent sudden death, 
 1655, ^^- 49^- — Rock the cradle, 
 John, H. 480. — Eound boys indeed ! 
 [1640], H. 481. — Seaman's Compass, 
 (2), H. 480. — Seldom cleanly, H. 
 481. — ^Two fervent Lovers, H. 480, 
 I. 341. — Valentine and Orson, 1673, 
 H. 481, III. 306. — Variety of new 
 merry riddles, 1684, H. 481, I. 494. 
 — Vertuous Wife, 1676, H. 481. — 
 Weapon of Defence, L 341. — Witch 
 of the Woodlands, 1674, n.d., H. 
 481, I. 341. — Witty William of 
 Wiltshire, 1674, H. 481. — Wonderful 
 Prophecy of Christian James, H. 480. 
 
 Price, Nehemiah, Bookseller, 1660, II. 
 441. 
 
 Price, Philip, Sonnet on the death of, 
 1582, II. 497. 
 
 Price, Eichard, Epitaph on the death 
 of. E. D., 1586, H. 136. 
 
 Price Thos. Translated History of our 
 Blessed Lady of Loreto, 1608, I. 
 266. 
 
 Price, Thos. Published the Earl of 
 Castlemain's English and Dutch War, 
 1671. 
 
 Prichaxd. Named in Proclamation for 
 the apprehending of certain offenders, 
 1678, in. 40. 
 
 Pricbard, Sir Wm,, Lord Mayor. The 
 Lord Mayor's Show, by Thos. Jordan, 
 1682. 
 
 Pricket, Eob. Honor's Fame in Triumph 
 ridjng, 1604, H. 482. ^Jesuits' Mir- 
 acles, 1607, H. 482. — Lord Coke's 
 Speech and charge, 1607, H, 482, I. 
 93. — News from the King's Bath, 
 1645, H. 482. — Prentice's Practice, 
 j6o8, H. 482, A. 267. — Souldier's 
 Wish unto K. James, 1603, H, 482. 
 — Time's Aiiajjomy, 1606, H. 482. — 
 Uijito the most high, &c... King James, 
 1603, H. 481, I. 341. 
 
 ■Pricton, John, Frinter, Ley den, 1652, 
 
 . IIL J82, 
 
 Pride, ThcJs. Lord, Last words of, II. 
 
 497- 
 
 Pride, 4-gainst. Ballad, 1568-9, II. 31. 
 
 — Against, and vain glory, 1568, II. 
 
 31. — Against the most horrible vice 
 
 , of, 1569, II. 497. — Devil's holding 
 
 of a parliament, for providing Statutes 
 against, 1594-5. H- 497- 
 
 Pride and Lowliness, Debate between. 
 Fr. Thynne, 1570. 
 
 Prideaux, Sir Edm., Payne Fisher's 
 Piscatoris Poemata, 1656, ded. to. 
 
 Prideaux, Humphrey. Marmora Ox- 
 oniensia, 1676, IV. 5. 
 
 Prideaux, John. Verses in Academise 
 Oxon. Pietas, 1603, H. 296 ; R. 
 Stafford's Empires and Kingdoms, 
 1607 ; Threni Oxon. in ob. D. J. 
 Petrei, B. de Writtle, 161 3. 
 
 Prideaux, Mathias. Instructions for 
 reading Histories,, 1648, III. 203.-^ 
 Tabulae ad Grammatica Grseca Intro- 
 ductoria, 1629, III. 203. — Tyro- 
 cinium ad Syllogismum Legitimum 
 contexendum, 1629, III. 203. 
 
 Pride's Eall, or warning to all English 
 Women, H. 237. 
 
 Pridmore, Isaac, Bookseller, Falcon, in 
 the Strand, 1657, I. 93; 1658, H. 
 24, 114. 
 
 Priest, Seminary, put to a non-plus, 
 1629, I. 841. — to the Temple.. Oeo. 
 Herbert, 1671. 
 
 Priestcraft, Folly of, 1690, II. 497. 
 
 Priests, Acts of Parliament against, 
 1661, II. 460, — Brief history of the 
 martyrdom of Twelve, 1582, IV. 84. 
 — Ben Wedy i Dyany. Certain Case 
 that Priests had lawfully married 
 wives, IV, 84, — fruits made manifest. 
 Geo. Fox, 1657. — The first century 
 of scandalous, malignant. John 
 White, 1643. — To the Seminary. R. 
 Bristowe, 1592. 
 
 Primaleon of Greece, 1599, 1619, H. 
 482. 
 
 Primatt, S. City and Country. Pur- 
 chaser and Builder, [1668], III. 203. 
 
 Primaudaye, P. de la. French Academy, 
 1586, H. 482; 2nd Ed., 1539, H. 
 482, IL 497; 3rd, 1594, H. 482, 
 IL 497; 5th Ed., 1614, IL 497; 
 1618, IV. 134; Part 2, 1594, 1603, 
 n. 497 ; Part 3, 1601, II. 497. 
 
 Primer, A, 17 10, I. 341. Gaultier, 
 n.d., IV. 85. — in English, 1535, IL 
 497; 1542, IL 497, IIL 203; 1673, 
 A. 269. Bourman, n.d., A. 269. — 
 in English and Latin, 1543, 1545, 
 II. 498; 1546, III. 204. Mayler, 
 
PRIMER 
 
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 PRINTERS 
 
 nd., isss, 1557, IV. 85; 1558, 
 IV. 85, 162, A. 269. — of Salisbury 
 Use, 1530, III. 203; 1532, II. 497 ; 
 1536, IV. 85 ; 1537, 1545, III. 203 ; 
 1555, III. 498. — or book of private 
 prayer, 1553, 1560, II. 498.— or 
 Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 
 1604, III. 204; 1615,1V. 85 ; 1685, 
 II. 498. — set forth by the King's 
 Majesty, 1546, III. 204. — Uniform 
 and Catholick, 1555, II. 498. 
 Primer and Catechism, 1558-9. Seres, 
 n.d., II. 498. 
 
 Frimitise Sacrse, 1701, I. 342. 
 
 Primitive Persecutors, Death of. Lac- 
 tantius, 1687. 
 
 Primrose, David. Apology for Advo- 
 cates, 1628, H. 482. — Scotland's 
 Complaint upon the death of K. 
 James, 1625, H. 482. — Scotland's, 
 Welcome to K. Charles, H. 482 : in 
 Eisodia Musarum Edinensium, 1633, 
 H. 87. — Verses in Passionate Re- 
 monstrance to His Holiness in the 
 Conclave at Rome, 1640, II. 539. 
 
 Primrose, Diana. Chain of Pearle, 
 1630, H. 483. 
 
 Primrose, Gilbert. Adversus De- 
 •clamatiunculam I.M.I. V., 16 14, II. 
 499. — La Trompette de Sion, 1610, 
 
 . II. 499. — Panegyrique k Prince 
 
 ; Charles, 1624, H. 483. — Address in 
 
 : Jos. Hall's Answer to Pope Urban, 
 1629. 
 
 Primrose, Jas., M.D. Popular Errors, 
 1651, H. 698.' — Refutations of: in 
 Wm. Harvey's De Motu Cordis, 
 1639. 
 
 Primrose, Jas., Printing of Deus et 
 Rex, 1616, given to, II. 309 
 
 Primrose, W. Elegy on death of Hugh 
 Broughton, 16 12, H. 483. 
 
 Primrose of London, her valiant ad- 
 
 .!, venture on the Spanish Coast, 1585, 
 H. 343; in Dutch, 1586, L 262.— 
 • Victory against the Spaniards, 1586, 
 II. 193. 
 
 Primrose Hill, Song of the Flowers 
 that grow on, 1586-7, H. 390, IL 
 568. 
 
 Primula Veris. Jacob Aretm, 16 12. 
 
 Price, Thos. The Silken Independents' 
 Snare Broken, 1649, IIL 204.— men- 
 tioned in Wm. Walwyn's Wiles, 1649- 
 
 — N. Moiioii's New England's Me- 
 morial, 1669,' ded. to. 
 
 Prince, Thos. Psalms, Hymns, and 
 Spiritual Songs, 1758, I. 342. 
 
 Prince, The. H. de Balzac, 1648. 
 
 Prince, Cicero's, 1668. 
 
 Prince, The, or Maxims of State. Sir 
 W. Raleigh, 1642. 
 
 Prince, Character of a, 1689, I. 456. — 
 d' Amour, Le, 1660, H. 104. — Direc- 
 tions for the Education of a Young. 
 P. du Moulin, 1673. — Learned. Tli. 
 Blundeville, 1561. — of Priggs' Revels. 
 J. S., 165 1. — Precedent for a A. 
 Russhe, 1566. — Wandering, 1564-5, 
 II. 499 ; moralyzed, 1568-9, II. 499. 
 
 Prince and People, Certain consulta- 
 tions upon Duties of, 1642, II. 95. 
 — of Troy, Ballad of the Wandering, 
 [1640], I. 427 ; n.d., (2), H. 616. 
 
 Princely Orange Garland of Protestant 
 Peace, 1689, H. 220. — Pelican, 1649, 
 H. 91, I. 80. — pleasures at the 
 Castle of Kenilworth. G. Gascoigne, 
 1576. — practise. Pleasant posy of. 
 W. Forrest, n.d. ■ 
 
 Princeps Rhetoricus, 1648, H. 483, I. 
 342. 
 
 Prince's Birth-day, Presentation on. 
 T. Nabbes, 1638. 
 
 Princes, British. Hon. Ed. Howard, 
 1669. — counsels. Th. Blundeville, 
 1570. — Dial of. A. Guevara, 1568. 
 — Doctrinal of. Isoerates, 1531. — 
 Fall of. G. Boccaccio, 1494. — first 
 fruits, 1648, III. 38. — Insecurity of, 
 1648, H. 91, 1. 80. — Interest of. S. 
 Bethel, 1681. — Pilgrimage -of. L. 
 Lloyd, 1573. — Precepts for young. 
 Geo. More, 1629. — School for, 1680, 
 IV. 164. — Strange Adventures of 
 two excellent. JV. Breton, 1600. — 
 Tragedy of. G. Boccaccio, n.d. 
 
 Princes and States of Europe, Interest 
 of. S. Bethel. — and States, Obser- 
 vations on. F. Quarles, 1642. 
 
 Princess of Parma. H. Smith, 1699. 
 
 Frincipium, &c. John Leland, 1589. 
 
 Principles of a Member of the Black 
 List, 1702, III. 267. 
 
 Pringle, John. Three Books of Hermas 
 translated, 1661, I. 211. 
 
 Printers. Abstract of Letters patent 
 to R. Wood and T. Symcock, 1630, 
 
PRINTERS 
 
 [ 622 ] 
 
 PRIZE-SHIPS 
 
 H. 483. — Abstract of general griev- 
 ances of poor Preemen and Jofurney- 
 men, [1630], H. 483. — Lamentation 
 of the London, 1642, H. 483 ; 1660, 
 H. 483. — Petition of Masters and 
 Workmen Printers of London, 1645, 
 H. 483- 
 Printers, &c., To all, 13 June 1645, 
 
 21 June 1645, IL 499. 
 
 Printers and Booksellers, Humble Peti- 
 tion of, 1 641, H. 614. 
 
 Printing, Decree of the Star Chamber 
 concerning, 1637, H. 483. — Just and 
 true character of E. Bohun ... for 
 Liberty of unlicens'd, 1693, IV. 85. 
 — Letter to an M.P. : the Restraint 
 on the Press, 1698, IV. 85. — of a 
 lying pamphlet. Ordinance of L. and 
 C. prohibiting, 1642, H. 483. — Order 
 of L. and C. for regulating of, 1643, 
 H. 483, IV. 77. — Origin and growth. 
 M. Atkins,- 1664., — Reasons for the 
 Liberty of unlicens'd, 1693, IV. 85. 
 
 Prior, Matthew. An English Ballad, 
 1695, IL 499. 
 
 Prior of the Chartreuse, F. Thomas. 
 John Alcock's Mons perfectionis, 
 1501, IIL 4. 
 
 Priscianus Ephebus. Anthony Huish, 
 1668. 
 
 Prison and Prisoners, Essay and char- 
 acter of. Q. Mynshul, 1618. — Piety. 
 S. Speed, 1677. 
 
 Prisoner against the Prelate. Sir Thos. 
 Grantham. — brought home in a coffin. 
 Ballad, 1588-9, II. 499. 
 
 Prisoners, Act of the P. C. ordering 
 Probation and Information to, 1688, 
 II. 499. — Behaviour, Confession, anfl 
 execution of twelve, 7 March i67f ; 
 
 22 June 167^, III. 204. — Confession 
 and execution of, at TyburUj 1679, 
 I. 342. — Confession and execution of 
 five, at Tyburn, 1676-7, IL 499 ; 
 1678, III. 204. — ^Confession and exe- 
 cution of two, at Tyburn, 1678, I. 
 342. — for Debt, Arbitrary Punish- 
 ments, &c., inflicted on. W. R., 
 1729, I. 349.— for Debt, Humble 
 Remonstrance of, 1643, I. 342. — for 
 Debt, Proposals for an Act for setting 
 at large. W. L., 1649, III. 134. — 
 H.M.'s Commission for the relief of, 
 1 604, III. 39. — Humble remonstrance 
 
 and Complaint of many thousand, 
 1643, I. 342. — in the Coroptor, 
 Bishop's Gate, Petition of, 1666, H. 
 347. — in the Fleet, List of, 1653, I. 
 342. — in the Fleet, Petition of, 1617, 
 
 II. 499. — in the Gatehouse, Bills and 
 Petitions of, 1617-18, II. 409. — in 
 Ludgate, Petition, 1664, III. 204. — 
 in l^ewgate and other gaols. Lamen- 
 tations, 1565-6, II. 499. — in Upper 
 Bench Prison, 1653, III. 204. — 
 judgment condemned to dye from 
 Newgate, 1641, I. 542. — observa- 
 tions by way of complaint. F. 
 Mussell, 164.$. — of War. List, 165 1, 
 
 III. 204. — Patience of, 1611-12, II. 
 499, — Plea. G. Wither, 1661. — 
 Praises for their delivery. S. Fair- 
 dough, 1650. — Proposals for setting 
 at large. W. L., 1649. — Trial, Con- 
 demnation and execution of twenty- 
 four, 1649, II. 499. — and Claracilla. 
 Thos. Killigrew, 1641. 
 
 Prissoe, Anthony. Verses in G, Gal- 
 prenede's Hymen's Preludia, 1658. 
 
 Pritchard, Eml. Catalogus Impress, 
 librorum Bibliotheose Bodleianse, 
 1674, II. 409. 
 
 Pritchard, T. Chipps of Salvation, 
 1579-80, H. 483. — Regiment of 
 Honest Life, 1579-80, H. 483. — 
 School of honest and vertuous life, 
 1569, H. 483, L 343. 
 
 Pritchard, Sir Wm., London's Joy and 
 Triumph at the installation of, 1682, 
 in. 298. 
 
 Private combats, Edict and censure 
 against, 1613, I. 234. — man's porcon 
 prepared for the health and prepa- 
 racon of England, 159 1, II. 200. 
 
 Privileges of the Houses of Parliament : 
 Sir llios. Wentworth's Two Speeches, 
 1641. 
 
 Privy Council, Impartial account of the 
 names of His Majestie's, 1686, III. 
 125. — H.M.'S Declaration for the 
 dissolution of his late, 1679, II. 115. 
 
 Prize-Goods, Reasons humbly offered 
 for allowing Merchants relief upon 
 the duties of. III. 204. 
 
 Prize-Ships, Narrative of some remark- 
 able proceedings concerning the ships 
 Samson, &c., 1653. New Narrative, 
 1659. Thos. Violet. 
 
mi2£S 
 
 L 623 ] 
 
 PROMPTUARIUM 
 
 Prizes and Prize Goods, Proclamation 
 concerning, 1660, II. iii. — at Sea, 
 Proclamation for taking, 1644, II. 
 
 lOI. 
 
 Pro vere autumni laclirymse. G. Chap- 
 marif 1622. 
 
 Problems of Beauty. Tom. Buoni, 1 6 1 8. 
 
 Proby, Peter, Lord Mayor. The Tri- 
 umphs of Honour and Vertue. Thos. 
 
 \ Middleton, 1622. 
 
 iProcessionale ad usum insignis ac prae- 
 clare ecclesie Sarum, 1525, IV. 85 ; 
 1530. in. 204, IV. 86; 1555, IIL 
 204. 
 
 Proclamation in the name of the King 
 of Kings. G. Wither, 1662. — of 
 Nantes, The French King's declara- 
 tion and confirmation of , 1613,1. 170. 
 
 Procopius of Csesarea. Wars of the 
 Emperor Justinian, trans. H. Hol- 
 croft, 1653, II. 499. 
 
 Procris andCephalus. Ant. (7/mfe,iS93. 
 
 Procter, J. History of Wyat's Eebel- 
 lion, 1554, H. 483, I. 343; 1555, I. 
 
 343- 
 Procter, John, Booltseller upon Holborn 
 . Bridge, 1 5go,'H..sii; 1589,^515; 
 
 n.d., H. 528. 
 Procter, Thos. Gorgeous Gallery of 
 
 Gallant Inventions, 1578, I. 499 ; 
 
 1 579, H. 483. — Of the knowledge and 
 
 conduct of "Wars, 1578, III. 204. — 
 
 Profitable "Work to the whole king- 
 .. dom, i6iOj, H. 484. — Eight of Kings, 
 
 162 1, II. 499. — Kighteous Man's 
 , Wav, 162 1, III. 205.— Triumph of 
 
 Truth, 1585, H. 484. 
 Proctor and Parator their mourning, 
 
 1642, I. 343. 
 Prodigal Child, Excellent Parable of 
 
 the, H. 102. — Scholar. T. Randolph, 
 
 1660. — returned to Scotland, The. 
 
 G. Dempster, 1700. 
 Prodigality, Kuinous fall of. John 
 
 Carr, 1593. 
 Prodigal's Tears. Rich. Brathwaite, 
 , 1614. 
 
 Prodigies and Apparitions. John Vi- 
 ■^■ears, 1643. 
 Prodigies, Discourse concerning. J. 
 
 Spencer, 1663. 
 Prodigiorum, Natura. John Gadhunj, 
 
 1665. 
 ProditorisProditor. T. Gainsford,i6o6. 
 
 Prodromus Vindictse. G. Eglisham, 
 1626. 
 
 Profit, conveniency and pleasure to the 
 nation. R. Mace, 1675. 
 
 Profitable Instructions, 1633, 1. 231. — 
 Meditations. J. Bunyan, 1661. 
 
 Prognosticatio Effectuum Celestium, 
 1 5 18, I. 343. 
 
 Prognostication, [1500], H. 484 ; 
 1523, H. 484; 1526, H. 485. — and 
 Almanack of two Shepherdes, IV. 
 86, H. 484. — Everlasting, by Kinki 
 Abenezrah, 1620, I. 343. — Everlast- 
 ing, of right good effect, 1556, H. 
 484. — General, forever,i6i9, H. 485. 
 — Merry, 1544, H. 484. J. Demyll, 
 1567. — New and Merry, 1623, H. 
 485. — Perfect perpetual, 1556, H. 
 484. — Perpetual and natural, 1591, 
 II. 499, H. 484; 1598, H. 484.— 
 Prediction of admirable events, 1644, 
 H. 485. 
 
 Prognostications. Master Adrian, 
 1520; A. Borde, 1540; Jack Dawe, 
 1623; L. Digges, 1555; Erra Pater, 
 n.d., 1640, 1700; W. Farmer, 1587 ; 
 Gaspar, 1434; G. Hartgill, 1581; 
 Thos. Hill, 1572; Jasper Laet, 1 5 1 6 ; 
 W. Lilly, 1667 ; Hen. Lowe, 1557 ; 
 Nostradamus, 1558; M. Parker, 
 1637-8 ; Peeter of Moorbeeke, 1550, 
 C. Scute, 1544. — /. Securis, 1562; 
 /. Thyhault, 1533; J- Vaux, 1625 ; 
 Rob. Wyer, n.d. See also Al- 
 manack. 
 
 Progymnasma scholasticum. John 
 Stockwood, 1597. 
 
 Progymnasmata. Sir T. Parkyns, 
 1714. 
 
 Prohemium de. proprietatibus rerum. 
 BartholomcBUS de Glanville. 
 
 Projector, The new, or the privileged 
 cheat, H. 486. 
 
 Projectors, The. John Wilson, 1665. 
 
 Prolusiones Poeticse, 1687, I. 343. 
 
 Promine, The. Sir P. Hume, 1580. 
 
 Promised Seed,. The. P^ Fitzharry, 
 1647. 
 
 Promos and Cassandra. G. Whetstone, 
 
 1578. 
 Prompter's packet of private and 
 
 familiar letters, 1610, II. 345. 
 Promptuarium Parvulorum, 1499, 1500, 
 
 H. 486; 1508, n. 500: 1510, H. 
 
PBOPJEDEaMETA 
 
 [ 6^4 ] 
 
 PROTESTANT 
 
 486; 1516, H. 486,11. 500; 1528, 
 11. 500. 
 Propsedegmeta Aphoristica. John Dee, 
 
 1558- 
 Property of all Englishmen asserted. 
 
 W. Killigrew, 1705. 
 Prophecies, Admirable and Notable. 
 Jos. Maxwell, 1615. — ancient and 
 Modern. Wm. Lilly, 1645. — -british 
 and outlandish. Thos. PugJi, 1658. 
 — by the Scholars of Trinity College, 
 Cambridge, 1642, I. 344. — Collection 
 of. W. Lilly, 1645. — -Defensative 
 against the poison of supposed. H. 
 Howard, Earl of Northampton. 1620. 
 — Discourse concerning, R. Harvey, 
 1588. — Five strange and wonder- 
 ful, I. 343. — foretelling wonderful 
 events, 1642, H. 486.- — ^Foreign and 
 domestic, 1659, If. 487.— of Chr. 
 Kollerus and others, 1664, II. 668 ; 
 Martin Luther, 1606; Paul Greh- 
 ner, 1590; Merlin, 1680; Mother 
 Shipton, 1641; H. Tindal, 1642. 
 
 — Seven strange, 1643, H. 486. 
 — since the first year of James I., 
 Collected by P. C, 1689, H. 71.— 
 Six Strange, 1642, H. 486. — The 
 15 Sept, 1645, I. 344. — Thirteen 
 strange, besides Mother Shipton's, 
 1648, H. 486. — Two strange, 1642, 
 I. 344. -^Twelve strange, 1648, H. • 
 486. — Wonderful Roh. Salter, 1626. 
 
 Prophecies and Predictions. Jas. Usher. 
 
 Prophecy, A Word of. H. Pinnell, 
 1643. — Ancient and true, in the 
 latter end of Q. Elizabeth's reign, 
 1659, H. 487. — both wonderful and 
 strange, 1580,11. 500. — Erra Pater's, 
 or Frost Faire, 1683, H. 487. — for 
 eight years still to come, 1592, II. 
 500. — lately transcribed from MSS. 
 of Dr. B. Googe, 1672, I. 344. — 
 Most strange and wonderful. G. 
 Cipriano, 1596; Alex. Pedon, 1700. 
 
 — of all transactions past and to 
 come, 1659, H. 487. — of Scotland, 
 England, &c., 1603, 1615, 1617, 
 1625, H. 486.— of the white King. 
 W. Lilly, 1644. — Panther, 1661, IV. 
 86. — presented to the King by ' a 
 Woman-Quaker, 1660, H. 487. — 
 Protestant's, II. 500. — seen by the 
 Vicere Sinan Bassa, 1594, II. 561. — 
 
 that hath lain hid above 2000 years, 
 1610, I. 343. — which hath been in 
 MS. in Lord Powia' family sixty 
 years, II. 500. ' 
 
 Prophetess, The. F. Beaumont and 
 J. Fletcher, 1690. — Music to the. 
 H. Pur cell, 1691. 
 
 Prophetia Anglicana Merlini, 1603, 
 
 li- 393- 
 Prophetic Occurrences. Wm. Lilly, 
 
 1 682. — Trumpeter sounding an Alarm 
 
 to Britain. G. Wither, n.d. 
 Prophetical Trumpet sounding an Alarm 
 
 to England. /. Heydon, 1655. 
 Prophets, Discovery of two upstart. T. 
 
 Heyioood, 1636. 
 Proportion, Circle of. W. Oughtred, 
 
 1632. — Line of. Wm. Leybourn, 
 
 1673. — Use of duplicate. Sir W. 
 
 Petty, 1674. 
 Propositions of the Princes, and others, 
 
 assembled in Paris, 1593, I. 169. 
 Propria quae maribus, 1591, II. 500. 
 
 C. Hoole, 1650. 
 Proprietatibus rerum, De. Bartholo- 
 
 meus, [1470]. 
 Proserpine, Bape of. Claudian, 161 7. 
 Prosodia libellus, De. G. Buchanan, n.d. 
 Prosopopeia. T. Lodge, 1596. 
 Prosopopeia Britannica. G. Wither, 
 
 1648. 
 Prospect of the most famous parts of 
 
 the world. /. Speed, 1646. 
 Prospective for Kings and Subjects. 
 
 Wendy Oxford, 1652. 
 Prosper his meditations with his wife, 
 
 1600, H. 487. 
 Prosperity, Unhappy. P. Mathieu, 
 
 1639. 
 Prosser, Enoch, Bookseller, 1681, II. 
 
 44; 1682, I. 244, 489, II. 252. 
 Protector, The. G. Wither, 1655. 
 Protectors no Subverters, Review of, 
 
 1659, 11. 138. 
 Proteleia Anglo-Batava, 1641, H. 89, 
 
 I. 79. 
 Protestancy, Non-Enity of. W. B., 
 
 1633- 
 Protestant Almanack, 1668, II. 474. — 
 
 and a Baptist, Dialogue between. R. 
 
 H., 1678. — congregation, Epistle of 
 
 . . . Dozen bad spirits tormenting 
 
 the, 1602, III. 205. — cause in Ger- 
 many, Brief Keports of, 1658, III. 
 
PROTESTANTS 
 
 [ 62s ] 
 
 PROVINCIALES 
 
 95. — cuckold. Benj. Harris, 1681. 
 — ^Dissenters' Case, 1682, II. 179. — 
 flayl, 1632, III. 205.— garland of 
 Joy and delight, 1689, H. 220.— 
 letter to Lords in the Tower. J. B., 
 1680, H. 22.— of the Church of Eng- 
 land, no Donatist, 1686, IV. 162. — 
 Orange Garland, H. 220. — Picture of 
 a true English. Thos. Tuke, 1609. 
 —Plot, No, 1 68 1, III. 306 ; Part II., 
 1682, III. 307.^Plot, No. Sir R. 
 U Estrange, 1682. — Private Spirit, 
 Trial of. J. S., 1630, II. 528.— 
 Eeligion, a true foundation of a 
 Christian. G. Stanley, Earl of Derby, 
 167 1. — Eeligion, Act of Scottish Par- 
 liament for securing of, 1681, II. 
 461. — Religion, Letter. . . most effec- 
 tual way to ruin the. D. P., 1679, 
 IV. 158. — School. Moses Lane, 
 1682. — schoolmaster. E. Clark, 
 1680. — Subject, True, 1680, IL 
 SCO. 
 
 Protestants abroad. Order in council 
 touching distressed, 1681, II. 500. — 
 Account of money collected for dis- 
 tressed French, 1689, III. 205. — 
 and Jesuits together by the ears in 
 Gulicke-Lande, 161 1, H. 277. — and 
 Puritans, Declaration of Lives and 
 Doctrines of, 1615,11. 162. — Apology 
 of the, 1681, II. 500. — Apology for 
 the Bomish Church. J. Brierly, 
 1608. — Apology, The true English. 
 Jos. Wilcocke, 1 642. — ChristianLetter 
 of certain English, 1599, III. 205. — 
 congratula,tion to the City for her 
 choice of Members, 1679, II. 500. — 
 crums of Comfort, 1700, I. 344. — 
 Defence of true, 1680, II. 500. — 
 Displaying of the. M. Huggard, 
 1556. — Ecclesiastical Peace amongst. 
 John Dury, 1 64 1 . — Grammar. Sen. 
 Walker, 1648. — Groans of the Op- 
 pressed ; or account of persecution of 
 French, 1700,111. 205. — in England, 
 Case of, i68r. III. 500. — in Ger- 
 many, Case of persecutions, &c., 1 67 1, 
 III. 205. — in Ireland, Answer to the 
 
 ■ State of. Q. Lesly, 1692. — Litany, 
 The Old, 1647, IIL 205.— Matters 
 of note made known to all true, 
 1641, III. 35. — Memento for Eng- 
 lish : Prefatory Discourse, 1682, IV. 
 
 162. — of France, Apology for, 1683, 
 II. 500. — Account of Persecutions, 
 &c., 1686, II. 500. — Procession, 
 Earee Show, or the true, 1681, III. 
 205. — Prophecy, II. 500. — Eeligion ; 
 a sure way to Salvation. W. Ghil- 
 lingworth, 1638. — Specimen of Bill 
 for uniting, 1680, II. 500. — True, 
 Appeal to City and Country, 1681, 
 II. 500. — True, Humble Desires to 
 the King, 1647, H. 90. — unlawful 
 insurrections. P. Frarin. — vade 
 mecum, 1680, 1. 344. — Way to peace 
 amongst, 1688, III. 205. — wonder- 
 ment, 1642, II. 303. 
 
 Protestation, The, 1643, H. 126. — 
 protested. The, 1641, II. 93. 
 
 Protesters no subverters, 1658, III. 
 224. Eeview and Examination of, 
 1659, n.,138. 
 
 Proteus Eedivivus. R. Head, 1675. 
 — Transformations. F. Davison, 
 
 1594- 
 
 Frothalamion. Edm. Spenser, 1596. 
 
 Proud Wives' Pater-noster, n.d., and 
 [1560], H. 375. 
 
 Provence, Discourse of the overthrow 
 to the Army of the Leaguers in, 
 1591, IL 230. 
 
 Proverbialia, Carmina, &c., 1588, IV. 
 17 ; 1577. in. 31 ; 1579, IL 679. 
 
 Proverbs, by Erasmus, 1539 ; J as. 
 Lope de Mendoza, 1579; John Lyd- 
 gate, n.d. ; N. R., 1659. — and Dia- 
 logues. P. P., 1660, H. 434; and 
 Peter Paravidno, 1666. — concerning 
 two Marriages. JohnHeywood, 1546. 
 — Crossing of. N. Breton, 16 16. — ' 
 English. J. Ray, 1670. — English, 
 Number in effect of. X Heywood, 
 1561. — Moral. Christine de Pise, 
 1478. — Outlandish. G.Herbert,i64.o. 
 — Scottish. D. Fergusson, 1641. — 
 Select. T. Mapletoft, 1707.— Witty. 
 Matthew Grove, 1638. — Worthy. J. 
 Zuis-Penninck, 1663. 
 
 Providences, Complete History of the 
 most remarkable. Wm. Turner, idgj. 
 — of God, 1691, III. 205. 
 
 Provincial Letters by L. Montalt, An- 
 swer to, 1659, II. 501. 
 
 Provinciale seu Constitutiones Anglie. 
 Wm. Lindewode, 1505. 
 
 Provinciales, Les. B. Pascal, 1657. 
 
 2 R 
 
1>R0V0KED 
 
 [ 626 ] 
 
 PSALMS 
 
 Provoked Wife, The. SiV John Van- 
 brugh, 1698. 
 
 Prowse, Anne. Translated /. Tqffin's 
 Marks of the Children of God, 1590. 
 
 Prudent and Secure Choice. H. G., 
 1650, II. 239. 
 
 Prujean, Dr. Fr., W. JoliTison's Lexicon 
 Chymicum, 1652, ded. to. 
 
 Prujean, Th. Aurorata, 1644, H. 487. 
 
 Prussian Swallow-Knife, Miraculous 
 cure of the. D. Lakin, 1642. 
 
 Prussz, John, Printer, Strasshurg, 1484, 
 IV. 63. 
 
 Prynne, Wm. Antipathy of the Eng- 
 lish Lordly Prelacy, 1641, II. 501. 
 — Aurum ReginsB, 1668, IL 502. — 
 Breviate of the Prelate's' intolerable 
 usurpations, 1637, II. 501. — Canter- 
 bury'§ Doom, 1646, II. 501. -^Cata- 
 logue of Printed Books by, 1643, H. 
 487.— Church of England's Old Anti- 
 thesis, &c., 1629, Iir. 307. — Con- 
 cordia Discors, 1659, IL 502. — De- 
 claration and protest against the new 
 Tax, 1654, II. 502. — Defence of 
 Stage Plays, 1649, I. 345. — False- 
 hood of, 1645, II. 501. — Fresh Dis- 
 
 t covery of some prodigious new wan- 
 dering Blazing-Star, 1645, II. 501. — 
 
 • God no imposter, nor deluder, 1629, 
 III. 307.^Healthe's Sicknesse, 1628, 
 II. 501. — Historical Collection of 
 
 ■ Ancient Parliaments of England, 
 1649, IV. 86. — Histrio-mastix, 1633, 
 H. 487 ; 1639, I. 344. Reply to, 
 in Sir R. Baker's Theatrum Redi- 
 vivum, 1662. — Irenarches Redivivus, 
 1648, II. 502. — Legal Vindication of 
 the Laws, of England, 1649, H- 202, 
 
 < 502. — Letter to the General, 1648, 
 II. 501. — Lord Bishops not the Lord's 
 Bishops, 1640, H. 40.^ — -Loyally 
 Banished, or Proceedings of Mem- 
 ' bers of Parliament and, 1659, II. 
 137. — Mount Orgueil, 1641, H. 487, 
 
 I. 344. — News from Ipswich, 1636, 
 H. 487, IIL 206; 1638, H. 489; 
 
 11641, H. 487, II. soi.-^Novus 
 reformator vapulans, or Dialogue be- 
 tween Hick[eringill], D. Jones, and 
 the Ghost of, 1691,11. 627. — Opening 
 of the Great Seal of England, 1643, 
 
 II. 501. — Perpetuity of a legenerate 
 man's Estate, 1626, III. 205. — Plea- 
 
 sant Purge for a Roman Catholick, 
 1642,11. 487, II. 501. — Queries lov- 
 ingly propounded to, 1647, 1656, II. 
 507. — Refutation of the University 
 of Oxford's Plea, Account of. Rob. 
 Waring, 1648. — Reply, in Trial of 
 Connor, Lord Maguire, 1645, m- 
 291. — ^Reasons urging the Hierarchy, 
 &c., 1641', II. 501. — Republicans' 
 and other superiors' Good Old Cause, 
 1659, II. 502.- — Signal Loyalty and 
 Devotion of God's TrueServant, 1660, 
 II. 502. — Unbishoping of 'Timothy 
 and Titus, 1600, II. 502. — Vindica- 
 tion of, 1648-9, H. 487. — Prefaccf to 
 T. Campanella's Italian Frier, t66o. 
 — Portrait in J. Ward's Christian's 
 Encouragement, 1643. — Letter to, by 
 
 John Vicars, 1644 James Shirley's 
 
 Bird in a Cage, 1633, ded. to. — and 
 Clement Walker. Petition, 1646-7, 
 
 II. 470. — and others. Petitions, 
 1641, IV. 160. — Burton and Bast- 
 wick. Brief relation of proceeding in 
 Star-Chamber at censuring of, 1637, 
 
 III. 238. Speech of Archbishop 
 Laud at the censure of, 1637, II. 335. 
 
 Pryse, Stafford, Printer at Shrewsbury, 
 1777, L 240. 
 
 Psalm Buik, A, 1568, H. 536. — Expo- 
 sition of. Rob. Richardson, [1569]. 
 
 Psalm. De Profundis, Treatise in metre 
 on. M. Huggard, 1557. — ^Deus Ul- 
 timum Dominus : Exposition on. H. 
 Parker, Lord Morley, 1539. — Exer- 
 cises upon the first !^salm. Oeo. 
 Wither, 1620.- — Exposition of XVth 
 Psalm. Erasmus, i^^'j. — forThanlcs- 
 giving, XVIL Nov. "1584, IL 503.— 
 Meditations on XXVth. A. Murray, 
 Lady Ealket, I'joi. — Miserere me 
 Deus : Exposition. H. Savonarola, 
 n.d. — of Mercy, 1660, H. 94, I. .81. 
 ' — ^of prayer and praise to be sung by 
 • Children of Christ's Hospital, n.d., 
 1 6 10, I. 86. — of thanksgiving, 161 o, 
 I. 86. — Paraphrase of the CIV. Sir 
 David Murray, 1615. — tunes to four 
 voices, 1666, II. 503. 
 
 Psalm -and Collect of thanksgiving, 
 1588, IL 503. 
 
 'Psalms, Abridgement, or brief medita- 
 tions on certain. Wm. Hunnis. — 
 Century of Select,. 1691, IV. 86. — 
 
PSALMS 
 
 [ 627 ] 
 
 PUBLIC 
 
 Choice, put into Musick. H. and W. 
 Lawes, 1648. — Christian Meditations 
 ■ upon. T. Beza, 1582.— Compendious 
 book of godly, 1578, L 393.— Divine 
 Odes, by S. P. L., 1627, H. 324.— 
 Dundee, 1577, H. 567.— Epitome of. 
 Wolfgang Gapito, 1639. — Gospel 
 Musick, or Singing of. N. H., 1644. 
 — Hymns, and Spiritual Songs of the 
 Old and New Tests. Thos. Prince, 
 1758.— in Metre, 1587,11. 503; 1595, 
 IV. 94; 1601, 1. 495; 1602, 1615, 
 1617, 1621, 1626, 1635, I. 377; 
 1635, IV. 94 ; 1640, 1646, II. 503 ; 
 1650, I. 495-6; 1675, IV- 160; 
 1698, I. 495. H. Aimworth, 1612 ; 
 Sir Wm. Alexander, 1625 ; Rich. 
 Allison, 1592 ; Sir F. Bacon, 1675 ; 
 W. Barton, 1644 ; Zach. Boyd, 1646; 
 Thos. Carew, 1640; Wm. Damon, 
 1579; H. Dad, 1620; John Eliot 
 and others, 1640; S. Ford, 1688; 
 Wm. Fm-rest, n.d. ; Wm. Hunnis, 
 1550; K. James I., [1625]; Hen. 
 King, 1651; L. Milhourne, 1698; 
 •John Patrick, 1691 ; Jeremiah Rich, 
 1660; F. Rous, 1641 ; Sir E. Sandys, 
 1615 ; F. Seager, 1555; Sir P. Sid- 
 ney, 1610/ Sir Thos. Smith, 1549; 
 T Stemhold, [1548]; N. Tate and 
 N. Brady, 1696; Peter Tye, 1562; 
 John White, 1655 ; G. Wither, 1632 ; 
 Sir Thos. Wyatt, 1549. — in metruni 
 latinum, 1630, H. 488. — in Neder- 
 , landischer sangs-ryme, 1566, I. 345. 
 — in Nederlandischer ouer-gbesett 
 door P. Dalhenum, 1568, I. 346. — 
 King's, with the Queen's prayers, 
 1566, II. 502. — Meditation upon. 
 Sir A. Cope, 1547. — of Qui habi- 
 tat, 1563-4, II. 503. — or Prayers 
 taken out of the holy Scriptures, 16 13, 
 H. 297. — Paraphrase on the Can- 
 ticles. T.Ager, 1680. — paraphrased. 
 Geo. Abbott, 1650 ; R. Baxter, 1692 ; 
 R. Brathwaite, 1638 ; G. Buchanan, 
 1565; Sir J. Glanvill, 1645 ; N. Jon- 
 ston, 1637 ; iV. Pater son, 1678; Miles 
 Smyth, 1668 ; Geo. Sandys, 1636 ; J. 
 ■Spekiri,an,i6^o; Sam. Woodford, 1667. 
 — pointed, 1567, I. 345. — Practical 
 ■Commentary on. Ab. Wright, 1661. — 
 reduced into the form of Prayers and 
 meditations, 1539, 11. 503. — Selah, 
 
 or Collection of Verses in the, 1588, 
 H. 487.— set forth by Henry VIII. 
 and Q. Catherine, 1557-8, II. 502. — 
 set to music. H. and W. Lawes, 
 1648. — Singing of. J. Cotton, 164'j ; 
 Thos. Ford, 1653. — with Hymns, &c. 
 J. Play ford. — with Hymns. Ke vised 
 by T. Ravenscroft, 1633, H- 5°3- — 
 with tunes, 1592, III. 206; 1688, 
 II. 503. W. Barton, 1644; T. Ra- 
 venscroft, 162 1 ; W. Slatyer, 1642. — 
 with Songs and Canticles. A. Dod, 
 1620. — with Songs and Sonnets. 
 John Byrd, 1588. — Y Brenhinol 
 Brophwyd Dafydh, &c., 1603, IV. 
 87. 
 
 Psalms and Fables. Lady Eliz. Fane, 
 1550. — and Hymns for Divine Wor- 
 ship, i757. I- 345- W. Barton, 1651 ; 
 Wm. Barlow, 16 13; W.Hammond, 
 1745; /. Playford, 1671. — and 
 Prayers. R. Edwardes, 1570. — and 
 Songs. Miles Coverdale, [1540]. 
 
 Psalter in VIII°, 1558-9, II. 502. — in 
 English, 1566, 1584, II. 502 ; 1617, 
 II. 503. R. Crowley, 1549 ; R. Good- 
 ridge, 1684 ; Chris., Lord Hatton, 
 1644; Matthew Parker, [1^60]; Je- 
 remy Tayloi; 1646. Preparative to 
 the. Geo. Wither, 16 19. — Scottish. 
 Thos. Wood, n.d. — The King's, 1671, 
 IV. 126. 
 
 Psalterium. Caxton, [1480], II. 502. 
 — ad usum Sarisb., 1554, I. 345 ; 
 1555, 1. 345, IV. 87. — ad decandada, 
 (fee, 1530, IV. 87. — cum Hymnis, 
 1506, IV. 87. — ex mandato Henrici 
 VII., &c., 1504,11. 502. — Carolinuni. 
 Thos. Stanley, 1660. — Expositiones 
 super. Valencius, 148 1. 
 
 Pseudo - Christus. Humphrey Ellis,. 
 1650. 
 
 Pseudodoxia Epidemica. Sir Thos. 
 Browne, 1646. 
 
 Psyche. Jos. Beaumont, 1 648 ; Thos. 
 Shadwell, 1675. — The English Operaj 
 or Vocal Music in. Matth. Lock, 
 1675. — debauched. Thos. Duffetty 
 1678. 
 
 Psychodia Platonica. Hen. More, 1642. 
 
 Ptolemy, Use of his Tables. T. Blurts, 
 deville's Universal Maps and Cards, 
 1589. 
 
 Public Confider, 1643, II. 100. — Decla- 
 
PUBLIUS 
 
 [ 628 I 
 
 PURCELL 
 
 ration made by the united Protestant 
 Princes Electors and other Princes, 
 1610, III. 94. — employment and an 
 Active Life. John Evelyn, 1667. — 
 Grievances of the Nation, 1689, II. 
 646. — Register, H.M.'s Letters Patent 
 for the Office of, 161 1, I. 234. — re- 
 venues. Discourse of. Pollexfen, 
 1698. — wants, View of some part of 
 the. John Penri, 1589. — Worship, 
 Directory for, 1644,11. 178; 1645, 
 IV. 33. Ordinance of the L. and C. 
 for putting in execution the Direc- 
 tory, 1646, IV. 33. 
 
 Publius' wise sayings and pretye 
 tauntes. Erasmus, 1560. 
 
 Pucci, Fr. Verses in O. Delia Gasa's 
 Galateo, 1576. 
 
 PuccinelU, Placido. Vita ed attioni 
 del B. Andrea di Scotia, 1645, I. 
 
 345- 
 
 Puccini, V. Life of Maria Maddalena 
 de,Pazzi, 1619, 11. 503. 
 
 Puckering, Cicely. /. Bryan's Ver- 
 tuous Daughter, 1640, IV. 123. 
 
 Puckering, Lady, T. Churchyard's Dis- 
 course of Law, ded. to. 
 
 Puckering, Sir John. Brief Descrip- 
 tion of Jerusalem, 1595, II. 314; 
 Jt. Crompton's Courts de la Majestie 
 de la Eoygne, 1594 ; L. Le Roy's In- 
 terchangeable Course, 1594; /. Lip- 
 siw' Politicks, 1592 ; Thos. Master- 
 son's Third Bk. of Arithmetick, 1595 ; 
 P. de la Primaudaye's French Aca- 
 demy, Part 2, 1594; Whole Book of 
 the Psalms, 1592, III. 206, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Puckering, Sir Thos., J. Bryan's Ver- 
 tuous Daughter, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Puckle, Jas. England's Interest, 1696, 
 IIL 206.— The Club, 1711, 1713, IL 
 
 503; 1733. I- 345- 
 Pudding, Merry Jest of a, 1587, II. 
 
 314- 
 Pudding-pye Woman set forth in her 
 
 colours. The old, H. 85. 
 Pueriles Confabulatiunculse, 1627, H. 
 
 loi, I. 84. /. Brinsley, 161 7. 
 Puerilia. John Mar chant, i-j^i. 
 Puerorum, Lac. John Holt, n.d. — 
 
 Libellus qui inforraatio puerorum 
 
 appellatur. Pynson, [1500], H. loi, 
 
 I. 84. 
 
 Puffe, John. Birth, Life, &c., 1642, 
 
 H. 488. 
 Pugh, Thos. British and outlandish 
 
 Prophecies, 1658, H. 488, I. 345. 
 Puis, John du. Printer, Paris, 1665, 
 
 IV. 180. 
 Puleston, H. Epitome Monarchias Bri- 
 
 tannic^B, 1663, III. 206. — Historical 
 
 Essays and Observations, 1664, II. 
 
 503- 
 Pullayne, John. History of Susannah, 
 
 H. 585. 
 
 Pullen, Nath. Translated Jean Moe- 
 quet's Travels and Voyages, 1 696. 
 
 Pullen, Octavian, Bookseller, Rose, St. . 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1643, I. 390; 
 1653, IV. 106; 1655, IV. 107 ; 1662, 
 IIL 169; 1664, III. 138; 1667, H. 
 677; 1670, III. 241; n.d., IL 
 220. 
 
 Pullison, Tfios., A. Munday's Watch 
 word to England, 1584, ded. to. 
 
 Pulpit Sparks, 1659, III. 201. 
 
 Pulsuum motu, De. G. Galen, 1522. 
 
 Punic War, The Second. Silius Itali- 
 cus, 1661. — The Third, Essay on. 
 T. R, 167 1. 
 
 Punishments, Wonderful and Strange, 
 inflicted upon breakers of the Com- 
 mandments. Thos. Jenner, 1650. 
 
 Punt, W. Ballad against Pope and 
 Popery, [1550], H. 488. 
 
 Purcell, Francis. Executrix for Hen. 
 Purcell, 1697, II. 504. 
 
 Purcell, H. Collection of Ayres, 1697, 
 II. 504. — Favourite Songs out of 
 Orpheus Britannicus, II. 504. — Mu- 
 sical Entertainment, Nov. XII., 1683, 
 I- 345- — Orpheus Britannicus, 1698, 
 1706, II. 504; Bk. IL, 1702, 1 71 1, 
 IL 504; n.d., [1720], IL 504.— 
 Sonatas of III. Parts, 1683, 2nd Ed., 
 1 684, IL 504. — Songs in The Indian 
 Queen, 1695, HI- 206. — Vocal and 
 instrumental music of The Prophetess, 
 1691, II. 504. — Music in J. Dryden's 
 Amphitrya, 1691 ; T. Durfey's Yool's 
 Preferment, 1688. — and others. Jo- 
 vial Companions, n.d., IL 138, H. 
 312. — Joyfal Cuckoldom, 1671, II. 
 152. — Three Elegies on the death 
 of Q. Mary, 1595, IL 387.— 
 Ode on the death of. J. Dryden, 
 1696. 
 
PURCELL 
 
 [ 629 ] 
 
 PURSLOW 
 
 Purcell, J. Treatise of Vapours, 1702, 
 IV. 87. 
 
 Furchas, S. His Pilgrim, or Relation 
 of the World, 1613, 11. 504; 2nd 
 Ed., 16 1 7, II. 505. — HisMicrocosmos, 
 
 16 19, III. 206. — King's Tower and 
 Triumplial Arch in London, 1623, 
 II. 504. — Portrait, II. 763. — Theatre 
 of Political Flying-Insects, 1637, I. 
 345. — Verses in J. Levetfs Ordering 
 
 ^ of Bees, 1634. 
 
 Pnrefoy, Joan, wife of Col., Q. Abbot's 
 Psalms, 1650, ded. to. 
 
 Purfoot, Thos., Printer at the Lucrece, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1561-2, II. 2 ; 
 1562, II. 226; 1563-4, II. 503; 
 1564-5, H. 349, II. 656; 1565-6, 
 II. 7, 249. 377, 604, 656, IV. 2^ ; 
 1566, IL 277, 335, 363, 456, 465, 
 676, II. 9, 153, 246, A. 273; 1567, 
 H. 465, II. 14 J 1568, H. 225, 452, 
 506, I. 326, II. 660; 1569, H. 42, 
 178,11.137,335,111. 106; 1570,11. 
 
 209. 305 ; 1571. n. 467; 1572, H. 
 
 663; 1574, H. 363, 663, II. 26; 
 157s, H. 280; 1576, II. 378, III. 
 152; 1579, H. 70, II. 288; 1580, 
 H. 372, II. 305, 376; 1581, H. 17, 
 663; 1582, H. 562,581, I. 58, II. 
 55, 484; 1583, H. 366, 562, 1. 272, 
 II. 193, 227; 1584, II. 654; 1585, 
 H. 642; 1586,11.181,210,332,390, 
 488, 506, 624, 663, I. 167, II. 193, 
 199, 415, 484; 1587, H. 194, 216; 
 1589, H. 20, I. 169; 1590,11. 357 ; 
 1591, II. 230; 1592, II. 9; 1596, 
 II. 55, 351, IV. 102 ; 1597, H. 281, 
 642, 697 J 1598, H. 147, 157, 188, 
 321, 454, I. 117 ; 1599. H. 663, II. 
 244; 1601, H. 182, 289,111. 169; 
 1602, H. 663, I. 24 ; 1605, H. 382, 
 I. 43, II. 45; 1606, H. 219; 1607, 
 I. 260; 1608, H. 281, 663, I. 126, 
 169, II. 563, III. 48; 1609, H. 252, 
 I. 198,111.28; i6io,n. 653; 1611, 
 H. 222, I. 179, 429 ; 1612, H. 423, 
 430, II. 427, A. 267 ; 1614. H. 116, 
 I. 269; 1616, H. 172,664,1. 136, 
 461, IL 634; 1619,11 590, 301 J 
 
 1620, IL 18 ; 1622, H. 548, A. 271 ; 
 1623, L 459; 1625, H. 147 ; 1626, 
 IL 18, 140; 1631, H. 6; 1633, -IL 
 299 ; 1634, H. 664, A. 61 ; n.d., 1. 
 218, IL 498, IV. 88. 
 
 Purgatory, A little boke that speketh 
 of, H. 488. — Disputation of. John 
 Fisher, n.d. — History of a man con- 
 verted into a new kind of, 1586, H. 
 488. — New Book of. John Radell, 
 1530. — News out of. R. Tarlton, 
 1590. — proved by miracles. S. John- 
 son, 1688. — surveyed. R. T., 1663. 
 — Visions of. E. Pettit, 1680. 
 
 Furim, Comparison between the Days 
 of. Q, Hdkemll, 1620. 
 
 Puritan, The, or Widow of Watling 
 Street. W. S., 1607. — Character of 
 a, 1643, H. 380. — Character of an 
 old English. John Geree, 1646. — 
 Picture of a. 0. Ormerod, 1605. — set 
 forth in his lively colours, 1642, H. 
 
 519- 
 
 Puritans and Protestants, Declaration 
 of the Lives of, 161 5, II. 162. — Dis- 
 course concerning, 1641, III. 206. — 
 impurity. /. fl'am8,i64i. — Opinions 
 of. H. Jacob, 1605. — Pack of, 1 64 1, 
 IIL 206. 
 
 Purjured Nun, The. A. Brewer, 1680. 
 
 Purjurers, Spectacle for. W. Fulwood, 
 1589. 
 
 Purmerent, Strange and Miraculous 
 Accident happened in the City of, 
 1599, IIL 94. 
 
 Purple Island, or Isle of Man. P. 
 Fletcher, 1633. 
 
 Purser, Clinton, Arnold, and others. 
 Confession of 9 Rovers, 1586, II. 
 193. — To their countreymen whereso- 
 ever, H. 182. 
 
 Pursett, Chr., Bookseller, West Door of 
 St. PauTs, 1604, H. 235 ; 1605, H. 
 59; 1606, H. 207, II. 171; 161 1, 
 H. 50. 
 
 Purslow, A., Printer, 1673, II. 516; 
 1676, H. 209; 1679, II. 487; n.d., 
 IL 614, III. 252. 
 
 Purslow, Eliz., Printer, 1635, H. 58, 
 242, I. 409 ; 1646, I. 293. 
 
 Purslow, Geo., Printer, 1614, I. 470 ; 
 1615, H. 115, 241, 407, 471, 563, 
 575, L 191, IIL 237 ; 1616, H. 59, 
 129, 241, 529, L 487, IIL 48; 1617, 
 H. II, 243, 366, IL 267; 1618, L 
 409, IL 268, IIL 241, H. 255, 468 ; 
 
 1 6 19, H. 243, 218, 494, III. 49; 
 
 1620, H. 242, 394, 1. 290, IIL 176; 
 1622, H. 516, IL 69; 1623, H. 56, 
 
PURY 
 
 [ 630 ] 
 
 PYNSON 
 
 II. 67s J 1624, H. 495, 597, 633; 
 1625, II. 485. I. 27, IV. 80; 1627, 
 11.176,452,11.650; 1628,11.176; 
 1630, H. 591 ; 1631, II. 337, 443, 
 H. 564, I. 491 ; 1632, II. 10, H. 
 439, 683, I. 365, 384; 1643, III. 
 168; n.d., H. 350, 375, I. 266, 178. 
 
 Pury, Thos. Speech on Episcopacy, 
 1641, IV. 87. 
 
 Putney, Horrible, Cruel, and bloody 
 murder at, 1614, H. 584. — Projects. 
 J. Wildman, 1647. 
 
 Puttenliam, G. Art of English Poesie, 
 1589, H. 488.— Ballad of British 
 Sidanen, 1579, H. 488. — Brief Eo- . 
 mance or historical Ditty of the Isle 
 of G. B., H. 488.— De Burra, H. 
 488.— Elphine, H. 488.— Epitaphs, 
 H. 488. — Gynecocratia, H, 488. — 
 Hierotechni, H. 488. — Hymn, H. 
 488. — Interview of the two great 
 Princesses, H. 488. — Lustie London, 
 H. 488.— Minerva, H. 488.— Original 
 and pedigree of the English tongue, 
 H. 488.— Partheniades, H. 488. — 
 Philocalia, H. 488. 
 
 Puttenham, Margery, Plutarch's Educa- 
 tion and bringing up of Children, 
 tr. Eliot, [1530], ded. to, I. 335, H. 
 488. 
 
 Putting man in mind to remember his 
 end, 1580, II. 33. 
 
 Pye, Sir Rob., Sir R. Cottoni Posthuma, 
 1 65 1, ded. to. 
 
 Pye, Kob., True relation of the late bar- 
 barous assault on. John Bodnam, 
 1681. 
 
 Pygee, Oliver. Meditations, 1588, H. 
 489. 
 
 Pyke, Thos., Booltseller, Fleet Street, 
 1688, III. 229; 1694, II. 399. 
 
 Pylberough, J. Commemoration of the 
 inestimable graces and benefits of, 
 God, 1540, II. 505. 
 
 Pym, Alex., and others. Capt. John 
 Yarns' Humble Eepresentation, 1 65 1, 
 IV. 46. 
 
 Pym, John. Declaration, 1641, II. 
 505. — Heads of Conference, 1641, 
 II. 445. — Letter written out of the 
 Country to, 1642, IV. 162. Answer, 
 1643, !!■ 505- — Speech at a Con- 
 ference with the Lords, 1641, II. 
 505. — Speech or Declaration, 1641, 
 
 II. 505. — Two Speeches, 1641, II. 
 505. — Funeral Elegy on, 1644, H. 
 459. — Pym's Juncto,.i643, H. 89. — 
 By the King's Majesty, were accused 
 of High Treason, &c., 1641, I. 79. — 
 Sentence of the H. of C. upon H. 
 Darell, for reporting, &c., 1642, II. 
 452. — Elegy on. J. Taylor, 1643. 
 — -Threnodia : The Church's Lamen- 
 tations. S. Marshall, 1644. 
 
 Pyndar, Sir Paul and Th. Carew, &c. 
 Fraud and Oppression detected and- 
 arraigned, 1676, II. 81. — Hinc Illse 
 Lacrymse : Epitome of the Lives and 
 Deaths of, 1681, IL Si. — Thos. 
 Browne's Vox Veritatis, 1683. 
 
 Pyne, John. Epigrammata Eeligiosa, 
 1626-8, H. 488. — Musarum Delicise, 
 1635, -^- 48^- Compare Penny. 
 
 Pjmson, Eichard, Printer, 1492-3, III. 
 293 ; 1493. H. 97, IL 339 ; 1495, 1- 
 329,445, IL 606, IIL 239; 1497, 
 H. 605, IIL 4, H. 335 ; 1498, IV. 
 2 ; 1499, H. 236, 486, IV. 38, 95 ; 
 1500, H. 245, 258, 260, I. 84, 274, 
 II. 300, III. 24, IV. 54; 1 501, H. 
 262; 1502, H. 195, 262, II. 381, 
 668, A. 264; 1503, IV. 2; 1504, 
 IV. 14; 1506, H. 552, I. 205, 229, 
 382, IIL 4, 247 ; 1507, H. 263, 635, 
 IL 622 ; 1508, H. 55, IV. 44; 1509, 
 H. 427,0.435, IIL 112, 127; 1510, 
 L 156, IL 412, 579, 703, A. 208; 
 1511, H. 105, 234, 247; 1513, IL 
 580,674,1V. 2; 1515, IIL 77, IV. 
 no; 1516, L 151, 372, IV. 13, 61; 
 1517, L 485; 1518, IL 711, IV. 
 77; 1520, H. 120, 312, L 4, 403, 
 IL 709, IV. 46; 1521, H. 49, 283, 
 334; 1522, L 4S4, IIL 92; 1523, 
 H. 120, 213, IL 683; 1524, III. 
 143; 1525. I'V". 61; 1526, H. 68, 
 97, L 130; 1527, H. 42, IL 54; 
 1528, IV. 61; 1529, IL 659; 1530, 
 H. 437, 566, 567; n.d., H. .3, 38, 
 loi, 116, 120, 210, 235, 263, 281, 
 
 299. 313. 335. 358, 359. 367.368, 
 370, 422, 455, 463, 476,475,501, 
 560, 588, 807, 612, 616, I. 7, 14, 
 172, 177. 237, 266, 273, 303, 401, 
 425, 454. 474, 478. 491, n. 46, 6r, 
 287. 365, 576, 579, in. 2, 21, 89, 
 108, 246, 255, 285, 286, IV. 8, 12, 
 23, 24, 25, 46, 50, 62, 89, 91, 98, 
 
PYOT 
 
 [ 631 ] 
 
 QUARLES 
 
 lOI, 103, no, III, 112, 113, 151, 
 
 , A, 264, 
 
 Pyot, Lazarus. See A. Munday. 
 
 Pype up mynstrell, and make some 
 sport, 1565-6, IL 30. 
 
 Pyper, John, Bookseller, PauVs Gate, 
 1620, H. 173, 277, 438, 1. 137 ; n.d., 
 II. 286. 
 
 Pyramidographia. John Greaves, 16^6. 
 
 Pyramis lately demolished in Paris, 
 Humhle Petition to Parliament con- 
 cerning, 1606, H. 442. 
 
 Pyramus and Thysbe, 1562-3, and n.d., 
 H. 489. By Dunstan Gale, 161 7. 
 
 Pyrgomachia. John Gower, 1635. 
 
 Pyrologia Mimica. B. Wittie, 1669. 
 
 Pyrotechnia. John Bahington, 1635. 
 
 Pyrotechnica philosophia. . Wm. Davi- 
 son, 1640. 
 Pyrrhus, King of Epirus. C. Hopkins, 
 
 1695. 
 Pyrrye, C. Praise and dispraise of 
 
 Women, 1564, H. 489. 
 Pythagoras, Hierocles upon the Golden 
 
 Verses of, trans. J. Hall, 1657, H. 
 
 274. — his mystic philosophy. T. 
 
 Try on, n.d. 
 Pythagoras' wheel : in C. Cattan's 
 
 Geomancy, 1591. 
 Pyttes, J. Poor man's benevolence to 
 
 the afflicted Church, 1566, H. 460. 
 
 — Prayer and thanksgiving, 1577, H. 
 
 460. — Prayer or Supplication, 1559, 
 
 H. 460. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Q. D. B. V. ! Characteres tyranni in 
 Oliverio Cromwello, [1712], IV, 132. 
 
 Q. F. F. Q. S. A New Fiction, as We 
 Were, i66r, H. 472. 
 
 Quack Doctor, 'Character of a, 1676, II. 
 90. 
 
 Quacking Mountebanck, The. Z>. Lup- 
 ton, 1655. 
 
 Quadrant, The making, description, and 
 use of a . . . Horizontal.. Delamain, 
 i632.-^Description and use of the 
 Universal. T. Stirrup, 1655. 
 
 Qusesumus, Te, &c., 1660, H. 337. 
 
 Quake, quake, yt is tyme to quake. W. 
 Elderton, 1580. 
 
 -Quakerism, Picture of. F.Bugg,i6gT. 
 — Verus Patroclus, or the weapon, of. 
 W.Jamison, 1689. 
 
 Quakers, Account of familism as revived 
 by the. H. Halywell, 1673.— Cate- 
 
 , chism. R. Baxter, 1655. — Epistle 
 of Margaret Everard to, 1699, III. 
 77. — in Barbadoes, Short Account of, 
 1696, III. 12. — in Ireland, Brief re- 
 lation of. T. Holme and A. Fuller, 
 167 1. — in Leicester, Tlie late barba- 
 rous and inhuman cruelties on, 1682, 
 IV. 151. — in London, Another cry 
 of the Oppressed and Innocent : Se- 
 cond Eelation,, 1664, IV. 152. Third 
 Eelation, 1665, IV> 152.— in Nor- 
 wich, Good Cause, &c., with the 
 Sufferings of, 1676, IV. 157.— in 
 
 Southwark, Sermon to, 1687, II. 570. 
 — in Surrey, Brief narrative of Dr. 
 Parr's Proceedings against, 1677, IV. 
 101. — in Yorks., A Blast Blown out 
 of the North, or Sufferings of. R. 
 R., 1680, IV. 162. — New Kome Ar- 
 raigned. F. Bugg, 1693. — Procla- 
 mation of Grace : for Inlargement of, 
 1661, II. 109. — The Grand Impostor 
 Discovered. B. Keach, 1675. 
 
 Quality, True Conduct of Persons of, 
 1694, A 270. 
 
 Quarles, Francis. Anathema against 
 Peace-Haters, [1647], H. 492. — Ar- 
 galus and Parthenia, [1628], H. 490; 
 1629, H. 490, 1. 346 ; 1630, H. 490 ; 
 1632, H. 490; 1647, H, 490; 1651, 
 IL 506 ; 1656, H. 490, L 346 ; 1677, 
 H. 490; 1684, H. 490; 1687, II. 
 506. Continuation, by John Quarles, 
 1659, H. 493. — Barnabas and Boa- 
 nerges, 1644, H. 492; 5th Ed., 1660, 
 II. 506.— Cupid's Table of Multipli- 
 cation, H. 492. — Divine Fancies, 
 1632, H. 491, I. 346 ; 1633, H. 491 ; 
 1636, H. 491, L 346 ; 1638, H. 491 ; 
 1641, H. 491 ; 1652, H. 491, II. 
 506; 1657, H. 491; 1660, H. 491, 
 I. 346; sth Ed., 1664, H. 491, I. 
 346 ; 6th Ed., 167 1, H. 491, L 346 ; 
 7th Ed., 1675, IL 506; 1679, H. 491 ; 
 1687, H. 491. — Divine Poems, 1630, 
 H. 49i,ILso6; 1633, H. 491, L 346; 
 
QUABLES 
 
 [ 632 ] 
 
 QUATBE 
 
 1634, H. 491 ; 1638, H. 491, 1. 346 ; 
 1642, II. 506; 1643, H. 491 ; 1644, 
 H. 491 ; 1669, L 346. lUustratedj 
 1674,11.506; 1677,11.491; 1680, 
 H. 491; 1706, H. 491; sth Ed., 
 17 17, II. 506. — Elegy upon ... Sir 
 Julius Caesar, 1636, I. 347. — Elegy 
 upon John Wheeler, 1637, H. 491. 
 —Emblems, 1635, H. 491, I. 347; 
 1639, 1. 347 ; 1643, H. 491, II. 506 ; 
 1669, II. 506 ; 1676, III. 206 ; 1680 
 circa, I. 347 ; 1684, III. 207 ; 1696, 
 II. 506; 1736, III. 207. — Enchy- 
 ridion, 1640, H. 491 ; r64i, H. 492 ; 
 
 1644, IV. 87 ; 1680, I. 347. — Feast 
 for Wormes, 1620, H. 490 ; 1626, H. 
 490. — Praus Mundi. MS. Ashm., 
 H. 492. — Hadassa, or History of 
 Queen Ester, 1621, H. 490, I. 446. 
 — Hieroglyphickes of the life of man, 
 
 1638, H. 491. — History of Samson, 
 163 1, H. 491. — Job Militant, 1624, 
 H. 491. — Judgement amd Mercy for 
 afflicted S9UIS, 1646, H. 492, 1. 347 ; 
 i8o7,H. 492. — Loyall Convert, 1643, 
 H. 492 ; 1644, II. 506. — Memorials 
 upon the death of Sir Rob. Quarles, 
 
 1639, H. 491. — Midnight Medita- 
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 RatcliSe, Mrs. Jane, John Ley's Pattern 
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 Ratcliffe, Thos. Short sum of the Cate- 
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 1675, II. 151, 355 ; 1676, II. 374; 
 1678, II. 191. 
 
 Ratcliffe, Trial of E. Wigenton for 
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 Ratdult, Ervord, Printer, Augshurgh, 
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 Bate for expenses, 1582, II. 512. 
 
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 Rathbone, A. The Surveyor, 1616, II. 
 
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 Ratray, Jas. Verses in /. Taylor's 
 
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 Batsey, Gamaliel, His Ghost, 1605, H. 
 
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 513- 
 Rattle-head and Round-head, Dialogue 
 
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 (Rattle-head's Answer, 1641, H. 519. 
 
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 Rauley, Cap. Jas., Protestants' Wonder- 
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 Rawlins, Paul, Man or monster: dis- 
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 Synopsis methodica Stirpium Britan- 
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 Ray,. Jos., Printer, Dublin, 1681, I. 
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 Raybould, Wm., Bookseller, 1651, I. 
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 Raymond, John, Gent, Itinerary of 
 
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 Raynald, Thomas, M.D. J. Jones' 
 
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 1549, H. 251, 305, 680; 1550, H. 
 
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 1584, I- 353- 
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 1663, II. 664. 
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 Beading, John. Sermon, 1663, II. 
 
 514. — Speech to Charles II., 1660, 
 
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 Reading, Simon, True Report of wicked 
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 Beading, Last Joyful news of His Ex- 
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 5i4.^0rder for the six regiments to 
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 proclaimed : Proceedings of Parlia- 
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 514- 
 Beading Pmjfer. D. Kinnear, 1725. 
 
 Beading, Method of. John Hart, 1570. 
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 Reading and Spelling. F. Fox, 1754. 
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 Reason: An Essay. Sir Geo. Mac- 
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 1589.— Rule of. Thos.Wilson, 1551. 
 
 Reason and Authority, 1687, IV. 147. 
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 Reasonable motion in the behalf of such 
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 ■ treatise of this Age. Thos. Woolsey, 
 1657. 
 
 Reason's Academy. R. Mason, 1605. 
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 Reasons of the War, 1646, III. 37. 
 
 Rebel, The true subject to the. Sir 
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 40.— Discourse of. T. Churchyard, 
 1570. — Exhortation to take hede and 
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 Recantation of a penitent Proteus. 
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 514; 1582, A. 270; 1605, IL 514; 
 1607, I. 353. — Pathway of Know- 
 ledge, 1551, 1555, H. 499 ; 1574, H. 
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 Becord^ C. Friendly Counsaile, I. 
 
 353. 
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 Powell, 1622. — Eepertory of, Th. 
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 Recovery, The, [1688], II. 515. 
 
 Recreation for ingenious head-pieces, 
 1645, I. 353; 1650, H. 662; 1667, 
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 Recreations on Shrove Tuesday, n.d., 
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 Recusants, Petition of the Lay 
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 1 641, II. 515. — money. Copy of 
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 Redborne, Eob., Printer, Cock, iSt. 
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 Red-coats' Catechism, 1659, 1. 392. 
 
 Reddish, W. Strange News from Strat- 
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 13, 24; 1533, IL 84, 145, IIL 
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 17,39; iS36,H. 370, IL 696; 1537,- 
 IV. no; 1538, IL 323; 1539, H. 
 47S. 1"V"- S ; IS40, H. 403, L 402 ; 
 1541, H. 358, IL 61 ; n.d., H. 43, 
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 IL 510, IIL 95 ; 1668, L 227, IIL 
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 1677, L 477, IL 279, 650; 1678, IL 
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 Redmayne, Rob., Wm. Clarke's Trial of 
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 Redmer, Rich., Bookseller, West Gat4. 
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 Bitherden, Ambrose, Bookseller, Bull's 
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 Bival Fools. C. Gibber, n.d. — Friends. 
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 Biver from Am well to London, Leases 
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 II. 519.— Mr. Smirke, 1676, III. 
 
 211. 
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 n.d.; [1582], III. 308. 
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 Rizzio, David, Eelation of Death of. 
 
 By Lord Ruthen, 1699. 
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 /. Ogilhy, 1675. 
 Roane, Dr. Letter from Rhoan in 
 
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 Four Fugitives meeting, 1641, H. 
 
 582, L 174. 
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 Roane [Rouen] Printer: M. Woode, 
 
 1553-4- 
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 Decker, 161 1. 
 Robberies and Burglaries, Proclamation 
 
 for discovery of, 1661, II. no. 
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 n. 519- 
 
 Robbers, Six cunning and cruel, [1620], 
 H. 509. 
 
 Robbery and murder near Colnbrook, 
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 Robert III., Kg. of Scotland. Answer 
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 Robert [Rupert], Prince. Letter to 
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 Robert, Duke of Noi'mandy (Robert 
 
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 Roberts, Alex. "Witchcraft, 16 16, H. 
 
 510, L 360. 
 Roberts, Anne, Ould fashioned Love, 
 
 by J. T., 1594, ded. to, 
 Roberts, Benedict, T. Ndbhes' Spring's 
 
 Glorie, 1638, ded. to. 
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 Phrsethineb sebh, 1595. 
 Roberts, Geo., Bookseller, 1649, II. 412, 
 
 499. 
 Roberts, Hen. Ambassage to Mully 
 
 Hamet, Emperor of Morocco, 1585, 
 
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 H, 510, 1. 360; Part IL, 1592, H. 
 
 5 1 1. — England's farewell to Christian 
 IV., 1606, H. 512. — Epitaph on the 
 Earl of Leicester, 1599, H. 510. — 1 
 Fame's trumpet sounding, 1589, H.- 
 510, 1. 360. — Heigh for Devonshire, 
 1600, H. 511, 154. — Honour's Con- 1 
 quest, 1578, H. 511.— Most friendly 
 farewell, 1585, H. 510, I. 3601 — 
 News from Levane Seas, 1594, Hr i 
 5 1 1. — Our Lady's Return to England, 
 1592, H. 511.'— Pheanderthe maiden I 
 knight, 1595, 1617, 1662, H. 511.— 
 Relation of fight of the Vineyard, H. 
 5 1 o.— Royal Entertainment of Chris- I 
 tian rV., 1606, H. 511. — Trumpet of I 
 Fame, 1595, H. 511. — Welcome to 
 Captain CandishCj 1588, H. 510, I. 
 360.— Published Lancaster, his AU 
 larum, &c., 1590, H. 326 j 1595, A. 
 270. 
 
 Roberts, Hen., Bookseller, 161 2, II. 
 232, 235, 357; 1613, H. 421. 
 
 Roberts, Humphrey. Earnest com- 
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 Roberts, Lady Isabella, Peppa, 1689, 
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 H. 357; 1587. n. 215; 1589, XL 
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 II. 155; 1593. H- 415; iS94i H. 
 119, 138, 166, 220 J 1595, H. 82, 
 370, 569, 644, L 75, IL 155, 389, 
 III- 29s ; 1596, H. 143, 166, 371, L 
 269; 1597, H. 59, 166 234, 345, 
 
ROBERTS 
 
 [ 653 I 
 
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 569, I. 270, II. 341, 366, III. 30 ; 
 
 1598, H. 247, 366, 378, 397, 455 ; 
 
 1599, H. 370, 466, L 460, II. 371, 
 >. III. 290; 1600, H. 43, 166, 240, 
 
 469. 549. 612, II. 316, III. 68, 305 ; 
 1601, IL 483; 1603, H. 256, I. 97, 
 133, II. 131 ; 1604, H. 172, 340, II. 
 386, 699 J 1605, H. 35, 189, 240, 
 550, 643; 1606, H. 267, 417, II. 
 329; 1607, II. 564. 
 Roberts, Jas., Printer, in Short's Gar- 
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 1700, III. 245; 1714, I. 387, II. 
 574; 1715. II- 351; 1722, I. 69, 
 
 293; 1728, I. 86, 325; 1730, I. 86; 
 1734, I. 145. 
 
 Roberts, John. Complete Cannoneire, 
 1636-7, II. 520; 1639, III- 211.— 
 Great Yarmouth's Exercise, 1638, 
 III. 211. 
 
 Roberts, John Lord. Speech : in Lord 
 Devereux's Declaration, 1642, III. 
 289- — Welcome to. W. Mercer,i66g 
 
 Roberts, Lewis. Merchant's Map of 
 Commerce, 1700, II, 520. — Warre- 
 fare epitomized, 1640, I. 361. 
 
 Roberts, M. Illust. Ducis Albemarlise, 
 &c., 1670, II. 714. 
 
 Roberts, Rob., Boolcseller, 1681, II. 
 293; 1686, IL 395; 1699, L 314, 
 
 . III. 105; 1700, ill. 32. 
 
 Roberts, T., Boolcseller, 1663, II. 489. 
 
 Roberts, Sir Walter, Answer to Mr. 
 Ford's Book, 1641, I. 361. — and 
 Lady, Ph. Fletcher's Job in Tribula- 
 tion, 1632, ded. to.. 
 
 Roberts, Wm., Bp. of Bangor, Two 
 
 , Letters; pne from, 1642, II. 345. 
 
 Robertson, Geo. Seren. et pot. mon- 
 archse Caroli, &c., 1633, H. 512, I. 
 361. — Vitse et mortis D. Eoberti 
 KoUoci Scoti narratio, 1599, IV. 88. 
 
 Robertson, Thos. Edited W. Lilly's 
 De Latinorum nominum geneiibus, 
 
 1532- 
 Robertson, Wm. Phraseologia Gene- 
 
 ralis, 1681,11. 520; 1693,1.361. — 
 Editor of F. Oouldman's Dictionary, 
 
 > 1674- . 
 
 Robin and Kate. M. Pafker, n.d., I. 
 
 319- 
 Robin Conscience. M. Parlcer, 1635. 
 Robin Goodfellow : Hia mad pranks, 
 
 1628, 1639,. 1648, H. 512; Part 2, 
 
 1628, H. 512. — Mad merry pranks. 
 Gosson, n.d. (3 Edns.), H. 512.— The 
 Merry Puck, or, 1630, H. 512. 
 Robin Hood and Allin of Dale, 1681, 
 H. 514. — and Curtail Eryer, [1610], 
 H- 513- — and Duke of Lancaster, 
 [1720], I. 362. — and his crew of sol- 
 diers, 1662, H. 513.— and Queen Ka- 
 tharine, H. 513.— and the Beggar, 
 H- S'^Z^ I- 361- — and the Bishop (2 
 Edns.), H. 513.— and Little John, 
 H- 514, L 361.— and Little John, 
 New Merry Song of, H. 514.— and 
 the shepherd, H. 514.— and the 
 stranger, H. 514, L 361.— and the 
 tanner, H. 514. 
 
 Robin Hood, A new song of, H. 514.-^ 
 Ballett of, 1562-3, H. 513.— Bishop 
 of Hereford's entertainment by, 
 [1700], H. 515. —garland, 1670, 
 1686, 1689, H. '513; n.d., H. 513, 
 L. 362; [1720], L 362.— gest of, 
 [1508], H. 512. — in Barnesdale 
 stood. As, H. 513. — Little gest of. 
 Worde, n.d., H. 512.— Little John 
 and the Four Beggars, or Story of, 
 H. 515. — Merry exploits of, 1685, 
 H. 515. -Merry Jests of, [1610], 
 H. S13.— New Ballad of bold, H. 514. 
 —newly reviv'd, [1650], H. 514.— 
 Noble birth and gallant atchievements 
 of, 1662, H. 513; 1678, H. 513, L 
 56i_- — Noble fisherman, or preferment 
 of, H 514, i 361. — or his famous 
 Archery truly related, [1650], H. 513; 
 n.d,.H. 514. — play of, I. 362.— pro- 
 gress to Nottingham, H. S^yl^Z^ 
 — ^Renowned, i_3j_i- — rescuing Will 
 Stutly, H. 514.— The Jolly Pindar 
 of Wakefield with, H. 515, — True 
 Tale of. M. Parker, 1631.— Wm. 
 Scadlock and Little John, I. 361. 
 
 Robin Hood's Chase, H. 514.— Golden 
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 Robin Redbreast, Little. Ballad, 
 1562-3, IL 520. , 
 
 Robin the Devill. Humphrey King, 
 1607. 
 
 Robinot, Antoine, Printer, Paris, 1631, 
 I- 133- 
 
 Robins, John, John Roherts' Great Tar- 
 mouth's Exercise, 1638, ded. to. 
 
 Robins, John, mentioned in J. Taylor's 
 Ranters of both sexes, 165 1. 
 
BOBINS 
 
 [ 6S4 ] 
 
 ROBINSON 
 
 Robins, Thos. Arraignment of John 
 Barleycorn, 1675, H. 515. — The 
 amazement of Eu'tuje Ages, 1 684, IV. 
 
 ■ 163. 
 
 Robinson, Earth. Adagia, 1621, II. 
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 Robinson, Clement. Handful! of Plea- 
 sant Delites, 1584, H. 515. — Son- 
 nettes and Stories in metre, 1565-6, 
 II. 520. — True description of marvel- 
 lous strange fish, 1569, H. 515. 
 
 Robinson, Edw. Verses in Gapt. John 
 Smith's Description of New England, 
 1616. 
 
 Robinson, Edw., Bookseller, in Ludlmo, 
 1678,1. 315; 1684,11.558. 
 
 Robinson, Francis, True Declaration of 
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 Robinson, George, Printer, 1586, H. 
 181, 415, 643; 1587, H. 108, II. 
 168, III. 255. 
 
 Robinson, Hen. England's Safety, 
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 362. — Proposal for new modelling 
 of Laws, 1653, III. 212. — Proposals 
 in order to the People's freedome, 
 1652, IV. 89. 
 
 Robinson, Humphrey, £oo7i»eZ?er, 1624, 
 I. 67; 1629, II. 24; 1631, I. 256; 
 1632, Tliree Pigeons, Paul's Church- 
 yard, I. 204; 1637, H. 396 J 1640, 
 
 L 424; 1643, III. 169; 1647, n. 
 
 42; 1648, I. 342; 1649, I. 304, II. 
 158; 1653, I. 385; 165s, I. 109, 
 IV, 160; 1658, I. 95, III. 220; 
 1661, H. 34. 
 
 Robinson, Sir John, Lord Mayor ofL. : 
 London's Triumph, J. Tatham, 1662. 
 — A. Brom^s Epitaph, 1661; and 
 Songs, 1664. P. Heylin's Cyprianus 
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 Robinson, John. Essays, 1638, 1. 362. 
 — Just and necessary apology of cer- 
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 Robinson, John, Bookseller, 1643, I. 
 
 455- 
 Robinson, Jonathan, and Nath. Ranew, 
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 118. Alone, 1679, III. 109 J 1681, 
 
 H. 418; 1686, L 193; 1688, IL 
 387, IIL 274, IV. 15; 1690, IL 
 488 ; 1692, IIL 182 ; 1693, IIL 23 ; 
 1697, II. 706. 
 
 Robinson, Matthew. Strena Poetica, 
 1649, 1. s6zr 
 
 Robinson, Ralph. Translated Sir T. 
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 Robinson, Ralph : The good man's death 
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 Robinson, Richard. Golden Mirror, 
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 Robinson, Richard. Blazon of Colours 
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 362. — Eupolemia, 1602, H. 516. — 
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 516. — Translated J. Lelandls Prince 
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 Hist. Description of Governors of 
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 Robinson, Robert, Printer, 1585, 1. 45 j 
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 199; 1587, H. 23, 24, 287, 585, IV. 
 9; 1588, H. 435, 497; 1589, H. 
 239. 592. n. 41, 489, L 379; 1590, 
 H. 113, 645, L 448; 159 1, H. 49, 
 671, 658, IL 59; 1592, L 458, IL 
 168; 1593, H. 216, L 450; 1595, 
 L 6; 1596, H. 398, 496, 566, 691, 
 IL 246, III. 96; 1597, H. 240, I. 
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 Robinson, Rob., Bookseller in Gray's 
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 Robinson, Thos. New Citharen Les- 
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 Robinson, Thos. Anatomy of the 
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BOBINSON 
 
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 BOB 
 
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 Bobinson, Thos., Bookseller, Oxford, 
 
 1639, H. 77, I. 69 j 1640, III. 32; 
 
 1644, H. 313; 1651, H. 433; 1652, 
 
 II. 418; 1658, I. 311, 312, III. 9; 
 
 1660, III. 253. 
 Bobinsbn, Capn. Wm. Staffordshire's 
 
 Misery, 1643, H. 575, II. 576. 
 B[ojjotliam], Jas. Translated A. Le 
 
 Roy's Musick for the Lute, 1574. — 
 
 Bookseller, 1574, II. 341. 
 Bobson, C. News from Aleppo, 1628, 
 
 H. S17. 
 Bobson, S. Choice of Change, 1585, 
 
 1598, H. 517. — Court, of Civil 
 
 Courtesie, 1591, H. 517. 
 Boche, E. Eustathia, 1599, H. 517. 
 Boche, T. Ad . . . Acad. Oxoniensis 
 
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 Bochef ord, Henry. Almanack and prog- 
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 1565, II. 520. Bookseller, 1562-3, 
 
 II. 477. 
 Bochefort, Count of. P. Choiselafs 
 
 Husbandrie, 1580, ded. to. 
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 Bochefoucauld and others, Articles con- 
 cluded and agreed upon, 1619, II. 
 
 232- 
 
 Bochelle, her yielding to the obedience 
 of the French King. M. Parker, 
 1628. — La chasse aux Anglois . . . 
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 — Last Summons; or Oration sent 
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 , 1621. 
 
 Bochelle Printers. Jean Le Fevre, 
 1603 ; Rob. Waldegrave, 1589. 
 
 BocheUejjnwfeci, 1589, II. 307; 1602, 
 IV. 72; 1615, IL 499. 
 
 Bocheford, John Carey, Viscount, N. 
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 Bochester, John Wilmot, Earl of. 
 Works, 1714, 1731, IL 520; 1752, 
 IL 521. — Alexis and Strephon, 1683, 
 in. 268.— Poems, n.d., IIL 268; 
 1685, IL 520; 1696, L 362.— 
 Poems and Translations, 1689, IV. 
 115. — ^Valentinian, 1685, II. 520. — 
 Borne rhymed to death, 1683, I. 
 
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 Fan£s Love in the Dark, 1675. N. 
 
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 Otway's Titus and Berenice, 1677, 
 
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 Bochester, Robert Carr, Visct., O. Ghap^ 
 
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 to. 
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 IL 312, IV. 53. 
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 392, L 206; 1603, H. 470; 1605, 
 
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 H. 271, 371, IIL 184; 1608, H 
 
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 Bockingham, Eliz. Style, alias. Exa- 
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 Bod for Run-awayes. T. Decker, 1625. 
 
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 1660. 
 Bodes, Edw., N. Caeffetteau's Maiden of 
 
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 Bodomontados. Jacques Gualtier,i6io. 
 Bodomonth's InfernalL Philip de 
 
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 Boe, J. Certainty of a Future State, 
 
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 Boe, Sir Thos. Speech : Decay of 
 
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 Boe, Thos. Ad J. Cirenbergium, &c., 
 
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 Boe, Sir Wm., Instructions agreed 
 
BOB 
 
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 Roe, Alderman Wm., J. Pett's Circle of 
 
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 RaynOild and J. Jones. 
 Roge, Eories, Life and death of : in 
 
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 Roger the Canterburian. G. T., 1642. 
 
 Rogers, Benj. Song of thanksgiving, 
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 Rogers, Daniel. Epigram in Q. Bu£h- 
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 Rogers, Dan. Matrimonial Honour, 
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 Rogers, G. Verses in /. Wharton's 
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 Rogers, H., BooJcseller, Bible, in West- 
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 Rogers, John. To H.E. Lord-General 
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 Rogers, John. Edited T. Pritchard's 
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 Rogers, M., to his children, I. 362. — 
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 Rogers, Owen, Printer, 1550, I. 482; 
 1558, H. 49. II. 121, 483; 1559. H. 
 372, L 278 ; 1560, H. 106, IL 
 147, 33O) 348, 520. IIL 42, 212; 
 1561, H. 190, 473, L 250; 1562, 
 11. 9, 226; 1564, II. 167, 268; 
 1565, H. 245, 315. 384, 1. 245. H. 
 
 359- 
 Rogers, Eich., and others. Garden of 
 
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 1612, 1620, 1622, 1638, I. 362; 
 
 1667, L 494; 1687, L 363. 
 Rogers, Eob., Living remembrance of, 
 
 1601, H. 343, L 363. 
 Rogers, Eob., Duke of Monmouth's 
 
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 707. 
 Rogers, Thos. Celestial Elegies, 1598, 
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 /. Riviu^ Foolishness of Men, 1582 ; 
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 Rogers, W. Frontispiece to Ariosto's 
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 Rogers, "W., and others. Observations 
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 Rogers, Wm., Bookseller, 1682, III. 
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 1691, IIL 194, IV. 168 ; 1695, IL 
 121, IIL 69; 1696, IL 348, 521, 
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 Rogue discovered. P. Kirkman, 1666. 
 — Sonne of the. Don Garcia, 1638, 
 — The, or Life , of Guzman de Al- 
 farache. M. Aleman, 1622. — The 
 English. F, Kirkman and R. Head, 
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 Rogues and Vagabonds, Proclamation 
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 Manner of the, 1563-4, IL 521. — . 
 Orders for setting to work the Lon- 
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 Rohan, Duke of. Complete Captain, 
 1640, I. 363. — Declaration, 1628, 
 
 III. 62. — Interest of Princes and 
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 Roigny, Michael de. Printer, Paris, 
 
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 Bolle, Sam., Burning of London, 1666, 
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 Rolleston, John. Epistle in Life of 
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 Bollock, Hercules. De aug. Jacobi 
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 RomBen, Gyles, Printer, Harlem, 1597, 
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 Roman Actor. P. Massinger, 1629. — 
 Bride's Kevenge. 0. Gildon, 1697. 
 — Catholic, Letter to a pretended, 
 Sir Wm. Herbert, 1585. — Catholic, 
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 1642. — Catholic Doctrines. S. C, 
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 —Catholics and Protestants, Points 
 of Controversy between, 1696,11. 75. 
 — Catholics, Modest and safe expe- 
 
 . dient to restrain . . . from dangers 
 by, 1646, A. 261. — Catholics of Eng- 
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 to. T. Comber, 1686. — Catholics of 
 
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 1660, II, 40. — Church anatomised. 
 The Abuses of the, 1623, I. 337. — 
 Church, Description of. /. Barclay, 
 1679, II. 671. — Church, Protestants' 
 Apology for. J. Brerely, 1608. — 
 Church's devotion vindicated from 
 Dr. Stillingfleet. 0. N., 1672.— 
 Emperors, Lives. R. Brathwaite, 
 1635 ; Herodian, n.d. ; W. Joyner, 
 1671 ; P. Mexia, 1604; R. Reynolds, 
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 Generals, The. Jolm Dover, 1667. 
 —History. Ammianus MarcelUnus, 
 1609; Eutropius ; L. J. Florus, 
 1636; W. Fulbeche, 1608; Livy, 
 1600; Velleius Patercul%is, 1632. — 
 History, New and easy method to 
 understand, 1703, IV, 89. — Law, 
 The Edict in, concerning Big-bellied 
 "Women, [1700], II. 658. — Martyr- 
 ology, 1667, II. 385, I. 281. — .Poets, 
 Essay for illustrating. Th. Jaffray, 
 1705. — Prelacy, Hateful, hypocracy, 
 and rebelling. L. Evans, 1570. — 
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 "Wars, Chronicle of. Appian, 1578. 
 
 Bomanse Historise Anthologia. T. God- 
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 Bomans, Epistle to the. Paraphrase. 
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 Romans and Greeks, Lives. Plutarch, 
 1683. — King of, Discourse of the 
 Empire and of the Election of. Jas. 
 Howell, 1658. 
 
 Bombus the Moderator, 1648, H. 90, 
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 Pharsalia, 1626. — Comparison of the 
 Laws and Senators of. W. Mercer, 
 1673. — exactly described. Angela 
 Oorraro, 1664. — for Canterbury, 
 1641, H. 328. — for good news, n.d., 
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 from. Tlios. Preston, 1570. — Letter 
 ■written from, 1585. — Letter to, &c. 
 Stephen Peele, 1571. — Mittimus to 
 the Jubile at, 1625, IV. 82. — More 
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 from, 1585, L 36.3. By T. B., 1641 ; 
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 , two mighty armies, 1607, H. 417. — 
 not called a church, H. Vincent, 
 1641. — Eevye to, 1569-70, II. 484. 
 
 , — rhym'd to death, 1683, I. 363. — 
 ruined by "Whitehall. J. Spittlehouse, 
 1650. — Saeke of, 1590, H. 293. — 
 Sum of the Acts and decrees made 
 
 , by Bishops .of, 1540, 1. 363. — Strange 
 and wonderful news from, n.d., H. 
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 ■ in, 1599, H. 518, L 363.— Tidings 
 from, 1667, I. 363. — To the Church 
 of, 1599, II. 485. — Triades or Trini- 
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 primacy of the Bishop of. B. Oehine, 
 1549. — Venice, and Vienna, News 
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 1593, IL 196; 1594, IL 595 ; 1605, 
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 Bomish Church, Beehive of tha G. 
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 Bomish Clergy's title to the Church. 
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 to, II. 485, ill. 5.— holy league, 
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 party in Ireland, Full and impartial 
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 1580, IL 484.— Wolf, Hunting of 
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 Bomney, Sir W., E. Seotes East In- 
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 Bomney Marsh, Grants, ordinances, 
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 1660, II. 130; 1664,1. 212; 1665, 
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 to sheriff, &c., 1696, II. 486. Ob- 
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 KooSf Lady Katheriae, /. Banks' De- 
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 Bosa, Salvator. Frontispiece in /. 
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 Bosamond, Complaint of. S. Daniel, 
 
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 Boscarrock, Nicolas. Verses in J. 
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 Boscommon, W. Dillon, Earl of. 
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 Boscomon in Oonnaught, Very Sad and 
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 Rose, Giles. Perfect School of Instruc- 
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 Bose, John. English Vineyard Vindi- 
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 Bose and the Lilley. Wm. Farkes, 
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 Bosny, Earl of. Letter from, 161 3, IV. 
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 Boss, Alex. Animadversions upon Sir 
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 Grammatica, 1648, II. 522. — Levia- 
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 rV. 90. — Medicus Medicatus, 1645, 
 
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 1646, II. 522. — Three decades of 
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 Boss, John. Tangier's Rescue, 1681, 
 
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 Bosse, Henry, Lord, Description of 
 
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 Bossi, Fr. di. Printer, Ferrara, 1560, 
 
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 Bossiter, CoL, Letter of Cromwell con- 
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 Rowe, Sir Wm., Epitaph ou Life and 
 Death of, 1593, II. 357. 
 
 Rowing, Most Dangerous and memor- 
 able Voyage of. B. Ferris, 1590. 
 
 Rowland, David. Translator of Men- 
 doza's Lazarillo de Tormes, 1576. 
 
 Rowland, J. His Sacred Majesty 
 Charles II., his Eoyal title anagrama- 
 tiz'd, 1660, H. 520.— Epistle in JE. 
 TopseZZ's Four-footed Beasts, 1658, H. 
 612. — Choice Narrative of Count 
 Gondomar's Transactions, 1659, II. 
 715. — Translated /. Jonstonus, Won- 
 ders of Nature, 1657. 
 
 Rowland, Jonas. Apostacy punished, 
 
 , 1682, II. 523. 
 
 Rowland, Wm. Translated J. Schro- 
 der's Complete Chemical Dispensa- 
 tory, 1669. 
 
 Rowland and the Sexton, 2nd part of 
 the gigge betweene, 1591, II. 523. 
 
 Rowlands, Rich. Post for divers parts 
 of the World, 1576, H. 520, 
 
 Rowlands, S. A whole crew of kind 
 gossips, 1609, 1613, H. 512 J 1663, 
 
 I. 365, II. 512.— A Poole's Bolt is 
 soon shot, 1614, H. 523. — Betraying 
 of Christ, 1598, 9. 520, S2I, 699, 
 
 II. 523. — Democritus, 1607, 1609, 
 1614, H. 522. — Diogenes' Lanthome, 
 1607, 1608, 1624, T. P., n.d., 1628, 
 1631, H. 522; 1634 and 1647, H. 
 522, I. 365; 1659, H. 522.— Dr. 
 Merryman, 1616, 1618, 1623, 1627, 
 1642, 1681 ; n.d. (3), H. 522. Part 
 II., 1626, II. 524. — Good Kews and 
 Bad News, 1622, H. 523. — Greene's 
 Ghost, 1602, H. 521 ; 1626, H. 522. 
 — Guy, Earl of Warwick, n.d., H. 
 522; 1607, H. 522, I. 36s; [1608], 
 II. 524,111. 214; 1632, 163s, 1649, 
 1654, 1667, 1679, 1682, 1699, 
 [1700], and n.d., H. 522.— Heaven's 
 Glory, 1628, H. 523, I. 365.— Hell 
 broke loose, 1605, H. 522, — Hu- 
 mour's Looking-glass, 1608, H. 522. 
 — Humour's Ordinary, n.d., 1607, 
 H. 521. — Knave of Clubs, 1609, H. 
 522, L 365; 1611, H. 512; 1612, 
 H. 512, I. 365. — Letting of humours 
 blood, 1600, H. 521, IL 523; 1611, 
 H. 521; i6i3,H. 521, n.162.— Look 
 to it, 1604, H. 521. — Martin Mark- 
 All, 1610, H. 522. —Melancholy 
 
 Knight, 161S, H. 177, 523.— More 
 Knaves yet, 1612, H. 523. — Night 
 Raven, 1620, 1634, H. 523. — Pair 
 of Spy Knaves, n.d., [1613], H. 523, 
 L 365; [1620], II. 524. — Sacred 
 Memory of Miracles, j6i8, H. 523. 
 — Sir Thomas Overbury, [1614], H. 
 523. — Six London Gossips, 1607, H- 
 522. — Terrible Battle between Life 
 and Death, [1602], H. 521, II. 162. 
 —The Bride, II. 524. — Theatre of 
 delightful Recreation, 1605, H. 522, 
 II. 503. — ^Time well improved, 1^37, 
 H. 523.-^ — Tis merry when Gossips 
 meet, 1602, H. 521, L 365; 1605, 
 1609, H. 521. — Well met Gossip! 
 
 1619, H. 521,111, 214; 1627, 1657, 
 1675, H. 521. — Verses in /, Taylor's 
 Great Britain all in black, 16 12, 
 
 Rowland's godson moralized, 1592, H. 
 
 523. Part 2, 1592, H. 523. 
 Rowlandson, I. Verses in II. Yaughan's 
 
 Olor Iseanus, 1650. 
 
 Rowlandson, Jos. Sermon in ' Capti- 
 vity of Mary Rowlandson^ 1682. 
 
 Rowlandson, Mary, Sovereignty and 
 goodness of God shewn in, 1682, II. 
 
 524. — Captivity and Restoration, 
 1682, III. 214, IV. 90. 
 
 Rowley, A. Learner's help, 1650, II. 
 524. — Rich purchase for the„poor, 
 1634, II. 524. — Soldier's Companion, 
 1648, L 365. 
 
 Rowley, S. The Noble Soldier^ 1634, 
 H. 525, I. 365. — When you see me, 
 you know me, 1605, 1613, H. 624; 
 1621, H. 625. 
 
 Rowley, Wm. A New Wonder, 1632, 
 H. 525, L 365.— All's lost by lust, 
 1633, H. 525, L 366.— Funeral Elegy 
 on Hugh Atwell, 1621, H. 525. — 
 Match at Midnight, 1633, H. 365, I. 
 365. — Searchf or Money, x 609, H. 5 2 5. 
 — Shoo-maker a Gentleman, 1638, H. 
 525)1- 365. — and T. Ueywood. For- 
 tune by Land and Sea, 1655, II. 282, 
 — aridT.Middleton. Courtly Masque, 
 
 1620, H 394. Fair Quarrel, 1617, 
 H- 393 ; 1622, H. 394, IL 395. 
 Spanish Gipsy, 1653, IL 395, H, 
 395 ; i66r, IL 395. The Change- 
 ling, 1653, H. 395, IL 395 ; 1688, 
 H. 395. — T. Decker, and J. Ford. 
 Witch of Edmonton, 1658, H. 525, 1. 
 
ROWSE 
 
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 ROYSTON 
 
 658. — and W. Shdkespear. Birth of 
 Merlin, .1662, I. 381.— a«(^ /. Web- 
 ster. Cure for a Cuckold, i66t, H. 
 647, 1. 449. Duchess of Malf 37,1623, 
 
 . I. 440. Thracian "Wonder, 1661, H-.^ 
 
 ^"422,^472. Two New Plays, 1661, 
 
 .^jt. 63 7, — P. Massinger, and T. Middle- 
 ton. The Old Law, 1656, H. 383. 
 
 , — Contributed to Mausoleum . . . 
 for Death of Prince Henry, 1613, H. 
 263 ; J. Taylor's Nipping of Abuses, 
 1614. 
 
 Rowse, John, the unnatural Father, 
 by John Taylor, 1621, IV. 171. 
 
 Rowzee, Lud. The Queen's Wells, 
 1632, H. 525,111. 214; 1656, 1678, 
 II. 524. 
 
 Rozana Tragcedia. W. Alabaster, 16 $2. 
 
 Roy, Salomon de, Printer, Utrecht, 
 1616, III. 61. 
 
 Roy, W. I playne Piers, &c., H. 473. 
 Lytle treatous or dialogue, [1527-8], 
 I. 366. — Proper dialogue between a 
 Gentleman and an Husbandman, 
 1530, I. 127. — Rede me and be not 
 wrothe, [1526], H. 525. — Eede me 
 frinde and be not wrothe, 1546, H. 
 525. — Satire against Wolsey, 1546, 
 I. 366. — True belief of Christ, 1550, 
 I. 366. 
 
 Iloyal Adventure, The, 1690, II. 647. 
 — and Innocent blood crying aloud 
 to Heaven. G. Starhey, 1660. — and 
 Royalists' Plea, 1647, III. 214. — 
 Arbor of Loyal Poesie. T. Jordan, 
 1664. — Book, or Book called the 
 Ryal, [1487], IL 5^.— College of 
 Physicians. G. Goodall, 1684. — 
 Empress. Wm. Joyner, 1671. — Ex- 
 change. R. Brome, 1661 ; iZ. Greene, 
 1590; J. Payne, 1597.— Garland of 
 
 ; . Love and Delight. T. Deloney, 1674. 
 — Garland of New Songs, H. 220. — 
 Garland of Protestant Delight, 1689, 
 H. 220. —King. T. Heytcood,i63'!.— 
 Line of Scotland. Sir G. Mackenzie. 
 
 , .— Loyall Poem. Thos. Saunderson, 
 1660. — Master. Jos. Shirley, 1638. 
 —Oak, 1682, IL 682. /. Tatham, 
 1660. — Position, A. Peter Bland, 
 1642. — Recreation of Jovial Anglers, 
 H, 9.— Slave. Wm. Cartwright, 1639. 
 — Society, H. Stubbe's Censure of 
 Certain passages in History of, .1670. 
 
 Letter to H. Stubbe, 1670, III. 
 241. — Society's Museum. N. Grew, 
 1 68 1. —Subjects' Joy. T. R, 1660.— 
 Subjects' warning piece to allTraytors. 
 T.R., 1660, H. 495.— Sujffercr. Thos. 
 Kerr, 1699. — Table of Time for, 
 1709, II. 590. — Tracts, 1692, II. 
 — 31.2. — Triumph, H. 540. — Vision. 
 E. Calver, 1648.— Votary. R. Wat- 
 son, 1650. — ^Voyage, 1690, II. 647. — 
 Wanderer, H. 93. — Warning. T. R., 
 n.d. 
 
 Royalist, The. T. Durfey, 1682.— A 
 new Message to the, 1648,111. 214. — 
 Liberty of the imprisoned [1647], I. 
 366. — Professed. F. Quarles, 1645. 
 
 Royalist reformed. A. Warren, 1650. 
 
 Royalists' Address to the H. of Com- 
 mons, 1662, I. 366. — -Word in due 
 season to the ranting, 1660, II. 107. 
 
 Royalty of England, 1593-4, II. 200. 
 
 Royaumont, Sieur de. Hist, of the 
 Old and New Testaments, 1691, I. 
 366. 
 
 Roybould, Wm., Boohseller, Unicorn, 
 Paul's Glmrchyard, 1652, I. 351. 
 
 Roycroft, Sam., Printer, 1680, II. 129, 
 363,111 147; 1681, IV. 49, 144; 
 1682, L 467, IL 363, IV. 60 ; 1683, 
 H. 161, 1. 432 ; 1686, n. 326 ; 1687, 
 L63; 1689, IIL 236; 1695, IL 339. 
 
 Roycroft, Thos., Printer, 165 1, I. 202, 
 IL 25 ; 1653, H. 508, L 304, A. 166; 
 1654, L 454 ; 165s, L 100, IIL 93 ; 
 1656, IIL 83; 1657, L 202, II. 74; 
 1658, H. 40, 1. 40, II. 74 ; 1660, H. 
 639, IL 288, IIL 32; 1661, L 310, IL 
 559; 1663, IL 636 J 1667, IIL 32; 
 1668, L 105 ; 1671, L 389, IL 277 ; 
 1672, L 469, IL 432 ; 1673, IL 51 ; 
 1674, IL 277; 1675, IL 125,632; 
 1676, IL 533; 1679,0.262; 1686, 
 
 III- 49- , „ 
 
 Roydon, Matth. Elegy or friend s passion 
 
 for his Astrophell : in E. Spenser's 
 
 Colin Clout, 1595. — Phoenix nest, 
 
 I_ 26y. — Thos. Proctor's Gorgeous 
 
 Gallery of Gallant Inventions, 1578, 
 
 H. 483. — Verses in Sir H. Gilbeii's 
 
 True Report, 1583. — G. Chapman's 
 
 Shadow of night, 1594, and Ovid's 
 
 Banquet of Sense, 15 941 ded. to. 
 
 Royston,. Rich., Bookseller in Iiry Lane, 
 
 1630, H. 300 ; 1631, H. 272, IL 37 ; 
 
BOZEUS 
 
 [ 664 ] 
 
 RUMP 
 
 1633, I. 12, 293 ; 1634, H. 300, 389, 
 I. 289; 1635,1. 289,11.319; 1636, 
 H. 300; 1639, I. 12 ; 1640, H. 300, 
 I. 160, 214; 1642,11. 300, 1. 24, II. 
 426 ; 1645, II- 215 ; 1646, H. 492, 
 I. 347, 618; 1647, II. 222, 267, III. 
 136, 182 ; 1648, 1. 136, 148, 347, II. 
 
 243 ; 1649, I- 136, 332, 465, II- 205. 
 267 ; 1650, H. 336, II. 522 ; 1651, 
 H. 653, II. 286, 624, III. 79; 1652, 
 
 I. 17s, II. 694,1V. 134; 1653, I. 
 461, II. 145, IIL 69, IV. 90 ; 165 s, 
 H. 301 ; 1656, II. 506, 629, IV. 150 ; 
 1657, H. 301, I. 322, II. 8; 1658, 
 
 II. 105,464; 1659,11. 243,111.76, 
 IV. 92; 1660,11. 105, 506; 1661, 
 1.81,11.419,111.193; 1662,1.180, 
 II. 91, 219 ; 1663, H. 295, III. 289 ; 
 1664,11. 23s, III. 173, A. 264; 1665, 
 II. 636 ; 1666, 1. 36, II. 406 ; 1669, 
 II- 57, 139 J 1670, II. 180, III. 17; 
 1672, I. 443, II. 353, III. 83 ; 1673, 
 II. 465 ; 1674, I. 468 ; 1676, III. 
 193, IV. 34; 1678, II. 152 ; 1683, 
 II. 117, III. 116; 1685, II. 91; 
 1686, I. 97 ; n.d. A. 168. 
 
 Bozeus, Francis, Printer, Paris, 1610, 
 H. 689. 
 
 Bubbe, The. Sir Thos. Freeman, 16 14. 
 
 Bubens, Portrait of. In Albert Durer 
 revived, 1731, II. 188. 
 
 Bubye, Fr., Ballett of Murder done by, 
 1614, II. 408. 
 
 Budbeck, Dr. Olaf. Journey into Lap- 
 land, &c. In J. Scheffer'a Lapland, 
 1704. 
 
 Budd, Thos. Supplement to E. Elton's 
 Art Military, 1668, III. 74. 
 
 Budde, Robt. E. Gumay's Corpus 
 Christi, 1630, ded. to. 
 
 Buddiman, Thos., Printer, Edinburgh, 
 1710, H. 631. 
 
 Buddoke, Thos. Maintenance of livings 
 of Ministers, &c., 155 1, II. 524. 
 
 Buddier, Sir B. Poems of W. H., Earl 
 of Pembroke, answered, 1630, H. 
 452. — Le Harangue de, 1643, II. 
 524. — Speeches, 1641, II. 524. — 
 
 , Speech in W. Castell's Discovery 
 of America, 1646, II. 85. — Two 
 Speeches, 1641, III. 215. — Letter 
 to. Wm. Browne, 1640. — Eepre- 
 sentation of Captain John Harris, 
 against the proceedings of, 1651, 
 
 IV. 46. — Contributed to Le Prince 
 
 d' Amour, 1660, H. 104; Wm. Her- 
 bert, Earl of PembroMs Poems, 
 
 1660. 
 Budiard, Ed. Thunderbolt of God's 
 
 Wrath, 1618, in. 215. 
 Budyard, Sir B., Letter to, by Ww,. 
 
 Browne, 1640. 
 Budyard, Thos., and others. Trials, 
 
 1670, III. 79, IV. 152. 
 Budstone, John, Assize of Bread, 1528, 
 
 printed at the request of. 
 Buffe sieves and hose, 1560-1, II. 13. 
 Bufling woer, I594, II. 368. 
 Bugerius, Hugo, Printer, 1488. 
 Buggle, G. Ignoramus, 1630, H. 525, 
 
 L 367. Ed. IIL, 1658, and Ed. 
 
 IV. 1663, II. 524. — Ignoramus, ^raws. 
 
 E. C, 1662, H. 525. 
 Bugieri, C. La Eeina di Scotia, 1604, 
 
 H. 525. 
 Bugland Castle, Great Discovery of 
 
 damnable plot at, 1641, III. 163. 
 Buhais, Eeuben, 1675, IV. 95. 
 Buined Lovers, The, H 351. 
 Buined Virgin's garland, II. 242. 
 Rule, A right godly, 1602, I. 367. 
 Bule a wife and have a wife. J. 
 
 Fletcher, 1640. 
 Bule of Eeason. Thqs. Wilson, 15 51. 
 Bules to know a Eoyall King. T. 
 
 Jordan, 1642. 
 Eumbal, E., Boohseller, Post-house, 
 
 Russell Street, Covent Garden, 1702, 
 
 ni. 277. 
 
 Bumbold, Wm., BooTcseUer, 1680, I. 
 "S- 
 
 Burnley, Wm., and others. Trials and 
 Condemnations, 1679, H- 6o4- 
 
 Bumney, Hen., Earl of. J. Crowne's 
 Caligula, 1698, ded. to. 
 
 Bumours, Ballad against rebellious and 
 false. T. Bette, 1570. 
 
 Bump, The, or Mirror of the Times. /. 
 Tatham, 1660. — Acts and Monu- 
 ments of the, 1660, H. 526, III. 215. 
 — Arsy Versy, or Second Martyrdom 
 of the, IV. 90. — carbonadod, [1660], 
 n. 525.— Character of the, 1660, H. 
 526, IIL 215. — Collection of Songs 
 and Ballads, 1660, H. 525, III. 215. 
 Continuation, 1662, H. 526, 1. 367. — 
 Conference between the Ghost of the, 
 and Tom Tel-Truth, 1659, L 367; 
 
BUMP'S 
 
 [ 665 1 
 
 BUSSELL 
 
 1660, H. 526. — dispairing, 1660, H. 
 526, I. 367. — dockt, 1660, H. 526. 
 — Fortunate Eising, or the Rump 
 upward, IV. 90. — Petition to the 
 City of London, 1660, III. 215. — 
 Private Debates of, 1660, H. 526, 
 III. 215. — ProceedingSj Votes, &c., 
 of the, 1660, II. 524. — Qualifications 
 for the Parliament, H. 526, III. 215. 
 — rampant, IV. 9. — Re-resurrection of 
 the, IV. 9. — roughly, yet righteously 
 handled, IV. 9. — served in with a 
 grand Sallet, [1659-60], IV- 9. — 
 Vindication of the, IV. 9. 
 
 Bump's last will and testament, H. 
 526. 
 
 Bumsay, W. Instrument to cleanse the 
 Stomack, 1664, II. 525. — Organon 
 Salutis, 1657, H. 526, III. 215 ; 
 1659, IIL 215. 
 
 Bunaway's Answer to ' A Rod for Run- 
 aways,' 1625, H. 461. 
 
 Bunning Register. Lewis Owen, 1626. 
 
 Bunt, Harry, ostler of Basome's Inne, 
 1595, H. 25. 
 
 Bupella. See Roehelle. 
 
 Bupert, Prince. Challenge to Sir Wm. 
 Belford, 1643, 11. 100. — Congratu- 
 latory Poem to, 1673, I. 367. — De- 
 claration to the King, 1642. An- 
 swer to, 1643, II. 525. — Dialogue, or 
 dialogue between P. Rupert's Dog 
 and Tobie's Dog, 1642, III. 525. — La 
 Defaite d'un regiment du Parlement 
 par le, 1642, IL 452.— England's 
 Royal Conquest against the Dutch 
 under, 1666, H. 278.— Etching by : 
 in J. Evelyn's Sculptura, 1662. — 
 Exact description of P. Rupert's 
 malignant She-Monkey, 1643, H. 
 526. — Exact diurnal of Parliament of 
 ladies . . . pardon granted to, 1647, 
 H. 324. — Exact relation of bloody 
 massacre at Bolton, 1644, II. 706. — 
 Exact relation of H.M.'s Fleet under, 
 1673, I. 82. — His burning love for 
 England, 1643, H- 125.— Historical 
 Memoirs of his Life and Death, 1683, 
 I_ jgy. — Humorous tricks, &c., of 
 P. Rupert's she-monkey, 1643, H. 
 526. — Last will and testament of, 
 1645, H. 526. — Letter to Earl of 
 Arlington, 1673, IL 525.— List of 
 divers persons to dye without mercy. 
 
 including, 1647, HI- 187. — Message, 
 with Letter to His Majesty, 1643, 
 IL 634. — Observations on P. Rupert's 
 White Dog, 1641, H. 526. — Parlia- 
 ment's Unspotted Bitch : Answer to 
 P. Rupert's Dog, 1643, H. 526. — 
 Poem on death of. T. Flatman, 
 1685. — Poem on his naval victories. 
 Ah. Markland, 1667. — potion, 1645, 
 H. 526. — Prince Charles sailing from 
 Callice, with, 1648, II. 105.- — Pro- 
 ceedings of Lord Goring, Lieut.- 
 General to, 1645, II. 254. — Royal 
 Victory against the Dutch, 1665, H. 
 278. — sumpter, 1644, II. 525. — The 
 Bloody Treaty : Proceedings between 
 the King and, 1645, IV. 18. — True 
 relation of his cruelty at Birmingham, 
 1643, 11- S^S- — Prophecies of C. 
 KoUerus, 1664; E. Polwheele's The 
 Frolick,i67i; E. Ravenscroft'sM.a.va&- 
 mouchi, 1675 ; J. Webster's Metallo- 
 gia, 1 67 1, ded. to. See also Prince 
 Robert. 
 
 Busden, Moses. Further Discovery of 
 Bees, 1679, III. 215. 
 
 Buse, H. Strengthening of Strong- 
 holds, 1668, IIL 216. 
 
 Bush, Friar History of, 1620, H. 526 ; 
 1626, 1629, H. 527; 1659, H. 527, 
 
 11.525- 
 Bushworth, J. Historical Collections, 
 
 1659, IL 525. 
 Bushworth's Dialogues. See W. Rich- 
 worth. 
 Bussel, Jabez Eliezer. Life and Death, 
 
 1672, I. 368. 
 Bussel, Nathan, and others. Confessions 
 
 and Executions of, 1678, I. 342. 
 Bussell, Col., P. Festeau's French 
 
 Grammar, 1685, ded. to. 
 Bussell, Lady Eliz., R. Stafford's Em- 
 pires and Kingdoms, 1607, ded. to. 
 Bussell, Edw., Bookseller, 1565-6, II. 
 
 237 ; n.d., H. 106, I. 87. 
 Bussell, Francis, Lord, Seneca's Medea, 
 
 trans. J. Studley, 1566, ded. to. 
 Bussell, John, Lord, A. de Ghievara's 
 
 Looking-glass for the Court, 1575, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Bussell, John. Propositio Clarissimi 
 
 Oratoris, [1479], ■'■•'■• Z^S- 
 Bussell, John. Battles of Lypsick and 
 
 Lutzen, 1634, H. 527, L 367. 
 
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 RYOAUT 
 
 Russell, John, /. ParivaVs History of 
 this Iron Age, 1656, ded. to, 
 
 Russell, Lady, of Bissan, Speeches de- 
 livered to H.M. at the house of, 1592, 
 H. 182, III. 73- 
 
 Russell, Lieut. -Col. Valour Crowned, 
 1643, IL 635. 
 
 Russell, Rachel, Lady, P. Ker's Map of 
 Man's Misery, 1690, ded. to. 
 
 Russell, "Wm., Lord, Eugenia, or Tears 
 for. G. Chapman,, 161 ii^.- — Life and 
 funeral. W. Walker, 161 4. — Sermon 
 at funeral of, W. Walker, 16 14. 
 
 Russell, "Wm., Lord, Animadversions 
 upon the Speech of, 1683, II. 526. 
 — Case of. Lord t)e la Mere, 1689. 
 — Considerations upon the Speech of, 
 1683, III. 216. — Defence of. Sir 
 R. Atkyns, 1689. — History of the 
 Whiggish Plot. By John Turner, 
 1684. — Last Speech and behaviour, 
 1683, II. 526. — Life and Death. 
 A. L., 1684, L 348.— T];ial of, 1683, 
 II. 117. — T. S.'s Perplexed Prince, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Russhe, Ant. President for a Prince, 
 1566, IIL 216. 
 
 Russia, Commonwealth of. Giles 
 Fletcher, 159 1. — History of. Giles 
 Fletcher, 1657. — News of present 
 miseries of. Hen. Brereton, 16 14. — 
 Present state of, n.d., 167 1, L 114. 
 — products. E. Yshrand and E. 
 Brand's Embassy, 1698. — .Rarities 
 of. W. White, 1662, III 264,— 
 — Voyage and entertainment in. Sir 
 Thos. Smith, 1605. 
 
 Russia seed, Some observations upon 
 the, 1694, IIL 303. 
 
 Rusters, Against the abuse of a com- 
 pany of, 1569-70, II. 526. 
 
 Rustica Academiffi Oxoniensis. J, Alli- 
 bone, 1648. 
 
 Rustick Rampant. /. Cleveland, 1658. 
 
 Rusticus et Sapyens, 1 561-2, II. 526. 
 
 Ruthen, Lord. Life and death of 
 David Rizzio, 1699, 1. 360, III. 211. 
 
 Rutherford, S. Joshua Redivivus,i664, 
 I. 495. — Letters, 3rd Ed., 1675, II. 
 526. — Lex, Rex, 1644, II. 526. 
 
 Ruthven, Lord Wm. Ladies' Cabinet 
 enlarged and opened, 1639, J1654, H. 
 S27; 1655, in. 216. 
 
 Ruthven, GenL, Prince Charles sailing 
 
 from Callice with, 1648, II. 105. — 
 The Miserable Estate of, H. 527. 
 
 Rutilius Rufus. View of Valyaunce, 
 1580, H. 525, L 367. 
 
 Rutland, Countess of, J. F. Senatdt's 
 Man become Guilty, 1650, ded. to. 
 
 Rutland, Francis, Earl of. Discovery 
 of Witchcraft of M. and P. Flowier, 
 1619, H. 527. 
 
 Rutland, Geo., Earl of. Resolution of : 
 in Exceeding Joyful News, &o., 1642, 
 IIL 308. — Z). Lupion's Objectorum 
 Reductio, 1634 j N. N.'s Scarlet 
 Gown, 1653 ; A. Boss' Philosophical 
 Touch-Stone, 1645, ded. to. 
 
 Rutland, Katherine, Countess of, T. 
 Heyrich's Miscellany Poems, 1691, 
 ded, to. 
 
 Rutland, Roger, Earl of, J. Florio's 
 World of Wordes, 1598, ded. to, 
 
 Rutland, History and Antiquities of 
 the County. Jos, Wright, 1684. 
 
 Rutland House. First Day's Enter- 
 tainment at. Sir W. Daveffianf, 
 
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 Rutten, Mathias, An Addition to the 
 Sea Journal, &o., 1598, IV. 146, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Rutter, Jos, The Shepherd's Holiday, 
 1635, H. 527, I. 368. — Translated 
 P. CorneiWs The Cid, 1637, HI- 
 48, I. 100. — Contributed to Jonsonm 
 Virbius, 1636. 
 
 Rutter of the Sea, 1528, H. 538 ; 1536, 
 IV, 90 J n.d., [3 Edns.], 1600, H. 
 538. 
 
 Rutur, Ferriman. Contributed to R, 
 Dover's Annalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 
 Ruvigny, Marquis of. Humble Peti- 
 tion of Protestants of France, 1680, 
 n. 233. 
 
 Ruyter, Adrian de. Life, ,1677, I. 
 126. 
 
 Rycant, Sir P. Capitulations and 
 Articles of Peace bet'w^een England 
 and the Ottoman Empire, 1663, II. 
 526. — History of the Turkish Empire, 
 1680, II. 527. — Present State of the 
 Ottoman Empire, 1667, II. 526; 
 1668, III. 216 J 1675, A. 270. — 
 Continued R. Knolles' Turkish His- 
 tory, 1687, IL 329.— Translated G, 
 de la Vega's Commentaries of Peru, 
 1688; L. Gracian's The Critick, 
 
RYCE 
 
 [ 667 ] 
 
 S. 
 
 , 1 68 1 . — Portrait in B. Platina's Lives 
 
 of the Popes, 1685. 
 Byce, Eich. Translated Serman's 
 
 Baptism, 1548. 
 Eychaxd, Thos. Translated Boethius, 
 
 Book of Comfort, 1525. 
 Rydal, E., Bookseller, 1682, II. 572. 
 Ryddell, Wm., Printer, 1554, H. 269, 
 
 381. 
 Ryder, Timothy, Bookseller, 1578, I. 
 
 350- 
 Ryder, T., Bookseller, 1642, II. 449, 
 
 III. 36. 
 Rye House Travesty. Thos. Percival, 
 
 1696. 
 Rymer, Thos. Edgar, 1678, III. 216. 
 
 — English Monarch, 1691, II. 527. 
 
 — Short View of Tragedy, 1693, II. 
 
 527-— Tragedies of the last Age, 
 
 1692, II. 527. 
 Ryther, A. Map by : in L. Wagener's 
 
 Mariner's Mirror, [1588], II. 625. 
 
 P. Ubaldini, Exped. Hispanorum in 
 
 Angliam vera descriptio anno 1588, 
 
 etc. — Translated P. Ubaldini's 
 
 Spanish fleet, 1590. 
 Ryve, Thos. Historia H'avalis, 1629, 
 
 II. 714; 1633, 1640, 11. 528.— 
 
 Eegiminis Anglicani in Hibemio 
 
 defensio, 1624, II. 527. 
 Eyvers, Fr. Translated A. Ortiz, 
 
 Relation of solemnity, &&, 1600. 
 Jlyves, Bruno. England's Iliad in a 
 
 Nut-shell, 1645, III. 216. — Mer- 
 
 curius Rusticus, 1646, 1647, 1685, 
 
 H. 527, II. 527. 
 
 s. 
 
 S., A., Gent. Book of Bulls. Bob. 
 Chamberlain, i6^6.~^Aleman's The 
 Eogue, epitomized, 1655. — Translated 
 P. Du Moulin's Witty encounter, 
 1636. 
 
 S., A., Lucian's Toxaris, 1565, dedi- 
 cated by A. 0. to. 
 
 S., A. Letter to my Lord Mayor, 1642, 
 L 368. 
 
 S. , A. Carolo Eegi Antichristo Brontiae, 
 1643, H. 528. — Wisharts De Rebus 
 Auspiciis ser. et pot. Caroli, inter- 
 
 : prete, 1647. 
 
 S., B. Translated Jos. Hall's Answer 
 to Pope Urban, 1629. 
 
 S., Sir 0. Contributed to Academy of 
 Compliments. 
 
 S., C. Brief resolution of a right Reli- 
 gion, 1590, H. 528. 
 
 S., 0. Sacrse Heptades, 1625, II. 528. 
 
 S., C. Verses in Turkish history, trans. 
 by R. Carr, 1600, II. 607. 
 
 S., 0. Art of Complaisance, 1677, IV. 
 91. 
 
 S., C, Bookseller, 1640, IV. 91. 
 
 S., D, True report of murder in Bris- 
 tol, IS73, H. 528. 
 
 S., E. Discovery of the Knights of the 
 Poste, 1597, H. 528. 
 
 S., £. De rebus gestis Britaniae, &c., 
 [1570], L 368; 159,8, II. 528- 
 
 S., R Cupid's whirligig, 1607, 161 1, 
 
 1616, 1630, I. 368. 
 S., E. Britaine's Busse, 1615, H. 528. 
 S., Ed. Summus Angliae Seneschallusj 
 
 1680, L 380. 
 S., E., Bookseller, Greyhound, St. Paul's 
 
 Churchyard, 1650, I. 197. 
 S., F. Picture of a Wanton, 16 15, H. 
 
 528. 
 S., F. Verses in G. Swinhoe's Unhappy 
 
 Fair Irene, 1658. 
 S., F. Dedication in Delightful Hist. 
 
 of Don Quixote, 1689, II. 508. 
 S., G. Letter from an ejected Member 
 
 of the House of Commons, 1648, II. 
 
 528. 
 S., G. Poetical Essay as an Arrha of a 
 
 larger harvest, 1660, H. 528: in G. 
 
 WhaHon's 'Poems, 1661, II. 640. 
 S., G. Anglorum Speculum, 1684, III. 
 
 217. 
 S., G. Life and Death of Thos. Wilson, 
 
 1672, I. 368. 
 S., G., and W. W., Booksellers, 1590, 
 
 IIL 281. 
 S., H. Queen Elizabeth's Loss and K. 
 
 James his welcome, 1603, H. 183. 
 S., H. The Mother and Child, 1628, 
 
 A. 270. 
 S., H., Bookseller, 1642, H. 556, 1. 153 j 
 
 n.d., I. 211. 
 
s. 
 
 [ 668 ] 
 
 S. 
 
 S., I. Verses in P. Stubbes' Anatomy 
 of Abuses, Part II., 1583. 
 
 S., I. Verses in Sir J. Doddridge's 
 Lawyer's Light, 1629. 
 
 S., L The Unerring and Unerrable 
 church, 1675, III. 217. 
 
 S., J. Journal of proceedings of Eng- 
 lish Army in "West Indies, 1655, I. 
 368. I 
 
 S., I. Picture of a New Cpurtier, 1656, 
 H. 528. ' / ■ 
 
 S., I, Bookseller, 1599, H. 143; 1630, 
 
 I- 367 ; ^^zs, H- 33* 58, 1. SO, n. 
 
 320; 1644, IL 350./ 
 S., J. The Maner of the "World now 
 
 adayes, n.d., H. 528/ 
 S., J. Translated T. Bezels Life of 
 
 Calvin, 1564; Meditations,. 1582. 
 S., J. New Kevenge for an old grudge, 
 
 n.d., II. 528. 
 S., J. Verses in Turkish History, 
 
 1600, II. 607. 
 S., J. St. Mary Magdalen's Pilgrimage 
 
 to Paradise, 16 17, II. 528. — Trial of 
 
 the Protestant Private Spirit, 1630, 
 
 IL 528. 
 S., J. Elegy on death of Col. John 
 
 Hampden, 1643, H. 529. 
 S., J. Translated Copy of Letter from 
 
 Urban VIII. to the King of France, 
 
 1641, II. 485. G. Gr. de BonarelU's 
 
 Filli di Sciro, 1655. 
 
 , J. Malignancy Unmasked, 1642, 
 
 IL 528. 
 J. Letter from Edinburgh, 1648, 
 
 IL 528. 
 
 , J. Wit's Labyrinth, 1648, H. 529. 
 
 — Contributed to "Wit and Drollery, 
 
 1661, H. 168. 
 S., J. Clidanas, 1639, 1659, H. 528. 
 S., J. Andromana, 1 660, H. 5 28, 1. 369. 
 S., J. Verses in T. Weaver's Planta- 
 
 genet's Tragical Story, 1649. 
 S., J. Shield against the Parthian 
 
 Dart, 1659, IL 528. 
 S., J. The Prince of Priggs Revels, 
 
 1651, H. 276. 
 S., J. The Jesuit discovered, 1659, II. 
 
 528. 
 S., J. Continuation of this Session of 
 
 Parliament, 1659, II. 528. — Govern- 
 ment Described, 1659, II. 528. 
 S., J. The Perfect PoHtician, 1660, IL 
 . 529- 
 
 S., J. England's "Warning, 1664, L 
 
 369- 
 
 S., J. Devotions, 1672, I. 369; 1684, 
 II. 529. — Of Devotion, 1678, IL 
 529. 
 
 S., J. The Starr Prophet anatomized, 
 1675, IL 529. — Storehouse of Na- 
 ture exposed, 1684, IL 529. 
 
 S., J. Scotch Politics, 1682, II. 529. 
 
 S., J. Victorias AnglicansB, i6gi, IL 
 
 529- 
 S., J. The Second Spira, 1693, III. 
 
 217. 
 S., .J. England's Merry Jester, 1693; 
 
 1694, IL 529. 
 S., J. Virtue' and Science, 1695, III. 
 
 217. 
 S., J. Principles of the Cyprianic Age, 
 
 169s, IIL 217. ^ 
 
 S., J. The Innocent Epicure, 1697, 
 
 2nd Ed., 1713, I. 369. 
 S., J. Translated the Epistles of Phor 
 
 laris, 1699, II. 471. 
 S., J. Poem to the memory of William 
 
 IIL, 1702, IL 529. 
 S., J. Translator of The French Eogue, 
 
 1704, III. 87. 
 S., J., of P., Esq., A. Cowley's Four 
 
 Ages of England, 1648, ded. to. 
 S., J., Boohseller, Amsterdam, 1687, III. 
 
 134- 
 S., J., Printer, 1644, 1- 238 ; 1682, IIL 
 
 312; 1683, IIL 278; 1684, IV. 
 
 96. 
 S., J., Boohseller, 1681, II. 151; 1682, 
 
 IIL 47, IV. 31; 1687, IIL 26; 
 
 [1720], L 34. 
 S., L. Nature's Dowrie, 16^2, II. 529. 
 S., Lady, Don Quixote, 1689, ded. by 
 
 F. S., to. 
 S., M. News out of Yorkshire, 1627. 
 
 See Stanhope. 
 S., M. Poor Orphan's Court, 1636, H. 
 
 529- 
 S. , M. Artificial Embellishments, 1665, 
 
 L 369. 
 S., M. Crumbs of Comfort. See M. 
 
 Sparhe. 
 S., M. The Great Birth of Man, 2nd 
 
 Edit., 1688, IIL 217. 
 S., M. To H.H. the Prince of Orange, 
 
 1689, IL 529. 
 S., M. Enchiridion Geographicum, 
 
 1704, III. 217. 
 
s. 
 
 [ 669 ] 
 
 s. 
 
 S., M. Translated The Great Turk's 
 
 Defence, 1603, III. 250. 
 S., M., Printer, Rotterdam, 1626, II. 22. 
 S., M., Printer. See Simmons. 
 S., M., Printer, 1655, IIL 73, 79, 221 ; 
 
 1656, H. 117, 136, I. 109, II. 137, 
 
 238: 1657, H. 117, I. 480, II. 690; 
 
 1658, II. 178, H. 412. 
 S., M., Bookseller, 1620, I. 343; 1655, 
 
 'A. 168 ; n.d., I. 441, II. 624. 
 S., N. The Doting Doctor, 1655, I. 
 
 369- 
 S., P. Translated C. Paradin's He- 
 
 roical Devises, 1591. 
 S., P., Printer. See Short. 
 S., R., vf Inner Ten^ple. Phillis and 
 
 Flora, 1598, H. 529. — The Phoenix 
 
 Nest, 1593, H. 529. — Use of Ar- 
 
 cherie, 1596, H. 529, H. 11. 
 S., E. Verses in R. Parry's Sinetes, 
 
 1597; E. Spenser's Faery Queene, 
 
 1590. 
 S., R. The Jesuits' Play at Lyons, 
 , 1607, H. 301. 
 
 S., R. Late news out of Barbary, 1 6i 3, 
 ■■ IIL 217. 
 S., R. The Countreyman with his 
 
 household, 1620, H. 529. See Robert 
 
 Strange. 
 S., R. Affliction of Mind, &c., 1620, 
 
 IIL 308. 
 S., R. The Counter Scuffle, 1628, H. 
 
 529, L 369 ; 163s, H. 529, IL 529 ; 
 
 1637, H. 529; 1647, IL 529; 1648, 
 
 H. 529, L 369; 165 1, H. 529, L 
 
 369; 1653, 1658, 1667, H. 529; 
 
 1670, H. 529, IV. 164; 1680, H. 
 
 529, IL 529; 1693, H. 529. 
 S., R. Vindiciae Danielis, 1629, A. 270. 
 S., R. Collection of Murders, 1662, 
 
 IL 703. 
 S., R. LudusLudiLiterarii, 1671, IIL 
 
 217. 
 S., R. Life and Gests of St. Thomas 
 
 Cantilupe, 1674, I. 369. 
 S., R. Letter of News about Ostend, 
 
 1688, IIL 217. 
 S., R. Defence of K William and Q. 
 
 Mary, 1689, IL 530. . ^ ,. , 
 S., R. Song of Solomon m Enghsh 
 
 Verse, 1700,' II. 566. 
 S., R., of Middle Temple. Edited Fr. 
 
 Bacon's Letters, 1702, II. 24. 
 S., R. A Jovial Garland, n.d., II. 5 29- 
 
 S., R., Gent. Translated P. du Mou- 
 lin's Heraclitus, 1609 ; Drexelius, 
 School of the Heart, 1640: Nicetas, 
 
 1633- 
 S., R., Bookseller, 1609, H. 150; 1644, 
 
 A. 26s; 1673, IV. 272; i674,IL277. 
 S., S. The. Honest Lawyer, 1616, H. 
 
 529. — Verses in Liican's Pharsalia, 
 
 trans. Sir A. Gorges, 1614. 
 S., S., Gent. Dorastus and Fawnia, H. 
 
 162. — Fortune's Tennis Ball, 1640, 
 
 H. 162, L 165; 1672, H. 162, I. 
 
 369. — The Secretarie's Studie, 1653, 
 
 IV. 91. 
 S., S. Loyal and Impartial Satyrist, 
 
 1694, IL 530. 
 S., S., Printer, 1599, H. 548; 1600, 
 
 H. 148, I. 141 ; 1602, I. 67 ; 1603, 
 
 H. 282 ; 1604, H. 9 ; 1605, III. 109 ; 
 
 1608,1.406; 1609,111.161; 1611, 
 
 H. SSI ; 1664, IIL i8s ; 1668, IIL 
 
 146. 
 S., S., Bookseller, 1671,1V. 126; 1674, 
 
 I- 397; 1677. I- 397- 
 S., S. Or. Commentary in Du Bartas' 
 
 Babilon, translated by W. L'Isle, 
 
 IS 96. 
 S., T. The Arminian haltered, 1641, 
 
 IL 714. 
 S., T. Fragmenta Aulica, 1662,1. 370. 
 S., T. Carols for Christmas Day, n.d., 
 
 H. 539- 
 S., T. Letter to Lord General Monck, 
 
 i6S9, IIL 217. 
 S., T. Love a la Mode, 1663, H. 530, 
 
 n. 530- 
 
 S., T., Adventures of, 1670, H. S3o. — 
 The Englishman's Valour, H. S30- 
 
 S., T. Youth undone, 1709, III. 218. 
 — Youth's Comedy, 1680, II. 530. — 
 Youth's Tragedy, 1671, III. 217; 
 1672 and 1707, I. 370. — Continua- 
 tion to The Pilgrim's Progress, 1683, 
 1684, IL S30. 
 
 S. , T. Contributor to Melpomene, 1678, 
 H. 169. 
 
 S., T. Perplexed Prince, n.d.. III. 308. 
 The Fugitive Statesman in requital 
 of the P. P., 1683, IIL 308. 
 
 S., T. Eeasons for Bill for hindering 
 home consumption of East-India Silks, 
 1697, III. 218. 
 
 S., T., Printer, I sgj, H. 697; 1614, 
 H. 277, 371, 462, 664; 1615, H. 
 
s. 
 
 [ 670 ] 
 
 SACEVILLE 
 
 625. I- 43S ') 1616, H. 545 ; 1619,.!. 
 36, II. 676, III. 85, 171; 1621, H. 
 665, III. 138 ; 1622, 1. 35,362, 437 ; 
 
 1623, I. 208, 277, 299, IL 674; 
 
 1624, III. 292; 1625, H. 86, 255; 
 1631, 1. 441 ; 1642, III. 297 ; 1,669, 
 I. 346 ; 1688, H. 672. Compare 
 Thomas Snodham. 
 
 S., T., Bookseller, 1612, H. 123; 1614, 
 H. 334; 1641, I. 481; 1642, II. 
 327, 454; 1643, H. 59; 1682, II. 
 306, 363; 1687, II. 346, III. 125; 
 n.d.y'H. 163. 
 
 S., v., Printer. See Valentine Simms. 
 
 S., W. Verses in N. Br stores Wil's 
 Wit, 1597. 
 
 S., W. Compendious exam, of Com- 
 plaints, 1581. See Stafford. 
 
 S., W. Edited C. Tylney's Tragedy of 
 Locrine, 1595. — True Chronicle His- 
 tory of Thomas, Lord Cromwell, 1602, 
 1613, H. 469. — The Puritane, or 
 Widow of Watling Street, 1607, H. 
 471. 
 
 S., W. Instructions for increasing of 
 Mulberry Trees, 1609, H. 559. 
 
 S., W. Proceeding of English Colony 
 
 , in Virginia, 167 1, II. 530. 
 
 S., W. Translation of liTews from 
 Spain, 161 1, III. 235. — Preface to 
 The Duke of Saxony : his jubilee, 
 1618, I. 373. 
 
 S., W. Translation of Apuleiug' Golden 
 Ass, 1637; Ovid's Heroic Epistles, 
 1639. 
 
 S.,W. The Golden Fleece, 1656, H.61S. 
 
 S., W. Presbyteries' Trial, 1657, 1. 370. 
 
 S., W. The Citie's Great Concern, 
 1674, 1. 370. 
 
 S., W., Gent. Poems of Ben Jonson, 
 junr., 1672, H, 530, III. 218. 
 
 S., W., Printer. See W. Stansby. 
 
 S., W., Printer, 1644, I. 403. 
 
 S., W., Bookseller. 1642,11. 264; 1677, 
 III, 239. 
 
 S — cy, Ed. Country Gentleman's Vade 
 Mecum, 1669, II. 530. 
 
 Sa., Wm., Gent. Verses in R. Barret's 
 Modern Wars, 1598. 
 
 Sa, Don Pantaleone. Narration of late 
 accident in the New Exchange, 1653, 
 I. 370. 
 
 SaavedraPaxardo.D. Royal Politician, 
 1700,11. 530. 
 
 Sabatai Sevi, J. EvelyrHs Three famous 
 impostors, 1669. 
 
 Sabbath-day, Abuse of the, 1566, II. 
 30. — Ballad between Wm. Wax Wise 
 and Wm. Wold be Wanton concern- 
 ing, the abuse of, 1578-9, II. 174. — 
 Complaints of divers vain exercises 
 on the. Hump. Eoberts, 1572. — 
 Lamentable Complaint of Nick Froth 
 and others, concerning the restraint 
 on, 1642, III. 46. — 'Order of the 
 H. of C. to the Lord Mayor, con- 
 cerning the observance of, 1641, IL 
 444. 
 
 Sabie, F. Adam's Complaint, 1596, 
 H. 530. — Fisherman's Tale, 1595, 
 H. 530.— Flora's Fortune, 1595, H. 
 530.— Pan's Pipe, 1595, H. 530. 
 
 Sabran, Father Lewis, Letter to, in 
 answer to his Letter, 1688, IIF. 141, 
 — Letters, in W. Fuller's Plain Proof, 
 1700. 
 
 Sacellum Honoris. K Settle, 1700. 
 
 Sacerdotum barbis, Pro. J. Valerian, 
 
 IS33- 
 Sacheverell, E., W. SaehevereU's Isle 
 
 of Man, 1702, ded. to. 
 Sacheverell, W. The Isle of Man, 
 
 1702, III. 208. 
 Sack, A cup of, prest forth of the best 
 
 grapes, 1644, H. 90. — for my money, 
 
 H. 571. 
 Sackfield, John, Bookseller, Lincoln's 
 
 Inn Square, 17 17, II. 225. 
 Sackful! of News, 1586, II. 530 ; 1640 
 
 and 1673, H. 301; 1617, IL 423; 
 
 1685, L 370. 
 Sackrtll, Lady Ann, Th. Hilder's Con- 
 jugal Counsell, 1653, ded. to. 
 Sackville, Henry and Thos., Terence, 
 
 Andria, tram. Kyffin, 1588, ded. to. 
 Sackvile, Richard, Edward, Cicile and 
 
 Anne, R. Southwell's Triumph over 
 
 death, .1595, ded. to. 
 Sackvile, Rich., Lord Buckhurst, An 
 
 April Shower, or Tears for. H. 
 
 Peacham, 1624. 
 Sackville, Rob. C Desainlien's French 
 
 Littelton, 1566, and French School- 
 master, 1573 ; Virgil's .^neid, trans. 
 
 Phaer, 1584, ded. to. 
 Sackville, Sir Thos. ^. de Malyne^ 
 
 England's View, 1603, ded. to. 
 Sackville, Thos. Ferrex and Porrex, 
 
SACKVILLE 
 
 I 671 ] 
 
 SAGES 
 
 1570, H. 530. — Induction to Mirror 
 for Magistrates, 1563, I. 291. — and 
 Thos. Norton. Tragedy of Gorboduc, 
 1565, H. 530. 
 
 Sackville, Sir "Wm., Qommemoration 
 of, 1593, II. 530. 
 
 SacrsB Heptades. C. S., 1625. 
 
 Sacrament. Assertio septem sacra- 
 mentorum adv. Lutherum. Henry 
 VIII., 1562.— Brief Meditations of. 
 L. Pinelli, n.d. — Confutation of doc- 
 trine maintaining the ministration 
 and receiving of. G. Menewe. — Con- 
 futation of . . . Answer to the Abuse 
 of the. R. Crowley, 1548. — Conver- 
 
 , sation with recfeenham on beliet in 
 the. Lady Jane Gretfs Epistle, 1555. 
 — ^Declaration of. R. Tracy, 1548. 
 — Epistola de Sacramento Eucha- 
 ristiae. Reg. Pole, 1584. — Form of 
 Prayers, used at Geneva, 1564, I. 
 495 ; 1543 and 1584, H. 245.— 
 — Godly sayings of the old fathers 
 upon the. /. Veron, 1550. — Holy 
 Pictures of the Figures in the ; trans. 
 C. A., 1619, II. 714. — Kneeling in 
 the act of eating, &c. H. Jacobs, 1641. 
 
 , • — Number of. The Authority of the 
 
 , Word of God for. A. Alane. — 
 Pupilla oculi de septem Sacramen- 
 torum administratione. Johannes de 
 Burgo, 15 10. — Treatise of. John 
 Frith, 1533. 
 
 Sacramental Hymns. /. Boyse, 1693. 
 
 Sacred Decretall. Martin Marprelate, 
 1645. 
 
 Sacred method of saving human souls. 
 H. Holywell, 1677. 
 
 Sacred Panegyrick. Stephen Marshall, 
 1644. 
 
 Sacred "War, The. R. Barret, 1613. 
 
 Sacrifice of a contrite heart. /. Evans, 
 1630. 
 
 Sacrifice, Treatise of. Geo. Marshall, 
 
 1554- 
 Sacriledge, Item against, 1653, IV. 172. 
 Sacriledge sacredly handled. Sir J. 
 y . Sempell, 16 19. 
 Bacrobosco, Johannes de. See Thos. 
 
 Holywood. 
 Sacrosancta Bucolica. 0. Bellehachius, 
 
 1583- ' 
 Sad Message from Heaven, , 1648, II. 
 . aoi.^News from the Seas, 1641, H. 
 
 418, 540, II. 549.— Sigh, A, 1649, 
 H. 91, I. 109. — Warning to aU, pro- 
 phane spirits, 1642, III. 213. 
 
 Saddncism, Blow to Modern. Jos. 
 Glanvill, 1668. 
 
 Sadducismus Debellatus, 1698, 1. 370. 
 
 Sadducismus Triumphatus. Jos, Glaiir 
 vill, 1681. 
 
 Sadel, Ant. Meditations, 1579, 1. 370. 
 
 Sadeur, J. New Discovery of Terra 
 Incognita Australis, 1693,1X1. 218. 
 
 Sadler, Ant. Loyal Mourner, 1660, 
 H. 530. — Majesty Irradiant, 1660, 
 H. 530. — Mercy in a miracle, 1660, 
 II. 530. — Subjects' Joy for the 
 King's Eestauration, 1660, H. 530, 
 I. 370. 
 
 Sadler, J. Masquerade du Ciel, 1640, 
 H. 531, IV. 91. 
 
 Sadler, J. Trial and Condemnation, 
 1681, II. 563. 
 
 Sadler, Lawrence, Bookseller, Golden 
 Lion, Little Britain, 1631, IL 648 ; 
 1656, IL 697; 1660, H. 531, IL 
 
 531- 
 Sadler, Sir Ealph. P. Jovius' Turkes' 
 
 Chronicle, 1546. 
 Sadler, Sir Ealph. R. Sadler's De 
 
 Equis Procreandis, &c., 1587, ded. to. 
 Sadler, Eich. De Equis Procreandis, 
 
 &c., 1587, L 370. 
 Sadler, Theodore, Bookseller, neosjt Golden 
 
 Dolphin, Strand, 1663, III. 273. 
 Sadler, T. and T. Davis, Booksellers, 
 
 Bible, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1660, 
 
 IL 278. 
 Sadler, Thos. Memoirs, 1677, IL 531. 
 
 — True Narrative of Proceedings 
 
 against, 167^, II. 362.— Confession 
 
 and Execution, 1677, II. 499. 
 Sadler's Wells, True and exact account 
 
 of. T. G., 1684, IL 695. 
 Safeguard from Shipwreck. /. P., 
 
 1618. — of Society, The. J. Barston, 
 
 Saffold, Dr. Thos., Elegy on death of, 
 
 1691, L 371. 
 Safl&:on Walden, Have with you to. T, 
 
 NasJie, 1596. — Letters from, 1647, 1. 
 
 147. 
 Sage, Eev. John, Editor of Virgil's 
 
 .lEneis, trans. Gawin Douglas, 1710. 
 Sage Senator delineated. /. G., 1660. 
 Sages, The seven ; in Scotish meter, by 
 
SAILING 
 
 [ 672 1 
 
 SAINTBARB 
 
 J. RoUand, 1578, 1595, 1620, 1631, 
 H. 661. 
 
 Sailing, Pathway to perfect. B. Polter, 
 1605. 
 
 Sailor and his love, Pleasant new song 
 betwixt, H. 540, 541. — Solace for 
 the Soldier and. S. Harwood, 1592. 
 
 Sailor's Calendar. Thos. Lodge, n.d. 
 — departure, H. 540. — for my money. 
 M. Parker, n.d. — joy, 1594-5, II. 
 549. — new tantari, 1584, II. 549. — 
 Safeguard of, 1612, I. 371. — song 
 against Spanish pride, 1590, II. 549. 
 
 Saint turned critic, [1688], III. 218. 
 
 St. Albans, Book of. Juliana Berners, 
 i486. — Countreymans' Eeport of 
 their usage at, 1593, II. 2,80. — 
 
 , Countreymans' sorrow to see the 
 tearme kept at, 1593, II. 280. — 
 Devil seen at, 1648, H. 156, 1. 211, 
 A. 262. — Lamentable and bloody 
 news from, 1677, H. 267. — Petition 
 of several Regiments presented to 
 Lord Fairfax at, 1648, IV. 4. — 
 Witches condemned at, 1649, H. 
 267. 
 
 St. Albans Printer. J. Herf ord, 1 533-6. 
 
 St. Albans BooTcseller, R. Stevenage, 
 
 1536- 
 
 St. Albans printed, 1480, IV. 2 ; 1481, 
 IV. 37; i486, in. 279; 1534, in. 
 24; 1537, IV. 51. 
 
 St. Albans Stationer. Rich. Williams, 
 1649. ■ 
 
 St. Andrews Printer. Rob. Lekprevik, 
 1572-3; E, Raban, 1622; John 
 Skot, 1552. 
 
 St. Andrews -priiKted, 1548, H. 535 ; 
 1555, n. 683; 1558,11.325; 1620, 
 IIL 598. 
 
 St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Order of, 
 1552, i553> ISS7, H. 342. 
 
 Saint-Dedier. City and Republic of 
 Venice, 1699, II. 531. 
 
 St. Denis, Brief Declaration of the 
 yeelding up of, 1590, II 229. — The 
 Rendring of, 1590, III. 229. 
 
 Saint-Esprit, True account of the tak- 
 ing of the Ship, 1637, H. 539. 
 
 Saint Evremond, Sieur de. Mixt 
 Essays, 1685, III. 62. 
 
 St. Foine improved, 167 1, III. 310. 
 
 St. George's Day sacred to the coro- 
 nation of Charles II. H. Bold, 1661. 
 
 Saint-Germain, C. ist Dialogue, 1532 ; 
 
 2nd Dialogue, 1532, I. 371. 
 St. Germain, A View of the Court of, 
 
 1696, IV. 148. 
 St. Giles' Broker, n.d., H. 347. 
 St. Helena, Description of : R. Burton's 
 
 Eng. Acquisition of Guiana, 1689. — ■ 
 
 Relation of the re-taking of, 1673, II, 
 
 531- 
 St. James' Park, Poem on. E. Waller, 
 
 1661. 
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 IIL 147; 1683, IL 372; 1685, IL 
 
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 Save a thief from the gallows, n.d., H. 
 
 267. 
 Savedg, Nath., Bookseller, 1674, III. 
 
 146. 
 
SAVELLI 
 
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 SAYWELL 
 
 Savelli, Troilo, Eelation of death of, 
 1592. I- 373. H. 293. 
 
 Savery, Thos. Miners' Friend, 1702, 
 
 ■ IV. 92. 
 
 Savile, Geo., /. Savile'sK. James, 1603, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Savile, Geo., Bookseller, 1674, II. 473. 
 
 Savile, Sir Hen. Edited Eerum Angli- 
 carum Scriptores, &c., 1596, II. 200 ; 
 E. Bolton's Hypercritica, in reply, 
 1722, I. 43. — Translated Tacitus, 
 End of Nero, 1591. — Ultima Linea 
 Savilii sive in obitum, &c., 1622, H. 
 
 533- 
 Savile, Hen. Letter of true engage- 
 ment of H.M.'s Elect, 1672, II. 113. 
 Savile, J. K. James his entertainment 
 
 at Theobalds, 1603, H. 533. 
 Savill, J. Eights of the People, 1682, 
 
 n. 535- 
 Savil, Mr., Earl of Rochester's Works, 
 
 with Letters tp, 17 14. 
 Savile, Sir Thos., Yet more worke for 
 
 a Masse Priest, 1622, I. 283, ded. to. 
 Savile, T. The Eaising of them that 
 
 are fallen, 1606, H. 533. 
 Saviolo, V. Practise, 1595, H 533, 
 
 I- 373- 
 Savonarola. Miserere mei deus, n.d., II. 
 
 535 : in Prayers of the Bible, n.d., 
 
 II. 492. — In Vigilia Nativitatis, &c., 
 
 [1509], in. 127. 
 Savorsano, Don A. Three ingenious 
 
 Spanish Novels, H. 534; 2nd Ed. 
 
 1712, II. 535. — La Picara, trans. J. 
 
 Davies, 1665, IL 535. 
 Savory, Capt. His Engine for raising 
 
 vast quantities of Water by Fire : 
 
 In I. De Gaus, Waterworks, 1704. 
 Savouret, W., Boolcseller, in Warmoes 
 
 Street, near the Dam, Amsterdam, 
 
 1686, in. 26. 
 
 Savoy, Duke of, Admonition to, against 
 his enterprise against France, 1589, 
 II. 228. — Barbarous Proceeding 
 against Professors of Eefprmed Eeli- 
 gion in the dukedom of, 1655, H. 
 534> H. 220. — Honorable overthrow 
 of Troop of, 1598, L 373.— King's 
 declaration concerning cause of war 
 with, 1600, II. 231. — Overthrow of, 
 1591, II. 535. — Eelation of present 
 war begun by, 1615, H. 220.— Eela- 
 tion of what was negociated by the 
 
 magnates at the Court of Savoy, 1652, 
 
 H. 220. 
 Savoy, Discours veritable des horribles 
 
 meurtres, &c., 1590,11. 535. — Oracle 
 
 of, 1660, H. 220. 
 Savoyan, The first, 1601, H. 534, 
 Sawbridge, Geo., Bookseller, 1656, I. 
 
 278, IL 533; 1657, in. 198; 1658, 
 
 H. 612, 1. 420; 1660,11.382; 1661, 
 
 IL 52, 208; 1665,11.27; 1668, in. 
 
 184, 208; 1670, H. 113; 1674, II. 
 
 27, I. 188; 1676, H. 209; 1681,11. 
 
 520, IV. i; i6go, III. 10; 1693, 
 
 III. 218; 1695, IV. 127; 1706, I. 
 
 406; n.d., II. 613. 
 Sawbridge, Hannah, Bookseller, Bible, 
 
 Ludgate Hill, 1682, H. no, I. 165; 
 
 168s, 11- 52- 
 Sawbridge, Thos., Bookseller in Little 
 
 Britain, 1672, I. 134; 1673, I. 488 ; 
 
 1674, L 157, IL 506; 1676, L 182; 
 
 1677, IL 51; 1682, L 153; 1683, 
 
 IL 210, 370; 1685, L 49, IL 375; 
 
 1689,1V. 173; 1690, IL 3, in. 313. 
 Sawtry, Jas. Defence of Marriage of 
 
 Priests, 1541, IL 535. 
 Sawyer, Eliz., Wonderful discovery of, 
 
 By Henry Goodcole, 1621, II. 253, 
 
 in. 98. 
 Sawyer, Geo. Poems, [1670], H. 534. 
 Sawyer, Wm., and others. Hunting 
 
 of the Foxes from Newmarket, 1649, 
 
 IL 137. 
 Saxey, S. Strange and wonderful 
 
 example, &c., 1583, H. 534. 
 Saxon history. iV'. G, 1634. 
 Saxonico - Latino - Anglicum Diction- 
 
 arium. W. Somner, 1659. 
 Saxony, Maurice, Duke of, His Jubilee, 
 
 1618, I. 373. — /. Rivius' Foolish- 
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 Saxton, G. Maps of England and 
 
 Wales, IS 75-9, IL 535. 
 Say and Sele, Lord, F. CheynelVs 
 
 Socinianism, 1643: V. Malvezzi's 
 
 Tacitus, 1642, ded. to. 
 Say well or say nothing, 1579-80, II. 
 
 32- 
 Sayer, John, and others, Instructions 
 
 for, 1642, II, 452. 
 Sayton, near Chester, Letter of Sad 
 
 Tragedy by Prince Griffin at, 1648, 
 
 H. 99. 
 Say well, John, Bookseller, 1650, H. 
 
SCALA 
 
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 SCHOOL 
 
 289; 1653, IV. 106; 1658, II. 
 
 523- 
 Scala Coeli, of Queen Anne, [16 19], 
 
 H. 9. 
 Scala santa, La. G. F. Lnredano, 1681. 
 Scala Perfectionis. W. Hilton, 1494. 
 Scale of Perfection. W. Hilton, 1659. 
 Scaliger, Julius. Arraignment and 
 
 Conviction: in S. Sheppard's Epi- 
 grams, 165 1. 
 Scandal, Magazine of, 1642, III. 242. 
 Scanderberg, King of Albany, History 
 
 of. J. de Lavardin, 1596. — Portrait : 
 
 in Portraiture of Nine Modern 
 
 Worthies, 1622, I. 468. 
 Scapula's Lexicon, edited by J. Har- 
 
 mar, H. 456. 
 Scarborougli Castle, Ballet of traitorous 
 
 taking of. John Hey wood, 1557. 
 
 Letter concerning the surrendering 
 
 of. Col. Bethell, 1648. 
 Scarborough Spaw. R. Wittie, 1660. 
 
 Animadversions on same : in W. 
 
 iSmpsow 's Hydrologia Chymica, 1669. 
 
 Eeplied to by Wittie: in Pyrologia 
 
 Mimica, 1669. — Spaw. O. Tonstall, 
 
 1670. Answered in W. Simpson's 
 
 Hydrological Essays, 1670. — Spaw. 
 
 W. Simpson, 1679. 
 Scarburgensis, Pons. R. Wittie, 1678. 
 Scargill, D. Recantation, 1669, II. 
 
 535- 
 
 Scarlet, Philip, Bookseller, 1597, H. 
 257; 1634, L 367. 
 
 Scarlet, Thos., Printer, 1590, II. 56, 
 80, 229, 314, 685; 1591, H. 182, 
 210, 241, 408, 413, 434, 658, L 124, 
 IIL 73, 43 ; 1592, H. 241, 361, L 
 191, 458; 1593, IL 25; 1594, H. 
 
 , 361, 414; 1595, L 496; 1596, IV. 
 2 ; n.d.. III. 84. 
 
 Scarlet Gown, The. N. N., 1652. 
 
 Scarron, P. "Works, 1703, III. 221. — 
 Comical Eomance, 1676, II. 535. — 
 Don Japhet of Armenia, tr. Sir "W. 
 Lower, 1657, L 373. 
 
 Scarronldes, or Virgil Travesty. 0. 
 Cotton, 1664; R. Mounseij, 1665. 
 
 Scelera aquarum. /. H., 1701, IV. 
 141. 
 
 Scepsis Scientifiea. Jos. Glanvill, 1665. 
 
 Schaw, Gideon, Bookseller, Bible, Par- 
 liament Street, Edinburgh, 1682, I. 
 231 ; 1683, IIL 233. 
 
 Scheffer, J. History of Lapland, 1674, 
 
 1704, III. 221. 
 
 Schellenburgb and Blenheim, Pastoral 
 poem on victories of. J. Oldmixon, 
 1704. 
 
 Schelomonochan. J. Carpenter, 1606. 
 
 Scbeltus, James, Printer, at the Hague, 
 1672, II. 419. 
 
 Scheme or diagramme for future use. 
 N. Gibbon, n.d. 
 
 Schilders, Abr., Printer, Middleburg, 
 1620, in. 88. 
 
 Schilders, Rich., Printer, Middleburg, 
 1584, L 153; 1587, H. 194, L 153, 
 IL 415; 1588, IL 485; 1594, H. 
 194, IL 416; 1597, IL 64; 1599, L 
 350; 1600, H. 495; 1601, II. 640; 
 1602, I. 377, III. 202, 301 ; 1616, 
 II. 223 ; n.d., I. 153. 
 
 Schinckley, Brunon, Printer, Delft, 
 1598, L 94. 
 
 Schioppius. Satyra Menippsea, 1619, 
 1620, H. 387. 
 
 Schipper, Widow of J. J., Bookseller, 
 1 712, I. 72. 
 
 Schism, Treatise of. G. Martin, 1578. 
 
 Schism of England. Philip Scot, 1650. 
 
 Schismatick Stigmatized. R. Carter, 
 1641. 
 
 Shoemakers' holiday. T. Decker, 1600. 
 
 Schola Cordis. G. Harvey, 1647. — 
 Salemitana. Sir J. Harington, 1607. 
 — Urbanitatis. H. B., 1652. 
 
 Scholar, The Poor. R. Nevile, 1662. 
 
 Scholars, Comfortable Aid for. D. 
 Rouland, 1578. — Companion. A. 
 Rowley, 1648. — Guide for the Acci- 
 dence. R. Johnson, 1677. — Instruc- 
 tion. P. K., [1720], II. 324. — 
 Medley. R. Brathwaite, 16 14. — 
 petition for play days, 1644, H. 381. 
 — practical Cards. F. Jackson, 1656. 
 purgatory. G. Wither, 1625. — Vade 
 Mecum. Marcus Antonius Flami- 
 nius, 1674. 
 
 SchoUem, John, Printer, Utrecht, 1626, 
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 Schomberg, Duke of. Humble Petition 
 of Protestants of France, [1680], II. 
 233. — Character of, 1690, I. 373. — 
 /. P. Camus' Two Illustrious Italian 
 Families, 1677, ded. to. 
 
 School Colloquies. M. Cordier, 1657. 
 — Discipline. John Wallis, 1656. — 
 
SCHOOLBOY 
 
 [ 680 i 
 
 SCOT 
 
 for young scholars. G. Markham, 
 161 5. — of Complement. Jos. Shirley, 
 1 63 1. — of good manners. F. Seager, 
 1629; W. PMston, 1609. — of grace. 
 F. Seager, n.d. — of the Heart. O. 
 Harvey, 1647. —of Patience. H. 
 Drexelius, 1640. — of policy. H. 
 Crosse, 1605. — of Politics, 1690, III. 
 45; 1691, H. 114, II. 683. — of Ee- 
 creation. R. Howlet, 1684. — of Skil. 
 Thos. Hill^ 1599.— of Vertue. F. 
 Seager, 1557. — of Wise Conceits. 
 Tlios. Blage, 1569. — prayers, 1567-8, 
 II. 493. — The grammar. /. Brinsley, 
 1612. 
 
 Schoolboy and Young gentleman's As- 
 sistant. Jos. Todd, 1748, I. 423. 
 
 Schoolhouse, The, n.d., H. 674. 
 
 Schoolmaster, The. R. Ascham, 1570 ; 
 T. Twyne, 1576. — Compendious. R. 
 W., 1688, I. 441.— English, 1614, 
 I. 373; 1646, 1658, IV. 92.— Eng- 
 lish. E. Coote, 1596. — English, 
 Latin, French, and Dutch, 1636, II. 
 536; 1637, IV. 93. — England's per- 
 fect. N. Strong, 1706. — French. P. 
 Erondel, 1612.^ — of Windsor, H. 15. 
 — The Protestant. E. Glark, 1680. 
 
 Schoolmaster's Auxiliary. R. Lloyd, 
 1654- 
 
 Schools and Schoolmasters. M. Need- 
 ham, 1663. — Considerations concern- 
 ing Free. C. Wase, 1678. — Lex 
 Forcia, Address on Abuse of Children 
 in, 1698, I. 373. — probation, 1661, 
 H. 389. — Eeformation of. J. A. 
 Gomenius, 1642. 
 
 Schosten, Joust. Sefe F. Caron. 
 
 Schott, John, Printer, Strashurg, 1517- 
 18, L 366. 
 
 Schouten, C. Voyage, 1619, II. 536. 
 
 Schouten, H. The Hairy Giants, 1 6 7 1 , 
 n. 536. 
 
 Schroder, J. Complete chemical Dis- 
 pensary, 1669, IV. 93. — Zoologia, 
 1659, IV. 93. 
 
 Schults, Genl. Eelation of Great Vic- 
 tory over Count Teckley, 1 683, II. 5 1 6. 
 
 Schurman, A. M. \. The Learned Maid, 
 1659, IV. 7. 
 
 Scandalum Magnatum, 1682, IL 684. 
 
 Science of Defence, School of. J. 
 Swetnam, 161 7. 
 
 Sciences, Agrippa's Vanity and Uncer- 
 
 taintyof Arts and, 1569. — Fort-Eoyal 
 
 of the. John, Hart, 1649. — Survey 
 
 of the. R. Davenport, n.d. — Well- 
 spring of the. E. BaJcer, 1562. 
 Scillaes Metamorphosis. T. Lodge, 
 
 1589. 
 Scilly Islands. Appeal to the Officers 
 
 and Soldiers of the Armv, 1655, III. 
 
 18. 
 Scintilla, or light broken into dark 
 
 warehouses, 1641, H. 534, III. 221. 
 
 [By Michael Sparke.] 
 Scintillula Altaris. E. Sparke, 1666. 
 Sciographia. J. Wells, 1634. 
 Scioppius, G. Collyrium Eegium, &c., 
 
 1691, III. 221. — Corona Eegia, 1615, 
 
 in. 221. 
 Scipio, Hannibal and. A. Oope, 1596, 
 
 T. Ndbhes, 1637.— The Grand. De 
 
 Vauronniere, 660. 
 Sciros. S. Brookes, 161 2. 
 Sclater, E. Consensus Veterum, 1686, 
 
 A. 270. 
 Sclater, W. Civil Magistracy, i6!;3, 
 
 IIL 221. 
 Scobell, H. Collection of Acts and 
 
 Ordinances, 1 658, II. 461.— Materials 
 
 for Proceedings in Parliament, 1656, 
 
 IL 536. 
 Scoggins' Jests. A. Borde, 1565. 
 Scolde, Ballad which dothe plainelie 
 
 unfolde, &c., 1588, II. 34. 
 Scolding Wives' vindication, H. 377. 
 Scoloker, Ant. Daiphantus, 1604, H. 
 
 534. — Translated Brief Sum of the 
 
 Bible, 1568, I. 37 ; Just Eeckoning 
 
 orAccompt, 1547,111. 209. — Printer 
 
 Ipswich, 1 548, 1; 2 1 1. — Printer in the 
 
 Savoy, n.d., H. 185, 375, 473, 562, 
 
 IL 138, IIL 197. 
 Scoloker, Ant., and W. Seres, Printers, 
 
 ■withotd Aldersgate, 1548, I. 130, 52; 
 
 n.d., I. 127, 159. 
 Scornful Lady. F. Beaumont and J. 
 
 Fletcher, 16 16. — image. Erasmus, 
 
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 Scory, John. Epistle, 1555, II. 536. 
 Scoske, Baron. Journal of Voyage of 
 
 Prince Frederick of Bohemia, 1623, 
 
 I. 172. 
 Scot, Alex. Universa Grammatica 
 
 Grseca, 1594, III. 221. 
 Scot, Catherine, wife of Sir John, 
 
 Decker's PhcBnix, 1609, ded.to. 
 
SCOT 
 
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 SCOTLAND 
 
 Scot, Cuthbert, In mortem. T. Drant, 
 
 1565, H. 164. 
 Scot, Gregory. Errors of the Eomish 
 
 Church, 1574, H. 534. 
 Scot, Sir John, R. Fercivcd's Spanish 
 
 Dictionary, 1599, ded. to. 
 Scot, Sir John. J. Blaeu's Grand 
 
 Atlas, 1667. 
 Scot or Scott, JtJfin, Printer, London, 
 
 Device used by John Toy, 1531, II. 
 
 45. See Shot. 
 Scot, John, Printer, St. Andreios, 1552, 
 
 II. 372. Edinburgh, 1561, IV. 94; 
 1568, 1571, H. 361; n.d., H. 463. 
 
 Scot, Pat. Father's Advice, 1620, I. 
 374. — Omnibus et singuhs, 1619, I. 
 374. — Table Book for Princes, 162 1, 
 
 I. 374.— Vox Vera, 1625, I. 374. 
 Scot, Phil. Schism of England, 1650, 
 
 III. 221. — ^Vindication of his Defence 
 of the Scots leaving Darien, 1700, 
 
 in. 55- 
 
 Scot, Reg. Discovery of Witchcraft, 
 1581, H. 534; 1651, H. 534, II. 
 536 ; 1654, III. 221 ; 1665, H. 534, 
 III. 221. — Perfite platforme of a 
 Hoppe-^arden, 1574, H. 534, II. 
 536; 1576, I. 374; 1578, n. 536. 
 
 Scot, R, Bookseller, 1675, II. 88; 
 1676, II. 24; 1680, II. 529; 16&2, 
 
 II. 289 : 1684, H. 368, IIL 8. 
 Scot, Thos. Certain pieces of this age 
 
 paraboliz'd, 1610, H. 535. — Philo- 
 mythie, 1616, 1622 ; Part II., 1625, 
 H, 535. — Four Paradoxes, 1602, H. 
 535. — Song or Psalm of Thanksgiv- 
 ing, 1625, H. 535. 
 
 Scot, Thos. Aphorisms of State, 1624, 
 II. 536. — ^De Adiaphoris, 1622, II. 
 536. — News from Parnassus, 1622, 
 II. 536. — ^Votivse Anglise, 1624, II. 
 536._Vox Cceli, 1624, 1. 375.— Vox 
 Populi, 1620, II. 536; 1622-4, I. 
 374. 
 
 Scot, Thos. Belgick Soldier, 1624, II. 
 715, — Choice narrative, 1659,11. 715. 
 
 Scot, Thos., Apprehension, of 1660, I. 
 jyj. — and o,thers. Letter concerning 
 the Tower of London, 1659, II. 346. 
 
 Scot, Capt. W. History of the Families 
 of Scot, 1688, IIL 222. 
 
 Scot, The Valiant. /. W., 1637. 
 
 Scotarum, Delicise Poetarum. A Jon- 
 ston, 1637. 
 
 Scotch Pohtics. J. S., 1682. — Presby- 
 terian Eloquence, 1693, II. 544; 
 1694, II. 545. — Eiddle unfolded by 
 B. Wild, 1666. — Sonldier's Speech 
 concerning the Coronation Oath, 
 1647, II. 540.— Wedding, H. 537. 
 Scoti Paraclesis contra D. Tileni Parae- 
 
 nesin. Sir Jos. Sempill, 1622. 
 Scotia, Descrittione del Regno di. P. 
 TTbaldini, 1588. — lUustrata. Sir R. 
 Sihbald, 1682 ; T. Dempster, 1620. 
 — La Reina di. F. de la Voile, 1628. 
 Scotise Indiculum. Alex.Mudie, 1682. 
 
 — Theatrum. /. Slezer, 1683. 
 Scoticse nomenclatura Latino- verna- 
 cula, Hist. C. Irvine, 1682. — regno. 
 Apologia pro. J. Cochlceus, 1534. 
 Scoticam, Apparatus ad historiam. T. 
 
 Dempster, 1622. 
 Scoticarum, Historia refum. <?. Bu- 
 
 chanan, 1582. 
 Scoticlassicum, 1650, H. 537. 
 Scotland, Account of, 1702, L 377. — 
 Account of the affairs of, 1689-90, 
 IV. 165. Sir John Dalrymple, 1689. 
 — Act and Ordinance by the Lords 
 of Privy Counsell, 1616, IV. 93. — 
 Act concerning the receiving of en- 
 gagers in late wars, 1649, II. 542. — 
 Act of Privy Council concerning 
 Episcopacy in, 1661, II. 543. — Ad- 
 monition direct to the true Lords, 
 &c., 1571, II. 537. — Advice to sub- 
 jects of. Peter Hay, 1627. — ^Alpha- 
 betical Table in Plain-man's Map. 
 Th. Porter, 1660. — An accompt cur- 
 rent betwixt England and, balanced. 
 J. Spruel, 1705. — and North of Eng- 
 land in 1704, I. 377. — Antiquities. 
 H.Adamson's Muses Threnodie, 1638. 
 — Atlas of. Jean Blaeu, 1667. — 
 Boanerges, or Supplication of the 
 Ministers of, 1624, II. 538. — Bre- 
 viate of the State of, 1689, I. 377. 
 — Certain matters concerning the 
 realm, 1603, IV. 93. — Chronicles. 
 Sir J. Froissart, 1523 ; R. HoUnshed, 
 1557; J. Monipennie, 161 2. 
 Scotland, Church of, Account of the 
 Government of the, 1707, II. 545. — 
 Apology for, 1693, II. 545. — Asser- 
 tion of the Government of the, 1641, 
 IV. 166. G. Gillespie, 1641.— Brief 
 and true account of the Sufferings of, 
 
SCOTLAND 
 
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 1690, II. 544. — Canons and Constitu- 
 tions, 1636, III. 226. — Declaration 
 and Warning to all members of, 1649, 
 
 II. 542. — Declination and Protesta- 
 tion of some Bishops, &c., 1639, II. 
 538. — Demands and behaviour of the 
 Eebels of, 1640, A. 270. — Doctrine 
 and Discipline of, 1641, II. 539. — ■ 
 Government and order of, 1641, II. 
 539. — History of. D. Calderwood, 
 1680. — Necessary Warning to the 
 Ministry, 1643, III. 222. — Order 
 and Doctrine of the general Fast, 
 1574, II. 537. — Order of Excom- 
 munication and Public Repentance, 
 1569, II. 537. — Proclamation re- 
 straining the action of the, 1638, II. 
 538. — Protestation of the General 
 Assembly, 1638, II. 538. — Quseres 
 concerning the State of, 1621, II. 538. 
 — Reformation of Church Govern- 
 ment, 1644, II. 540. — Seasonable 
 admonition to those who separate 
 themselves from, 1699. — Short De- 
 claration of the whole, 1648, II. 541. 
 —Short Relate of State of, 1638, 
 I. 376. — Solemn warning to all mem- 
 bers of, 1 65 1, II. 542. — Thanksgiving 
 unto God, 1575, II. 539. — ^Vindica- 
 tion of. Gilbert Burnet, 1673. 
 
 Scotland, Circumstances of, considered, 
 
 1705, IV. 165. 
 Scotland, Commissioners of. Articles 
 
 agreed on by the Commissioners, &c., 
 
 1648, II. 541. — Desires of, 1649, II. 
 
 542. — -Letters of Protestation, 1649, 
 
 III. 224. — Message and Declaration 
 from, 1639-40, II. 538. — Papers 
 held by, 1646, II. 540. Answer to, 
 
 1647, ■'■■'■■ 54 1 • — Some papers of, 
 1646, II. 540.^ — Supplication and 
 Desire, 1642, III. 309. 
 
 Scotland, Commissioners for, concern- 
 ing the Articles and Treaty of Peace : 
 Proceedings, 1643, II. 540, III. 
 222. 
 
 Scotland, Committee of Estates. Ac- 
 count of Proceedings of Meeting of, 
 1689, III. 225. — Answers to a paper 
 signed by 0. Cromwell, 1650, II. 
 542. — Declaration, 1648, II. 541 ; 
 1650, II. 542. Observations upon, 
 
 1648, II. 541. — .Discovery touch- 
 ing the present Act, 1571, II. 537. — • 
 
 Grievancies represented to the King, 
 1689, III. 309. — Proceedings of 
 the Convention of, 1689, III. 224. 
 — Questions to be resolved at the 
 convention of, 1597, II- 53^- — 
 Remonstrance concerning the present 
 trouble from meeting of, 1640, III. 
 222. 
 Scotland, Complaint of, 1548, H. 535, 
 1-375; 1549.11.537; 1568, H. 536. 
 — Confessions of faith, by the Pro- 
 testants of, 1561, II. 537, IV. 94; 
 1638, IV. 94; 1641,11. 539; 1649, 
 II. 542. — Copy of a letter sent in 
 to, 1555, 1. 375-— Copy of a letter 
 written out of, 1571, I. 375. — 
 Covenant of, General Demands of 
 Doctors, &c., concerning the late, 
 1663, II. 543. — Covenant of, Pas- 
 sionate Remonstrance made to his 
 holiness, 1640, II. 539. — Covenant 
 of. Solemn acknowledgment of Pub- 
 lic Sins, and breaches of, 1648, II, 
 541. — Declaration of the just and 
 necessary causes, moving the nobility, 
 &c., 1582, II. 537. — Declaration of 
 the Lords and Commons, 1644, III. 
 223. — Declaration of the Lords' just 
 quarrel, 1567, H. 535. — Declaration 
 of the Officers of the Army in, 1659, 
 IV. 93. — ^Declaration or remonstrance 
 from, 1647, III. 223. — Declaration 
 to the Parliament of England, 1647, 
 
 II. 541. — Discourse on Affairs of. 
 And. Fletcher, 1698. — Description of. 
 W. Camden, 1695 ; Jos. Howell, 
 1649 ; Pf Joviics, 1548. — Description 
 of the Highways of. Jaffrey's Mer- 
 chants' Almanac, 1702. — Description 
 of the Sea Coasts and Islands of. 
 J. Adair, 1703. — Epistola exhorta- 
 toria ad Pacem, 1548, IV. 93. — 
 Exceeding Joyful news from, 1642, 
 
 III. 308. — Expedition into, W. 
 Patten, 1548. — False Brother, or new 
 map of, 1 65 1, II. 543. — ^From, 1641, 
 
 IV. 164. 
 
 Scotland, General Assembly, Act and 
 Overture of, 1652,11. 543. — Acts of, 
 1 649, II. 548. — Answer to the Quaeree, 
 165 1, II. 542. — Brotherly Exhorta- 
 tion, 1649, II. 542. — ^Declaration 
 against a late dangerous and seditious 
 Band, 1646, III. 223. — Declaration 
 
SCOTLAND 
 
 [ 683 ] 
 
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 against the Crosse petition, 1643, IIL 
 222. — ^Declaration and Brotherly ex- 
 hortation, 1647, II. 540. — Declara- 
 tion and exhortation of the, 1648, II. 
 541. — Declaration from the Commis- 
 sion of, 1646, III. 223; 1648,11. 
 541, III. 223; 1550, II. 542.— 
 Declaration of Lords of the Secret 
 Council and of the, 1642, II. 539. — 
 Directions concerning Secret and 
 Private Worship, 1647, II. 541. — 
 Humble Eepresentation of Commis- 
 sioners of, 1648, II. 541. — Humble 
 Vindication of the Commissioners, 
 1648, II. 541. — Letter from the 
 Commissioners of, 1699, ■'•-'■• 545- — 
 Petition of Commissioners, 1642, II. 
 539; 1643,111. 222. — Protestation 
 given by Dissenting Brethren to, 
 1652, II. 543. Answer, 1653, II. 
 543. — Quseries and Protestation of 
 the Scotch Episcopal Clergy against, 
 1694, II. 545. — Quseries concerning 
 the State of, 1638, III. 222. — 
 Eeasons for a, 1638, III. 222. — 
 Remonstrance of the Commissioners, 
 1643, IL 540; 1651, IL 542.— 
 Seasonable and necessary warning 
 and Declaration, 1649, 1650, II. 542. 
 — Short Eeply to a Declaration, 1650, 
 II. 542. — Solemn and Seasonable 
 Warning to Noblemen, &c., 1645, 
 1646, IL 545. 
 
 Scotland, God save K. Charles : In- 
 formation of public proceedings of 
 S., 1648, II. 541. — Good counsel 
 come from, 1646, IV. 164. — Great 
 Discovery of a Plot in, 1641, III. 
 222. — History of the King's Affairs 
 in, 1647, L 495 ; 1649, IL 542.— 
 History of. H. Boeee, n.d. ; R. Bur- 
 ton, 1685 ; G.Buchanan, 1582 ; Wm. 
 Drummond, 1655 ; Roh. Johnston, 
 1646; Roh. Lindsay, 1728; Rich. 
 Watson, 1657. — Illustrated. Sir R. 
 Sibbald, 1684. — Informations, or 
 Protestation and a Treatise from, 
 1608, II. 538. — Intentions of the 
 Army of, 1640,11. 538. — Interest of, 
 1702, I. 377, 1700, [W. Seton\ — 
 Justification of our Brethren of, 1647, 
 H. 537, IL 541. — Kings of. Brief 
 
 ■ bhronicle of, 1623, H. 536. Genea- 
 logy, in Certain matters composed to- 
 
 gether, [1612], II. 538. — Lamenta- 
 tion of the Commons of, 1572, H. 
 S36. — Lamentation of LadyS., 1572, 
 H. 536. — Late expedition in, 1544, 
 II- 537- — Laws, Statutes, and Con- 
 stitution of, 1579, 1580, 1583, IV. 
 166. — Laws of. Sir Jas.Dalrymple, 
 1693. — League and Covenant, 1643, 
 
 III. 222. — Letter from the Nobility, 
 Barons, and Commons of, 1703, IV. 
 94, — Letter of the Officers of the 
 Army in, 1659, III. 224. — Lively 
 characterof some pretending Grandees 
 of, 1659, III. 224. — Memorial about 
 Commission for visiting Schools, &c., 
 1704, IV. 94. — Memorials concern- 
 ing the Disorders of the Highlands, 
 1703, IV. 93. — Mercurius Caledo- 
 nius : Affairs now in agitation in, 
 1 66 1, II. 543. — Mercurius Scoticus, 
 or True Character of Affairs in, 165 1, 
 II. 543. — Miserable State of : Sir A. 
 Murray's Life and Death, 1740. — 
 Modern Account of. Jas. Howell, 
 1679. — Mourning. R. Pittilloh,i6^g. 
 — Narrative of the reception of their 
 Eoyal Highnesses in, 1680, II. 544. 
 — National Assembly of, 1641, I. 
 376. — News from, 1641, I. 376; 
 1592, [W. Fianl- — Ordinance of Par- 
 don and Grace to the People of, 1654, 
 
 II. 543. — Parliament: Acts, 1567, 
 
 IV. i6s; 1568, IV. 94; 1575, in. 
 226, IV. 165 ; 1579, IIL 226 ; 1582, 
 IV. 94; 1612, 1633, 1641, 1644, 
 1646, 1647, 1648, 1649, IL 547; 
 1613, 1641, III. 226; of 6th Oct. 
 1648, Explanation of. III. 223. Acts 
 and Coijstitutions, 1565, IV. 94; 
 1566, IL 546; 1573, IV. 165; 1575. 
 IV. 166 : New Acts and C, 1541, 
 
 III. 225. Acts and Laws, 1597, 
 1674, II. 547, by K. James I. and 
 his successors, 1682, II. 547. Ad- 
 dress signed by the greatest part of 
 the Members, 1689, IV. 93. Answer 
 to Petitions presented from the Synod 
 and Presbyteries, 1648, III. 223. 
 Declaration, 1648, II. 541, III. 223. 
 Declaration of the King, 1585, II. 
 538. Discourse concerning the suc- 
 cess of former Parliaments, 1642, III. 
 222. Dissolution of, Nov. 19, 1641, 
 
 IV. 93. Letter trom a Member to 
 
SCOTLAND 
 
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 SCOTT 
 
 his Electors, 1702, III. 225. Letter 
 to both houses of Parliament, 1647, 
 III. 223. Old Laws and Constitu- 
 tions, 1609, III. 206. Proceedings 
 and Votes of, 1689, I. 377. Procla- 
 mation in favour of Charles II., 1649, 
 III. 224. Resolution of, 1641, I. 
 377. Some thoughts concerning the 
 Affairs of this session, 1700, III. 225. 
 — Petition of the Jfobility, &c., 1642, 
 II. 539. — Pilgrim's Farewell to. W. 
 Lithgow, 16 18. — Preliminaries to the 
 Crown of, 1689, III. 225.^^^cla- 
 mation against the HomelffilByLlerers, 
 &c., 1640, 1. 376. — Proclamation con- 
 cerning libellous pamphlets from, 
 1640, II. 539. — Proclamation declar- 
 ing those . . . enter in a warlike 
 manner, to be Eebels, 1639, 1640, 
 
 II. 538. — Proclamation for calling 
 the military on this side of the Tay, 
 1689, IV. 165. — Prodigal's return to. 
 G. Dempster, 1700. — Proper project 
 for Scotland, 1690, III. 225. — Pro- 
 phecies of, 1680, 1718, L 377. — 
 Quserios to the Scots Innovators in 
 Divine Service, 1 7 1 2, II. 546. — Rates 
 of merchandizes for, 161 1, II. 538. — 
 Regalia, Preservation of. Sir J. 
 Ogilvie, 1701. — Remonstrance and 
 Resolution of the Kingdom, 1642, 
 
 III. 308. — Representation, &c., of 
 divers ^Ministers, ifec, 1652, II. 543. 
 — Rerum nuper in Regno Scotise 
 Gestarum Hist. Peter Du Moulin, 
 1 641. — Rode into. T. Churchyard's 
 Chippes, 1575. — Royal Burghs of. 
 A. Skene, 1685. — Short Compend or 
 description of Rebels in, 1681, II. 
 544. — Short Declaration of the King- 
 dom of, 1643, II- 540- — Strange 
 News from, 1647, H. 537. — Treason 
 and rebellion against their native 
 country justly rewarded, 1646, III. 
 223. — True account of the Rising of 
 the Rebels in the West of, 1679. 
 Further and more particular account, 
 1679, III. 224. — True petition of 
 the entire body of the Kingdom of, 
 1642, II. 539. — True relation of in- 
 human cruelty by the Rebels in, 1679, 
 III. 224. — Word of Advertisement 
 and Advice to the Godly in, 1651, 
 IIL 224. 
 
 Scotland's Affairs, Some particular mat- 
 ter of fact, relating to, II. 543.— 
 Grown, Superiority and direct do- 
 minion of the Crown of England over, 
 W. Attwood, 1704. — encouragement, 
 H. 527, I. 377. — good wishes, 1682, 
 II. 544. — lament for their misfortune, 
 [1700], II. 225. — miseries, Causes 
 of, 1700, II. 545. — mourning. R. 
 Fittilloh, 1659. — present duty, 1700, 
 II. 687. — public acknowledgement of 
 God's just judgement, 1646, II. 540. 
 — sovereignty asserted. Sir T. Graig, 
 1695. — tears. W. Lithgow, [1625]. 
 — triumph over Rome, H. 537. Part 
 2, [1640], H. 537. — welcome. M. 
 Masse, 1603. 
 
 Scoto Anglo, Apologia pro. A. S. 
 Franciscus Angelus, 1656. — Britan- 
 nicus. D. D., 1607, H. 136. 
 
 Scotorum, De origine moribus et rebus 
 gestis. J. Lesley, 1675. — Defensio 
 Antiquitatis regalis. Sir G. Mac- 
 kenzie, 1689. — Menologium. T. 
 Dempster, 1622. — Scriptorum nomen- 
 clatura. T. Dempster, 1622. 
 
 Scotos, De jure Regni apud. G. 
 Buchanan, 1579. 
 
 Scots' Apostacy. John Cleveland, 1646. 
 — Chronicles, Abridgement of. /. 
 Monipennie, 16 12. — Declaration, 
 1641, II. 539. Declaration in An- 
 swer, 1642, II. 451. — design dis- 
 covered. W. Fiennes, 1654. — Eng-i 
 land's complaint against the. W. 
 Saltonstcdl, 1640. — figaries. /. 
 Tatham, 1652. — Pedlar. A.Brome, 
 1 64 1 . — resolution concerning this 
 present Expedition, 1642, IIL 308. 
 — Scout's Discovery, 1642, H. 536, 
 11. 539. By D. Lupton, 1642, H. 
 357. — Scout's Second Discovery, 
 1642,11.539. — Songs. B.Bremner, 
 n.d. ■ 
 
 Scott, Anne, Duchess of Monmouth. 
 The Petticoat Club, III. 309. 
 
 Scott, Edmund. Discourse of the East 
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 Scott, Geo., gent. Memoirs of Sir Jas, 
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 Scott, Geo., W. Scott's Essay of Drapery, 
 1635, ded. to. 
 
 Scott, Jas., Duke of Monmouth. Lettei 
 to a Personof Honour, [i 680], II. 7 15. 
 
SOOTT 
 
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 SCULLER 
 
 ' Soott, Sir John, J. Mason's Newfound- 
 land, 1620, ded. to. 
 Scott, John. In Eegis Jacobi VI. e 
 
 Scotia, &c., 1619, H. 538. 
 Scott, Lady. Epitaph by G. Wither, 
 
 n.d. 
 Scott, P. Atheism dismantled, 1622, 
 
 II. 548.— Tillage of Light, 1623, IL 
 
 548. Comp. Scot. 
 Scott, Eob,, Bookseller, 1681, II. 248. 
 
 — Catalogus librorum, 1687-8, III. 
 
 226. Comp. B. Scot. 
 Scott, Eomoald. Summarium Eati- 
 
 onum, 1627, II. 548. 
 Scott, Thos. Eobert, Earl of Essex, his 
 
 Ghost, 1624, III. 226. 
 Scott, Thos., Apprehension of, 1660, 
 
 H. 538. 
 Scott, Thos. The Mock Marriage, 1 696, 
 
 IL 548. 
 Scott, Wm. Essay of Drapery, 1635, 
 
 H. 538. 
 Scott, Wm. Contributed to Vita et 
 
 Obitus Hen. et Car. Brandoni, 
 
 1551- 
 
 Scottish Army near Dunbar, True rela- 
 tion of the routing of, 1650, H. 537. — 
 Armour, Ungirding of. John Corbet, 
 1639.— Church, History of. D. Cal- 
 derwood, 1680. — Contract, H. 537. — 
 Heroes. J. Johnston, 1603. — King, 
 Ballad of. J. Skelton, 151 3. — Kings, 
 Theatre of. Alex. Gardyne, 1 'jog. — 
 Kings, Genealogy of. Certain Mat- 
 ters composed together, 16 12, II. 538. 
 — lass her resolute chusing, &c., 
 [1640], H. 536. — papists, Unnatural 
 and Traiterous Conspiracy of. Geo. 
 Ker, 1593. — politicke presbyter, 1647, 
 H. 537. — proverbs. Dav. Ferguson. 
 —song, A New, 1578-9, IL 537.— 
 soldier. G. Lauder, 162 9. — Worthies. 
 Alex. Gardyne, n.d. 
 
 Scourge for paper persecutors. John 
 Davies, 1624. — of Corruption. A. 
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 -Scowrers, The. Thos. Shadwell, 1691. 
 
 Scribanius, Carolus. Eeply to lApsius, 
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 Sciinia Eeserata. John Haclcet, 1693. 
 
 Scriptoria, Ars. P. Gery, n.d. 
 
 Scripture, Certain observations on texts 
 ]\ at T. M., 1648, IIL 151.— Com- 
 monplaces of. Erasmus, 1538. — 
 
 Concent of. H. Broughton, 1596.— 
 Concord of. V. Powell, 1647. — Ex- 
 hortation to diligent Study of. Eras- 
 mus, 1529. — Four Stories of, 1560-1, 
 II. 528. — in English, Showing how 
 we ought to have our, 1530, III. 226. 
 — Pithy, and most notable sayings of. 
 T. Paynell, 1550. — Scope of the. H. 
 Vesey, 1639. — Short pathway to right 
 understanding of. H. Zwinglius, 
 1550. — should be in English, Dis- 
 course whether it be expedient that. 
 H. Stalbridge, 1554. — Sum of, 1528, 
 1548, II. 548. — Ten certain places 
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 1504-S. II. 548, 
 
 Scriptures, Compendious tractive con- 
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 Scroggs, SirWm. Speech, 1676, 1679, 
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 E. Green and others, 167I, II. 
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 Scroope, Col. Victory against the 
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 and in Prince Charles sailing from 
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 — Speeches and Prayers, 1660, H. 
 
 95- 
 Scroope, Sir Chas., Sir G. Etherege's 
 
 Man of Mode, 1676, ded. to._ 
 Scudamore, Sir Jas., Description of a 
 
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 Sixty-six admonitory chapters, 1638. 
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 Magnse Brit. Auster Iknographicus, 
 
 1637 ; W. Higford's Institution of 
 
 a Gentleman, 1660, ded. to. 
 Scudery, M. de. Conversations on 
 
 several Subjects, 1683, II. 171. 
 Scudery, G. de. Almahide, 1677, IL 
 
 171. — Artamenes, 1653-4-5, H. 538, 
 
 I. 689.— Clelia, 1659, 1678, H. 538, 
 
 II. 689. — Ibrahim, 1652, H. 538, 
 
 III. 63. — Les Femmes Illustres, 
 1681, IL 171. — Curia Politiae, 1673, 
 II. 171. — Translated Manzinie's 
 Academical Discourses, II. 381. 
 
 Sculler, The. John Taylor, 161 2. 
 
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 Sculptura. J. Evelyn, 1662. 
 
 Scute, C. Prognostication, 1544, III, 
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 Scutum Eegale. Q. Bonde, 1660. 
 
 Sea Atlas, 1670, II. 19. — Coasts of, 
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 Dominion of the. /. Selden, 1652 ; 
 Sir P. Medoios, 1689. — Ebbing and 
 flowing of the. E. Bradshaw, 1649. 
 — Joyful News from the, 1642, III. 
 309. — of the Seeds' sufferings. /. 
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 W. Bourne, 1584. — Eough draught 
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 1689. — Strange and terrible news 
 from, 1678, I. 378. 
 
 Sea-fight, A second bloody, 1639, II. 
 549. — between Capt. Ward and the 
 Eainbow, H. 541. — between the 
 ' Dolphin ' and a Turkish Man of 
 War, 1617, H. 539, III. 227. — 
 between East India Ships and four 
 Portuguese, 1622, III. 227, — ^between 
 the English and Dutch, 1652, H. 278, 
 
 II. 550. — between the English Elect 
 and the United Netherlands, 1666, 
 H. 540. — between Hollanders and 
 Spaniards, 1639, II. 540 ; 1640, III. 
 227.— between Spaniards and Eng- 
 lish, 1621, III. 229. — Famous. John 
 Taylor, 1627. — Great Fight between 
 English, French, Dutch, and Portu- 
 gals, 1 65 1, II. 550. — in Eoad of 
 Gibraltar, 1590, II. 549. — in Eoad 
 of Tittawan in Barbary. John Tay- 
 lor, 1636. — Lamentable relation or 
 second fearful, 1639, II. 549. — 
 Memorable. Peter White, 1649. — 
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 E. Stephens, 1690. — Terrible, 1640, 
 
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 great, 1653, III. 227. — ^Two famous, 
 1639, H. 539, III. 227. — with three 
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 Sea Journal, An addition to, 1598, H. 
 538. — Laws, Abridgement of. W. 
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 faithful relation of a wonderful, 
 1 62 1, II. 549. — Piece, A poetical, 
 
 1633, H. 539. — water. Poem on 
 making, fresh. E. Arwaker, 1686. — 
 water, New experiments for making, 
 fresh, 1683, II. 550. — Wonderful 
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 Seabright, Solomon, T. Jordan's Wit 
 in a Wilderness, ded. to. 
 
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 — School of Vertue, 1557, H. 541 ; 
 1588, H. 541, L 378 ; 1620, [1625], 
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 — School of Vertue and Book of Good 
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 Seaman, Mr., and others, H.M.'s An- 
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 welcom to soldiers for Drake and 
 Hawkins, 1595, II. 565. — happy 
 return to his love, H. 541. — kaleudar. 
 John Tappe, 1602. — leave taken of 
 his sweetest Margery, H. 540, — 
 — secrets, 1594, II. 549. — song of 
 Capt. Ward, H. 540. — spiritual 
 companion. W. Balmford, 1678. — 
 —triumph, 1592, H. 538. — victory, 
 H. 541. 
 
 Seamen and Soldiers' last farewell to 
 their dearest Jewels, H. 540. — 
 Declaration of the Officers and Com- 
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 Humble Petition of, 1659, III. 227. 
 — Proclamation prohibiting, from 
 serving foreign Princes, 1661, II. 
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 for Increasing, 1703, III. 160. 
 
 Seamer [Seymour], Sir Hen., T. Hill's 
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 SEGAB 
 
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 Seat, Richard, Bookseller, Carlisle, 1656, 
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 Seaton, Gregory, Bookseller, under Al- 
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 Seaton, Sam. , True Account of dreadful 
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 Sebastian, Don. John Dryden, 1690. 
 
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 Secchi, N. Self Interest, 1650, I. 378. 
 
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 Love. J. Dryden, 1668. — Miracles 
 of Nature. L. Leminius, 1658. — 
 Service, Memoirs of. Matthew Smith, 
 1699. — works of a Cruel People, 
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 Secretary, English. Angel Day, 1586. 
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 of Estates' Place, State and dignity 
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 Secretary's Guide completed, The 
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 1652, IV. 99. 
 
 Secrets, Book of, 1596, H. 116.— Com- 
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 Wecher, 1660. — Precious Treasury 
 
 ■ of. La Fountaine, 1649 ; F. Dick- 
 
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 Sector, Description and Use of the. 
 E. Gunter, 1624. — Making and Use 
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 Sects and opinions in England, Cata- 
 logue of, 1646-7, I. 379. — and 
 Orders, 'The original and spring of 
 all, n.d., IV. 95. — in London, Dis- 
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 risms in Q. Donatui Anima Astro- 
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 281; 1667, I. 416, III. 14; 1671, 
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 Paul's Churchyard, 1619, H. 571, 1. 
 257; 1623, H. 453,11. 442,111. 35 ; 
 1624, H.i; 1625,1.27,356; 1626, 
 H. 657; 1627,1.153; 1628, H. 194, 
 II. 216; 1629, H. 17, 34,1. 163,47s, 
 
 II. 42; 1630, H. 113, 502; 1631, 
 H. 268, I. 122, 458, III. 79; 1632, 
 H. 657, I. 16, II. 650; 1633, H. 
 126, I. 131, 284, II. 702 ; 1634, II. 
 693, H. 71 ; 163s, H. 544, 680; 
 
 1636, I. 240, II. 37, 216, H. 126; 
 
 1637, I. 105, 112; 1638, H. 308, I. 
 
 105, 164; 1646, I. 148; 1647, I. 
 
 157. 458; 1648, I. 458, n. 699; 
 1650,11.310; 1651,1.103,11.166; 
 
 1652, H. 36, I. 255, 477; 1655, I. 
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 tagmata, 1680, 11. 551. — History of 
 Tithes, 1 618, II. 551. Animadver- 
 sions, by R. Tillesley, 16 19. — Jani 
 Anglorum Facias Altera, 1610, IL 
 550. — Mare Clausum, 1636, A. 270; 
 1663, in. 228. — Office of Lord 
 Chancellor, 167 1, II, 551. — Opera 
 Omnia, 1726, IV. 95.: — Privileges of 
 the Baronetage of England, 1642, II. 
 
 551.— Table Talk, 1688, L 378.— 
 —The Duello, 1610, II. 551.— Titles 
 of Honor, 1614, 1631, 1672, IL 551. 
 —Tracts, 1683, IL 551.— Two sums 
 of Ralph de Hengham : in Sir_ J. 
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 Anglise, 1672. — Edited Eadmeri 
 HistorisB, 1623, IV. 35.— Epistle in 
 H. ViwxmXs Discovery of Errors,; 
 1622. — Poem in W. Brovme's Bri;' 
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SEBGIEB 
 
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 1574, n. 53, A. 263; 1575, H. 180, 
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 Sheffard, Wm., Bookseller in Pope's- 
 head Alley, 1621, I. 170, 283; 1622, 
 H. 428, II. 247, 685, III. 60, 174, 
 175.176,227; 1623, IIL 85; 1625, 
 IL 686 ; 1626, I. 277 ; 1627, H. 77, 
 
 II- 57°- 
 
 Sheffield, Edm., Lord, W. Orashaio's 
 Italian Convert, 1655 ; /. Feme's 
 Blazon of Gentry, 1586, ded. to. 
 
 Sheffield, Lady Douglas, Breton's Hand- 
 ful of fragrant flowers, 1575; A. 
 Munday's Pain of Pleasure, 1580, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Sheffield -Soo/cseZZe?' .• K Simmons,i702. 
 
 Sheldon, Edw. Translated F. Verm's 
 Rule of Catholick Faith, 1660. 
 
 Sheldon, Edw., Testament of Wm. Bel, 
 1632, ded. to. 
 
 Sheldon, Sir Jos., Lord Mayor. Thos. 
 Jordan's Triumphs of London, 1675. 
 
 Sheldon, Gilbert, Archbishop. Portrait 
 in R. Atkyns' Printing, 1664. — M. 
 Carver's Terrestrial Paradise, 1666. 
 Catalogus Imp. Lib. Biblioth. Bod- 
 leianse, Hyde, 1674. S. Herne'sDo- 
 mus Carthusiana, 1677. W. Walker's 
 Dictionary of Latin and English 
 Idioms, 1670. T. Willis, Cerebri 
 Anatome, 1664; De Anima Bruto- 
 rum, 1664. R. Thoroton's Antiqui- 
 ties of Nottinghamshire, 1677, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Sheldrake, John, Bookseller, 1590, H. 
 625. 
 
 Shell, Geo., BooJcseller, Stone-Gutter 
 Street, SJioe Lane, 1683, I. 454- 
 
SCHELLENBUBGH 
 
 [ 694 ] 
 
 SHEBBUBNE 
 
 Schellenburgh and Blenheim, Poem on 
 the Victories of. /. Oldmixon, 1704. 
 
 Shelley, G. Natural writing in all 
 hands, [1720], II. 555. 
 
 Shelly, Hen. P. Bland's Koyal Posi- 
 tion, 1642. 
 
 Shelton, Thos. Verses in R. Verstegan's 
 Decayed Intelligence, 1605. — Trans- 
 lated Cervantes' Don Quixote, 161 2. 
 
 Shelton, Thos. Art of Short-writing, 
 1684, II. 556. — Centre of Similies, 
 1640,111. 231.- — Tachygraph}', 1641, 
 n. 555 ; 1691, III. 309. — Zeiglo- 
 graphia, 1650, II. 555; 1659, III. 
 231. 
 
 Shenton, F. True relation of a noto- 
 rious cheater, 1663, I. 381. • 
 
 Shepheard, Fleetwood. See Sheppard. 
 
 Shepherd, F., Bookseller, 1682, III. 243. 
 
 Shepherd, Hen., Bookseller, Bible, Chan- 
 cery Lane, 1637, H. 374; 1638, II. 
 222, 282; 1639, I. 164; 1641, II. 
 302 ; 1646, H. 396. 
 
 Shepherd, John, Bookseller, 1577, II. 
 
 325- 
 Shepherd, Thos. Spiritual Songs, 1735, 
 
 I. 381. 
 Shepherd, Affectionate. E. Barnfield, 
 
 1594- 
 Shepherd and the King, H. 553. 
 Shepherd, Extravagant. T. Oorneille, 
 
 1654; C. Sorel, 1653.— Good. Tli. 
 
 Beard, 1597. — hay shepherd hee, 
 
 1614-15, III. 556. — Mournful, H. 
 
 553.— of SionhiU, Jolly, 1586, III. 
 
 556. — Passionate. N. Breton, 1604. 
 
 — Strange dream of a, 1578, III. 556. 
 Shepherd's Calendar. E. Spenser, 1579. 
 
 — Calendar, 1503, H. 553, I. 382 ; 
 
 Notary, n.d., [1502], H. 553, I. 382 ; 
 
 n.d., [Pynson?], H. 553; 1506, H. 
 
 553,1. 382; 1508, H. 553, II. 556; 
 
 1510,111.231; 1528, H. 553; 1556, 
 
 H. 553, n. 556; 1559, I. 382; 
 
 Waley, n.d., H. 553 ; Este, n.d., H. 
 
 553, n. 556 ; 1604, H. 553. II. 556 ; 
 
 i6ir, I. 382; 1618, H. 553, III. 
 
 309 ; 1631, 1. 382 ; 1656, H. 553, 1. 
 
 382 ; Passinger, n.d., H. 553 ; ISTorris, 
 
 n.d., I. 382 ; Milbourne, n.d., IV. 
 
 167. — Complaint. John Dickenson, 
 
 n.d. — Garland. M. Draijton, 1593. 
 
 —Garland, n.d., I. 382.— Garland of 
 
 Love, n.d., H. 220; 1682, I. 382. — 
 
 holiday. Sir Wm. Denny, 1651; 
 Jos. Butter, 1635. — hunting. Geo. 
 Wither, 1615. — lamentation, n.d.,Tl. 
 553; 1612, II. 556. —legacy. /. 
 Claridge, 1670. — Of the noble anti- 
 quity of. John Taylor, 1624. — 
 oracle. F. Qvarles, 1644. — paradise. 
 Hon. Walter Montague, 1659. — Pipe. 
 Wm. Browne, 16 14. — prattle, 1594-5, 
 
 II. 556. — prognostication for the 
 weather, 1673, H. 553. — star. Thos. 
 Bradshaio, 1591. — tales. B. Broth- • 
 waite, 162 1. 
 
 Shepherdess, The faithfuU, John Flet- 
 cher, n.d. — The Illustrious, /. P. 
 de Montalvan, n.d. 
 
 Shepherdess' Song before Queen Anne, 
 1613, III. 556. 
 
 Sheppard, Fleetwood, R. Gould's Cor- 
 ruption of the Times, 1693 ; T%. 
 Rydei's Tragedies of the last Age, 
 1692 ; To the Society of Beaux 
 Esprits, 1687, II. 43, ded. to. 
 
 Sheppard, Sam. Amaudus and Soph- 
 ronia, 1650, H. 553. — Committee- 
 man curried, 1647, H. 553, 1. 382. — 
 Epigrams, 1651, H. 553, IV. 95.— 
 Fallacy of Infants' Baptism, 1645, 
 
 III. 231. — False Alarum, 1646, III. 
 231. — God and Mammon, 1646, H. 
 553-— Jo">'ial Crew, 165 1, II. 556.— 
 Parliament Eouted, 1653, H. 554, 
 444; II. 459. — St. George for Eng- 
 land, 1650, H. 554. — The Weepers, 
 165 1, II. 556. — Times displayedi in 
 Six Sestyads, 1646, H. 553. — Year 
 of Jubilee, 1646, H. 553. 
 
 Sheppard, Thos. The Clear Sun-shine 
 of the Gospel, 1648, II. 557. 
 
 Sheppard, Wm., Boolcseller, 1561-2, 
 H. 348 ; 1624, II. 56. 
 
 Shepparde, John, Printer, 1576, II. 39. 
 
 Sherard, Bennet, Lord, Seneca's Thyes- 
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 Sherboume-Castle, Letter of ... re- 
 markable passages about, 1602, IV. 
 19. — Letters . . . Proceedings of 
 Mary Hartford at, 1642, IV. 19. — 
 March 2 . . . deaths of possessors 
 of, 1642, II. 690. — Propositions con- 
 cerning the delivering up of, 1642,^ 
 III. 290. 
 
 Sherburne, Sir Edw. Safmacis, Lyrian, 
 and Sylvia, 1651, H. 554, I. 383.— 
 
SHERBURNE 
 
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 SHIPS 
 
 Translated Manilius, The Sphere, 
 1675 ; Seneca's Answer to Lncilius, 
 1648: Medea, 1648; Tragedies,! 702. 
 — Verses in JElian, His various his- 
 tory, 1665. — OotcZ's Heroical Epistles, 
 trans. Sherburne, 1639 ; E. Phillip's 
 Theatrum Poetarum, 1675, ded. to. 
 Sherburne, John. Translated Ovid's 
 
 Heroical Epistles, 1639. 
 Sherburne, E. F., Seneca's Tragedies, 
 1702, ded. to. 
 
 Sheridan, Mr. Speech after his exa- 
 mination, 1680, II. 557. 
 
 Sheriffs, Brief and exact treatise how, 
 are elected and chosen, 1642, II. 96. 
 — Treatise concerning authority and 
 office of. J. WilJcinson, 1628. 
 
 Sheringham, E. The King's Supre- 
 macy Asserted, 1682, II. 557, IV. 
 167. 
 
 Sherley, Anthony. Witt's New Dial, 
 1604, H. 700, I. 383. — Witt's Scho- 
 lar's prize, 1619-20, II. 653. 
 
 Sherley, Sir Ant., Discourse of the 
 Travels of. W. Parry, 1 601.— Tra- 
 vels into Persia, 16 13, H. 556, and 
 G. Mainwaring. — True Eeport of his 
 Journey to Venice, 1600, 1601, H. 
 556. — Ant. Nixon's Three English 
 Brothers, 1607. /. iJay's Travels of 
 Three English Brothers, 1607. 
 
 Sherley, John, Bookseller, Golden Peli- 
 can, Little Britain, 1644, II. 349; 
 1657, III. 294. 
 
 Sherley, Sir Rob. Ambassage to bigis- 
 mond III., 1609, H. 556. A. Nixon's 
 Three English Brothers, 1607. 
 
 Sherley, Sir Thos. J. Day's Travels of 
 Three English Brothers, 1607. A. 
 Nixon's Three English Brothers, 
 1607. 
 
 Sherrard, E. The Countryman with 
 his household, 1620, II. 557- 
 
 Sherrye, R. Figures of Grammar and 
 Ehetoric, 1555, I- 496- 
 
 Shert, John, and others. Eeport ot 
 
 ^ Execution. A. Munday, 1582. 
 
 S'hertogenbosch [Bois-le-Duc], Journal 
 of passages in and before the town 
 of, 1629, I. 383> ni. 3°\ ^^ ^ 
 
 Sherwin, J. Portrait of J. Norton, 
 in Flaminius, Scholar's Vade Mecum, 
 1674.— Portrait of Sir J. Pettus, in 
 Pettus' Fodinse Eegales, 1670.— 
 
 Plates ill H. Stubbe's Justification of 
 War with the Netherlands, 1672. 
 Sherwin, Ealph, and others. Eeport 
 of death at Tyburne, 1581, H. 73. — 
 Execution: A. Mundhy's Discovery 
 of E. Campion, 1582. Triumph of 
 True Subjects, 1581, H. 180. 
 Sherwood, E. English French Dic- 
 tionary, with R. Cotgrave's Diet, 
 1673. — French Tutor, 1634,111.557. 
 Sherwood, M. Murder of Eich. Hob- 
 son : A True Eeport, 1581, H. 407. 
 Shetland and Orkney Islands. Capt. 
 J. Smith's Trade of Fishing of Great 
 Britain, 1641. 
 Shewynge that faithful promyses ought 
 
 to be kept, 1565-6, II. 30. 
 Shield against the Parthian Dart. /. S., 
 
 1659. 
 Shields, Alex. Elegy upon death of 
 
 Jas. Renwick, 1688, 1690, II. 557. 
 Shifting, Art of shameless, 1580,11. 557. 
 Shilander, C. Chirurgy, 1596, A. 271. 
 Shilling, A. John Taylor, 1622. 
 Shilling, Capt. Andrew, Lamentable 
 Death of, in Eelation of Worthy Sea- 
 fight, 1622, H. 539. 
 Ship, Art of apparelling and fitting any. 
 Hen. Bond, 1663.— of Arms. yS. 
 Brasse, 1653. — of careless conversa- 
 tion, 1579-80, II. 32. — of Fools, 
 Against the, 1567, II. 557-— of Safe- 
 guard. W. Baldwin, 1569. — of Sal- 
 vation, Prayer book intituled, 1591, 
 n. 557. — "Sovereign of the Sea," 
 True Description of, 1637, H. 273. 
 The Commonwealth's Great ship, 
 1653, H. 273. 
 Ship-money, Case of, 1640. II. 557. — 
 Proclamation for levying, 1640, II. 
 ^57. — Speech concerning. 0. St. 
 John, 1640. 
 Shipman, T. Carolina, 1683, 1. 383. — 
 Henry III. of France stabbed by a 
 Fryer, 1687, II. 557. 
 Shipping, The first invention of. btr 
 
 W. Raleigh's Essays, 1650. 
 Ships, Art of apparelling and fitting. 
 Hen. Bond, 1663.— and frigates of 
 England, List of, 1660, I. 383.— 
 Ballad in Praise of the Queen's, 1586, 
 II_ i93._Listof all, of England. J. 
 Ricraft, 1660. — Eelation of the burn- 
 ing and sinking of English, in E. 
 
SHIPTON 
 
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 SHOEMAKER 
 
 Thames, 1654, I. 354. — Keport of 
 the general imbarrement of all Eng- 
 lish, 1585,11. 540. — ■'Sampson,' 'St. 
 George,' and ' St. Salvador,' Narrative 
 of, 1653, H. 540. 
 Shipton, Mother, History of, [1800], 
 1. 383. — Life and Death. Rich. Head,, 
 1677.— Life by T. T., m.d— Pro- 
 phecy, 1641, H. 486; 1685, A. 271. 
 — Prophecies, 1663, H. 487 ; in 
 rive Strange and Wonderful Pro- 
 phecies, I. 344 ; True Copy of Pro- 
 phecies, &c., 1642, I. 258. — Last 
 Prophecies, 1641, I. 383 ; 1644, II. 
 
 715- 
 Shipton, W. Dia, 1659, H. 554. 
 
 Shipwreck, Safeguard from.' J. P., 
 1618. 
 
 Shipwrights, Orders by the Master, 
 Wardens, and Assistants of the Com- 
 pany of, 1621, H. 539. 
 
 Shir ha Shirim. J. Lloyd, 1682. 
 
 Shirley, Lady Dorothy, J as. Shirley's 
 Changes, 1632, ded. to. 
 
 Shirley, Hen. Giraldo the constant 
 Lover, 1653, H. 554. — The Battaile, 
 H. 554.— The Martyr'd Soldier, 1638, 
 
 H. 554, I- 383- 
 Shirley, Jas. Arcadia, 1640, H. 555, 
 I. 385. — Bird in a Cage, 1633, H. 
 
 554, I. 384. — Constant Maid, 1640, 
 H. 555, I. 385. — Contention for 
 Honour and Riches, 1633, H. 554. — 
 Contention of Ajax and Ulysses 
 [1659], H. 555, L 386.— Cupid and 
 Death, 1653, H. 555, L 385 ; 1659, 
 H. 555.— Eocho, 1618, H. 555, IL 
 557 . — Gentleman of Venice, 1 65 5, H. 
 
 555, I. 386. — Gentleman of Venice, 
 and The Politician, 1655, I. 386. — 
 Grammar War, i635,H.555. — Gram- 
 matica Anglo-Latina, 165 1, 1654, H. 
 555. — Grateful Servant, 1630, 1637, 
 H. 554, L 383; w.fZ., IL 554.— Hono- 
 riaandMammon, 1659, H. 554,1. 386; 
 n.d., II. 558. — Humorous Courtier, 
 1640, H. 555, L 385.— Hyde Park, 
 i637> H. 554, I. 384.— Lady of 
 Pleasure, 1637, H. 554, I. 384.— 
 Love will find out the way, 1661, H. 
 SSS> II. 558.— Love's cruelty, 1640, 
 H. 555, I. 385. — Love's tricks, 1667, 
 H. 554, II. 557. — Maid's Eevenge, 
 1639, H. 555, L 385.— Manuductio, 
 
 1660, L 386.— Poems, 1646, H. 555. 
 — Eudimentsof Grammar, 1656, 1660, 
 H. 555.— Saint Patrick for Ireland, 
 1640, H. 555, L 385. — School of 
 •Complement, 1631, H. 5S4> I- 384; 
 
 1637, IL 557. — Six new plays, 1653, 
 H- S5S.I- 385,n. 558.— The Changes, 
 1632, H. 554, L 384 ; 1633 and 1637, 
 H, 554. — The Coronation, 1640, H. 
 S55> I- 385.— The Duke's Mistris, 
 
 1638, H. 554, 1. 384.— The Example,! 
 1637, H. 554, L 384. — The Gamester,;! 
 
 1637, H. 554, L 384.— The General,;! 
 H. 555. — The Opportunity, 1640, Hs, 
 555, I- 385- — The Politician, 1655, 
 H. 555, L 386.— The Eoyal Master, 
 
 1638, H. 554, L 384.— The Traitor, 
 1635, H. 554, L 384; 1638, H. 554. 
 —The Wedding, 1629, 1633, H. 554," 
 L 383; 1660, H. 554.— Triumph of 
 Peace, 1633, H. 554, L 384.— Tw(| 
 Plays, 1657, 1. 385. — Via ad Latinam. 
 Linguam Complanata, 1649, H. 555. 
 —Witty fair one, 1633, H. 554, I. 
 384. — Young Admiral, 1637, H. 554, 
 I. 384. — Preface in The Shepherd's 
 Kalendar, n.d., IV. 167. — Verses in 
 ^sop's Fables, by J. Ogilby, 1637; 
 E. Brome's Jovial Crew, 1652 ; W. 
 Colman's La Dance Machabre, 1633; 
 /. HalVs Horas Vacivse, 1646 ; P. 
 Massinger's Eenegado, 1630 ; C. 
 Ravis' General Grammar, 1650; 
 Seneca's Hippolitus, 165 1 ; T. Start- 
 ley's Poems, 1647 ; Stella meridiana 
 Caroli II. , 1661 ; Windsor Drollery, 
 1672. — and G. Chapman. The Ball, 
 
 1639, H. 83, 1. 76. Chabot, Admiral 
 of France, 1639, H. 83, I. 76. 
 
 Shirley, John. Accomplished Ladyls 
 Eich Closet of Rarities, 1687, 169-, 
 III. 231 ; 1696, IV. 95. — EcclesiastiT 
 cal History Epitomized, 1682, 1. 386. 
 — Great Britain's Glory : History of 
 Prince Arthur, IV. 4. — History of 
 Amadis of Gaul, 1702, III. 277.—: 
 History of Guy, Earl of Warwick, 
 i68r, I. 386. — Illustrious History of 
 Women, 1686, III. 231. — Triumph 
 of Wit, 1688, H. 555; 1702, 1712, 
 1724, I. 386. — Preface to Eeynard 
 the Fox, 1 681, IL 517. 
 
 Shoemaker a Gentleman. W. Rowley, 
 1638. 
 
SHOEMAKEB'S 
 
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 SHREWSBURY 
 
 Shoemaker's Glory, [1690], I. 181. T. 
 Deloney, w.c?.— Holiday. T. Decker, 
 1600. 
 Shoemaking. Delightful, princely and 
 entertaining history of the Gentle 
 Craft, 1725, I. 181.— Pleasant and 
 princely history of the Gentle Craft, 
 [1700], I. 181. 
 Shone, Shinkin ap. The Honest Welch 
 
 Cohler, 1647, H. 638. 
 Shooting, Art of. R. Ascham's Toxo- 
 philus; Wm. Bourne, i^St ; N.Tar- 
 taglia, 1588.— of the gun at the 
 court. Ballad declaring the dangerous, 
 1579, H. 180. 
 Shore, Jane, History of, w.t?., H. 556. — 
 Life and Character. Thos Roioe, 
 1714- — Life and Death, 1714, L 387. 
 — "Woeful Complaint of, Coles, 
 n.d. ; W. 0., n.d., H. 556.— Dialogue 
 of D. of C. and the D. of P. at the 
 meeting in Paris of the Ghost of, II 
 175. — and others. The Unfortunate 
 Concubines, 1708, L 96. 
 Shoreditch, Duke of, Eemembrance of 
 the shooting of the. W. M., 1583. 
 — The Duke of, or Barlow's Ghost, 
 [1700], IL 365. 
 Shoreditch, Terrible and Strange news 
 from, 1674, H. 419 ; 1678, IIL 146. 
 Shorleyker, Rich., Printer at the Fal- 
 con, Shoe Lane, 1624, IIL 169; 
 1632, and n.d., H. 447. 
 Short, E., Printer at the Star, Bread 
 
 Street hill, [1603], H. 151. 
 Short, J. Soliloquies Theological, 1 64 1 , 
 
 H. 556, IL 558. 
 Short, Jas. and J. Lichfield, Printers, 
 
 Oxford, 1618, H. 9 ; 1619, III. 5. 
 Short, John, R. Turner's Garland of a 
 
 Green Wit, n.d., ded. to. 
 Short, Peter, Printer, 1593, II. 261; 
 1594, H. 423, 425, 426, 461, 467, 
 587, 590, 682, L 308, IL 14, 494, 
 570, IIL 306; 159s, H. 138, 220, 
 245, 288, 415, 507, I. 116, 169, II. 
 314, 478, 698; 1596, H. 467, L 
 333; 1597. H. 163, 402, 590, 619, L 
 227, IL 225, 277, 406; 1598, H. 
 138, 171, 192, 389, 495, L 289, IL 
 509, IIL 219, IV. 48; 1599, H. 80, 
 171, 619, I. 123, II. 80, 160, 248; 
 1600, H. 201, 355, 478, IL 191, 675, 
 250,413,10. 8, IV. 55; i6oi,H. S19, 
 
 I- 333. IV. 55; 1602, L 88, 381, I 
 483, IL 322, IV. 39 ; 1603, IL 478, 
 H. 163 ; n.d., H. 462, IL 478. 
 Short, Peter, and R. Yardley, Printers, 
 
 1590 to 1593. See Yardley. 
 Short, R. Peri Hydroposias, 1656, I. 
 
 387- 
 Short dull remarks upon the long dull 
 Essay upon Poetry, 1683, IIL 210. 
 —rule to good life. R. Southwell, 
 n.d. — way to a lasting Settlement^ 
 1683, IL 117. 
 Shorter, Sir John, Lord Mayor. Lon- 
 don's Triumph, by M. Taubman, 
 1687. 
 Shorter, Sam., Boolcseller at Great 
 North Door of St. Paul's, 1598, II. 
 289. 
 Shorthand. Art of Short writing. 21 
 Shelton, 1684 ; T. Metcalfe, 1652. 
 — Pen's Dexterity, or Art of Short 
 writing. J. Rich, 1659. — Tachy- 
 grapliy, or Short Writing. T. Shel^ 
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 Shorthand, ISible in. J. Rich, 1660. 
 Short-writing. See Shorthand. 
 Shower, J. Practical Reflections ou 
 the late Earthquakes, 1692, II. 558. 
 Shrew, The cruel, H. 675. 
 Shrewsbury, Anne, Countess of, iV. 
 
 Cross, Cynosura, 1670, ded. to. 
 Shrewsbury, Countess of,. Elegy on. 
 
 J. Grouch, 1657. 
 Shrewsbury, Chas., Earl of, T. Shad- 
 well's Amorous Bigotte, 1690, ded. to. 
 Shrewsbury, Earl of, Elegy on, in W. 
 
 Colman's Dance Machabre, 1633. 
 Shrewsbury, Edw., Earl of. Anagram 
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 Shrewsbury, Eliz., Countess of. Epitaphs 
 
 on, 1567, H. 556. 
 Shrewsbury, Francis, Earl of, and 
 others. Copy of Letter by John Brad- 
 ford to, 1555, L 46. 
 Shrewsbury, Geo., Earl of, /. Jones, 
 Bathes of Buxton, 1572, and Dis^ 
 course of natural beginning, &c.,i574, 
 ded. to. 
 Shrewsbury, Gilbert, Earl of. Sir T. 
 Goclaxine's Hunting, 1591; W. The- 
 lin's Archaioplutos, 1592, ded. to. 
 Shrewsbury, W., Bookseller, Bible, 
 
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 Duck Lane, 1675, H. 659 ; 1677, II. 
 265; 1682, I. 412; 169s, III. 103. 
 
 Shrewsbury, Bloody news from, 1673, 
 H. 556. — Encomium Salopise. E. 
 Thome, 1615. — H.M.'s Speech at, 
 1642, H. 556. — Joyful and welcome 
 news from, 1642, II. 558. — Letter 
 from, 1659-60, IV. 96. 
 
 Shrewsbury Printers. Eob. Barker, 
 1642 ; J. Eddowes and J. Cotton, 
 175s; S. Pryse, 1777. 
 
 Shropshire, Trial and condemnation of 
 the bloody servant for murder in, 
 1674, I. 387. — True Relation of Pro- 
 ceedings of H.M.'s Army in, 1642, 
 IV. 19. 
 
 Shrove Tuesday Banquet sent in to the 
 Bishops in the Tower, 1641, H. 336, 
 II. 36. — Tuesday, Earnest Address 
 concerning Recreations on, IV. i. 
 
 Shuffling, Cutting, and Dealing. Hen. 
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 in a game of Picquet, 1659, H. 117, 
 I. no, II. 150. 
 
 ShufEhall, alias Idsall, Lamentable 
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 Shurley, John. Delightful History of 
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 Translated Honour of Chivalry, 1683, 
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 Shute, John. First and chief grounds 
 of Architecture, 1563, III. 232. — 
 Translated A. Cambine's Commenta- 
 ries, 1562. 
 
 Shute, John, Wofull lamentacion of, 
 1612, II. 173. 
 
 Shute, W. Translated T. De Fougasses' 
 State of Venice, 1 6 1 2 ; The Triumphs 
 of Nassau, 1613, IV. 73. 
 
 Siam, Full and True Relation of Revolu- 
 tion in, 1690, III. 232. — Historical 
 Relation of. De La Loubere, 1693. 
 — Relation of Voyage to, by Six 
 Jesuits, 1688, I. 387. — True descrip- 
 tion of. F. Caron and J. Schosten, 
 1665. 
 
 Sibbald, Dr., and others. Speeches of 
 Duke Hamilton and others, 1649, II. 
 136. 
 
 Sibbald, Sir R. Auctarium Mussei 
 Balfouriani, 1697, IV. 96. — Dis- 
 putatio Medica, 1661, IV. 96. — His- 
 tory of the Sheriffdoms of Fife and 
 
 Kinross, 17 10, IV. 96.— ^Memoria 
 Balfoiiriana, 1699, II. 558.— Nuncius ' 
 Scoto-Britannus, 1683, IV. 96. — 
 Phalainologia Nova, 1692, IV. 96. 
 — Scotia Illustrata, 1684, III. 232. 
 — Scotland Illustrated, 1684, IV. 
 96. — and others. Petition to H.M.'s 
 High Commissioner, III. 65. — Edited 
 De gestis ill. herois Gulielmi Vallas 
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 lace's Islands of Orkney, 1693, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Siberch, John, Printer, Cambridge, | 
 
 , 1521, in. 92, IL 369. I 
 
 Sibylla, Oracles of : in John Napier's || 
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 Sibyls, Treatise of. Dav. Blondell, 
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 Sicilian Tyrant, The. R. Perrinchief, J 
 1676. 
 
 Sicelides. Ph. Fletcher, 1631. 
 
 Sicily, Account of the late terrible 
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 Naples, or the fatal union. S. Har- 
 ding, 1640. 
 
 Sick, in grave I would I were, 1579, 
 II. 568. — Storehouse or Treasury for 
 the. G. Huberine, 1578. 
 
 Sickness, Bullein's Bulwark of defence 
 against, 1576. 
 
 Sictor, J. Chronometra, 1646, 1. 387. 
 — Elegy on the death of Ralph Free- 
 man, 1634, II. 359. — Epicedion in 
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 Epithalamium Auriaco-Britannicum 
 illust. Fred. Hen. cum Maria nup.jl 
 
 1641, H. 557. — Lachrymse reipublicae 
 Londinensis, 1635, H. 556. — Panegy- 
 ricon inaug. hon. et amplissimi domini 
 Prsetoris Eegii, 1637, H. 557. — Pro- 
 phylacticum IJrbis Londinensis, H. 
 557. — Verses in Payne Fisher's Mar- 
 ston Moor, 1650. 
 
 Sidley, Sir Chas., J. Oroime's Henry 
 VI., part I, 167s ; W. Joyner's 
 Roman Empress, 1677, ded. to. 
 Comp. Sedley. 
 
 Sidley, Lady Eliz., Sir A. Weldon's 
 Court and Character of K. James, 
 1651, ded. to. 
 
 Sidley, Sir John, Heliodorus' ^thio-piaxi 
 History, 1622, ded. to. — Petition and 
 protestation of the County of Kent, 
 
 1642, IL 327. 
 
SIDLEY 
 
 [ 699 ] 
 
 SIDWAY 
 
 Sidley, SirWm., /. Tai/iam's Distracted 
 
 State, 1657, ded. to. 
 Sidnam, Jonathan. Paraphrase upon 
 three hooks of Chaucer's Troilus and 
 Cresida, 1630, I. 83. — Translated 
 GrWirini's II Pastor Fido, 1630. 
 
 Sidney, Alg. Discourses concerning 
 Government, 1698, A 271 ; 1704,111. 
 232. — Vindication of Proceedings 
 of two last parliaments, III. 232. — 
 Arraignment, Trial, and Condemna- 
 tion, 1682, II. 559. — Copy of a paper 
 delivered to the Sheriffs, 1683, II. 
 559. — Reflections upon Col. Sidney's 
 Arcadia, 1684, II. 559. — and others. 
 History of the Whiggish Plot. John 
 Turner, 1684. 
 
 Sidney, Lady Dorothy, G. Rivers, The 
 Heroine, 1639, ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Sir Hen. A very godly letter, 
 1591, H. 557. — Discourse proving 
 that Paul was never at Rome, R. 
 T., 1572 ; Description of Civil Wars 
 of France, [1570], II. 226; T. F., 
 News from the North, 1579; iV. 
 Nicholaijs Navigations, &c., 1585; 
 A. TAeeefs Newfound world, 1568; 
 F. Thynne's News from the North, 
 1579, ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Henry, Viscount, P. Sarpi's 
 Opinion of the Order of the Servites, 
 1689, ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Joseline, R. Brovm's Eng- 
 lish School Eeformed, 1707, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Sidney, Lady, T. Ghurcliyard's Epitaph 
 of Sir Philip Sidney, 1587 ; /. Le 
 Moyne's Le clef des Champs, 1586; 
 Thos. Watson's Eglogue upon the 
 death of Sir Fr. Walsingham, 1590, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Sir Philip. Almansor and Al- 
 manzaida, 1678, H. 559.— Apology 
 for Poetry, 1595, H. 558, I. 388. 
 —Defence of Poesie, 1595, II. 559- 
 — Astrophel and Stella, 1591, and 
 n.d., H. 558; 1598, IL SS9-— Con- 
 tributed to F. Damson's Poems, 1621. 
 I — Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia, 
 ' 1590, H. 557, L 387; i593> 1598, 
 1599, 1605, H. 557; 1613, L 387; 
 1621, H. 557, n. 559; ;622, H. 
 558, IL 559; 1623, H 557, n-S59; 
 1625, n. 559; 1627, H. 558, L 387; 
 
 1629, H. 558, L 486; 1633, 1638, 
 H. 558, L 387; 1655, 1662, 1674, 
 H. 558, L 388; 1725, H. 558. Con- 
 tinued by R(ichard) B(eling), 1624; 
 G. Markham, 1607 ; and A Weames, 
 1651. 'Supplement by Sir W. A., 
 1629, I. 496. — Maxims, by W. Ham- 
 mond, H. 253. — Psalms of David 
 metaphrased, [16 10], 1. 388. — Works, 
 1725-4, I. 388. — Translated P. de 
 Mornay's Trueness of the Christian 
 Religion, 1587; Sallust dn Bartas, 
 1588.— w^/i Earl of Essex and Secy. 
 Davison. Profitable Instructions, 1633, 
 I. 231.- — Acad. Cantab. Lacrymae 
 Tumulo, 1587, H. 558.— Ballad of 
 the Burial of, 1586-7, II. 559. — 
 Doleful ditty of the death of, 1586-7, 
 IT. 559. — Epitaphia in mortem, 1587, 
 H. 558. — Epitaph. T. Churchyard, 
 1587 : in C. FitzGeoffrey's Affaniae, 
 1601. — Exequiae illust. equitis, &c., 
 1587, H. 558. — Intimations of the 
 Deputies of the States-General in 
 Discourse with, i68i,II. 419. — Life 
 and Death. F. G., Lord Brooke, 
 1652; John Philip, 1587; G. Whet- 
 stone, 1586; Angel Day, 1586. — 
 Ourania. N. Baxter, 1606. — Peplus, 
 &c., 1587, H. 558. — Poem to : in /. 
 Dousa, OdsB, 1586. — Procession at 
 the Obsequies of. Thos.Lanl, 1587. 
 — Sidney or Barapenthes. ' Sir W. 
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 of. T. Churchyard's Governours of 
 Netherlands, 1602. — C. Clifford's 
 School of Horsemanship, 1585; G. 
 Gilpin's Bee-hive of the Romish 
 Church, 1579; R. Hakluyt's Voy- 
 ages, 1582 ; S. Gosson's Ephemerides, 
 1579; L. G. de la Vega's De re 
 militari, 1582, ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Sir Rob., Viscount Lisle. Con- 
 tributed to R. Doioland's Musical 
 Banquet, 16 10. — Aristotle's Poli- 
 tiques, 1598; Roh. Jones' Songs, 1600; 
 Virgil's Destruction of Troy, trans. 
 Sir T. Wrothe, 1620, ded. to. 
 
 Sidney, Sir Wm., Elegy on. Jos. Syl- 
 vester, 161 3. 
 
 Sidrophel Vapulans. Jos. Younge, 
 1699. 
 
 Sidway, J. Translated F. A. Tortdlo's 
 Pope's Cabinet unlocked, 1680. 
 
SIEGE 
 
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 SIMMS 
 
 Siege, Meditations upon a. H. PeaJce, 
 
 1646. 
 Sighing Lady's Garland, I. 178. 
 Sighs and groans of a sinking kingdom, 
 
 1699, III. 225. — for the Pitchers. 
 
 G. Wither, 1666. 
 Sight, Preservation of the. A. Laur- 
 
 entius, 1599. 
 Sigismund, Battle between Archduke 
 
 Maximilian and, 1588, H. 32. 
 Sign from Heaven, 1642, I. 388, III. 
 
 311- 
 Signorum, Ars. G. Dalgarno, 1661. 
 Signs of the Times. C. Ness, 1681. — 
 
 seen in the air. Lamentable list of, 
 
 1638, IL 247; 1618-38, L 388. 
 Sikes, G. Evangelical Essays, 1666, 
 
 III. 232. 
 Sileni Alcibiadis, A scornful image 
 
 ... of strange figure called. D. 
 
 Erasmus, n.d. 
 Silent Woman, The. Ben Jonson, 
 
 1620. 
 Silesio, M. Arcadian Princess, 1635, 
 
 IL 559, H. 52. 
 Siletia, &c., Kelation of all matters 
 
 done in, 1619, II. 309. 
 Silex Scintillans, Henri/ Vaurjhan, 
 
 1655- 
 Silius Italicus. Second Punic War, 
 
 trans. T. Eoss, 1661, II. 559. 
 Silk, Act prohibiting the importing of, 
 
 1649, IV. 23. 
 Silken Independent's Snare broken. 
 
 Thos. Prince, 1649. 
 Silks, Profitable Book ... to take 
 
 Spots and Staines out of, 1605, 1. 43. 
 Silk-throsters of London. Petition to 
 
 House of Commons, 1641, H. 614. 
 Silkworms, and their Flies. Thos. 
 
 Moffat, 1599. — Discovery of a speedy 
 
 way for feeding of, 1652, H. 559. — 
 
 Instructions for increasing mulberry 
 
 Trees and breeding of. By W. S., 
 
 1609, H. 559, 613. — Perfect use of. 
 
 0. de la Serres, 1607. 
 Silva, Lord Michael de, Count Casti- 
 
 glione's Courtier, 1561, ded. to. 
 Silva, Don Silves de, History of, 1609, 
 
 II. 171. 
 Silvain, A. The Orator, 1596, H. 559. 
 Silver, G. Paradoxes of Defence, 1599, 
 
 . H. 559, IL 560. 
 Silver, Rich. De Praestigiis et Incan- 
 
 tationibus Dsemonum, &c., 1568, III. 
 
 2 '^2. 
 
 Silver Age. Tlios. Heywood, 1613. 
 Silver Drops. W. Blake, 1680. 
 Silvius, Wm., Printer, Antwerp, 1564, 
 
 IL 163; 1567, IIL 266. 
 Simboleography. W. West, 1606. 
 Simile non est idem. Jos. Sylvester, 
 
 n.d. 
 Similes. A. Fletcher, 1595. — Century 
 
 of. T. Shelton, 1640. — Treasury or 
 
 Storehouse of. R. Cawdray, 1600. 
 Simmons, B., Bookseller, Three Golden 
 
 Cocks, West end of St. Paul's, 168 1-3, 
 
 L 476. 
 Simmons, Edw. Edited T. Wodenote's 
 
 Hermes Theologus, 1649. 
 Simmons, Matthew, Printer, Aldersgaie 
 
 Street, 1636, IL 250, 573 ; 1641, IL 
 
 173 ; 1642, H. 253, 254, L 200, IL 
 
 168, 489, IIL 181; 1644, H. 686, 
 
 II. 396, 619; 1645, L 147; 1646, 
 L 316, 358, IL 408, 673, IIL 223; 
 1647, I. 340, II. 145, 201, 212, III. 
 49, no, IV. 172 ; 1648, H. 529, II. 
 16, 104, 254, 323, 490, IIL 64, IV. 
 156; 1649,111.161; 1650, H. 662, 
 L 196, 460, IL 132, 351, 707, IIL 
 294; 1651, IIL 74, 182; 1652, L 
 40, 320, IL 56, 337, IV. 89; 1653, 
 H. 273, 292, L 73, IL 80, 412, 550, 
 
 III. 212, IV. 178; 1654, H. 444, I. 
 321, II. 712 ; 1659, A. 266, III. 10, 
 75. 231; 1660, L 383, IIL 103; 
 1661, H. 578. 
 
 Simmons, M. and S., Printers, 1663, 
 
 11. 653. 
 Simmons, Kevil, Bookseller, 1673, IL 
 
 523 ; 1676, IIL 314, IV. 141 ; 1677, 
 
 I- 315- 
 Simmons, Nevil, Booltseller, Sheffield, 
 
 1698, IL 705 ; 1702, III. 12. 
 Simmons, S., Printer, 1667, I. 353; 
 
 1673, IIL 44; 1676, IV. 68. 
 Simmons, Thos., Bookseller, 1657, III. 
 
 83; 1659, IL 294; 1671, IL 561; 
 
 1679, III. 197; 1680, III. 274; 
 
 1681, III. 40 ; 1682, L 188, II. 250, 
 
 IV. 38; 1683, IL 128, IIL 196. 
 Simms, Valentine, Printer, 1594, H. 
 
 166, IL 564; IS9S, H. 10, 569; 
 1596, H. 10, 20, 499, 569, IL 46, 
 IIL 185, IV. 97 ; 1597, H. 12, 392, 
 609, 625, L 50, IL 411; 1598, H. 
 
SIMON 
 
 [ 701 ] 
 
 SINGLETON 
 
 44, 233, 386, 547, 548, 621, IV. II ; 
 1599, H. 82, 335, 398, 468, 648, 
 680; 1600, H. 57, 148, 468, 549, 
 701, I. 98, II. 255; 1601, H. 479, 
 556, 648, 680, 901, I. 470, 493; 
 
 1602, H. 31, 138, 145, in. 43, 157 ; 
 
 1603, H. 100, 110, 183, 280, I. 37, 
 1x6, 223, 293-1604, H. 148, 307, 
 374, 378, 548, 578, 680, I. 2, 240, 
 286, 406, II. 662; 1605, H. 151, 
 296, 365, 498, 683, I. 262, II. 619; 
 1606, H. 82, 249, 276, 367, 648, III. 
 43 ; 1607, H. 10, 300, 333, 467, 478, 
 578, II. 526, 582; 1611, H. 302, 
 327 ; n.d., H. 219, 518. 
 
 Simon. The Fruit of Eedempcion, 
 
 153 1, IV. 96. 
 Simon Episcopus, Life, n.d., H. 559. — 
 
 and Jas. Arminius, Lives, 1672, II. 
 
 669. 
 Simon, Jos. Tragaediae Quinque, 1657, 
 
 H. 559. — Zeno Tragedia, 1648, H. 
 
 559- 
 
 Simon and Cisley, Merry conceits of. 
 /. P., 1. 494. 
 
 Simonides, Don, Strange and wonder- 
 ful adventures of. B. Rich, 1581. 
 
 Simotta, G. Theater of the Planetary 
 Hours, 1 63 1, II. 360. 
 
 Simpling, Art of. H. Coles, 1656. 
 
 Simpson, Chr. Chelys, 1667, II. 560. 
 — Compendium of Practical Music, 
 1667, 1678, 1714, II. 560. — Divi- 
 sion- Violin, 1 685, II. 560. — Division- 
 Violist, 1659, II. 560. 
 
 Simpson, Edw., BooTtseller, 1647, I^' 
 168. 
 
 Simpson, Capt. John : a second Capt. 
 Hind, H. 275. 
 
 Simpson, Ealph, Boolcseller, 1689, III. 
 258; 1693, in. 63; 1705, in. 247; 
 1706, IL 55. 
 
 Simpson, Sidrach, and others. Apolo- 
 geticall Narrative of some Ministers, 
 1643, III- 168. 
 
 Simpson, Sam., Printer, 1685, II. 62. 
 
 Simpson, Wm. History of Scarborough 
 Spaw, 1669, n. 561.— Hydrologia 
 Chymica, 1669, II. 560. R. WUtie's 
 Pyrologia Mimica, 1678. — Hydrolo- 
 gical Essays, 1670, IL 561.— Philo- 
 sophical Dialogues, 1677, IL 561. 
 — Zymologia Physica, 1675, IL 
 S6i. 
 
 Simpson, Wm., Life and Death. W. 
 Fortescue, 1670. 
 
 Sims, John, Bookseller, Grosskeijs, Corn- 
 hill, 1666, I. 483; 1671, II. 552; 
 1673, L 121. 
 
 Simson, Andrew. Ad Comitem Fer- 
 melodunensium Carmen, 16 10, H. 
 559. — KudimentaGrammatices,i587, 
 
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 Simson, Andrew. Edited Sir G. Mac- 
 kenzie's Laws and Customs of Scot- 
 land, 1699. 
 
 Simson, Andrew, Bookseller, Edinburgh, 
 
 1700, L 5; 1705, IL 630. 
 'Simson, Gabriel, Bookseller, 1584, H. 
 349; and W. White, 1592, I. 103; 
 1595-6, H. 125 ; 1597, H. 289, 454; 
 1600, II. 284. 
 
 Sin, Progress of. B. Keach, 1700. — 
 The Ages of, H. 559. — The Conquest 
 of, 1566, IL 561. 
 
 Sinan Bassa, New prophecy seen by, 
 1594, IL 561. 
 
 Sincerity and wilful Ignorance, Dia- 
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 Sinclair, D. De auspicatissinia inaug. 
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 233- 
 
 Sinclair, G. Hydrostatica,i672, 1. 388, 
 III. 233. — Satan's Invisible World 
 discovered, 1685, II. 561. — Prin- 
 ciples of Astronomy and Navigation, 
 1688, IV. 168. 
 
 Sindercome alias Fish, Miles, The whole 
 business of, 1657, II. 561. — Trial: 
 in Further Narrative of Passages, &c., 
 1656, IL 137. 
 
 Sinetes. By Rob. Parry, 1597. — 
 mournefuU madrigalls, 1596, H. 559. 
 
 Sinful Man's Solace. John Norden, 
 
 1585- 
 Singer, J. Quips upon Questions, 1600, 
 
 H. 559, L 388. 
 Singing, Comparison between three 
 
 birds. R. Salt wood, 1550. — Art of. 
 
 /. Dowland's Andreas Ornithoparcus, 
 
 1609. 
 Singleton, Hugh, Printer, 1548, II. 
 
 225; 1553, H. 479; 1554, H. 275, 
 
 I. 214; 1560,11. 656; 1561-2, H. 
 
 179, IL 29; 1562-3, H. 272, IL 
 
 381, 614; 1565-6, IL 138; 1567, 
 
 H. 61, IL 136, 285; 1568-9, H. 
 
 421; 1569-70, II. 526; 1570, H. 
 
SINGLETON 
 
 [ 702 ] 
 
 SKELTON 
 
 125; 1576, H. 338, I. 260; 1578, 
 II. 36; 1579, H. 572, II. II, 48; 
 n.d., H. 185, 312, 318, 342, 500, I. 
 145, II. 144, 199. 279, IV. 7.— 
 Bookseller, 1588, III. 159. 
 Singleton, Wm. Verses in P. Massin- 
 
 get's Emperor of the East, 1632. 
 Sinner, Complaint of a. W. Birch, 
 1565. — Confessions of a penitent, L 
 389. — Dying Tears of a penitent, 
 n.d., H. 569. — Lamentation of a des- 
 perate, 1565-6, II. 332. Comfort- 
 able Answer to, 1566-7, II. 561. — 
 Eefuge of a. R. Burdet, 1565. — The 
 Gentile. C. -BZZis, 1660.— The Holy. 
 Wm. Hodgson, 1639. — The presump- 
 tuous, II. 561. — troubled in con- 
 science, Lamentation of, 1578-9, II. 
 332. 
 Sinner's arraignment. T. P., 1668. — 
 A serious item to secure. /. B., 
 1666. — confession. G. Withe); 
 1658-9. — Contemplation of, 1499, 
 IV. 96. — redemption, H. 569. 
 Sinorex, Caniaet Sinatus, 1569-70,11. 
 561. 
 
 Sin's charity towards her foes in Misery, 
 
 1641, H. 87. — Ballad: We must 
 
 " strive against all manner of, 1588, 
 
 II. 34. — Lamentation for our wicked, 
 
 1569= II. 332. 
 
 Sion College visited. J. Goodwin,i648. 
 — College, Justification of the Synod 
 of, 1647, H- 560- 
 
 Sion and Parnassus. J. Hoddesdon, 
 1650. — Flowers of. W. Drummond, 
 1623. — in distress. B. /{each, 1681. 
 — relieved. B. Keach,i68g. — Solace 
 of. Urhanus Regius, 1594. — Song 
 of. M. M., 1662 ; John Grave,i6$2; 
 Wm. Loe, n.d. — La Trompette de. 
 Gilbert Primrose, x6io. 
 
 Sion's elegies wept by Jeremy the pro- 
 phet. F. Quarles, 1624. — inhabi- 
 tants, Description of. /. Morland, 
 1690. — sonnets sung by Solomon. 
 F. Quarles, 1625. — thankful Echoes. 
 E. Calver, 1649. 
 
 Sir Barnaby Whigg. T. Durfey, 1681. 
 
 Sir Edward's Ghost. J. Hare, 1647. 
 
 Sir George Booth and Sir John Pres- 
 byter, Dialogue betwixt, 1659, H- 1 74- 
 
 Sir Hercules Buffoon. Tlios. Durfey, 
 1684. 
 
 Sir Martin Mar- All. J. Dryden, 1668. 
 
 Sir Martin Mar-People his Collar of 
 Esses. Sir J. Davies, 1590. 
 
 Sir Patient Fancy. A. Behn, 1678. 
 
 Siriux, A. Verses in R. Dover's An- 
 nalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 
 Sirs, spare your good. W. de "Worde, 
 n.d.; Kytson, [1560], H. 571. 
 
 Sisters, The two loving, I. 389.— of 
 the Scabard's Holiday, 1641, H. 344, 
 IL 561. 
 
 Sivqila. Thos. Lupton, 1580. 
 
 Six Days' Adventure. Hon. Edw. 
 Howard, 167 1. — London Gentle- 
 women and their husbands, 1607. — 
 London Gossips, 1607, H. 343 ; Sam. 
 Rowlands, 1607. 
 
 Six-fold Politician. /. Melton, 1609. 
 
 Sixtus IV., Pope. Indulgence for as- 
 sistance at Siege of Ehodes, 1480, 
 II. 483. — Indulgence for assistance 
 against the Turks, 1481, II. 483. 
 
 Sixtus v.. Pope. British Thunderbblt, j 
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 Skeffington, Sir J. The Hero of Lo- 
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 Skelton, J. Achademios, H. 562. — 
 Agaynste a comely .coystrowne, H. 
 562. — Ballad of Scottish King, 
 1513-14, in. 233. — Ballettys and 
 dyties solacyous, H. 560. — Bowge 
 of Court, n.d., H. 560, I. 389.— 
 Collyn Clout, n.d., H. 560-1, L 389, 
 — Elegy on Henry VII., 1509, H. 
 263, 560. — Elynour Eummin, 1626; 
 H. 562. — Epitaph of Jasper, Duke 
 of Bedford, H. 34. — Honorificatis- 
 simo, Amplissimo, &c., H. 560.— 
 Magnificence, H. 560. — Merry Tale?, 
 1567, H. 562. — Phylyp SparoWe, 
 H. 561. — Pithy, pleasant and pro- 
 fitable Works, 1568, H. 562, II. 
 562. — Poems, [1588], H. 562.— 
 Poetical fancies and Satyres, 15 12, 
 H. 562. — The Nigramansir, 1504, H. 
 560. — Treatise upon a Goodly Gar- 
 land or Chaplet of Laurel, 1523, H. 
 560. — Virtue, H. 562. — Why come 
 ye not to court, H. 561, II. 562. — 
 J. S.'s Manner of the World, attri- 
 buted to, H. 528. 
 Skelton, Mr,, Justification of the Direc- 
 
SEELTON 
 
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 tors of the E. I. Company, upon the 
 subject and complaint of, 1688, IV. 
 73- 
 
 Skelton, Eichard, Boohseller, Hand and 
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 Skeltonical salutation, A, 1589, H. 570, 
 II. 194. 
 
 Skene, A. Memorials for the govern- 
 ment of Royal Burghs, 1685, II. 562. 
 
 Skene, Sir J. De verborum Significa- 
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 of Words, and Terms in the Laws of 
 the Eealm, 1598, II. 562 : in Laws 
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 Majestatem Scotise, 1613, III. 226. 
 
 Skene, Eobt. Edited A. Craig's Pil- 
 grim and Hermit, 1631. 
 
 Skevington, Sir Thos., J. Stockwood's 
 Bartholomew Fairing, 1589, ded. to. 
 
 Skeyne, Gilbert. Breve Description of 
 the Pest, 1568, II. 562. — Breve Des- 
 cription of the qualities, &c., of the 
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 Skia Nuktos. Geo. Chapman, 1594. 
 
 Skialetheia. Hd. Guilpin, 1598. 
 
 Skidmore, Eliz., The Bloody murder in 
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 Skin, The clere and crestall, 1568-9, 
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 Skinker, T. Eelation of the Hog- 
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 Skinner, Augustin, Instructions from 
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 1642, II. 326. 
 
 Skinner, Sir John. Author of Eapta 
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 Skinner, S. Etymologicon Linguae 
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 Skinner, Thos., A. T.'s Eich Store- 
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 Skinner, Th., and G. Bates. Elenchus 
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 Skinner, V. Dedication of Montanus, 
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 Skippon,- Major-Gen. P. Christian 
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 p Letter from Lord Grey to, 1648, II. 
 I; 340. — Ordinance for the safeguard 
 of Parliament, &c., under, 1641, II. 
 445. — Papers of surrendring the 
 King's Majesty, &c., 1647, IV. 20. 
 
 — Pearle of Price, 1648, I. 389. — 
 Salve for every sore, 1643, II. 562. 
 — Truth's Triumph, or just vindica- 
 tion of, 1648, I. 389. — and others. 
 For our faithful and ever honoured 
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 Skogan, J. Treatise sent unto the lords 
 of the king's house, H. 534, and in 
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 Skot, John, Printer in London, 1520, 
 H. 185; 1521,1V. 11; 1522, L 492; 
 1529, IL 425 ; 1530, H. 262, 294, 
 
 425; 1537. IV- 89- 
 
 Skot, John, Printer at Edinburgh, 1554, 
 H. 362; 1556, H. 329; 1560, H. 
 362; n.d., H. 363, 464, L 450, III. 
 177 ; n.d., IV. 25, 59, 97. 
 
 Skutt, Benj., and others. Answer of 
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 1667, IL 5. 
 
 Slade, Capt. Jas., I>. Lupton's Emblems 
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 Slade, John. Execution and Confes- 
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 Slander and detraction. Ballad against. 
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 of the ancient pedigree of, 1573, H. 
 562. 
 
 Slany, Sir Stephen, N. Peters' Path- 
 way to Knowledge, 1596, ded. to. 
 
 Slater, F., Bookseller, Sioan, Duck Lane, 
 1641, I. 194. 
 
 Slater, H, Booksellei; 1741, I. 274. 
 
 Slater, J. A New Haven at Sand- 
 wich, 1663, I. 389. 
 
 Slater, S. Poems, 1679, I. 389. 
 
 Slater, Thos., Bookseller in Blaekfriars, 
 1631, L 371; 1634, L 400; 1637, 
 H. 273, IIL 210; 1638, H. 53, 141, 
 L 117; 1639, L 298; 1643, L 95 ; 
 1646,1. 246; 1647, IL 135; 1650, 
 I- 352 ; 1652, IL 136. 
 
 Slatyer, W. Genethliacon, 1630, H. 
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 four Languages, H. 563. — GPHNfl- 
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 Slaughter, M. Alexander and Lodo- 
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 Slaughter of the Innocents by Herod. 
 Q. B. Marini, 1675. 
 
 Sleep upon the Grass, Warning to all 
 such as desire to, 1664, H. 584. 
 
 Sleeper, London's new wonder, or the 
 great, 1659, H. 346. 
 
 Sleepers, Summons for. L. Wrighf, 
 ,^89. — True relation of two wonder- 
 ful. E. Jefkins and J. Underwood, 
 1646, H. 345, I. 39°- 
 
 Sleepy distemper of Dirk Klasz Bakker 
 of Stolwyk, 1707, III. 174. 
 
 Sleidan, J. Brief Chronicle of the four 
 principal Empires, 1563, II. 562. — 
 Epitomy of Eroissard, 1608, II. 562. 
 — Famous Chronicle of our time, 
 1560, II. 562.— Key of History, 
 1635, II. 562. 
 
 Slezer, J. Theatrum Scotise, 1693, III. 
 
 233- r ^ 
 
 Slingsby, Hon. Major, Letter to, [1688], 
 
 11. 645- 
 
 Slippery Will, [1620], H. 354, 375- 
 
 Sloetten, C. van. The Isle of Pines, 
 1668, in. 252. 
 
 Slovenry, School of. F. Dedekindus, 
 1605. 
 
 Sly, Clement. Apprehension and Ar- 
 raignment, 1611-12, II. 309. — A 
 Pattern for prisoners, 1611-12, II. 
 499. 
 
 Small, Peter. Man's May, 16 15, H. 
 
 563- 
 Small-poz, Poem to her late majesty. 
 
 Jos. Glanvill, 1695. 
 
 Smalman, Stephen, Palladis Pallatium, 
 1604, ded. to. 
 
 Smart, H. Verses in R. Holland's His- 
 tory of Jesus Christ, 1594. 
 
 Smart, Peter. Sermon in Durham 
 Cathedral, 1640, IV. 96. — Vanity 
 and downfall of superstitious Popish 
 Ceremonies, 1628, I. 390. — Poems : 
 in Latin and Greek Poems addressed 
 to Q. Elizabeth, H. 179. 
 
 Smart, Ealph. As many thanks, good 
 Mr, Smart, 1565-6. — Great thanks 
 to the welcome in Churchyard's be- 
 half, 1506, H. 563> I. 390. 
 
 Smectymnus. Modest Confutation of 
 libel : Animadversions upon the Re- 
 monstrant's defence against, 1642,11. 
 
 563- 
 Smeeton, Thos. Ad Archibaldi Hamil- 
 
 tonii Apostates Dialogum, 1579, III. 
 
 234- 
 Smelt, Matth. , Boolmller, next the Castle, 
 
 nr. Mow fields, 167 1, I. 10. 
 
 Smethwick, John, JBookseller, Fleet 
 
 Street, nr. Temple Gate, 1599, H. 
 
 592; 1600, H. 57,60, I. 494; 1602, 
 
 H. 58, L 422; 1603, H. 183, IL 
 
 329, 675; 1604, H. 607, IL 659; ■ 
 
 1605, H. 677 ; 1607, L 417, H. 547 ; 
 
 1608, H. 164; 1609, H. 58, 240, 
 
 547, IL 564, in. 294 ; 1610, H. 164, 
 238, 648, L 258, 133; i6ii,H. 240, 
 409, 550; 1612, H. 340, IL 564; 
 1613, H. 58, 164, L 133; 1614, H. , 
 340; 1616, H. 238, 240, L 191 ; 
 1619, H. 165, L 134; 1621, H. 58, 
 L 50, IL 546; 1623, H. 340; 1624, 
 H. 187; 1625, in. 252; 1628, H. 
 240, I. 191; 1629, I. 432; 1630, 
 H. 165, L 134, 258;.i63i, H. 551, 
 
 548, L 432; 1633, H. 564; 1634, 
 
 H. 340; 163s, H. 550; 1637, a 
 
 165, 550; 1638, L 432; 1639, I. 
 
 123; 1640, I. 290, II. 564; 1641, 
 
 IL 351, H. 340; n.d., H. 164. 
 Smethwick, Stephen, and others. The 
 
 Crying Murder, 1624, III. 234. 
 Smirke, Mr. By A. Rivet, 1676. 
 Smith, Chas., JBookseller, Angel, Fled 
 
 Street, 1671, II. 442 ; 1675, I- 
 
 330. 
 Smith, Sir Edw., J. Strype's Sir Thos. 
 
 Smith, 1698, ded. to. 
 Smith, Edw., Bookseller, 1643, H- 481,9 
 
 1660, II. 705 ; 1681, II. 641 ; i68z, 
 
 IL 363, 364, 684; 1688, L 379. 
 Smith, Fr., Senr., Bookseller, 1683, II. 
 
 185, 364- 
 
 Smith, Fr., junr., Bookseller, 1682, II. 
 409. 
 
 Smith, Mistriss Frances, T. Beza's house- 
 hold Prayers, 1603, ded. to. 
 
 Smith, Francis, Bookseller, 16^^-4, IL 
 368 ; 1634, H. 348, IL 56 ; 1635-6, 
 IL 683; 1636, IL 215, 358, 438S 
 1642, IL 359; 1659, L 49; 1660, 
 I. 4; 1661, III. 25; 1669, IV. 36; 
 1671, IIL 217; 1672, L 33, 455 ; 
 1673, IL 25; 1680, IL 363, 461, 
 471; 1681, IL 115, 134, 207, 269, 
 IIL 81, 284; 1682, IIL 268; 1683, 
 IV. 48 ; n.d., H. 563. 
 
 Smith, G., Bookseller, 1642, I. 344. 
 
SMITH 
 
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 SMITH 
 
 Smith, Geo. Great Britain's Misery, 
 
 1645, IV. 168. 
 Smith, Geo. Translated Pliny's Tane- 
 
 gyrick upon the Emperor Trajan, 1 702. 
 Smith, H., Gent. Princess of Parma, 
 
 1699, II. 563. 
 Smith, H., and J. Kingston, Printers, 
 
 1555, III. 301. 
 Smith, or Smyth, H., Bookseller, 1636, 
 
 II. 658; n.d., IV. 39. 
 Smith, Dr. Henry, J. Saltmarsh, 
 
 Pcemata Sacra, 1636, ded. to. 
 Smith, Eev. Hen., /. Twells, Gram- 
 
 matica Eeformata, 1683, ded to. 
 Smith, Hen. Jurisprudentise Medi- 
 
 cinse, &c. Dialogvs, 1592, H. 563, 
 
 I. 390. — Three Prayers, 1592, 1. 390, 
 
 II. 563. 
 
 Smith, Hen., Printer, 1540, II. 693 ; 
 1545, IV. 12; 1546, II. 300. 
 
 Smith, Humph. Collection of Testi- 
 monies, 1683, II. 563. — Vision con- 
 cerning the great City of London, 
 1660, H. 563. 
 
 Smith, J., M.A. Grammatica Quad- 
 rilinguis, 1674, I. 390. 
 
 Smith, J. Profit and Pleasure united, 
 1704, rV. 168. 
 
 Smith, Dr. Jas. Epitaph on Eelton, 
 H. 563.-:-Innovation of Penelope and 
 Ulysses, 1658, H. 563. 
 
 Smith, Jas. Smith's Experiments, 
 1679, I 390. 
 
 Smith, Jas., and Sir Jas. Mennis. Mu- 
 sarum Delicise, 1655', I. ,287. 
 
 Smith, Jas., Murder upon Murder: 
 account of murder of Jarvis Cluff, by, 
 1703, IV. 71. 
 
 Smith, Sir Jas., Lord Mayor: Lon- 
 don's Eoyal Triumph. Thos. Jordan, 
 1684. 
 
 Smith, Sir John, Q. Wither's Prepara- 
 tion to the Psalter, 16 19, ded to. — 
 Elegy on: in Sir F. TFbr<%'s Charac- 
 ters and Elegies, 1646. 
 
 Smith, Capt. John. Advertisements 
 for the inexperienced Planters of New 
 i England, 1631, IL 563.— Congratula- 
 I toryPoem upon the feast of Families 
 of Smiths, H. 563.— Description of 
 New England, 16 16, IL 563.— New 
 England's Trials, 1620, III. 31° ; 
 1622, II. 563. — True Relation of 
 Occurrences in Virginia, 1 608, III. 234. 
 
 Smith, Capt. John. England's Improve- 
 ment revived, J670, II. 564; 1673, 
 I. 390. — Trade and Fishery of Great 
 Britain displayed, 1662, III. 234, H. 
 200. 
 
 Smith, John. Art of Painting, 1676, 
 1687, 1705, IV. 168.— Short Intro- 
 duction to Painting and Varnishing, 
 1685, IV. 158. 
 
 Smith, John, of Walworth, Narrative 
 of, 1679, IL 188. 
 
 Smith, John, C. Desainliens' Italian 
 Schoolmaster, 1636, ded. to. 
 
 Smith, John. Translated Odes and 
 Satires of Horace, 1649. 
 
 Smith, John, Bookseller, 1642, II. 658 ; 
 in. 34, 282 ; 1643, IL 336 ; 1647, 
 H. 602, I. 241. 
 
 Smith, John, Bookseller, 1678, III. 69 ; 
 1681, IL 544 ; 1682, IL 592 ; 1685, 
 III. 52 ; 1780, II. 380 ; n.d., II. 175. 
 
 Smith, John, alias Ashburnham, Exe- 
 cution of, 1684, II. 364. 
 
 Smith, John, and others. News from 
 Sessions-house, Old Bayley : or Trial 
 of, 1676, III. 146. 
 
 Smith, John G., Bookseller, 1642, IV. 
 156. 
 
 Smith, John Stafford. Collection of 
 English Songs, 1779, II. 568. 
 
 Smith, Jud. Misticall devise of spiritual 
 and godly love, 1575, H. 563. 
 
 Smith, Margaret, Lady, Elegy in me- 
 mory of, by R. Godrington, n.d. 
 
 Smith, Matth. [Charles Mordaunt, 
 Earl of Peterborough.] Memoirs of 
 Secret Service, 1699, II. 564. 
 
 Smith, Mr., M. Eagouse, M. Dorvell, 
 and M. Texiera, Dialogue between, 
 1701, IV. 32. 
 
 Smith, N. Verses in Capt. J. Smith's 
 Description of New England, 16 16. 
 
 Smith, Nathaniel. The Bloody But- 
 cher, 1667, H. 68. 
 
 Smith, Nathaniel, Bookseller, 1647, II. 
 103. 
 
 Smith, Nicholas. Brief description of 
 points taught by Dr. Kellison, 1630, 
 
 I. 391. 
 Smith, Nicholas, "Warning to the World : 
 
 Prophecies revealed to, 1653, II. 
 
 564. 
 Smith, R. Fabulous Tales of ^sop, 
 1577, IL 4. 
 
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SMITH 
 
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 SMITH 
 
 Smith, E. Wonder of Wonders, 1662, 
 
 H. 563. 
 Smith, Ralph, J5ooA;seZfer, 1642, II. 525, 
 
 665; 1643, H. 345, IV. 52; 1644, A. 
 
 261, 264; 1645, A. 166; 1646, II. 
 
 428; 1647, II- 456; 1648. II- 190. 
 
 221, 541, IV. 69; 1649, II. 206; 
 
 1652, I. 407 ; 1654, H. 700; 1680, 
 
 H. 193; 1682, III. 307; 1693, I. 
 
 233; 1698, II. 629; 1699, II. 601 ; 
 
 1705,11. 333. 
 Smith, Rich., Bp. of Ghalcedon, A. B.'s 
 
 Life of Thomas A Kempis, 1639, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Smith, Rich. Vita Magdalenae Montis- 
 
 Acuti, 1609, I. 391. 
 Smith, Rich. Florum Historiae Eccles. 
 
 libri septem, 1654, IV. 96. 
 Smith, Richard, Bookseller, 1572, H. 
 
 221; 1575, H. 221, 222; 1576, H. 
 
 222; 1577, H., 264; 1592, H. 119, 
 
 406, 606 ; 1593, H. 370, II. 382 ; 
 
 1594, H. 119; 1595, H. 82, 370, 
 
 I. 75, III. 299. 
 
 Smith, R\ch., Bookseller, 1641,11. 630; 
 
 1701, III. 297, IV. 55. 
 Smith, Rob. Contributed to Eisodia, 
 
 1633, I. 78. 
 Smith, Rob., BooJcseller, 1643, 1. 262. 
 Smith, Sam. Aditus ad Logicam, 1639, 
 
 II. 564- 
 
 Smith, Sam., Bookseller, 1681, II. 116; 
 1682, III. 148; 1683, II. 272, 584; 
 1684, H. 696, II. 59, IV. 80; 1689, 
 II. 646; 1692, III. 280; 1693, III. 
 249; 1694, III. 218 J 1703, IV. 
 
 US- 
 Smith, Sarah, wife of Sir Thos., T. 
 
 Decker's Phoenix, 1609, ded. to. 
 
 Smith, Sarah, /. Williams' Sermon at 
 execution of, 1699. 
 
 Smith, Sebastian. The Religious Im- 
 postor; out of Lucian, III. 148. 
 
 Smith, Simon. Herring-Busse Trade, 
 1 64 1, III. 234. — Royal Fishings of 
 Great Britain and Ireland, 1641, III. 
 234, H. 200. 
 
 Smith, T., BooJcseller, 1682, II. 258. 
 
 Smith, Sir Thos. Certain Psalms or 
 Songs of David, 1549, H. 569. — J. 
 B.'s Discourse of the peopling and 
 inhabiting of the Ardes by, 1572, II. 
 21. — Offer and order in voyage for 
 inhabiting N. Ireland, 1572, H. 564. 
 
 — Voyage andentertainmentinRussia, 
 1605, H. 564, I. 391. 
 
 Smith, Sir Thos. Commonwealth of 
 England, 1594, 1601, 1609, 1612, 
 1621, [1633], 1640, II. 564.— De 
 recta et emendata linguae Anglicse 
 scriptione, 1568, II. 564. — De re- 
 publica Anglorum, 1583, II. 5^4 > 
 1584, I. 391 ; 1620, III. 234 ; 1641, 
 II. 564. — Life, by /. Strype, 1698., 
 — Qahrielis Harveii Valdinatis 
 Smithus, 1578. — G. Arthusius, Dia- , 
 logues, 1 6 14; T. Decker's The Dove, 
 1609 ; Dudley Digges, Complete Am- 
 bassador, 1655 ; R. Johson's Nova 
 Britannia, 1609 ; J. Nicholl's Hour- 
 glass of Indian News, 1607 ; W. 
 Phillip's Description of Three Voy- 
 ages, 1609 ; T. Philipot's Citie's Ad- 
 vocate, 1629; 0. Schouten's Won- 
 derful Voyage, 1619; W. Strachey's 
 Laws for Virginia, 161 2, ded. to. 
 
 Smith, Thos. Verses in J. WItarton's 
 Dream, 1578. 
 
 Smith, Thos., T. Hood's Celestial Globe, 
 1590, (^ed. to. 
 
 Smith, Thos. G. Gamdeni et illusl 
 virorum ad G. Camdenum Epistolae, 
 1 69 1, IL 79. 
 
 Smith, Thos., Sheriff, W. Wallcer's 
 Journal, 1601, ded. to. 
 
 Smith, Thos., of Clerkenwell, W. 
 M.'s Man in the Moon, 1609, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Smith, Thos. Art of Gunnery, 1643, 
 IL 564. 
 
 Smith, Thos. The Armie's last proposi- 
 tions, 1647, IV. 1.68. -* 
 
 Smith, Thos., of Christ's College. Pre- 
 face to J. Golet's Sermon on Conse- 
 cration, 1 66 1. 
 
 Smith, Thos. Psalms of David, by 
 Wm. Barton, 2nd Ed., 1706, with 
 the Basses, III. 56. 
 
 Smith, Thos., Bookseller, Manchester, 
 1643, III- 135- 
 
 Smith, Thos., Printer, 1726, IL 443. 
 
 Smith, Thos., and others. The Marquis 
 of Hertford's Letter, with the ap- 
 prehending and bringing up of, 1642, 
 IIL 282. 
 
 Smith, Tobie, BooJcseller, The Cram, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1583, II. 
 415, 602 ; n.d., I. 425. 
 
SMITH 
 
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 SNODHAM 
 
 Smith, W., Verses in W. W.'s Health's 
 new storehouse opened, 1661. 
 
 Smith, Walter. The widow Edyth, 
 1525, H. 564, 1. 391. — Twelve merry- 
 jests of the widow Edyth, 1573, H. 
 564, I. 391. 
 
 Smith, Wentworth. The Hector of 
 Germany, 16 15, H. 564. 
 
 Smith, Wm. A new Year's gift, H. 
 564. — Amours by .T. D., 1599-1600, 
 H. 564. — Chloris, 1596, H. 564, I. 
 
 39I-. 
 Smith, Wm., Elegy on the death of, 
 
 1 63 1, H. 564. 
 Smith, Wm. News from Smith the 
 
 Oxford Jailor, 1645, III. 181, H. 
 
 418. — /. Chillenden's Inhumanity of 
 
 the King's Prison-keeper at Oxford, 
 
 1643. 
 Smith, Wm., late of Glare-hall. Verses 
 
 in /. Heydon's Theomagia, 1663. 
 Smith, Wm. Poem on The Koyal Lon- 
 don, 1666, I. 391. 
 Smith, Wm., Rector of Bitterly. Just 
 
 Account of the horrid contrivance of 
 
 J. Cupper, 1684, II. 558. 
 Smith, Wm. Intrigues of the Popish 
 
 Plot laid open, 1685, II. 564. 
 Smith, Wm. History of Holy Jesus, 
 
 6th Ed., 1707, I. 391. 
 Smith, Wm., Bookseller, 1642, II. 326. 
 Smith, Wm., Printer, Cork, 1660, IV. 
 
 133- 
 Smith, The Industrious. H. Crouch, 
 
 [1635]. 
 Smith the Oxford Jaylor. See Wm. 
 
 Smith. 
 
 Smith which that forged him a new 
 dame. Treatise of the, H. 563. 
 
 Smithfield, Walk to, 1701, H. 31.— 
 Last words and sayings of the true 
 
 ■■ protestant Elm-board, lately suffered 
 martyrdom at, 1682, III. 243. 
 
 Smithson, Sam. The Figure of Nine, 
 [1690], I. 391. 
 
 Smithurst, Benj. Britain's Glory, 
 1689, IL 564. 
 
 Smithurst, R., Bookseller, in Pye Cor- 
 ner, 1648, II. 103, 714. 
 
 Smoke of the bottomless Pit. J. Hol- 
 land, 1 65 1. 
 
 Smokers, Looking-glass for. L. Spooner, 
 1703. 
 
 Smoking Age. R. Brathwaite, 1703. 
 
 Smyth, Anthony, 1558-9, II. 509. 
 
 Smyth, Ed. Translated De L'Espine's 
 Tranquility of the Mind, 1592. 
 
 Smyth, Sir John. Discourses, 1590, 
 H. 564, II. 565.— Instructions, ob- 
 servations, and orders military, 1591, 
 H. 564, IL 565. 
 
 Smyth, John. Scarronides, 1664, I. 
 102. 
 
 Smyth, Miles. The Psalms para- 
 phrased, 1668, I. 391. 
 
 Smyth, Nicholas. Translated Hero- 
 dian's History, n.d. 
 
 Smyth, Rich. Retractation, 1547, II. 
 
 564- 
 
 Smyth, Rich., Bookseller, i567,,H. 42 ; 
 1571, H. 42. 
 
 Smyth, Rob. Strange, lamentable, and 
 tragical histories, 1577, H. 565. 
 
 Smyth, Rob., Printer, Edinburgh, 1595, 
 H. 8, 661 ; 1600, H. 567. 
 
 Smyth, Thos. Answer to Master 
 Smyth. By W. G., H. 565.— Arti- 
 ficial Apology, 1540, H. 565. — Envoy 
 from Thos. Smith to W. G., 1540, 
 H. 565. — Pamphlet by G. L. to 
 Master Smyth and W. G., 1540, H. 
 565. — Return of Mr. Smyth's Envoy, 
 1540, H. 565. — Treatise against 
 sedicious persons, 1540, H. 565. — 
 Treatise declaring the despite of a 
 secret sedicious person, n.d., H. 
 
 565- 
 
 Smythies, W. Advice to Apprentices, 
 1687, IL 565. 
 
 Snape, A. Anatomy of a Horse, 1683, 
 IV. 96. 
 
 Snawsell, R. Looking-glass for married- 
 folk, 1610, rV. 97; 1619, H. 565; 
 1631, L 392. 
 
 Snelling, Thos. Verses in Amadis of 
 Gaid, 1652. 
 
 Snodham, Thos., Printer, 1603, H. 
 533; 1609, H. 19s, 655; 1610, H. 
 23, 73. 189, 227, in. 12; 1611, H. 
 69, 385, 4031 II- 406; 1612, H. 73, 
 228, L 274, IL 320, 465; 1613, H. 
 469, 642, IL 495; 1615, H. 591, 
 664, L 462; 1616, A. 273, H. 303, 
 664, L 57; 1618, H. 31, 189, 382, 
 498, L 348 ; 1619, H. 447, 482, 627 ; 
 1620, H. 76, 452 ; 1622, H. 17, 140, 
 610; 1624, H. 189, 459; 1625, H. 
 368, L 274; 1628, IV. 40. 
 
SNOW 
 
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 SOLDIER'S 
 
 Snow, Simon, F. Nicolls' Life of Ig- 
 natius Jurdain, T6z$,'ded. to. 
 
 Snowden, Thos., Printer., 1680, II. 388, 
 613; 1681, I. 47.6, II. 714; 1684, 
 H. 214, II. 516. 
 
 Snows, True narrative of damages by 
 the late extraordinary, [1680], II. 
 565.-^and Frosts,, Of God's provi- 
 dence in sending and dissolving 
 great. B. Gamjield, 1684. 
 
 Soame, Sir Stephen, Treatise of the 
 vertue of the, Cross, 1599, ded. to. 
 Compare Som,e.~ 
 
 Soame, Susanna, wife of Earth., iJ. Flem- 
 ing's Mirror of Divine Love, 1691, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Soame, Alderman Thos., W. Barriffe's 
 Mars his Triumph, 1639, ded. to. 
 
 Soames, Dr., Vicar of Staines, men- 
 tioned in True Relation of Two 
 Merchants of London, 1642, III. 
 
 145- 
 
 Soames, Sir Wm., R. B.'s Idea of 
 Arithmetic, 1655, ded. to. 
 
 Soane, Thos., N. Richards' Poems, 
 1 64 1, ded. to. 
 
 Soap, Proclamation for the well order- 
 ing and manufacture of, 1634, II. 
 565. — and Soap-makers, Proclama- 
 tion concerning, ,1633, IJ- 565. 
 
 Soap-business, Short and true relation 
 concerning, 1641, I. 392. 
 
 Soap-makers' Complaint, 1650, H. 615, 
 IL 565.— Petition, 1650, IL 565. 
 Ditto, Opened and Examined. Rich. 
 Wilkins, 1646. 
 
 Soap-patentees, Looking-glass for, 1646, 
 I. 392. 
 
 Sober Sadness, 1643, IH- 186. — whisper 
 concerning the evil of things present. 
 /. Tanner, 1665. , 
 
 Society, Safeguard of. J. Barsfon, 
 1576. — of Beaux Esprits, To the, 
 1687, IL 43. . 
 
 Socinianism. Brevis Disquisitio, 1653, 
 I. 392. — Dissertatio de Pace, 1653, 1. 
 392. — Eacovian Catecism, 1652, I. 
 392. — To the Law and to the testi- 
 mony, 1648, I. 392. — Eise, growth, 
 and danger of. Fr. Gheynell, 1643. 
 
 Socinus, Faustus. Life, 1653, L 392. 
 
 Sodom and Gomorra, Of the horrible 
 and woful destruction of, [1569], H. 
 565- 
 
 Soil, Divers new sorts of. Sir Hugh 
 Piatt, 1594. 
 
 Sol Anglise Oriens. Edm. Castell, 
 1660. — in Ascendente. E. Ashmole, 
 1660. 
 
 Solace of Sion and Joy of Jerusalem. 
 , Urbanus Regius, 1594. 
 
 Soldier and his love. Sonnet between, 
 1590, II. 565. — and his knapsack, 
 1639, II. 565. — and Aged Man, 
 Ba,llad between, 1579, II. 32. — and- 
 Peggy, New Ballad of, H. 566. — and 
 Sailor, Solace for. Simon Harwoodf 
 1592. — Braggadocia, 1647, II. 565. 
 — Christian. Thos. Jordan, 1642.— r 
 English Irish, 1642, H. 565. — Faith* 
 ful, 168^, II. 566. — Honorable repu- 
 tation of a. G. Whetstone, 1585. — 
 How every Christian S. should serve 
 his captain, 1569-70, II. 565.— 
 Martyred. Hen. Shirley, 1638. — 
 — Mercenary, 1646, I. 392. — Noble* 
 Sam. Rowley, 1634. — pleading his 
 own cause. T. Trussell, 1626. — 
 Pleasant song made by a, H. 565. — 
 Spared hours of a. /. Wodroephe, 
 1623. — Zealous, 1646, I. 392. l 
 
 Soldier's Accidence. G. Marhham, 
 1625. — Accompt, 1647, H. 566. — 
 Ballett of the Mustering of, 1614, II. 
 565. — Ballad Song amongst, 1579, 
 II. 568. — Catechism, 1684, I. 393. 
 Roi. Ram, 1645. — Certain ways for 
 the ordering of. P. Whitehorne, 1 562». 
 — council, A true, 1624, II. 565. — 
 desire answered. E. Adams, i678.j# 
 farewel to his love, II. 566. — fortiile, 
 or the taking of Mardike, H. 566.— 
 fortune, comedy by Thos. Otioay, 
 1687. — grammar. G. Markharh, 
 1626. — Mirror for, 1595, I. 392.^ 
 Order respecting conduct in Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1650, H. 11. — pay, 
 Hurnble Representation from Sir 
 Thos. Fairfax concerning, 1647, II. 
 213. — pay. Declaration of the Lords 
 and Commons, 1647,11. 457. — pocket 
 Bible, 1643, H. 565, III. 234 ; 1693, 
 H. 565. — Proclamation for restraint 
 of disorders in, 1625,1V. 97. — Reso- 
 lution, The brave English, 1666, II. 
 565. — resolution. R. Pricket, 1603. 
 — sad complaint, II. 566. — School 
 for young, [1620], H. 565. — True 
 
SOLDIEEY 
 
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 SOME 
 
 method for raising, 1703, III. 160. 
 
 Welcome to, prepared for voyage of 
 Drake and Hawkins, 1595, II. 565. 
 — -wish. G. Lauder, 1628. — wish to 
 Britain's welfare. B. Rich, 1604. — 
 — wish unto his sovereign lord K. 
 . James. R. Pricket, 1603. 
 
 Soldiery, The Honour of the English, 
 1651, I. 392. 
 
 Sole path to a sound peace. J. Ellis, 
 1643. 
 
 Solemn song of the Eebels' state, 1580, 
 
 II. 514. 
 
 Solemnes, Anth. de, Printer, Norwich 
 ov Nom-witz, 1568, I. 345; 1570, H. 
 
 63- 
 Soliciter, Character of a, 1675, H. 84. 
 Solids, Dissertation concerning. N. 
 
 Steno, 167 1. 
 Solier, Fr. History of Japan, 1620, 
 
 III. 248. 
 
 Soliloquies. T. A' Kempis, 1653. — 
 ■ Early, 17 11, II. 566. — theological. 
 , J. Short, 1 64 1. 
 Soliman and Perseda, Tragedy of, n.d., 
 
 and 1599, H. 468. By Kyd, I. 393. 
 Solingen, Joshua van, Printer, Edin- 
 burgh, 1682, II. 547; 1683, I. 181. 
 Solinus, J. Polyhistor, 1587, II. 566, 
 
 III. 310. 
 Solis Britannici Perigseum, 1633, H. 
 
 87, I. 78. 
 Solisbacum. See Sulzhach. 
 Solitude, Some fruits of. Wm. Penn, 
 
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 Sellers, Rob., Bookseller, 1680, IL 87. 
 SoUeysell, J. de. Complete Horseman, 
 
 1696, III. 63. 
 Solman, Dr. Translated Aristotle's 
 
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 Solomon and Queen Sabbe, 1567-8, H. 
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 Solomon's divine Acts. ' Jos. Hall, 
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 Solon : his folly. Rich. Beacon, 1594. 
 
 Solyard, Sir Edw., Ghost of the de- 
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 Some, Hen. Information : in Articles 
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 Some, Sir Stephen, Thos. Morley's 
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 Some proposals offered to public con- 
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SOMEBODY 
 
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 SONDS 
 
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 Somebody, Avarice and Mynister, H. 
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 Somers, Sir Geo., Sonnet to, in Du 
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 Somers, John Lord, /. Evelyn's Aoe- 
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 Somers, Wm., Discovery of fraudulent 
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 Somerset, Ann, Duchess of, Augus- 
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 Somerset,. Chas., Duke of. Order of 
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 1691, and Ayres, 1697 ; G. Pierre- 
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 Somerset, Edw., Duke of, Proclamation 
 of Edward VI., with consent of, 1548, 
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 1550. — Poem to. Wm. Gray. — 
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 Somerset, Eliz., Duchess of, J. Banks' 
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 Somerset, Ladies Eliz. and Kath., Pro- 
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 1596. 
 
 Somerset, Eob. Carr, Earl of: Mar- 
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 Masque of Flowers, performed at 
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 Thos. Campion, 1607. — H. Brere- 
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 1614, and Pro Vere, &c., 1622; 
 Davenant's Albovine, 1629 ; R. 
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 1638 ; W.Lithgow's Discourse, 1614, 
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 , Somerset, Eob. Seymour, Earl of. 
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 Somerset house. Designs of floors at. 
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 Somerset dialect, li. Carter's Schisma- 
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 Sommers, Sir Geo., and others. Dis- 
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 Treatise of Roman Ports and Forts 
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 Somnium Bonum. Boetius, 1674.— 
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 Son, Advise of a, 1616, IL 567.— The 
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 Sonatas of Three Parts. Henry Pur- 
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 Sonds, Freeman, Life of Sir George 
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SONDS 
 
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 SORCERY 
 
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 Sonds, Sir Geo. Plain Narrative to the 
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 Sonds, Eich., Present State of Spain, 
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 Song, A new, [1688], III. 42.— Brief 
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 1558-9, II. 567. — of a child of the 
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 the three nations turn'd into dark- 
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 divers famous works, 1626, I. 394. 
 — or psalm for the deliverance of his 
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 Songs and Ay res. /. Dowland, 1597, 
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 Whithorne, 1590. — Book of. F. Pil- 
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 music. T. D'Urfey, 1684.— Collec- 
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 —Collection of. J. Ahell, 1701 ; 
 R. Leveridge, 1727. — Collection of 
 thirty one, 1685, L 394.— Collection 
 of one hundred and eighty loyall, 
 1694, II. 568. — Compendious Book 
 
 of Godly and Spiritual, 1576, 1600, 
 1621, H. 567. — for one, two, or three 
 voices. H. Boviman, i6'j&. — for four 
 and five voices. T. Whithorne, 157 1 
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 — New Court. R. Veel, 1672. — of 
 divers Ayres and natures. J. Vautor, 
 1619. — of Moses and Deborah para- 
 phrased, 1685, I. 89. — of Sion. W. 
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 W. Byrd, 1589; N. Patrick, 1597. 
 — ;of three, four, and six parts. Th. 
 Tomkins, 1622. — Orpheus firitanni- 
 cus. H. Purcell, 1706. — Spiritual, 
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 A. Symson, 1685 ; /. Wright, 1727. 
 — sung in "The Jovial Crew," 1731, 
 
 I- 394- 
 Sonnets, Divine century of spirituaL 
 
 B. Barnes, 1595. — des grands ex- 
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 Sons of the Clergy, Upon the meeting 
 
 of. Fdm. Gayton, 1655. 
 Sootherne, J. Pandora, 1584, H. 568, 
 
 I. 394- 
 Sophistarum, Libellus. R. Almton, 
 
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 SopMster, The. R. Zouch, 1639. 
 Sophocles. Antigone, Interp. T. Wat- 
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 C. Wase, 1649, H. 568, I. 394. 
 Sophompaueas, or Joseph. H. Grotius, 
 
 n.d. 
 Sophonisba, Tragical Death of. David 
 
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 Sophronia, Amandus and. S. Sheppard, 
 
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 Sophy, The. Sir J. Denham, 1642. 
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 Sorbiere, Sieur. Dialogues of the Dead, 
 
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 171. 
 Sorbonne, College of. Letter to the 
 
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 Sorcerers and Conjurers, Treatise against. 
 
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SOBEL 
 
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 1653, II. 569; 1654, H. 568, II. 
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 Sorocold, T. Supplication of Saints, 
 1627, II. 570; 1693, I. 394. 
 
 SorovipMlus and Fraticola, 1 60 1 , II. 5 70. 
 
 Sorrow, The plurisy of. W. Hodgson, 
 1625. 
 
 Sorrowful Sobs and sighs of England, 
 1586-7, II. 199. — Soul, Seven sobs 
 of a. Wm. Hunnis, 1581. 
 
 Sorrows, Book of. T. Churchyard. 
 — lenitive. A. Jaclcson, 1613. 
 
 Soto, F. de, History of Travels, disco- 
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 Soto, E. F. A. de. The ransom of 
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 Soul, Ascents of the. Q. F. Loredano, 
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 1596. — Godly Meditation of the. 
 Margaret of Valois, 1568. — ^View of 
 the, 1682, II. 569. 
 
 Souldania, Description of the Bay of : 
 in R. Burton's English Acquisitions 
 in Guinea, 1686. 
 
 Soul's Conflict. Jacob Oatts, 1680. — 
 Exercise. Sir W. Vaiighan, 1641. 
 — good morrow, 1592, II. 34. — har- 
 mony. N. Breton, 1602, — immortal 
 crown. N. Breton, 1605. — Judge- 
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 for the. N. Breton, 1598. — pilgrim- 
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 H. 381. — preparation for Christ,i639, 
 I. 394. — ^Sacred method of saving 
 human. H. Halywell, 1677. — solace, 
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 of trouble. F. Thorne, 1643. — voyage. 
 W. Leighton, 1645. — warfare. Rich- 
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 Soundhead's Description of the Eound- 
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 South, Rob. Musica Incantans, 1667, 
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 South, Warner. Verses in G. Butler's 
 Feminine Monarchie, 1609. 
 
 Southampton, Chas. Fitzroy, Earl of, 
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 Southampton, Countess of, A Woman's 
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 Southampton, Ea,rl of, and others. Pro- 
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 Southampton, Henry Wriottesley, Earl 
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 Gervase Markham, 1624. — Elegy on 
 Death of. R. A., 1624, IL i.— 
 Treatise of Patience : Sermon on 
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 — Sonnet to : in G. Chapman's Ho- 
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 Earned Parthenophil, 1593. — J. 
 Florids World of Wonders, 1598; 
 George of Montemayor's Diana, 1598; 
 R. Pricket's Honor's Fame, 1604; 
 Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis, 
 1593, and Lucrece, 1594; T. Wright's 
 Passions of the Mind, 1601, ded. to. 
 
 Southampton, Thos. Fitzroy, Earl of. 
 Boethius, De Consolatione Philos., 
 1654 ; J. Ford's Sun's Darling, 1657 ; 
 T. and J. Mun's England's Treasure by 
 Foreign Trade, 1664 ; R. Perrinchiefs 
 Syracusan Tyrant, 1661, ded. to. 
 
 Southampton, Declaration of the Lords 
 and Commons concerning Colonels, 
 Captains, &c., in town and County 
 of, 1643, IL 455.— Exceedingly joy- 
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 petitions : one. Petition of Grand 
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 Southby, J., Bookseller, Harrow, in 
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 206. 
 
 Southcote, Justice, Second examina- 
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 * 1566, H. 456. 
 
 Southcote, Lady, R. Flecknoe's Erminia, 
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 Southern, Ed. Treatise of Bees, 1593, 
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 Southerne, L. Fearful News from Co- 
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 Southern, T. The Wives' Excuse, 
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SUUTilUU!S±; 
 
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 South-sea Islands. C Sehouten's Voy- 
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 Southwark, The Citie's thanks to, for 
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 345, II- 360-— Faithful account of 
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 1639, II. 569.— Presentment of the 
 Grand Jury for, II. 570. — Proceed- 
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 , — Proclamation prohibiting the fair 
 of Our Lady in, 1630, IV. 38.— Trial 
 of a woman for murdering her hus- 
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 Southwark, Hospitaller of St. Thomas, 
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 II- 570- — Mary Magdalen's Funeral 
 Tears, 1591, IL 570; 1594, 1602, 
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 — Mceoniae, 1595, H. 569. — St 
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 1597, 1599, 1602, H. 569; Walde- 
 grave, [1595], H. 569 ; n.d., [1605], 
 H- 569. 1-395; 1615,11.569; 1616, 
 H- 569. I- 395; 1620, 1630, 1634, 
 H. 569. — Short Rule of Good Life, 
 H. 568, II. 570. — Supplication to Q. 
 Elizabeth, 1593, H. 568, L 395; 
 1595, III. 235. — Triumphs over 
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 Southwell, Sir Thos., The seizing and 
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 Sovereign Antidote to prevent, appease, 
 
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 N. Baxter, 1577. 
 Sovereignty and Greatness, Grounds 
 
 of, 1685, n. 118. 
 
 Sowle, Andrew, Printer, 1683, II. 563, 
 III. 192; 1684, III. 6, 250; 1685, 
 n. 605; 1688, L 428; 1689, IL 
 
 476, IV. 14s J 1690, L 428, in. 
 
 249 J 1691, II. 60^; n.d., II. 521. 
 Sowle, Assigns of J. Printed, 17 14, 
 
 III. 17; 1726, A. 268. 
 Sowle, T., 1694, H. 467; 1696, H. 
 
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 Spackman, Thos. Declaration of grev- 
 
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 Spagnuoli Mantuano, B. Mantuan 
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 1595, 1596, I. 496. — Expeditionis 
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 — History of. L. de Mayerne-Tur- 
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 Journal of Actions of Lord Cecil on 
 the coasts of, 1625, III. 35. — Jour- 
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 of Eivers, 1607-8, II. 571. — News 
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 II. 570. — Rosa Hispano-Anglica. 
 M. Du Val, n.d. — Relation of cer- 
 
SPAIN 
 
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 SPANISH 
 
 tain things in. S. Man, 1619. — 
 Succession of, discussed, 1701, IV. 
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 Holliday, 1638.— The spyte of, 1568, 
 II_ gy I. — Vox Populi ; or news from. 
 Thos Scott, 1620. 
 
 Spain and England : Avis de la victoire 
 du Koy Catholique centre I'Anglois 
 en Espagne, 1589, I. 49^- CJopie 
 d'une lettre, sur la recontre des ar- 
 mees, 1588, I. 396. Copie d'une 
 missive, contenant les executions de 
 I'armee Angloise, 1596, I. 497. — and 
 Holland, News from, 1593, H. 417. 
 W. Fulke, 1593, III. 89.— and the 
 Netherlands, Proclamation, concern- 
 ing the opening of traffic, 1603, III. 
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 battle between, 1582, H. 569. True 
 copy of Discourse written by a gentle- 
 man in the late voyage of, 1589, 
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 Spalding, A. Translated G. ArthusM 
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 Spanhemius, F. England's Warning 
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 Ad. Aug. Magnse Britannise, Francise, 
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 Spaniard, A Fig for the, 1591, H. 570, 
 I. 396. 
 
 Spaniards. True relation of dispute 
 and conflict between S. and French, 
 1663, III. 146. — and Dutchmen, 
 Verses upon the warlike fight of the. 
 J. Taylor, 1639. — as lawful prize : 
 Proclamation of Lords of the United 
 Provinces, 1599, II. 417. — Brief 
 discourse of the cruel doings of the, 
 inGulickaud Cleve, 1599, II. 417. — 
 Ballad of the cruel whips, prepared to 
 whip and torment the English. T. 
 Deloney, 1588. — Cruelty towards the 
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 Englishmen's Victory over the, H. 
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 victory against the, 1588, 11. 570. 
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 upon the shipwreck of the, 1635, H. 
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 course concerning. P. Ubaldini, 1590. 
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 relation of that which lately happened 
 to, 1623, III. 235. — friar. John 
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 1678, III. 236. — inquisition. R, 
 Gonsalmus, 1625 ; R. G. Montanus, 
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 The Invincible Armada, or. T. Holli- 
 day, 1638. — ladies' love, H. 571. 
 Spanish language : Grammars. A. de 
 Corro, 1590; C. Oudin, 1622; L. 
 Owen, 160S ; Th. D'Oyly, 1590; J. 
 de Luna, 1623. — Dictionaries : Jos. 
 Howell, 1660; /. Minshew, n.d.; G. 
 Oudin, 1622; R. Percival, 1599; 
 Capt. J. Stevens, 1 706. — Dictionnaire 
 Colloques, 1578, II. 175. — Propu- 
 laion, or Entrance to the Spanish 
 tongue, 1610-11, II. 571. 
 Spanish letters. A. de Guevara, 1697. 
 — lies, A Libel of, 1596, H. 570.— 
 lies, A pack of, 1588, 11. 570,— 
 lovers. Most famous history of two, 
 1569, H. 569. — masquerade. Rob. 
 Greene, 1589. — monarchy, Discourse 
 touching. Th. Campanella, 1664.— 
 navy, Copy of Letter to Don B. Men- 
 dozaconcerning, 1588, II. 199; 1601, 
 II. 200. — The late wonderful distress 
 of. Ballad, 1588, IL 301.— Novels, 
 Three ingenious. A. Savorsano.'r^ 
 pilgrim, 1625, II. 571. — pilgrim, The 
 English- Spanish. Jas. Wadsworth, 
 1629. — practises, Experimental dis- 
 coveryof, 1623, II. 571. — rogue. T. 
 Duffett, 1674. — rule of Trade to the 
 West Indies. /. de Vierta, 1702.— 
 schoolmaster, 1614, II. 571. W. 
 Stepney, 1591. — state. Discourse of. 
 E. Daunce, 1590. — tragedy, [1630], 
 H. 571. Thos. Kyd, 1592. — tragedy. 
 The new, 1639, 11. 571. — wars. J. 
 De Beaugue, L'Histoire de la guerre 
 d'Escosse, 1556. — wives. M. Fix, 
 i6g6. 
 
SFABAGUS 
 
 [ 71S ] 
 
 SPEED 
 
 Sparagus Garden. R. Brome, 1640. 
 
 Spare Minutes. Arthur Warwick, 
 1634.— your good, H. 571, 1. 396-7. 
 
 Spared hours of a Souldier in his travel. 
 J. Wodroephe, 1623. 
 
 Spark of friendship and warm goodwil. 
 T. Churchyard, 1588. 
 
 Sparke, Ed. ScintiUula Altaris, 4th 
 Ed., 1666,11. 572; 1652, H. 571; 
 1682, I. 397. 
 
 Sparke, Michael, Bookseller. Crums of 
 Comfort, 1628, H. 571, IV. 97, n.d., 
 III. 217. —To the Glory of God, 
 1627, H. 571. — Qy. Author of works 
 under the name of Scintilla, 1652, 
 III. 239 ; Poor Orphan's Court, 1636, 
 H. 529. — Verses in The dimen- 
 sions of the Hollow Tree of Hamp- 
 stead, [1653], H. 391. — Works pub- 
 lished by, 1621, H. 475, I. 336; 
 
 1627, H. 20, 521, 576, I. 59; 
 
 1628, II. 140, 265, 374, H. 233, 
 517, III. 281; 1629, H. 365,509, 
 
 , 524, 614, I. 62, 315, II. 348, 422, 
 625; 1630, H. 47, I. 114, II. 75; 
 1631, H. 51, 315, I. 247, II. 42, III. 
 81 ; 1632, II. 588, I. 372 ; 1633, H. 
 332. 487; 1634, IV. 163; 1635, II. 
 392; 1636, II. 536; 1637,1V. 93; 
 1638, H. 192, I. 365, II. 644; 1639, 
 
 I. 128, 314, IV. 76; 1640, I. 247, 
 314, II. 438, 540; 1641, H. 487, I. 
 344; 1642, I. 95, II. 501, H. 533; 
 1643, H. 456, 483, II. 501 ; 1644, 
 
 H. 233, I. 183; 1645, I- 438. n. 
 
 501; 1646, II. 501, A. 164; 1648, 
 
 II. 502; 1651, II. 316; 1653, H. 
 391, II. 314. 
 
 Sparke, Michael, /imr., Bookseller, 16 40, 
 H. 36, II. 327. 
 
 Sparke, Sir Thos., T. Sternhold's Pro- 
 verbs of Solomon, 1552, ded. to. 
 
 Sparke, Thos. Brief and short Cate- 
 chism, I. 397. — Brotherly perswa- 
 sion to Unity, 1607, III. 310. — 
 Sermon at Cheanies, 1585, I. 397. — 
 Sermon at Whaddon, 1593, IV. 97. 
 —and others, S. N.'s Antidote, or 
 Sovereign remedy against the writings 
 of, 1615. — and J. Seddon. Cate- 
 chisme, 1588, IV. 181. 
 
 Sparkes, Wm., and others. Trials, 
 1696, II. 648. 
 
 Sparrow, A. Eationale upon the 
 
 Book of Common Prayer, 1657, 11. 
 
 572- 
 
 Spatchet, Thos., Narrative of wonderful 
 fits of. S. Petto, 1693. 
 
 Speak, Hugh, and others. /. Turner's 
 Whiggish Plot, 1684. 
 
 Speciebus, De variis tabis. Sir R. Sib- 
 bald, 1 66 1. 
 
 Speaking, Art of, 1650, II. 409.^- 
 Familiar forms of, 1685, I. 164. — 
 Herni elogium, or Art of. B. Jones, 
 1659. 
 
 Spectacle, or Counsel of Consequence, 
 1645, H. 90. — for a blind Papist, 11. 
 484. — to repentance. G. Colclough, 
 
 1571- 
 
 Spectacles for the City, A Pair of. 
 1648, H. 346, II. 361. — Case for the 
 City, 1648, H. 346, II. 361. 
 
 Spectres, Treatise of. T. Bromhall, 
 1658; P. de Loier, 1605. 
 
 Spectrum Anti-Monarchicum, III. 306. 
 
 Speculations : Divine and Moral. R. 
 Aylet, 1654. 
 
 Speculum ^grotorum. J. Page, 1606. 
 — BeatsB Virginis. Geo. Hickes, 
 1686. — Belli Sacri. Alex. Layton, 
 1624. — Britannise. ,7. iVbrc^ew, 1593. 
 — Crape-Gownorum, 1682, II. 572. 
 — historiale. Vincent of Beauvais, 
 n.d. — juventutis. M Panton, 1671 
 — Mundi. J. Sioan,i6^5. — nauticum. 
 /. Aspley, 1624. — qusestionum mor- 
 alium. /. Case, 1596. — spiritualium, 
 1 5 10, IV. 169. — scripturale schis- 
 maticorum. /. Vicars, 1649. — 
 speculativum. G. Wither, 1660. — 
 stultorum. N. Wirekerus, [1480]. — 
 tragicum regum. J. Dickenson, 
 1601. — Xpiani. /. Watton, n.d. 
 
 Speech, Elements of. W. Holder, 
 1669. — Introduction to the eight 
 parts of, 1542, III. 236. — without 
 Doors, A, 1681, II. 116. — without 
 Doors, The. Fab. Phillips, 1644; 
 G. Wither, 1644. 
 
 Speed, Ad. Adam out of Eden, 1659, 
 II. 572. 
 
 Speed, Daniel, Bookseller, 1620, H. 
 278. 
 
 Speed, John. England, Wales, Ireland, 
 and Scotland described, 1627, I. 
 397, II. 572. — Genealogies of Scrip- 
 ture, 1657, 1, 397. — History of Great 
 
SPEED 
 
 [ 716 ] 
 
 SPENCER 
 
 Britaine, 161 1, 1627, II. 572. — 
 Prospect of the most famous parts of 
 the world, 1646, I. 397 j 1668, II. 
 572. — Theatre of the Empire of 
 Great Brita,in, 1676, II. 572. Epi- 
 tome, 1676, II. 573. 
 Speed, Jos. Love's Revenge, 1631,11. 
 
 572- . , 
 
 Speed, Sam. Fragmenta careens, 1074, 
 
 I- 397; 167s, I. 397, H. 572.— 
 
 Prison Piety, 1677, H. 572,! 397. — 
 
 Bookseller, Printing-press, St. PauVs 
 
 Churchyard, 1658, I. 286, II. 488, 
 
 III. 312 ; 1660, I. 176 ; 1661, I. 
 
 118, II. 558; 1662, II. 688; 1663, 
 
 H. 197, 284, 333, I. 162, 255, II. 
 
 338, III. 30, 120 ; 1664, I. 417, II. 
 
 525, H. 205, 437; 1665,1. 186, II. 
 
 354 ; 1666, 11. 257 ; 1668, III. 203 ; 
 
 i66g, I. 2, II. 660 ; 1670, 11. 2 ; 
 
 1673, I. 314; 1676, IL 6; 1678, 
 
 II. 615; 1718, II. 354. 
 
 Speed, Thos., Booltseller, Three Crovms, 
 Cornhill, 1694, I. 267, II. 670. 
 
 Speed, Wm. Epigrammata Juvenilia, 
 1669, H. 572, I. 397. 
 
 Speedy cure to open the eyes of the 
 Blind, 1648, III. 145. — help for rich 
 and poor. Vander Leyden Herman- 
 nus, 1653. — post, A., J. W.,\i62/(\. 
 — post from Heaven. A. H., 1642. 
 
 Speght, R. Mortalitie's Memorandum, 
 1621, H. 572, I. 398. — Mouzell for 
 Melastomus, 161 7, H. 572. 
 
 Speght, T. Edited G. Chaucer's Works, 
 1598. 
 
 Speidell, J. Geometrical Extraction, 
 1616, II. 573. 
 
 Speke, Hugh, and others, Trials of, 
 1684, II. 604. 
 
 Spelling, New Art of. John Jones, 
 1704. — and Reading, Introduction 
 to. Fr. Fox, 1754. — Book, A, 161 o, 
 H. 236. — Book, A new. Th. Lye, 
 n.cZ.— Book, The Oxford. Th. Tuite, 
 17 16. — Book, A new, with Syl- 
 lables, 1 6 10, III. 236. 
 
 Spelman, C. Letter from Utrecht, 
 1648, II. 573. 
 
 Spelman, Sir H. Anglo-Brit. Archseo- 
 logus, 1626,11. 573.— De Sepulture, 
 1 641, III. 236. — De non temerandis 
 Eoclesiis, 1616, 1646, II. 573. — 
 English Works, 1723, IL 573.— 
 
 Glossarium Archaiologicum, 1687, 
 II. 573. — Reliquse , Spelmannianse, 
 1698, II. 573. — Tractatus de Armis : 
 in N. Uptoni De Studio Militari,, 
 1654. — ^Villare Anglicum, 1678, II. 
 574. — Elegy to, in F. Worthy's 
 Characters and Elegies, 1646.— & 
 Gardiner's Kn^iag, 1606, ded. to. '*■ 
 
 Spelman, Hen. Relation of Virginia, 
 1609, IL 573. 
 
 Spelman, J. Alfredi Magni Vita, 1678, 
 
 II. 574. — Psalterium Davidis Latino- 
 Saxonicum vetus, 1640, III. 56. 
 
 Spence, Ferrand. , Miscellanea, 1686, 
 
 III. 236. — Signed Dedications of The 
 Neapolitan, 1683, III. 122 ; The Un- 
 equal Match, 1681, I. 285. — ^Trans- 
 lated De Scudery's Conversations, 
 1683 ; Sieur de Varillas' House of 
 Medicis, 1686 ; Don Sebastian,,King 
 of Portugal, 1683, III. 200; Mero- 
 veus : Prince of the Blood-Eoyal of 
 France, 1682, III. 293. 
 
 Spence, R. G. Villerii Buckinghamia 
 
 Ducis maligno fortunse, &c., H. 572, 
 
 Spence's last advice. Lucky, [1700], II. 
 
 574- 
 Spencer, B. - Chrysomeson, 1659, I. 
 398. — Dumb Speech, 1646, III. 237. 
 — Vox Civitatis, 1625, 1. 398; 1636,. 
 
 n. 574- 
 Spencer, Sir John and Lady, Aleyn's 
 
 Crescy and Poictiers, ded. to. 
 Spencer, John. Discourse concerning 
 
 Prodigies, 1663, H. 572, III. 237; 
 
 1665, H. 572, I. 398. — Discourse of 
 
 divers Petitions, 1641, H. 572.— 
 
 Kaina Kai Palaia : Things new and 
 
 old, 1658, II. 574.— The Grammar 
 
 War, 1635, I. 398. 
 Spencer, J. The Spiritual Warfare, 
 
 1642, L 398. ■ I 
 
 Spencer, John, Bookseller on Londm 
 
 Bridge, 1624, H. 219. 
 Spencer, Sir Rob., R. Parre's End of 
 
 Perfect Man : Sermon at funeral of, 
 
 1628, II. 462. 
 Spencer, Rob., Thos., and John, S. 
 
 Holland's Don Zara del Fogo,-i6s6, 
 
 ded. to. 
 Spencer, Thos. Art of Logic, 1628, 1. 
 
 398. 
 Spencer, Thos., BooJcseller, 1635,!. 398 ; i 
 1636, L 303. 
 
SPENCEE 
 
 [ 717 ] 
 
 SPIRITUAL 
 
 Spencer, Sir Wm., B. Parre's End of 
 the Perfect Man, 1628 ; ;S. Wastell's 
 Microbiblion, 1629, ded. to. 
 
 Spencers, The. Hen. Porter, 1598. 
 
 Spencers, Sir F. Hubert's Lives of 
 Edward II., with the fates of Gave- 
 ston and the, 172 1. 
 
 Spenser, Edm. Amoretti and Epitha- 
 lamion,i595, H. 573. — Brittain's Ida, 
 1628, H. 574. — Colin Clout's come 
 home again, 1595, H. 573. — Com- 
 plaints, 1591, H. 573, I. 398. — 
 Daphnaida, 1591, H. 573, I. 398; 
 1596, I. 399. — Faery Queene, 1590, 
 2nd Part, 1596, H. 573, A. 271. — 
 Faery Queene, 1596, 1609, H. 573 ; 
 1611, H. 573, I. 399; 1617, L 399. 
 — Faery Queen, Observations on : Sir 
 Kenelm Digby, 1643. — Four Hymns, 
 1596, H. 574, I. 399. — Original 
 Canto of. S. Croxal, 1714. — Pro- 
 thalamion, 1596, H. 574, I. 599. — 
 — Shepherd's Calendar, 1579, 1581, 
 [1581], 1586, 1591, 1597, H. 572. 
 — Three proper, witty, and familiar 
 Letters, 1580, H. 574. — Works, 
 1679, H. 573. — Verses in Conta- 
 reno's Venice, 1599 j F. Davison's 
 Poems, 1621 ; Gab. Harvey's Four 
 Letters, 1592 ; /. de Lavardin's His- 
 tory of G. Castriot, 1596. — Epigram- 
 to, in G. FitzGeoffry's Affanise, 1601. 
 — Case of Wm. Spenser, grandson of, 
 1700, III. 237. 
 Spenser, J. Life and Eepentance, I. 
 399. — His repentance in Prison, I. 
 399. 
 Spenser, Wm. Revelation of St. John, 
 
 I. 399. 
 
 Spenser, Wm., of Kilcolman, Case of, 
 
 1700, in. 237. 
 Sphaera Civitatis. /. Case, 1588. 
 Sphera mundi. J. de Sacro Bosco, [/. 
 
 Holywood,] 1 48 1. 
 Sphere, Description of the. Wyer, n.d. , 
 
 II. 660. — Description and use of the. 
 JE. Wright, 1613. — of Marcus Mani- 
 lius, tr&s. E. Sherburne, 1675. 
 
 Sphinx Lugduno-Genevensis, 1683, III. 
 
 237. — Theologica. E. Benlowes, 
 
 1626. — Thebanus. W. Bagwell, 
 
 1664. 
 Spicer, A Elegy on death of Sir 
 
 Arthur Chichester, 1625, H. 574, XL 
 
 574- — Verses in Bodleiomnema, 1 6 1 3, 
 H. 44. 
 
 Spicer, John. The sale of Salt, 161 1, 
 H. 574, IL 575. 
 
 Spicer, John, Bookseller, 1682, I. 4. 
 
 Spices, Profitable and necessary dis- 
 course of garbelling of, 1591, H. 613. 
 
 Spider and the Fly. /. Hey wood, 1556. 
 
 Spider's Webb, A. T. Lodge, 1594. 
 
 Spightful Sister, The. Ab. Barley, 
 1667. 
 
 Spigurnel, And. Verses in D. de San 
 Pedro's Castell of Love. 
 
 Spigurnel, T. Verses in A. Munday's 
 Mirror of Mutability, 1579. 
 
 Spilman, M. Description of his Paper 
 Mill : in T. Churchyard's Spark of 
 Friendship, 1588. 
 
 Spilwater, Chas. Verses in Qalpre- 
 nede's Hymen's Preludia, 1658. 
 
 Spinola, Ambrose, Marquis of. Siege of 
 Breda by. G. Barry, 1627. — and 
 Berghen - op - Zom, Battle between, 
 2 Sept. 1622, III. 95. — and the 
 Prince of Orange, Journal or Daily 
 Register at siege of Berghen-up- 
 Zoome, 1622, III. 172. 
 
 Spinoza, Benedict, Epitaph on. R. B., 
 H. 20. 
 
 Spira, F., Relation of fearful estate of, 
 1638, H. 574. 
 
 Spira, The Second. /. S., 1693. 
 
 Spirit of Love, Prophecy of the. H. 
 NicMaes, 1649. — Fearful apparition 
 of a, 1647, H. 345. — The, the flesh, 
 the world and the Devil, 1569-70, 
 II. 31. — True Relation of Apparition, 
 and acting of a. A. Telfair, 1696. 
 
 Spirits, Dialogicall Discourses of. J. 
 Deacon and J. Walker, 1601. — Trea- 
 tise of. John Beaumont, 1705. — 
 Treatise of discerning of, 1521, 1. 427. 
 
 Spiritual Almanac, H. 7, III. 276.— 
 and most precious pearl. 0. Wermy- 
 lierus, 1560. — armour to defend the 
 head, 1688, H. 124. — Bee, 1622, I. 
 33. — combat between a Christian and 
 Satan. H. I., 1646, 1. 488. — conso- 
 lation. Bp. John Fisher, n.d. — cor- 
 dial for my Lord of Canterbury. W. 
 Starhucle, 1644. — couits epitomized, 
 1649, H. 159. — delights, Banquetting 
 house ful of. E. Keach, 1696. — 
 duel between a Christian and Satan. 
 
SPIRITUALIBUS 
 
 [ 718 ] 
 
 STABLE 
 
 H. I., 1646. — essa3's, 1602, 11. 206. 
 — exercises. Gertrude More, 1658 ; 
 Wm. Perin, n.d. — infatuation. W. 
 Stampe, 1650. — journey of a young 
 man, 1659, H. 367. — melody. B. 
 Keaeh, 1691. — physik. Wm. Turner, 
 1555. — portion of heavenly treasure. 
 W. Wheeler, 1661. — song of comfort. 
 W. Siarbuck. — songs. J. Mason, 
 1685; R. Cotton, r595; T. Shep- 
 herd, 1735. — sonnets. H. Constable, 
 n.d. — spicery, R. Brathwaite, 1638. 
 — warfare. John Spencer, 1642. 
 
 Spiritualibus Pecci, De. W. Bagshaw, 
 1702. 
 
 Spirituality and temporality, Treatise 
 concerning the division between, 1532, 
 I. 427. 
 
 Spittle-fields, A fair in. J. B., 1652. 
 
 Spittlehouse, J. Rome ruin'd by 
 Whitehall, 1650, H. 574. 
 
 Spittle-house, The High way to. Rob. 
 Copland, n.d. 
 
 Splynter, J. How he made his Testa- 
 ment, H. 574. 
 
 Spon, J. History of Geneva, 1687, II. 
 
 575- 
 
 Sponsa nondum Uxor. Rob. Thompson, 
 1677. 
 
 Spooner, Hugh, Bookseller, 1579, H. 
 357, II. 371. 
 
 Spooner, L. Looking-glass for Smokers, 
 1703, H. 574. 
 
 Sport upon Sport, [1720], III. 237. 
 
 Sportive Wit, 1656, H. 168, II. 653. 
 
 Sports, Essay on public. Mr. Gordon, 
 1743. — The King's Declaration con- 
 cerning, 1618, H. 297, 1. 234; 1633, 
 H. 86. 
 
 Sportsman's Instructor. G. Markham, 
 n.d. 
 
 Spots and stains, Remedies for. L. 
 Maseall, 1588. 
 
 Spottiswood, Jas. The execution of 
 Nesebech, 16 16, IV. 165. 
 
 Spottiswood, John, and others. Peti- 
 tion of Sir Wm. Dick. 
 
 Spousals or Matrimonial Contracts. H. 
 Swinburne, 1686. 
 
 Sprackling, Adam, Murders by. The 
 Bloody Husband, &c., 165^, H. -Ji?, 
 IV. 56. ' ' ", 6 h 
 
 Spratt, Mr. {of Oxford). See next 
 article. 
 
 Sprat, Dr. Thos. Account of Life and 
 Writings of Ab. Cowley, in Works, 
 1 7 21. Exclamation against ditto, 
 by Hd. Ellis, 1670. — Letter to the 
 Earl of Dorset, 1688, III 237.— 
 Observations on De Sorbiere's Voyage 
 into England, 1668. — Plague of 
 Athens, 1667, II. 575. — Poem on 
 death of Oliver Cromwell, 1659, H. 
 131, II. 150. — Relation of Conspiracy 
 of Blackhead and Young, 1692, IIL 
 237 J Part IL, 1693, IL S75-— y. 
 'Percival's Eye-House Travesty, 1696, 
 in a letter to. 
 
 Sprigge, Joshua. Preface in H. Ed- 
 head's Inclosure thrown open, 1650. 
 
 Spring, A new. jS. Brathwaite, 16 19. 
 
 Spring's delightful Garland, [1689], H. 
 
 - 220. — glory. T. Nabbes, 1638. 
 
 Sprint, John, Bookseller, 16.96, III. 78; 
 1697, L 271 : 1699, IL 3; 1700, 1. 
 96. 
 
 Sprint, J. and B., Booksellers, 17 10, 
 
 III. 54. 
 Sprint, Sam., Bookseller, 1670, II. 
 619; 1676, II. 241'; 1677, I 
 
 477- 
 Sprint, S. and J., Booksellers, 1703, 
 
 in. 221. 
 
 Sprot, Geo. Examination by Sir W. 
 Hart, 1608. 
 
 Spruel, J. Accompt current betwixt 
 Scotland and England balanced, 
 1705, IV. 97. 
 
 Spy-knaves, A pair of. S. Rowlands, 
 
 Square Caps turned into round heads. 
 Hen. Peacham, 1642, H. 520. 
 
 Squier, Hen. Contributed to Vita et 
 Obitus H. et C. Brandoni, 1551. 
 
 Squire, Ed., Discovery and confutation 
 of a tragical fiction acted by, 1598, 
 H. 5 74. — Letter to an English Gentle- 
 man, 1599, H. 574, L 399.-2'. F.'s 
 Defence of the Catholick cause, 1602 ; 
 S. Jerome's Jesuits' ghostly ways 
 made plain, 1679. 
 
 Squire, J. Tres Irenes Trophaia, 1620, 
 H. 574. 
 
 Squire of Alsatia. T. Shadwell, 1688. 
 — of Low Degree, H. 574. 
 
 Squire Oldsapp. T. Durfey, 1679. 
 
 Squire's Tale. G. Chaucer'. 
 
 Stable, R. Elegy in F. Quarles, Solo- 
 mon's Recantation, 1648. 
 
STABLE 
 
 [ 719 ] 
 
 STAGE 
 
 Stable Truths of the Kirk require 
 a suitable behaviour, 1660, IL 
 543- 
 
 Stacy, E. Dedicatiou in Dallington 
 Epitomis'd, 1700, IV. 28. 
 
 Stael, Michael, Printer at Delft, 1649, 
 H. 329. 
 
 Stafford, Ant. Heavenly Dog, 1615, 
 H. 575, III. 237. — Guide of Honour, 
 1634, L 400. — Honour and vertue 
 triumphing over the grave, 1640, H. 
 575, I. 400. — Meditations and Reso- 
 lutions, 161 2,H. 575, 1. 400. — Niobe, 
 161 1, H. 575, I. 400. — The female 
 glory, 1635, H. 575. 
 
 Stafford Bookseller. John Felton, 1658. 
 
 Stafford, Henry, Lord. Differences 
 between the Regal and Ecclesiastical 
 Powers, I. 400. — A. Stafford's 
 Honor and Vertue, 1640, on the 
 death of. 
 
 Stafford, Humphrey. Arraignment, 
 judgment, and execution, 1607, H. 
 
 575- 
 
 Stafford, John, Bookseller in Black 
 horse Alley, near Fleet Bridge, 1631, 
 H. 596; 1639, H. 123,5715 1641, 
 I. 3, 126; 1642, II. 703, I. 433; 
 1647, IL 529 ; 1648, H. 153, L 124, 
 369 J 1449, H. 332, L 225; 1650, 
 IL 305; 1651, IL 506, H. 493; 
 1653, L 215; 1655, H. 546, IL 
 239, IIL 89, H. 493 ; 1656, H. 493 ; 
 1657, IL 506, 655; 1658, IL 506; 
 1659, I. 225; 1660, H. 509, II. 
 298. 
 
 Stafford, Rob. Geographical and Au- 
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 1618, IL 575. 
 
 Stafford, Simon, Prints, Three Crowns, 
 inthe Cloth Fair, 1598, H. 56 ; 1599, 
 H. 61, 176, 243, I. 51; 1600, H. 
 414, 422, 429, 627, II. 438) III- 
 139; 1601, H. 543, IIL 68; 1602, 
 H. 58, 421, 469, 478, 517; 1603, 
 H. 146, 295, 698, IIL 56, IV. 83 ; 
 1604, H. no, 274, I. 490. II- ^99< 
 IIL 84; 1605, H. 470. 1- 253; 1606, 
 H. 258, IL 511; 1607, H. 412, L 
 301, II. 411; 1609, H. 201; 1610, 
 H. 6gp, IL551, III. 256; 1611, IL 
 553, 232, 268 ; 1612, H. 37, 83, 144, 
 524, L 75, 362, II 81, 179, 569. 
 687, IIL 251; 1613, H. 58, 73, 83, 
 
 264, 448, L 75, 276, 374, 459, 495, 
 
 II. 12, 251, 700. 
 Stafford, Thos. Pacata Hibernia, 1633, 
 
 L 401, IL 575. 
 Stafford, Thos., Earl of. Portrait in 
 
 Tragicum Theatrum, 1649, I. 425. 
 Stafford, W. Compendious or brief 
 
 exam, of certain complaints, 1581, I. 
 
 370- 
 Stafford, W. Published Th. Fuller's 
 Anthologia, 1655. 
 
 Stafford, Wm., yiscount. Memoirs, 
 1681, III. 237. — Speech on Tower 
 Hill, 1680, II. 575. Animadver- 
 sions on same, 1680, II. 575. Ani- 
 madversions by W. F., gent., i68i, 
 IL 212.— Trial, i68f, IL 575. Speech 
 of the Lord High Steward on pro- 
 nouncing the Judgement of the 
 House of Peers, 1680, II. 575. — 
 Proces de, 1681, IV. 97. — Advice to 
 a Carver ; on the death of. J. Pock- 
 lington, 1685. — Strange and won- 
 derful news from the. Lords in the 
 Tower, 1681, IL 575.— The Pope's 
 ^ Letter to the Lords concerning the 
 death of, 1681, IL 487. — Camoens' 
 Lusiad, 1655, ded. to. 
 
 Staffordshire, A "Wonder in, 1661, II. 
 715. — maid, II. 576. — misery, 1643, 
 H. 575, IL 575. 
 
 Stage, Historia Histrionica : or His- 
 torical Account of the English. Jos. 
 Wright, 1699. — Historical Review of 
 the. /. I Doiimes, 1 708. — Momus 
 Triumphans, or Plagiarie of the 
 English. G. Langlaine, 1688. — 
 Usefulness of the. J. Dennis, 1698. 
 — Whole Art of the. M. Hedelin, 
 1684. 
 
 Stage-coaches, Letter by J. C, with 
 Directions for putting down, 1672, 
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 [1672], IIL 45- 
 
 Stage-players' complaint, 1641, H. 
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 Stage plays. Catalogue of. J. Dancer's 
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 1647, H. 463. — Ordinance against, 
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STAOES 
 
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 STANHOPE 
 
 throw of. J. Rainoldes, i^gg. — Pro- 
 clamation against, 1559, H. 462. — 
 Q. Elizabeth's Second Proclamation 
 against, 1559, I. 333.— Short Trea- 
 tise against, 1625, H. 462. 
 
 Stages, Ancient and Modern, surveyed, 
 1699, II. 576. 
 
 Staggering estate of every degree, 
 1566-7, II. 31. 
 
 Staining, Col., Elegy on; in Sir F. 
 Wortley's Characters, 1646. 
 
 Stair, Jas., Viscount. See Sir Jas. 
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 Stalbridge, H. Discourse whether the 
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 238. — Epistle exhortatory of an Eng- 
 lish Christian, [1550], II. 576, III. 
 
 238- 
 Staley, W. Trial and condemnation, 
 
 1678, H. 575. — Execution of, 1678, 
 
 H. 575. — His behaviour in Newgate, 
 
 1678, H. 575. — Account of the 
 
 digging up of his quarters, 1678, 
 
 H. 575- 
 Stallenge, Wm., mentioned, 1607, II. 
 
 171. 
 Stam, John Fred., Printer, Amsterdam, 
 
 1630, III. 202; 1633,1. 15; 1634, 
 
 H. 427. 
 Stamford, Earl of. Case, relating to 
 
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 II. 692. 
 
 Stamford, Henry, Earl of. Declaration 
 of the Lords and Commons concern- 
 ing, 1642, III. 186. — Petition and 
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 Petition of the Lords and Commons 
 presented to H.M., 1642, II. 448. — 
 Eeport : in Horrible News from 
 York, &c., 1642, III. 36. — Report 
 concerning the danger of Hull : in 
 New Votes of Both Houses, 1642, 
 
 III. 304. — True Relation of divers 
 passages of Divine Providence in the 
 Victories of the Parliamentary Forces 
 under, 1643,11. 173. — True Relation 
 of Transaction of Commands con- 
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 1642, II. 340. — Vindication from 
 Treason, 1642, IL 449. 
 
 Stamford, Thos., Earl of. Compendious 
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 Stamp, Sir Thos., Lord Mayor. E. 
 Settle's Triumphs of London, 1691. 
 
 Stampe, Wm. Spiritual Infatuation, 
 1650, II. 576. 
 
 Stanbridge,J. Accidence. W.deWorde, 
 n.d., I. 401, II. 576; Pynson, n.d., 
 I. 401,11. 574; Doesborch, [1510],- 
 L 401; Skot, n.d., IV. 97; 1539^ 
 IV. 97 ; Treveris, n.d., IV. 98.— 
 Embryon Relimatum, 1624, I. 401 j 
 1629, IL 576 ; 1647, IL S77-— 
 Vocabula, 1510, IL 576, 715; n..d.,' 
 IL 576; 1529, IL 715; 1532, IV. 
 97; 1586-7,11. 576; W. deWorde, 
 n.d., 1644, III. 238; Treveris, n.d., 
 IV. 97. — Vulgaria quedam,i529, III. 
 238. — Parvulorum institutio. Pyn- 
 son, n.d. ; 1521, IL 576. 
 
 Stand fast, ye mariners, 1566-7, H. 
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 Johnson, 1630. 
 
 Standfast, R. Caveat against Seducers, 
 1660, 1664, H. 575. — Dialogue be- 
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 310. — Handful of Cordial Comforts, 
 1638, II. 577. — Two Books: Caveat 
 and Handful, 1665, II. 577. 
 
 Standish, A. The Commons' Com- 
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 — New Directions of experience to 
 the Commons' Complaint, 161 3, I. 
 402. 
 
 Standish, J. Against the protestaMba 
 of Robert Barnes, 1540, I. 402. 
 
 Standish, J., BooTtseller, 1599, 1602, 
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 Standsfield, Philip, Trial, 1688, IV. 
 169. 
 
 Stanhop, Cromwel. Verses in Seneca's 
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 Stanhope, Sir Chas., D. H. De Merir 
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 ded. to. 
 
 Stanhope, Sir Edw., Epitaph upon the 
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 Stanhope, Sir John, and others, Ar- 
 raignment and conviction of Sir W. 
 Raleigh before, 1648, II. 510. 
 
 Stanhope, John. Funeral Elegies, 1624, 
 H. 575, L 402. 
 
 Stanhope, Lady Katherine, P. Massin- 
 ger's Duke of Milan, 1623; M. S.'s 
 News out of Yorkshire, 1627, ded. 
 to. 
 
STANHOPE 
 
 [ 721 ] 
 
 STAPLETON 
 
 Stanhope, Michael. Cures without a 
 care, 1632, H. 576, II. S77._jsrews 
 out of Yorkshire, 1627, H. 575, I. 
 369. 
 
 Stanley, Lady Katherine, Sir II. Wot- 
 ton's Reliquiae Wottonianse, 1651, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Stanley, Mrs. Sir P. Sidney's Arcadia 
 modernized. 
 
 Stanley, Rob., J. de Luna's Art for to 
 learn Spanish, 1623, ded. to. 
 
 Stanley, Thos. Aurora and the Prince, 
 1647, H. 575. — Aurora Isineuia, 
 1650, 1. 402, H. 575.— Europa, 1649, 
 H. S7S, I. 402.— History of Philo- 
 sophy, 1656, III. 238 ; 1660, II. 577, 
 III. 238. — Poems, 1651, H. 575. — 
 Poems and Translations, 1647, !• 4°2. 
 — Psalterium Carolinum, 1660, H. 
 575, I. 402. — Verses in /. Hall's 
 Horae Vacivse, 1646 ; Seneca's Medea, 
 tran^. E. 8., 1648. — Translated C. 
 yElian'g, History, 1665. — Words to 
 J. Gamhle's Ayres and Dialogues, 
 1656, H. 218. — R. Brome's Jovial 
 Crew, 1652; John Hall's Poems, 
 1646 ; Margaret of Valois' Hepta- 
 meron, 1654; E. Phillips' Tim&irxxm 
 Poetarum, t675 ; Sir E. SJierburne's 
 Salmacis, 165 1, ded. to. 
 
 Stanley, Sir Wm., Short Admonition 
 of the treason of, for delivering up of 
 Deventer, 1587, II. 415. — Cardinal 
 Allen's Letter concerning the yielding 
 up of Deventer by, 1587. Replied 
 to by G. D., in Brief Description of 
 Dr. Allen's seditious drifts, 1588. — 
 P. Philips' Madrigali, 1598; L. de 
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 ded. to. 
 
 Stanley's remedy, or the way to reform 
 wandering beggars, 1646, H. 575. 
 
 Stannop, John, T. Churchyard's Book 
 of my deer adue ; and. Feast ful of 
 sad cheer, 1592, ded. to, 
 
 Stans puer ad Mensam. J. Lydgate, 
 [1479]; H. Rhodes, n.d. ; J. Suljd- 
 tius, 15 15. 
 
 Stansby, Wm., Bookseller, 1597, IL 
 
 . 607. Printer, 1609, H. 239, I. 
 473; 1610, H. 123, L 258, 475, 
 III. i; 1611, H. 12, 50, 123, 145,^ 
 240, 498, L 12, 124,-401, IL 178;* 
 1612, H. 128, L 387, II. 164, 564, 
 
 IV. 98; 1613, H. 99, 164, 183,325, 
 373, L III, 133, IL 395, 505 ; 1614, 
 H. 331. 4i9> n. 320, 341, 551, 552 ; 
 1615, H. 124, 420,448, 569, L 324, 
 IL 690, IIL 65, 220, 23s, IV. 40, 
 6Si iSi> 156; 1616, H. 240, 306, 
 579, L 191, 415, II. 319, 513 ; 1617, 
 H. 255, 454, 1. 201, IL 54, 289, 505 ; 
 i6i8, H. 281, 368, L 162 ; 1619, H. 
 563, L 134, 374, A. 270, IIL 206; 
 1620, H. 207, 227, 303, 608, I. 374, 
 II- 317. 321, IV. 142 ; i62i,H. 149, 
 I. ir, 389, IL 564, IIL 150; 1622, 
 
 I. hi; 1623, I. 65, II. 505, IV. 35 ; 
 1624, L 89, 491, IL 283, 523, IIL 
 141 ; 1625, H. 580, 627, L 24, 491, 
 456, II. 583,, IIL 270,252; 1626, 
 H. 86, 430, L 313, II. 19, 552 ; 
 1627, III. 193, H. 528, L 387; 1628, 
 
 H. 17s. 369, 529. I- 138, 191. 199. 
 
 II. 28, 189, IIL 72 ; 1629, H. 198, 
 
 II. 266; 1630, H 16, 165, 432, I. 
 134, 186, 475, 258; 1631, H. 403, 
 548, 660, IL 551, IIL 192; 1632, 
 H. 478, L 270; 1633, H. 115, II. 
 564; 1634, H. 14, 389, 1. 13, IL 
 278 ; 1635, H. 454, 550, 658, L 289, 
 328, II. 529; 1638, H. 189; n.d., 
 23. 38, 76, IL 84. 
 
 Stanton, Serjeant, A Monsterous pye 
 made by, 1565-6, H. 575. — An an- 
 swer unto the new reply concerning 
 Mr. Stanton's pye, 1565-6, H. 575. 
 
 Stanton, Wife of Philip, True account 
 of bloody murder of, i68|-, II. 364. 
 
 Stanyhurst, R. De Rebus in Hibernia 
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 Patricii, 1687, I. 402. — Hebdomada 
 Mariana, 1609, II. 577. — Translated 
 Virgil's ^neid, Bks. I.-IV, 1582.— 
 Verses in R. Verstegan's Restitution 
 of Decayed Intelligence, 1605. 
 
 Staphorst, N. Translated L. RauidoJffs 
 Itinerary : in Collection of Curious 
 Travels, 1693, III. 249. 
 
 Staple of News. Ben Jonson, 1626, 
 
 Stapleton, Sir Philip, and otliers, Hor- 
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 H.M.'s threatenings to imprison, 1642, 
 
 III. 36. — Letter from, 1642, II. 665, 
 III. 274. — News from York, &c., 
 with H.M's threatening to imprison, 
 1642, II. 423. — Particular charge of 
 impeachment against, 1647, II. 213. 
 
 2 z 
 
STAPLETON 
 
 [ 722 ] 
 
 STATESMAN 
 
 Vindication and Answer, 1647, II. 
 
 457- 
 
 Stapleton, Sir Philip. Narrative of liis 
 departure and death, 164 ■<, I. 403. 
 
 Stapleton, Rich. Verses in G. Chap- 
 man's Ovid's Banquet of Sense, 1595. 
 
 Stapleton, Thos. Fortress of Faitli, 
 1565, II. 577. — ^^Tres Thomse, 1588, 
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 History of the Church, 1565. 
 
 Stapleton, Mrs. Ursula^ W. CorJcine'n 
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 Stapylton, C. B. Translated Herodi- 
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 Stapylton, Sir Rob. The Slighted 
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 — Tragedy of Hero and Leander, 
 16.69, H. 575, 1. 403. — Verses against 
 the Dutch, 1666, H. 575. — Trans- ' 
 
 . latgd JuvenaUs Satyres, 1-6, 1644, 
 
 . Mores Hominum, 1660 ; Musceus, 
 Hero and Leander, 1645 ; Pliny's 
 Panegyrick, 1644; F. Sirada's Low 
 Country Wars, 1650; Virgil's Mneid, 
 Bk. IV., 1634. — 'Verses in F. Beau- 
 mQ?»i's Comedies and Tragedies, 1647; 
 
 , M Gayton's Art of Longevity, 1659 ; 
 S. Harding s Sicily and Naples, 1640 ; 
 V. Malvezzi's Romulus and Tarquin, 
 1638. 
 
 Star, Wm., and J. Taylor, Declaration 
 , of the bloody and unchristian acting 
 of, 1649, H. 584. 
 
 Star Chamber, Brief relation of jias- 
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 — Cases, 1630, II. 578. — Decree, 
 1633, II. 92. — epitomized, 1641, H. 
 88, L 403. 
 
 Star, Admonition to England by the 
 biasing, 1580, II. 578. — Christian 
 conjecture of the new biasing, 157 7-8, 
 11.577. — Fresh discovery of . . . new 
 blazing. W. Prynne, 1605. — Letter, 
 containing Confutation of a French 
 jnan's errors in the report of the 
 miraculous, 1573, H. 676.— Small 
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 , —prophet anatomized and dissected. 
 J. S., 1675.— The north. W. Erhery, 
 1653. 
 
 Starbuck, W. Brief exposition : of the 
 Lord of Canterbury's Sermon on tlje 
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 Cordial for my Lord of Canterbury, 
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 Starch, Proclamation for the well order- 
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 no, H. 615. 
 
 Starkey, G. Nature's explication and 
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 — Royal and other innocent blood 
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 Heydon's Idea of Law, 1660, and 
 Theomagia, 1664. 
 
 Starkey, John, Bookseller, 1656, III. 
 54 ; at the Mitre, Fleet Street, 1659, 
 L 293 ; 1660, L 190, IL 337, 591; 
 1661, L 317; 1662, IL 434; 1663, 
 IlL 246 ; 1664, L 349, II. 142, 143, 
 in. 268 ; 1665, IL 535 ; 1666, IL 
 82; 1667,11. 526; 1668,11. 241,. 
 III. 216; 1669, 11.300, 623, 695, 
 III. 151, 161, IV. 139; 1670, II. 
 315.335.619,1^.46.; 1671, H. 396, 
 in. 217; 1672, L 370, 455, IL 585; 
 1673, L 63, IL 412; 1675, L 374, 
 IL 582; 1676, IL 533; 1677, A. 
 166, IV. 91 ; 1678, IL 379, IV. 22 ; 
 1679,11.315; 1680,11.527,1.291; 
 1682, III. 189. Piinter, 1688, IIL 
 267; 1689, II. 312, 647, IIL 26. 
 
 Starkey, Stanley. Upon the death of 
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 Starkey, T. Exhortation to the People, 
 IIL 239. 
 
 Starlings, Wonderful battle of, at Cork, 
 1622, H. 292, III. 119. 
 
 Starry Messenger. Wm. Lilly, 1645. 
 
 Stars, Astrological Judgement of. C. 
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 blazing, 1578, IL 577. 
 
 State, The Distracted. /.. Tatham, 
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 oaths , and tests. Letter shewing 
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 Dryden, 1695. — of the kingdom. 
 Remonstrance of, 1641, III. 74. — 
 Questions of. E. Stephens, 1689.— 
 — Scuffle, 1663, I. 403. — songs. 
 Collection of, 17 16, II. 568. ^-tracts, 
 1689, III. 40. 
 
 Statesman, The modern. G. Wither, 
 1654. — The fugitive, 1683, IIL 
 308. 
 
STATESMEN 
 
 X rn T 
 
 STEER 
 
 Statesmen and favourites of Eiiylaml, 
 
 D. Lloyd, 1665. 
 Statham, N. Abridgement of the Law, 
 
 i49Sj III. 239. 
 Stationers, Beacon set on fire, or 
 
 Humble Information of certain, 1652 ; 
 , 2nd Beacon, 165,2, III. 239.— Humble 
 
 Remonstrance of. Hen. Parker, 1 643, 
 
 XL 443.— Orders, Rules and Ordin- 
 , ances of the, 1678, III. 239. — Orders, 
 
 Rules, &c., 1682, IV. 169. — Petition, 
 
 1643, n. 578. 
 Stationers' Company, Printed for, 
 
 1604,11.581; 1605,11.546; 1608, 
 
 II. 493 ; 1610. II, 197, 610; 1613, 
 
 II. 218; 1617, 11. 503; 1630, II. 
 
 610 ; 1638, II. 610 : 1663, II. 610 ; 
 
 1668, II. 2; 1672, II. 610. 
 Statins. Achilleis, with anjiotations. 
 
 Sir Rah. Hoioard's Poems, 1660. — 
 , Sylvarum libri V., coll. T. Stephen^, 
 
 1 65 1, II. 578. — Thebais, traTis. T. 
 
 Stephens, 1648, H. 576. — Essay on, 
 
 T. S[tephens], 1648, I. 403. 
 Statu, De, libri III. W. BeUenden, 
 
 1616. 
 Statute for the . maintenance of Artil- 
 lery, Effects of certain branches of 
 
 the, [1604], III. 239. 
 Statuta bonum publicum concernentia, 
 
 [1532], I. 403. 
 Statute of Uses, Readinss of Sir Francis 
 
 Bacon upon, 1642, II. 24. 
 Statutes. An. XL, Henrici IV., II. 
 
 579.— An. VI.,Edwardiin., II. 579. 
 
 An. XXL, L 403 ; XL., IV. 99.— 
 
 An. XXVIIL, Henrici VI., IV. 99. 
 
 An. XXXIIL, n. 578, IV. 99; 
 
 XXXIII. , XXXV., XXXVL, 11. 5 7 9. 
 
 —An. II., IV., Edw. IV., IV. 99.— 
 
 An. L, Edw. V., IL 579.— An. I., 
 
 Rich. IIL, IL 579.— An. L, VII., 
 • . XVIL, Hen. VII., IV. 99.— An. I., 
 
 Hen. VIIL, IL 579. An. IIL, 
 
 XXIIL, IV. 99 ; XXXVL, I. 403-— 
 
 An. L, Edw. VL, IL 579, IV. 169. 
 , An. IL, IIL, IL 579, IV. 100, 169 ; 
 
 V. and VL, IV. 100, 170 ; VII., IV. 
 
 170. — An. L, Mary, IV. 170. — 
 . An. L, IL, IIL, IV., and V., Philippi 
 
 et Marise, IV. 170.— An. V., VIIL, 
 - XIIL, XVIIL, Elizabethse, IV. 1 7 1 ; 
 I XIV., XVIIL, XXXV., XLIIL, IV. 
 
 IOC— An. L Cliarles L, IV. 98.— 
 
 Nova Statuta, [1485-90], IL 578; 
 n.d., IV. 98. 
 
 Statutes and ordinances for the war, 
 1513, IL 586; 1544, L 404. 
 
 Statutes, Abridgement of, [1484], 
 [is 10], 1527, IV. 98; 1533, IV. 98. 
 Redman, n.d., IV. 99. Myddleton, 
 «.d, IIL311; 1534, IL 579. Sir 
 A. Fitzherhert, 1647. — ^t large. John 
 Keble; 1676, III.239. — Certain,i630, 
 11.580; 1644,111.239. — Collection 
 of. 1557.. ISS9. .1574, n. 578.— for 
 dispensations with sundry persons, 
 Certain notes out of, 1597, I. 309. — 
 from Hen. III. to Hen. VIIL ; 1543, 
 IV. 98.— Great book of, [1544], 11. 
 578. — in force relating to Beer, &c., 
 1722, IV. 98. —of Henry VIL, 
 [1489], II. 579. — of Ireland, 1621, 
 in. 121.— Table of all, 1553; Tot- 
 tell, nd., IV. 169. — Treatise concern- 
 ing. Sir C. Uatton, 1677. 
 
 Statutorum, Magnum abbreviamentum, 
 1528, IL 579 ; 1499, IV. 98. 
 
 Staunford, Sir W. Exposition of the 
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 580. — Les Plees del Coron, 1560, IL 
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 Staunton, Edm. Life and Death. Rich. 
 Mayo, 1673, L 492. 
 
 Staus, J., Bookseller, 1680, III. 173. 
 
 Stawel, Sir J., Answer of Purchaser of 
 Lands of the late, 1654, II. 580. 
 
 Stayley, Wm. See Staley. 
 
 Stearne, J. Confirmation and dis- 
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 Stebbunhuth and Hackney, Ancient 
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 Stedman, Fabian. Campanalogia, 1677, 
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 Stedman, Fabius, Bookseller, 1665, H. 
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 Stedman, Mary Moders, alias. See 
 Mary Garleton. 
 
 Steed, Captain J. Fortifi cation and 
 Military Discipline, 1688, III. 239. 
 
 Steel, Mr. Duke Hamilton, Earl of 
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 Steel-glass. Geo. Gascoigne, 1576. 
 
 Steenwich, Declaration of the streigh't 
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 416. 
 
 Steer, John. Translated G. F. Hit- 
 
STEEBE 
 
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 STERN 
 
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 Steere, Ep. J. Meditation upon the 
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 Steere, R. History of the Babylonish 
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 Stell, John. Dedication of N. NicJio- 
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 Stell, John, and A. van Gulke, Boole- 
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 Stella Clericorum, III. 240. — Meridi- 
 ana Caroli II., &c. ; 1661, H. 94, I. 
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 Stemma Sacrum. Giles Fleming, 1660. 
 
 Stenburdy, The post of the prince which 
 advised us the taking of, 1622, II. 
 418. 
 
 Steno, N. Prodromus to a Dissertation 
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 Stenography, Art of, 1620, I. 404. 
 John, Willis, 1626. 
 
 Stent, Peter. Book of Flowers, Pruifcs, 
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 1646, L 148. — Portrait of Lord Fair- 
 fax : in Jos. Ricraffs Perfect List 
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 Printer, 1620, H. 422. — Bookseller, 
 White- hoQ'se, Guilt-spur Street, 1658, 
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 Stephanus, H. A World of Wonders, 
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 Stephanus, Hen. and Rob., Printers, 
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 Elienne. 
 
 Stephanus, Philip, and W. Browne. 
 Catalogus Horti Botanici Oxouiensis, 
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 Stephanus, Rob., Printer, Paris, 1550, 
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 Stephen, King, Pedegree of. T. Phili- 
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 Stephens, Anthony, Booltseller, Oxford, 
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 1684, IL 596; 1685, L 315. 
 
 Stephens, Edw. Important Questions 
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 Plain Relation of the last Action at 
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 1689, IV. 100. 
 Stephens, J. Satyrical Essays and 
 
 Characters, 1615, H. 576, 1. 404, II. 
 
 240. — New Essays and Characters, 
 
 1631, H. 576. 
 Stephens, Philemon, and C. Meredith, 
 
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 IL 23; 1630, H. 517; 1632, H. 
 
 692; 1637, II. 270, A. 270; 1638, 
 
 n. 577; 1639, H. 658; 1640, III. 
 
 106; 1641, III. 19, 164, 112. 
 Stephens, Philemon, and Rob. Mil- 
 bourne, Gilded Lion, St. Paul's 
 
 Churchyard, alone, 1647, I^- 46; 
 
 1651, IL 438, L 456 ; 1654, IL 80; 
 
 1656, IL 277; 1660, IL 277, III. 
 
 29; 1661, IL 341, 692, IV. ^; 
 
 1663, III. 206; 1667, II. 277. 
 Stephens, Philip. See Stephanus. 
 Stephens, Thos. Ad Magistratum, 1661, 
 
 I. 404.^ — Edited Statius, Sylvaruni 
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 1648. 
 
 Stephenson, John, Bookseller, Sun, Lud- 
 gate Hill, 1649, I- 274; 1650, I. 
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 Stephen Steple to Master Camell, H. 73. 
 
 Step -mother. The. Sir R. Stapylton, 
 1664. 
 
 Stepneth, John, Bookseller, Crane, St. 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1610, III. 256; 
 1612, H. 37, 612, L 35, IL 320, 
 601. 
 
 Stepney, G. Epistle to Charles Mon- 
 tague, 1691, IL 581. 
 
 Stepneiy, W. Spanish Schoolmaster, 
 1591, H. 576, IV. 100. 
 
 Stepney and Hackney Manors,.Answers 
 to Reasons for not passing the Earl 
 of Cleveland's Bill as to, IIL 160,— 
 Free Customs, Rights, &c., 1617, H.' 
 390, IL 394; 1675, IL 394. 
 
 Stepney, Prayer daily used in, 1588, 
 
 II. 581. — True and full account of 
 Murder in parish of, 1684, H. 391, 
 IL 581. 
 
 Steps to Heaven. W. Hnnnis, 1581. 
 
 — to the Temple, Rich. Crasliaw, 
 
 1646. 
 Stennyn, John, UAcutn's Dumb Divine 
 
 Speaker, 1605, ded. to. 
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STERNHOLD 
 
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 1682. 
 Sternhold, Thos. Certain Chapters of 
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 Psalms in metre. "Whitchurch, n.(h, 
 H. 576, [1548]- 1. 404 ; Whitchurch, 
 m.d, H. 576; Whitchurcli, n.d., H. 
 576, [1549], T- 404; 1549, 1550. H. 
 576 ; 1551, IV. 86.— Psalter pointed, 
 Whitchurch, n.d., H. 576.— Eesidue 
 of all David's Psalms, 1562, 1. 405. — 
 and John Hopkins. Petition against 
 the new version of the Psalms, 1699, 
 II. 582. — Hopkins, and others. First 
 part of the Psalms in metre, 1566, 
 li- 582; 1569, I. 404. Psalms, 
 
 1565. 1569. 1570. n. 581; 1578, 
 
 Day, n.d.; 1582, I. 405; 1583, 11. 
 581 ; 1585, 1586, Day, n.d., I. 405 ; 
 1587, IV. 86; 1589, 1.405; 1595, 
 II. 581 ; 1601, I. 405 ; 1604, II. 
 
 581; 1614,11.581,111.288; I6I7, 
 
 I. 405 ; 1618, 1624, 1627, 1630, II. 
 
 581 ; 1632, II. 582 ; 1633, I. 405 ; 
 
 1635,11. 582; 1636, 1637, 1638, I. 
 
 405; 1640, I. 405, II. 582; 1643, 
 
 I. 497; 1647, IV. 162; 1648, II. 
 
 582. 
 Sterrie. D. Ponnet : Lamentation of 
 
 Beckles, 1586, H. 576, I. 405. 
 Sterry, P. England's deliverance from 
 
 the Northern Presbytery, 1652, II. 
 
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 5*2. 
 
 Steuckley, Thos., G. North's Swed- 
 land, 156 1, ded. to. 
 
 Steutevile, Cap. Thos. Relation of 
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 Stevenage, Richard, Boolcseller, St. 
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 Stevens, C, and J. Libault. Maison 
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 Stevens, Capt. J; Spanish Dictionary, 
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 F. Manuel's Government of a Wife, 
 1697 ; J. de Mariana's History of 
 
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 Stevens, John, Godly end and wofull 
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 Stevens, P., Bookseller, 1751, I. 276. 
 
 Stevenson, M. Eellum Presbyteriale, 
 1 66 1, H. 578.— Low Estate of tlie 
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 Norfolk Drollery, 1673, H. 578, 169, 
 I. 406. — Occasion's Offspring, 1645, 
 H. 577, IV. 100.— Poems, 1665, 
 1673, H. 578.— The Twelve Months, 
 1 66 1, H. 578, I. 406.— The Wits, 
 1685, H. 578, IIL 240.— The Wits 
 Paraphrased, 1680, III. 240. 
 
 Steventon, John, R. Barvfleld's Eii- 
 comion of Lady Pecunia, 1598, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Stevin, S. Disme, 1608, I. 406. 
 
 Stewart, Barnard, Lord D'Aubigny, 
 Ballad of. W. Dunbar, 1508. 
 
 Stewart, Esme, Lord of Aubigny, J. 
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 Stewart, Sir Jas., and Sir Geo. Wharton, 
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 Stewart, Jas. Answer to a Letter by 
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 Stewart, Neil, Printer and Bookseller, 
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 L 49. 
 
 Stewart, Rich. The English Case, 
 1659, III. 240. 
 
 Stewart, Walter, Martial Deeds of : in 
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 Stewart, Wm., Service, &c., of Com- 
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 245- 
 Stewart of Baldyneis. Ahregement of 
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 578. 
 
 Steyner, Heinrich, Printer, Augsburg, 
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 Stigmai. Thos. Hobbes, 1657. 
 
 Stile, Eliz., Examination and Confes- 
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 H. 37- 
 
 Stiles, System of. Geo. Dallas, 1697. 
 
 Still, J. Gammer Gurton's Needle, 
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 Still voice to the three estates of Par- 
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 StilUngfleet, Bp. Catholicks no Idol- 
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 239. — Just Discharge of Dr. S.'s 
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 II. 582. — Refutation of his unjust 
 
STIFENDABI^ 
 
 [ 726 ]■ 
 
 STONSBY 
 
 Charge. E. Wriottesley's Miracles, 
 1676. — Roman Church's devotion 
 vindicated from. 0, N., 1672, II. 
 4 1 1 . — To Catholiko Stillingfleton. /. 
 v., 1672, II. 614. — Vindication of. 
 S. Cressy, 1674. Epistle Apolqgetical 
 of his Yindication, 1674,. II. 76. — 
 Wm. Lloyd's Account of Church 
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 Stipendariae Lachrymse, 1654, H. 92. 
 
 Stirling, J., and Sir. J. Stuart. Nap- 
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 Stirling, Wm. Alexander, Earl of. See 
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 Stirling Printer. Kob. Lekprevik, 1571- 
 
 73- 
 
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 Stirpium Adversaria Nova. P. Pena 
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 Stirrup, Thos., Bookseller, George, St. 
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 Stirrup, Thos. Horometria, 1659, II. 
 583. — Description and use of the 
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 Stirrup, Warden, 1593, H. 545. 
 
 Stirry, Thos. Rot amongst the Bishops, 
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 Stoa Triumphans. V. Malvezzi, 165 1. 
 
 Stock, Rich. The Church's lamenta- 
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 Stock, Thos., J. Yalden's Compendium 
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 Stockbery, Kent, True and lamentable 
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 Stockden, John, The seven Women 
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 Stocker, Thos. Translated Diodorus 
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 Tragical History of the Civil Wars of 
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 Dedication of J. Virefs World pos- 
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 Stockley, Hamlet, and others. Arraign- 
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 Stockwood, J. Bartholomew Fairing, 
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 ■ — Disputatiuncularum Grammatica- 
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 579. — Questiones et Kesponsiones 
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 and construction in English Acci- 
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 Stoicks, Moral Philosophy of the. M. 
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 Stokes, Ed. The Wiltshire Rant, 
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 Stokesley, Bps. John, and C. Tunstall. 
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 Stokoe, Luke, Bookseller, 1703, III, 
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 Stolliard, John, and others, True Rela- 
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 Stomach, Instructions to cleanse the. 
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 Stone, Wm., /. Hammond's Leah and 
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 Stone, Cry of a. A. Trapnel, 1654. — 
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 Stone-henge restored. W. Charleton, 
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 Stonehenge, Vindication of. J. Wehh, 
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 Stoneihouse, Sir Jas. F. Lentou's 
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 Stonehouse, True and certain relation 
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 Stonely, Rich., JEsop's Fabulous Tales, 
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 Stoner, Thos., and others. Petition 
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 Stonor, Mary, J. A. Gibbs, author: of 
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 Stonor Press, 1582, IV. 124. 
 
 Stonsby, Andrew. A wonderful and 
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STONY 
 
 [ 727 I 
 
 STRAFFORD 
 
 Stony Stratford, True form, &c., of a 
 monstrous child born at. W. Elderton, 
 
 1565- 
 
 S'too him Bayes. And. Marvell, 1673. 
 
 Stoole, G., Lamentable new ditty om 
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 Stoop Gallant, 1580, 11. 583. 
 
 Stopes, Leonard. An Ave Maria,[i555], 
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 Storehouse of ISTature. J. S., 1684. — 
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 1633, III. 240. — of Varieties. Johri 
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 1570- 
 
 Storer, Thos. Life and Death of Car- 
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 Stories, Certain noble, 1562-3, II. 583. 
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 Storm, True account of the great 
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 407. — of Thunder, Account of a 
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 583- 
 Stormont, Viscountess, John Wilson's 
 
 Three Poems, 1706, ded. to. 
 
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 Storre, Wm., Manner of the cruel out- 
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 Story, Geo. Impartial History of the 
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 True and Impartial History of Oc- 
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 Story, Dr. John, Admonition to. J. 
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 II. 583. — Confession, 1570-1, IL 
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 death, 1571, H. 180, IL 241.— New 
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 home of, 1570-1, IL 583. 
 
 Story, John, Printer, Edinburgh, 1520, 
 
 II- 385. 
 Story, John, Boolcseller, Newcastle-on- 
 
 Tyne, 1686, II. 584. 
 Story of Stories. John Hiud, 1632. 
 ■Stoughton, Rob., Printer and Boole- 
 
 seller, Bishop's Mitre^ without Lud- 
 
 gate, 1548, H. 627, IL 601, IV. 173 ; 
 
 1550, IL 205; 1 55 1, H. 332; n.d., 
 
 H. 61, 621. 
 Stoughton, T. Verses in De la Gasa's 
 
 Galateo, 1576. 
 Stoughton, Wm. Assertion for true 
 
 and Christian Church Policy, 1604, 
 
 I. 407. 
 Stouppe, J. B. Edited Collection of 
 
 Papers sent to the Lord Protector, 
 
 1658, III. 220. 
 Stourmy, H. His ABC, 1557-8, II. 
 
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 Stout, Sarah, Observations on the 
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 Stow, J. Abridgement of the English 
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 of England, 1592, 1605, I. 408; 
 1615. L 408, IL 583 ; 1631, L 408 ; 
 JSTewhery, n.d., A. 271.— Summary 
 of English Chronicles, 1565, II. 584 ; 
 1566, L 407, IL 584; 1567, L 407 ; 
 
 iS73i I- 408; i57S>II- 584; 1580, 
 L 583; 1587, 1598, 1604, L 408.— 
 Survey of London, 1598, A. 271.; 
 1599, I. 408; 1603, I. 409; 1618, 
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 Survey of London and Westminster 
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 Stow woods, New news of a strange 
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 Strachan, A. Panegyricus Inauguralis, 
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 Strachey, W. For the Colony in Vir- 
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 Strada, F, De Bello Belgico, trans. 
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 Stradling, Sir John. Beati Pacjfici, 
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 Stradling, Dr., Eusebius Andrew?' Last 
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 Strafford, Thos. Wentworth, Earl of. 
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 the Answets and replies of^ 1647, IL, 
 
STRAFFOKD 
 
 [ 72S ] STRANGEWAYES 
 
 639. — Characterised in a Letter,i64i, 
 H. -580. — Defence, conclusion, r64i, 
 I. 409, II. 639, III. 262. Answer 
 to, 1641, II. 639. — ^Depositions and 
 Articles against, 1640, I. 409. — De- 
 scription of his passing through the 
 Styx, 1641, H. 581. — Elegiac Poem, 
 penned a little before his death, 1641, 
 H. 581, II. 639. — Elegy on the death 
 of. T. Herbert, 1641. — ^Execution: 
 Illustration in All the memorable 
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 — Farewell to the World, 1641, H. 
 581. — Gratulatoria de decoUato Co- 
 mite Strafifordii. A. Gill, 1641. — 
 Impeachment : Speech of Sir J. 
 Wray, 1641 ; Declaration of John 
 Pym, 1641 ; Two Speeches of John 
 Pym, 1641. — Letter to H.M., 1641, 
 
 I. 409. — Letter to his Lady in Ire- 
 land, 1641, III. 262. — Life, 1 64 1, 
 H. 581.— Nativity of. W. Lilly's 
 Collection of Prophecies, 1645. — Por- 
 trait ; in J. WarWs Christian's Encour- 
 agement, 1643. — Speech before Par- 
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 Straffordiados, 1652, H. 582, II. 639. 
 — Strafford's Plot discovered. E. U., 
 1646, IV. 45. —The downfall of 
 greatness for the loss of goodness, 
 1641, H. 581. — The Kingdom's mon- 
 ster uncloaked from Heaven, 1643, 
 H. 581. — Three Last Letters, 1641, 
 H. 581. — Trial: in /. Rushwmrth's 
 Collections, 1659. — Two last speeches, 
 1641, H. 581. — Two Speeches, 1641, 
 
 II. 639. — Ultimum Vale, 1641, H. 
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 I. 4 1 o. — and Archbp. Laud. The Dis- 
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 I. 252. — J. Corbet's Ungirding of 
 Scottish Armour, 1639; H. Glap- 
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 Strafford, Wm., Earl of, Brathwaite's 
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 Strahan, Geo., Boolcseller, 1702, III. 
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 Strahan, W., Printer, 1745, 1. 200. 
 
 Straights, True report of the late worthy 
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 538. 
 
 Strange, Ferdinand Stanley, Lord, E. 
 
 G)'esne's Ciceronis Amor, 1589, dedif 
 to. ! 
 
 Strange, Jas. Stanley, Lord. His coin- 
 ing to Manchester. Strange Ne\^s 
 from York, &c., 1642, III. 282. 
 Several Letters from Committed, 
 1642, II. 345. — Impeachment, 16,^2, 
 
 II. 584, III. 311. — Parliament's In- 
 structions to the Earl of Essex, 1643, 
 
 III. 186. — Rising in Lancashire. 
 J. Pointz, Belation of the taking'of 
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 Strange, John, Verses in Z. Boyd's 
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 1629. 
 
 Strange, Lady, Verses to, in B. Barnes' 
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 Strange, Lady, Edm. Gurney's Corpus 
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 Strange, Eobert. See R. S. 
 
 Strange and terrible sight foreseen in 
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 575. — and wonderful relation of mir- 
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 T. Deloney, 1607. — news from Hicks' 
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 Deep, 1677, H. 419. — news from the 
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 countries. N. Breton, 1622. — sights 
 seen in the Air, 1594, II. 246. — 
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 J. H., 1642. 
 
 Strangeboyes [Strangebopes], S. Book 
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 Stranger, The noble, Lewis Sharpe, 
 1641. 
 
 Strangest adventure thateverhappened. 
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 Strangeways,Geo.,TheUnhappy Marks- 
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STBANGUAGE 
 
 [ 729 J 
 
 STUART 
 
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 Strangwige, Master. Ballad of his 
 
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 275. I- 214, n. 124, 533, III. 42, 
 
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 Strasburgh Ppin^^-s .• J. Prussz, 1484; 
 
 Josias Ribelius, 1566-; John Schott, 
 
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 Stratford, John. Contributed to R. 
 
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 Stratford by Bow, "Wonderful discovery 
 
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 391- 
 Stratford on Avon, Proclamation of 
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 634- 
 
 Stratioticos. L. Digges, 1579. 
 
 Stratisticon : Discourse of Military Dis- 
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 Stratologia, or History of England's 
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 Stratonica, La. Luca Assarino, 165 1. 
 
 Stratton, Strange News from, H. 124, 
 IV. 88. 
 
 Straw, Jack, The just reward of Ee- 
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 Streater, John, Printer, 1656, I. 189, 
 XL 268; 1657, L 225, IL 133, 243, 
 321, IIL 130, i6-8; 1658, L 255, 
 414, IL 574, 433. HI. 139; 1659. 
 IL 460, IIL 188, IV. 80; 1662, IL 
 25; 1663, IL 524; 1664, L 403; 
 1668, IIL 184, 208; 1669, IL 21, 
 375 ; 1672, I. 360, 11.129; 1687, 
 IV. 150. 
 
 Streater, Jos., Printer, 1688, I. 69, II. 
 
 Streater, S., Pnntm; 1677, IL 222. 
 Streete, Thos. Memorial Verses, 1667, 
 
 IIL 311. 
 Strena or Strenna, Artificial cure for 
 
 the malady called. W. Clowes, 1602. 
 Strena Pbetica. Maith. Robinson, 1 649. 
 
 — Vavasdrieneis. V. Poioell, 1654. 
 Strength out of weakness, 1652, A. 
 
 266. 
 
 Strengthening of Strong- holds. H. 
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 Strephon and Cloris, H. 354. 
 
 Stretton, Eliz., or the godly maid of 
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 Stretton, Jane, the Hartfordshire won- 
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 Strickland, Anne, /. Norris' Poems, 
 1684, ded. to. 
 
 String of Pearls. Thos. Bridges, 1657. 
 
 Stringer, Moses. Variety of surprising 
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 Stripping, whipping, and pumping. 
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 Strode, Q. Aiiatomy of Mortality, 
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 Strode, Sir G. Translated C. De Fon- 
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 Strode, Wm. The Floating Island, 
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 H. no; P. Bayning, Death Re- 
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 Anglo-Lat., 1635 ; Eucharistica Oxo- 
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 1633- 
 
 Strong, Jas. Jeanereidos, 1645, 167 1, 
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 Strong, N. England's perfect School- 
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 3II- 
 Strong, S. Verses in B. Rich's Al- 
 
 larme to England, 1578. 
 Stroud, Mr,, Impeachment of. Sir A. 
 
 Haslerigg's Speech, 1641, II. 271 ; 
 
 /. Hampden's Speech, 1641, II. 267. 
 Strut, John, U. Calver's Passion and 
 
 discretion, 1642, ded. to. 
 Strutter, Wm. Looking-glass for 
 
 Princes and People, 1632, IV. 171. 
 
 Verses in Eisodia, 1633, I. 78. 
 Strays, J. Voyages, 1683, II. 584. 
 Strype, J. Life of Sir Thos. Smith, 
 
 1698, III. 241. 
 Stuard, Jas., Discours of Combats oc- 
 casioned by the untimely end of Sir 
 
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 Stuard, Eob., Bp. of Cathenes, Copy 
 
 of a Letter sent in to Scotland to, 
 
 IS5S. I- 375- 
 Stuart, Lady Arabella, Sonnet to : in 
 
STUART 
 
 [ 73°. J 
 
 StUDLEY 
 
 G. -Cliapman's Homer, [1610]. — J. 
 
 Owen's Epigrammata, 1607, ded. to. 
 Stuart, Bernard, Lord D'Auhigny, The 
 
 memory of. Walter Quin, 1619. 
 Stuart, Esme, Dulce of Lenox, S. Tail- 
 
 hoys''S&w Lachrymentall and Funeral 
 
 Elegy, 1624, ded. to. 
 Stuart^ Sir Fn, Ben. Jonson's Silent 
 
 "Woman, 1620, ded. to. 
 Stuart, Geo. Joco-Serious Discourse, 
 
 1686, II. 584. 
 Stuart, Hen., Dulce of Gloucester. 
 
 Epicedia in obitum, 1660, III. 
 
 241. 
 Stuart, Sir J., and J. Stirling. Nap- 
 
 thali, 1667, IV. loi. 
 Stuart, John. De adventu H. Valesii 
 
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 ■' IS49. II- 585- 
 
 Stuart, Seigneur, Discours sur le sujet 
 de la mort du, 1617, II. 584. 
 
 Stuart family. Dissertation of the 
 family of Stuarts. M. Kennedy, 
 1705. — Divine catastrophy of the 
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 1652. — True description of the noble 
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 Stubbe, Hen. Catalogus Variorum 
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 upon passages in the History of 
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 Letter concerning his Censure,. 1670, 
 III. 241. — Clamor, Rixi, Joci, &c., 
 
 1657, III. 241. — Common-wealth of 
 Oceana, 1660, IV. loi. — Deliciae 
 Poetarum Anglic, in grsecam versse, 
 
 1658, H. 58i.-^Hor8e Subsecivse, 
 1651, IV. 171. — Indian Nectar, 
 1662, II. 585. — Justification of the 
 present war with the U. Netherlands, 
 1672. Further justification, 1673, 
 II. 585. — Lord Bacon's relation of 
 tlie sweating sickness examined, 
 1 67 1, II. 585. — Miraculous Con- 
 formist, 1666, II. sSs.^Translated 
 Gothfredus, History of Achaia, 1673. 
 — Vindication of Thos. O'Dowde 
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 1675. — Prefatory- Answer to. Jos. 
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 Si;ubbe, Peter. Damnable life and 
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 Stubbe, Philip. Fraus Honesta, 1632, 
 H. 581. 
 
 Stubbe, Rich., E. Gurnay's^ Corpus 
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 Stiibbes, Katheriiip, A Chrystal Glas.^ 
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 Stubbes, Philip. Anatomy of Abuses, 
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 Glass for Christian Women, 1591, 
 H. 582 ; 1600, 1621, 1623, 1626, 
 in. 241; 1632,0.586; 1641,111. 
 242; 1658, 11. 586; Thackeray, 
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 example of God's just judgement, 
 1581, I. 410. — Motive to. good 
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 Pathway to Felicity, &c., 1592, II. 
 586. — Rosary of Christian Prayers 
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 The intended treason of Doctor Paiiy, 
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 wonderful and rare examples of the 
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 Stubborn Wife's Warning Piece, 1700, 
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 Stubbs, Fr., and others. Trial, execu- 
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 Stubbs, John. For the King and both 
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 Stubbs, Thos., and others. Historiee 
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 Studley, P. Looking-glass, of Schism, 
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STUDY 
 
 i' 731- ] 
 
 SUOKLINGTON 
 
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 Stukeley, Capt. Thos. JSTew news . . . 
 
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 1605, H. 470. — Dea;th of, in G. 
 
 Peele's Battle of Alcazar, 1594. — 
 
 Commendation of the adventurous 
 
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 Stule, Karoli, Edinburgh Stationer, 
 
 [1520], II. 385. 
 Stumble at a straw and lepe over a 
 
 block, 1562-3, II. 29. 
 Sturbridge Fair, Proclamation prohibit- 
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 A Step to, 1700, II. 678. 
 Sturm, J. Eich Storehouse, trans. 
 
 T. B., 1570, I. 411. — Letters in R. 
 
 Asehami Famil. Epistolse, 1590. 
 Sturme, Eobt., Ballad of the lament- 
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 586. 
 Sturt, John. Dedication of A. Pozzo's 
 
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 Etymologist of JEsop's Fables, 1602, 
 
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 A. 261 ; 1697, A. 261, 266. 
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 H. 582. 
 Sturton, Lord, J. Grange's Golden 
 
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 1623, I. 172. 
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 Enquiry in tp the measures of, 1688, 
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 Subpoena for the High Imperial Court 
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 Subscription, Trial of. H. Jacob, 1599. 
 — Apology for refusing. Abridgement 
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 Subsidies for the relief of the King's 
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 Subsidium Peregrinantibus. Sir B: 
 Gerbier, 1665. 
 
 Subterraneous treasure, Discovery of. 
 G. Plattes, 1639. 
 
 Subtilty and Cruelty, or the true rela- 
 lations of Sir Sackville Crow, 1648, 
 L 430. 
 
 Successful Strangers. W< Mountford, 
 1690. 
 
 Succession, Answer to the first part of 
 the Conference concerning, li. Par- 
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 to the Crown of England, The Case 
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 Suckling, Sir John. Aglaura, 1638', H. 
 582, I. 411. — Discontented Colonel, 
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 H. 582, I. 412. — Fragraenta Aurea, 
 1646, H. 582 ; 1648,11.582,1.411; 
 1658, H. 582, L 411, IL 587 ; 1696, 
 1719, H. 583. — Letter found in 
 'W'hitehall,i64i,I. 41 1. — Letter from 
 France, 1641, 1. 412, H. 582.-^ — Letter 
 to Will Davenant, 1629, H. 583. — 
 Letter to his friend, H. 583. — Letter 
 to Henry German, 1640, H. 583. — 
 News from, 1641, 1. 412. — The Suck- 
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 H. 583. Sir J. S.'s Answer, H. 583. 
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 — Alluded to, in Eemonstrance of 
 the State of the Kingdom, 1642, I. 
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 Madagascar, 1638; V. Malvezzi's 
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 Covent Garden, 1632 ; Ovid, De 
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 and others. Four Fugitives Meeting, 
 1641, L 174. 
 Sucklington Faction. Sir John Snek- 
 ling, 1640. 
 
SUDBURY 
 
 [ 732 1 
 
 SUNDERLAND 
 
 Sudbury, Dean, E. Wilson's Spadacrene 
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 Sudbury, John, and G. Humble, £00/1;- 
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 1611, IL 572. 
 
 Sudden flash timely discovering. G. 
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 Sudlow, Edw. Arraignment and Exe- 
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 Suethland and Poland, History of the 
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 Suetonius. History of Twelve Caesars, 
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 Suffering Saints, An offer of further 
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 Suffocation of the Mother, Brief dis- 
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 1603. 
 
 Suffolk, Brandon, Duke of. Poem on. 
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 Suffolk, Chas. Brandon, Duke of. Verses 
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 Suffolk, Duke of. Banishment and 
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 Suffolk, Duchess of. Most rare and excel- 
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 Suffolk, Duchess of. Life by Thos. 
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 Suffolk, Katherine, Duchess of, Q. Ca- 
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 Suffolk, Henry Brandon, Dukeof. Verses 
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 Suffolk, Countess of. Life : in Samiwl 
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 Suffolk, Jas., Earl of. Sir J. Pettiis' 
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 Suffolk, Theopliilus, Earl of, E. Grim- 
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 1627, ded. to. 
 
 Suffolk, Thos., Earl of, E. Grimston's 
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 A. Nixon's Three English Brothers, 
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 Suffolk, Catalogue of remarkable mer- 
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 course of draining of Fenns and 
 
 grounds in. H. C, 1629, A. 166. — 
 Most strange wonder of 17 monstrous 
 
 fishes taken in. T. Granger, 1568. 
 
 — Picture of a monstrous child born 
 
 in, 1561-2, H. 583. — Wonderful 
 
 news from. W. Averell, 1583, H. 
 18. — and Norfolk,, Discourse of the 
 
 Queen's entertainment in. T. Churcli- 
 
 yard, 1579. — Norfolk, &c., The four 
 
 petitions of, 1642, IV. 19. 
 Suffolk's Tears: Elegies on the death 
 
 of Sir R. Barnardiston, 1653, H. 27. 
 Sugar-Bakers or Sugar-Refiners' Paper, 
 
 Answer to, 1695, III. 242. 
 Suggeneia. Chas. Butler, 1625. 
 Sullen Lovers, The. Thos. Shadwell, 
 
 166S. 
 Sulpitius, J. Grammatice, 1505, IV. 
 
 loi. — Quinta Recognitio, 151 1, III. 
 
 242. W. de Worde, n.d., I. 412. — 
 
 Stans puer ad mensam. "W". deWorde, 
 
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 II. 587.* Translated by J. Lydgate, 
 
 I. 269. 
 Sulzbach ^nWe^, 1672, II. 85. 
 Sum, es, fui, IV. loi. 
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 Summer and Winter, Debate and strife 
 
 between. L. Andrewe, n.d. 
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 Summers or Sommers Islands, Letter 
 
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 H. 47.— Last Will and Testament. 
 
 Thos. Nash, 1600. ' 
 
 Summoning of Every Man, The, I. 150. 
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 Strange Sight of the, 1566, H. 676. 
 Sunday's Adventure. D. G., 1683, L 
 
 ^75- 
 Sundercombe, Miles. Trial: inAFurtlier 
 
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 Sunderland, Countess of. Lord Broohs' 
 
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SUNDERLAND 
 
 [ 733 ] 
 
 SUSSEX 
 
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 Sunderland, Saml., W. Ainsworth's 
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 Sundry Observations of several passages 
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 Sun's darling, The. J. Ford and T. 
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 Superbiae Flagellum. J.ohn Taylor, 1 6 2 1 . 
 
 Supernatural sights and apparitions 
 in London. Wm. Lilly, 1644. 
 
 Superstition, Arraignment of, 1641, H. 
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 Supplement to the Narrative. E. 
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 Supplicatio ad Imperatorem. James I., 
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 Supputandi, De Arte. C. Tonstall, 
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 Surat, Voyage to. /. Ovington, 1696. 
 
 Surey Demoniac, 1697, IL 706. — De- 
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 Surflet or Surphlet, Eichard. Dedica- 
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 Siirphlet, Rich. Translation of A. Lau- 
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 Surrey, Hen. Howard, Earl of. Songs 
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 Surrey, Philip Howard, Earl of, J. 
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 Surrey, Description of. H. Petowe, 
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 Suspension reviewed, stated, &c. Sam. 
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 Susanna, Ballad of the godly constant 
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 Susanna : or the arraignment of the 
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 Sussex, Bridget, Countess of, New Book 
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 Sussex, Rob. , Earl of, W. Fistori, Eijtate 
 
SUSSEX 
 
 I 73^ ], 
 
 SWEAREBS 
 
 of the German Empire, 1595; Hm, 
 Ford's Parismus, 1598, ded. to. 
 
 Sussex, Thos. Eatcliife, Earl of. Ditty 
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 Sussex, Lord, Sonnet to, in Cliap- 
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 Sutton, Bartholomew, Bookseller, St. 
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 Sutton, Edw., Bookseller, Gradell, Loin- 
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 1566, IL 475; 1567, IL 35, 622. 
 
 Sutton, Henry, Printer, Black Boy, St. 
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 I5SS. !■ 345; 1557, n, 498, IV. 
 85; 1558, IL 163; ISS9, IL 7; 
 1560, IL 548, L 306 ; 1561, H. 331, 
 543; 1562, H. 210, IL 226; 1580, 
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 Sutton, John, Bookseller, Blue Anchor, 
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 Sutton, Jolin, and others. Arraign- 
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 The ; Charterhouse, with tlie La^st 
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 IV. 21. 
 
 Sw., Jo. Verses in W. Kempe's Edu- 
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 Swaben, Ballad of VII. drunkards at, 
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 Swaggering, Success of., P. Lambert, 
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 Swaine, R., Boolcseller, Bible, Britaine's 
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 Swain's Complaint, The, &c., H. 351. 
 
 Swale, Dr. Rich. W. Fulioood's Spec- 
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 Swall, Abel, Bookseller, 1679, III. 68; 
 1685, in. IS ; 1693, m. 233; 
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 Swallow, J. Cinthia's Revenge, 16 13, 
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 Swan, Joh,n. Mary Glover's vexation, 
 1603, H. 586, L 412. 
 
 Swan, John. Speculum Mundi, 1635. 
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 Swanburne, Bucks., Description of two 
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 1590- . 
 Swanns, Orders, . Laws, and Customs 
 
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 Swart, Stephen, Printer,. Amsterdam, 
 
 1672, IJ, 419 ; 1675, IL 419 ; 1679, 
 
 H- 301, I. 347. 358; 1689, IL 
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 Swart, Widow of Steven, Printer, 1691, 
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 Swayne, Rob., Boolcseller, 1627, II. 
 437. 
 
 Swayne, W. W. Damon's Cantus, 
 1591- 
 
 Swearers, The. ..^sop, 1 681. —Chris- 
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SWEARING 
 
 r 735 I 
 
 SWINTON 
 
 '^ Conversion of. S. Haioes, 1509. — 
 
 , Picktooth for. Jas. Donaldson, 
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 Swearing, Ballad of admonyssion to 
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 Sweating Sickness, Book of counsel 
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 Sweden, Short Survey of, 1622, IL 
 
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 1654, H. 117. 
 
 Sweden, Gustavns Ericson, King of. 
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 Sweden, King of. Letter to the States 
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 Sweden, Kings of. Genealogy and 
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 Sweden, Queen of. Manifesto, 1644, 
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 Swedes, Compendious history of. Olaus 
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 Swedish Discipline, 1632, I. 413. — In- 
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 Swedland, Description of. G. North, 
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 Sweet sobs and amorous complaints of 
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 Sweeting, John, Boolcseller, Crown, 
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 35. 87, IL 44, 509, 5391 J642, H. 
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 Swethland and Poland, Warrs of. A. 
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 Swetnam, Jos. Arraignment of leud. 
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 1637, L 414; 1645, H. 536; 1662, 
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 Swetnam the woman hater, arraigned 
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 Swift, Jasper. Contributed to Latin 
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 Swift, Sarah, and others. Exact nar- 
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 Swimmer, The Complete. Wm. Percy, 
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 Swinburn, Hen. Treatise of Testa- 
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 Swine, Marvellous strange deformed. 
 /. Partridge, 1570. 
 
 Swinhoe, Gilbert. Unhappy Fair Irene, 
 1658, H. 587, L 414. 
 
 Swinhoe, Jas. Verses in G. S'winhoe's 
 Unhappy Fair Irene, 1658. 
 
 Swinnerton, Sir John, A. Nixon's 
 London's Dove, 1612; Palmerin of 
 England, Part III., 1602 ; H. 
 Peaeham's Period of Mourning, 1 6 1 3 ; 
 /. Sforza's Heaven of the Mind, 
 1602 ; Wentioorth Smith's Hector of 
 Germany, 1615 ; The Conversion of 
 a most noble Lady in France, 1608, 
 I. 169, ded. to. 
 
 Swinton, Geo., and Jas. Glen, Printei-s, 
 EdinhurgJi, 1670, IV. 130. 
 
 Swinton, Sir John, Tears on the death 
 of. G. Lauder, 1630. 
 
SWITZER 
 
 [ 736 ] 
 
 SYMONETUS 
 
 Switzer, The. Play by AHliur Wilson, 
 1646. 
 
 Switzerland, Letters containing what 
 seemed remarkable in. GUhei't Bur- 
 net, 1686. Seflexions on the same, 
 by Mojis. . . . 1688, II. 677. Ani- 
 madversions on the Reflections, 1 688, 
 II. 677. — Taking of the Imperial 
 Townes by Count Mansfield : with 
 the recovery of Churin, 1622, II. 247. 
 
 Sword. G. A.'s Pallas Armata, the 
 Gentleman's Armorie, 1639, H. i. — 
 and Buckler. Wm. Bass, 1602. — of 
 tlie Spirit. T. Williamson, 161 3. 
 
 Sword's Apology. Chris. Si/ms, 1644. 
 
 Sycham. Christian Van. Cuts in 
 .^sop'sFdhles, 1 7 15, 1.4. 
 
 Sydanns, Leoline and. Sir F. Kinastun, 
 1642. 
 
 Sydney, Henry, Viscount, S. Le Grand's 
 Entire Body of Philosophy, 1694 : 
 IF. Somnei's Roman Ports and Forts 
 in Kent, 1695, ded. to. 
 
 Sydney, Rob., A. Fraunc^s Insignia, 
 &c., 1588. d&L to. 
 
 Sylloge variorum tractatuum Anglice, 
 &T., 1649, III- 283. 
 
 Sylva : Discourse of Forest Trees, by 
 J. Ecelyn, 1664 ; and see T. Drant, 
 1578. — Sylvaruni. F. Baron, 1627. 
 
 Sylvamm liber. A. Julius, 16 14. 
 
 Sylvester, B. Counsel of the care and 
 governance of a household, IV. 102. 
 
 Sylvester, Joshua. Auto-machia, I. 
 414. — Elegy on death of Sir Wui. 
 Sidney, 1613, H. 588. — Glimpse of 
 Heavenly Joys, I. 414. — Job trium- 
 phant in his trial, 1615, II. 560 — 
 
 — Lachrimae Lachrimarum, 1612, 
 1613, H. 587, 11 414.— Maiden's 
 blush, 1620, H. 588. — Monodia, 
 1594, H. 587, I. 414, III. 311.— 
 Panthea, 1630, H. 588. — Parliament 
 of vertues royall, 1614-15, H. 587, 
 II. 560. — Poems, 1614-15, IV. 102. 
 
 — Poems against Tobacco, in K. 
 James' Counterblast to Tobacco, 
 1672. — Second Session of the Par- 
 liament of vertues leall, 1615, II. 
 560. — Simile non est idem, I. 414. 
 — Tobacco battered, I. 414. — Tro- 
 phies of the Life and death of Prince 
 Heiiiy, Viscount Cranbom, H. 587. 
 — Woodman's Dear, 1620, H. 588. 
 
 — Verses in J. Blaxton'g English 
 Usurer, 1634; F. Davison's Poems, 
 1 62 1 J C. jEdmunds' Observations 
 upon Caesar's Commentaries, 1609; F. 
 Herring's Mischiefs Mystery, 16171 
 — Translated Du Barta^ Divine 
 Weeks and Days, 1605—6^7 ; P. 
 Mathi&i's Heroic Life and Death 
 of Henry IV., 1612 ; Lord de la 
 Notte's Profit of Imprisonment, 1594. 
 — Epigram to. In C. FitzCfeoffrei/'s 
 Alfanise, 1601. — Poem to. In Jan. 
 Johnson's Epigrammata, 16 15. — Re- 
 ferred to. In lo Carole, 1661, L 81. 
 
 Sylvester, Pope, Treatise of the dona- 
 tion or gift and endowment of pos- 
 sessions given by, IL 603. 
 
 Sylvia's Complaint, 1692, IIL 243. 
 
 Sylvia's Revenge, 1688, IL 7 15. Saty- 
 rical Epistle to the author of, 1691, 
 IL 715- 
 
 Sylvius, .^neas. Eglogues of Alex. 
 Barclay. Pynson, n.d. First Eclog, 
 n.d., [iS4S]> [1548], H. 588.— 
 Goodly History of Lady Lucres of 
 Seene, 1560, 1567, H. 588. — History 
 of Euryalus and Lucreiia, 1596, 
 1639, H- 588- 
 
 Symbiolis. Jas. Salgado, 1681. 
 
 Symbolnm Apostolorum. St. Jerome, 
 1478. 
 
 Symbolnm veritatis, 1643, !!• loo- 
 
 Symcock, Thos., Printed by the As- 
 signes of, [1620], H. 375, 483, 
 [1630], H. 179, I. 124; n.d., H. 161, 
 
 i97> 345. 351. 375. 441, 553. S68. 
 
 608, 1 9, 237, 266, 267, 319, 372, 
 
 472. n. 369. 
 Symeon, Gab. Metamorfosi d'Ovidio 
 
 abbreviate, II. 589. 
 Symmes, John, Bookseller, Cross-Keys, 
 
 St. PauTs Churcliyard, 1661, L 69. 
 Symmons, E. Vindication of K. 
 
 Charles, 1648, IL 589. 
 Symon, Edward, Bookseller, 1733, I. 
 
 345- 
 Symon, J. Pleasant Poesie, 1572, H. 
 
 589- 
 Symonds, Wm. Virginia, 1609, IIL 
 
 243- 
 Symonds, Wm. Xew- Year's Gift to 
 
 Parliament, 1702, IIL 243. 
 Symonetns, Joannes, Printer, Vimiaci, 
 
 1584, IV. 3. 
 
SYMONS 
 
 [ 737 ] 
 
 Symons, Hen. The Lord Jesus, his 
 commission, 1657, II. 589. 
 
 Symons, John, Bookseller, 1660, I. 
 346- 
 
 Symplegades Antrim. J. MulUnax, 
 1661. 
 
 Syms, Chr. Great Britain's Alarm, 
 1647, H. 587, I. 414. — Introduction 
 to the Art of Teaching, 1634, III. 
 243. — Sword's Apology, 1644, I. 
 414. — To the Lords, &c., of Parlia- 
 ment, 1646, I. 415. 
 
 Symson, Andrew. Christ's Testament 
 unfolded, 1620, II. 589. — Rudimenta 
 Grammatices, 1607, II. 589. Sequel 
 by Jas. Carmichael, 1587, IV. 17. 
 
 Symson, Andrew. Spiritual Songs, 
 1685, L 415. 
 
 Symson, Andrew, Printer, Edinhurgh, 
 1701,11.678; 1705,11.640; 1706, 
 
 11.589. — Uuio-Politico-PoetiGO-Joco- 
 
 Serio, 1706, II. 589. 
 Symson, P. Short Compendium of the 
 
 History of First Ten Persecutions, 
 
 1613, III. 243. 
 Synagogue, The. Ghr. Harvey, 1640. 
 Synesius, Bp. Paradox, translated Ab. 
 
 Fleming, 1579, H. 202. 
 Synge, F. Panegyrick on the long 
 
 wished for return of Charles, I, 415. 
 Synodia sive Musarum Cantabrigien- 
 
 sium Concentus, &c., 1637, 1. 79, II. 
 
 78. 
 Synodus Avium, &c. /. Major, 1557. 
 Synonima. Johannes de Garlandia, 
 
 1500. 
 Synonymorum Sylva. H. F., 1615, I. 
 
 150; S. Peligromius, 1606. 
 Syntaxis i?o6er<« WMtintoni, 152 1. 
 Syracusan Tyrant. R. PerrincMef, 1 66 1 . 
 
 T., A. Godly Ballad: plagues, 1566, 
 
 H. 590. 
 T., A. Eich Storehouse or Treasury for 
 
 the diseased, 1599, IV. 102. 
 T., B., and T. S., Booksellers, 1669, I. 
 
 346. 
 T., 0. Translated Boccaccio's Nastagio 
 
 and Traversari, 1569. 
 T., 0. Laugh and Lie Down, 1605, I. 
 
 415, H. 300. 
 T., C. Advice how to plant Tobacco 
 
 in England, 1615, H. 608. 
 T., C. G. F. and E. H.'s Institutions 
 
 of Godliness, in Latin, 1676, L 150. 
 T., C, and H. B., Booksellers, 1660, I. 
 
 128. 
 T., D. Anagram on Owen : in John 
 
 Owen's Epigrammata, 1606. 
 T., D., Bookseller, 1697, IIL 287. 
 T., E., Bookseller, 1678, II. 488. 
 T., E.,. Printer. See Evan Tyler. 
 T., E., and E. H., Printers. See Fvan 
 
 Tyler and R. Bolt. 
 T., P. Epphata to Dr. Collins, 161 7. 
 T., F., Printer, 1641, I. 194- 
 T., P., Bookseller, Three Daggers, Fleet 
 
 Street, 1661, IL 661. 
 T.,,, Or. Translated R. Parsons' Epistle 
 
 of the persecution of Catholics, n.d. 
 T., G. Eoger the Canterburian, 1642, 
 
 III. 244. — Translated R. P.'s Verses 
 
 in Nun tins a Mortuis, H. 92. 
 T., H., Minister. Translated 0. Cas- 
 
 manne's Vade Mecum, 1606. 
 T., H. Meditations, 1650, III. 244. 
 T., H., Bookseller, 1642, II. 303, 
 
 681. 
 T. , I. Translated B. Philip's The Coun- 
 sellor, 1599. 
 T., I. An old-fashioned Love, 1594, 
 
 H. 590. — Haven of Pleasure, 1597, 
 
 H. 590. 
 T., I. Grim the CoUier of Croydon : 
 
 in Gratice Theatrales, 1662, I. 190. 
 T., I. Translated A True Declaration 
 
 of the siege of Steenwich, 1592, II. 
 
 416. 
 T., I., Printer, 1625, H. 450. 
 T., I., Bookseller, 1642, H. 249, II. 
 
 665, 666, in. 36, 304. 
 T., J., Gent. A. B. C. of Arms, 16 16, 
 
 L 415. 
 T., J. Apology or Defence against 
 
 calumnacion of certain men, 1555, H. 
 
 59°- 
 T., J. Hunting of the Pox, 1619, H. 
 
 590- 
 
 T., J. Translated Eoethius, Philoso- 
 phical Comfort, 1609. 
 
 T., J., Printer, 1650, H. 249; 1657, 
 
 3 A 
 
[ 738 ] 
 
 TACQUET 
 
 III. 210; 1660, III. 295 J 1668,11. 
 
 233- 
 
 T., J., Bookseller, 1623, H. 205 ; 1675, 
 H. 84; 1682, II. 184; 1693, III. 
 296; 1703, II. 398; 1726, I. 480. 
 
 T., L. Translated T. Beza's New Tes- 
 tament, 1601, IV. 103. 
 
 T., L. Translated AvUa's Audi Filia, 
 1620. 
 
 T., M. The Flaming Heart, 1642, IL 
 
 589- 
 T., M. The Citie's New Poet's Mock 
 
 Show, 1659, H. 590. 
 T., M. Dedication in M. Stevenson's 
 
 "Wits Paraphrased, 1680. 
 T., N., Printer at the entrance of the 
 
 Old Spring Garden, III. 298. 
 T., N., Bookseller, 1660, II. 251 ; 1681, 
 
 II. 641. 
 T., N., Printer, 1681, II. 11 ; 1683, II. 
 
 297; 1684, II. 364; 1685, II. 272. 
 T., N., and T. E., Booksellers, 1673, II. 
 
 393; 1674, II. 552,111.67; 1675, 
 
 I. 683, 11. 338, 561, 695, III. 250; 
 
 1678, II. 252. 
 T., Nat., Printer, 1683, I. 288. 
 T., E., Gent. Translated M. M. Boi- 
 
 ardo's Orlando Inamorato, 1598. 
 T., R. Discourse proving that Peter 
 
 was never at Eome, 1572, H. 476. 
 T., B. Purgatory surveyed, 1663, I. 
 
 415- 
 T., R. Art of Good Husbandry, 1675, 
 
 I. 415. 
 T., R. Opinion of "Witchcraft vindi- 
 cated, 1670, III. 244. 
 T., R., Printer, 1667, II. 558 ; 1669, 
 
 H. 59. 
 T., T. Moral Philosophy of the Stoics, 
 
 1598, A. 271. 
 T., T. Gloves devised for new year's 
 
 gifts, H. 591, I. 416. 
 T., T. New news from Bedlam, 1682, 
 
 I. 416. 
 T., T. The Triumph of Friendship, 
 
 1685, IV. 105. 
 T.,T. Life of Mother Shipton.H. 590. 
 T., T. Translated Z)a«cBMS. SeeTwyne. 
 T., T., Printer, 1660, I. 254. 
 T., W. T. Ballad how a wife entreated 
 
 her husband to have her own way, 
 ; H. 596. 
 T., W. Flying Post with a packet of 
 
 choice new Letters, 1678, I. 416. 
 
 T., W. Translated Bemy's Civil Con- 
 siderations, 1 60 1. 
 
 T., W. Translated News from Spain,; 
 1611, H. 570. 
 
 T., W. Verses in Sir J. Doddridge's 
 Lawyer's Light, 1629. 
 
 T., W. Translated Letters of M. de 
 Balzac, 1634. 
 
 T., W., Printer, n.d., I. 441. 
 
 T., W., Bookseller. See W. Thackeray. 
 
 Tab, Henry, Printer, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard, H. 28, II. /^^.-^ Bookseller, 
 Judith, St. Paul's Churchyard, H. 5 6 1 . 
 
 Tabernacle, Figure of the true and 
 spiritual. H. Nichlaes, 1655. 
 
 Table collected of the years 1571, 1576, 
 II. 590. — containing many pretty 
 pleasant pastymes, 1568-9, II. 589. 
 — for renewing and purchasing of 
 Leases, 1686, II. 590. — from the be- 
 ginning of the world. J. More, 
 1599. — of good Nurture, I. 416. 
 
 Table-Talk, K. James, His Apothegmes 
 or, 1643. J. Selden, 1688. — or 
 music to a Banquet of "Wine, 1620, 
 IL 590. 
 
 Table to Know what a iiund«ed weight' 
 commeth to, &c., 1644-5, I- 4^6. 
 
 Tables and easy Rules, Treatise con- 
 taining many proper, 1591, IV. 173; 
 1582, A 272. — and Rules. B. 
 Grafton, 1571. — of Gold and Silver. 
 John Reynolds, 165 1. — of Interest. 
 J. Bickham, 1737. — of primum 
 mobile. D. Placidus, 1657. — "Writ- 
 ing. [1577]. 1581, IL 244; [1587], 
 IV. 102; 1604, 1611, III. 244. 
 
 Tablet for Ladies and Gentlewomen, 
 1577, II. 590. =,,; 
 
 Tableture, Brief and easy introductipn 
 to. /. Alford, 1568. — New Book of, 
 1596, H. 410. 
 
 Tabor, J. Seasonable Thoughts, 166,7, 
 I. 416. 
 
 Tabor, Mount. R. Willis, 1639, ^ 
 
 Tachygraphy. Thos. Shelton, 1641... 
 
 Tacitus. Annals, and Germany, 1598, 
 I. 416; 1612, 1640, II. 590.— His- 
 tory: Life of Agricola, i5l{'i, Il.< 
 590 ; 1598, I. 416. — Discourses 
 upon. V. Mdlvezzi, 1642. 
 
 TaccLuet, A. MUitary Architecture 
 translated : in T. Venn's Military 
 Discipline, 1673. 
 
TACTICS 
 
 [ 739 ] 
 
 TANNER 
 
 Tactics. Julian, [1616]. 
 
 Tacuino. See Tridino. 
 
 Tadlow, Geo., Ealph Robinson's trans- 
 latioiv of Sir Thos. Move's Utopia, at 
 the request of. 
 
 Tafan, J. Marks of the Children of 
 God, 1590, H. 590, II. 590. 
 
 Taffy's progress to London, Pleasant 
 History of, 1707, H. 639. 
 
 Tafiletta, Short and strange relation of 
 the Life of, 1669, III. 244. 
 
 Tailboys, S. New Lachrymentall and 
 Funeral Elegy, 1624, H. 590. 
 
 Tailleur, Wm. " le. Printer at Rouen, 
 1495. II- 372, 579. IIL 239. 
 
 Tailor, Eob. The Hogg hath lost his 
 Pearl, 1614, H. 591, I. 416. 
 
 Tailor. Verses in Psalmi Davidici in 
 nietrum Latinum trad., 1630, H. 488. 
 
 Tailors, Honour amongst, 1687, H. 
 259. — Lamentation of seven Journey- 
 men, III. 244. — The Honour of the, 
 or Life of Sir John Hawkwood, 1687. 
 —The Trapped, III. 244. 
 
 Tailor's Wanton Wyfe, n.d., III. 244. 
 
 Take heed by me that never thought, 
 &c., 1580, II. 32. — heed in time, 
 1652^ il. 659. — time -while time is. 
 II. 423. — time while 'tis offered. M. 
 Parker, n.d. — warning by this, &c., 
 1565-6, n. 30. 
 
 Taken nappynge as Mosse toke his 
 mare, 1569-70, II. 31. 
 
 Taker and the Mistaker, Merry Dia- 
 logue betwixt. N. Breton, 1603. 
 
 Talbot, Capn., Holland Turned to 
 Tinder ; or the Third Great Victory 
 ■ by, 1666, H. 278. 
 
 Talbot, F. Life of J. Heydon : in Hey- 
 don's Wise Man's Crown, 1664. 
 
 Talbot, Gilbert, Lord, N. Tonge's 
 Musica Transalpiiia, 1588, ded. to. 
 
 Talbote, Gilbert. B. Robinson's Re- 
 ward of Wickedness, 1573. 
 
 Talbot, Sir John, /. PureeWs Treatise 
 of Vapours, 1702, ded to. 
 
 talbot, John. Instructions to a Painter, 
 
 ^-1695, II. 591. 
 
 Plalbot, John, Exact narrative of the 
 bloody murder of, 1669, H. 408. — 
 —Perfect narrative of the Robbery 
 and murder of, 1669, IIL 76.— True 
 * relation of murder of, 1669, III. 
 76. 
 
 Talbot, Lady Mary, R. Greene's Ar- 
 
 basto, 1584, ded. to. 
 Talbot, Peter. The Friar Disciplined, 
 
 1674, I. 416. 
 Talbot, Sir Wm. Discoveries of John 
 
 Lederer, 1672, III. 138. 
 Tale in a Tub. John Taylor, 1641. — 
 
 of a Tub. K. D., 1637-8.— of Two 
 
 Swans. W. Vallans, 1590. 
 Tales and quick Answers, 1549, H. 
 
 299. — Tragical and Comical 2\ 
 
 Durfey, 1704. ■• 
 
 Talionis, Lex, 1670, III. 6. 
 Talke betwene sester and brotlier, The, 
 
 1566, 11. 31. 
 Talleys, Maiirice : Referred to in True 
 
 Discourse of a cruel fact, &c.,- 1599, 
 
 IIL 121. 
 Talmach, Lieut.-Gen., On the death of. 
 
 E. Ward, 1694. 
 Tarn martis quam martis Nsenia. G. 
 
 Hales, 1 62 1. 
 Tamburlaine the Great. Chr. Marlowe, 
 
 1590. 
 Tamburlaine, Story of, 1594, II. 590. 
 Tamerlan, Emperor, History of. /. 
 
 Du Bee, 1597. — Life. S. Clarke, 
 
 1653- 
 
 Taming of a Shrew, 1594, H. 467, 
 I. 416; 1596, 1607, H. 467. W. 
 Shakespeare, 1631. 
 
 Tancred and Gismund. Tragedy, by 
 E. Wilmot, 1568. 
 
 Tanfield, Baron, The Crying Murder : 
 Trial before, 1624, III. 234. 
 
 Tangier, Articles of Peace with Gay- 
 land, 1666, II. 590. — Brief relation 
 of the present state of, 1664, II. 
 590. — Description of, 1664, I. 417. 
 — Discourse touching, 1680, I. 417. 
 — Divers prospects. W. Hollar, 
 [1670], II. 590. — Particular narra- 
 tive of great engagement with the 
 Moors, 1680, in. 245.— Particular 
 relation of the late success of H.M.'s 
 forces at, 1686, II. 590. — Present 
 danger of. E. M., 1679, HI. 150. 
 — Present Interest of. III. 245. — 
 Propositions for fortifying and secur- 
 ing. A. Yarrington's England's Im- 
 provements, 1681. — The Moors 
 baffled, 1681, IL 590. 
 
 Tangier's Rescue. John Ross, 1681. 
 
 Tanner, J. A sober whisper conc&rn- 
 
TANNER 
 
 [ 740 ] 
 
 TATE 
 
 ing the evil things present, &c., 1605, 
 
 H. 591- 
 Tanner., Eob. Mirror for Mathema- 
 
 tiques, 1587, II. 591. 
 Tanner, Bp. Thos. Notitia Monastica, 
 
 169s, IV. 102. — Verses in Epicedia 
 
 Acad. Oxoniensis, 1661, H. 95. 
 Tannessy, Wm. Executed, 1684, IV. 
 
 157- 
 
 Tantara. L. Oihson, n.d. 
 
 Tapp, John. Seaman's Kalendar, 1602, 
 III. 245; 1608, H. 539; 1625, II. 
 549. — Bookseller, 1602, H. 58, III. 
 24s ; 1604, H. 59 ; 1605, III. 199 ; 
 1608, H. 59, III. 234; 1610, H. 
 43; 1612, H. 59, I. 371; 1613, H. 
 59, 680; 1614, H. 239; 1615, H. 
 59, 211; 1620, H. 369; 1621, H. 
 216, I. 175, 419, IV. 171 ; 1622, H. 
 150, I. 423; 1623, H. 485, II. 61, 
 662 ; 1625, II. 549, H. 297 ; n.d., 
 H. 524, 608. 
 
 Tapster's downfall and the drunkard's 
 Joy, 1641, H. 614, 11. 591. 
 
 Tar bat, G. Vindication of Eobert III., 
 King of Scotland, 1695, IV. 162. 
 
 Targa, Peter, Printer, Paris, 1652, H. 
 129, I. 108, IV. 33. 
 
 Tarlton, Eich. Device upon the un- 
 lookedfor great snow, 1578, H. 591. 
 — Farewell, 1588, H. 591. — Horse- 
 load of Fools, H. 591. — Jests, 161 1, 
 1638, H. 591, I. 417. Part II., 
 1600, H. 591. — Merry new medley, 
 1589, H. 591. — News out of Purga- 
 tory, [1590], 1630, H. 591.— Re- 
 pentance, 1589, H. 591. — Sorrowful 
 new sonnet: Recantation, 1589, H. 
 591. — The Crowe sets upon the wall, 
 &c., H. 591.— Toyes, 1576, H. 591. 
 — Tragical Treatises, 1577, H. 591, 
 1578, H. 700. — ^Very lamentable and 
 woful discourse of fierce Floods, 
 1570, H. 591, I. 417.— Epistle to, 
 in C. Fitz-Oeoffrey's Affaniae, 1601. 
 — Performed in Famous Victories of 
 King Henry V., 1598, H. 262. 
 
 Tarlton's Ghost and Robin Good Fel- 
 low, pleasant ditty Dialogue-wise be- 
 tween, 1590, H. 591. 
 
 Tarquin, Banishment of. J. Qmrles, 
 1655. 
 
 Tarauin and Lucretia, History of. 
 Philnnder, 1660. 
 
 Tarrarantum Ditty, 1580, II. 33. 
 Tarsis and Zelie. V. de Boutigny, 
 
 1685. 
 Tartaglia, N. Colloquies, 1588, II. 
 
 716. 
 Tartaricum Bellum. M. Martinius, 
 
 1654. 
 Tartary. True and perfect description 
 
 of Voyages, 1609, II. 416. — ^Voyages 
 
 of Adam Olearius, 1.662 ; H. de 
 
 I'Epy, 1689. Frederick, Duke of 
 
 Holstein, 1669. 
 Tarugo's Wiles. Thos. St. Serfe, 1668. 
 Tasburgh, Lady, Basse's Three Elegies, 
 
 1602; Z>eZaJfoi^e's French Alphabet, 
 
 1595, ded. to. 
 
 Tassnierus, J. Navigation, [1560], L 
 417. 
 
 Tasso, T. Aminta, trans. J. Eey^ 
 nolds, 1628, H. 592 ; J. Dancer, 
 1600, H. 592 ; 1660, II. S91, — 
 Amintas, trans. "Wm. Ayre, (1740), 
 I. 417 ; Oldmixon, 1698, II. 591. — 
 Godfrey of Bulloigne, trans. %-B. C, 
 1594, H. 592; E. Fairfax, i6qo, H. 
 592; 1624, H. 592, II. 591; 1687, 
 
 - H. 592, 1. 41 7. — Householder's Philo- 
 sophy, trans. T. K., 1588, H. 592, 
 III. 245. — Lamentation of Amyntas, 
 trans. A. Fraunce, 1587, H. 591 ; 
 1588, H. 592, L 417; 1589, H. 592; 
 
 1596, H. 691. — Of Marriage and 
 Wiving, trans. E. Tofte, 1599, H. 
 
 592- 
 
 Tatarshall, Geo., The Harl of Not- 
 tingham's Arguments, 1685, ded. to. 
 
 Tate, N. Anniversary Ode for 4 De- 
 cember, 1697, III. 245. — Injured 
 Love [J. Webster's White Divel], 
 H. 647. — Ingratitude of a Common- 
 wealth, 1682, III. 245. — MausolsBijjn, 
 169s, II. 591. — Panacea, 1700, IH. 
 245. — Poems, 1677, II. 591 ; 1684, 
 I. 497. — Present for the Ladies, 
 1692, in. 24s ; 1693, II. S91.— The 
 Triumph, 1705, III. 3 11. ^Dedica- 
 tion of Sir W. Petty's Political Ana- 
 tomy of Ireland, 1691. — Epilogue in 
 Jos. Harris' The Mistakes, 169.1. — > 
 Preface in J. S-'s Innocent Epicure, 
 1697,1.369. — Translated .4. Cowley's 
 History of Plants, 1705 ; Life of 
 Lewis of Bourbon, 1693.— Translatedf 
 into verse Jos. Hall's Characters of 
 
TATE 
 
 [ 741 ] 
 
 TAYLOR 
 
 Vertue and Vice, 1691. — Verses in 
 A. Behn's La Montre, 1686. 
 
 Tate, K, and K Brady. Psalms, 1 696, 
 1698, I. 497; 1753, I. 417. 
 
 Tatham, John. Aqua Triumphalis, 
 1662, H. 593, I. 418.— Distracted 
 State,i65i,H. 592,11. 59i._Elegy on 
 John Dayin Fancy's Theatre, 1640.— 
 Entertainment of the King and Queen 
 in the City, 1662, H. 592.— Pancie's 
 Theater, 1640, H. 592, I. 418. — 
 Knavery in all trades, 1664, H. 593, 
 II. 592. — London's Glory represented 
 by time, 1660, H. 593, IL 592.— 
 London's Triumph, 1657, 1658, 
 1659, H. 592; 1661, 1662, 1663, 
 H. 593 j 1664, H. 593, L 418.— 
 Mirror of Fancies, 1657, H. 592. — 
 Neptune's Address to Charles IL, 
 1661, H. 593.— Ostella, 1650, H. 
 592. — Eoyal Oak, 1660, H. 592. — 
 Scots Figgaries, 1652, H. 592, I. 
 418. — The Rump, 1660, H. 593, II. 
 593; 1661, H. 593. — Dedication in 
 Thos. Jordan's London in lustre, 
 1673. — Verses in R. Brome's Jovial 
 Crew, 1652; J. Ford's Sun's Darl- 
 ing, 1656; /. Gamble's Ay les, 1657. 
 
 Tatius, A. History of Clitophon and 
 Leucippe, trans. W. B., 1597 ; tram. 
 
 , A. Hodges, 1638, H. 593. 
 
 Taubman, M. Heroic Poem to the 
 Duke of York, 1682, IL 592. — Lon- 
 don's Great Jubilee, 1689,11. 592. — 
 London's Triumph, 1687, II. 592. 
 — London's Yearly Jubilee, 1686, II. 
 592. 
 
 Taunton, Henry, Booksellir, 1635, H. 
 666. 
 
 Taunton, Description of monstrous child 
 born at, 1576, H. 566. 
 
 Taunton Bookseller. Geo. Treagle, 1 653. 
 
 Taunton Dean, The Glory of the "West ; 
 or The Virgins of, 1685, IL 566. 
 
 Taurinus, Leidenberch, Exam, and Con- 
 fession of : in Proclamation of States 
 of Gelderland, &c., 16 18, II. 418. 
 
 Taverner, John. Certain experiments 
 concerning Fish and Fruit, 1600, H. 
 593, IV. 102. 
 
 Taverner, P. A Grandfather's Advice, 
 i68i, L 418. 
 
 Taverner, Eichard. Gatonis Disticha 
 
 • Moralia, cum annotationibus, 1553, 
 
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 dom, Part L, n.d., 1539, H. 592, 
 I- 497, it 592 ; PartlL, 1539, &c., 
 il. 592.AiOration gratulatory, I. 418. 
 — Proverbs or adages, gathered out 
 of Erasmus, 1539, H. 186. — The 
 sum of the Psalms, 1539, IL 503. — 
 Translated Erasmus, Flores aliquot 
 sententiarum, 1540 ; Confession of 
 the faith of the Germans, 1530, II. 
 245 ; W. Capito's Epitome of the 
 Psalms, 1539. 
 
 Taverners. Decree of Star-chamber, not 
 to sell victuall in their houses, 1633, 
 H. 614. 
 
 Tavernier, J. B. Collection of several 
 relations and treatises, 1680, II. 
 392- 
 
 Tavistock Monastery, Devonshire. 
 Thos. Rychard, Printer, 1525, H. 
 44. 
 
 Tavistock, Marquis of, E. Settle's Sacel- 
 lum Honoris : Congratulatory Poem 
 to, 1700 ; M. F. de Duillier's Fruit- 
 Walls Improved, 1669, ded. to. 
 
 Tax, Mischief of the five shilling. Roh. 
 Bell, 1699. 
 
 Taxations, Prince Charles' Declaration 
 concerning his resolution to take off 
 all, 1648, II. 105. 
 
 Taxes, Expedient for taking away all 
 impositions, and raising a revenue 
 without. F. Cradock, 1600. — Trea- 
 tise of, 1667, II. 603. — ^Vindication 
 of the Liberties of England against 
 illegal W. Prynne, 1649. 
 
 Taxes of France, Compendious history 
 of, 1694, IV. 139. 
 
 Tay, Chas., Bookseller, 1662, H. 677. 
 
 Taylor, Augustine. Divine Epistles, 
 1623, H. 594. — Encomiasticke Ele- 
 gies, 1 614, H. 594. — Epithalamium, 
 i6i3,H. 594. — News from Jerusalem, 
 H. 594. 
 
 Taylor, Ed. Brief and accurate descrip- 
 tion of the brevity of Man's Life, 
 1627, H. 594. 
 
 Taylor, Fr. Grapes from Canaan, 1658, 
 H. 594, L 418. 
 
 Taylor, Hen. Verses in John Taylor's 
 Sculler, 1 61 2. 
 
 Taylor, Jeremy. Psalter, 1646, I. 418. 
 — Life : in G. Barksdale's Lives of 
 Ten excellent Men, 1677. 
 
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 Taylor, John. The True Leveller's 
 
 Standard Advanced, 1649, II. 593. 
 Taylor, John, 0/ Walton, and Wm. 
 
 Star, Declaration of bloody acts of, 
 
 1649, H. 584. 
 Taylor, John, of York. Spadacrene 
 
 Anglica, 1649, II. 594. 
 Taylor, John, the Water Poet. A Bawd, 
 
 1635, H. 599. — A Common whore, 
 1622, 1625, H. 597. — A famous fight 
 at Sea, 1627, H. S98.^A kicksey, 
 winsey, 1619; H. 596. — A late werry, 
 merry voyage, 1650, H. 6i3.^Amost 
 horrible, terrible, termagant Satire, 
 1638-9, II. 593. — A shilling, 1622, 
 H. 598. — A very merry wherry ferry 
 voyage, 1622, I. 419; 1623, H. 597. 
 — Ale-alevated into the ale-titude, 
 1651, 1653, H. 603. — An Armado or 
 Navy of Land Ships, 1627, 1635, H. 
 598. — An Arrant Thief, 1622, H. 
 597; 1625, H. 597, m. 245; 1635, 
 H. 597. — Apology for Bishops, 1641, 
 H. 40. — Apology for private preach- 
 ing, 1642, H. 601, 1. 419. Answered 
 by Thos. Jordan, 164;^. — AquarMusae, 
 H. 601,(1644), I- 420. — Arithmetick, 
 H. .603. — Book of Martyrs, 1617, H. 
 595 ; 1639, H. 595, L 419.— Brave 
 and Memorable Sea-fight, 1656, H. 
 599. — Brief Remembrance of all Eng- 
 lish Monarchs, 1618, 1622, n.d., H. 
 596. — Bull, Bear, and Horse, 1638, 
 H. 600. — Carrier's Cosmography, 
 1637, H. 599. — Catalogue of Honor- 
 able and Memorable Foundations, 
 
 1636, H. 599. — Causes of the diseases 
 and distempers of the Kingdom, 
 1645, H. 602. — Certain Travels of an 
 uncertain journey, 1653, H. 604. — 
 Certain verses upon the warlike fight 
 between Spaniards and Dutchmen, 
 1639, II. 594. — Christian Admoni- 
 tion against Cursing and Swearing, 
 1629, H. 598.^Christmas in and 
 out, 1653, H. 604.' — Cluster of Cox- 
 combs, 1642, I. 419. — Complaint of 
 Christmas, 1630, II. 593 ; 1646, H. 
 602. — Contention between French 
 Hood, &c., 1638, IL 593. — Conver- 
 sion, Confession, Contrition coming 
 to himself, 1643, H. 602. — Crop-ear 
 curried, 1644, H. 602. — Delicate, 
 Dainty, Damnable Dialogue, 1642, 
 
 H. 601. — Devil turned Round Head, 
 
 1641, H. 246; 1642, H. 601. — 
 Dialogue between Tom TellTruth and 
 Down Right Dick, 1639, II. 594. — 
 Discourse between Life and Death, 
 
 1639, II. 594. — Differing Worships, 
 
 1640, H. 600. — Divers Crabtree Lec- 
 tures, 1639, II. 594. — Dog of War, 
 ii.d., H. 598. — Drink and Welcome, 
 1635, H. 599. — Eighth Wonder of 
 the World, 1613, H. 595. — Elegy 
 
 •4 on the death of Ben Jonson, 1637, 
 II. 593. — England's Comfort and 
 London's Joy, 1641, H, 601. — Eng^ 
 lishman's Love to Bohemia, 1620, 
 H. 596. — Epigrams, 1651, H. 603. 
 — Essence, Quintessence, &o., of 
 Ifonsense upon Sense, 1653, H. 
 604. — Fair and foule weather^ 161S) 
 H. 597. — Farewell to the Tower 
 Bottles, 1622, H. 597. — Fearfull 
 Summe, 1625, H. 598, II. 593, III. 
 246; 1636, H. 598. — Feast, 1638, 
 H. 600. — Fill gut and pinch belly, 
 1620,, H. 596, II. 593. — For the 
 Sacred Memory of the Earl of Not- 
 tingham, 1624, H. 598; — General 
 Complaint of the Commons of Eng- 
 land, H. 602. — Goose, 1621, H. 596. 
 — Great Britain all in Black, 16 12, 
 H. 594. — Great O'Toole, 1622, H. 
 
 597. — Greeting to John Booker, 
 1 644, H. 60 2. — Heads of All FashioBs, 
 
 1642, H. 601. — Heaven's Blessing 
 and Earth's Joy, 161 3, H. 594. — 
 Humble desired union of Prerogative 
 and Privilege, 1642, H. 6oi. — Hunt- 
 ing of the Pox, by J. T., 1619, H. 590. 
 ■ — Intercepted Letters, 1643, H. 602. 
 — Ironical Expostulation with Death 
 and Fate, 1648, H. 603. — Jack a 
 Lent, 1620, H. 596, I. 418. — Juni- 
 per Lecture, 1639^111. 246; 1652,11. 
 594. — Last Voyage, 1641, H. 600. — 
 Laugh and be fat, 161 5, H. 595. — 
 Life of the Virgin Mary, 1620, 1622, 
 H. 596. — Living Sadness, 1625, H. 
 
 598, I. 419.— Mad Fashions, &c., 
 1642, H. 601. — MadVerse, &c., 1644, 
 H. 602. — Manifestation, 1642, H. 
 601. — Meditations upon the Passion, 
 1630, III. 246. — Memorial of Eng- 
 lish Monarchs, 1622, I. 419; 1630, 
 H. 596. — Mercurius Aquaticus, 1643, 
 
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 H. 602, 1. 420. Ko Mercurius Aqua- 
 ticus, by John Booker, 1644. — Mer- 
 curius Infernalis, 1644, H. 602.— 
 Mercurius Insanus Insanissimus, H. 
 602. — Merry bill of an uncertain 
 journey, 1653, H. 603— Miscellan- 
 ies, 1652, H. 603. —Most fearful 
 signs and sights, 1638, II. 593. — 
 Motto, 1621, H. 596, I. 419. — Mur- 
 der done by J. Eouse, 162 1, II. 593. 
 — Names of all Dukes, &c., 1653, H. 
 604. — New discovery by Sea, 1623, 
 H. 597. — News from Tenebris, 1652, 
 H. 603. — News from t'he great Mo- 
 gul, 1637-8, II. 593.— Nipping or 
 snipping of abuses, 16 14, H. 595. — 
 No Mercurius Aulicus, 1644, H. 602. 
 — Noble cavalier characterized, H. 
 602. — Nonsense upon Sense, H. 603. 
 — Number and Names of all Kings 
 of England and Scotland, 1649, 1650, 
 H. 603. — Of alterations strange, &c., 
 1651, H. 603. — On Thame-Isis, 1632, 
 H. 599. — Part of this summer's tra- 
 vels, 1639, I. 419. — Pastoral, 1624, 
 H. 597. — Pedlar and a Romish Priest, 
 1641, H. 600. — Penniless Pilgrimage, 
 1618, H. 596, II. 593. — Petition to 
 the House of Commons, 1642, H. 601. 
 — Plea for Prerogative, 1642, H. 600. 
 ^ — Praise, antiquity, &c., of Beggary, 
 1621, H. 597, I. 419. — Praise and 
 vertue of a Jaol and Jaolers, 1623, 
 H. 597, I. 419. — Praise of clean' 
 Linen, 1624, H. 598. — Praise of 
 Hempseed, 1620, 1623, H. 596. — 
 Praise of the Needle, 1640, H. 600 ; 
 also in ' The Needle's Excellency.' — 
 Eanters of both Sexes, 1651, H. 603. 
 — Eebels anathematized, 1645, H. 
 602. — Religion's Enemies, 1641, H. 
 600. — Reply as true as Steel, 1641, 
 H. 600. — Revenge, 1615, H. 595. — 
 Scourge of Baseness, 1624, H. 598. 
 —Sculler, 1612, H. 594. — Seasonable 
 Lecture, 1642, H. 601. — Short rela- 
 ktion of a long journey, 1653, H. 
 604. — Sir Gregory Nonsense, 1622, 
 H. 597. — Some small and simple rea- 
 sons, H. 600. — Subjects' Joy for the 
 Parliament, 1621, H. 596.— Sudden 
 Turn of Fortune's "Wheel, 1631, H. 
 604, I. 419. — Superbiae Flagellum, 
 1621, H. 597, n. 593.— Swarm of 
 
 Sectaries, 1641, H. 600. Henry 
 TFa^er's Answer to, 1641. — Tale in 
 a Tub, 1642. True and Complete 
 Answer to, 1642, H. 601. — The De- '^ 
 luding World, 1639, IL 594. — The 
 Great Eater of Kent, 1630, H. 398. 
 — The Hellish Parliament, 1641, H. 
 600, III. 185. — The King's welcome 
 to his own house, 1647, H. 602. — 
 The Liar, 1641, H. 600.— The Old, 
 Old, very Old Man, 1635, H. 699. 
 Beschrijvinge van den Ouden, Ouden, 
 heel Ouden Man, 1636, II. 593. — 
 The unnatural Father, 1621, II. 419, 
 IV. 171. — The world runs on wheels, 
 1623, 1635, H. 597. — The world 
 turned upside down, 1647, H. 602. 
 — ^Thomas Parr, the "Wonder of the 
 Age, 1635, H. 445. — Three weeks, 
 &c., 1617, H. 595, in. 245.— Tra. 
 vels, 1636, H. 599. — Travels from 
 London to the Isle of "Wight, 1648, 
 H. 602. — Travels from the City of 
 London to the City of Prague, 
 1620, II. 593. — Travels through 
 London, 1636, H. 599. ^Triumphs 
 of Fame and Honour, 1634, H. 599. 
 — True loving sorrow, 1624, H. 597. 
 — Two pictures of Lent and Shrove- 
 tide, 1635-6, II. 593. — Urania, 
 1615, H. 595. — ^Valorous and perilous 
 Sea fight, 1640, H. 600. — Verbum 
 Sempiternum, 1670, H. 604, III. 
 246; 1693, IV. 102; 1694, 1695, 
 H. 604; 1701, II. 594. — Verses in 
 H. and W. Lawes' Psalms, 1648. — 
 "Wandering to see the wonders of the 
 "West, 1649, H. 603. — "Warning for -^ 
 Swearers and Blasphemers, 1626, III. 
 246. — "Water cormorant's Complaint, 
 1622, H. 597, IV. 172. — "Water- 
 works, 1614, H. 594. — "We be seven, 
 1636-7, II. 593. — "Whole Life and 
 progress of Hen. "Walker, 1641, H. 
 601. — Wit and Mirth, 1629, H. 598, 
 I. 419 ; 163s, H. 598. — Wonders of 
 a Kingdom, 1648, H. 603. — Works, 
 1630, H. 594. — Animadversions on : 
 in H. Mutton's Follie's Anatomy, 
 1619. 
 
 Taylor, John, Printer, 1660, II. 524. 
 
 Taylor, John, Bookseller, 1687, I. 421, 
 in. 78; 1688, IL 59, in. 217; 
 1689, IL 476, 530 ; 1692, L 46, 468, 
 
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 IV. 117; 1693, III. 133; 169s, II. 
 717; 1696, 1.411, IV. 122; 1699, 
 III. 58; 1704, III. 139; 1706, II. 
 668. 
 
 Taylor, Jos. Verses in P. Massinger's 
 Roman Actor, 1629. 
 
 Taylor, Martha, the famous Derbyshire 
 Damsel. John Reynolds, 1669. 
 
 Taylor, Ralph, and others, True Speeches 
 and Confessions of, 1662, III. 145. 
 
 Taylor, Randal, Bookseller in St. Mar- 
 tin le Grand, 1664, III. 51; 1669, 
 III. 107 ; 1672, 1. 33; 1673, 1- 488, 
 
 II. 689; 1680, II. 156, III. 180, 
 200, 267; 1681, II. 22, 461 ; 1682, 
 I. 158, II. 600, III. 178, IV. 84; 
 1683, H. 96, II. 903 1684, 1. 64, II. 
 117, 419, 609; 1685, I. 75, II. II, 
 310, III. 293; 1687, I. 207, 247, 
 282, IV. 13, 47, A. 265; 1688, I. 
 171, 249, n. 645, III. 75, 125, 202, 
 254, IV. 53, 114, 140; 1689, I. 
 456, II. 185, 464, III. 60, 93, 207 ; 
 1690, H. 31, I. 231, 264, II. 707, 
 
 III. 232, IV. 166 ; 1691, I. 457, II. 
 234, 605, 648, III. 54, 268, IV. 127, 
 A. 168; 1692, III. 46, 117, 147, A. 
 262; 1693, n. 263, 545, III. 53, 
 61, 105; 1694, II. 545, IV. 120; 
 1695, III. 131. 
 
 Taylor, Rich. Xew News of a Strange 
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 Taylor, Rich., and Jacob Tonsoii, 
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 Taylor, Silas. History of Gavel-kind, 
 1663, III. 246. 
 
 Taylor, Stephen. "Whip for "World- 
 lings, 1586, H, 604; [1620], II. 
 716. 
 
 Taylor, Sylvanus. Common Good, 
 1632, I. 420. 
 
 Taylor, T. Translated Malebranche's 
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 Taylor, Z. Popery, Superstition, &c., 
 
 • 1698, 1699, III. 246.— The Devil 
 turn'd Casuist, 1696, H. 594.— The 
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 Taylour, C. [Sam. Heme]. True and 
 perfect Narrative of Finding of the 
 Crucifix and gold Chain of St. Ed- 
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 Tea, Essay on. J. Ovington, 1699. 
 
 Teaching, A new discovery of the old 
 
 Art of. C. Hoole, x66o. — A Rational 
 way of. T. Osborn, 1688. 
 
 Teage, John, Bookseller, 1620-1, II. 
 355; 1621, III 138; 1622, H. 18; 
 1623, H. ig. 
 
 Tears of Eancy. Thos. Watson, 1593. 
 — of Godly Sorrow. W. Lithgoid, 
 1 640. — of Repentance. John Eliof, 
 1653. — of the Beloved, G. Markharji, 
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 soul. Sir Wm. Leighton, 16 13. / 
 
 Teate, F. Ter Tria, 1658, I. 42P; 
 2nd Ed., 1669, H. 604, J. 420. 
 
 Tebb, Thos., Bookseller, 1 715, I. 5. ' 
 
 Technepolimogamia. JR. Whitehall, 
 1651. I 
 
 Technogamia : or Marriage of the Aijs. 
 B. Holy day, 1618. 1 
 
 Teckeley, Count, Relation of gratt 
 
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 Tectonicon. Leonard Digges, 1599.; 
 
 Tedder, "Wm., and A. Tyrrell, Recin- 
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 Telescopicum, Sciothericum. Wm. Mo- 
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 Telfair, A. True relation of an Ap- 
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 Tell-trothe's New Year's Gift, 1593, 
 
 I. 420, II. 667. 
 
 Telotson, "Wm., Bookseller, West Door 
 of St. Paul's, 1544, III. 227; 1545, 
 
 II. 205 ; n.d., II. 592. 
 
 Telv, Peter, Printer, Douay, 16 18, II. 
 
 441. 
 Tempe Restored. Aur. Townsmd, id^i. 
 Temperamentis, De. C. Galen, 1521. 
 Temperate Ward-word, Rol. Parsons, 
 
 1599- 
 Temjpest, The, J. Dryden, 1670.— 
 
 Exact Relation of the late dreadful, 
 
 1704. I- 355. in, 312. 
 Temple, The, George Herlert, 1632; 
 
 J. B., 1680-2. — of Brass, [1478], II. 
 
 595. — of Love. Inigo Jones and 
 
 Wm. Davenant, 1634. 
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 Government, 1598, ded. to. 
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 Temple, Sir John. The Irish Rebellion, 
 
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 Temple, Sir Peter. Man's Master- 
 
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 Temple Lane, London, Narrative of 
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 Temple Music, The. A. Bedford, 
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 Tempera labuntur, 1570, II. 598. 
 
 Temporibus, De. 5ec?e, 1505. 
 
 Temporis AngustisB. Th. Manley, 1649. 
 
 Temporysour, The. W. Musculus, 
 
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 Temptation of our Lord. Comedy, by 
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 Temptations, Remedy against, 15 19, I. 
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 Flowers for Latin speech, selected by 
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 1538, IV. 123 ; 1560, IL 595 ; 
 1568, I. 421 ; 1572, III. 312 ; 1575, 
 IL 595, H. 60s; 1581, H. 605.— 
 Vulgaria qusedam ab Terentio in 
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 Teresa, St. Life : or the Flaming 
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 Terminationes et Exempla. G. Hoole, 
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 Terminus et non Terminus. Thos. 
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 Terne, Fra. Translated De Saint- 
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 Terrestrial Paradise. B. Croft, 1639 
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 Terrors of the Night. T. Nash, 1594, 
 
 Tertian Ague, The, 1647, H. 537, II 
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 Tertre, M. de. Lord de la Mothe. 
 News from France, or Declaration of 
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 Tessaradelphus ; or the four brothers. 
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 Test, The Established, 1673, H- ^^S- 
 
 Testament, New. Translated by T. 
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 Teynham, Lady, R. Corbet's Poems, 
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 Thacker, K. Godly Ditty, 1586, H. 
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 Thackeray, Thos., Bookseller, Angel, 
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 Thackeray, W. and T., Booksellers, 
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 Thackeray, Wm., Bookseller, Angel, 
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 597 ; 1669, H. 310 ; 1670, H. 636 ; 
 1672, L 33; 1673, H. 207, 553 ; 
 1674,11. 481, I. 266, 450; 1677, 
 H. 175; i678,H. 153,1 184; 1680, 
 H. 654, L 249; 1681, H. 154, 314, 
 522, L 481, IL 283; 1682, L 386, 
 490, II. 13; 1683, H. 35, L 163, 
 382 ; 1684, H. 2, 134, 239, L 494, 
 
 II. 223, 306, III. 217; 1685, H. 
 
 134, 153. 354, 5i5>I- 359, H. 370, 
 A. 271 ; 1686, H. 439, 513 ; 1687, 
 L 163; 1689, H. 38, 513, 220, IL 
 224,673; 1693,0.298,697; 169s, 
 H. 207; n.d., H. 12, 22, 37, 47, 56, 
 92, 126, 158, 160, 177, 185, 188, 211, 
 213, 266, 326, 350, 351, 352, 353, 
 
 375, 377, 439, 481, 485, 512, 537, 
 541, 559, 566, 586, 607, 610, 637, 
 644, 655, I- 108, 163, 182, 341, 424, 
 476, 480, 481, 484, 494, IL 14, 545, 
 
 III. 262, IV. 4, loi. 
 
 Thaker, Elias, and J. Coping, Discourse 
 
 upon the death of, 1583, II. 587. 
 Thalia, or the spritely muse, 1705, II. 
 
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 Thalia Rediviva. Hen. Vauqhan, 
 
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 Thalia's Banquet. Hen. Peacham, 
 
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 Thamasis's Advice to the Painter, 
 
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 Theanthropogamie. Marin le Saulx, 
 
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 /. Fry, 1 65 1, 
 
THELIN 
 
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 Thelin, Wm., Lord of Gurmond. 
 
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 Theocritus. Sixe Idillia, tram. Sir 
 
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 There is a better game if you could 
 
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 Thevines, M. du, Lettre de, 1592-3, 
 
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 Thewtobocus, Ballad of a Giant called, 
 
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 Thibaldus, sive, Vindictse Ingenium, 
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 Thierry, King of Prance, and his brother 
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 Thief, An Arrant. John Taylor, 1622. 
 
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 Thisselkeper's wealthe, 1593, II. 596. 
 
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 485, 520, 682, 689, III. 35, IV. 10, 
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 Thomas, Lambrocke. Milke for Chil- 
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 Thomas, Wm. History of Italy, 1549, 
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 Thomas, Wm., Bp. of St. David's, B. 
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 Thomas, Wm. , Eerris and Hillsi Ballad 
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 Thomas de Campis. Eive notable Chap- 
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 Thomason, Geo., Bookseller, Rose and. 
 
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 Thompson, John. Glass, or brief de- 
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 IF. 364, in. 18, 203, 289, 147; 
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THOMPSON 
 
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 1612, II. 232, 406; 1613, H. 318, 
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 Thorpe, Wm. Examination, [1535], 
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THRACIAN 
 
 t 75° I 
 
 THYNNE 
 
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 bert Dugdale. 1604. — tryeth all 
 things, 1570,11. 598 — well improved. 
 S. Rowlands, 1657. — well spent. 
 Edw. Browne, 1643. 
 
 Timely Advice, 1640, IIL i. — caution. 
 G. Wither, 1652. 
 
 Time's Abuses, H. 88, I. 423. — Altera- 
 tion, or the Old Man's Eehearsal, H. 
 608, and Martin Parker, n.d. — 
 Alteration, or Dialogue between 
 Finch and Windebanoke, 1641, H. 
 88. — Anatomy. R. Pricket, 1606. 
 — anatomized. Thos. Ford, 1647. — 
 curtain drawn. B. Brathwaite, 1 6 2 1 . 
 — displayed, The. Sam. Sheppard, 
 1646. — dissected, 1641, II. 598. — 
 — journey to seek his daughter Truth. 
 Peter Pett, 1599. — present mercy, 
 1647,11. 103. — storehouse, 1 619, II. 
 394. — True account and character of 
 the. N. LI., I. 248. — whirligig. 
 Humphrey Willis, 1647. 
 
 Timme, Thos. Countenances and at- 
 tires of the Kings of England, 1597, 
 H. 608. — Discourse of Ten English 
 Lepers, 1592, H. 608. — Translated 
 /. Quersitanus, Practice of Physic, 
 1605 ; Commentaries on the Civil 
 Wars of France, 1574, II. 226. 
 
 Timor Amoris, 1605, II. 366. 
 
 Timothy. Expositio prioris epistolse ad 
 Timotheum. Alex. Hales, 1550. 
 
 Timothy and Titus, The Unbishopping 
 of. W. Prynne, 1660. 
 
TINDAL 
 
 [ 752 ] 
 
 TOBACCO 
 
 Tindal, Hump. Prophecy, 1642, H. 
 608. — Two Prophecies, 1644, I. 
 423. 
 
 Tindall, Sir J. Murder of, 1616, H. 
 408. — Relation of the horrible mur- 
 der of, 16 1 6, H. 408. — True relation 
 of the murder of, 1616, II. 598; 
 1617, II. 599. 
 
 Tindall and Bradford, News from 
 Heaven, or Dialogue between. E.F,, , 
 1642, II. 693. 
 
 Tindall, M. ■ Essay concerning the 
 Laws of JS'ations, 1694, IV. 172. 
 
 Tindall, Wm., and J. Frith. Testa- 
 ment of Wm. Tracy expounded, 
 
 iS3S> I- 425- 
 
 Tinker of Turvey, 1630, H. 113. — 
 of England, The Jovial. N. Ward, 
 1648. — Pleasant new song of a 
 jovial, [16 10], H. 568.— The Jolly, 
 1615-16, II. 599. 
 
 Tipper, Eliz. Pilgrim's Viaticum, 1698, 
 I. 423. 
 
 Tipping, Col., Mary Fix's Spanish 
 Wives, 1696, ded. to. 
 
 'Tis a plain case, gentlemen, 1643, H. 
 89. — merry when gossips meet. Sam. 
 Rowlands, 1602.' — not otherwise, H; 
 375. — pitty shee's a whore. John 
 Ford, 1633. 
 
 Tisdale, John, Frinter, Mitre, in Smith- 
 field, 1558, H. 199; 1560, H. 78, 
 186, 435, 66r, II. 48, 49, 322 ; 1561, 
 H. 244, 420, 435, II. 29, 122, 145, 
 377, 518; 1563, H. 401,11. 618. 
 
 Tisdale, Roger. Lawyer's Philosophy, 
 n.d., H. 608; 1622, I. 423. — Pax 
 Vobis, 1623, H. 608, III. 312. 
 
 Titana and Theseus. W. Bettie, 
 1636. 
 
 Titchbum and Ireton, Brethren in Ini- 
 quity: Dialogue between, 1660, III. 
 23. Compare Tichhorne. 
 
 Tithes, Case of Ministers' maintenance 
 by. J. Gauden, 1653. — Decree for, 
 
 1548, in. 312; 1580, II. 716, in. 
 
 312. — Diatribse upon the late History 
 of. R. Mountagu, 1621. — explained 
 and proved due to Clergy. O. Carle- 
 ton, 1606. — History of. /. Selden, 
 r 6 1 8. — Item against Sacriledge, 1 65 3, 
 IV. 172. 
 Titian. Portrait : in G. Barri's Painter's 
 Voyage of Italy, 1679. 
 
 Titles of Honor. John Selden, 16 14. 
 
 — of Lands, Registry for. J. Asgill, 
 
 Titles, 1698. 
 Titon, Fr., Bookseller, Tliree Daggers, 
 
 Fleet Street, 1668, L 311. 
 Tituan, &c., Proclamation touching the 
 
 inhabitants of, 1628, IV. 18. 
 Titus, Col. Silas, Killing no murder, 
 
 1689, III. 248. — Traict6 Politique, 
 
 1658, IV. 104. 
 Titus, or the Palm of Christian Courage, 
 
 1644, III. 248. 
 Titus, Rejoycing of, 1568-9, II. 599. 
 Titus and Berenice. Thos. Otway, 
 
 1677. 
 Titus and Gisippus. E. Lewicke, 1562 ; 
 
 T. Durfep, [1704]- 
 Titus and Timothy, The Unbishopping 
 
 of. W. Prynne, 1660. 
 Titus Andronicus, 1593-4, H. 374, II. 
 
 599; 1600, 1611, H. 469. E. Ra- 
 
 venscroft, 1687. 
 Titus Tell-truth, 1682, II. 599. 
 Tiveot, Earl of. Brief relation of the 
 
 present state of Tangier, 1664, II. 
 
 590. — Elegy on the death of. John 
 
 Grouch, 1664. 
 Tiverton, Ballad of the burning of, 
 
 1612, II. 173. — Discourse of the 
 
 burning of, 1598, H. 157. — Lamen- 
 tation of the burning of, 161 2, H. 
 
 157- 
 
 Tiverton Booksellers. John Weeks, 
 1668; Humphry Barton, 1701. 
 
 To my faithful Brethren now afifiicted. 
 — Ant. Gilhy, n.d. — my loving Breth- 
 ren, &c. Ant. Gilhy, n.d. — pass the 
 place where pleasure is, 1564, II. 30. 
 — the fayre, to the faire, &c., 1579, 
 IL 656. 
 
 Tobacco, 1 595, H. 608. — Advice how 
 to plant. G. T., 1615. — and the 
 fidler's each. Ballad, 1616, II. 599. 
 — battered. Joshua Sylvester, n.d. 
 — Counterblast to. James I., 1604. 
 — Curious Enquiries, 1688, III. 75. — 
 Defence of, 1602, H. 608. — Hymnus 
 Tabaci. Ralph Thorius, 1626. — is 
 an Indian weed, 1670, H. 608.— 
 Judge W. Rum:sey's Instrument to 
 cleanse the stomach, 1664, II. 525. — 
 Metamorphosis of, 1602, H. 608, I. 
 42 3. — Nepenthes, or Vertu es of. W. 
 Barclay, 1614. — Ordinance for regu- 
 
TOBAGO 
 
 [ 753 ] 
 
 TOM 
 
 lating the excise of, 1643, H. 608, III. 
 2483 1644,111. 248. — OrganonSalu- 
 tis. W. Rumsey, 1657. — Panacea. 
 Dr. Everard, 1659. — Perfuming of. 
 Matth. de Label, 161 1 . — Poem against. 
 /. Sylvester, 1672. — Proclamation for 
 ordering of, 1627, IV. 104. — Procla- 
 mation restraining the abusive vent- 
 ing of, 1633-4, II. 599. — Proclama- 
 tion touching, 1625, 1626, IV. 104. — 
 The Smoaking Age. T. Brathwaitey 
 1603. — tortured. John Deacon, 1 6 1 6. 
 — ^Touchstone or Trial of, 1676, H. 
 609. — ^Trial of. Edm. Gardiner, 
 16 10. — True Report concerning the 
 worthy accompt of. Rich. Broiime, 
 TO.(i.— Two Broadsides against, H. 608 ; 
 1672, III. 125. — Venimous Qualities 
 of, H. 608. — Women's complaint 
 against, 1675, H. 609. — Work for 
 Chimneysweepers, 1602, H. 608. 
 
 Tobago, Present Prospect of the Island 
 of. J. Pointz, 1683. — Proposals to 
 People minded to transport them- 
 selves to, 1683, H. 609. 
 
 Tobias, Pleasant Ballad of, H. 609. 
 — Pleasant New Ballad of, H. 
 609. 
 
 Tobias, Godly ballett taken out of the 
 4th Chapter of, 1568, II. 599. 
 
 Tobias. Mirabilia Opera Dei, 1575, 
 IV. 104. 
 
 Tobie, Geo., Printer, 1594, I. 220. 
 
 To-day a man, to-morrow none, 1644, 
 H. 496. 
 
 Todd, Jas. Schoolboy and Young 
 Gentleman's Assistant, 1748, I- 
 423. 
 
 Tofte, E. Alba, 1598, H. 609, I. 
 423. — Honour's Academic, 1610, 
 H. 609.— Laura, &c., 1597, H. 609. 
 — Ariosto's Satyres in Seven Dis- 
 courses, 1 60S. — Italian Stanzas in 
 Ariosto's Two Tales, 1597.— Trans- 
 lated Boiardds Orlando Inamorato, 
 
 1598 ; Tasso's Marriage and Wiving, 
 
 1599 ; 5. Varchi's Blazon of Jealousy, 
 
 Tokens, Exhortacion to amendment of 
 ■Life by Signs and, 1580, H. 609.— 
 The fifteen fearful. W. Woodhouse, 
 1566.— The three. St. Jerome, n.d. 
 —Treatise of the XV. Wyer, H. 
 609; Doesborch, IL 249.— To all 
 
 warders, &c., to prevent future loss 
 by farthing, 1643, H. 192. 
 
 Toland, J. Amyntor, 1699, II. 599. 
 — Invitation to Dismal, III. 312. 
 — Life of Jas. Harrington, in Oceana, 
 1700, II. 268. — Life of J. Milton, 
 1699, IL 599. — Mr, Toland's Clito 
 dissected. Wm. Fuller, 1700. 
 
 Toleration discussed. Sir Roger Le 
 Strange, 1663. — Necessary and sea- 
 sonable testimony against, 1649, IV. 
 165. — Solemn testimony against, 
 1649, III. 224. — Supplication for, 
 1609, III. 124.- — The Dutch way of. 
 M. N., 1699, IV. 72. — of the Catholic 
 Religion, The Catholics' Supplication 
 for. G. Powell, 1603. 
 
 Toll, Thos. The Female Duel, 1661, 
 H. 609, II. 599. 
 
 Tolmer, J. De Papistu Romano, 1593, 
 H. 609. — Naumachia, 1588, H. 609; 
 1589, L 423; 1592, H. 609. 
 
 Tolwyn, Wm., and Alex. Seytou. De- 
 claration at Paules Cross, 1541, H. 
 342, II. 356. 
 
 Tom a Lincoln, Pleasant History of. 
 R. Johnson, 1631. 
 
 Tom and Dick, Dialogue between. T. 
 Jordan, 1660. 
 
 Tom Drum, History of : in T. Delonei/s 
 Gentle Craft, 1598. 
 
 Tom Essence, or the Modish Wife. E. 
 Ravenscrofl, 1677. 
 
 Tom Hickathrift, Pleasant and delight- 
 ful history of, IIL 248, H 610. 
 
 Tom, Mad, Mighty Travels, 1640, II. 
 
 599- 
 Tom of all trades. Thos. Powell, 1631. 
 
 Tom of Bedlam, A new, H. 609. 
 
 Tom Tel-troth and Down Right Dick, 
 Dialogue between. John Taylor, 
 1629. — and Robin Conscience, Dia- 
 logue between, 1633, II. I74-— 
 Answer to. G. Calvert, Lord Balti- 
 more, 1642. — Ballad entitled, 1 564-5, 
 II_ gyg. — Character of an Ordinance 
 of Parliament, 1647, II. 579. — come 
 to town, 1643, H. 610, IL 599. — 
 Knavery of Astrology, 1680, II. 599. 
 — Message. Jo. Lane, 1600. — ^or 
 Dialogue between the Devil and the 
 Pope, 1629, H. 610.— or Free Dis- 
 course concerning the Manners of the 
 Times, 1626, H. 599; [1622], H. 
 3B 
 
TOM 
 
 [ 754 ] 
 
 IJONSON 
 
 297. — Westminster Foot-post, 1648, 
 H. 610. 
 
 Tom the shoe-maker, Pleasant history 
 of, 1674, H. 610. 
 
 Tom Thumb. Comical and merry 
 tricks, H. 610. — Famous History of, 
 Parts I and 2, H. 610. — History of, 
 H. 610, R. Johnson, 1621. Com- 
 mentary on. W. Wagstaffe, 171 1. 
 — Life and Death, 1630, Coles, n.d., 
 [1665], and n.d., H. 610, I. 424. 
 — Modernized by H. Crotich, H. 
 132. 
 
 Tom Tram, Mad Pranks of. H. 
 Crouch. 
 
 Tom Tyler. A Ballad, 1562-3, II. 
 600. 
 
 Tom Tyler and his wife, 1661, H. 472, 
 
 I. 424. 
 
 Tomalyn, Ballett of, 1557-8, II. 599. 
 Tombes, Joha Feb de Se, 1659, II. 
 
 600. 
 Tombes, John, J. Cragge, and H. 
 
 Vaughan. Publick Dispute, 1654, 
 
 II. 627. 
 
 Tomes, Henry, Bookseller, White Bear, 
 
 at St. Sepulchre's Door, 1598, H. 147, 
 
 521; 1604, H. 425, III. 11; 1605, 
 
 I. 23 ; 1607, H. 659. 
 Tomkins, J. See Thomas Tomhis. 
 Tomklns, Nath. Verses in Du Bartas' 
 
 Third Day's Creation, 1604. 
 Tomkins, Nath. Confession and Speech, 
 
 1643, H. 610. — Satyrick Elegy upon 
 
 the death of, 1643, H. 345. 
 Tomkins, Nath., Bookseller, 1660, II. 
 
 269. 
 Tomkis,Thos. Albumazar, 1615, 1634, 
 
 H. 610, I. 424; 1668, H. 610. — 
 
 Musica Deo Sacra et Eccles. Ang., H. 
 
 610. — Songs, 1622, H. 610. 
 Tomlins, Eich., Bookseller, Sun and 
 
 Bible, near Pie-corner, 1651, I. 210; 
 
 1653,11.613; 1655,11.183; 1656, 
 
 H. 169, I. 313, II. 533. 
 Tomlinson, Chr., Lamentation of. T. 
 
 Deloney, 1592, H. 610, I. 424. 
 Tomlinson, G., Bookseller, 1642, I 
 
 358, n. 145, 456, 711, in. 281, 
 283, 305. 
 
 To-morrow shall be my father's wake, 
 
 1557-8, IL 28. 
 Tompson, J. Garden of Delight, 1658, 
 
 H. 610, II. 600. 
 
 Tompson, Eich., Bookseller, 1656, I. 
 152. 
 
 Tomson, John, and his wife. Merry 
 Jest of, 1586, II. 314. 
 
 Tomson, L Translated P. de La Place's 
 Christian Man, 1576. 
 
 Tongue, Ezekiel. J^ew Design of 
 Papists detected, 1679, II. 600. 
 — Popish Mercy and Judgement, 
 1679, III. 248. — Translated Jesuitical 
 Aphorisms, 1679, II. 315. 
 
 Tongue, Thos., and others. Arraign- 
 ment, Trial, and Condemnation, 1662, 
 IL 362. 
 
 Tongue, Evil, A Cure for the. T. 
 Jordan, 1662. 
 
 Tongues, Of Evil, I. 424. 
 
 Tonken, John, True Account of the 
 Strange Eelation of, 1686^ II. 685. 
 
 Tonnage and poundage subsidy, Act 
 for continuing -and establishing, 1657, 
 II. 459. — Ordinance concerning, 
 1642, H. 614, II. 447, IV. 77.— 
 Ordinance for continuing, 1645, IV. 
 78. — Ordinance for establishing, 
 1647, H. 614. — Eates of Merchan- 
 dise, 1642, H. 614. 
 
 Tonnage and poundage subsidy granted 
 to the King, 1653, II. 447. 
 
 Tonson, Jacob, Bookseller, 1678, IL 
 44; 1679, in. 68; 1680, L 349; 
 
 1681, I. 105, II. 184, 233, A 165; 
 
 1682, IL 44, 184; 1683, IL i8s, 
 481; 1684, IL 44, IV. 33; i68s, 
 IL 185, in. 68, 290, 315 ; 1686,11. 
 324, 430, 658 ; 1687, IL 185 ; 1688, 
 ll. 166, 397; 1689, III. 189; 1690, 
 II. 42 ; 1691, II. 185, III. 68, 271 ; 
 1692, L 233, 445, IL 84, IIL 151 ; 
 1694, II. 139; 169s, I. 222, II. 
 139. 254, 497, 591, IIL 160, 161 ; 
 1696, I. 362, III. 181, A. 207; 
 1697, 1. 274, II. 139, 290, 621, ni. 
 68, 153; 1698, IL 139, IIL 46, 59, 
 207 ; 1699, IIL 143 ; 1700, IL 139, 
 185, 290, 481; 1702, III. 309,1V 
 8; 1705, 1. 444, IIL 246; 1709, IL 
 168, 411, III. 181; 1710, III. 259; 
 1711, IL630; 1712, IL 630; 1714, 
 IL 520; 1717, IL 42; 1719, H. 
 162, II. 630. 
 
 Tonson, Eich., Bookseller, 1675, II. 
 145 ; 1676, IL 367 ; 1677, IL 158, 
 271, 436, IIL 304, IV. 166; 1678, 
 
TONSOR 
 
 [ 755 ] 
 
 TOTTEL 
 
 II. 44, 488, III. 216; 1679, in. 
 
 140, IV. 157 ; 1680,111. 250; 1681, 
 
 II. 338; 1683, IV. 127; 1684, II 
 
 436 J 1685,11. 158. 
 
 Tonsor ad cutem rasus. Alex. Ros^, 
 
 1627. 
 Tonstall, Cuthbert. See Tundall. 
 Tonstall, G. Scarborough Spaw, 1670, 
 
 II. 600. — New-year's Gift for Dr. 
 Witty, 1672, II. 716. 
 
 Tonti, The Chevallier. Account of M. 
 
 de la Salle's last Expedition, 1698. 
 Tooke, Benj., Bookseller, Ship, St. 
 
 Paul's Ghurchyard, 167 1, I. 258, II. 
 
 277; 1673, n. 64; 1674, I. 150, 
 
 157, III. 67, 69 ; 1675, I. 483, II. 
 
 278; 1676, II. 221; 1677, II. 277, 
 
 III. 24, 248; 1679, IV. 167; 1680, 
 
 II. 125, 615; 1681, II. 116, 411, 
 
 III. 40; 1682, II. 221, 364, 672, 
 
 III. 236; 1683, II. 221, 717, III. 
 141 ; 1684, I. 28, 497, II. 117, 282, 
 559, 604; 1685, I. 158, 469, III. 
 178; 1686, II. 584; 1696, II. 648, 
 
 IV. 178; 1697, II. 210, 591, III. 
 305; 1698, III. 294; 1702, II. 54; 
 
 1704, IV. 17^; 1706, II. 210. 
 Tooke, Benj., Ifinter, Dublin, 1672, I. 
 
 130. 
 
 Tooke, G. Annse-dicatse, 1652, H. 
 611. — Belides Elegy of John, Lord 
 Harrington, 161 3, H. 6ii. — Belides; 
 or Eulogy on Capt. Fairfax, 1660, 
 H. 611. — Deplorable Tragedy of 
 Floris, Earl of Holland, &c., n.d., H. 
 611; 1659, III. 248.— Eagle-trusser's 
 Elegy, 1660, H. 611. — History of 
 Gales Passion, 1654, 1659, H. 611. 
 
 looker, Arthur, JSoofeeZZer, 1675, II. 65. 
 
 looker, Wm. Charisma, 1597, III. 
 249. 
 
 Tookey, E., Bookseller, St. Christopher's 
 Court, Threadneedle Street, 1701, I. 
 58; 1703, II. 434; 1704, II. 337; 
 
 1705, II. 596; 1706,1 55. 
 Tooth, Barber, Bookseller, near York 
 
 House, Strand, 1673, I. 96. 
 Top, Alex. Saint Peter's Eock, 1597, 
 
 H. 611.— The Olive Leaf, 1603, H. 
 
 Ill, 611. 
 Toppe, John, I. 424. 
 Topsell, E. History of four-footed 
 
 Beasts, 1607, H. 611.— History of 
 
 four-footed Beasts and Serpents, 1658, 
 
 H. 612. — History of Serpents, 1608, 
 H. 611. — Eeward of Eeligion, 1597, 
 H. 6ii. 
 
 Tories' Confession, 1682, II. 600.— De- 
 scription of HM.'s True and Loyal 
 Subjects, 1682, II. 600. — New-year's 
 gift, i68§, 1690, IL 600. 
 
 Torquemada, A. de. Spanish Mande- 
 vileof Miracles, 1600, H. 612 ; 1618, 
 H. 612, II. 600. 
 
 Torrente of Portyngale, H. 612. 
 
 Torrentino, Lorenzo, Printer, Eirenze, 
 1556. 
 
 Torriano, Giov. Delia lingua Toscana- 
 Eomana, 1657, IV. 172. — Italian 
 Tutor, 1640, H. 612, I. 424. — Mes- 
 colanza dolce in varie historiette, 
 1673, I^- 172. — Piazzo Universale 
 de Proverbi Italiani, 1666, H. 612. 
 — Select Italian Proverbs, 1642, I. 
 424; 1649, IV. 172. — The Italian 
 Eeviv'd, 1673, 1689, IV. 172. — 
 Thuscan Italian Tongue, 1639, I. 
 424. — Vocabulario Italiano e Ing- 
 lese, 1688, II. 600. — J. Florio'sYocsL- 
 bolario Italiano e Inglese, 1659, I. 
 162. — Translation in A. Gorraro's 
 Eorne, 1664. 
 
 Torrington, Arthur Earl of, Impartial 
 account of passages in the Life of, 
 1689, IL 60. 
 
 Tortello, F. A. The Pope's Cabinet 
 Unlocked, 1680, IIL 249. 
 
 Tortura Torti. Lancelot Andrewes, 
 1609. — Confutation of. M. Becanus, 
 1610. 
 
 Tory, Anatomy of a Jacobite, 1690, II. 
 600. — Character of a thorough pac'd, 
 1682, II. 600. — Looking-glass for a, 
 1681, IL 600.— Plot, 1682, II. 471. 
 — Poets, 1682, III. 249. 
 
 Tosceter, Wonderful News, or true re- 
 lation of a Churchwarden in, 1642, 
 H. 423. 
 
 Tosier, Capt. John, Letter from, 1679, 
 IL 600. 
 
 Total Eout, A, 1653, H. 320. 
 
 Tothyll, W., A. Fleming's Footpath of 
 Faith, 1619, ded. to. 
 
 Totnes, Blazing starr seen in the west 
 at, 1642, I. 424. 
 
 Tottel, Eich., Printer^ iSS^j H- 639; 
 1553. IL 153. Ill- 164; 1554, H. 
 42 ; iSSS. I- 496, H. 259; 1557, H. 
 
TOTTEL'S 
 
 [ 756 ] 
 
 TOYE 
 
 401, 584, 618, 631, II. 578; 1558, 
 H. 41, 179, I. 88; 1559, H. 543, 
 584,11.578; 1560, II. 580; 1561, 
 II. 153; 1562, H. 24, 331, 618, II. 
 255; 1564. n. 25s; 1565, H. 220, 
 584; 1566, H. 434; 1567, H. 584, 
 I. 412, II. 224, 468, 580; 1568, H. 
 246, 1. 194, II. 126, III. 93; 1569, 
 11.59; 1570, H. 618; 1571, H. 618, 
 686, II. 255; 1572, II. 57, 61, 255; 
 1573. H. 335, 618, 657 ; 1574, H. 
 584,11.578; 1575. H. 686,11.584, 
 1.88; 1576, H. 618, II. 340; 1577, 
 H. 618; 1578, II. 63, III. 205, IV. 
 123 ; 1581, H. 335 ; 1582, II. 165 ; 
 1583,11. 126; 1584,111. 24; 1587, 
 11.376; 1588,1.259; 1589, H. 17; 
 1591, I. 259, II. 340. 
 
 Tottel's Miscellany, 1557, H. 244. 
 
 Tottenham, Tournament of. (3-. Pil- 
 Mngton, 163 1. — Court. Tragedy, by 
 T. Nabbes, 1638.— Cross, Ballad of, 
 1560-1, IL 601. 
 
 Touclistoiie for Gold and Silver Wares. 
 W. B., 1677. — for the time present. 
 E. Hake, 1574. — of Complexions. 
 L. Leminius, 1576. — of Wills, &c. 
 G. Meriton, 1674. — of Wits. E. 
 Hake, 1586. 
 
 Tour, Le Chevalier de la. See Landry. 
 
 Tourneur, Cyril. Atheist's Tragedy, 
 1611, H. 612 ; 1612, IL 601. — 
 Funeral Poem on Sir Fr. Vere, 1609, 
 H. 612. — The Nobleman, I. 424. 
 — The Revenger's Tragedy, 1607, 
 1608, H. 612. — Transformed Meta- 
 morphosis^ 1600, H. 701. — Verses in 
 Three Elegies on death of Prince 
 Henry, 161 3. 
 
 Touruour, John, True Eeport of mur- 
 der of, 1612, II. 357. 
 
 Tours Printer. Janet Mettayer, 1592. 
 
 Tours Nunnery, France, Letter con- 
 cerning nuns in. T. Killigrew, 1635. 
 
 Tower of trustiness. L. Gibson, 1534. 
 
 Tower-ditch, Strange News from, 1670, 
 H. 347- 
 
 Tower-hiU, News from. M. Parker, 
 H. 441. 
 
 Towers, Hen. Epitaph of Mr. Asshelay, 
 1655-6, H. 612. 
 
 Towers, John, Boolcseller, 1660, H. 309. 
 
 Towerson, G. Vocal and Instrumental 
 Music in Church, 1696, IL 601. ' 
 
 Town, Humours and Conversations of 
 the, 1693, II. 174. 
 
 Town-Fopp, The. A. Behn, 1677. 
 
 Town-Gallant, Character of a, 1675, 
 H. 84. , 
 
 Town-Miss, Character of a, 1675, H. 
 84. 
 
 Townley, Z. To Ben Jonson concern- 
 ing Gill's Satyre against Ben, H. 308, 
 and in G. Sawyer's Poems, [1670]. 
 
 Townly, Gilbert, Bookseller, 1687, II. 
 
 153- , ^ 
 
 Townsend, Aurelian. Albion's Triumpij, 
 
 1631, H. 612, I. 425. — Tempo, Ee- 
 
 stored, 1631, H. 612, 1. 425. — Verses 
 
 in V. Malvezzi's Romulus and Tar- 
 
 quin, 1638. 
 Townsend, Sir Horatio, History of 
 
 Queen Margaret, 1649, ded. to, IV. 
 
 64. 
 Townshend, Hon. Chas., T. W.'s 
 
 Pleasant Companion, 1684, ded. to. 
 Townshend, Hen., Bob. Parry's Mode- 
 
 ratus, 1595, ded. to. ' 
 
 Townshend, Heywood, Historical Col- 
 lections, 1680, II. 601. 
 Townshend, Horace, Commentaries of 
 
 Sir Fr. Vere, 1657, ded. to. 
 Townshend, Sir Roger, P. Fletcher's 
 
 Locustse, 1627 ; G. Fletcher's Reward 
 
 of the FaithfuU, 1622, ded. to. 
 Towreolde, Wm., Bookseller, 1577, H. 
 
 586; 1583-4, IL 119; n.d., 1. 37. 
 Towzer Discovered. Sir B. Le Strange, 
 
 1683. 
 Towzer the Second a Bull Dog. Sir 
 
 B. Le Strange, i68r. 
 Towzer's Advice to the Scribblers. Sir 
 
 B. Le Strange, 1681. 
 Toxaris, or the Friendship of Lueian, 
 
 1565- 
 
 Toxophilus. Boger Ascham, 1545. 
 
 Toy, John. Quisquillse Poeticss Tyrun- 
 culis, 1662, H, 613. — Worcester's 
 Elegy and Eulogy, 1638, H. 613. 
 
 Toye, Humphrey, Bookseller, The Hel- 
 met, Paul's Churchyard, 1562, II. 
 78, 402; 1564, IL 614; 1569, IL 
 178; 1573. IIL 249; 1574, IL642; 
 1576, IL 227; 1577, H. 156. 
 
 Toye, John, Printer, St. Nicholas, 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1531, IL 45. 
 
 Toye, Rob., Bookseller, Bell, Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1542, H. 680; 1543, 
 
TOYE 
 
 [ 757 ] 
 
 TRAITORS 
 
 IV. 13; 1546, IV. 25; 1547,1. 89; 
 i.t;48, I. 445 5 i55°> HI. 190; 1553, 
 H- 105; 1555' I- 223; m.fi., H. 19, 
 28, 97, 561, II. 535, IV. 85. 
 
 Toye, Widow, and J. Waley, 1557 to 
 1559. See Waley. 
 
 Toyes, Admonition to Elderton to leave 
 
 ■ his, 1562, H. 179. 
 
 Toyes, [B.] Tarlton's, 1576, H. 591. 
 
 Tozer, Aaron, Bookseller, Exeter, 1757, 
 
 I- 345- 
 Tracts, Four, 1699, II. 601. 
 
 Tracy, Ebenezer, Bookseller, 1690, H. 
 625; 1691, H. II, 685; 1695, II. 
 679; 1696, H. 153, 625, II. 130; 
 1697,1.465; 1699, II. 475; 1701, 
 II. 653; 1702, III. 138; 1703,, H. 
 36; 1704, IV. 178; 1708, II. 338; 
 1709. I- 391; 1712, II. 535; n.d., 
 H- 153. i97j 207, I. 163, II. 614. 
 
 Tracey, H., Bookseller, 1721, II. 550. 
 
 Tracy, J., Bookseller, Three Bibles, on 
 London Bridge, n.d., I. 325. 
 
 Tracy, Sir John. Verses in Chr. Clif- 
 ford's School of Horsemanship, 1585. 
 
 Tracy, Eich. Brief and short Declara- 
 tion, 1548, II. 601. — Supplication to 
 Henry VIII., 1544, II. 601.— G^. 
 Vigo's Chirurgery, 1543, ded. to. 
 
 Tracy, Wm. Testament, 1535, I. 
 425, II. 601. With /. Wickliffe's 
 Wycket, 1546, III. 265. 
 
 Tracy. Preparation to the Cross : in 
 Vox Piscis, 1627, II. 622. 
 
 Trade and fishing of Great Britain dis- 
 played. Cap. John Smith, 1662. — 
 Considerations touching, 1641, I. 
 425. — Council of. Proposals for a. 
 W. Paterson, 1701. — ^Defence of. 
 SirDndley Digges, 1615. — Discourse 
 about, 1690, III. 249. — Discourse 
 concerning motives for enlargement 
 and freedom of, 1645, II. 601. — Dis- 
 course of. N. B., 1690; T. Mun, 
 1 621; R. Coke, 1670; Pollexfen, 
 1697. — Discourse upon. Dudley, 
 jLorri North, 1691. — England's Trea- 
 sure by Foreign. T. and J. Mun, 
 1664. — in England, History of. T. 
 Tryon, 1702. — New Discourse of. 
 Sir Jos. Child, 1693 ; N. B., 1694. 
 — New Essays of. Sir F. Brewster, 
 
 . 1702. — Observations concerning. Sir 
 Jos. Child, 1668.— of England re- 
 
 vived, 1680. II. 601.— of England 
 and Ireland, Eemarks on. W. H., 
 1691. — Proposals to increase. M. 
 Lewis, 1677. — revived. T. Holm- 
 wood, 1662. — with France, Scheme 
 of, 1674, I. 425. 
 
 Traders, Letter to the Committee of 
 the Free Society of. W. Penn, 1683. 
 
 Tradescant, J. Musseum Tradescan- 
 tianum, 1656, II. 602. 
 
 Trades and callings. True character of 
 sundry, H. 615. 
 
 Trade's increase. By /. R., 1615, II. 
 713. — release, [1699-1700], II. 602. 
 
 Tradesman, Complete. N. H., n.d. 
 
 Tradesman's Jewell. W. Potter, 1650. 
 — Lamentation. J. Brokeman, 1663. 
 
 Tradesmen, Mournful cries of many 
 thousand poor, 1641, II. 601. 
 
 Traffort, Edmond, R. Turners Con- 
 stant Lusina, 1599, ded. to. 
 
 Tragedies of the last Age. Thos. 
 Rymer, 1692. 
 
 Tragedy in form of a dialogue betwixt 
 honour, &c., 1570, H. 536. — of the 
 cruel War, 1643, H. 79. 
 
 Tragical Actors, [1660], I. 81. — and 
 true History. B. Garter, 1565. — 
 end of a gallant lord and his beautiful 
 Lady, H. 407. — west country garland, 
 L 178. 
 
 Tragi-comical history of our times. 
 W. D., 1635. 
 
 Tragicum Theatrum actorum et casuum 
 Tragicorum, &c., 1649, I. 425. 
 
 Traheron, B. Answer to a Privy 
 Papist, 1558, II. 602. — Exposition 
 of 4 ch. of St. John's Eevelation, 
 1573, IIL 249. — Dedication of G. 
 Vigo's Chirurgery, 1543. 
 
 Traheron, W. Translated P. Mexia's 
 History of Eoman Emperors, 1604. 
 
 Trained Bands. Proclamation to be in 
 readiness, 1640, II. 93. — Proclama- 
 tion forbidding members of, to rise in 
 muster, &c., 1642, IL 96.— H.M.'s 
 Desires and Command to all, 1642, 
 IV. 18. 
 
 Traitor, The. Jas. Shirley, 1635.— 
 to himself. W. Johns, 1678. 
 
 Traitors, Arraignment and execution 
 of the late, 1606, L 425.— Ballad 
 concerning the execution of eight, 
 1605-6, II. 602. — Ballad of the three 
 
TRAJAN 
 
 [ 758 ] 
 
 TREASURE 
 
 last, 1586, II. 602. — Bi'ief treatise of 
 offences, &c., of fourteen, 1588, H. 
 181. — Description of the end of. R. 
 Crompton, 1587. — downfall, H. 95 ; 
 1605-6, 11. 602. — Oglio of, [1660], 
 III. 249. — Relation of ten grand in- 
 famous, 1660, H. 95. — tragedy, 1660, 
 
 II. 602. — Treatise against. S. Cottes- 
 ford, 1592. — View to all, 1578, II. 
 602. — Watchword to England to be- 
 ware of. A. Munday, 1584. — Warn- 
 ing to all, 1588, H. 181. 
 
 Trajan, Pliny's Panegyrick upon the 
 Emperor, 1702, III. 198. 
 
 Trajectum ad Ehenum. See Utrecht. 
 
 Tramezinus, Michael, Printer, Venice, 
 1548, 11. 322, IV. 55. 
 
 Trance, A, or news from Hell, 1649, 
 I. 425. 
 
 Tranquility of the Mind. Florence 
 Wilson, n.d. 
 
 Transactioneer, The, 1700, IV. 173. 
 
 Transactions of these latter years. 
 John Vicars, n.d. 
 
 Transfiguratione, Servitium de. Cax- 
 ton, [149 1], II. 602. — Pynson, n.d., 
 I. 425. 
 
 Transformed Metamorphosis. Cyril 
 Tourneur, 1600. 
 
 Transient view of a Curate's Letter, 
 1689, IV. 114. 
 
 Translated Verse, Essay on. W. Dil- 
 lon, Earl of Roscommon, 1684. 
 
 Transproser rehearsed, 1673, HI- 249. 
 
 Transubstantiation, Q. Elizabeth's 
 opinion concerning, 1688, II. 196. 
 
 Trap ad Crucem, 1670, III. 199. 
 
 Trapnel, A. The Cry of a Stone, 1653, 
 H. 117; 1654, I. 425. 
 
 Trapper Trapt. W. B., 1657. 
 
 Traquair, Earl of. Copy of Letter to 
 old Father Philips, 1641, IV. 51. — 
 Dissolution of Parliament of 1639 : 
 in Resolution of Parliament of Scot- 
 land, 1641, I. 377.— Illegal Practises 
 of : in the Dissolution of Parliament, 
 1641, IV. 93.— Relation of the King's 
 Entertainment in Scotland, with the 
 carrying of the Effigy of, 1641, H. 
 88. 
 
 Trash, Jonadas, A new Wind-Mill, 
 1643, IV. 115, ded. to. 
 
 Trat, Mr. The Crying Murder, 1624, 
 
 III. 234. 
 
 Trathmata, Sweet - meats. Henry 
 Walker, 1654. 
 
 Travel, Means how to. Sir T. Palmer, 
 1606. — Method for. R. Dallington, 
 1598. — Trial of. B. Goodall, 1630. 
 
 Traveller, The English. Th. Ueyioood, 
 
 1633- 
 
 Travellers, Amorous, II. 602. — breviat, 
 1601, II. 602. — Dialogue betwixt 
 three, 1641, H. 159 — Directions for. 
 J. Lipsius, 1592. — Guide. W. Garr, 
 1695. — Joy. O. Adamson, 1623. 
 
 Travels, Collection of, 1693, III. 249. 
 — in foreign countries. Sir Thos. 
 Palmer, 1606. — of an English Man. 
 Job. Hortop, 159 1. — of an uncertain 
 Journey. John Taylor, 1653. — of 
 Three English Brothers. John Day, 
 1607. A. Nixon, 1607. — of Time, 
 [1624], H. 476. 
 
 Travers, W. Answer to a supplicatory 
 Epistle of G. T., I. 425 ; 1583, II. 
 602. — Supplication, 1612, I. 425. 
 
 Traversari and Nastagio. Q. Boceaceio, 
 1569. 
 
 Travestin. Imperial proceedingsagainst 
 the Turks, 1685, I. 426, 
 
 Treachery of the Wicked, 1588, II. 
 568. By N. Atkinson, 1586, H. 16. 
 
 Treagle, Geo., Bookseller, Taunton, 
 1653, IIL 221. 
 
 Treason against King and State,. Brief 
 sum of. John Rhodes, 1606. — and 
 Murder: or the Bloody Father-in- 
 Law, 1674, IIL 76. — and Murder 
 discovered, 1674, IIL 76. — arraigned, 
 1660, II. 602. — Hate of. N. Breton, 
 1616. — in grain, Answer to, 1681, 
 II. II. — Invective against. N. Bre- 
 ton, n.d. ; R. Moresyne, 1539 ; T. W., 
 1553- — of the Papists, Poem on, 
 1670, III. 199. — popery, &o., brought 
 to a public test, 1680, IV. 126. 
 
 Treasons against the Queen, Short Dis- 
 course of, 1586, H. 181. — against Q. 
 Elizabeth and the Crown of England, 
 Treatise of, 1572,11. 192. — attempted 
 by eighteen persons upon the Town 
 of Goch, 16 1 5, H. 278. — master- 
 piece. C. Cotton, 1680. — Substance 
 of all the. late intended. T. Nelson, 
 1586. 
 
 Treasure, Discovery of infinite. 0. 
 Pintles, 1639. — for Travellers. W. 
 
TREASURY 
 
 [ 759 ] 
 
 TREVOR 
 
 Bourne, 1578. — oi Evxmymus, [Con- 
 rad Gesner], 1559. — of Gladness, 
 1563, IV. 104; 1572, 1577, I. 426. 
 — of poor men. Bankes, n.d., [1526- 
 8], I. 426, IV. 104 ; 1539, H. 
 475 ; 1541, I- 426; 1544, H. 475, 
 III. 249; 1547, H. 475; 1556, 1. 
 426; 1565,11.602; 1575, IV. 104; 
 Wyer, n.d., Colwell, n.d., H. 475. 
 
 Treasury of Ancient and Modern Times. 
 P. Mexia, 16 13. — of commodious 
 conceits. John Partridge, 1580. — 
 of hidden secrets, 1596, II. 613; 
 1627, H. 121. John Partridge, 1600. 
 — of the Soul, 1596, I. 426. 
 
 Trebaldinus, Nic, Printer, Bonn, 1622, 
 1623, III. 60, H. 31. 
 
 Trebizond, History of- T. Qainsfard, 
 1614. 
 
 Treby, Sir George. Speech upon pre- 
 senting the Hon. Dudley North and 
 P. Eich, 1682, II. 623. — Arraign- 
 ment, Trial, &c., of Peter Cooke, 
 perused by, 1696, II. 648, IV. 177. 
 — Collection of Letters relating to 
 Popish Plot, in the hands of, 1681, 
 II. 116. — Truth vindicated : A Detec- 
 tion of the aspersions, &c., cast upon, 
 1681, II. 220. 
 
 Tredagh, Kelation of circumstances in 
 the relieving of, 1642, II. 302. 
 
 Tredway, Lady Mary, Thos. Carre's 
 Sweet thoughts, 1658; T/tomas A' 
 Kenvpis, Soliloquies, trans. T. Carre, 
 1653, ded. to. 
 
 Trees, Art and manner to plant and 
 graft. L. Mascall, 1572, — Catalogus 
 Arborum. /. Gerard, 1596. — Cata- 
 logue of, in the Levant. /. Ray, 
 1693. 
 
 Tree planting : An old thrift newly 
 revived. R, C, 161 2. 
 
 Treffry, John, H. P.'s Digitus Dei : or 
 Good News from Holland, sent to, 
 1631, IL 441. 
 
 Trefusis, John, H. P.'s Digitus Dei : 
 or Good News from Holland, sent to, 
 1631, IL 441. 
 
 Tregnie. See Tregony. 
 
 Trego, [or Tregoo], W. Dainty nose- 
 gay of diverse smells, 1578, H. 615. 
 — Description of a monstrous child, 
 1576, H. 616.— Trigo's Dream, 1577, 
 11. 604. 
 
 Tregony, Something written by occa- 
 sion of three suns seen at, 162 2, H. 
 616. John Everard, 1622. 
 
 Trembles, Mary, and others. Relation 
 of Informations against three witches, 
 1682, I. 127. 
 
 Tremley, John : Description of a mon- 
 strous child, by W. Trego, 1576. 
 
 Trench, D., Bookseller, i66i, I. 11. 
 
 Trench, Edmund, Some remarkable 
 passages in the Life of. /. Boyse, 
 1693. 
 
 Trencbard, Sir Geo., /. Mayo's Pope's 
 Parliament, 1594, ded. to, 
 
 Trencbfield, Caleb. Cap of Gray Hairs, 
 4th Ed., 1688; 5th Ed., 1710, L 
 427. 
 
 Trent, History of the Council of. P. 
 Sarpi, 1620. 
 
 Trental, A., H. 616. 
 
 Trepan, The. F. Vernon, 1656. 
 
 Trepanned Virgin, The, H. 351. 
 
 Trepeau, Fr., Printer, Paris, 1558, HI, 
 
 193- 
 Tres Condones. /. Longland, n.d. — 
 
 Thomse. Thos. Stapleton, 1588. 
 
 Treswell, E. Relation of things seen, 
 1605, I. 427. — Helped J. Stow in 
 his 'Annals,' II. 583. 
 
 Treue-bly-eynde-spel van Alexander, 
 1618, L 6. 
 
 Tr6ve general, Articles accordez pour 
 la, 1593, IL 230. — Treves Endt., 
 1621, H. 278. 
 
 Treveris, Peter, Printer, Southwarh, 
 1514, H. 78 ; 1516, H. 265 ; 1520, 
 H. 359; 1521, I- 12; 1525, H. 65, 
 704, L 23s, in. 168; 1526, H. 265, 
 IL 701; 1529, H. 265, L 236, IL 
 701 ; n.d., H. 2, 643, L 483, It. 255, 
 in. 265,1V. 5, 48, 97,98, 111,112, 
 113, A. 272. 
 
 Trevethen, W., Portrait of Luther : in 
 Luther's Colloquia Mensalia, 1652. 
 
 Trevisa, John. Translated Bartholo- 
 meus, De proprietatibus rerum, 1500 ; 
 Higden's Polichronicon, 1482-3. 
 
 Trevor, Sir John, J. Gaillard's Ee- 
 public of Venice, 1669, ded. tp. 
 
 Trevor, Sir Sackville, True account 
 of the taking of the 'Saint Esprit' 
 by, 1627, H. 539- 
 
 Trevor, Sir Thos., Articles of accusa- 
 tion against, 1641, IL 446. — Im- 
 
TREWMAN 
 
 I 760 1 
 
 TROIA 
 
 peachment : Speech of Edw. Hyde, 
 1641, II. 298. — Mr. Deputy Re- 
 corder's Speech to, 1642, IL 359. 
 
 Trewman, John, The Irish Martyr : 
 or sufferings of, 1641, II. 604. 
 
 Trial of Treasure, A new and merry 
 enterlude, 1567, H. 465. — of true 
 friendship. /. B., 1596. — of true 
 love, II. 367. 
 
 Triangles, Jiasy and exact manner of 
 resolving. Sir T. Urquhart, 1650. 
 
 Tribulation, Tvi^elve profits of. W. de 
 Worde, n.d., IV. 104; 1530, III. 
 250. — Book of Comfort against all, 
 
 I. 427, II. 604. — Dialogue of Com- 
 fort against all. Sir Thos. More, 
 1573. 
 
 Trick for Trick. T. Durfey, n.d.— to 
 catch the old one. 2\ Middleton, 
 1608. — to cheat the Devil. Rob. 
 Davenport, 1639. 
 
 Tricks of State : or more Westminster 
 projects, 1648, H. 444. — of Youth. 
 Thos. Jm-dan, n.d. 
 
 Tridino, Guill. de, Printer, Venice, 
 1481, II. 316 ; 1505, IV. 120. 
 
 Triemer, J. Z. Tate and Brady's 
 Psalms set to Music, 1753, I. 417. 
 
 Triepland, John, Vocabula J. Starv- 
 hrigii, 1 644, printed for. 
 
 Trigge, Thos. The Fiery Trigon Re- 
 vived, 1672, A. 272. 
 
 Trigonometry. Institution Trigonome- 
 trical. H. Oellibrand, 1635; J. Hume, 
 1636. 
 
 Trigo's Dream. W. Trego, 1577. 
 
 Trim Try m of ye golden world, 1579, 
 
 II. 32. 
 
 Trimmer, Character of a. Sir Wm. 
 
 Coventry, 1688. — Trimmer, The. R. 
 
 Brathwaite, 1684. 
 Trinarchodia. Geo. Daniel, 1649. 
 Trinder, Chas. Speech, i68|, IV. 
 
 140. 
 Trinobantiados Augustae. Clemens a 
 
 Lybeo-Monte, 1636. 
 Triphook, R., Bookseller, Old Bond 
 
 Street, 1821, H. 54. 
 Triple Paradox. Geo. Wither, 1661. 
 Triplet, Dr. Lucretius, translated by 
 
 John Evelyn, 1656, H. 356. 
 Triplet, Rob. Writing Tables with 
 
 Kalendar, [1584], IV. 102; 1604, H. 
 
 616, 111. 244; i6ii. III. 244. 
 
 Triplex Memoriale. W. Ainsworth, 
 1650. 
 
 Tripoli, Ballad of, 1587, II. 604. — Nar- 
 rative of the burning of. ' Sir J. 
 Narhorough, 1676. 
 
 Tripus Aureus, 16 18, III. 604. 
 
 Trissotetras, The. Sir T. Urquhart, 
 
 1645- 
 
 Tristia. Ovid, 1578. 
 
 Tritons' Triumph. /. ia«e, 1621. — 
 Trumpet. /. Lane, 1620. 
 
 Triumph, The. N. Tate, 1705.— for 
 True Subjects, 1581, H. 180. — of 
 Faith. DuBartas,i.^()2. — of Friend- 
 ship, 1685, IV. 105. — of our Mon- 
 archy. J. Northleigh, 1685. — of 
 Peace. Jas. Shirley, 1633. — shewed 
 before the Queen and French Ambas- 
 sadors, 1590, H. 180. — stained. G. . 
 Masterson, 1647. 
 
 Triumplial Arches erected in London 
 for the passage of Charles IL, 1661, 
 
 H. 347- 
 Triumphant Chastity. Jacob Catts, 
 
 1684. — encouragement of all Inglishe 
 
 hartes.to nourishe, &c., 1578, II. 
 
 32. — Lady. De Ceriziers, 1656. — 
 
 widow. W. Cavendish, Duke of 
 
 N(^vcastle, 1677. 
 Triumphs of Honour and Industry. T. 
 
 Middleton, 161 7. — of Levy, 1675, H. 
 
 347. — of Love and Antiquity. Thos. 
 
 Middleton, 1619. — of old Drapery. 
 
 A. Munday, 16 14. — of reunited Bri- 
 tannia. A. Munday,Ti6oe^. — of truth. 
 
 T. Middleton, 1613. — Triplicity of. 
 
 L. Lloyd, 1 59 1. 
 Triumphus Hymenseus. Wm. Austin, 
 
 1662. 
 Triumvirates, History of the, 1686, A. 
 
 272. 
 Troades. Seneca, 1660. 
 Trodden down strength by the God of 
 
 Strength, [By John Hart], 1647, II. 
 
 434- 
 Trogian, Fra. Verses in R. Verstegan's 
 
 Restitution, 1605. 
 Trognsesius, Joachim, Printer, Anttoerp, 
 
 1587, I- 7 ; 1596, IIL 168. 
 Trogus Pompeius. Histories, abridged, 
 
 trans. A. Golding, 1564, 1570, II. 
 
 604. 
 Troia Britanica. T. Heywood, 1609. — 
 
 Nuva Triumphans. T. Decker, 1612. 
 
TROIA 
 
 [ 761 ] 
 
 TRUNDLE 
 
 Troia rediviva or Glories of London, 
 
 1674, I. 264. 
 Troilus, History of, 1565-6, II. 604. 
 Troilus and Cressida, Proper Ballad 
 
 Dialoguewise between, 1581, II. 604. 
 
 — and Cressida. O. Chaucer, 1484 ; 
 :~ J. Dryden, 1679 ; N. Gfrimalde, n.d. ; 
 
 W. Shalcespeare,' i6og. 
 Trojan Horse of the Presbyterian Go- 
 vernment, 1646, III. 202. — wars and 
 
 Troy's Destruction, New History of, 
 
 1703, I. 427. 
 TroUer, The Complete. Rob. Nobbes, 
 
 1682. 
 Tromp, Admiral van, and A. de Oquendo, 
 
 Memorable Sea-fight between. Peter 
 
 White, 1649. 
 Troost, Jan., Printer, Aurich, 1541, II. 
 
 535- 
 
 Trotman, Ed., Sir J. Davis' Abridge- 
 ment of Coke, 1652, ded. to. 
 
 Trotte, Mch. Introduction in T. 
 Hughes' Devises and Shows, 1587, 
 H. 287. 
 
 Trott, Nich. Laws of British Planta- 
 tions- in. America, 1721, A. 261. 
 
 Trouble, Our trust against. C. Gibbon, 
 1589. 
 
 Troubled man's medicine. Wm. Hughe, 
 
 . 1546. 
 
 Troy, Conspiracy of .iEneas and Ante- 
 iior against the State of, 1682, I. 4. 
 — Destruction of. Tragedy by John 
 Banks, i6Tg. — Destruction of. Dares 
 Phrygius, 1553; RaoulLeFevre, 1596. 
 — Destruction of: Virgil's ^neid, 
 Bk. 11. — History of Trojan Wars, and 
 the Destruction of, 1703, I. 417. — 
 Histories of. Christine dePise, n.d,; 
 R. he Feme, 1468.— History, Siege 
 and destruction of. G. de Golonna, 
 1513. — Lamentation of . /. 0., I594> 
 H. 426.— Tale of. Geo. Peele, 1604. 
 — ^The Wandering Prince of, H. 616 ; 
 [1640], L 427. 
 
 Troy-Novant must not be burnt, 11. 
 365. 
 
 Troyes printed, III. 305; 1725, IL 
 703. 
 
 Troyes Printer. C. Briden, 1621. 
 
 Trucks, Billiards, &c.. Instructions how 
 to play at, 1687, A. 263. 
 
 True and joyful news. BenJ. Harris, 
 1684. — and remarkable passages from 
 
 several places in this Kingdom, 1642, 
 in. 283.— True-Blue Protestant Dis- 
 senter, 1682, HI. 66. — case of all 
 our m^iseries, 1690, II. 647. — Cavalier 
 examined. John Hall, 1656. — Chris- 
 
 ^jM.n Love. David Dickson, 1655. — 
 description of the Pot-companion 
 Poet, 1642, H. 84. — discourse of a 
 cruel fact committed by a gentle- 
 woman, 1599, III. 121. — English 
 School. Tobias Ellis, 1691. — Gentle- 
 woman's Delight. W. L., 1653: in 
 Countess of Kent's Choice Manual, 
 1661. — Informer. Jas. Howell,i6^2. 
 — invocation of God in the name of 
 Jesus Christ, 1568, II. 31. ^Level- 
 ler's standard. John Taylor, 1649. 
 — Lover's Garland, 1687, H. 220, I. 
 485. — Lover's Happiness, H. 353. — 
 Lover's Joy, H. 541. — Maid of the 
 South, [1630], H. 585. — Ministery 
 Anatomized. Thos. Lipeat, 1651. — 
 mirror of glass, 1556, II. 199. — rela- 
 tion of a brave English Stratagem, 
 1626, H. 571. — relation of a Scotch- 
 man, 1641, II. 537. — relation of 
 God's wonderful mercies, 1600, I. 
 219. — report of the praise of my mis- 
 tress, 1569-70, II. 31. — subject to 
 the Eebel. Sir J. Cheke, 1641. — 
 testament of a faithful subject. R. 
 Vennard. — Widow. T. Shadwell, 
 1679. 
 
 Truest news from the Sessions, 1674, 
 H. 419. 
 
 Turnbull, Sir Wm., St. Olon's Present 
 State of Morocco, 1695, ded. to. 
 
 Trumpet of Eame. Sir J. Hawldns, 
 1596, H. 511. — sounded out of the 
 wilderness of America. Dan. Leeds, 
 i6pg. — The last. B. Brathwaite, 
 
 1635. 
 Trundle, John, Bookseller, 1603, H. 
 550; 1605, H. 498; 1606, IlL 567 
 1607, II. 247, 314; 1609, IL 417; 
 1610, H. 498; 1611-12, II. 309; 
 1613, H. 408, in. 112; 1614, H. 
 120, 585, IL 40, 332, 566, 652; 
 1615, IL 382; 1619, L 244, IL- 
 160; 1620, H. 229, 565, 621,849, 
 L 254, IL 262; 1621, II. 593; 
 1624, H. 369, IL 405; 1625, H. 
 85, 151, 479 ; '^■^■■> H. 74, 35°' 425. 
 428, 440, 469, 495, 568, IL 218, 417. 
 
TRUNDLE 
 
 [ 762 ] 
 
 TUKE 
 
 Trundle, M., Boolcseller, Smithfield, 
 1628, H. 35. 
 
 Trussel, John. Eaptus I. Helenas, 1595, 
 H. 616. — Dedication of Triumphs 
 over Death, 1595, H. 569. 
 
 Trussel, John. Continuation of Col- 
 lection of History of England, 1636, 
 1641, II. 604. — Continuation in S. 
 Daniel's Collection of History of 
 England, 1650. — Contributed to M. 
 Dover's Annalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 
 Trussell, Thos. The Souldier pleading 
 his own cause, 1626, I. 428. 
 
 Trust and Trial. B. Ghappell, n.d. ; 
 B. Garter, n.d. — not the conjunc- 
 tions or Judgements of Men, 1583, 
 II. 33. — of true subjects, 1570, II. 
 192. 
 
 Trusting, Certain verses against. Martin 
 Parker, 1636. 
 
 Truswell, M. Prophecy, 1642, I. 258. 
 — The Fortune of France, 1678, II. 
 
 233- 
 Truth and Lying, Discourse of. M. 
 
 Gognat, 1586. — Advice and defence 
 
 fur. A. Munday, 1581. — Appeal to. 
 
 Jos.Webbe, 1622. — discovered. John 
 
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 Unio-Politico-Poetico-Joco-Serio. An- 
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 Universal Character. Cave Beck, 1 65 7, 
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 Universe, Present State of the. Juhn 
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 University Learning, Pollution of, 1 642, 
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 Unlucky citizen experimentally de- 
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 Unmasking of the Politique Atheist. 
 Juhn Hull, 1602. 
 
 Unnatural Brother. Edward Filmer, 
 1687,11. 218. — Combat. Philip Mas- 
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 H. 346, 694. 
 
 Unparalleled Monarch, 1656, I. 109. — 
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 Unthriftiness, The Enemy to. Geo. 
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 Unthrifts, New Ballad against. Wm. 
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 Upton, Nicholas. De Studio Militari, 
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 Uranus and Psyche, [1620], I.- 433. 
 
 Urban VIII. , Pope : His Inurbanity ; 
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 — Pilgrimage .unto the land of pro- 
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 Vaughan, F. Verses in Anne Weamei 
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 1655, H. 626, L 436.— Thalia Redi- 
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 Vaughan, Sir John. Verses in M. 
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 Vaughan, John, and others, John Sel- 
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 Vaughan, Lewis. Almanack and Prog- 
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 Vaughan, Lady Margaret, Sir Wm. 
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 Vaughan, Lady Mary, N. BilUngsley's 
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 Vaughan, Mr., Hell broke loose ; Being 
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 Vaughan, E., of Gray's Inn, Leaf re- 
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 Vaughan, Rice. Discourse of Coin and 
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 Vaughan, Eobt. Dyalogue defensyve 
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 Vaughan, Eobt. British Antiquities 
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 Vaughan, Eobert. Engraved Portraits: 
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 1633; Edward II., in Sir F. Hu- 
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 III., in Th. May's Victorious Eeign 
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 in Sir John Hayward's K. Edward 
 VL, [1630]; Tlios. Fuller, in Abel 
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 — Engravings: in R. Brathwaite's 
 English Gentleman, 1630, Honest 
 Ghost, 1658; Calprenede's Hymen's 
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 1629; Theatrum Chemicum Britan- 
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 Vaughan, Eoger, Bookseller in the 
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 Vaughan, E., Printer, in St. Martins 
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 Vaughan, E., and H. Lloyd, Printers, 
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 Vaughan, Eowland. Water-workes, 
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 Vaughan, Thos. Anthroposophia Theo- 
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 Vaughan, Capn. Thos. Tryal and Con- 
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 Vaughan, Walter. Adventures of Five 
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 Vaughan, Sir Wm. Arraignment of 
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 H. 626. — Golden Fleece, 1626, 
 H. 627. — Golden Grove, 1600, H. 
 627. — Natural and Artificial Di- 
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 1602, H. 627; 3rd Ed., 1608, IL 
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 III. 83; 1577, H. 38, 236, 533,1. 
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 II. 78, 481,111. 153; 1581,1. 287, 
 350,11. 511, III. 278, 289; 1583, 
 I. 126, II. 602 ; 1584, IL 71. At 
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 IV. 54. At London, 1586, H. 2; 
 1587, I. 255; 1588,1. 231, 395, IL 
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 Vaux, John. Prognostication, 1625, 
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 Vaux, Lawrence. Catechism of Chris- 
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 Vaux, Thos., Lord. Aged Lover re- 
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 Vavasor, Francis. De Epigrammate 
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 1634, L 365; 1636, L 112, in. 11; 
 1638, H. 300; 1639, I. 492 ; 1640. 
 H. 256,1.202; 1641,11.239; 1642, 
 IL 135, III. 164, 260 ; 1643, IL 
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 Vavassor, Sir Walter, R. Brathwaite's 
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 Veale, Abraham, Printer and Bookseller, 
 Lamb, S. Paul's Churchyard, 1550, 
 H. 503, 650 ; 1551, H. 401, L 294 ; 
 1552, IV. 106; 1556, H. 186, 663; 
 1557, IL 12, in. 209, 273 ; 1563-4, 
 IL 68 ; 1569, H. 652, IV. 108 ; 
 1571, H. II ; 1573, H. 280, 465, 
 632, IL 170; 1574, I. 190; 157s. 
 H. 120, IL 423, 515; 1582, H. II, 
 386, 693, IIL 159 ; 1584, H. 632 ; 
 1586, H. 137; 1606, II. 404; n.d., 
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 Veel, Eichard. New Court Songs, 
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 Veen, Otto van or Vaenius. Amorum 
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 Venables, Col. Robert. Experienc'd 
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 Vendome and Mayenne, Dukes of, 
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 Venereal Disease, New observations 
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 Verax, Theodoras, Triall of Col. John 
 
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 Verborum signiiicatione, De. Sir John 
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 Vere, Lady, John Gerre's Katadur- 
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 Vere, Thos., Bookseller, 1648, II. 201 ; 
 1650, at the Angel, without Newgate, 
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 1670, H. 21, 225, 513, L 319 ; 1672, 
 H. II, 162, 279, I. 369, III. 168; 
 1673, III. i; 1674, H. 133, 220, 
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 37, 85, 93, 95. lo', i°3. 120. 124, 
 126, 131, 133, 134, 147. i58> 177, 
 179, 182, 185, 193, 211, 225, 227, 
 24s, 253, 254, 267, 278, 279, 320, 
 325. 326, 351. 367. 377, 39°, 407, 
 423, 425, 438, 480, 481, 509, 512, 
 
 S13, 537, 539, 540, S41, 553. 556, 
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 Verista, Delithason and : Wm. Bos^' 
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 Veron, John, Dictionarie in Latine 
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 Vertue, Geo. Portrait of J. Selden, 
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 Vertummis, sive Annus Eecurrens Ox- 
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 Vertuous Daughter, The. John Bryan, 
 1640. 
 
 Verune, De, The French King's Letter 
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 Verus Patroclus. Wm. Jamison, 1689. 
 
 Vesel, Claude de. Geo. Buehanav's 
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 Vesey, H. The Scope of the Scripture, 
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 Via Devia. Sir Humphrey Lynde, 
 
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 Vicars, John. Babel's Balm, 1624, 
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 II. 618. — Coleman street conclave 
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 Vicars, Thos., B.D. Address to John 
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 Vicary, Thos. Anatomie of Man's 
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 ass- 
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 Vices, Description of VII. principa,!!, 
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 Vice's Anatomie. Rob. Anton, 161 7. 
 
 Vicissitudinis Rerum, Narratio Histo- 
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 Victor of Utica. Memorable and Tra- 
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 Victorias Anglicanse. /. S., 1691, II. 
 
 .sap- 
 Victuals, Proclamation for the Prices 
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 1662, II. III. — Proclamation for the 
 sale of, 1557-8, IL 356. 
 
VICTORIOUS 
 
 [ 779 j 
 
 VINCENT 
 
 Victorious Love. Wm. Walker, 1698. 
 Vidove, Peter, Printer, Paris, 1519, H. 
 
 62. ' 
 Vieillard, The Wise, 162 1, I. 438. 
 Vieillart, Lord, J. Gaultier's Rodomon- 
 
 tados, 1610, ded. to. 
 VieUiers, De, Letter of the French King 
 
 to, 1594, n. 231. 
 Vienna. An other Newes from, Aug. 
 
 1566, II. 246. — Description of the 
 
 fearfull yearthquake at, 1590, II. 
 
 246, H. 175. — News from, 5 Aug. 
 
 1566, H. 226, III. 9. — Eaising of 
 
 ttie Siege of. Alex. Tyler's Signal 
 
 Dangers, 1684. — Siege of. W. C, 
 
 1685, III. 28; /. Peter a Valcaren, 
 
 1684. — True and exact relation of 
 
 the Siege of, 1684, II. 619. 
 Vietaens, F. See F. White. 
 View of certain wonderful effects. Thos. 
 
 Twyne, 1578. — of Sundry Examples. 
 
 Ant. Munday, 1580, H. 405. 
 Vignay, Jean de. The Play and Game 
 
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 Vigne, John de la, and J. de Paris, 
 
 True Eecitall of the Confession of, 
 
 1616, H. 408, II. 709. 
 Vignes, Captn. Les Eodomantades, 
 
 1590, II. 630, II. 620. 
 Vignier, Nicolas. Excommunication 
 
 of the Venetians, 1607, I. 439. 
 Vigo, Johannes de, Lytell Practyce 
 
 of. "Wyer, n.d., [2], H. 630; 1564, 
 
 H. 630. — Chirurgerye, 1543, III. 
 
 254- 
 Villa Castin, Thos. de. Manual of 
 
 Devout Meditations, 1624, III. 64. 
 Villain, Claude le, Printer, Rouen, 
 
 1611, 1625, 1. 128. 
 Villain, The : Tragedy, by Tlios. Pmier, 
 
 1663. 
 Villainies discovered by Lanthorne and 
 
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 Villains, Lives of sundry notorious, 
 
 1678, L 439. 
 ViUany, Scourge of. John Marston, 
 
 1598. 
 Villare Anglicum, Sir Hen. Spelman, 
 
 1678. 
 Villare Hibernicura. W. Oriffyth, 
 
 i6g6. 
 Villaris, Index. John Adams, 1680. 
 Villault, Le Sieur. Relation of the 
 
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 II. 619. 
 Ville Dieu, M. de. The Unfortunate 
 
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 Villegas, Alfonso. Lives of Saints, 
 
 1630, IV. 175; 1636, I. 439. 
 Villiers, Edward, and Lady K. Fitz- 
 
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 the marriage between. Roh. Thomp- 
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 Villiers, Lord Francis, Elegy on: in 
 
 Q. Wither's Vaticinium Votivnni, 
 
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 Villiers, Lady Mary, Udm. Spenser's 
 
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 H. 631. 
 Vincent, Augustine. Discovery of 
 
 Errors in Ralph Brooke's Catalogue 
 
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 Vincent, George, Bookseller, Hand in 
 
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 1603, H. 611; 1605, II. 462, III. 
 
 30; 1606, IL 172, 243, III. 30; 
 
 1607, H. 656; 1611, I. 456. 
 Vincent, Henry. Rome not called a 
 
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 Vincent, Isabel, Reflections on the 
 
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 Vincent, Jacques. Le premier livre 
 
 du . . . Palmerin, traduit en Fran- 
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 Vincent, Margaret. A pitiless Mother, 
 
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 Vincent, 'Rohevt, Bookseller, 1691, III. 
 
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 Vincent, Sam. Young Gallants' Aca- 
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 Vincent, Thos. Paria, 1648, H. 631, 
 
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 1625, H. 86 ; Genethliacum Illust. 
 
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 Vincent, T. Fire and Brimstone from 
 
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VINCENT 
 
 [ 780 ] 
 
 VIRGIL 
 
 , rible voice in the City, 1668, II. 
 
 619. — Words whereby we may be 
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 Vincent of Beauvais. Speculum His- 
 
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 Vincentio and Margaret, 1605, II. 619. 
 Vincentius, Earth., Printer, Ley den, 
 
 1620, IV. 155. 
 Vincentz, Mcolas, Printer, Dort, 1623, 
 
 I. 465. 
 
 Vinculum Sdcietatis, 1687, II. 619. 
 Vindex Anglicus, 1644, H. 631, III. 
 
 255- 
 Vindication, The. John Dryden, 1 683. 
 
 — of distressed Ladj"^, 1663, III. 132. 
 
 — of the/ separate Brethren of the 
 
 Spirit, 1 641, H. 519. 
 Vindiciae Ecclesise Anglicanse. J. Geree, 
 
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 Vinegar and Mustard. John Wade, 
 
 1673- 
 Vines, Eich. The Hearse of Kobert, 
 
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 439. — The Impostures of seducing 
 
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 1676. 
 Vineyard, TIjie Complete. Wm. Hughes, 
 
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 John Rose, 1666. 
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 IV. 154- 
 Vintners' Answer to some scandalous 
 
 pamphlets, 1642, H. 485, 614. 
 Vintners, Art and Mystery of, 1682, 
 
 II. 620. — Health to all, [1640], H. 
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 • — Ordinance for freeing and dis- 
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 IV. 78.— Petition of Ketail, [1641], 
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 Viol, Lessons for the. A. Ferrdbosco, 
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 Violet, Thos. Advancement ef Mer- 
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 Mysteries and Secrets of Trade and 
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 concerning the Ships Samson, &c., 
 
 1653, II. 620. — Proposals ... for 
 calling Committee-men, &c., 1656, 
 III. 255. — True Narrative of the 
 Proceedings in the Court of Ad- 
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 1650, III. 25s; 1651, II. 620. 
 
 Violin, Ayres for the. A. Holhome, 
 1599.— The Division; Henry Play^ 
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 Violist, The Division. Chris. Simpson, 
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 Viper, Relation of a cure of a person 
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 Vir Bonus. Th. Moundeford, 1622. 
 
 Virescit Vulnere Virtus. Gervase 
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 Viret, John. The World possessed with 
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 I. -VII., trans. Thos. Phaer, 1558, 
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VIRGILII 
 
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 ton, 1659, II. 621, H. 633. IV., 
 translated by Henry, Earl of Surrey, 
 [c. 1548], H. 631. IV., Passion of 
 Dido for ^neas, trans. Rob. Staple- 
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 Waller and S. Godolphin, 1658, H. 
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 in Poems, 1660; trans. /. LeivJce- 
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 Death, translated [Kob. Stapylton], 
 1622, III. 256, II. 621 ; trans- 
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 C. Cotton's Scarronides, 1665. V. 
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 or a mock poem in imitation of, 1672, 
 1. 70. — .lEneid. Certain Books in Eng- 
 lish Meter, by Henry, Earl of Surrey, 
 1557, H. 631. — ^neid in Scottish 
 Verse,' by Gawin Douglas, 1553, H. 
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 trans. Abr. Fleming, 1575, 1589, H. 
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 J[ohn] P[enkftlimaii], 1624, H. 633. 
 — Epigrams of Cupid and Drunken- 
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 Verdicts of the learned concerning 
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 — not to be compared with the two 
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 Virgilii Triumphantis hbri'ili. A. 
 Ross, 1 66 1. 
 
 Virgilius Evangelizans. Alex. Ross, 
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 Virgin Martyr. T. Decker and P. 
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 Virgin Mary, Female Glory, or the 
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 Virgin Muse. J as. Greenwood, 17 17. 
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 1649. 
 
 Virginalia, ■ or Spiritual Sonnets. J. 
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 Virginals, Partheuia Inviolata, or May- 
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 Virginia. A Sermon at Whitechapel. 
 Wm. Symonds, 1609. 
 
 Virginia and Maryland. Leah and 
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 Joh. Hammond, 1656. — New Map of, 
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 on behalf of the Inhabitants, &o., of, 
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 Virginia. America Painted to the Life. 
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 tion of the discovery of the north 
 part of. John Brereton, 1602. — De- 
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 and Affairs in, 1620, III. 256. Edw. 
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 John Lederer, 1672. — Fair Traders' 
 Objections against the Bill for Clan- 
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 ther Reasons for enlarging the Trade 
 with Russia, [1695], IV. 108. — Good 
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 Good News from. Alex. Whitaker, 
 1613. — His Majesty's Letter to the 
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 ' II. 369. — Inconveniences that have 
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 1622, II. 621. — King of. Allusion 
 to : in And. Rivetm' Mr. Smirke, 
 1676. — Laws for the Colony of. 
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VIRGINIA'S 
 
 [ 782 J 
 
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 in force. F. Morison, 1662. — Lot- 
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 engraved by Kalph Hall : in Historia 
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 1646-7, II. 428. — Merveilleux et 
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 1690. — Moral Instructions of a 
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 John Jeffreys, 1624; R. Rich, 16 10. 
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 of, 1649, II. 621. — Poem on the 
 late massacre in, 1622, II. 621. 
 — Proceedings of English Colony 
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 permitting settlers to return from, 
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 — True and Sincere Declaration of 
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 True Discourse of the Present Estate 
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 &c. Capt. John Smith, 1608. — True 
 Eelation of the Voyage of Capt. Geo. 
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 Worthy and famous history of Dis- 
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 Virginia's cure. R. G., III. 91. — 
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 1622. 
 
 Virgin's A. B.C., H. 2. — complaint for 
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 1642, L 440, H. 350. — Pattern : 
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 Viron, John, Epitaph on the death of. 
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 Virtue, Hen. Plea for Peace, 1637, 
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 Virtue and Beauty in danger, 11. 35. 
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 T. A., 1679, III. I. Eeflections 
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 Virtues and Vices, Characters of. Bp. 
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 H. Crosse, 1603. — Of unwritten. 
 Thos. Cranmer, 1548. — Treasury of" 
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 Virtuoso, The. Thos. Shadwell, 1676. 
 
 Virtuous Maiden's Garland, I. 178. 
 
 Virtuous schoolhouse of ungracious 
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 Thos. nUrfey, 1680.— Wife, Cha- 
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 Woman found. Anthony Walker, 
 1678, I. 442. 
 
 Virtus post Funera vivit. Wm. Samp- 
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 Virtutibus, De Quatuor. D. Maneinus, 
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 Virunnius Ponticus. Britannica His- 
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 Virvesius, F. Alfonsns. De Matri- 
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 Visiones Eeruni. John Hagthorpe, 
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 Visions, or Hel's Kingdom. Rich. 
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 Visitation of the Sick, Manual of the, 
 
VISSCHER 
 
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 Visscher, Nicholas lantz, Printer, Am- 
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 Vita Sana et Longa. K Mainwaring, 
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 Vitejnitierga. See Wittemherg. 
 
 Viti, Michael, and others, True Copy of 
 the Sentence of the High Councell 
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 Vitis Carolinse Gemma Altera, 1633, 
 
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 Vitray, Antonius, Printer, Paris, 1643, 
 
 IV. 146. 
 
 Vivers,. Capt., and others. Declara- 
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 II. 621 ; n.d., T. 440. — Office and 
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 Vocabula. John de Garlandia, 1505 ; 
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 Vocabulary for the Use of Little Chil- 
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 Vocal Organ, The. O. P., 1665, L 
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 Vocations, Puhlick Discourses, of the 
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 Voerst. Portrait of Sir Geo. Carew: 
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 Voguelein, Gotard, Printer; Heidelberg, 
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 Voice of God's prophett I harde that 
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 Voilleret, Fr. Le Preau des fleurs 
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 B. Keach, 1696. — Love of, for her 
 sovereign Prince. D. Powel, 1616. 
 — Orders concerning securing the 
 dominion of, 1641, H. 444. — Ordin- 
 ance exhorting all subjects to the 
 duty of repentance, 1642, II. 99; — 
 Pentarcha : or Royal Tribes of Cam- 
 bria. D. Powell, 1623. — Petition of 
 six counties, of South, 1652, IV. 
 175- — Proclamation concerning the 
 President and Council of, 1661, II. 
 120. — Remonstrance of H.M.'s 
 Mines royal in. Th. Bushell, 1641.^- 
 — The North Star ; or some Night- 
 light shining in North. W.Erbery, 
 1653. — Treatise concerning the 
 equity of a Humble Supplication 
 in behalf of, 1587, 1. 427. — Wonder- 
 ful News from, 1677, H. 639.^- 
 Worthies of. T. Churchyard, 1587. 
 
WALEY 
 
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 WALKER 
 
 Waley, Hen., and E. Tionian, Book- 
 sellers, 1608, II. 173, I, 381; 1609, 
 H. 82, 551, 697, III. 93. 
 
 Waley, John, Printer, HarMiorne, 
 Foster Lane, 1547, H. 531, 11. 532 ; 
 1550, H. 24, 463, 561, II. 331; 
 1554, H. 186, II. 204, 692; 1556, 
 H. 663 ; 1557, H. 28, 401 ; 1557-8, 
 H. 212, II. i; 1528, H. 464; 1559, 
 
 I. 382; 1561-2, H. 294, II. 23; 
 1562, H. 78, I. 72, III. 228, II. 
 626; 1565, H. 18, II. 427; 1566-7, 
 
 II. 377 ; 1570, III. 142 ; 1571, 
 1576, II. 590; 1582, A. 272; n.d., 
 H. 4, 78, 159, 177, 184, 268, 464, 
 552, 561, 624, I. 4, 297, II. 4, 47, 
 603, IV. 175. 
 
 Waley, John, and Widow Toy, Printers, 
 1557-8, H. 682, II. I, 29, 180, 368, 
 377, 383, 396, 583. 599. 644, 652, 
 657; 1558-9, H. 475. 
 
 Waley, Eob., Bookseller, 1576, H. 650 ; 
 1580, II. 366, 379; 1581, H. 504, 
 11. 206; 1582, H. 504; 1583, II. 
 198; 1584, H. 504; 1585, I. 22; 
 1586, H. 646; 1587, H. 504, IV. 
 
 133- 
 Waleys, Thos. Metamorphosis Ovidi- 
 
 ana, 1515, II. 438. 
 Walford, Benj., Bookseller. Catalogus 
 
 librorum Eoberti Scott, 1687-8, III. 
 
 226. — 1693, III. 249 ; 1694, III. 
 
 218; 1696, I. 239; 1700, I. 147. 
 . Walgrave, Lady, J. Bastwick's Litany, 
 
 1637, ded. to. 
 Walk, Knaves, Walk. Ed. Gayton, 
 
 1659. 
 Walker, Lady Agnes, W. Rabisha's 
 
 Cookery, 161 1, ded. to. 
 Walker, Alice, and others. The Crying 
 
 murder : Execution of, 1624, III. 
 
 234- 
 
 Walker, Anthony. Fax Fonte Accensa, 
 1684, II. 627. Planctus Unigeniti, 
 1664, 1. 442. — The Vertuous Woman 
 found, 1678, I. 442. 
 
 Walker, Clement. High Court of 
 Justice, 1 65 1, II. 628. — History of 
 Indejjendency, 1648, II. 628. — Ee- 
 lations and Observations, 1648, II. 
 628. — and W. Prynne. Petition to 
 Parliament, 1659-60, III. 188. 
 
 Walker, Sir Ed. Historical Discourses, 
 1705, II. 628. 
 
 Walker, Ellis. Translated Epictelus, 
 Enchiridion, 1692. 
 
 Walker, Geo. Apology for failures in 
 Siege of Derry, 1689, II. 628. — Pre- 
 sent State of Ireland, 1689, II. 628. 
 — Siege of Londonderry, 1689; 3rd 
 Ed., 1689, III. 258. Vindication of, 
 1689, in. 258. 
 
 Walker, Gilbert. Manifest detection 
 of Dice Play, 1552, H. 639, I. 442 ; 
 n.d., H. 639. 
 
 Walker, H.,(?eKi. Translated (7. Gallus, 
 Impotent Lover, 1689. 
 
 Walker, Hen., [Ironmonger). A Gad 
 of Steel, 1641, IL 628.— A Word in 
 the King's ear, 1647, H. 689. — 
 Answer to a pamphlet of John Tay- 
 lor, 1641, H. 689. — Collection of 
 notes at the King's Trial, 1649, II. 
 629. — Corda Anglise, 1644, II. 628. 
 — Dispute with a Jesuit, 1641, H. 
 
 689, I. 443. — Elogy or Eulogy on 
 death of Lord Fairfax, 1648, H. 
 689. — Life. John Taylor, 1641. — 
 Mercurius Morbicus, 1647, IL 629. 
 — Modest Vindication, 1642, H. 
 689. — Protestant's Grammar, 1648, 
 H. 689, II. 629. — Eemarkable re- 
 velations of wanderings of Church of 
 England, 1641, II. 628. — Seasonable 
 Lecture to. J. Taylor, 1642. — Ser- 
 mon, 1642, H. 689, I. 443. — Sermon 
 at Somerset House, 1650, II. 629. — 
 Serious Observations, 1660, II. 629. 
 — Taylor's Physick has purged the 
 Divel, 1641, H. 689. — Trathmata, 
 1654, II. 629. 
 
 Walker, Hen., Bookseller, 1641, II. 
 
 690, in. 15, 136. 
 
 Walker, Heirs of Ja., Printers, Rouen, 
 
 1601, I. 130. 
 Walker, John, E. Bicknoll's Sword 
 
 against Swearing, ded. to. 
 Walker, John, Bookseller, 1648, III. 
 
 260; 1649, I. 192; 1650, II. 21. 
 Walker, John. In optatum reditum 
 
 . . . Caroli IL, 1660, H. 639. 
 Walker, John, and J. Deacon. Dia- 
 
 logical Discourses, 1601, I. 121. 
 
 Survey of, by /. Darrell, 1602. — • 
 
 Summary answer to J. Darrell, 1601, 
 
 I. 121. Eeply by /. Darrell, 1602. 
 Walker, M.a,tthisi.e, Bookseller, 1667, H, 
 
 396- 
 
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 Walker, Mr. Disputation with Smith, 
 1624, I. 262. 
 
 Walker, Ob. Ars Eationis, 1673, II. 
 629. — Discourse of Artificial Beauty, 
 1656, 1692, II. 629. — Greek and 
 Eonian History, 1697, III. 258. 
 
 Walker, Eob., Printer, Ghent, 1674, I. 
 
 369- 
 Walker, Sam., Epidetus, trans. Ellis 
 
 Walker, 1692, ded. to. 
 
 Walker, T. Divine Hymns, 1691, I. 
 
 443- 
 
 Walker, Wm. Journal or Daily Ee- 
 gister, 1601, H. 277, II. 629. 
 
 Walker, Wm. Godly life and funeral 
 of Lord Wm. Eussell, 1614, H. 639. 
 — Sermon at funeral of Lord Wm. 
 Eussell, 1614, I. 443. — Translated 
 H. Alting's Votive Oration, 1615. 
 
 Walker, Wm. Dictionary of English 
 and Latin Idioms; 1670. — English 
 Particles, 1655, II. 629; 1663, III. 
 259. — Idiomatologia Anglo-Latina, 
 1690, III. 313. — Phraseologia pue- 
 rilis Anglo-Latina, 1655, I. 443. — 
 Phraseologia Anglo - Latina, 1672, 
 [1673], L 443. 
 
 Walker, Wm. Marry or do worse, 
 1704, II. 629. — Yictorious Love, 
 1698, II. 629. 
 
 Walking Ladies now go we, XX., 1576, 
 IL32. 
 
 Walkington, Thos. Optic glass of 
 humors, 1607, H. 639. Comp. T. W. 
 
 Walkley, Thos., Bookseller. Dedica- 
 tion in Mendoza's Lazarillo de Tormes, 
 trans. Eowland, 1624, 1. 492. — 1619, 
 H. 665; 1620, at Eagle and Child, 
 in Britain's Burse, H. 33, 665; 1621, 
 H. 204; 1622, H. 83, 551, L 76, 
 in. 77; 1623, IL 674; 1624, III 
 292 ; 1626, H. 19, I. 428 ; 1627, H. 
 537, IL 67, IV. 107 ; 1628, H. 298, 
 574, 633, IL 444; 1629, H. 379, IL 
 532; 1630, H. 308, I 283; 1631, 
 I. 491. in. 73; 1633, L 27; 1634, 
 H. 75, 141; 1635, L 161, 286; 1636, 
 
 ; IIL 63; 1637, H. 141, IL 370, in. 
 48; 1638, L 118, 411, IL 5, 37; 
 1639, L 286; 1640, H. 75, L 70, 
 IL 81,175; i64i,H. 485, Lii, 70, 
 152, IL 524, 175; 1642, H. 75, L 
 67, 125, IL 168, 359, IIL 33; 1644, 
 IIL 37, 172; 1645, H. 640, L 444, 
 
 1647, IL 541 ; 1652, IIL 33 ; 1658, 
 
 IL 86; n.d., IV. 30. 
 Wall, Dr. John, A. Brett's Patiemtia 
 
 Victrix, 1 66 1, ded. to. 
 Wall, Moses. Jos. Hall's Henochisme, 
 
 translated, 1639. 
 Wall-flower, The. Thos. Baylep, 1650. 
 Wallace, Jas. Description of the Isle 
 
 of Orkney, 1693, I. 498; 1700, IILi 
 
 259- 
 
 Wallace, Sir Wm. Acts and Deeds, 
 [1510], 1570, H. 639. — Life and 
 Acts, 1594, 1601, H. 640; 1611, H, 
 640, I. 443; 1618, I. 444; 1620, 
 1630, H. 640; 1640, H. 640, IV. 
 176; 1645, H. 640; 1661, H. 640, 
 II. 630; 1665, 1670, H. 640; 1685, 
 1722, 1728, II. 630. — De gestis il- 
 lustr. herois Gul. Valise Scotise, 1705, 
 IL 630. — Valliados, 1705, H. 639. 
 
 Wallenstein or Waldstein, Albert von, 
 Duke of Friedland and Mecklenburgh. 
 Tragedy, by H. Glapthorne, 1639. 
 
 Waller, Edmund. Divine Poems, 1685, 
 H. 641. — Instructions to a Painter, 
 1665, II. 631. Answer of Waller's 
 Painter, 1667, H. 641, I. 444. Fur- 
 ther Advice, 1673, III. 259. — Paner 
 gyricl^to my Lord Protector, 1655, H. 
 640, II. 631. — Poem on Divine Love, 
 paraphrased in E. Young's Idea of 
 Christian Love, 1688. — Poem on St. 
 James' Park, 1661, H. 641. — Poems, 
 with the tunes set by H. Lawes, 1645, 
 H. 640, 1. 444 ; 1664, 3rd Ed., 1668, 
 4th Ed., 1682, H. 640, IL 630 J 
 5th Ed., 1686, IL 630, IIL 259; 
 6th Ed., 1693, IL 630; 7th Ed., 
 1705, I. 444; 8th Ed., 171 1, 9th 
 Ed., 1 71 2, II. 630 ; pub. by Fen ton, 
 1729, H. 640. — Poems, 2nd Part, 
 1690, III. 259. — Speech against 
 Prelates' Innovation, 1641, II. 631, 
 — Speech on Episcopacy, 1641, II. 
 630. — Speech to the House of C, 
 1641, I. 444, II. 630. — Speech, 4 
 July, 1643, III. 259. — The Maid's 
 Tragedy altered, 1690, I. 444. — ^To 
 the King, [1660], H. 640. — Upon 
 the late storm and the death of 
 His Highness the Protector, H. 640. 
 — Works, 1729, II. 630. — Verses in 
 E. Beaumont's Comedies and Trai 
 gedies, 1647 ; G. F. Busenello's Pro- 
 
WALLER 
 
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 spective, 1656; Sii- W. Davenant's 
 Gondibert, 1650; J. Evelyn's Essay 
 on Lucretius, 1656; G. Faliscus' 
 Cynegeticon, 1654; Sir W. Killi- 
 greiv's Three Plays, 1665; Jonsonus 
 Virbius, 1636; H. and W. Lawes' 
 Ayres and Dialogues, 1653 ; G. 
 Sandys' Paraphrase upon the Divine 
 Poems, 1648 ; Eex Eedux, 1633, H. 
 8 'j.—tvith Dryden and Sprat. Three 
 Poems on the death of Oliver Crom- 
 well, 1659, H. 131, II. 150; 1682, 
 II. 150. — with S. Godolphin. Virgil's 
 Passion of Dido for .i3l!neas, 1658. — 
 with others. Translated P. du Gar- 
 donel's Complementum Fort. Insu- 
 larum, 1662. — Lines to: in John, 
 Lord Cutts, Poetical Exercises, 1687. 
 — referred to : in A Dialogue on 
 Women, 1691, III. 271. — Poems to 
 the memory of, 1688, H. 641. 
 Waller, Sir Hardresse, Petition of Sir 
 Thos. Fairfax, 1647, presented by, 
 
 II. 213. — To, and others, at Dublin, 
 1659, III. 162. — True Eelation of 
 late occurrences in Ireland, brought 
 over by, 1642, IV. 51. 
 
 Waller, Joane. Copy of Mother Ship- 
 ton's Last Prophesies, 1644, II. 715. 
 
 Waller, Eich., J. C. Amman's Talking 
 Deaf Man, 1694, ded. to. 
 
 Waller, Sir Wm. Answer to Dagon's 
 Fall, 1680, II. 631.— Decl. of L. and 
 C. : the L.-G. desired to grant a com- 
 mission to, 1643, II. 455. — Desires 
 proposed by the H. of C. from, 1647, 
 
 III. 187. — Glorious victory against 
 Lord Hopton's forces, 1642, II. 326. 
 Thanksgiving Sermon by 0. Sedg- 
 wick, 1644. — H.M.'s Declaration after 
 his Victory over, 1643,11.100. — His 
 Vindication, 1680, II. 631. — Letter 
 from the Earl of Essex, in sending a 
 commission to, 1644, II. 207. — Ee- 
 lation of progress of his Army. R. 
 Goe, 1644. — Eelation of the taking 
 of Hereford by : in Mercurius Belli- 
 cus, 1643, IL 514- — Seizure of, A 
 Ballad. The Third part, [1670], II. 
 35. — SirE. Hungerford's Vindication 
 of surrendering Malmsbury, 1643, 
 II. 296. — Victory over Lord Herbert, 
 1643, H. 230. — Vindication and An- 
 swer, 1647, II. 457. — Vindication 
 
 of : in Miles Prance's Answer to 
 Mme. Cellier, 1680. 
 
 Waller, Wm. Essay on the Value of 
 Sir Carbery Price's Mines, 1698, I. 
 444- 
 
 Waller, Wm. Confession, [1641], II. 
 631. — A new plot discovered, 1641, 
 I. 444. — Eelation of the attachment, 
 life, death, &c., 1641, H. 88. 
 
 Walley, Fa., alias Garnet, Eelation of 
 the faction begun by F. Edmunds, 
 and continued by, 1601, II. 506. 
 
 Walley, H., Bookseller. See Waley. 
 
 Walley, Sir John, T. Ghurchyard's 
 Challenge, 1593, ded. to. 
 
 Walleys, Thos., mentioned, 1540, IV. 
 121. 
 
 Walliae, Practica. Rice Vaughan,i6'j2. 
 
 Wallie, Eob,, Bookseller, 1587, I. 210. 
 Compare Waley. 
 
 Wallin, B. Evangelical Hymns and 
 Songs, 1762, I. 442. 
 
 Wallington, N. Contributed to R. 
 
 ■ Dover's Annalia Dubrensia, 1636. 
 
 Wallis, Elisha, Bookseller, Horse Shoe, 
 Great Old Bayley, 1660, I. 478 ; 
 1661, II. 672. 
 
 Wallis, Hen., of Healing, died 1775, 
 IV. 121. 
 
 Wallis, John. Due Correction for Mr. 
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 IV. 108. — Hobbius Heauton-timoru- 
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 1670, IV. 108. — Stigmai : or marks 
 of the absurd Geometry of. By T. 
 Hobbes, 1657. 
 
 Wallis, J., Printer, 1682, II. 600; 1688, 
 
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 Wallis, Ealph. Eoom for the Cobler 
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 Wallis, Eichard. London's Armory ex- 
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 Wallography. By R. W., 1682. 
 
 Wallopp, Sir H., N. G. Delamothe's 
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 Walnut-tree transplanted. Ovid, 1627. 
 
 Walpole, Sir Eob. " Bluestring the 
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 Walpole, Wm. Edward Squire's Disco- 
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 Walpote, John Pieterz, Printer, Delph, 
 i633> III. no. 
 
 Walrond, John, J. Carpenter's Time 
 Complaining, n.d., ded. to. 
 
 Walsall, Sam., Bookseller, 1680, 1. 106, 
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 Walsh, Chas., and others : in Proclama- 
 tion for apprehending, 1678, III. 40. 
 
 Walsh, Ed. Office and duty of figlit- 
 ing for our Country, 1545, I. 445. 
 
 Walsh, Geo. Verses in R. Ligon's Bar- 
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 Walsh, John. Examination, 1566, H. 
 iS7> 64', 662. 
 
 Walsh, John, Sir J. Fortesetie's Poli- 
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 Walsh, John, Boohseller, Catherine 
 Street, Strand, 1700, 1. 300 ; 1703-7, 
 II. 410; 1718, 1719, 1. 114; 1720, 
 II. 504; n.d., II. 138, 504, 568, 
 606. 
 
 Walsh, Sir Mch., S. Rowlands' Betray- 
 ing of Christ, 1598, ded. to. 
 
 Walsh, Peter. Four Letters on several 
 subjects, 1686, II. 631. — Prospect of 
 the State of Ireland, 1682, III. 259. 
 — Eeply to the Person of Quality's 
 Answer, 1664, II. 631. 
 
 Walsh, T. Letters and Poems, 1692, 
 
 I-. 445- 
 
 Walshall, Letter written from, i64'5, 
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 Walsingham, Ed. Britannicse Virtutis 
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 Walsingham, Sir Er. Letter on Penal 
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 Epitaph on : in 0. FitzGeoffrey's 
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 1590. — J. Alnwiclc's Meditation.=, 
 
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 rity, 1579; ^- Cortes, Conquest of 
 W. India, 1578 : A. Day's Life of 
 Sir P. Sidney, 1586 ; Fox's Acts and 
 Monuments, abridged by Bright, 
 1589; Sir H. Gilbert's biscovery, 
 • 1583; W. Gratarolus, Bivections ioi 
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 against the Jesuit, 1582 ; S. Peligro- 
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 Politique Discourses, 1578 ; i2. Saint- 
 
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 to. 
 
 Walsingham, Er. Arcana Aulica, 1652, 
 1655, L 445 ; 1694, IL 631. — 
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 — Instructions for Youth, 1722, I. 
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 Walsingham, -Thos. Historia Brevis, 
 1574, II. 632. — Histoire de Pierre de 
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 Walsingham, Sir Thos., G. Chapman's 
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 16 1 2, The Conspiracy and Tragedy 
 of Byron, 1625 ; T. Churchyard's 
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 to. 
 
 Walsingham, Mistriss Ursula, P. de la 
 Place's Excellency of a Christian 
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 Walsingham, Foundation of the Chapel 
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 Walstein, Famous Battle of Lutzen 
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 Waltem, Thos., Printer, Edinburgh, 
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 Walter, J., Bookseller, [1690], H. 687 ; 
 1700, I. 215; n.d., H. 9, loi, I. 211. 
 
 Walter, Rich., /. Deacon's Nobody is 
 my Name, ded. to. 
 
 Walter, Thos., Gapt. W. Bedloe's Ex- 
 communicated Prince, 1679, attri- 
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 Walter, Wm. Guistarde and Sygys- 
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 Walter of Exeter, Sir Bevis of Hamp- 
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 Walters, Rob., Printer and Stationer, 
 Globe and Compasses, St. Paul's, 
 1660, IL 488. 
 
 Walthal, Thos., T. Decker's Strange 
 Horse Race, 161 3, ded. to. 
 
 Waltham, Rich., /. Reynolds' Flower 
 of Fidelity, 1650, ded. to. 
 
 Waltham, Ballad of the death of a 
 young man of, 1590, II. 280. — For- 
 resta de, alias Forresta de Essex, 
 1642, III. 76. — Lamentation for 
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 Waltham Cross, Ballad of, 1564-5, II. 
 
 280.— Ballad of, 1586-7, II. 280. 
 Waltham's Complaint. R. Niccols, 
 
 1615. 
 Walthoe, J., Bookseller, 1684, II. 238 ; 
 
 1685, IV. 105; 1727, I. 146. 
 Walton, Isaac. Complete Angler, 1653, 
 2nd Ed., 165s, 3rd Ed., 1661 and 
 1664, 4tli Ed., 1668, H. 641.— Uni- 
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 1670, 4th Ed., 1675, II- 632. — Life 
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 Walton, Bp. John, J. Hester's Key of 
 
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 Walton, Eob., Bookseller, Glole and 
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 1647, II. 456 ; 1660, IIL 45 ; n.d., 
 II. 130. 
 Walter, Eob., Bookseller, Glole, St. 
 
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 Walwyn, H., Boolmeller, 1702, III. 24. 
 Walwyn, Wm. Antidote against Mas- 
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 Prediction of Mr. Edwards' Conver- 
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 1649, III. 26. — Wal win's Just De- 
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 to Mr. Edwards, 1646, 1. 445- — ^"^^ 
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 Wandering Knight, Voyage of. Jean 
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 Wandsworth, 1570, III. 31. 
 
 Wanley, IST. Wonders of the little 
 
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 J. Lipsius, War and peace reconciled, 
 
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 Wansleben. J. Account of Eebellions, 
 
 1679, III. 260. 
 Wanton, Picture of a. F. S., 161^. 
 Wanton Tom ; or Merry history of 
 Tom Stitch the Taylor, 1685, I. 423. 
 Wanton Wife of Castle-gate, H. 377. 
 Wapentake of Wirksworth, Laws and 
 Customs of. Thos. Houghton's Eara 
 Avis in Terris, 1681. 
 Wapping, Account of a most dreadful 
 fire at, 1682, H. 391. — Full and 
 true account of the lamentable fire, 
 1682, 11. 632. — Sad and lamentable 
 news from, 1682, H. 391. — True 
 relation of the late dreadful fire, 
 1682, II. 632. — Wonder of Wonders, 
 or the Dumb Maid in, 1709, II. 632. 
 — Witch of ; or Joan Peterson, 1652, 
 H. 346. Answer to, 1652, H. 346. 
 WapuU, Gr. The Tide tarryeth no man, 
 
 1576, H. 642. 
 War, Alarum of. Elia. Pooll, 1649. 
 — and peace reconciled. J. Lipsius, 
 1672. — Animadversions of. Rob. 
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 1677 ; E. Davies, 1619; N. Machia- 
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 Roger Williams, 1590. — Character 
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 T. Churchyard. — Directions for. 
 Coimt Mansfield, 1624. — Discourse 
 of Single Combat. De Loques, r 5 9 r . 
 — Encouragement to. John Ward, 
 n_d. — Epistles of. F. Markham, 
 1622. — Free School of, 1625, II. 
 632. — Knowledge and conduct of, 
 Thos. Proctor, 1578. — Laws and 
 Ordinances of, 1639, IV. 18 : 1642, 
 IV. 19. — Miseries of, 1643, II. 633. 
 — Order or Train of, n.d., IV. 75. — 
 Preface of, and upon the Discourse 
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 Eights of. H. Grotius, 1682. — 
 The Sacred War. Rob. Barret, 1 61 3. 
 — School of. T. Churchyard, n.d. — 
 Sharp but short noise of. Fi: Lin, 
 jgjo. — Statutes and Ordinances for 
 the, 1544, I. 404. — Stratagems, 
 
WAR-HORNS 
 
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 sleights and policies of. S. J. Fon- 
 tinus, 1539. — Theory and practice 
 of. B. de Mendoza, i^gy. — Trumpet 
 of. S. Gosson, 1598. — with the 
 devil. B. Reach, 1676. — Watch- 
 word for. G. Gibbon, 1596. 
 
 War-horns, make room for the Bucks 
 with green bowes, 1682, I. 288. 
 
 Warbeck, Perkin, Chronicle history of. 
 John Ford, 1634. — True and Won- 
 derful history of. T. Gainsford, 
 1618. 
 
 Warburton, Bp. Wm. Suppl. to Pre- 
 face in Gervantei Don Quixote, Jar- 
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 Warburton, Justice Peter, and others. 
 Arraignment of Sir W. Ealeigh be- 
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 1657, II. 561.— History of Trial of 
 Six Witches at Maidstone before, 
 1652, H. 316. 
 
 Warcupp, Edm. Italy, 1660, III. 121. 
 
 Ward, Aaron, Bookseller, in Little 
 Britain, 1743, I. 167. 
 
 Ward, Ed. Delights of the Bottle, 
 1720, I. 445. — Ecclesia et Factio, 
 1698, attributed to, 11. 707. — Jour- 
 ney to H , 1700, III. 260. — On 
 
 the death of Lieut.-Gen. Talmach, 
 1694, III. 313.— Wine, 1708, 1. 445. 
 
 Ward, John. Madrigals, 1613, H. 
 642. 
 
 Ward, John. Christian's Encourage- 
 ment, 1643, H. 642, III. 260.— En- 
 couragement to War, H. 642. — The 
 Changes, 1653, H. 642. 
 
 Ward, N. Jovial Tinker of England, 
 1648, I. 445, H. 642. — Mercurius 
 
 Anti-Mechanicus, 1648, III. 260. 
 
 Simple Cobbler of Aggawam, 1647, 
 I. 445, H. 642. — Ded. in Sam. 
 Ward's Jethro's Justice of Peace, 
 1623. 
 
 Ward, Sir Patience, Lord Mayor: T. 
 
 Jordan's London's Glory, 1680. 
 
 Tables of Statistics in Scheme of the 
 Trade, &c., 1674, I. 425.— y. De- 
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 1681; i?. Haines' England's Weal, 
 i68i, ded. to. 
 
 Ward, Eob. Animadversions of War, 
 1639, IL 633. 
 
 Ward, Rob., and others. Hunting of 
 
 the Foxes from Newmarket, 1649, 
 IL 137. 
 Ward, Eoger, Pn'wfe?-, 1577, IL 179; 
 1578, with R. Mundee at Temple 
 Bar, H. 357; 1581, alone, IL 193; 
 
 1583, Talbot, near Holborn Conduit, 
 H. 386, 453, 582, 678, L 410 J 
 
 1584, H. 237, 466, XL 153, 352, in. 
 314; 1585, H. 517; 1589, H. 240, 
 515, L 180, 310, IL 53 j 1590, H. 
 293. 298, 528, 625, IL 355, 683; 
 1593. H. 108, 193, IL 313. 
 
 Ward, Sam. A Coal from the Altar, 
 1622, I. 446. — All in All, 1621, I. 
 446. — Balm from Gilead to recover 
 Conscience, 1622, I. 446. — Deo-trin- 
 uni-Britannije, &c., 1621, H. 297^;^- 
 Happiness of Practice, 162 1, I. 446. 
 — Jethro's Justice of Peace, 1623, I. 
 446. — Life of Faith, 1622, I. 446. — 
 Woe to Drunkards, 1622, I. 446. — 
 Wonders of the Load-stone, 1640, I. 
 446. 
 
 Ward, Bp. Seth, J. Glanvill's Philo- 
 sophiaPia, 167 1, ded. to. 
 
 Ward, Wm. Verses in Pleasant and 
 witty play of tlie Cheastes, 1562, I. 
 
 479- 
 Ward, Wm. Translated Book of Ar- 
 
 candam, 1602; Secrets of Alexis of 
 
 Piedmont, 1558. 
 Ward and Danseker : Two notorious 
 
 pirates, 1609, I. 332. 
 Warden, John, Bookseller, n.d., IV. 
 
 59- 
 
 Warden, Speech of a, to the Fellows of 
 his company, 1642, III. 260. 
 
 Wardlow, Jas., Bookseller, Fdinhurgh, 
 1697, IL 545. 
 
 Wards and Liveries, Treatise of. Sir 
 Jas. Ley, 1642. 
 
 Ware, Sir Jas. Antiquities and His- 
 tory of Ireland, 1705, III. 260.— 
 De Hibernia et Antiquitatibus ejus, 
 Disquisitiones, 1654, 1658, II. 633. 
 — De praesulibus HiberniiB, 1665, 
 III- 313- — Hunting of the Romish 
 Fox, 1683, IL 633. 
 
 Ware, John, Bookseller, Dublin, 1701, 
 IV. 168. 
 
 Ware, R. Edited Garvei/s Conversion 
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 Waresbourne, Lord, Late Discourse of, 
 1664, III. 224. 
 
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 Warfare epitomized. Lewis Roberts, 
 
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 Waring, Eobt. Account of M. Pryn's 
 Refutation of Oxford's Plea, 1648, 
 II. 633. — Amoris Effigies, 1649^ 3rd 
 Ed., 1664, H. 642 ; 4tli Ed., 1688, 
 H. 642, III. 261; 1671,111. 261. — 
 Effigies of Love, 1680, H. 642, II. 
 633. — Picture of Love unveiled, 
 1682, H. 642. — Contributed to Jon- 
 sowMS Yirbius, 1636. 
 Workman, Giles. Private men no pul- 
 pit men : Answered in J. Knowles, 
 Private Plea, 1648. 
 Warly, J. English Iliads, 1674, I. 
 446. — The Reasoning Apostate, 
 1677, L 446. 
 Warlike directions, l^hos. Fisher, 1 644. 
 Warmstrey, G. Virescit vulnere virtus, 
 
 1628, H. 642, I. 446. 
 Warmstry, J. Threni Exon. in Ob. 
 J. Petri Baron de Writtle, 161 3, H. 
 680. 
 Warmstry, T. The Baptized Turk, 
 1658, I. 447. — Vindication of the 
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 1648, L 447. 
 Warmstrey, Wm. Assertion : in More 
 
 News from Rome, 1666, II. 486. 
 Warner, Lady. Life, 1696, II. 633. 
 — /. Eea's Flora, 1665, contains 
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 Warner, Mr. Answer to Mr. Rider's 
 
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 Warner, Mrs. Eliz. Life : in Life of 
 
 Lady Warner, 1696. 
 Warner, Thos.,- Bookseller, 1725, II. 
 
 153 ', 173I) i^- 161. 
 Warner, Wm. Albion's England, 1586, 
 H. 642 ; 1589, 1592, 1596, H. 643 ; 
 1597, H. 643, IL 633 ; 1602, 1606, 
 H. 643; 1612, H. 643, IL 633.— 
 Pan his Syrinx, 1585, 1597. H. 642. 
 — Translated Plautus, Mensechmi, 
 
 I59S- 
 Warning for all worldlings to learn to 
 die, H. 147.— for bad Wives, 1678, 
 II. 587. — for maids to keep their 
 good manners, 1590, IL 377- "^""^ 
 servants, 1680, IL 569.— for world- 
 lings. J. Oorderoy, 1608.— from the 
 Lord God out of Zion. E. Bourne, 
 1660.— for all men of the shortness 
 of tBe time and days, .1565-6, IL 30. 
 
 — or caveat for all men to Hye, (Sfc, 
 1581, II. 33. — song to Cities all, &c., 
 1577, II. 414. — the plague rewardes 
 that follow all gamesters, 1578, II. 
 32. — to all maydes that brewes thayre 
 oune bane, 1565-6, II. 30. — to 
 come out of Babylon. And. Ram- 
 say, i^t,?,. — to England. Jas. Parke. 
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 1562-3, II. 226. — to England, let 
 London begin. Wm. Birch. — to the 
 wise. T. Churchyard, 1580. — to the 
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 Warnings to the unclean. John Wil- 
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 Warren, A., Printer, 1660, II. 578; 
 
 1662, II. 421. 
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 Warren, Arth. The Poor man's pas- 
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 Warren, G. Impartial description of 
 
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 Warren, John. Translated Nicodemus, 
 his Gospel, 1630, I. 306. — Verses in 
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 Warren, Rob. Translated Tablet of 
 
 Cebes, 1699. 
 Warren, T., Printer, 1651, II. 5 ; 1652, 
 H. 134; 1653, IV. 56; 1654, IL 
 620; 1658, H. 272; 1659, L 162, 
 IIL 93 ; 1693, L 490, IL 482, IIL 
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 179; 1697, II. 380. 
 Warren, Thos., Bookseller, 1643, J. 
 
 320; 1644, I. 414- 
 Warren, Thos., and Joshua Kirton, 
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 1639, IIL 86. 
 Warren, W. Nursery of Names, 1 58 1 , 
 jj_ 542- — Discourse between a 
 wealthy citizen and a miserable 
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 Warren, Wm. Strange and lament- 
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 Warrin, J. Vita Jesu Christi, 1568, 
 
 IIL 261. 
 Warrington, Hen., Earl of. Speech, 
 
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 Warwick, Ambrose Dudley, Earl of. 
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 Diodorus Siculus, Successors of 
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 1589 ; G. Whetstone's Sir P. Sidney, 
 1586, ded. to. 
 
 Warwick, Ann, Countess of, Acuna's Ee- 
 solved Gentleman, 1594; B. Allison's 
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 231 ; /. Taffin's Marks of children 
 of God, 1590; G. Turlervile's Epi- 
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 Warwick, Chas., Earl of, Leez Lachry- 
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 n. 635. 
 
 Warwick, John, Earl of, W. TJiomas' 
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 Warwick, Mary, Countess of, The ver- 
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 Warwick, Mary, Countess of. The 
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 B. Spenser's Four Hymns, 1596, 
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 — Joyful Message from the H. of 
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 — Letter to the Earl of Holland : in 
 
 Lord Willoughby's Letter, 1642, II. 
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 of proceedings of, 1640, I. 447. — '■ 
 True relation of Examination of 
 Witches before, 1645, I. 147. — Sir 
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 Lucan's Pharsalia, May, 1627 ; S. 
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 Warwick, Le Comte de. ' Mme. Dau- 
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 Warwick, Arthur. Spare Minutes, 2nd 
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 Warwick, Arthur, and F. Quarles. En- 
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 Warwick, Sir P. Memoirs of the reign 
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 Warwick, Wm., Bookseller, 1663, IIL 
 
 275- 
 
 Warwick Castle, Terrible News from 
 Hartford, with coming of Cavaliers 
 to assault, 1642, II. 280. 
 
 Warwickshire, Ballad of three vertuous 
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 three wells in, 1579, II. 634. — Certifi- 
 cate of the D. L.'s concerning the 
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 Bailey, 1587. — Exact and true rela- 
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 634. — Resolution of D.L.'s, Captains 
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 — Strange but true news . . . sheep- 
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 Wase, Chr. Considerations concern- 
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 Washbourne, Thos. Divine Poems, 
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WASHINGTON 
 
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 Washington, T. Translated N. Nicho- 
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 Wasp's nest found above the ground, 
 1582, II. 635. 
 
 Wastel, S. Divine Art of Memory, 
 1683, H. 644. — Microbiblion, 1629, 
 H. 644, II. 63s, A. 272.— True Chris- 
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 Watchman's Warning-piece, 1646; H. 
 ■ 442. 
 
 Watchword, Apology or Defence of the. 
 Sir F. Hastings, 1598. — for War. 
 Gh. Gihhin, 1596. — for wilful women, 
 158 1, I. 466. — to all Religions. Sir 
 F. Hastings, 1598. — to England to 
 beware of traitors. A. Munday, 
 1584. 
 
 Water Cormorant's complaint against 
 a brood of Land Cormorants. John 
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 Water- drawing, Art of. R. D' Acres, 
 1660. 
 
 Water drinker. Fallacy of the great, 
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 Water-engine. A Century of Inven- 
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 Waterford, Rich., Viscount, S. Lassels' 
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 Waterford Printers. Thos. Bourke, 
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 Waterhouse, Agnes, Second Exam, and 
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 Waterhouse, E. Declaration of the 
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 1660, H. 635. — Eortescutus lUustra- 
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 Monitor, 1660, II. 635. — Humble 
 Apology for Learning and Learned 
 Men, 1653, IIL 261.— Modest Dis- 
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 1655, III. 261. — Narrative of the 
 late Fire in London, 1667, III. 261. 
 
 Waterhouse, Mr., Letter to : in A AVild-/ 
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 Waterhouse, Nath. W. AinswortKs 
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 Waterhouse, Philip, Bookseller, St. 
 
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 Waterhouse, Wm. One Tale is good, 
 1662, III. 261. 
 
 Waterman, Sir Geo., Lord Mayor. T. 
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 Waterman's Fare of mad merry western 
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 Watermen, Price of fares to be paid to, 
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 Waters, Geo., Printer, of Dart, 161 5, 
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 Waters, Discourse of. Tlios. Tryon, 
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 Waterson, John, Bookseller, Croien, St. 
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 449; 1626, it 320, 597; 1630, L 
 118, 134, 283; 1632, L 284; 1633, 
 H. 246; 1634, H. 204, L 160; 163s, 
 H. 575 ; 1637, L 441, n. 79; 1638, 
 I. 388; 1639, H. 204, I. 160, 284; 
 1640, II. 463; 1641, III. 96. 
 
 Waterson, Simon, Bookseller, Crown, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, 1585, H. 
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 H. 138, 474, IL 686; 1593,^406; 
 1594, H. 138; 159s, H. 138, L 116; 
 i597> IIL 47; 1598, H. 138; 1599, 
 I. 116; 1601, H. 137; 1602, H. 
 ' 246, 292, 341, L 115, IL 262, 322; 
 1603, H. 252, 658, L 322, IL 341, 
 IV. 89 ; 1604, H. 285, 296, I. 184, 
 IL 704; 1605, H. 139, IL 534, H. 
 557; 1606, IL 157, IV. 39; 1607, 
 H. II, 139, 432. 471, I- II, "6, 
 400; 1609, H. 139, I. 117; 1610, 
 H. 471, 1611, H. 161 ; 1612, 1. 282 ; 
 1613, H- 557, I- 387; 1614, L 65; 
 1617, L 258; ifii8, IV. 672; 1622, 
 L 258, IL 559, 709, H. 558; 1623, 
 H. 137, L 116, IL 559; 1625, H. 
 280; 1626, IL 157; 1627, H. 558, 
 L 387 ; 1628, L 317 ; 1629, L 496, 
 IL 79; 1632, H. 471, L 258; 1633, 
 L 387; 1634, I. 117; 163s, H. 
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WATERSON 
 
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 Waterson, Simon, and Eobert Clavell, 
 
 1566, I. 87; 1657, II. 79. 
 Waterton, High Constable of Wapping, 
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 Wates, R Dialogue between Life and 
 
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 Watford, The untimely burial, or 
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 Watkins' Ale, Ditty delyghtful of 
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 Watkins, Eichard, Bookseller, 1569, II. 
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 Watkins, Eichard, and Jas. Eoberts, 
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 1579. H. 388, 404, IL 470, III. 
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 IL 269; 1583, II. 270, in. no; 
 1586, IL 578; 1587, IL 215, 591, 
 IV. 9; 1588, IL 270; 1589, IL 68, 
 153. 236, 257, 270 J 1590, IL 660, 
 716; 1591, H. 237, 453, IL 153; 
 1592, IL 123, 153; 1594, H. 3, IL 
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 Watson, John. English Martyrology, 
 
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 Watson, Eich. Answer to Elymas the 
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 Watson, Eob. Almanac and Prognos- 
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 Watson, Secretary, Churchyard's Praise 
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 — Pirst Set of Italian Madrigals, 
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 Sophocles, Antigone, interprete, 1581, 
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 Watson, Thos. Verses in S. Ashe's 
 
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 Watson, Thos., and others. Hunting 
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 Watson, Thos., Boolcseller, 1642, I. 
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 Watson, Wm. Important Considera- 
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 Watson, "Wm., Bookseller, 1641, I. 
 
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 Watson, "Wm. A Lawyer's Advice to 
 
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 Watts, Isaac. Art of reading and 
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 Watts, Rich. Young Man's Looking 
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 Watts, "Wm. Translated Augustine's 
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 Waugh, Jas., Bookseller, Turk's Head, 
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 Way of the World. W. Congreve, 1 700. 
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 Tryon, 1685. — to pay old debts. P. 
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 — Ephemeris, 1655, I- 45i. IV. 
 109. — Merlini Anglici Errata, 1647, 
 
 III. 263. — No Merline, no Mercurie, 
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 poems, i66i,n. 640.— Works, 1683, 
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 Wharton, Sir Geo., Ballad of Combat 
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 Wharton, Mrs. Verses in E. Young's 
 
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 Wharton, Philip, Jas. Bellot's French 
 
 Grammar, 1578, ded. to. 
 Wharton, Philip, Lord, G. Ridpath's 
 
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 Wharton, Thos., W. Mountfort's Suc- 
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 What peace to the wicked. G. Wither, 
 
 1640. ^will you have, 1649, H. 650, 
 
 I. 451. — you will. J. Marstun, 
 
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 Wheat, Proclamation for putting the 
 
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 Wheeler, W. Spiritual portion of 
 
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 peace again. M. Parker, n.d. — you 
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 Whetstone, G. Aurelia, 1593, H. 651. 
 — Censure of a loyal subject, 1586, 
 1587,11. 652.— Enemy to Unthrifti- 
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 Discourse, 1582, H. 651.— Honorable 
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 H. 652.— Life and death of Sir P. 
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 — Mirror for Magistrates, 1584, H. 
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 Geo. Gascoigne, 1577, H. 650 ; 
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 Whetstones, Game of three, 1568, H. 
 650. 
 
 Whetstones Park, News from, 1674, 
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 and Virgins of, 1680, A. 165. 
 
 Which of these flowers that here you 
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 Whig, Character of a, 1700, II. 641. 
 
 Whig feast. The, 1682, IL 641. 
 
 Whig-land, New Ballad from, 1682, II. 
 641. 
 
 Whiggism, Loyal Satire against, 1682, 
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 Whigs' entertainment, Congratulatory 
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 Whight, N. Commendation of Music, 
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 Whimzies. R. Brafhwaite, 1631. 
 
 Whip for an Ape. J. Laneham, n.d. — 
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 worldlings. St. Taylor, 1586. — for 
 lechery, A Flaming, 1700, II. 263. 
 
 Whipping of the Cat, Answered by 
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 /. Marston, 1601, H. 378.— or Trip- 
 ping, No. J. Marston, 1601. 
 
 Whips, New ballad of the strange and 
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 Whirliglgg turning to his points, The, 
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 Whirl-wind, Exact and true relation of 
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 Whiston, Jas., Case of. By Jas. Dun- 
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 Whiston, W. Translated Curio's Pns- 
 quine in a Trance, 1566. 
 
 Whitaker, Alex. Good News from 
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 Whitaker, Dr., Antidote against the 
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 Whitaker, Ed. Letter to the Protes- 
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 Whitaker, Jeremiah, Living Loves : 
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 Whitakei:, Lawrence. Elegy in Thos. 
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 Whitaker, Eich., Bookseller, 1620, II. 
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 39; 1624, at the King's Head, St. 
 Paul's Churchyard, 1. i, 433, 11. 381 ; 
 1625, H. 21, I. 23; 1626, II. 611 ; 
 1631, IL 551; 1633, L 182, IIL 
 47; 1635, IL 61, IIL 102; 1637, 
 
 I. 183; 1638, IL 24, 61; 1639, A. 
 268; 1640, L 385, IL 590; 1641, 
 L 126; 1644, IL 69; 1647, IL 522. 
 
 Whitaker, Thos., BooJcseller, 1647, H. 
 
 43 2 ; 1 648, a^ Kinp's Arms, St. Paul's 
 
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 1649, II. 277. 
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 Whitaker, Tobias. Peri Udroposias, 
 
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 Whitaker, Dr. Wm. Life. C. Barlcs- 
 
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 Whitaker, W. The Conspiracy, 1680, 
 
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 Wlxitboume, E. Discourse and dis- 
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 course containing a Loving Invita- 
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 Whitbread, Thos., alias White, and 
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 partial consideration of last Speeches 
 of, 1679, IL 71, Ez. Tongue's New 
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 VThitby. Allum Works: W.Simpson's 
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 Whitchcott, Jeremy. Payne Fishei's 
 
 Deus et Eex, 1675. 
 Whitchurch, Ed., Printer, 1540, IV. 
 
 121; 1541, IV. 9j 1543, IIL 255; 
 
 1545, H. IS, IL 205; IS46, III. 
 
 204, IV. 50; 1547, H. 22, IV. s8; 
 
 1548, L 404; IS49. H. 23, 576, L 
 
 404; 1550. n. 493, IIL 12, IV. 16, 
 
 18, A. 269; XSSI, IL 493, IV. 80; 
 
 1560, III. 19s; n.d., H. 2Sii 291, 
 
 I- 209, 3S9, IL 334, 592, IV. 39. 
 Whitcombe, Wm. Janua Divorum, 
 
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 White, Andrew, Bookseller, Royal Ux- 
 
 change, 1 58g, H. 188 ; 1S91, H. 570; 
 
 IL 41S, 416, 649; 1592. IIL 94. 
 White, Aquila, Letany of John Bast- 
 
 loick, in Letters to, 1637, IL 40. 
 White, Benj., Printer, 1679, I- S^i- 
 White, Bernard, Boolcseller, 1687, IL 
 
 575- 
 White, Daniel, Bookseller, 1659, II. 
 
 142; 1660, IL 578, 640. 
 White, Edw. Epistle : in W. Gilbert's 
 
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 White, Edw., Bookseller, Gun, Little 
 
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 315; 1578, H. 457. II- 3,36,5.37, 
 S68, 654; 1579, H. 37, 107, 180, 
 S3I, IL 2, 14,' 76, 3S5, 6S4, 656, 
 IIL 17; 1580, H. 237, 31S, 339, 
 462, 609, 678, L 147, IL 4S, 88, , 
 153, 183, 199, 211, 237, 246, 257, 
 301, 479, 491, 551, 587, 601; 1581, 
 H. 179, 180, 407, 687, IL 192, 427,^ 
 484, 604, IIL 166; 1582, H. 349; 
 1583, H. 18, IL 3S4, 587; 1584, 
 H- 237, 497; 1S85, H. 118, 427, 
 437, I- 121 ; 1586, H. 32, 181, 212, 
 
 357, 415,419,11- 13, 13°, 193, 172, 
 314, 316, 332, 340, 354, 387, 418, 
 426, 530, s66, 640, 643, 6s3; 1587, 
 H. 164, 237, 238, IL 228, 604 ; is88, 
 H. IS2, 239, 406, II. 167, 217, 228, 
 IIL 300; 1589, H. 466, IL 228; 
 1590, H. 8, 382, 437, S91, L 9, IL 
 143, 217, 229, 415; 1S9I, H. 67, 
 434, 447, 698, L 317, IL 87, 207, 
 229, 717; 1592, H. 193, 241, 322, 
 343. 466, IIL 132; IS93, H. 467, 
 A. 208; IS94, H. 243, 322, 470, I. 
 248, IL 6, 173, 195, 196, 237, 316, 
 iZ'=, 483,561; 1595, II- 143, 565; 
 
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 1596, H. 146, 341, 437,464, I. 121, 
 
 II. 242, 347; 1597, I. 121; 1598, 
 H. 152, 485, I. 63, 11,221; 1599, 
 H. 243, 322, 466, 468, I. no, 248; 
 1600, H. 382, 469, 518, I. 448, HI. 
 305,241; 1601,11.289,381; 1602, 
 H. 148; 1603, H. 342, 412, III. 92 ; 
 
 1604, H. 59, 154, 167, 469, III. 98 ; 
 
 1605, H. 187, 367, 373, II. 220, 279, 
 485; 1606, H. 32, 373, 517, I. 191; 
 1607,11. 566, I. 161, II. 709; 1608, 
 H. 193, IV. 159; 1609,1.296; i6io, 
 H. 513, I. 63, 121, A. 265; 1611, 
 H. 469, 11^ 412 ; 1612, II. 196, IV. 
 67; 1616,111.154; 1617,111.154; 
 1618, H. T93 ; 1620, H. 540, 1. 286 ; 
 1636, H. 191; n.d., H. 77, 450, I. 
 
 96. 33°.. 417. II- 371.484- 
 
 WMte, Eliz., Example of God's gracious 
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 White, Fr. Opera Mathematica, 1589, 
 IV. 109. 
 
 White, Francis, of Gray's Inn. Pro- 
 bable author of The Idol of the 
 Clownes, 1654, I. 90 ; Majestas In- 
 temerata, 1649, I. 272. 
 
 White, Ignatius. Vindication, [1660], 
 III. 263. 
 
 White, John. Diacosio-Martyrion, 1553, 
 H. 653, 11. 641. 
 
 White, John, W. G.'s Detection of cer- 
 tain notorious shifts, &c., uttered by, 
 
 III. 91. 
 
 White, John. Short Catechism, 1632, 
 
 II. 641. 
 
 White, John. First Century of Scanda- 
 lous, Malignant Priests, 1 643, IV. 109. 
 White, John. Psalms in metre, 1655, 
 
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 White, John. A Eich Cabinet, 1658, 
 
 III. 263; 1668, IV. 177. 
 
 White, John, alias Fowler. Confes- 
 sion, 1674, III. 112. 
 
 White, John. Countryman's conductor, 
 1 701, I. 452. 
 
 White, John, Printer, 1613, 11. 358; 
 1614, H. 386, 429, 524, II. 279, 
 556; 161S, H. 61, 350, II. 187; 
 1621, II. 382 ; n.d., H. 553, I. 394. 
 II. 20. 
 
 White, John, Bookseller, Hulij Lamb, 
 Little Britaine, 1625, IV. 83. 
 
 White, John, Bookseller, Threaclneedle 
 'Street, 1661, I. 211. 
 
 White, John, Printer, York, 1683, 11. 
 
 393; 1696, I. 289; 1698, III. 159. 
 White, John, Printer and Bookseller, 
 
 Newcastle, 1727, I. 472. 
 White, Jos., Bookseller, Mephant, Char- 
 ing Cross, 1700, III. 207. 
 White, Lady Katherine, Thos. White's 
 
 Contemplation of Heaven, 1654, ded. 
 
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 White, Lawrence, Bookseller, White 
 
 Cross Street, 1679, II. 486, III. 232. 
 White, Margaret, Printer, 1683, 1. 477, 
 
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 White, Nich. Translated Valerius 
 
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 White, Peter. Memorable Sea-fight, 
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 White, K., Gent. Translated Sir K. 
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 White, E. Engraved portraits in /. 
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 Th. Flatman's Poems, 1674 ; J. 
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 1690; S. Haworth's Duke's Bagnio, 
 1683 ; J. RawJet's Poetic Miscel- 
 lanies, 1687; B. Platincis Popes, 
 1685 ; A. Snape's Anatomy of a 
 Horse, 1683 ; Sir H. Spelman's 
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 Sir Jas. Turner's Pallas Armata, 
 1683; Isaac Walton's George Her- 
 bert, 1670: Dr. Sanderson, 1678; 
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 found, 1678, L 442.— Title and por- 
 trait in Sir H. Spelman's English 
 Works, 1723. — Frontispiece in 
 Homei's Odyssey, Ogilby, 1669 ; 
 Adam Littleton's Linguse Latinse 
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 VI., 1598, VII., 1600, VIII., 1600, 
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 White, Rob., Printer, 1641, H. 556, 
 
 II. 558 ; 1642, II. 247, 347 ; 1644, 
 
 III. 239, 274; 1646, H. 170, II. 
 595; 1648, II. 132, III. 38; 1650, 
 II. 127, 295, III. 10, 109; 1653, 
 II. 511; 1656, II. 390; 1657, II. 
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 II. 161; 1674, III. 231; 1677, I. 
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 White, Thos. Discovery of Brownism, 
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 White, Ttios., alias Whithread, and 
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 White, Thos., "True relation of horrible 
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 White, Thos. Little Book for Little 
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 White, Sir Thos., Benefactions of : in 
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 White, Tristram. Martyrdom of St. 
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 White, Widow, Boolcseller, 16 13, II. 
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 White, Wm. Earities of Eussia, 1662, 
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 White, Wm., Printer, Cow Lane, 1592, 
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 The English Eechabite, n.d., IV. 
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 Whitehorne, P. Certain ways for or- 
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 White-Ladies, 1660, H. 95. 
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 Whitford, Kich. Daily exercise and 
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 Whit^t, Archbp. John, Defence of 
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 and Q. Anne, performed by, 1685, 
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 Whithorne, Thos. Bassus of Duos, 
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 Whiting, jS". Albino and Tiellama, 1 639, 
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 Whitledge, Tii., and W. Everinghau), 
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 Whitlock, K,Booksellei;nr. Stationers' 
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 III 12, n8, 286, 31Z, 314; 1697, 
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 Whitlock, Rev. John. Sermon on 
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 1695, II. 125, 219, 382; 1696, IL 
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 Whitlock, R. Zootomia, 1654, 1. 454- 
 
 Whitmore, Sir George, Lord Mayor: 
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 Whitney, Geffrey. Choice of Em- 
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 Whitney, Capt. Jas. Life, 169^, I. 
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 Whitrow, S. Work of God in a dying 
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 Whitston, J. De justicia et sanctitate 
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 Whitsuntide, Ballad in praise of, 1586, 
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 Whittel, J. Constaiitinus Eedivivus, 
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 Whittingham, W., and others. Epistle 
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 Whittington, George, Bookseller, at 
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 1647, ii- 212, 213, ill. 78; 1648, 
 
 L 392, IL 213, in. 4; 1649, IL 
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 Whittington, Sir Eich., Ballad : Vor- 
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 Compare T. H. 
 
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 pedestri oratione, &c., 1515, IV. no. 
 — Treveris,w.(i.,III.2 65. — Deconciii- 
 nitate grammatices et constructione, 
 1516,1V. no; 1517,0.643; 1519, 
 1523, IV. no. — De heteroclitis no- 
 minibus, 1519,1520,1521,1523,1524, 
 1526, 1527,1V. 113; W. deWorJe, 
 7i.d.., III. 265; 1533, and Treveris, 
 n.d. (2), IV. 113. — De institutioue 
 Grammat., 1520, II. 642, IV. no; 
 
WHITTLESEY 
 
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 410 
 
 ] 
 
 WICLIFF 
 
 1521, IV. 1 10. — De octo partibus ora- 
 tionis, 1519, IV. Ill; 1520,11.643; 
 1522,1.454; 1523,1533, WoTde,n.d., 
 IV. III. — Declinationes nominuin, 
 1517. 1519..1521, 1524, IV. hi; 
 
 1525, Tieveris, n.d , IV. 1 1 2. — Gram- 
 mat/icae Pars I., De Nominum gene- 
 ribus, 1520, 1521, 1534, Treveris, 
 n.d., IV. 112. De Verborum prsete- 
 ritis at supinis,- 1521, 1522, 15^4, 
 
 1526, IV. 112; 1527,11.643; 1529, 
 
 III. 265; 1533, II. 643. — Gramma- 
 ticse Pars II., De Syllabarum quan- 
 titate, 1519, I. 453, III. 265, IV. 
 II; 1521, 1522, Treveris, n.d., IV. 
 1 1 1 ; 1527, II. 643. — Lucubrationes, 
 1517,1V. 113; 1519,1.198; 1521, 
 
 IV. 113; 1523, I. 454, IV. 113; 
 1525, 1. 484 ; 1529, III. 265 ; W. de 
 Worde, n.d., III. 265. — Opu.sculuni 
 affabre recognitum, W. de Worde, 
 n.d., II. 643, III. 265; 1519, H. 
 654. — Sintaxis, 1521, II. 643, IV. 
 112 ; 1522, III. 265, IV. 113 ; 
 
 1524. i52S> 1527. 1533. IV. 112; 
 Treveris, n.d., IV. 113. — Vulgaria, 
 1520, 11. 642 ; 1521, IV. 110; 
 '524, I- 454. IV. hi; 1527, II. 
 643; iS3i> i533> IV. III.— Edited 
 Cicero, De Senectute, n.d. ; Cicero, 
 De Officiis, 1540. — Translated I^ras- 
 mus, Good Manners for Children, 
 1522; jSeweca's Honest Living, 1546; 
 »Se?jeca;'sEemedyesagaynste all casual 1 
 chaunces, &c., 1547. 
 
 WMttlesey, Thos., Bookseller, 1662, 
 IV. 47. 
 
 Whitwood, Wm., Boolcseller, H. 161, 
 655 ; Sioan, Buclr. Lane, 1666, I. 
 216; 1668, I. 176, 460, II. 597, 
 IV. 177; 1669, II. 118; 1670, H. 
 193. 352, 636, I. 445 ; 167 1, H. 
 132, I. 254, III. 139; 1673, H. 
 294, 481, 636, III. 306 ; 1674, 
 H. 481 ; 1676, IT. 706 ; 1678, I. 
 184; 1682,11 620; 1683,111.269; 
 1684, II. 556; 1686,11. 369,438; 
 1687, H. 260, 1. 176, 205, II. 88, 553; 
 1691, III. 207 ; 1692, IV. 139 ; n.d., 
 H. 93, 158, 395. 514, 537, 607, 1. 50. 
 
 Whitworth,- Mr., Boolcseller, Man- 
 chester, 1725, III. 49. 
 
 "Who live so merry and make such 
 sport, 1558-9, H. 475. 
 
 Whore, A common. John Taylor, 
 1622. — The costly, 1633, H. 655, II. 
 643.— The crafty, 1658, H. 655, II. 
 643. — The famous. G. Markham, 
 1609. — The honest. T. Decker, 
 1635. — The sixpenny. [1684], H. 
 655. — The Twopenny, H. 655. — The 
 wandering, 1663, H. 655. 
 Whore, New Song of the misfortunes 
 of an old, [1688], II. 643. 
 
 Whore of Babylon. T. Decker, 1607. 
 • — of Babylon's Pockery Priest, i6|-j, 
 III. 200. — of Babylon's Last Speech 
 and Confession, 1673, III. 199. 
 
 Whoredom, Invective against. Thos. 
 Becon, n.d. — and thrift, Ballad 
 Against, 1567, II. 31. 
 
 Whore-masters, New advice to, II. 643. 
 
 Whores' petition to the London Pren- 
 tices, 1668, H. 655. Prentices' 
 Reply, 1668; and the Citizens' Eeply, 
 1668, H. 655. — Rhetoric, 1683, H. 
 655, L 454. 
 
 Whoring, God's judgements against, 
 1697, IV. 113. 
 
 Whose eckow 10 all men doth cry. 
 Ballad, 1566-7, II. 31. 
 
 Why come ye not to Court. John 
 Skelton, .n.d. 
 
 Wicked Wil's sawce to Turner's Dish 
 of wagtails, 1613, II. 35, 
 
 Wickedness, Reward of. Rich. Robin- 
 son, 1573. 
 
 Wickham, Humph. Diego Redivivus, 
 1692, II. 717. — The Notorious Im- 
 postor : or Life of Wm. Morrell, who 
 personated, 1692, III. 164. 
 
 Wickham wakened. M. Llewellyn, 
 1672. 
 
 Wickins, J., Boolcseller, 1680, IV. 160; 
 1681, IL 48; 1695, IIL 189, IV. 
 115- 
 
 Wickins, N. Woodstreet Compter's 
 Plea for its Prisoner, 1638, H. 655, 
 I. 454. — and others. Humble Peti- 
 tions, 1641, IV. 160. 
 
 Wicliflf, John. Dialogorum libri quat- 
 tuor quorum primus Divinitatem et 
 Ideas tractat,'i525, IV. 114. — Trea- 
 tise against Orders of the Begging 
 Priars, 1608, IL 643.— Wyclyffe's 
 Wycket, 1546, IIL 265, 266.— Por- 
 trait : in Bale's lUust. Majoris Brit. 
 Sci'iptores, 1548. 
 
WICKLOW 
 
 [' 8" ] 
 
 WILD 
 
 Wicklow, Strange News from, 1678,1!. 
 
 292. 
 Wicks, M. Easy way to the Art of 
 
 Numbers, 1658, I. 455. 
 Widdowes, G-iles, Bookseller, Green 
 
 Dragon, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1670, 
 
 I. 44; 1674, I. 243, 356. 
 Widdows, M., Bookseller, 1676, II. 
 
 339- 
 
 Widdrington, Sir Thos. Speech : in 
 Articles against Bp. M. Wren, 1641. 
 
 Widow, The. Ben Jonson, J. Fletcher, 
 and T. Middleton, 1652. — Complaint 
 of a, 1564-5, II. 644. — I will have 
 a, yf ever I marye, 1557-8, II. 644. 
 — of Watling Street, 1597, I. 262. 
 — ranter. A. Behn, 1690. — The 
 triumphant. W. Cavendish, Duke 
 of Newcastle, 1677. — The wary. R. 
 Higden, 1693. 
 
 Widow Edith. Walter Smith, 1625. 
 
 Widow's lamentation for absence of 
 Children, 1643, I- 455- — mite. A. 
 6., 1619, H. 217. — tears. G. Chap- 
 man, 1612. — Warning for, 1566, II. 
 644. 
 
 Widows,, Proposals for the benefit of. 
 W. Assheton, 1699. 
 
 Wife, A : not ready made, but be- 
 spoken. R. Aylet, 1653. — A, now a 
 widow. Sir Thos. Over-buri/, 161 4. — 
 Good.' R. Brathwaite, 1618. — How 
 a man may choose a good, from a bad, 
 1608,111. 314; 1621, 1630, 1634, 
 I. 455. — Illustrious. Giles Oldes- 
 worth, 1673. — Mistaken. Thos. 
 Grantham, 1752. — of Beath, The 
 new, 1700, I. 455. — The vertuous. 
 T. Durfey, 1680. — Worthy example 
 of a. vertuous, H. 675. 
 
 Wigand, J. De Neutralibus et Mediis, 
 1562, I. 445 ; iS9i> II- 717; 1626, 
 in. 266. 
 
 Wigenton, Eliz. Trial for whipping a 
 girl to death, [1680], II. 512. 
 
 Wight, John, Bookseller, Rose, St. 
 Paul's CImrchyard, [1550], H. 39 ; 
 
 1559, II. 402; 1561, H. 97, n. 
 
 119; 1566,11. 7; 1568,11. 7, 387; 
 
 1572, H. 382, II. 387; 1574, n. 
 374; 1575- n. 387; 1578, n. 7; 
 1579, 11.481; 1581,11. 41; 1582- 
 
 I. 282; 1584, IV. 11; 1586, II. 
 279, IV. 79; 1588, H. 562, II. 
 
 374 ; 1590, n. 387 ; 1592, H. 258 ; 
 
 1600, II. 373 J n.d., H. 561, 674, 
 III. 159. 
 
 Wight, J., Bookseller, nr. Christ Church 
 
 Door, 1613, III. 315. 
 Wight, J., J7:, Bookseller, Old Bailey, 
 
 H. 161. 
 Wight, Thos., Bookseller, 1595, II. 7, 
 
 314,481; 1596,1.222; 1598,1.82, 
 
 II. 562; 1600, III. 89, IV. 128; 
 
 1601, II. 468, IV. 129; 1602, 11. 
 238. 
 
 Wight. To the King's most excellent 
 majesty. G. Lauder, 1629. 
 
 Wightman, Wm. Dedication in Vir- 
 gil's ^neid, trans. Phaer, 1562, H. 
 632. 
 
 Wigmore, Dame Anna. Ladies' present 
 to a princess, 1627, IL 644. 
 
 Wigmore, Lord, The Fair Maid of 
 Dunsmore's Lamentation, occasioned 
 by, H. 644. 
 
 Wigornia : a Poem, 1697, II. 660. 
 
 Wilbee, A. De Comparatis Compar- 
 andis, 1647, (2), IV. 114. 
 
 Wilberton, Thos., The Ranters ranting, 
 with the Confession of, 1650, H. 
 498, II. 512. 
 
 Wilbie, J. Fifst Set of English Mad- 
 rigals, 1598. Second Set, 1609, H. 
 
 655- 
 
 Wilcocke, Jas. The true English Pro- 
 testants' Apology, 1642, III. 314. 
 
 Wilcock, Wm., A. Andreas, Ques- 
 tiones, 1480; Valencius, Expositiones, 
 1481, printed at the expense of. 
 
 Wilcocks, Thos. Glass for Gamesters, 
 1581, H. 655. — Narration of the fire 
 at Wooburne, 1595, H. 655, II. 644. 
 
 Wilcox, J., Bookseller, 1721, II. 148. 
 
 Wilcox, John, Bookseller, Crown, Raid's 
 Churchyard, 1647, H. 456. 
 
 Wilde, A., Bookseller, 1736, II. 294; 
 1737,11. 653; 1743, II. 330; 1758, 
 I. 279. — Printer, 1722, II. 380. 
 
 Wilde, Edmond, Wm. Ramsay's Man's 
 Dignity, 1661, ded. to. 
 
 Wilde, J., Printer, 1693, II. 337, 529 ; 
 1694, IL 529. Comp. John Wilde. 
 
 Wild, John, R. Chamberlaine's Joca- 
 bella, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Wild, John, Bookseller, 1686, III. i. 
 
 Wild, Jonathan. Humble Petition, 
 [1725], I. 455.— Last farewell to the 
 
WILD 
 
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 World, [1725], I. 455. — Proceedings 
 of the trial, [1725], 1. 455. — Life, by 
 H. D., 1725, II. 174. — The Ordinary 
 of ^Newgate's account of behaviour, 
 &c., 1725, I. 304. 
 
 Wild, Josiah, Bookseller, 1672, I. 130. 
 
 Wild, Joseph, Bookseller, Castle Street, 
 1682, III. 268. 
 
 Wild, Joseph, Bookseller, Elephant, at 
 Charing Cross, 1697, II, 59; 1698, 
 III. 212,- 1699, II. 563. 
 
 Wilde, Mr., and others. London's 
 Liberties : Learned Arguments of, 
 165 1, IL 361; 1682, IL 364. 
 
 Wild, Serjeant, W. OasfeWs Discovery 
 of America, 1644, ded. to. — and H. 
 Salway. Letter to Speaker Lenthall, 
 1642. IV. 116. 
 
 Wild, Eob. A "Wipe for Iter Boreale 
 Wilde, 1670, H. 6s6.^Dialogue be- 
 tween Death and, H. 656. — Dr. 
 Hewitt's Letter to, 1656, H. 655. — 
 Essay on the Dnke of York's late 
 Victory, 1665, H. 656. — FJagellum 
 Poeticum, 1672, II. 644. — Humble 
 thanks for H.M.'s Declaration for 
 Liberty of Conscience, 1672, III. 
 226; 1673, H. 656. — In nova ani- 
 mus, H. 656. — Ingenious contention, 
 1668, H. 656. — Iter Boreale, 1660, 
 H. 685; 1 66 1, H 685, II. 644; 
 1668, 1670, H. 655; 1671, IL 644. 
 — Iter Boreale, his country clown, 
 1665, H. 656. — Letter to him from 
 J. J., 1672, I. 455. — Loyal Non- 
 conformist, 1666, H. 656. — Moon- 
 shine, 1672, III. 286. — Poem upon 
 the imprisonment of Mr. Calamv, 
 1663, H. 656. To Dr. Wild, in the 
 words of his own poem to E. Galamy, 
 1662 : An Answer to Mr. Galamy, 
 1663, H. 655. On, the Answer to 
 Dr. Wilde's poem, 1663, H. 656.— 
 Poor Eobin's Parley with, 1673, H. 
 656. — Scotch riddle unfolded, 1666, 
 H. 656. — Scourge for the Libeller, 
 1672, H. 656. — Sovereign remedy 
 for the Presbyterian malady, 1663, 
 H. 656.— The Benefice, 1689, h! 
 656-— These for his old friend. Dr. 
 Wild, 1672, H. 656.— Tragedy of 
 
 Christopher Love, 1660, H. 655. 
 
 Your Servant Sir : or Ralpho to Hudi- 
 bras, 1663. Hudibras answered. 
 
 1663, H. 656. — Poem on Cock fight- 
 ing, in G. Cotow'i- Gamester, 1680, 1. 
 103. — and others. Rome rhymed to 
 death, 1683, I. 364. 
 
 Wild, Wm., Bookseller, 1659, II. 174. 
 
 Wilde, W., Printer, 1696, H. 153, IL 
 694, IV. 95; i69(?), IIL 231. 
 
 Wild Wantonnes take warning by 
 Josepheus, 1563-4, II. 322. 
 
 Wildfire plot found out in Ireland, 
 1641, II. 301. 
 
 Wild Goose chase. F. Beaumont and 
 J. Fletcher, 1652. 
 
 Wildman, John. Putney Projects, 
 1647, IIL 266. —Truth's Triumph, 
 1647, III. 266. 
 
 Wildman, Major John, and others, 
 London's Liberties : Learned Argii- 
 ments of, 1651, IL 361 ; 1682, II. 
 364- 
 
 Wilford, Geo., Bookseller, Little Bri- 
 tain, 1652, H. 171. 
 
 Wilford, J., Bookseller, Three Flower 
 de Luces, Little Britain, 1724, III. 
 
 257; 1725, I- 146 J 1727, I. 429; 
 n.d., I. 483. 
 
 Wilkes, Oliver, Bookseller, 1575, 1. 100. 
 
 Wilkes, Judith. Confession, 1689, 1. 
 456.— The Orange, [1690], IL 647., 
 
 Wilkin, Richard, Bookseller, 1696, IL 
 47.6; 1697, IL 218. 
 
 Wilkins, David. Edited J. Seldeni 
 Opera, 1726. 
 
 Wilkins, Geo. Miseries of Inforced 
 Marriage, 1607, H. 656 ; 1611, 1629, 
 1637, I. 456. — Pericles, Prince of 
 Tyre, 1608, H. 656.— Tliree Miseries 
 of Barbary, 1603, H. 656.— and T. 
 Decker. Jests to make you merry, 
 1607, H. 149. 
 
 Wilkins, J., Printer, 1698, I 423. 
 
 Wilkins, Jonathan, BooJcseller, 1682, 
 L 297. 
 
 Wilkins, Bp. J. Discovery of a new 
 world, 1640, II. 644. — Discovery of 
 a World in the Moon, 1638, H. 656, 
 II. 644; traduite par le Sr. de la 
 Montague, 1656, IIL 266.— Essay 
 towards a real character, 1668, II. 
 645.— Mathematical Magic, 1648, H. 
 656, IL 644; 1680, IL 645.— Mer- 
 cury, 1 64 1, H. 656, IL 644; 2nd 
 Ed., 1694, IL 644.— Memorials of. 
 C. Barksdale, 1681. 
 
WILKINS 
 
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 WILLIAM III. 
 
 Wilkins, John, Boolcseller, 1673, III. 
 
 2.S- 
 
 Wilkins, Kich. Sope - patentees of 
 London petition opened and ex- 
 plained, 1646, II. 645. 
 Wilkins, Eich., Bookseller, of Boston, 
 
 N.E., 1696, III. 53. 
 Wilkins, Timothy, and J. Maynard, 
 
 Booksellers, 1641, II. 644. 
 Wilkinson, Chr., Bookseller, Black Boy, 
 
 Fleet Street, 1668, I. 1x2, IV. 27; 
 
 1669, I. 329 ; 1670, II. 702, III. 
 
 II ; 1671, IV. 160; 1673, II. 654, 
 
 III. 296; 1682, II. 325, III. 113; 
 
 1683, II. 52; 1684, II. 662, III. 
 
 40; 1691, I. 353; 1697, III. 258. 
 Wilkinson, Ed. Isahac's Inheritance, 
 
 1603, H. 657. — Thameseidos, 1600, 
 
 H. 656, I. 456. 
 Wilkinson, E., and A. Eoper, Book- 
 
 sellers, 1696, II. 693, III. 71, 271; 
 
 1699, III. 229. 
 Wilkinson, Hen. Characters of a sin- 
 cere heart, 1674, I. 456. — Funeral 
 
 Sermon on Mrs. M. Corbet, 1660, 
 
 H. 657. 
 Wilkinson, John. Translated Aris- 
 totle's Ethics, 1547, IV. 4. 
 Wilkinson, John. Offices of Coroner 
 
 and Sheriffes, 1628, II. 645. 
 Wilkinson, Eich. Verses in /. Farmer's 
 
 Plain-song, 1591. 
 Wilkinson, Eob. The Merchant Eoyal, 
 
 1615, I. 456. — The Stripping of 
 
 Joseph, 1625, I. 456. 
 Wilkinson, Wm. Systema Africanum, 
 
 1690, II. 645. 
 Will Bagnal's Ghost. Fdm. Gayton, 
 
 1659. 
 wm Bucke, His Testament. John 
 
 Lacy. 
 Will of Wit N. Breton, 1606.— yt 
 
 never be the better? 1561-2, II. 29. 
 Willan, Leon. The Phrygian Fabulist 
 
 (^sop) moralized, 1650, H. 4. 
 Willems, Conrad, Printer at Munster, 
 
 1533, II. 237. 
 Willes, Eich. Poemata, 1573, H. 657. 
 
 — Peter Martyr's History of Travel 
 
 in the E. and W. Indies, [1640], II. 
 
 385- 
 Willes, S. To the king's most sacred 
 
 majesty, 1660, H. 657. 
 Willes, T. Vestibulum Linguae Latinse, 
 
 1651, I. 456. — Help for the Poor, 
 visited by the plague, 1666, III. 266. 
 
 Willet, Dr. Andrew. Life, by C. Barks- 
 dale, II. 37. 
 
 Willet, Eowland. Sacrorum Emblema- 
 tum Oenturia Una, 1595, H. 657. — 
 Translated Merry Jests concerning 
 Popes, &c., 1617, H. 300. 
 
 Willford, Joane, and others. Examina- 
 tion, confession, and Trial, 1645, H. 
 316. 
 
 William I., of England, History of: 
 in Silas Taylor's History of Gavel- 
 kind, 1663. — Life, yij Sir John Hay- 
 ward, 1613 ; S. Clarke, 1671. — Argu- 
 mentum Anti-Normannicum, 1682, 
 II. 15. — Fair Em, the miller's daugh- 
 ter of Manchester, with the love of, 
 H. 325. 
 
 WilUam 11, of England. Life. Sir 
 John Hay ward, 1613, II. 273. 
 
 WilUam III., of England. Account of 
 the most memorable acts of his life, 
 1697, II. 648. — Address of the Lords 
 and Commons to, i68|, II. 645; 
 1689, II. 646. — Address of the Lords 
 to, 1699, II. 648. — Address of the 
 Commons to, 1689, II. 646. — Address 
 of St. Andrews University to, 1689, 
 IV. 114. — Address by /. Dry den, 
 1689. — Address to divers Members of 
 Parliament, 1688, III. 267. — Advan- 
 tages of the present settlement, i68g, 
 II. 646. — Anglia Grata : or a hearty 
 English welcome to, 1695, II. 717. 
 — Answer to a paper importing a peti- 
 tion from the Archbp. of Canterbury 
 and others, 1688, II. 645. — Articles 
 of Peace with Louis XIV., 1697, 
 
 II. 648. — Carmen triumphaie. Wm. 
 Hodge, 1697. — Carmina in expedi- 
 tionem Britannicam ab ill. Guil. III., 
 
 III. 267. — Character of the Prince 
 of Orange, 1688, L 456; 1689, I. 
 456, IV. 114. — Congratulatory Poem 
 to. B. Harris, 1697. — Death, Dis- 
 course on, by Rob. Fleming, 1702. — 
 Debates in the Lords and Commons 
 on the Abdication, 1695, IV. 115. — 
 Declaration, 1688, IIL 266, IV. 114, 
 A. 272; 3rd Declaration, 1688, III. 
 266. — Declaration of the Nobility, 
 &c., at Nottingham, 1688, II. 646. 
 — Declaration of the Lords and Com- 
 
WILLIAM III. 
 
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 WILLIAMS 
 
 raons, 1689, 11. 646. — Description of 
 the Arches, for the receiving of, 169 1, 
 IV. 115. — Entertainment at the 
 Hague : in Description of the United 
 Netherlands, 1691, II. 420. — Exact 
 account of the Progress in Ireland, 
 1690, I. 456. — Exact Eelation of 
 Entertainment at the Hague, 1691, 
 
 I. 457. — Form of Prayer and thanks- 
 giving for the preservation of, 1690, 
 A. 272. — Form of Prayer to be used 
 ... on day of Coronation, 1691, A. 
 272. — Form of the intended Corona- 
 tion Oath, 1689, II. 648. — Four 
 Questions debated, 1689, IV. 114. 
 — Guil. Aug., &c. Adveneris omiie 
 secundo, &c. By M. M., 1696, II. 
 373. — His affection for the Church 
 of England examined, 1703, II. 648, 
 —Historical account of memorable 
 actions of. »S'. /., 1683, II. 306. — 
 K. William or K. Levris, 1689, II. 
 646. — Letter from the Camp at Quar- 
 ringuan, 1674, 11. 645. — Letter from 
 the Archbishops and Bishops to, 1688, 
 
 II. 645. — Letter to a Bishop concern- 
 ing the present settlement, 1689, IV. 
 1 14. — Ministers' reasons for not read- 
 ing the Kg.'s declaration, 1688, III. 
 267. — Names of HM.'s Privy Coun- 
 cil, 1688, 1. 456. — Necessity of settling 
 the Crown of England, 1689, IV. 
 114. — Obedience due to the present 
 king, 1689, IV. 114. — Poem to the 
 memory of. J. S., 1702, II. 529. — 
 Portrait : in The Dutch drawn to Life, 
 1664, II. 419. — Prayer for His High- 
 ness, 1688, III. 266. — Proclamation, 
 i68f. III. 314. — Eeasons offered for 
 placing His Highness singly on the 
 throne, 1688, I. 456. — Reflections 
 on the horrid conspiracy to murder, 
 1692, II. 648. — Relation du voyage 
 en Hollande, 1692, II. 648. — Royal 
 Message to the Peers, &c., 1641, III. 
 266. — Specimen of the Declaration 
 against Debauchery, 1689, II. 646. — 
 The Royal Adventure, 1690, II. 647. 
 — The Royal Voyage, or the Irish 
 expedition, 1690, II. 647. — The 
 Triumph Royal, 1692, II. 648. — 
 Win. Beyer's Eight Instruction of 
 Three Languages, 1681 ; New Map 
 of the Kingdom of England, [1690]; 
 
 A. PeMe's Catholic Churcli, 1662, 
 ded. to. 
 William III., and Mary. Coronar 
 tion : Form of Proceedings, 1689, I. 
 456. — Considerations offered for 
 taking the Oath of Allegiance to, 
 1689, II. 646. — Defence of, against 
 an infamous libel., M. S., 1689, II. 
 530. — Friendly conference concern- 
 ing the new Oath of Allegiance, 
 
 1689, II. 646. — History of. B. 
 Burton's House of Orange, 1693. — 
 Opinion on a general Liberty of Con- 
 science, 1689, II. 646. — Pastoral on 
 the success and coronation of, 1689, 
 III. 267. — Reasons by the Rector of 
 P. for taking the Oath of Allegiance, 
 
 1690, II. 647. — The courtly triumph, 
 1689, II. 646. — D. Loffgan's Canta- 
 brigia lUustrata, [1690], ded. to. 
 
 'William and Dorothy.' . The Wonder- 
 ful deliverance at Sea, [1670], I. 457. 
 
 William and Margaret. Ballad, [1680], 
 II. 649. 
 
 William of Malmesbury and others. 
 Rerum Anglicarum post Bedam prse- 
 cipui, &c., 1596, II. 200. 
 
 William of Nassau, Brief Discourse 
 of the assault upon. /. lauregni, 
 1582. — Report of lamentable death 
 of, is'84, I. 219. — Report of death 
 of. B. Serack, 1584. — Portrait: in 
 /. B.'s Heroic Education, 1657. 
 
 William of Newbury and others. 
 Rerum Britannicarum, &c., 1687, III. 
 74. — Rerum Anglicarum libri V., 
 1567, III. 266. 
 
 William of Wickham. Historica Des- 
 criptio, 1597, L 457. 
 
 William Augustus, 2d S. of George, 
 Prince of Wales. Portrait: in T. 
 Tuite's Oxford Spelling Book, 17 16, 
 
 Williamite, Character of a, 1690, II. 
 647. 
 
 Williamite Lady, and a Jacobite, 
 Desperate Combat between, II. 648. 
 
 Williams, C. Translated Boutigny's 
 Tarsis and Zelie, 1685. 
 
 Williams, David, Hugo Chrotius, against 
 Paganism, &c., 1676, ded. to. 
 
 Williams, Sir Ed., L. Sharpe's Noble 
 Stranger, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Williams, Francis, BooJcseller, Globe 
 against the Exchange, 1626, H. 60, 
 
WILLIAMS 
 
 [ 8is I 
 
 WILLIAMSON 
 
 167, 242, 522, 627, II. 57, 285, III. 
 20, 316 ; 1628, H. 47. 
 Williams, Geo. Almanack and Prog- 
 nostication, 1557-8, II. 649. 
 Williams, Griffith. Jura Majestatis, 
 
 1644, II. 649. 
 Williams, Jacob, Printer, Edinburgh, 
 
 II. 42. 
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 Winstanley, J. Law of Freedom in 
 a Platform, 1652, IIL 269.— New- 
 year's gift for the Parliament and 
 Army, 1650, II. 652. 
 Winstanley, W. England's Worthies, 
 1684, IL 652. — Ilistorical Obser- 
 
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 II. 652. — Loyal Martyrology, 1665, 
 I. 459, — Muses' Cabinet, 1655, H. 
 660. 
 Winter, B. The Fortune Teller, 1640, 
 
 IL 652. 
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 1 65 1, ded. to. 
 
 Winter, Sir John, /. Tatham's Fancies 
 Theatre, 1640, ded. to- 
 
 Winter, J., Prinier, \(il\, I. 114, II. 
 581. 
 
 Winter, Lady, wife of Sir John, Alber- 
 tus Magnus, Adhering to God, 1654, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Winter, S. New Dispensatory of 40 
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 Precious Treasury, 1649, II. 652. 
 
 Winter, Thos. Translated Du Bartas' 
 Second Day's Creation, 1 603 ; Third 
 Day's Creation, 1604. 
 
 Winter, Sir Wm., W. Bourne's Trea- 
 sury for travellers, 1578, ded. to. 
 
 Winter, Lamentable Reports of this 
 windy, 161 2-13, II. 652. — The Cold, 
 1614-15, IL 652. — wonder; or 
 the Thames frozen over, 1684, H. 
 214. 
 
 Winter - evening conference between 
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 Winter- evening's entertainments. 
 Rich. Burton, 1705. 
 
 Winter's just return, In, 1557-8, II. 
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 Winterton, R. Translated ./, Gerard's 
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 Winterton Lights. Reasons why the 
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 Wirceburg. See Wurzburg. 
 
 Wirekerus, N. Speculum Stultorum, 
 [1680], H. 660. 
 
 Wirksworth, DerbyshiVe, Laws and 
 Customs of the Wapentake of. T. 
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 Wisbech, True relation of the faction 
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 Wisdom, Rob. Contributed to Vita et 
 
WISDOM 
 
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 WITCH 
 
 Obitus H. et C. Brandoni, 1551, 
 H. 55. 
 Wisdom, Book of. Wyer, n.d. H. 45 ; 
 John Larlie, w.d— Garden of. SirW. 
 R., 1636. — Introduction to. Lud. 
 
 ■ Vives, n.d.^-Oi. Pierre Charron, 
 
 ■ [1620]. — of the ancients. Sir Fr. 
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 1563-4, II. 29. 
 
 Wisdom's Conquest: Translation of 
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 1651. — dictates. Fr. Tryon, 1691. 
 
 Wise, Andrew, Bookseller, St. Paul's 
 Churchyard, 1589, I. gi ; 1593, H. 
 414; 1594, H. 414; 1597, H. 547, 
 548; 1598, H. 547, 548, 11. 509; 
 1599. H. 548; 1600, H. 201, 436, 
 
 ■ 549; 1602, H. 73, 548. 
 
 Wise, Hen. and Geo. London. De la 
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 Wise, Mr., and others. Trial, 1633, 
 III. 146. 
 
 Wise, Tho. Animadversions upon Lily's 
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 Wise and ingenious companion. A. 
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 three year old, I. 84. — King and the 
 learned Judge. B. Carier, 16 18. — 
 man's crown. J. Heydon, 1664. — 
 steward. Eieh. Cro/t, 1697. — Viel- 
 lard, 1621, H. 367. — Virgin. Jas. 
 Fisher, 1653. — woman of Hogsdon. 
 T. Heyivood, 1638. 
 
 Wiseman, John, /. Taylor's Praise of 
 Hempseed, 1620, ded. to. 
 
 Wiseman, Sir Eich., P. Massinger'.i 
 Great Duke of Florence, 1636; J. 
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 Wiseman, S. Verses in Flaminius, 
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 Wiseman, Sir W. The Christian Knight, 
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 Wishartt, W. Immanuel, 1642, II. 
 
 661. 
 Wislake, Abr. Verses in W. Kempe's 
 
 Education of Children, 1588. 
 Wistow, Rich., ./. Partridrie's Trea- 
 
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 Wit a sporting. Hen. Bold, 1657. — 
 against Wisdom. Erasmus, 1683. — 
 and Drollery. By Sir John M., Jas. 
 S..SirW.D.,J.D., i66i,H. 168.— 
 and Drollery, 1682, I. 460. — and 
 fancy in a maze. Sam. Holland, 
 1656. — and folly in a maze, 1653, H. 
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 1682, II. 653. — and mirth. John 
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 661. — and wisdom. Contract of a 
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 Discourse of. D. Abercromby, 1686. 
 — for Money. T. Durfey, 1691.— 
 for Money, being a relation of the 
 life of Oapn. Jas. Hind, 1651. — 
 Greene's groatsworth of, 1596, 1. 191. 
 — Half.pennyworth of. Humphrey 
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 promiscuous poesie. Th, Jordan, 
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 H. 661. — Model of. G. Boccaccio, 
 1634. — newly revived, H. 509. — of 
 a Wom'an. Comedy, 1 604, H. 469, — 
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 653. — Quintessence of. F. Sansovino, 
 1590. — restored, 1640, I. 461. Sir 
 John Mennis, 1658. — revived, 1655, 
 H. 661. Ed. Gayton, 1660. — Satyre 
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 1656, "IIL 633. — Sports of. R. 
 Flecknoe, 1675. — Triumph of. John 
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 i^gj. — without Money. F. Beau, 
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 Witc, E. Against the wilful incon- 
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 Witch, The. T. Middleton, n.d. — 
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 a, 1644, H. 37. — Infallible true and 
 assured. /. Gotta,x624. — Thewicked 
 work of il wretclied. G. B., 7592. 
 
WITCHCRAFT 
 
 [ 8^2 ] 
 
 WITHER 
 
 — uf EJaiouton. /. Ford, T. Decker, 
 and Win. Rowley, 1658. — of Eiidor. 
 Titus Oates, i679.^of Endor, In- 
 terpretation of. Lud. Muggleton, 
 1669. — of the "Woodlands. L.Price, 
 1674. — 'Relation of the discovery, 
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 Witchcraft and Witches, Philosophical 
 considerations concerning. Jos. Glan- 
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 1700. — Blow at modern Sadducism. 
 Jos. Olanvill, 1668. — Case of Hert- 
 fordshire, considered, II. 280. — cast 
 out from the religious seed and Israel 
 of God, 1655, I. 461. — Confutation 
 and discovery of. John Stearne, 1 648. 
 — discovered and punished: or Trial 
 of Three Witches, II. 1 73. — Discourse 
 of. Wm. Perlcws, 1608. — Discovery 
 •of. E. Fairfax, 162 1 ; Reg. Scot, 
 1581. — Display of supposed. /. 
 Webster, 1677. — Full confutation of, 
 17 12, III. 109. — further displayed, 
 1712, III. no. — Impossibility of, 
 1 712, HI. no. — Message from 
 Heaven 'on the sin of, 1.648, H. 662. 
 — Mystery of. Thos. Cooper, 1 6 1 7. — 
 Opinion of, vindicated. R. T., 1670. 
 — Question of, debated. J. Wagstaffe, 
 1669. — Strange and wonderful, 1621, 
 H. 662, III. 139 ; 1635, H. 662.— 
 Trial of. John Gotta, 1616. — Trea- 
 tise of. Alex. Roberts, 1616 ; J. 
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 Witches, Advertisements to the Jury- 
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 postures of. J. Brinleij, 1680. — 
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 Relations of Matters of fact concern- 
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 Witchcrafts, Dialogues concerning. 
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 apprehended and executed, 1613, H. 
 662. — arraigned and executed at 
 Chelmsford, 1589, H. 188. — at 
 Maidstone, Prodigious and Tragical 
 history of, 1652, H. 316.— at Pit- 
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 1704, ir. 476.— Book of, 1578, H. 
 662. — Candle in the Dark. T. Ady, 
 1656. — Detection of damnable driftes 
 
 of, ,1580, I. 147. — Dialogue of. L. 
 Dancsus, 1575. — Discourse of the 
 subtil practices of. Geo. Gifford, 
 1587. — Discovery of. M. Hopkins, 
 1647. — Examination and confes- 
 sion of certain, 1566. John Philip. 
 — executed at Bedford, Book of, 
 1 61 2-13, II. 43. — in Essex, True 
 and exact relation of, 1645, I. 147. 
 — in Essex, Relation of several in- 
 formations, executions, &c., 1645, H. 
 188. — in Huntingdon, Arraignment, 
 Judgement, &c., 1593, H. 289. — in 
 Huntingdon, Examination of, 1646, 
 H. 289, — in Lancashire, Wonderful 
 Discovery of, 1613, H. 325. — in New 
 England, Further Account of Trials. 
 /. Mather, 1693. — ^"^ Renfrewshire, 
 Relation of practices of, 1697, II. 
 545. — Laws concerning, 1645, H. 
 662, 1. 461. — Of. Hen. More, 1689 ; 
 /. Beaumont, 1 705. — of Abington, 
 Confession of, 1578-9, II. 653. — of 
 Huntingdon. J. Davenport, 1646. 
 — of Warboys, Discovery . of, 1593, 
 II. 297. — PandsBmonium. R. Bovet, 
 1694.- — Perfect Discovery of.- T. 
 Ady, 1 66 1. — Philosophical Considera- 
 tions concerning. J. Glanvill, 1667. 
 — Pleasant treatise of, 1673, H. 663, 
 
 I. 654. — Report of strange, found in 
 Newnham Regis, H. 230. — Saddu- 
 cismus Triumphatus. J. Glanvill, 
 1681. — Scratching of the, 1S79, H- 
 654. — Strange report of, 1601, H. 
 H. 662. — ^taken at S. Oses, Infoi;- 
 mations. Examinations, &c. W. W., 
 1582. —Treatise concerning : in Rich. 
 Bernard's Guide, 1627.^ — True and 
 impartial relation of Informations 
 against, 1682, H. 158, I. 127. — 
 Warning to, 1584-5, II. 654. 
 
 Witebergae. See Wittemberg. 
 Withagius, John, Printer, Antioerp, 
 
 1555. I- 354- 
 Withals, J. Short Dictionary, 1553, 
 L 461 ; 1556, H. 663; n.d., Berthe- 
 let; n.d., H. 663; 1562, H. 663, 
 
 II. 654 J 1566, n. 654; 1568, H. 
 663, A. 273; 1572, 1574, 1581, H. 
 663 ; 1584, IL 654 ; 1586, 1599, 
 1602, 1608, H. 663;.i6i6, 1634, 
 H. 664, I. 461. 
 
 Wither, ^G. A cause allegorically 
 
WITHER 
 
 [ 823 ] 
 
 WITHER 
 
 stated, 1657, H. 669, II. 655.— A 
 satire, 1614, I. 461; 1615, H. 664; 
 1616, H. 664, A. 273.— A single si 
 quis, [1648], H. 668.— A sudden 
 flash, 1657, H. 669. — A Triple 
 Paradox, 1661, H. 671.— Abuses 
 stript and ,whipt, 1613, H. 664, I. 
 461; 1614, 1615, 1617, H. 664. — 
 Address to Members of Parliament, 
 i657,H. 670. — Amygdala Britannica, 
 1647, H. 668. — Animadversion on, in 
 H. ifi/itore's Follie's Anatomie, 161 9. 
 — Another Address to Eichard Crom- 
 well, H. 670. — Boni ominis votuni, 
 1656, H. 669. — Britain's Remem- 
 brancer, 1628, H. 667. HisEemem- 
 brancer, 1643, H. 673, II. 655. — 
 British Appeals, 1651, H. 669. — 
 Campo Musae, 1643, 1644, 1661, H. 
 667. — Cantica Sacra, H. 672. — Car- 
 menTenarium Semi-Cynicum,[i649], 
 I. 463. — Carmen Eucharisticon,i649, 
 I. 463. — Carmen Expostuliitoriuiii, 
 1647, H. 668. — Cordial of Confec- 
 tion, 1659, H. 670, 11. 655. — De- 
 claration in the person of Oliver 
 .Cromwell, H. 670. — Divine Poems, 
 1688, H. 672; 1728, I. 465.— 
 Doubtful Almanack, 1646, H. 668, 
 I. 7. Major Wither's Disclaimer of, 
 1646, H. 668; 1667, I. 463.— 
 Echoes of the sixth trumpet, 1665, 
 H. 672. — Emblems, 1635, H. 666. 
 — Epitaph on Lady Scott, H. 673. 
 
 — Epithalamia, 1612, H. 664.' — 
 Ei)istolium-Vagum-Prosa - Metricuni, 
 
 1659, H. 670. — Exercises upon the 
 first Psalm, 1620, H. 665, I. "462. — 
 Fair Vertue, 1622, H. 665. — Fidelia, 
 1615, II. 654; 1617, 1619, H. 665. — 
 Fides Anglicana,i66o, H. 670, 1. 464 
 
 — Fragmenta Prophetica, 1669, H. 
 672. — -Furor Poeticus Propheticus, 
 
 1660, H. 670. — Gemitus de Carcere 
 nantes,i684, H. 672,11.655. — Grate- 
 ful acknowledgement of a late trim- 
 ming Eegulator, 1688, H. 672.— Hale- 
 lujah, 1641, H. 660.— His prophecy 
 of our present calamity, 1628, H. 
 673, I. 465. — History of the Pesti- 
 lence, [1630], H. 666.— How Mr. 
 Peters jeered. Hugh Peteri>' Tales 
 and Jokes, 1660, H. 454.— Humble 
 Declaration and petition, 1657, H. 
 
 670. — Hymns and Songs of the 
 Church, 1623, H. 666, I. 462; n.d., 
 I. 462. Bookbinders' Petition to 
 the House of Commons concerning, 
 1624, H. 45. — Improvement of Iiii- 
 jirisonment, &c., 1661, H. 671. — 
 Iter Boreale, H. 672. — Iter Hiber- 
 nicum, H. 672. — Joco-Serio, 1661, 
 H. 671. — Johnson's answer to : in 
 Description of Love, 1620, H. 350. 
 — Justitiarius Justificatus, 1646, H. 
 667. — Juvenilia, 1622, 1626, H. 
 665; 1633, H. 665,1.462. — Letter 
 to Sir John Danvers, H, 668. — 
 Letter to, 1646, H. 673. — Letter to, 
 touching his soi-disant exploits in 
 Kent, &c., 1646, H. 673. — Letter to, 
 to prevent his future pseudography, 
 1646, H. 673. — Letters of Advice, 
 1644, H. 667, L 463 ; 1645, L 463. 
 — Majesty in Misery, 1648, 1681, 
 H. 668. — Meditations upon tiie 
 Lord's Prayer, 1665, H. 671. — Me- 
 morandum to London, 1665, H. 672, 
 I. 464. — Mercurius Rusticus, 1643, 
 H. 667. — Mr. George Wither's Re- 
 vived, 1683, H. 673. — Modern 
 Statesman, 1654, H. 669, I. 464. — • 
 New Song of a young man's opinions, 
 H. 664.— Nil Ultra, 1668, H. 672. 
 — Opobalsamum Anglicanum, 1646, 
 H. 667, II. 655. — Parallellogram- 
 maton, 1662, H. 671, III. 270. — 
 Paraphrase of the Ten Command- 
 ments, 1697, I. 465. — Patrick's Pur- 
 gatory, H. 672.- — Petition and Njir- 
 ration, 1658-9, H. 670. — Philarete's 
 Complaint, H. 672. — Private address 
 for 3 Sept. 1658, H. 670. — Private 
 address to Oliver Cromwell, 1657-8, 
 H. 670. — Preparation to the Psalter, 
 T619, H. 665, I. 462, in. 315.— 
 Prince Henry's Obsequies, 161 2, H. 
 664, I. 461. — Proclamation in the 
 name of the King of Kings, 1662, 
 H. 671, L 462. — Prophecy, 1641, 
 H. 667. — Prophetical Trumpeter 
 sounding an Alarum to Britain, H. 
 668. — Prosopopoeia Britanica, 1648, 
 H. 668, I. 663. — Psalms of David, 
 1632, H. 666. — EespublicaAnglicana, 
 1650, H. 668, I. 463.— Salt upon 
 Salt, 1659, H. 670.— Scholar's Pur- 
 gatory, 1625, H. 665.— Se Defen- 
 
WITHEE 
 
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 WITS 
 
 dendo, 1643, H. 667. - Sliepherd's 
 Hunting, 1615, H. 664, I. 461. — 
 Sighs for the Pitchers, 1666, H. 672, 
 
 I. 465, — Sin's Confession, 1658-9, 
 H. 670. — Some Advice to the new 
 elected Burgesses, 1645, H. 667. — 
 Songs of the Old Testament, 162 1, H. 
 665. — Specvdum Speculativum, 1 660, 
 H. 671. — Speech without Doors, 
 
 1644, H. 667, IV, 178. Answered, 
 
 1645, I. 463. Defended by Wither, 
 
 1646, H. 667. — Thankful Retribu- 
 tion, 1649, H. 668. — The dark lan- 
 tern, 1653, H. 669. — The great 
 Assizes, 1645, H.667. — The prisoner's 
 plea, 1661, H. 671. — The Protector, 
 1655, 1656, H. 669. ^- The tired 
 petitioner, [1648], H. 668. — ^Three 
 grains of spiritual frankincense, 165 1, 
 H. 668. — Tliree private meditations, 
 1665, H. 671, I, 464.^ — Timely 
 Caution, 1652, H, 669. — To the Par- 
 liament of the Commonwealth, 1654, 
 H. 669. — To the King when Prince 
 of Wales, H. 672. — To the most 
 lion, the Lords and Commons in Par- 
 liament, [1649], I. 465. — True state 
 of the cause between the King and 
 Parliament, H. 668. Jolm Taylor's 
 Aqua Musse. — Tuba Pacitica, 1664, 
 H. 671, I. 464. — Two Hymns, 1651, 
 probably by, I. 330. — Two incom- 
 parable generalissimos of the World, 
 1644, H. 667. — Upon a gentlewoman 
 who had foretold her death, H. 672. 
 — Vaticinia Poetica, 1666, H. 672. — 
 Vaticinium Causuale, 1655, H. 669, 
 
 II. 655, — Vaticinium Votivum,i649, 
 H. 668, I. 463. — Verses intended to 
 the King's Majesty, 1662, H. 671, 
 II. 655. — Verses presented to several 
 Members of the House of Commons, 
 1648, H. 668. — Vox et lacrimse 
 Anglorum, 1668, H. 672, I. 465, — 
 Vox pacifica, 1645, H, 667, — Vox 
 vulgi, H. 672, — Westrow revived, 
 1653, H. 669. — What peace to the 
 wicked, 1646, H. 668, I. 463.— 
 Wither's Motto, 1622, H. 665, 1. 462. 
 Answered by T. G[ains/ord],i625, H. 
 217. — Wonderful Prophecies, 1691, 
 H. 673.— Works, 1620, 11. 655.— 
 Vtrses in J.B/.axion's'Knglish Usuvoi', 
 
 J 634; Chr. Brooke's ILglogue, 1614, , 
 
 Gliost of Richard lit., 1614, and 
 Funeral Poems, 1625 ; Wm. Brow7ie's 
 Britannia's Pastorals, Bk. 2, 1616, 
 and Shepherd's Pipe, 1624; C. But- 
 ler's Feminine Monarchy, 1623; M. 
 Drayton's Polyolbion, 1622 ; The 
 Loyal Sacrifice, 1648, I. 331 ; Mau- 
 soleum, or Choice Epitaphs on death 
 of Prince Henry, 1613, H. 264; 
 Psalmi in metrum latinum traducti, 
 1630, H. 488; Capt. J. Smith's ^ew 
 England, 1616 ; Thos. Stafford's 
 Pacata Hibernia, 1633 ; A. Sutdiffe's 
 Meditations, 1634 ; Touchstone, or 
 Trial of Tobacco, 1676, H. 609.— 
 Portrait in Academy of Pleasure, 
 1656, H. 2 ; The Soul's Solace, 1631, 
 H. 568. — F. Colcain's Divine Blos- 
 soms, 1657, c?ec?. to. 
 
 Witherings, John, J. D'Oyly's Customs 
 of Swanns, 1632, ded. to. 
 
 Witherings, Thos. Mentioned: in Pro- 
 clamation for settling of the Letter 
 Office, 1635, II. 489. 
 
 Witherings, Wm., Sanctorius, Medi- 
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 Withers, Fabian. Translated Dariot's 
 Astrological Judgement of Stars, 
 1598; /, Indagine'e Chiromancy, 
 1558. 
 
 Withers, Steven. Translated Calvin's 
 Register of Saints' bodies, 1561 ; 
 Sleidan's Brief Chronicle, 1563. 
 
 Withers, Thos., Apprehending and tak- 
 ing of: Murder upon Murder, 1703, 
 IV. 71. 
 
 Withers, Wm., The Wonderful works 
 of God shewed in, 1581, H. 583, 
 676. 
 
 Withipol, Edm., T. Lupset's Exhorta- 
 tion to young men, 1538, ded. to. 
 
 Withrington, C, Bool-seller, 1648, IL 
 103. 
 
 Withycombe Parish Church, Relation 
 of accidents at and about, 1638, H. 
 157, III. 64, Second Relation, 1638, 
 H. 157, III. 64. — New and Strange 
 News from St. Christophers, 1638, 
 [by John Taylor], H. 418. 
 
 Witney, Woodcut of a loft at : in /. 
 Roioe's Tragi-Coracedia, 1653. 
 
 Wits, The: Sir Wm. Daoenant, 1636 ; 
 Matt. Stevenson, 1685; Fr. Kirk- 
 man, 167 1. 
 
WIT'S 
 
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 Wit's AcadBiuy, or Six pennywortli fur 
 a Penny, 1656, H. 308.— Academy. 
 JC. Meres, 1634; Ben Jonson, 1656. 
 — Academy, or the Muses' Delight. 
 8th Ed., 1701, II. 653; 1704, IV. 
 178.— Bedlam. John Davies, 1617. 
 ^Cabinet, 1737, 11. 653; 1701, A. 
 273. — Commonwealth. F. Meres, 
 1634; N. Ling, 1597 ; J. Bodenham, 
 1597. — extraction. Wm. Bagwell, 
 1664. — fancies. /. Ufflet, 1659. — 
 fits and fancies. A. Copley, 1595. 
 — interpreter. /. Ootgrave, 1655. — 
 labyrinth. J. S., 1648. — labyrinth, 
 or the exercise of idleness, 1610, II. 
 653. — led by the nose. W. Cham- 
 lierlaine, 1678.- — misery and the 
 world's madness. T. Lodge, 1596. 
 — 'new dial. A. Sherly, 1604. — of 
 Men. Walter Gharleton, 1669. — 
 paraphras'd. Matt. Stevenson, 1680. 
 — pilgrimage. John Davies, 1605. 
 —private wealth. N. Breton, 1612. 
 — progress, 1647, H. 661. — recrea- 
 tions, 1640, H. 661, 1.460; 1641, 
 J 650, H. 662, I. 460. — refined and 
 augmented, 1663, 11. 653. — scholar's 
 Prize, 1619-20, II. 653. — tearme, 
 1620, I. 460. — theatre of the little 
 world. N. Ling, 1598, — Touchstone 
 of. E. Hake, 1586. — Treatise of 
 Sports of. R. FLechnoe, 1675. — 
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 1633-4. H. 653. 
 
 Witt, John de. Political Maxims of 
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 Eemonstrance concferiiing the Pro- 
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 Witt, J. and C. de. Trophies of Demo- 
 cratical Justice, 1672, I. 219. 
 
 Wittie, Kob. Pons Scarburgensis, 
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 skopia, 1681, H. 673, II. 655.— Pj- 
 rologia Chimica, 1669, II. 655. — 
 Scarborough Spa, 1660, 1667, H. 
 673, II. 665. Animadversions in 
 W. Simpsorfs Hydrologia Chymica, 
 1669. — Translated I>. Primrose's 
 Popular Errors, 165 1.— New- Year's 
 gift for. G. Tonstall, 1672. 
 
 Wittemberg Printers N. Dorcaster, 
 1554; John Lufft, I537-5-' 
 
 Witty, J., Bookseller, 1682, II. 116. 
 
 Witty Combat. I'hos. Porter, 1663. — 
 fair one. Jas. Shirley, 1 633 — f ayned 
 sayings of Men, 1568, H. 159. — 
 Maid of the west, H. 158. — proverbs. 
 M. Grove, 1638. — rogue arraigned, 
 condemned and executed. R. Hai- 
 nam, 1650. — William of Wiltshire, 
 L. Price, 1674. 
 
 WittypoU, Sir Wm., Wm. Lilhjs Eng- 
 land's prophetical Merlin, 1644, ded. 
 to. 
 
 Wives, Ballet of good, 1557-8, II. 656. 
 — Commission unto all those whose, 
 be their masters, 1564-5, II. 656. — 
 Dialogue declaring the properties of 
 shrowde slirewes and honest. Eras- 
 mvs, 1557. — excuse. Thos. Southern, 
 1692.- — new-year's gift to her hus- 
 band, 1605, I. 25. — Warning to' all 
 wanton, 1564-5, II. 656. 
 
 Wiving and thriving. Of. Thos. Tusser, 
 1561. 
 
 Wizard unvizor'd, 1652, I. 465. 
 
 Wodenote, T. Hermes Theologus, 1 649, 
 
 I. 465. 
 
 Wodenotlie, Eichard, Bookseller, 1645, 
 
 II. 122, 250; 1647, IV. 142; 1649, 
 I. 113, II. 621 ; 1651, at the Star, 
 Cornhill, I. 292; 1653, IL 700; 
 1656, III. 106. 
 
 Wodroephe, J. Marrow of the French 
 Tongue, 1625, II. 656. — 'Spared 
 hours of a Soldier, 1623, H. 673, I. 
 465; 1625, H. 673. 
 
 Woeful complaint and lamentable death 
 of a forsaken Love, H. 352. — spec- 
 tacle of the just judgement of God, 
 1594, n. 392. 
 
 Woeing, Art of. M. Parker, 1638. 
 
 Wolacer, Theod., Printer, Hamburg^ 
 1598, II. 528. 
 
 Wolf, Giov. See John Wolfe. 
 
 Wolf, John, Printer, Frankfort, 1565, 
 
 III. 143- 
 
 Wolfe, John, Printer, 1 5 80, H. 1 6 ; 1 5 8 1 , 
 H. 568, IV. 174; 1582, in Distaff 
 Lane, H. 332, 644, 682, I. 471, II. 
 357, 379- 484, 651; 1583, H. 516, 
 651, II. 279, IV. 38 ; 1585, H. 124, 
 570, II. 227 ; 1586, H. 16, 155, 181, 
 338, 572, I. 405' II' 20; 1587, H- 
 65, 104, 196, 210, 237, 238, 573, 
 591, I. 257, IL 194, 227, 241, 475, 
 
WOLFE 
 
 [ 826 ] 
 
 WOMAN 
 
 639, III. 83, IV. 86; 1588, H. 16, 
 152, 181, 182, 239, 243, 291, 293, 
 323. 425, 510. 57°. S91. 1- 167, 230, 
 332, 11- 4. 88, 133, 167, 194, 200, 
 
 301. 351. 391. 398, 483, 485. 568, 
 581, III. 300; 1589, H. 226, 579, 
 591, I. 129, 168, 405, 407, IL 51, 
 166, 228,415,471,662,111.74,170, 
 219, IV. 164; 1590, H. 121, 175, 
 
 i95> 335. 389. 417, 476, 5S9> 631, 
 674, I. loi, 296, II. 2, 12, 182, 227, 
 246, 257, 415, 423, 535, 569, 570, 
 612, 620, 662, III. 63; 1591, H. 
 iSS. 182, 241, 333, 423, 447, 484, 
 570, 1. 142, 168, 191, 308, 396, II. 10, 
 87. 195. 230, 246, 415. 4i6, 485, 500, 
 517,557, 612,649,662,111. 84,174, 
 IV. 157; 1592, H. 241, 257, 408, 1. 
 191, II. 179, 230, 242, 264, 332, 491, 
 500, 508,523, 530, 587; 1593, H. 
 27, 104, 109, no, 179, 257, I. 87, 
 169, II. 222, 230, 246, 270, 300, 
 477, 607, III. 84, IV. 136; 1594, 
 H. 134, 277, II. 122, 170, 196, 220, 
 246, 416, 556, III. 301 ; 159s, H. 
 370, 568, I. 276, IL 39; 1596, H. 
 284, 690, I. 223, II. 387; 1597, II. 
 241, 326; 1598, H. 538, I. 87, 219, 
 II. 21, 377, 416, IV. 145, 146 ; 1599, 
 H. 141, 156, 210, 578, 674, I. 205, 
 408, II. 239, 247, 269, 272, 305, 417, 
 485, III. 94, 121, IV. 32 ; 1600, H. 
 382, I. 282, A. 265; n.d., H. 159, 
 182, I. 28, 262. 
 
 Wolfe, Nicholas, Bookseller, Bread 
 Street, Cheapside,i6'j6, 1. 482 ; 1677, 
 I. 317; 1682, III. 261; 1683, III. 
 261; 1684,111.140; 1699,111.140. 
 
 Wolfe, Philip. Carolo secundo acrosti- 
 chis, 1660, H. 673. 
 
 Wolfe, Reginald, Printer, 1542, H. 332; 
 1543, H. 332, 499, II. 514; 1544, 
 n. 537; 1545, ni. 139; 1546, H. 
 332; 1547, II. 565; 1548,11499, 
 IV. 93; 1551, H. 99, 499, I. 57; 
 1553, H. 473, 544; 1555, H. 499; 
 1556, H. 499, IL 515; 1560, IL 
 345,111.651; 1563,111.281; 1567, 
 in. 143, IV. 75; 1568, L 189, IL 
 663, in. 88; 1570, IV. 66; 1572, 
 L 257, U. 86; 1573,111. 179; n.d., 
 
 n. 664, m. 291, IV. 87. 
 
 Wolferston, Fr. Translated Ovid's Do 
 Arte Amandi, 166 1. 
 
 WoUaston, Sir John and Lady, J. 
 Vicars' Looking-glass for malignants, 
 1643, ded. to. 
 
 Wollaston, Lady E., J. Vicars' Baby- 
 lon's Beauty, 1644, ded. to. 
 
 Wollaston, Mr., Copy of a letter from 
 Col. John Lilburn to, 1646, II. 348. 
 
 Wollaston, W. Design of part of the 
 Book of Ecelesiastes, 1691, IL 656. 
 
 WoUay, Ed. New Year's Gift, 1571, 
 H. 673, L 465. 
 
 Wolley, Ed. Loyalty amongst Eebels, 
 1662, III. 270. 
 
 Wolley, Hannah. The Gentlewoman's 
 Companion, 1682, III. 270. — The 
 Queen-like Closet, 1670, 1675, II. 
 656. 
 
 Wolley, E. Present State of France, 
 1689, III. 270. 
 
 Wolley, Rev. Mr. The Complete Lib- 
 rary, 1692, III. 142. 
 
 Wolseley, Sir Chas. The Case of 
 Divorce and re-marriage, 1673. II. 
 
 523. 
 
 Wolseley, Eob. Poems, in A. Belin's 
 Lycidus, 1688. 
 
 Wolsey, Cardinal, Animadversions on. 
 Th. Baily's Life of Bp. Fisher, 1655. 
 — Life and Death. Thos. Storer, 
 1599; G. Cavendish,i66'j. — Memoirs 
 of, 1706, II. 657.-^Negociations of. 
 G. Cavendish, 1641. — Notice: in /. 
 Dickenson's Speculum Tragicum Ee- 
 gum, 1 60 1. — Satire against. Wm. 
 Roy, 1528. — Hen. Bullock^ Oratio, 
 1521 ; Galenus de pulsuum motu, 
 1522, ded. to. — and Archbp. Laud, 
 True Description, or parallel between, 
 1641, H. 327, II. 335. — and Archbp. 
 Laud, Canterbury's Dream, 1641, H. 
 328. 
 
 Wolstenhome, Sir John, Elegy on 
 death of : in F. Quarles, Sighs, 1640. 
 
 Woltrop, Cornelius, Printer, dwelling 
 at Saint Antonies, H. 156. 
 
 Wolverston, Roger. Latin Euphony, 
 1640, IL 657. 
 
 Woman, Accomplished, 1671, IL 658. 
 Walter Montague. — as good as the 
 man, 1677, III 271.— Childbearing. 
 W. Herbert, 1648.— Complete. Du 
 Boscq, 1 639.— Defence of a. B. Her- 
 ricJc, n.d. — Emblems of a vertuous. 
 E. F., 1650.— in the Moon. J. Lyly, 
 
WOMAN-CAPTAIN 
 
 [ 827 ] 
 
 WOMEN 
 
 1597. — is a weather-cock. N. Field, 
 1 61 2. — kild -with kindness. Thos. 
 Heywood, 1607. — Nature of a. Ghr. 
 Middleton, 1596.-: — never vext. Wm. 
 Rowley, 1632. — of Canyne, 1563-4, 
 II. 657. — of Greece, Revenge of a, 
 1569-70, II. 657. — outwitted, H. 
 676. — possessed with a Devil, True 
 and dreadful description of, 1584, I. 
 393. — Praise and dispraise of. C. 
 Fyrrye, 1564. — that was constrained 
 to eat her son from hunger, 1567-8, 
 11. 657. — The excellent, 1O95, III. 
 271. — The very. P. Massinger, 1639. 
 • — to the plow and man to the hen- 
 roost. M. Parlser, n.d. — turned 
 Bully, 1675, II. 658. — will have her 
 
 will, 1603, H. 470. Wvi. Hougliton, 
 
 1 63 1. — Worth of a. R. Feirers, 
 
 1622. 
 Woman-captain, The, Thos. Shad well, 
 
 1680. 
 Woman-hater, The. ^o7m Fletcher, 
 
 1607. 
 Woman-kind, Apology for. /. G., 
 
 1605. 
 Womankind, Treatise of the nohility 
 
 and excellencyof. CoiiieliusAgrippa, 
 
 1542. 
 
 Woman's birth. A, I. 466.— champion. 
 The good. /. ^ . , [ 1 640]. — conquest. 
 Hon. Edw. Howard, 167 1.— No help 
 like a. Thos. Middleton.— sharp re- 
 venge, 1640, H. 675, II. 594; 1650, 
 H. 675. — tongue. Anatomy of a, 
 1638, H. 674 ; 1658, H. 675.— worth, 
 A, 1599, li. 674.— work is never 
 done, I. 466. 
 
 Women, Apology for. W. Heale, 1609; 
 G. Newstead, 1620. — are not men, 
 Discourse that, 1638, II. 657.— Ar- 
 raignment of lewd, idle, forward and 
 unconstant. Jos. Swetnam, 1665.— 
 as good as Men, 1677, H. 676, 11. 
 27i._Beauty of, n.d., H. 673.— best 
 when they are at rest, 1557-8, II. 65 7. 
 —Brief Anatomy of, 1653, H. 675, 
 II. 658. — Commonwealth of. '1- 
 Durfey, 1686. — confessors. Seven, 
 1642, II. 657; 1641, H. 67S.--De- 
 ceit of, H. 674, ni. 27o.-Defence 
 of. Sir T. Elyot, iS4S; J- ■®«"g/"' 
 1697; Edw. More, 1560; Rob. 
 Vaughan, 1542.— Dialogue concern- 
 
 ing, 1 69 1, III. 27-1. — Discourse 
 against Painting and tincturing of. 
 Thos. Tuke, 161 6.— Dutiful defence 
 of thelawfulregimentof. H. Howard, 
 Earl of Northampton. — Essiy in de- 
 fence of, 1696, III. 271. — Excellency 
 of good. B. Rich, 16 13. — fegaries, 
 H. 675. — Gallery of heroic. Peter 
 Le Moyne, 1652. — God's great and 
 marvellous threatenings to, 1565-6, 
 II. 657. — Great Advocate and Orator 
 for, 1682, II. 658, H. 676.— Great 
 mischance that happened to men 
 through wicked, 1565-6, II. 657. — 
 History of. T. Heywood, 1657 ; John 
 Shirley, 1686. — How, be witty and 
 worthy to trane, 1568-9, II. 657. — 
 Image of Evil, 1568-9, H. 674. — ■ 
 Inconstancy of. Sir Wm. Davenant, 
 n.d. — Invective against the pride of, 
 1657, I. 466. — Jane Anger, her pro- 
 tection for, 1589, H. 676. — Lives of 
 nine most worthy. T. Heywood, 
 1640. — New Comedy in manner of a 
 Interlude, H. 463. — New Song . . . 
 of difference between good and bad. 
 G. Wither, H. 664. — Nobility of. 
 W.' Bercher, 1559. — Now or never, 
 or a New Parliament of, 1656, H. 
 675, I. 466. — of London, Resolution, 
 1649, H. 346. — of Middlesex, Peti- 
 tion, 1641, H. 390. — Parliament 
 of, 1640, H. 675, IL 657; 1646, 
 1656, II. 657; n.d., I. 466. — Pat- 
 tern for. Jolin Mayer, 161 9. — Praise 
 and dispraise of, 1563-4, II. 657. 
 C. Pyrrye, 1564. — Praise and dis- 
 ]iraise of, tram. J. Allday, 1579, S. 
 674, I. 466. — Praise of, 1563-4, II. 
 657. — Praise of all good. E. Gosyn- 
 hyll, 1542.— Praise of good, 1568, 
 H. 674, II. 657. — Praise of the vain 
 beauty of, 1560, II. 657.— preachers 
 in Middlesex, Discovery of, 1641, H. 
 675. — Present to be given to teem- 
 ing. J. Oliver, 1669. — Pride and 
 abuse of, now a days. G. Barns- 
 ley, 1550. — Scholehouse of. Wyer, 
 n.d., 1541. H. 674, L 466; 1560, 
 1572, H. 674. — Song to praise of 
 many vertuous, 1569, II. 657. — Sted- 
 fastness of, 1568, U. 657. —The 
 
 C -'s petition to the Parliament 
 
 of, 1684, H. 676.— to please who 
 
WOMEN'S 
 
 [ 828 ] 
 
 WOOD 
 
 taketh inhande, 1564, II. 657. — will 
 have their will, 1649, H. 675, II. 
 658. — "Wonder of. J. Marston, 1606. 
 — Wonders of the female world, 1683, 
 ,11. 658. — worthies. /. Golborne, 
 1674. 
 Women's Advocate, The, 1683, I. 279. 
 — complaint against their bad hus- 
 bands, 1676, H. 676. — conquest. 
 JEdw, Howard, 167 1. — cry against 
 the excise of all commodities, H. 675. 
 — rights. Laws, resolutions of, 1632, 
 
 n. 657. 
 
 Wonder, A, 1648, II. 393. — A new. 
 W. Rowley, 1632. — Most strange and 
 miraculous, that happened through 
 lightning, 1594, II. 393.— of a king- 
 dom, 1648, II. 658. John Taylor, 
 1648. — of the kingdom. T. Decker, 
 1636. — of Women. /. Marston, 
 1606. — of Wonders, 1650-1, II. 439; 
 1671, H. 675; 1682, T. 467; R. 
 Hough, 1666; R. Smith, 1662. — 
 worth the reading, 1617, H. loi, 11. 
 
 569- 
 
 Wonderful News from the North. 
 Mary Moore, 1650. — predictions. 
 John Saltmarsh, 1648. — Things of 
 Nature, History of. J. Jonston, 1657. 
 — workmanship of the World. L. 
 Danceus, 1578.— Works of God, de- 
 clared by a strange prophecy of a 
 Maid, 1641, H. 425.— Year, The. 
 T. Becker, 1603. 
 
 Wonders and fearful sights in earth 
 and heaven, 1570, H. 676, II. 658. 
 —beyond the World, 1608, II. 658. 
 —British, 17 17, 1. 467.-^foretold by 
 her Crete Prophet of Wales, 1643, H- 
 627. — History of strange, 1561, H. 
 676. — in the deep, 1684, H. 214.— 
 — in the North and West of Eng- 
 land, Five, 1659, H. 677, I. 467.-^ 
 no Miracles. V. Greatorex, 1666. — 
 of the Little World. N. Wanley, 
 1678.— of the Peake. 0. Cotton, 
 1694. — of the World. Pedro Mexia, 
 1 65 6.— of the World, Five. L. Price, 
 1674.— of the World, Twelve. J. 
 Maynard, 1 611. —of this Age, Three, 
 i636,H. 677.— of this windy Winter, 
 1613, H. 676.— on the Deep, 1683, 
 H. 391; 1684, H. 214.— seen in 
 England, Five, 1646, ?!. 677.— seen 
 
 in these latter years in the Air, 1566, 
 
 II. 658. — seen 13 Jan. 1580, H. 
 
 676. — Three sundry, 1579, H. 676. 
 
 — Two most strange, 1662, H. 677. 
 
 — World of, 159s, H. 676. Roger 
 
 Hough, 1660. — worth the hearing, 
 
 N. Breton, 1602. — Year of, 1652, I. 
 
 466. 
 Wooburne, Narration of fearful fire at. 
 
 T. Wilcox, 1595. 
 Woode, Abraham, and others. The 
 
 Discovery of New Britain, 1652, II. 
 
 673- 
 Wood, Ant. AthensB Oxonienses, 
 
 1 69 1-2, III. 271. — Historia et Anti- 
 
 quitates Univ. Oxon., 1674, II. 658. 
 Wood, G. Loyalty,' 1686, II. 658. 
 Wood, Jasper. Account of Witchcraft, 
 
 1700, H. 677, I. 467. 
 Wood, John, Bookseller, Edinburgh, 
 
 1629, H. 400; 1633, III, 162. 
 Wood, Lambert. Floras Anglicus, 
 
 1658, IL 658. 
 Wood, Michael, Printer at Roan, 1553, 
 
 IL 242; I5S4, II. 173, IIL 65. 
 Wood, Nich., of Harrison : The Great 
 
 Eater. John Taylor, 1630. 
 Wood, R. Translated Artemidorius' 
 
 The Interpretation of Dreams, 1656, 
 
 H. 13. 
 Wood, R., BooJcseller, 1642, I. 420. — 
 
 Printei; 1654, II. 150; 1656, H. 
 
 308 j 1660, H, 94; 1661, H. 112; 
 
 1662, III. 14s ; 1663, H, 71 ; 1664, 
 
 H. 310, III. 130; 1665, H. 202, 
 
 III. 67 ; n.d., H. 310. 
 
 Wood, Ralph, Printer, 1658, IL 70; 
 1660, L 158; 1661, IL 468, IIL 
 44; 1664, L 158 ; 1665, L 158, 
 
 Wood, Sir Kob, Orations, in B. Gar- 
 ter's Joyful Receiving of the Queen, 
 1578. 
 
 Wood, Rob., Printer, 1641, I, 241 ; 
 1642, 1. 241, IL 626 ; 1643, 1, 241 ; 
 
 1650, H, 638, IL 627 ; 1651, L 219 ; 
 1652, IL 285; 1661, IL153; 1664, 
 
 IV. 174; n.d., H. 206, I. 162, 
 Wood, Roger, and T. Symcocke, Ab- 
 stract of H.M.'s Letters Patent to, 
 1620, H, 483. 
 
 Wood, T., Printer, 1736, IL 514. 
 Wood, Thos. Dead Man's Testament, 
 
 1651, IL 659.- Scottish Psalter, L 
 467. 
 
WOOD 
 
 [ 829 ] 
 
 WOOL 
 
 Wood, Thos., Bookseller, 1674, II. 419. 
 Wood, Wm. The New Year's Wonder, 
 
 1642, I. 138. 
 Wood, Wm. New England's Prospect, 
 
 1634, III. 271; 1635, 1639, ni. 
 
 271. 
 Wood, Wm. Divine Poems, 1655, H. 
 
 677. 
 Wood, Wm., Tlie Bowman's Glory, 
 
 1682, I. 467. 
 Wood, Wm., Boolcseller at West-end 
 
 of St. Paul's, 1598, H. 171, 11. 4, 
 
 III. 46; 1599, H. 68, 109, 171; 
 1601, H. 361, 648. 
 
 Wood called Guaiacum, 1 Of the. U. 
 
 Hutten, 1539. 
 Woodall, John. Surgeon's Mate, 1639, 
 
 II. 659. 
 Woodborough Garland, I. 467. 
 Woodbridge, Charge upon the opening 
 
 of Commission of Sewers at, 1649, 
 
 IV. 35- 
 
 .Woodcock, Mr. Letter, in Arraign- 
 ment of Christmas, 1646, H. 104. 
 Woodcock, Thos., Bookseller, Black 
 Bear, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1575, 
 H. 633 ; 1576, H. 556, li. 4 ; 1578, 
 11. 58, 222, 517 ; 1579, H. 233, III. 
 29; 1581, H. 242; 1582, H. 357, 
 II. 26s; 1583, H. 237; 1584, H. 
 17s, II. 24s ; 1587, H. 42, 233, I. 
 45; 1588, H. 605,11. 194; 1589, 
 H. 423, 633, 11. 228, III. 66, A. 
 267; 1590, H. 65; 1591, H. 113, 
 11.135,222; 1592, H. 211,11. 485; 
 
 1593, H. 166, 281, 693, I. 496; 
 
 1594, H. 160, 373 ; n.d., 1. 218. 
 Woodford, Sam. Paraphrase upon the 
 
 Canticles, 1679, I- 467-— Paraphrase 
 [ upon the Psalms, 1667, H. 677. 
 
 Woodford, Sg.m. Poem in Jos. Beau- 
 mont's Psyche, 1702. 
 
 Woodhouse, Fr., J. Evans, Palace of 
 Profitable Pleasure, 162 1, ded. to. 
 
 Woodhouse, John. Guide for Strangers 
 in Ireland, 1647, H- 292. — Map of 
 Ireland, 1647, IV. 178; 1653, H. 
 292, IV. 178. 
 
 Woodhouse, P. The Plea, 1605, H. 
 677, I. 467, II. 659. , „ , , 
 
 Woodhouse, Sir Thos., Dulce of Rohan's 
 Complete Captain, 1640, ded. to. 
 
 Woodhouse, W. The Fifteen fearful 
 Tokens, 1566, H. 677. 
 
 Woodman's Bear. Joshua Sylvester, 
 
 1620. 
 Woodmonger's Eemonstrance. W. L., 
 
 1649. — The Carmen's Eemonstrance 
 
 against the, 1649, H. 615. 
 Wooduothe, R, Boolcseller., 1649, II. 
 
 189; 1651, II. 198. 
 Woodroffe, Richard, Boolcseller, Gilded 
 
 Key, near North Door of St. Paul's, 
 
 1616, H. 529. 
 Woodes, Nath. Conflict of Conscience, 
 
 1581, H. 677. 
 Woods, Eich. Translated A. Nevile's 
 
 Norfolk Furies, 1615. 
 Woods, Thos. Translated Grotius, 
 
 Commonwealth of Batavia, 1649. 
 Woods and Groves and ratling stream es, 
 
 n. 35- 
 
 Woodstock, Just Devil of, 1649, H. 
 433. — school; Votivum Carole, 1660, 
 H. 94. — scuffle, 1649, H. 433, II. 
 440. — The Queen's Entertainment 
 at, 1585, H. 180, II. 193. 
 
 Wood-street Compter's plea for its 
 prisoner. N. Wiclcins, 1638. — • 
 counter, Wonderful strange news 
 from, 1642, H. 344. 
 
 Woodwall, Wm. Acts of Q. Elizabeth 
 allegorized, I. 467. 
 
 Woodward, Mrs. Esther, J. Bulteel's 
 Apothegmes of the Ancients, 1683, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Woodward, J., Boolcseller, St Christo- 
 pher's Churchyard, 1708, II. 158; 
 1710, 11. 135. 
 
 Woodward, Thos., Boolcseller, 1727, I. 
 132. 
 
 Woofe, Abr. Tyranny of the Dutch 
 against the English, 1660, II. 659. 
 
 Wooing, Ballad of a young man that 
 went a, 1590-1, II. 366. — Satyre 
 against. Bob. Gould, 1698. 
 
 Wool, Act prohibiting the importation 
 of, 1649, IV. 23. — and fuller's-earth. 
 Ordinance to prohibit the transport- 
 ing of, 1647, H. 615. — and Cattle, 
 Treatise of, 1677, IV. 178.— Abstract 
 of proceedings to prevent exportation 
 of unmanufactured. W. Garter, 
 1688. — England's Interest Asserted, 
 1669, IV. 36.— Essay on, 1693, IV. 
 1 7 9.— Export of. T. Manley, 1677. 
 
 Proclamation for preventing the 
 
 export of, 1660, H. 615,' II. 108.— 
 
WOOLEN 
 
 [ 830 1 
 
 WORDE 
 
 Proposals to the H. of C. for tlie 
 more effectual preventing of exporta- 
 tion of, [1700], II. 251. — Eeasons 
 for a limited exportation of, 1677, 
 
 II. 659. — Treatise of, 1684, IV. 179. 
 Woolen, Act for the Burying in, 1678, 
 
 III. 271. — Cloths and Drapery, Pro- 
 clamation for due payment of the 
 subsidy and aulnage on, 1660, H. 
 615, II. 108. 
 
 Woollen manufactures. England's weal. 
 R. Haines, 1681. — Interest of Eng- 
 land in relation to the, 1701, IV. 179. 
 — Proclamation for the free exporta- 
 tion of, 1662, II. III. — Thoughts 
 on the Bill for prohibiting exporta- 
 tion of, 1698, IV. 179. 
 
 Woolf, N. See Wolf. 
 
 WooUey, Hannah. Gentlewoman's 
 Companion, 1682, I. 467. — Ladies' 
 Directory, 1661, 1662, A. 273. — 
 Queenlike Closet, 1684, H. 121. 
 
 Woolley, John, Pleasant description of 
 the Fortunate Islands, 1583, II. 476, 
 (led. to. 
 
 Woolner, Eich. Pleasant Tales of the 
 life of, 1567, H. 678. 
 
 Woolnothe, Rich., Bookseller, 1655, 
 III. 106. 
 
 Woolnough, H. Fideles Aquae, 1661, 
 H. 678. 
 
 Woolridge, John, Bookseller, 1648, II. 
 528. 
 
 Woolsey, Thos. Reasonable Treatise 
 of this Age, 1657, II. 659. 
 
 Wooyer, Ballad of a pleasant, 1565-6, 
 II. 368. 
 
 Worcester, Edward, Earl and Marquis of. 
 Apothegmes, 1650, H. 678. — Century 
 of Inventions, 1663, H. 678, II. 659. 
 ^-Letter to the Committee of Parlia- 
 ment, 1646, III 263. — Negotiations 
 and colourable commitment in Ire- 
 land demonstrated, 1645, II. 659. — 
 Propositions for a new kind of Fire- 
 Engine, 1660, H. 678.— True defini- 
 tion of Water-commanding Engine, 
 i666, H. 678. — Great Discovery of 
 a damnable Plot at Rugland Castle : 
 The chief being, 1641, III. 263. — 
 T. Heijwood's Apology for Actors, 
 1612, Funeral Elegy, 1613; N. 
 Morgan's Horsemanship, 1609; The 
 Traveller's Breviat, 1601, ded. to. 
 
 Worcester, Hen., Marquis of, Certa 
 men Religiosum, or Conference be- 
 tween K. Charles and, 1649, II. 41. 
 — A. Behn's Emperor of the Moors, 
 1687; T. Durfey's Butler's Ghost, 
 1682; Jos. GlanvilVs Essays, 1676; 
 U. Vaughan's Thalia Eediviva, 1678, 
 ded. to. 
 
 Worcester, Arraignment and execution 
 of the late Tray tors at, 1606, H. 
 297. — Battle of. England's Triumph, 
 1600, II. 167. A Mad Design, 
 1651, H. 92. — Ballad declaring the 
 arraignment and execution of traytoi's 
 lately executed at, 1606, II. 660. 
 — Elegy and Eulogy of. John Toy, 
 1638. — Lamentable song of a cruel 
 murder done in, 1576-7, H. 678; 
 II. 660. — Letter from a Gentleman to 
 Mr. H. Martin from, 1642, II. 345. — 
 More full account of the great victory 
 obtained near, 1651, III. 271. — True 
 narrative and Relation of H.M.'s 
 escape from, 1660, III. 39. — Warn- 
 ing from the Lord to the inhabitants 
 of. Hd. Bourne, 1660. — Wigornia, 
 1697, II. 660. 
 
 Worcester Boolcsellers. Sam. Evans, 
 1680; F. Rea, 1653. 
 
 Worcester pnwfetZ, 1550, H. 7. 
 
 Worcester PWwfen John Oswen,i55o- 
 
 1553- 
 
 Worcestershire, Description of a most 
 cruel and bloody murder in, 1583, 
 H. 678. — True News from Mecare, 
 and also out of, 1598, II. 174. 
 
 Word for all : oi' the Rump's funeral, 
 1660, H. 526. — in the King's ear. 
 Hen. Walker, 1647. — of advertise- 
 ment and advice to the Godly in 
 Scotland, 1651, III. 224.— of Com- | 
 fort. /. R. P., 1623, H. 343.— to ; 
 Purpose, 1659, II. 137. — to the wise, 
 1689, IL 646; [1645-6], in. 37. 
 
 Worde, Wynkyn de, Printer, 1491, H. 
 195; 1492-3, IL 705; 1493, H. 3; 
 1494. I- 282, 229, in. 153 ; 1495, 
 H. 685, L 2, A. 210; 1496, H. 28, 
 I- 28, 473, 476 ; 1497, L 474, n. 
 198; 1498, H. 13, 97, loi, 210, 
 380, 634, L 13, 311, in. 161, IV. 
 53 ; 1499. H. 368, n. 352, IV. 96 ; 
 1500, H. 28, 116, 185, 195, 196, 
 281, 358, 382, 427, 484, L 2, 269, 
 
WORDE 
 
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 WORLD 
 
 491, II. 435, III. 15, IV. 2; 1501, 
 H. 261, III. 4, 14, 293; 1502, I. 
 173, II. 338, IV. 76; 1503, H. 196, 
 IV.isi; 1504,^19,560,1.489,111. 
 9 ; iS°S. H. 660, 1. 491, II. 352, III. 
 128; 1506, H. 235, 245, I. 243, II. 
 62. 521 ; 1507, H. 236, I. 189, III. 
 138: 1508, H. 77, 263, 446, 552, 
 II. 8, 219, 556, III. 80, 305, IV. 2, 
 26, A. 209; 1509, H. 55, 103, 156, 
 198, 258, 259, 446, 506, I. 48, 155, 
 204, 322, 474, 479, 481, 493, II. 
 219, 271, III. 247; 1510, H. 10, 
 389, 486, I. 474, IL 323, 484, 576 ; 
 1511, H. 116, 299, 475, I. 364, 481, 
 493, III. 242, 28s; 1512, H. 78, 
 259, 635, I. 7, II. 680, III. 255, 
 292, IV. 65; 1513, H. 78, 77, 381, 
 429, 685; 1514, H. 381,1. 173, 480, 
 
 II. 436; 1515, H. 281, I. 412, III. 
 247; 1516, H. 74, 486, II. 8, 500, 
 
 III. 229; 1517, I. 204, 484, II. 
 643, A. 208 ; 1518, H. 35, 359, 367, 
 416, 427, I. 238, II. 425, 436 ; 1519, 
 H. 369, 654, I. 420, 453, II. 516, 
 III. 265, IV. no; 1520, H. 119, 
 232, 382, 609, I. 481,1V. 48; 1521, 
 H. 102, 104, 334, I. 67, 427, 475, 
 IL 576, pi. 284; 1522, H. 186, 
 463, 633, II. 9, 692; 1523-4, II. 
 626; 1524, H. 281, 359, I. 7.454. 
 
 II. 8; 1525, H. 694, 1. 454, n. 284, 
 . III. 274, IV. 2; 1526, II. 397; 1527, 
 
 H. 74, I. 188; 1528, H. 144. 19s, 
 299, 506, 606, II. 369, 436, 500, IV. 
 38; 1529, H. 14, 389, I. 13, 401. 
 492, II. 715, III. 238, IV. 39 ; 1530, 
 H. 98, 159, 259, 359, 381, 659, I. 
 173, 453. 480, II. 8, 291, 523, 674, 
 
 III. 250; 1532, H. 102, 186, 263, 
 641, I. 173, II. 692, III. 201, IV. 
 71.97; 1533. H. 176, 263, I. 215, 
 453, II. 204, 351 ; 1534. H. 186, ii. 
 126, 133, II. 692; 1535, H. 159, 
 375, IV. I ; n.d., H. 7, 28, 38, 47. 
 55. 74, 78, 98, 102, 103, 113, "9. 
 151, 174, 190, 192, 197, 212, 218, 
 224, 227, 230, 233, 247, 258, 281, 
 29X. 294. 338, 359, 374, 375, 381, 
 402, 438, 446, 460, 463, 473, 495. 
 
 : 510, 512, 560, 568, 571. 574, 
 588, 623, 634, 635, 641, 673, 1. 28, 
 44, 48, 83, 104, 130, 150, 173, 177, 
 185, 204, 221, 242, 294, 322, 328, 
 
 350. 363, 389, 396, 401, 412, 427. 
 430, 483, 484, 485, 486, 488, 489, 
 491, 494. n. 6, 45, 55, 139, 181, 
 385, 492, 576, 604, 643, 671, III. 
 113, 128, 138, 190, igi, 285, IV. 
 17, 29, loi, 104, III, 112, A. 167, 
 168, 209, 272. 
 
 Worden, Thos. The Types unveiled, 
 1664, II. 66q. 
 
 Words, Collection of English. J. Ray, 
 1674. — Explanation of difficult and 
 obscure. Sir J. Skene, i$gS. — New 
 world of. Hd. P/w7fo>-, 1658.— World 
 of. J. Florio, 1611. — whereby we 
 may be saved. T. Vincent, 1668. 
 
 Work for Cutlers, 1615, H. 471. — for 
 none but Angels and Men. Sir John 
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 0. Gibbon, 159 1. 
 
 Works of a young Wit. N. Breton, 1577. 
 
 World and the child, Proper new Eu- 
 terlude of the, 1522, H. 463. — Ballad 
 declaring the frailty of this, 1578, 
 II. 660. — Ballad declaring the uu- 
 stedfast state of this, 1578, II. 660. 
 — bewitch'd. The, 1699, I. 468. B. 
 Bekkei; 1695. — Brief description of 
 the. Geo. Abbot, 1635; G. Botero, 
 1599. — Compase and cyrcuet of the, 
 H. 678. — Description of the. R. 
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 Sphere or frame of the, n.d., II. 660. 
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 1 60 1. — Geographical Description of 
 the, 1671, III. 271. — History of the. 
 R. Ferrar, 1698 ; D. Petavius, 1659 ; 
 Pliny, 1601 ; Sir W. Raleigh, 1614 ; 
 /. Zonoras, n.d. — History of the nine 
 worthies of the, 1700, H. 678. — Hy- 
 drographical description of. John 
 Davis, 1593. — in a Maize, 1659, II. 
 686.— in the Moon. Mk Settle, 
 1697. — Infancy of the. N. Billings- 
 ley, 1656. — is turned upside down, 
 1646, I. 80. — is well amended. The, 
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 /. S., n.d. — Myrrour and description 
 of the. L. Andrewe, 1481. — of Er- 
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 —Of the end of the, 1573, II. 660. 
 — of Woe, Epitome of. G. Diehante, 
 1630. — of Wonders. Rob. Etienne, 
 1608; /. Florio, 1598; H. Stepha- 
 nus, 1607. — possessed with devils, 
 
WORLDLING'S 
 
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 ties of the. P. Mexia, 165 1. — 
 runs upon wheels. G. Chapman, 
 1599; /. Taylor, 1623. — Secrets 
 and wonders of the. Pliny, 1585. — 
 State and disposition of the. A. 
 Ascham, 1558. — Survey of the. Dio- 
 nysius, 1572 ; B. Holyday, 1661. 
 — surveyed. Vincent le Blanc, 1660. 
 — The little. B. Undenoood, 16 12. 
 — turned upside down. Th. Jordan, 
 1646-7; John Taylor, 164^. — Won- 
 derful workmanship of the. L. 
 DancBUS, 1578. 
 
 Worldling's Adventure. Thos. Cooper, 
 1619. — Warning to, 1591, H. 623. — 
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 Worlds, Discovery of new, 1688, IV. 
 116.— folly. I. H., 1615.— Idol: 
 Aristophanes, Plutus. — Olio. Duchess 
 of Newcastle, 1655. — Plurality of,. 
 L. B. de Fontenelle, 1695. — proceed- 
 ing woes and succeeding Joyt^. Hen. 
 Alsted, 1642. — riddle and Saint's 
 bliss, 1641, H. 678, I. 468. — sweet- 
 heart, H. 398, 1. 468. — timely warning 
 piece. G. Hammond, 1660. — warn- 
 ing, or an Alarum from sin, 1608-9, 
 II. 417. — wonder, or Strange and 
 miraculous work of God's providence, 
 H. 316. — ^wonder, or Joyful news 
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 Worley, Somerset, Wonderful sinking 
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 Worlidge, J. Apiariura, 1686, III. 
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 the best Cider, 1687, III. 272. — Sys- 
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 1675, 1681, III. 272. — Systema Hor- 
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 Worms. Win. Ramsay's Elminthologi a, 
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 Wormwood lectures. Brief sum of. M. 
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 Worrall, J., Booksdler, nr. Lincoln's 
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 Worrall, alias Winterstore, Thos., Mur- 
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 Worship of Images, &c. Sir Thos. 
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 Worshippe, Wm. The Christian'ts 
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 Worsley, E. Discourse of Miracles, 
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 Worsley, R., Epitaph upon the death 
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 Worsop, Ed. Discovery of sundry er- 
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 Worth, Arthur, SUkman, mentioned in 
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 Worth, Cornet. Trial and Condemna- 
 tion, 1678, H. 391. 
 
 Worth, W. Y. Cerevisiaris Comes, 
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 Worth of a Woman . Bioh. Ferrers, 1622. 
 
 Worthies of the World, Portraitures of 
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 Worthington, J. Form of Sound 
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 Worthington, Thos. Anker of Chris- 
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 Worthy Mirror, wherein you may make, 
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 1642,111. 274. — Humble Petition: 
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 1642, III. 282. — Lines dedicated to 
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 replication upon passages in same, 
 1642, H. 679. — Loyall Song, 1647, 
 1648, H. 679. — MadTom,or Bedlam's 
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 661. — Mercurius Britannicus his wel- 
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 Works of Sallust, 1629. 
 
 Wortley, R. The only sovereign salve 
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 Wortley, Rich., Eo. Dighy's De Arte 
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 Wotton, Ant. Trial of the Eomisli 
 
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 Wotton, Ed. De differentiis Anima- 
 
 lium iibri 10, 1552, III. 272. 
 Wotton, H. Courtly controversy of 
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 Wotton, Sir Hen. Ad Eegem e Scotia, 
 1633, H. 679, II. 661. — Elements of 
 Architecture, ^624, I. 468. — Panegy- 
 .rick of K. CJiarles, 1650, H. 679. — 
 Parallel bet>veen Earl of Essex and 
 Duke of Buckingham, 1641, I. 468. 
 — Reliquiae Wottonianse, 1651, H. 
 679, I. 468; 1654, 1672, 1685, I. 
 469. — State of Christendom, 1657, 1, 
 468. — Life : in Isaac Walton's Lives. 
 — Verses in F. Davison's Poems, 
 162 1 ; Jas. Howell's Dendrologia, 
 1645. — Seneca's The Philosopher, 
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 Wotton, Lord, and others. Arraignment 
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 510. 
 ■VJTotton, Lady Mary, Sir II. Wotton's 
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 653; 1689, IIL 87; 1692, in. 144; 
 1693, in. 99; 1694, III. 210; 1710, 
 III. 294. 
 Wotton, W., Bookseller, 1696, I. 139. 
 Wounded Heart, The. Thos. Leader, 
 
 1665. 
 Wounds of Civil War. T. Lodge, 1 594. 
 Wouw, Baron van, Hen. Hexham's 
 . English and Netherduytch Diction- 
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 Wouw, Hillebrand Jacob van, itndow 
 
 of. Printer, Hague, 1631, III. 172. 
 Woxbridge [Uxbridge], Pardon and 
 Absolution for the Church of, IV. 
 68. 
 Wrangling Lovers, The. K Ravens- 
 croft, 1677. 
 Wrather, Wm., W. AvereU's Dial for 
 
 dainty darlings, 1584, ded. to. 
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 Wrednot, Wm. The sorrovrful soul s 
 solace, 1604, IL 661.— Palladis Pa- 
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 Wreittoun, John, Printer, Edinburgh. 
 
 1624, IV. 49; 1625, IL 267, m. 
 
 28, 99, 265; 1626, H. 315; 1627, 
 H. 545, IL 148; 1628, H. 9, 482; 
 
 1629, H. 409, II. 3, 408, III. 22, 
 243, IV. 164; 1631, IL 408, 425, 
 IV. 161 ; 1632, H. 388, IL 354, IV. 
 25 ; 1633, H. 48, 87, 337, L 260, 
 IL 376, 408, 67s; 1634, H. 569; 
 1635, IV. 94; 1636, H. 399, IV. 
 71 ; 1640, H. 543; 1663, H. 206. 
 Wrekell Spryngfylde and others, La- 
 mentation for the town of, 1565-6, 
 II. 332. 
 Wren, ISir Chris. Performed in Hey 
 
 for Honesty, H. 1 2. 
 Wren, Bp. Matthew, Abandoning of 
 the Scottish Covenant, 1 661, II. 661. 
 — Articles of Impeachment, 1641, H. 
 679, II. 661. — Charge voted against, 
 1641, II. 661. — Goldfinch and the 
 Wren, 1641, H. 679. — Joyful news 
 from the Isle of Ely, 1642, H. 679. 
 — The Wren's nest defiled, 1641, H. 
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 1636, IV. 75. 
 Wren, Matth. Monarchy Asserted, 
 
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 Wrench, Wm. See Lichfield. 
 Wright, Abr. Delitiae Delitiarum, H. 
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 Practical Commentary onthe Psalms, 
 1661, H. 680.— Sales Epigramma- 
 tum, 1664, L 469, H. 379 ; 1663, IL 
 1662.- 
 Wright, Cuthbert, Bookseller, 1613, II. 
 549; 1614, IL 568; 1621, IL 123; 
 1622, IL 61 ; 1623, IL 339; 1630, 
 H. 305, 316; 1633, H. 153; 1637, 
 L 124; n.d., H. 188, 440. 
 Wright, Daniel, Bookseller, next to the 
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 Wright, Edm., Lord Mayor, E. Browne's 
 
 Time well spent, ded. to. 
 Wright, Edw. Certain errors in Navi- 
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 II. 662.^Haven-finding Art, 1599, 
 
 III. 106. — Safeguard of sailors, 1612, 
 j_ 271. — Short treatise of Dialling, 
 1614, in. 272. — Translated John 
 Napier's Logarithms, 1616. 
 
 Wright, Edward, Bookseller, the Gun, 
 
 North Door of St. Paid' s, 1582, 1590, 
 
 H. 405; 161S, H. 595; 1620, H. 
 
 394, L 290, IL 593; 1621, H. 597; 
 
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 1624, H. 597 ; 1630, H. 9, 305, 461 ; 
 n.d., L 162, 266. 
 
 Wright, Francis, BooJcseller, 164^, III. 
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 Wright, Hen. Contributed to Vita et 
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 Wright, Hen., S. Jerome's Ireland's 
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 Wright, Hen., mentioned in T. Duffett's 
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 Wright, Jas. Comparative View of the 
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 try Conversations, 1694, I. 469. — 
 Historia histrionica, 1699, I. 469. — 
 History and antiquities of Rutland, 
 1684, IL 662. — Contributed to Gal- 
 prewe(^e's Hymen's Preludia, 1654. 
 
 Wright, John, translated Seneca's Thy- 
 estes, 1674. 
 
 Wright, John, Bookseller, at Christ 
 Church Door, near Newgate Market, 
 1605, H. 470, 654, I. 253, II. 326, 
 643; 1606, H. 470, 649, III. 109; 
 1607, H. 27, 59, 146, 303, 336, 470, 
 649, IL 222, III. 13; 1608, H. 292, 
 
 II. 668; 1609, H. 374, 546, I. 27S; 
 1610, H. 374, 506, I. 103, 169, II. 
 295 J 16", H 374,. II. 499; 1612, 
 H. 304, 594, IL 173, 568, 652; 
 1613, H. 144, 595, L 120, IL 196, 
 
 III. 314; 1614, ai the Bible, in Gilt- 
 spur Street, near Newgate, H. 584, 
 IL 568 ; 1616, H. 59, 374, L 50, IIL 
 24; 1618, H. 60, IL 162, 253, 374, 
 407, 475; 1619, H. 468, L 297; 
 1620, H. 374; 1623, H. 276; 1624, 
 H. 376; 1625, H 297; 1626, L 297, 
 IIL 242; 1627, L 269; 1628, H. 
 439; 1630. H. loi, 512, 539, 542, 
 6io, I. 20, 296; 1631, H. 60, 304, 
 374. I. 144, 382, IL 383 ; 1632, IL 
 586; 1634, H. 303, L 297; 1636, 
 H. 60, I. 50. 
 
 Wright, John, Junior, Boolcseller, King's 
 Head, Old Bailey, 1638, IL 287; 
 1639, n. 549 ; 1640, H. 27, 154, 198, 
 481, L 194, 427, IIL loi; 1641, 
 H. 638, L 377 IL 94, 278, 445, 
 iii- 35. 242, IV. 93 ; 1642, H. 
 268, 345, 480, 696, L 123, 352, 
 IL 94, 98, 99, 206, 271, 302, 327, 
 340, 345, 359. 448, 450, 451. 
 453, 454. 528, 584, 666, 711, 712, 
 IIL 182, 283, 302, 303, 305, 311, 
 
 IV- 57. 77; 1643, IL 100,303, 455, 
 IV. 14, 77, A. 267; 1645, IL 16, 
 456, A. 166; 1646, IL 366; 1647, 
 H. 522, L 365, IL, 456, 457, IIL 
 18,2; 1648, IL 457, 458, IIL ,79, 141, 
 IV. 20; 1649, II, 136, III. 19 ; 1650, 
 H. 266, 353, IL 638 ; 1651, IIL 113, ' 
 1652, H. 440, IL 51 ; 1654, H. 440, 
 L 73; 1659, H. 154; 1660, H. 553; 
 1666, H. 278, 279 ; 1667, I. 494, H. 
 68; 1669, H. 300; 1670, H. 21, 225, 
 513, L 319; 1671, IL 694; 1672, 
 H. 297 ; 1674, H. 133, 134, 220 ; 
 1675, IL 317, IV. 167; 1677, H. 
 239, L 162, IL 483 ; 1678, H. 319, 
 IL 353; 1680, IL 115, 529; 1681, 
 H. 514, 522; 1682, H. 441, L 382, 
 IL13; 1683, H. 35, 134, L 163, IV. 
 67 ; 1684, H. 2, 368, IL 223, IIL 8, 
 217, 268; 1640, H. 501, II. 599, 
 657; 1641, IL 665; 1642, IL 212, 
 454. 549, 666, 700, IIL 37, 186; 
 1643, IL 100, 201, 360, IIL 137, 
 186 ; 1644, I- 320, IL 455 ; 1646, 
 IL 271 ; 1647, H. 463 ; 1649, H. 
 474; 1655, L 445. 
 
 Wright, John, Boolcseller, Olohe, in 
 Little Britain, 1670, I. 378. 
 
 Wright, John, Bookseller, Crown, Lud- 
 gate mil, 1677, L 378; 1678, H. 
 154, L 196; 1.679, I- 448; 1680, IL 
 62 ; 1684, i- 460. 
 
 Wright, John, Bookseller, n.d., H. 3, 6, 
 9. 10. 12, 37, 89, 93, 95, 102, 120, 
 124, 126, 131, 133, 134, J47, 161, 
 177, 211, 213, 227, 254, 325,326, 
 353. 390. 423, 439, 480, 559, 513, 
 537, 540, 556, 583, 585. 586, 609, 
 644, 687, I. 109, 250, 423, IL II, 
 274, 500, 545- 
 
 Wright, John. Spiritual Songs, 1727, 
 1790, 1- 469- 
 
 Wright, John, Printer, York, 1682, II. 
 252. 
 
 Wright, John and Edward, Booksellers, 
 1605, II. 224. 
 
 Wright, Jonas, Bookseller, 1642, I. 
 424. 
 
 Wright, Kath., and others; Detection 
 of sinful,, shameful lying of John 
 Darrell, 1600.—S. Harsnet's Dis- 
 covery of fraudulent practices of J. 
 Darrell, 1599. 
 
 Wright, Leonard. Display of Duty, 
 
WRIGHT 
 
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 1589,11.662; 1614,1.469.— Friendly 
 Admonition to Martin Marprelate, 
 
 1590, II. 662.— Hunting of Anti- 
 christ, 1589, II. 662 ; Pilgrimage to 
 Paradise, 1591, II. 662.— Summons 
 for Sleepers, 1589, II. 662 ; 1615, I. 
 469. 
 
 Wright, M., Bookseller, King's Head, 
 Old Bailey, 1658, II. 70; 1659, H. 
 522; 1660, H. 48, I. 45, II. 271, 
 III. 149; 1661, II. 468; 1662, H. 
 690; n.d., H. 93, 95, 103, 320, 
 540- 
 
 Wright, Major. Translated J. P. Camus' 
 Loving Enemy, 1650 ; Nature's Para- 
 dox, 1652. 
 
 Wright> Michael. Account of Earl of 
 Castlemaine's Embassy, 1688, II. 663. 
 — Ea^guaglio della Soleiine Coni- 
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 Wright, Peter. Mors, 1651, III. 272. 
 
 Wright, Richard, Bookseller, Oxford, 
 
 1591, II. 590. 
 
 Wright, Eob. Verses in R. Beacon's 
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 Wright, Sam. Dedication in E. 
 Wright's translation of J. Napier's 
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 Wright, Simeon, and others. Infor- 
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 Wright, Thos. Passions of the Mind, 
 1601, H. 680, I. 470; 1604, H. 
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 Wright, Thos., M.A. Glory of God's 
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 Wright, Wm. Preceptes of Gate, 1553, 
 I. 72. 
 
 Wright, Wm., BooJcseller at ihe Long 
 Shop, adjoining S. Mildred's Church, 
 Poultry, 1579, H. 390, 407, 676 ; 
 1580, H. 57, 405, IL 121, 246, 251, 
 639; 1 581, H. 405, 581, L 410, IL 
 389; 1582, H. 405.11- 415; 'S83. 
 H. 582, I. 410, IL 242, 314 ; 1588, 
 L 318 ; 1589, H. 210, 277, 295, L 
 450; 1590, H. 182, 2or, 240, 335, 
 41S. 538, 646, L 303, IL 106, 19s. 
 224, 228, 229, 234, 280, 423, 468, 
 549, 565, 632, 650; 1691, H. 182, 
 241, 451, L 191, 396, IL 291, 535. 
 
 614, IIL 73 ; 1592, H. ig8, 241, L 
 169 i 1593,11.100; 1594, H. 511; 
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 Wright, Wm., Bookseller, Harroio, on 
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 Zonch, Richard. Descriptio Juris ,et 
 
 Judicii Militaris, 1640, III. 275. — 
 Elementa JurisprudentiEe, 1629, H. 
 684.— The Dove, 1613, H. 684.— 
 The Sophister, 1639, H. 684, I. 472. 
 
 Zuis-Penninck, Judith. Proverbs, tr. 
 W. C, 1663, in. 275. 
 
 Zurich Printer. A. Frias, 1547 ; Offi- 
 ciana Eroschoviana, 1589. 
 
 Zutphen, Proclamation given by the 
 States of Gelderland and, 161 8, 11. 
 418. — Short Admonition upon the 
 treason, &c., 1587, II. 415. 
 
 Zutphen Printer. Andre Jaiinsen 
 d'Aelst, 1 619. 
 
 Zwinglius, Huldrick, Accompt, re- 
 kenynge, and confession of the faith 
 of, 1555, I. 102. — Short pathway to 
 the understanding of the Scriptures, 
 1550, IV. 11,7. — Epitaph on. T. 
 Beza, 1680. 
 
 Zymologia Physica. W. Simpson, 
 
 1675- 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 AFRICA. 
 Reflections upon the Constitution and 
 Management of the Trade to Africa, 
 Through the whole Course and Progress 
 thereof, from the Beginning; of the last 
 ■Century, to this Time. Wherein The 
 Nature and uncommon Circumstances of 
 the Trade are particularly consider'd ; 
 . . . By all whicli, A clear View is given 
 ot such a Constitution, as (if establish'd 
 by Act of Parliament) would in all Pro- 
 bability, render the African Trade a per- 
 manent, creditable and advantageous 
 Trade to Britain. London ; Printed, and 
 Sold by John Morphew, near Stationer's 
 Hall, MDCClx. (Price One Shilling 
 stitch'd.) Folio, A — M, 2 leaves each. 
 This copy contains only one out of three 
 parts. Parts II. and III. consist, I nm in- 
 foi-tned, of pp. 40 + iv. and pp. 50 + iv. 
 
 ANGLOISE. 
 Les Amours D'Une Belle Angloise Ou 
 La Vie et les Avantures de la Jeune 
 Olinde Ecrites par Ellemesme en forme 
 de Lettres k un Chevalier de ses amis. 
 A Cologne Chez * * * M. DC. xcv. Stn. 
 8°, Frontispiece, title, and prefixes, 5 
 leaves : A, 8 leaves : B— O in twelves. 
 ANNAQUILoR ANVYKYIJ., JOHN. 
 Compendium Gramuiatices, &c. [Oxford, 
 Theodore Rood, 1483-4.] 4°. 
 
 From tlie discovery of an imperfect copy 
 
 of the Grammar, accompanied by the ler- 
 
 ence, we set a little nearer to a knowledge 
 
 of the true collation. This copy, formerly 
 
 in the Condover Hall Library, was lately 
 
 sold by Mr. Quaritch to the Bodleian. It 
 
 wants a-e, but then proceeds to the end, 
 
 except sign, i : f, B leaves: g, 8: h 6^ 
 
 - [i deficient:] k, 6: 1-q m eights. There 
 
 are no blanks. 
 
 ANSELM, ST., Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 Promptvarivm,Vel,Vt Ipsi Avtori placvit, 
 
 Elvcidarivm, Sive Dialogvs, Beati A.nselmi 
 
 Archiepiscopi, sumnia totius Christianse 
 
 Theoloeise breuiter complectens : JN unc 
 
 primum characteribus typographicis m 
 
 lucena editum. Lvtetiae, Apud Federi- 
 
 cum Morellun,, . 156a E, Eeg 
 
 Privilegio. 8°, A-I m eights + a small 
 
 slip of addition with a motto from St 
 
 Gregory, on which a coeval band has 
 
 written : Pro Tentatis. 
 
 ARISTOTLE. , , ,**,.;- 
 
 The Art of Logick, Gathered out of An»- 
 
 totle, and set in due forme, accordingto 
 his instructions, by Peter Ramus, . . . 
 Published for the instruction of the 
 vnlearned, by Antony Wotton. London 
 Printed by I. D. for Nicholas Bourne, 
 . . . 1626. Sm. 8°, A— N in eights, N 8 
 blank. Dedicated by Wotton to James 
 [Hay] Viscount Doncaster, from Tower- 
 Hill, May 1, 1626. 
 
 ARNOLD, RICHARD. 
 Chronicle . . . [Antwerp, John of Dves- 
 borch or Duisburgh, about 1502.] Folio. 
 Revised collation ; A, 4 leaves, the first 
 blank : A (repeated), 8 leaves : B, 4 : C — 
 E, 8 each : F— Q, 6 each : R, 8 : S— T, 
 6 each : V 5, V 6 having probably been 
 blank. 
 
 Quaritch, 1892, No. 385. 
 
 AUGUSTINE, ST. 
 A right Christian Treatise, entituled S. 
 Avgvstines Praiers : Published in more 
 ampl sort than yet it hath bin in the 
 English tong, purged from diuers super- 
 stitious points ; ... by Thomas Rogers. 
 Wherevnto is annexed Saint Augvstines 
 Psalter : Translated and quoted by the 
 same T. R. . . . Imprinted at London by 
 Henrie Denliam, . . . 1581. . . . Small 
 b", A — L 6 in twelves. 
 
 AYRES, JOHN. 
 Ariihmetick : A Treatise Designed for 
 the Use and Benefit of Trades-Men. . . . 
 The Eighth Edition, Corrected and 
 Amended. ... London : Printed for 
 Sam. Crouch, . . . and J. Blare . . . 
 1705. 12°, A— H in twelves. With a por- 
 trait by R. White. 
 
 B., R, 
 Histoire, Vie et Mort de lacqves Cin- 
 qviesme Roy D'Ecosse. Ensemble L'His- 
 toire deplorable de la belle Douglas, 
 vray miroir de" Constance & chastete. A 
 Paris, Chez RobinBaraignes, . . . m.dc.xxi. 
 ... 8°. *, 4 leaves : t, 3 leaves : A— Q 
 in fours : R, 1 leaf. Dedicated to Ma- 
 dame Louise Marguerite de Lorraine, 
 Princesse de Conty, by R. B. 
 
 B R 
 The Life of Dr. Thomas Morton, Late 
 Bishop of Duresme. Begun by R- B- 
 Secretary to his Lordship And Finished 
 by T. it. D.D. his Lordships Chaplain. 
 
 843 
 
BAKER. 
 
 844 
 
 BUNYAN. 
 
 York, Printed l)y Stephen Biilkley, and 
 are to be sould by Francis Mawbanie, 
 1669. 8°, A— N in eights, A 1 with /m- 
 primatur and A 2 with a woodcut portrait 
 of Morton, wlio died an. set. 95 in 1659 
 in the 44th year of office. 
 
 BAKER, SIR RICHARD. 
 A Chronicle of the Kings of England 
 . . . London Printed for H. Sawbridge 
 B. Tooke and T. Sawbridge 1684. Polio. 
 A, 6 leaves, including th« frontispiece : 
 (b)— (k) 2 leaves each : B— 5 M in fours. 
 The frontispiece is signed by "W. Sher- 
 win. 
 A Chronicle of the Kings of England 
 . . . London Printed for B. Tooke, A. & 
 J. Cliurchil, and G. Sawbridge. 1696. 
 Folio. A, 4 leaves : a— q, 2 leaves each : 
 B — 5 P in fours + the engraved title. 
 
 BAILY, LEWIS. 
 The Practice of Pietie . . . Amplified by 
 the Author. The last and niost cor- 
 rected Edition. Newly overseene & cor- 
 rected. . . . Printed at Amsterdam by 
 lacob Williams, for the good of great 
 Britane. Sm. 8", A— Kk in eights. The 
 title is engraved. 
 
 BANDELLO, MATTEO. 
 The tragical! histori of Romeus and lu- 
 liet. [This is the running title, all before 
 Ai being deficient. At the end occurs :] 
 Imprinted at London in Fletestrete 
 within Teplebarre, at the signe of the 
 hand & stiirre by Richard Tottill the . xix . 
 day of Noueber, An. do. 1567. 8°, black 
 letter A — L 4 in eights, besides the pre- 
 fixes. 
 
 Sotheby's, June 27, 1892, No. 43, want- 
 ing pre&xes. 
 
 BARLOW, WILLIAM. 
 Magneticall Adueriisements : Or Divers 
 Pertinent obseruations, and approued ex- 
 periments concerning the nature and pro- 
 perties of the Load-stone : Very pleasant 
 for knowledge, and most needfull for 
 practice, . . . London, Printed by Ed- 
 ward Griffin for Timothy Barlow, . . . 
 1616. 4", A— N in fours, and the Errata, 
 1 leaf. 
 
 BEKINSON, JOHN. 
 De Svpremo et Absolvto Regis Imperio. 
 Londini. m.d.xlvi. [Col.] Londini in 
 cedibus Tliom^ Berthelet typographi regii 
 lypis impress. Cum priuilegio . . . 
 M.D.XLVii. 8°, A— I in eights. Dedicated 
 to the King from London by John Bek- 
 iiison, 8 April, 1547. 
 
 BECON, THOMAS. 
 
 A new Postil Conteinyng much Godlv 
 
 and learned sermons vpoii all the Sonday 
 Gospelles, that be redde in the Church 
 thorowout the yeare : Lately set foorth 
 vuto the great profite not onely of al Cu- 
 rates, and spirituall Ministers, but also 
 of all other godly and FaythfuU Readers 
 . . . Imprinted at Lonilon in Flete-strete 
 neere to S. Dunstons church, by Thomas 
 Marshe. m.d.lxvi. 4^. Title within an 
 engraved compaitment with T. R. in the 
 lower centre, and Gertayne Sentences, 2 
 leaves : a — b in eights : A — 3 A in eights, 
 followed by a sheet of 4. 
 BEL. 
 
 Adam Bel . . . 
 
 Sotheby's, June 27, 1892, No. 3, a poor 
 fragment of four leaves, belonging to an im- 
 pression, perhaps Byddell's, anterior to 
 CopLand's. It begins : 
 " These gates be shyt so wonderly well 
 That we may not come here in 
 Than spake olymme of the oloughe . . ." 
 
 BENTIVOGLIO, GUIDONE. 
 Letters of Wit, Politiks and Morality. 
 Written Originally in Italian, By the 
 Famous Cardinal Bentivoglio ; . . . Also 
 Select Letters of Gallantry out of the 
 Greek of Aristanetus ; . . . Done into 
 
 English, By the Honourable H 
 
 H Esq. ; Tho. Cheek, Esq. ; Mr. Sa- 
 vage, Mr. Boyer, &c. To which is added 
 a large Collection of Original Letters of 
 Love and Friendship. Written, By seve- 
 ral Gentlemen and Ladies, . . . London, 
 Printed for J. Hartley, . . . 1701. 8°, 
 A — Ee iu eights. Dedicated by Abel 
 Boyer to Charles, Lord Halifax. 
 
 BLAGRAVE, JOHN, of Heading. 
 Astrolabium Vranicum Generals. A 
 Necessary and Pleasaunt solace and re- 
 
 , creation lor Nauigators in their long 
 lorneying, Containing the vse of an In- 
 strument or generall Astrolabe : Newly 
 for them denised by the Author, to bring 
 them skilfnlly acquainted with all the 
 Planets ... In which. Agreeable to the 
 Hypothesis of Nicolaus Copernicus, the 
 Starry Firmaitient is appointed, . . . 
 Composed by lohii Blagrave of Reading 
 . . . Anno 1596. Printed by Thomiis 
 Purfoot, for William Matts. 4°, A— I 2 
 in fours. Dedicated to Charles, Lord 
 Howard of Effingham. 
 
 BOURNE, WILLIAM. 
 A Regiment for the Sea : ... At Lon- 
 don Printed by W. I. for Thomas Weauer, 
 . . . 1631. 4°, A— N in eights + title 
 and preceding blank. 
 
 BUNYAN, JOHN. 
 Seasonable Counsel : Or, Advice to Suf- 
 
BUSHNELL. 
 
 845 
 
 CHARLES I. 
 
 ferers. By John Bunyan. London, 
 Printed for Benjamin Alsop, at the Aii^el 
 and Bible in the Poultrv. mdclxxxiv. 
 Small 8°, A— L in twelves, A 1 and L 12 
 blank, A 12 with &naia, occasioned by 
 the author's absence. 
 
 BUSHNELL, EDMUND, SMp-WriyM. 
 The Compleat Ship- Wright. Plainly and 
 Demonstratively Teaching the Piopov- 
 tions used by Experienced Shipwriglits, 
 according to their Customs of Building ; 
 both Geopaetrically and Arithmetically 
 performed. To which is added. Certain 
 Propositions in Geometry, the use of a 
 Diagonall Scale, to draw a Draught, . . . 
 Also, a way of Bowing of Ships, by heav- 
 ing at the Capstane, , . . London, Printed 
 by W. Levbourn for George Hurlock, 
 . . . 1664. 4°, A— K 2 in fours, with a 
 diagram and a folded plan between B 
 andC. 
 
 The Complete Ship-Wright. . . . Third 
 Edition. . . . London, Printed for George 
 Hurlock, . . , 1669. 4". A, 2 leaves : 
 B — H in fours, with diagrams and a 
 folded draught at p 8. 
 
 The Complete Ship-Wright. ... The 
 Fourth Edition. . . . London, Printed by 
 R. W. for William Fisher, . . . [and 
 others.] . . . 1678. 4°. A, 2 leaves : 
 B — H in fours. 
 
 This copy has not the folded plan. 
 
 CAMFIELD, BENJAMIN, Rector of 
 Aylston, near Leicester. 
 A Theological Discourse of Angels, And 
 iheir Ministries. Wherein their Exist- 
 ence, Nature, Number, Order and Offices, 
 are modestly treated of : With the Char- 
 iicter of those, for whose benefit especially 
 they are Commissioned, and such Prac- 
 
 , tical Inferences deduced, as are most pro- 
 per to the Premises. Also an Appendix 
 containing some Eeflections upon Mr. 
 Webster's Displaying supposed Witch- 
 craft. London, Printed by R. E. for Hen. 
 Brome, . . . 1678. 8", A— P 4 in eights, 
 Al with Imprimatur. Dedicated to John, 
 Earl of Rutland, and his son Lord Eoos. 
 
 On the flyleaf of this copy Occurs : "Nou 
 Nobis Domine Sum Johis Euddle 1679." 
 Mr. James Crossley adds below : " Buddie 
 was Minister at Launceston in Cornwall. 
 See his account of a most surprizing ap- 
 parition which appeared there in 166.5 in 
 Defoe's History of Apparitions, and which 
 is apparently extracted from Buddie's 
 Diary. He has written several marginal 
 Notes in this Book, the subject of which 
 must have greatly interested hiui." 
 
 CANTERBURY-, PROVINCE OF. 
 Oapitvla Sive Constitvtiones Ecclesias- 
 tipse per Archiepiscopum, Episcopos, & 
 reliquum Clerum Cantuarensis'ProuinciiE 
 in Synodo inchoata Londini vicesimo 
 quinto die mensis Octobris, anno Domini 
 niillesimo quingentesimo nonagesiino sep- 
 timo, . . . Londini ExcudebantDeputati 
 Christopheri Barker, . . . 1597. 4°, 
 A — F in fours. 
 
 CARPEN TER, RICHARD. 
 The Anabaptist Washt and washt, and 
 shrunk in the working : Or, a Scholas- 
 ticall Discussion of the much agitated 
 Controversie concerning infant Baptism 
 . . . Betwixt Mr. Gibs Minister there 
 [Newport-Pagnell], and the Author Rich. 
 Carpenter, Independent. . . . London, 
 Printed by W. H. and are to be sold bv 
 George Badger . . . 1655. Sm. 8°, A— 
 Hh in eights, besides the frontispiece, 
 containing a portrait of the author, and 
 the Author's Admonition. 
 
 CATECHISM. 
 A catechisme of christian Religion. At 
 Amsterdam, By the widowe of George 
 Veseler at the signe of the Hope. 1626. 
 Sm. 8°, A— E in eights. Huth Coll. 
 
 CAVENDISH, MARGARET, Duchess of 
 Newcastle. 
 Poems, Or, Several Fancies in Verse : 
 With the Animal Parliament, in Prose. 
 Written By the Thrice Noble, Illustrious, 
 and Excellent Princess, the Duchess of 
 Newcastle. The Third Edition. Lon- 
 don, Printed by A. Maxwell, in the Year 
 1668. Folio, A— Yy in fours -f b— d in 
 fours. 
 
 On d 2 occur some unsigned verses en- 
 titled : " The Foetresses Susty Ueanhition," 
 followed by the "Poetresses Petition." 
 
 CHARLES I. STUART, Iiing of Great 
 Britain (1625-48). 
 Eikon Basilike, Ou Portrait Roiall de sa 
 Maieste . . . Impriniees A la Haye 
 [A Londres, Jan. 1st.] I'An. mdcxlix. 
 Sm. 8°. Title and half-title, 2 leaves v 
 A, 6 leaves, A 6 blank : *, 2 leaves : 
 a — b 2 in sixes : B — Bb in sixes, Bb 5-6 
 blank : a — g 4 in sixes : A — E in sixes, 
 E 5-6 blank. B. M. 
 
 The matter between brackets is in coeval 
 MS. 
 
 This impression coiitains a French trans- 
 lation of the letter of Sir John Suckling to 
 Mr. Henry Jermyn, 1640. See my edition 
 of Suckling, 1892, p. 225. 
 The Arch Cheate, or the Cheate of Cheats : 
 Or A notable discovery of some facts of 
 the mystery of iniquitie, plainely shew- 
 
CHARLES ir. 
 
 846 
 
 CROMWELL. 
 
 ing that this is the Prelates Wane, . . . 
 London printed for M. W. at Grays-Inne 
 Gate. October 4. 1644. 4?, 4 leaves. 
 With an engraving on the title. 
 CHARLES II. STUART, King of Great 
 Britain (1660-85). 
 TheTwoMemorialsDelivered this Instant 
 January by Mr. Sydney, His Majesty of 
 Great Britains Envoy Extraordinaiy Re- 
 siding at the Hague, to the States-General 
 of the United Provinces, to induce their 
 Lordships not to enter into a League 
 Defensive with the French King . . . 
 [Col.] London : Printed for A. M. and 
 R. K. 1680. Folio, 2 leaves. 
 
 The Tune to the Devonshire Ganf: Or, 
 An Answer to the Parliament Dissolved 
 at Oxford. —Noiine vides . . . London ; 
 Printed for T. Rawe ill London yard, 
 near St. Pauls. 1681.' A broadside in 
 verse. 
 
 A Memorial Delivered to the States- 
 General of the Vnited Provinces, By 
 Monsieur the Count D'Avaux, Extraordi- 
 nary Ambassador from his Most Christian 
 Majesty, to the said States, the 9th of May, 
 1684. (ii.) A Memorial Delivered to the 
 States-General, By the Marquess of Cas- 
 tell Moncato, Envpy Extraordinary of 
 Spain, at the Hague, May 9th, 1684. 
 London, Printed for Richard Morris, at 
 the Sign of St. Paul in Holborn. 1684. 
 A folio leaf. 
 
 COFFEE-HOUSE. 
 The Humours of a Cofifee-House : A 
 Comedy. As it is D.iyly Acted by Levy, 
 a Recruiting Officer. . , . Note, These 
 Persons are introduc'd only as occasion 
 serves. [Col.] London, Printed' for the 
 Benefit of Bohee, the Ooflfee-Mau ; and 
 Sold at the Publishing-Office, in Bear- 
 binder-Lane, 1707. 4°, 2 leaves. 
 
 This periodical extends in the present 
 copy from June 25 to Aug. 6, 1707, and 
 consists of seven numbers, eaohmakingtwo 
 leaves. Query, by Edward Ward. 
 
 COLLINS, JOHN, of Lo^idon, Pen-man, 
 Accomptant, Philomathet. 
 The Mariners Plain Scale New Plain'il : 
 The Third Part or Book. Shewing the 
 Uses of a Line of Chords onely, . . . 
 London : Printed by Tho. Johnson fur 
 Francis Cossinet, . . . 1659. 4". A, 2 
 leaves : B— F 2 iu fours. 
 
 COMPANIONS. 
 The Bottle Companions or Bacchanalian 
 Club being a choice Collection of merry 
 Drinking Songs and Healths Consisting 
 of Loyalty Love and good Fellowship ; 
 
 the Compositions by the moat Ingenious 
 Masters all fairly Engraven and carefully 
 Corrected. London Printed for I. Walsh 
 and P : Randall at the Harp and Hoboy 
 in Katherine Street by Somerset House in 
 the Strand and at the Violin and Lute 
 by Paulsgrave Head Court without 
 Temple barr ; and I. Hare at the Golden 
 Viol and Flute in Cornhill near the royal 
 Exchange. Folio, 44 leaves, including 
 title and Table. B^ M. 
 
 CORDERIUS, MATURINUS. 
 CoUoquiorum Scholasticorum Libri tjiia- 
 tuor. Ad Pueros in quotidiano sernione 
 •paulutim exercendos. Auctore Maturino 
 Uorderio, recens ad emendatissima exem- 
 plaria recogniti ... Glasguse, Excudebat 
 Robertus Sauder[us] Urbis Typographus. 
 M.DC.LXVii. Sni. 8°. 
 
 A title-page, slightly mutilated, is all 
 that I have so far seeu. 
 
 CORRARO, ANGELO. 
 
 Rome Exactly Describ'd . . . 1664. 
 
 On the fly-leaf of a copy before me occurs 
 in coeval MS. : — 
 
 " Thomas Vanes book 
 February y" 7 166i 
 bought at the s. d. 
 
 Exchange Pretium 11=6" 
 
 COURTENAY, EDWARD, S. J". . 
 In Fvnere ELizabethse A Lotharingia 
 Bavavise Dvcis Oratio Odoardi Covrlnei 
 Angli E Societate lesu Habito Leodii 
 In templo CoUegij eiusdem Societatis. 
 Leodii, E Typographia Leonardi Streel. 
 M.Dc.xxxv. Superiorum permissu. 4°, 
 A— E 2 in fours. Dedicated to Maxi- 
 milian, Duke of Bavaria. 
 
 CROMWELL, OLIVER, Lord Protector 
 (1653-58). 
 A Declaration of His Highness the Lord 
 Protector Inviting the People to England 
 and Wales, to a Day of Solemn Fasting 
 and Humiliation. Given at White-Hall 
 this 20. of March 1653. Printed by Henry 
 Hills and WiUiam du-Gard, Printers to 
 His Highness the Lord Protector. .1653. 
 A broadside. 
 
 An Ordinance For Adjourning part of 
 Easter Term. 1654. London, Printed 
 by William du-Gnrd, and Henry Hills, 
 Printers to His Highness the Lord Pro- 
 tector, MDCLiv. A broadside. 
 Saturday April 24. 1654. By the Council 
 at White-Hall. [In reference to the peace 
 between England and Holland.] London, 
 Printed by Will. du-Gard and Hen. Hills, 
 Printers to His Highness the Lord Pro- 
 tector, 1654. A broadside. 
 
CROOKE. 
 
 847 
 
 DIALOGUE. 
 
 P By His Highness : A Proclamation 
 Of Godly Ministers against Suits and 
 Molestations by Persons Sequestred, 
 Ejected, or not Approved. London, 
 Printed by Henry Hills and John Field, 
 Printers to His Highness. [July 3.] 
 MDOLV. A broadside. 
 
 CEOOKE, HELKIAH. 
 
 Microcosmographia. A Description of 
 the Body of Man. Together with the 
 Controversies and Figures thereto be- 
 longing . . . London Printed by R : C : 
 and are to be sold by lohn Clarke . . . 
 1651. Folio. A, 4 leaves : *, 4 leaves : 
 , % 4 leaves : B— 3 T in sizes. The title 
 is engraved. 
 
 The engraver signs liimself ArD Sculptor. 
 
 CROOK, SAMUEL, B.D., Late Rector of 
 Wrington, Somerset. 
 Ta Diapheronta, Or Divine Characters, in 
 Two Parts, Acutely Distinguishing the 
 more Secret and Undiscerned Differences 
 Between' 1. The Hypocrite in his best 
 Dresse of Seeming Virtues and formal 
 Dutie.s. And the True Christian. As 
 also between 2. The blacke.st weeds of 
 dayly Infirmities of the truly Godly, . . . 
 And The Reigning Sinnes of the Unre- 
 generate . . . [Edited] by C. B. and W.G. 
 London, Printed for Adoniram Byfteld 
 . . . 1658. Folio, A— 4 L in fours, ex- 
 cept tliat 4 L has 5 leaves, besides general 
 and half-titles. 
 CROSFEILD, ROBERT. 
 Englands Glory Reviv'd, Demonstrated 
 in Several Propositions. Shewing An 
 easie and speedy Method for fully Man- 
 ning the Royal Navy with Saylers ; with- 
 out Charge, or Obstruction to trade. . . . 
 London : Printed in the Year mdcxciii. 
 40^ A— H 2 in fourr>, A 1 and H 2 blank. 
 Dedicated in two separate epistles to the 
 King and Queen and to the Pariiament. 
 
 CROSSE, WILLIAM. 
 BelgiaesTrovbles,AndTrivmphs Where- 
 in are trvly and Historically related the 
 most famous Occurrences, which haue 
 happened betweene the Spaniards and 
 Hollanders in these last foure yeares 
 Warres of the Netherlands, with other 
 Accidents, which haue had relation vnto 
 them, as the Battels of Fleurie and 
 Statloo, the losse of Gulicke and Breda, 
 the Sieges of Sluse and Bergen, the Con- 
 quest of St. Saluador in Brasiha, and the 
 taking of Goffe by Charles Lambert, &c 
 Written by William Crosse master o 
 Its of St^ Mary Hall in Oxford, and 
 sometimes Chaplaine vnto Colouell Ogle 
 
 in the Netherlands. London, Printed by 
 Avgvstine Mathewes and Ii>hn Norton, 
 1625. 4", A— K in fours. Dedicated to 
 the Earl of Essex and Lord Mountjoy. 
 
 CULPEPER, NICHOLAS. 
 The En<rlish Physitian Enlarged : With 
 Three Hundred, Sixty, and Nine Medi- 
 cines, made of English Herbs that were 
 not in any Impression until this. . . . 
 London, Printed by John Streater, 1671. 
 8°, C— Bb in eights, no A— B in this 
 copy. 
 
 DARE, JOSIAH. 
 Counsellor Manners His Last Legacy to 
 His Son : Enriched and Embellished 
 with Grave Adviso's, Pat Histories, and 
 Ingenious Proverbs, Apologues, and Apo- 
 thegms. Sunt bona, sunt qucedam medio- 
 cria, . . . Mart. Lib. 1. Epigr. xvir. 
 London, Printed for Edward Gough, and 
 are to be sold by most Booksellers in 
 London. 1673. 8". A, 4 leaves, title 
 on A 2 : B— L in eights, L 7 with Errata 
 and Imprimatur, and L 8 presumably 
 blank. 
 
 DAY, ANGEL. 
 The English Secretorie, . . . Now newly 
 reuised and in many parts corrected and 
 amended. By Angel Day. London : 
 Printed by Thomas Snodham. 4" A, 
 4 leaves, B— T in eights. 
 DE SAUMAISE, CLAUDE. 
 Apologie Royale Povr Charles I. Roy 
 D'Angleterre. Per Messire Clavd.) de 
 Savmaise, Cheualier de I'Ordre du Roy, 
 ... A Paris, . . . M.DC.L. Avec Per- 
 mission. Large 4°, A— 5 N in fours, last 
 leaf blank -1- title and table. 
 DE WITTE, PETEUS, Minister of the 
 Word of God at Leyden. 
 Catechizing Upon the Heidelbergh Cate- 
 chisme. Of the Reformed Christian Reli- 
 gion. Published After Prudent Inspection 
 Ind Approbation of the Rev. Classis of 
 Hoorn, . . . And now after the Sixtientli 
 Impression, Translated For the English 
 Reformed Congregation in Amsterdam. 
 At Amsterd»m, Printed by Gillis 
 joosten Saezhman, in the New-street. 
 8", *, 8 leaves : **, 8 leaves : ***, 4 leaves : 
 A— iii 3 in eights. 
 
 Addressed by De Witte "To the Cour- 
 teous, Peaceable, Flourishing reforme.l 
 Clmrch of Jesus Christ in Delft. 
 
 DIALOGUE. 
 A Dialogue Between Mistns Macquerella, 
 a Suburb Bawd, a M»- Scolopendra, a 
 noted Curtezan, and Mr. Pimpinello an 
 
DIGBV. 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 Usher, &c. Pitifully bemoaning tlie 
 tenour of the Act (now in force) against 
 Adultery and Fornication. [Two copies 
 of. verses.] London, Printed for Edward 
 Crowch. 1650. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 DIGBY, SIR KENELM. 
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 DROLLERY. 
 Westminster-Drollery. Or a Choice Col- 
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 Both at Court & Theaters. By a Per- 
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 DRUMMOND, WILLIAM. 
 Tlie most Elegant, and Elaborate Poems 
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 Charles, shall live and flourish in all 
 Ages, whiles there are men to read them, 
 or Art & Judgment to approve tliem. 
 Horat. Cwrm,. Lib. 1. 
 
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 London, Printed for William Eands Book- 
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 DU-GARD, WILLIAM. 
 Phraseologia Puerilis Anglo-Latiiia. In 
 usum tiiocinii Scholastici. Selected Latine 
 and English phrases, wherein the puritie 
 and proprigtie of both Languages are ex- 
 pressed. . . . The second Edition, with 
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 William Du-gard for Francis Eglesfield, 
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 DUREL, JOHN, Minister of tha French 
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 A View of the Government and Publick 
 Worshipof God In the Reformed Churches 
 beyond the Seas. Wherein is shewd their 
 Conformity and Agreement with the 
 Church of England, as it is established 
 by the Act of Uniformity. London, 
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 D'URFEY, THOMAS. 
 The Marriage-Hiiter Match'd : A Comedy. 
 Acted at the Theatre Royal By Tlieir 
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 D'lJrfey, Gent. London, Printed for 
 Richard Bentley, . . . 1692. 4°, A— H 
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 ELYOT, SIR THOMAS. 
 The Castell of Helthe Corrected and in 
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 Henrici Archidiaconi Huntindoniensis 
 Historiarum lib VIII. " 
 
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EPICTETUS. 
 
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 Anghca, Hiberriica, Normannica, Cain-' 
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 FORD, SIMON. 
 Confliigratio Londinensis Poetice Depicta. 
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 GALE, THOMAS, Surgeon. 
 Certaine Workes of Chirurgerie, newly 
 3 H 
 
GARDENING. 
 
 850 
 
 ■ GOODWIN. 
 
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 don by Rouland Hall. [At the end oc- 
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 GARDENING. 
 
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 College. London, Printed by William 
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 GERSON, JOHN. 
 
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 Avgvstines Order His Sermons of the In- 
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 GIDEON. 
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 An Heroick Poem. Written on the cur- 
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 The Obstrvctovrs of Justice. Or A De- 
 
GORDON. 
 
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 Enoticon Or A Sermon of the Vnion of 
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 GREW, NEHEMIAH, M.B., F.R.S. 
 The Anatomy of Plants. With an Idea 
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 lins, for the Author, 1682. Folio. 4 
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 With 83 leaves of plates. 
 
 GROTIUS OR VAN GROOT, HUGO. 
 Christs Passion. A Tragedy. ' With An- 
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 Sign, a contains title, dedication, verses, 
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 HALE, SIR MATTHEW. 
 Contemplations Moral and Divine : In 
 Two Parts. By Sir Matthew H:ile, 
 Knight ; late Chief Justice of the Kings 
 Bench . . . London : Printed for Wil- 
 liam Shrowsbery, . . . and Charles Har- 
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 HALL, THOMAS. 
 
 Fvnebria Flq^ai, . . . The Third Edition 
 Corrected. . . . London, Printed ior 
 Henry Mortlock, , , . 1661. 4°, A— G 
 in fours. 
 
 On the back of the title of the copy here 
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 HAMAND, HENRY. 
 Ourography Or Speculations on the Ex- 
 crements of Urine With the Distinctions, 
 Causes, Colour, and Contents thereof : 
 and their Symptomes observed in Nature. 
 Also, a Philosophicall discourse of the 
 Colours of Urine, . . . Honour a Physi- 
 cian. . . . London, Printed by B. D. for 
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 William Ballard Bookseller in Bristow. 
 1656. Sm. 8", A— H in eights, but 4 leaves 
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 HARLOWE, PEDAELL. 
 A Detection Or, Discovery of a Notable 
 Fravd Committed by R. B. a Seminary 
 Priest of Rome, upon Two of the Articles 
 of the Church of England. In a Booke 
 Imprinted in Rome 1632. Intituled, 
 The Judgment of the Apostles, and of 
 those of the First Age, in all points of 
 Doctrine, ... By a Lay Gentleman. 
 London, Printed by E. P. for William 
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 HARPSFELD, NICHOLAS, ArcMeacon 
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 Dialogi Sex contra Svmnd Pontificatvs, 
 Monasticae Vitae, Sanctorvm, Sacrarvm 
 Imaginvm, Oppvgnatores, et Psevdo- 
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 The dedicatory epistle by Alan Cope is 
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 1566. 
 
 HART, JAMES, of Northampton, M.D. 
 Kainike, Or, The Diet of the Diseased. 
 Divided into Three Bookes. . . . London, 
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 HART, JOHN. 
 The Charita[b]le Christian. Or, A word 
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HARVEY. 
 
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 HOMILIES. 
 
 HARVEY, GABRIEL. 
 Gabriel is Harueij Gratulationum Valdin- 
 ensium Libri Quatuor. Ad Illustrjss. 
 Augustissimamque Principem Elizabe- 
 tam, . . . Londini, Ex officina Typo- 
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 A — L in fours + title and dedication, 
 except D, which has 6 leaves, including 
 a folded one with the Dudley arms. In 
 verse. 
 
 HEAD, RICHARD. 
 The English Rogue Described, . . . Lon- 
 don : Printed for Francis Kirkman. 
 1667. 8°. A, 3 leaves : B—Gg in eights : 
 Hh, 9 leaves, last page with the Errata. 
 With a portrait. 
 
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 Des Durchleuchtigsten / Brosmechtig- 
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 / Konigs zu Engeland . . . Schrifft / au 
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 HENSHAWE, JOSEPH. 
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 Corrected & inlarged. By los. Hen- 
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 A Dialogue Between A Christian and a 
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 . . . London Printed for Henry Hills, 
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 GIULIO-REBELLO, afterwards Pope 
 
 John XXL] 
 
 The treasury of healthe conteynyng many 
 
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 . Petrus Hyspanus & translated into 
 English by Humfre Lloyde, who hath 
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 HOBBES, THOMAS, of Malmeshwry. 
 Dialogus Physicus, Sive De Natura Aeris 
 Conjectura sumpta ab Experimentis nuper 
 Londini habitis in Collegio Gresharaensi. 
 Item De Duplicatione Cubi. Authore 
 Tho. Hobbes Malmesb. Londini, Typis 
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 HOOKE, ROBERT, F.R.S. 
 Micrographia : Or Some Physiological 
 Descriptions of Minute Bodies Made by 
 Magnifying Glasses' with Observations 
 and Inquiries thereupon. Nonposm oculo 
 quantum. . , . London, Printed by Jo. 
 Martyn, and Ja. Allestr}', Printers to the 
 Royal Society, and are to be sold at their 
 Shop at the Bell in St. Paul's Church- 
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 162, 164, 166, 170, 174 (double), 180, 182, 
 186, 192, 194, 196, 198, 204, 206 (double), 
 210 (folded^ 212 (do.), 2j4, 220, and 244 
 (double). Dedicated to the King. 
 
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HUDDLESJON. 
 
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 JONES. 
 
 HUDDLESTON, RICHARD. 
 A Short and Plain Way to the Faith and 
 Church. Composed Many years since by 
 that Eminent Divine Mr. Richard Hudle- 
 ston, of the English Congregation of the 
 Order of St. Benedict, and now published 
 for the Common Good by his Nephew Mr. 
 John Hudleston, of the same Congrega- 
 tion. To which is annexed, His late 
 Majesty King Charles II.'s Papers found 
 in his Closet after his Decease. As also 
 A brief Account of what occurred on His 
 Death-bed in regard to Religion. Per- 
 missu Superiorum. London, Printed bv 
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 Nomenclatura Trilingnis Anglo-Latino- 
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 KEACH, BENJAMIN. 
 War with the Devil : ... The Eighth 
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 KENT. 
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 1642. London, Printed for S. H. 1642. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 KIGHTLEY, EDWARD. 
 A full and true ReLifcian of the great 
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 last past (being the same day twelve- 
 moneth that the Rebellion broke out in 
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 LILY, WILLIAM. 
 
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 Printed at York, and reprinted at London 
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 LODGE, THOMAS, M.D. 
 The poore mans Talent. A collection of 
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 Bill and Christopher JBarker . . . 1666. 
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LORD'S SUPPER. 
 
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 by His Majesties Koyal Predecessors, 
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 MASON, WILLIAM. 
 Arts Advancement Or The most Exact, 
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 MAY, THOMAS. 
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 London, Printed for Humphrey Moselev, 
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 MILLER, THOMAS, 0} Great Yarmouth, 
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 At London Imprinted by Felix Kyngston 
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 A new title only. Sotheby's, June 27-30, 
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 MORE, SIR THOMAS. 
 Thomffi Mori Utopia, A meudis vindicata. 
 Oxonii Typis W. Hall, Impensis Fran 
 Oxlad. Auuo 1603 " -■ -— ■ 
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 N.N. 
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 the Common-wealth of Utopia. Where- 
 unto are annexed The Tenents of the Re- 
 monstrants touching those five Articles 
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 Wilham Style of the Inner Temple 
 Esqmre. London, Printed by F. L. for 
 W Lee, D. Pakeman, G. Bedel, and C. 
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 1693. Folio. Title preceded by Impri- 
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 A briefe and necessarie discourse con- 
 cerning the means to preserue both the 
 Religion and estate of the lowe Conn-, 
 tries. Translated out of French into 
 English. At London Printed for Thomas 
 Charde. Anno. 1584. 8°, A— G 4 in 
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 leaves each. B. M. 
 
 A reprint of the London 8° edition of 
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 NORTON, ROBERT. 
 The Gvnner Shewing the Whole Practise 
 of Artillery : With all the Appurtenances 
 thereunto belonging. Together with the 
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 Mathematics. 
 The Sea-mans Practice, Contayriing A 
 
 , Fvndamentall Probleme in Navigation, 
 experimentally verified : Namely, Touch- 
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 . . . London, Printed for George Hur- 
 lock and are to be sold at his Shop at 
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 in fours. Dedicated to Robert Earl of 
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 NOWELL, ALEXANDER, Dean of St. 
 Paul's. 
 A Catechisme, or first Instruction and 
 leamyng of Christian Religion. Written 
 in Latine by A. Nowell. % And trans- 
 lated into English. At London Printed 
 by lohn Daye, dwellyng oner Aldersgate, 
 fl Cum gratia & Priuilegio Regise Maies- 
 tatis. Anno. 1517. 4°, A— Y in fours. 
 Dedicated by T. Norton, the translator, to 
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 NYE, NATHANAEL. 
 The Art of Gunnery . . . London, 
 Printed -for William Leak, . . . 1670. 
 8°. A, 8 leaves : *, 4 leaves : B — G 4 
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 GATES, TITUS. 
 Otes's Letter. For the Right Honourable 
 Sir Leoline Jenkins Knight . . . (ii.) 
 Otes's Petition, To the Kings most Ex- 
 cellent Majesty . . . The humble Peti- 
 tion and Complaint of Titus Otes. 
 [February-March, 1683-4.] A folio leaf. 
 
 OWEN, JPHN. 
 Epigrammatum Joannis Oveni Cambro 
 Britanni Oxoniensis . . . Editio postrema, 
 . . . Amstelodami, Apud Elzevirium. 
 M.DC.LXXix. Sni. 8°. Title and Ad 
 Lectorem, 2 leaves : A — Kk in eights and 
 fours : LI, 2 leaves. 
 
 OXFORD, UNIVERSITY OF. 
 Oxoniensis Academise Funebre Officium 
 In Memoriam Honoratissimam Serenissi- 
 mse et Beatissimse Elisabethae, Nvper 
 AnglisB, Francise, & Hibernise Reginse. 
 Oxonise, Excudebat losephus Barnesius, 
 . . . 1603. 4°, A— Z in fours, Z 4 blank, 
 besides title and dedication to James I., 
 2 leaves. 
 
 P. P. 
 
 Ariadne, Or, The Marriage of Bacchus, 
 An Opera, Or, A Vocal Representation ; 
 First Compos'd by Monsieur P. P. Now- 
 put into Musick by Monsieur Grabut, 
 Master of His Majesties Musick. And 
 Acted by the Royall Academy of Musick, 
 At the Theatre- Royal in Oovent-Garden. 
 In the Savoy. Printed by Tho. New- 
 comb, 167|. 4°, A — H in fours, a leaf 
 of I, and a folded frontispiece. Dedi- 
 cated to the King by the Academy of 
 Music. 
 
 PACQUET. 
 
 A Racquet from Will's : Or a New Col- 
 lection of Original Letters on Several 
 Subjects, Containing Pleasant Memoirs, 
 Intrigues and Adventures that lately 
 hapned at London, Hampton - Court, 
 Tunbridge, Epsom, North-Hall and the 
 Bath. With Several Satyrical Charac- 
 ters, . . . Written and Collected by 
 Several Hands. London, Printed for 
 Sam. Briscoe, . . . 1701. 8°, Aar-Kk 
 in eights. 
 
 I describe this from George Daniel's 
 copy. 
 
 PALLADIO, ANDREA. 
 The First Book of Architecture, By 
 Andrea Palladio. Translated out of 
 Italian : With an Appendix Touching 
 Doors and Windows By Pr Le Muet, 
 Architect to the French King : Translated 
 out of French, By G[odfrey] Rpchards.] 
 . . . The Second Edition Corrected and 
 Enlarged. London, Printed by J. M. 
 and Sold by G. Richards, at the Golden 
 Ball, over against the Exchange, London : 
 . . . 1668. 4°, A— Gg in fours + a 
 frontispiece by Chantry. With nume- 
 rous plates. B. M. 
 
 Dedicated by Richards to his worthy 
 
 and much honoured friend, Daniel Colwal, 
 
 Esquire. 
 
 The First Book of Architecture, . . . 
 The Seventh Edition Corrected and En- 
 larged, With the New Model of the 
 Cathedral of St. Paul's in London, aa it 
 is to be Built. London : Printed for 
 G. Sawbridge, . . . mdccviii. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves : B — Gg in fours. With a fron- 
 tispiece and plates. B. M. 
 
 This edition varies from the earlier ones. 
 The dedication is omitted, 
 
 PARLIAMENT. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons 
 . . . Shewing That aU His Majesties, the 
 Queenes, and Princes Honours, Mannors, 
 Lands, 'Tenements, Rents, Revenues, and 
 Profits whatsoever, . . . shall be seized 
 
PARSONS. 
 
 859 
 
 P.OGGIO. 
 
 upon, and received by such persons here- 
 after nominated and appointed, to be 
 imployed for the good oi His Majesty 
 and the Common - wealth. London 
 Printed for lohn Wright in the Old- 
 baily. Septemb. 23. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PAESONS, ROBERT. 
 Delia Persecvtione De Catolici nel Regno 
 D'Inghilterra. Per Ordine di Monsig. 
 Illnstriss. Card. Pallotti, Vescouo di 
 Bologna. ... In Bologna, 1582. 8°, 
 A— T 6 in twelves, T 6 with a woodcut 
 only. 
 
 PAULE, SIR GEORGE. 
 The Life of John Whitgift, Archbishop 
 of Canterbury in the Times of Q. Eliza- 
 beth and K. James I. Written by Sir 
 George Paule, Comptroller of his Grace's 
 Houshold. To which is added a Treatise 
 Intituled Conspiracy for Pretended Re- 
 formation, Written in the Year 1591. 
 By Samuel Cosin, LL.D. . . . London ; 
 Printed for Ri. Chiswell, . . . mdoxcix. 
 8°, A — Y 4 in eights. With a portrait by 
 R. White. ^ 
 
 PELIGROMIUS, SIMON. 
 Synonymorum iSylva, . . . Londini, Ex- 
 cudebat Edw. Griffin, sumptibus Josuae 
 Kirton, & Saniuelis Thomson, . . . 1650. 
 8°, A— Bb 4 in eights, Bb 4 blank. 
 
 PENN, WILLIAM, of Penvsylvania. 
 No Cross, No Crown. A Discourse Shew-> 
 ing the nature and Discipline of the Holy 
 Cross of Christ, . . . The Second Edi- 
 tion, Corrected and much Enlarged. 
 London, Printed for Mark Swaner : And 
 
 , Sold by A. Sowl, . . . 1682. 8°. A, 
 8 leaves : [a] — [c], 4 leaves each, the last 
 blank, B— Qq 6 in eights. 
 
 The Preface is dated fvom 'Worminghurst, 
 in Sussex, 1st of the 6th month, 1682. 
 
 PERRY, JOHN. 
 
 A Regulation for Seamen Wherein A 
 Method is humbly proposed. Whereby 
 Their Majesties Fleet may at all times be 
 specially and effectually Mann'd, and the 
 Merchants be more readily and cheaper 
 serv'd, without having their Men at any 
 ti me press'd or taken away : . . . By John 
 Peny, late Captain of the Signet-Fireship, 
 now a Prisoner in the Marshalsea, accord- 
 ing to the Sentence of a late Court- Mar- 
 tial. To which is added, A short Narra- 
 tive of his Case relating to his Loss of the 
 said Ship in Company of the Diamond- 
 Friggat, in September 1693. London : 
 Printed in the Year 1695. 4°, A— H in 
 fours, A 1 and H 4 blank. 
 
 PHILO PATER. 
 The Observator Reproved, More espe- 
 cially in Relation to the Controversie 
 between that Eminently Pious, Chari- 
 table, and Worthy Divine Mr. Smytljye, 
 Curat of Cripplegate, and himself. [Col.] 
 London, Printed for the Author, and Pub- 
 lished by Langley Curtis, 1684. 4°, 4 
 leaves. 
 
 PLANTATIONS. 
 An Abridgement of the Laws in Force 
 and Use in Her Majesty's Plantations; 
 (viz.) Of Virginia, Jamaica, Barbadoes, 
 Maryland, New -England, New- York, 
 Carolina, &c. Digested under proper 
 Heads in the Method of Mr. Wingate, 
 and Mr. Washington's Abridgements. 
 London, . . . 1704. 8". Title and Pre- 
 face, 2 leaves : B — N in eights : Acts of 
 Assembly and Appendix, B — U in eights. 
 
 PLAYFORD, JOHN. 
 Apollo's Banquet : Containing Instruc- 
 tions, and Variety of New Tunes, Ayres, 
 Jiggs, and several New Scotch Tunes for 
 the Treble-Violin. To which is added, 
 The Tunes of the newest French Dances, 
 now used at Court and in Dancing- 
 Schools. The Sixth Edition, with new 
 Additions. la the Savoy : Printed by 
 E. Jones, for Henry Playford at his Shop 
 near the Temple Church, and at his 
 House over-against the Blue-Ball in 
 Arundel-Street in the Strand, 1690. Obi. 
 4", A— L in fours. B. M. 
 
 A copy presented by W. Chappell to Dr. , 
 Bimbault, and subsequently returned to ' 
 Chappell. It had been Stafford Smith's. 
 It is staged on a fly-leaf that the thifd edi- 
 tion was in 1682, the seventh in 1693. 
 The Preface is subscribed H. P. 
 
 POEMS. 
 Miscellany Poems Upon Several Occa- 
 sions : Consisting of Original Poems, of 
 The late Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Cowly, 
 Mr. Milton, Mr. Prior, Mrs. 3ehn, Mr. 
 Tho. Brown, &c. And the Translations 
 from Horace, Persius, Petronius Arbi- 
 ter, &c. With An Essay upon Satyr, By 
 the Famous M. Dacier. Licens'd May 21. 
 1692. London, Printed for Peter Buck, 
 at the Sign of the Temple, near Temple- 
 Bar, . . . 1692. Small 8°, A— H in 
 eights. Dedicated by Charles Gildon to 
 Mr. Cardell Goodman. 
 
 POGGIO, JACOPO DI M. 
 Historia di lacopo di M. Poggio, della 
 origine della gran guerra tra Frances! 
 & Inglesi. In Fiorenza mdxlvii. 8°, 
 A — in eights. Dedicated by Doni to 
 the most illustrious Don Pedro di Toledo. 
 
pomey: 
 
 860 
 
 PSALMS, 
 
 On A 2 this small work is inscribed by 
 Poggio, Citizen of Florence, to Carlo Guas- 
 coni of Florence. 
 
 POMEY, F. 
 Indiculus Universalis ; Or, The Universe 
 in Epitome. Wherein the Names of 
 almost all the Works of Nature, of all 
 Arts and Sciences, with their most neces- 
 sary Terms, are in English, Latine & 
 French, Methodically and distinctly 
 digested. . . . Composed at iirst in French 
 and Latine, For the Use of the Dolphin 
 of France, By the Learned F. Pomey. 
 And now Enlarged, with the Addition of 
 the English Language, and some other 
 Supplements. By A. Lovell, M.A. Lon- 
 don, Printed by J. Macock for Eobert 
 Harford . . . 1679. 8°, A-Q in ei>,'hts, 
 and a, 4 leaves. Dedicated by Lovell to 
 the Earl of Burford. 
 
 PRAYER. 
 A Godlie treatise declaryng the benefites, 
 fruites, and great commodities of prayer, 
 and also the true use therof. Written 
 in Latin fourtie yeres past, by an Eng- 
 
 , lyshe man of great vertue & learnyng, and 
 lately translated into Englyshe. 1560. 
 [Col.] Imprinted at London in Powles 
 Churchyarde, by John Cawood, one of 
 the Printers to the Queenes Maiestie. 
 Cum priuilegio. ... 8°, A — H in eights. 
 
 PRAYER, BOOK OF COMMON. 
 [The Book of Common Prayer. At the 
 ■ end occurs :] Imprinted at London by 
 Rychard Grafton, Printer to the lunges 
 Maiestie. 1551. Cum priuilegio ad Im- 
 primendum solum. 8°. Apparently a — t 
 in eights. 
 
 Puttick's, April 20, 1892, No. 207, imper- 
 fect. 
 
 The Booke of Common Prayer, and Ad- 
 ministration of the Sacraments, And other 
 Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of 
 England. Imprinted at London by 
 Robert Barker, Printer to the Kings most 
 Excellent Maiestie. Anno 1603. Cum 
 priuilegio. Folio. A, 10 leaves, with 
 title, "Acte for the vniformitie &c,," 
 Table, &c : B, 8 leaves : A (repeated), 8 
 leaves : B, 10 leaves : C — N, 8 leaves 
 each: 0, 10 : P, 8 : Q, 6. 
 
 The copy before me, possessing many 
 MSS. notes in a hand of or about the period, 
 was pointed out to me at Sotheby's, May 5, 
 1892, by Mr. Warton. It is the first one 
 printed presumably to the Hampton Court 
 Conference. The Psalms of the same date, 
 " after the translation of the Great Bible," 
 were bound up with it. The volume was 
 given by Bichard Bishop of London to 
 some one whose name has apparently been 
 cut out. ... 
 
 PRIMER. 
 
 The Primer, Or Office of the Blessed Vir- 
 gin Marie, in Latin and Engli.sh : Accord- 
 ing to the reformed Latin : And with 
 lyke graces Priuileged. Printed at Ant- 
 werp by Arnold Conings. Anno m.d.xcix. 
 Small 8°, A— Gg in twelves, Gg 12 with 
 a notice as to the Errata. With copper- 
 plates. 
 
 PROMPTUARIUM or PROMPTORIUS 
 PARVULORUM. 
 Promptuarium paruoloru clericorum : 
 quod apud nos medulla grammatice ap- 
 pellatur. Scolasticis q. maxime neces- 
 sariu. Impressum L5doniis per Wynadti 
 de Worde in hac vrbe in parochia sancte 
 Brigide (in the flete strete) ad signtl soils 
 comorate. [Col.] Ad laudem et honorem 
 omnipotentis dei et intemerate genitricia 
 eius finit excellentissimum opus scolasticis 
 anglieoj,. maxime necessarium. quodmerito 
 medulla graniatices apud nos / vel par- 
 uoloru promptuariu nuncupatur. Im- 
 pressum Londoniis per Wynadu de Worde 
 in vico anglice (the flete strete) appellate 
 sub solis intersignio comorate. Anno dni. 
 M.CCCCC.xvi. die vo. v. mesis Septe. 
 4°. A': B*: C^: D«:.E8: F«: G": 
 B.«: I*: K«: L«: M«. 
 
 PROPHECIES. 
 
 A Collection of many Wonderful Pro- 
 phecies Relating to the English Nation ; 
 Plainly Foretelling the late Great Re- 
 volution and Happy Settlement of tins 
 Kingdom ; His Present Majesties Suc- 
 cesses in Ireland, . . . Written in the 
 Years 1623, 1628, &c. And some never 
 Published before. London, Printed for 
 Rich. Baldwin . . . 1691. 4°. A, 2 
 leaves : B — E in fours. In verse. 
 
 PROTESTANTS. 
 Memorial Der Englischen Protesfanten 
 au . . . den Printz und Printzessin von 
 Oranien. . . . Gedruckt in Jahr 1688. 
 4°, A— G 2 in fours. 
 
 PSALMS. 
 
 The Whole Booke of Psalmes Collected 
 into English Meeter by T. Sternhold, I. 
 Hopkins, and others. London, Imprinted 
 for the Companie of Stationers. 1634. 
 Cum priuilegio Regis Regali. Very small 
 12°. 
 
 The copy employed ended imperfectly on 
 L 8. Sotheby's, May 11, 1892, No. S40. 
 
 The Psalter or Psalmes of David, after the 
 Translation of the great Bible : Printed 
 as it shall be sung or said in Churches. 
 Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, 
 Printer to the Kings most. Expellent 
 
PYAf. 
 
 86 1 
 
 SADLER. 
 
 Maiestie. Anno 1603. Cum priuilegio. 
 Folio, A — K in eights. 
 
 This copy is bound up with the Book of 
 Common Prayer, folio, 1603. 
 
 The Psalms of David, From the New 
 Translation of the Bible Turned into 
 Meter : To be Sung to the common Tunes 
 used in Parish Churches. By the Reve- 
 rend Father in God Henry King, DD. 
 And late L* Bishop of Chichester. . . . 
 The Second Edition. London, Printed 
 by S. and B. Griffin, and are sold by 
 John Playford at his Shop near the 
 Temple Church, 1671. 8°. A, 4 leaves, 
 including a frontispiece ; B — Q in eights : 
 E, 4. ' 
 
 Psalmes or Prayers taken out of holye 
 scripture. Londini. An. m.d.xlv. [Col.] 
 Imprinted at London in Fletestrete, in 
 the house of Thomas Berthelet. Cum 
 priuilegio. ... 8°, A — L in eights, L 8 
 with colophon only. 
 
 Puttiok's, AprU 20, 1892, No. 207. 
 
 PYM, JOHN, M.P.for Tamstock. 
 The Kingdomes Manifestation : Wherein 
 A course may be taken for us and our 
 posterity to enjoy Peace and Truth to- 
 gether, with the propagation of the Gos- 
 pell, with certaine considerations con- 
 dusing thereunto. Delivered in a Speech 
 By lohn Pyni, Esquire : Once a worthy 
 Member of the House of Commons, now 
 deceased the eighth of December, 1643. 
 London, Printed by B. H. and are to be 
 sold by J. West, neere the New-Exchange, 
 1643. 4", A— D in fours -f title and leaf 
 with The true Pourtraiture of the Worthy, 
 Religious, and truely Wise, John Pym 
 Esquire. 
 
 QUARLES, FRANCIS. 
 The New Distemper. Written By the 
 Author of the Loyall Convert. [Quot. 
 from Hilar, de Trin. Lib. 4.] Oxford, 
 Piinted by Leonard Lichfield, Printer to 
 the Vniversity. 1645. 4°, A-D 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 RADFORD, J. 
 
 A Directorie Teaching the Way to the 
 Trvth in a Briefe and Plaine Discovrse 
 against the Heresies of this time. Where- 
 vnto is added, A Short Treatise against 
 Adiaphorists, Nevters, and such as say 
 they may be saued in any Sect or Reli- 
 gion, . . . Printed with Licence. 1605. 
 b". tjf, 8 leaves : A, 4 leaves : B— Qq 
 in eights. Dedicated by J. Radford to 
 
 George Blackwel, Arch-Priest of England, 
 under date of March 27, 1599. 
 
 The Preface to the Reader is dated April 
 10, 1594, 
 
 RANDOLPH, THOMAS. 
 The Ex-ale-altation of Ale Being The 
 Antient Liquor of this Realme. Or, A 
 Clear definition of its efficacious Opera- 
 tions in several Pates, Arts and Profes- 
 sions. Dedicated to all that love Ale, 
 and to be presented to all the Inns and 
 Ale-Houses in England. London, Printed 
 by M. S. for F. Coles at the Lamb in the 
 Old-Baily, 1663. A broadside in verse. 
 
 RECORDE, ROBERT, M.U. ' 
 The Grovnd of Arts : . . . Made by Mr. 
 Robert Record, Dr. in Physick. After- 
 ward augmented by M. John Dee. And 
 since enlarged ... By John Mellis. And 
 now diligently perused, corrected, . . . 
 London, Printed by M. P. for John Hari- 
 son, and are to be sold at his Shop in 
 Pauls-Church-Yard. [About 1645.] 8°, 
 A — Ss in eights. With diagrams. 
 
 READ, ALEXANDER, M.D., and one of 
 the Fellows of the Gollege of Physicians, 
 London. 
 The Chirurgicall Lectures of Tumors and 
 Vlcers. Delivered on Tuesdayes ap- 
 pointed for these Exercises, and keeping 
 of their Courts in the Chirurgeons Hall 
 these three yeeres last past, viz. 1632, 
 1633, and 1634. London Printed by 
 I. H. for Francis Constable and E. B. . . . 
 1635. 4°, A— Y in eights, A 1 and A 8, 
 and Y 8, blank. Dedicated to Thomas 
 Lord Windsor. 
 
 REEVE, GABRIEL. 
 Directions Left by a Gentleman to his 
 Sonns : For the Improvement of Barren 
 and Heathy Land, in England and Wales. 
 London, Prhited by E. T. and R. H. for 
 R. Royston, ... m DC Lxx. 4". A— E 
 in fours. Dedicated to Kenricke Eyton, 
 Esquire, of the Inner Temple, from Hack- 
 ney, April 14, 1670. 
 
 RICH WORTH OR RUSHWORTH, WIL- 
 LIAM. 
 Riishworth's Dialogues. Or, The Judg- 
 ment of common sence, in the choyce of 
 Religion, Last Edition, Corrected and 
 enlarg'd By Thomas White, Gent. . . . 
 A Paris, Chez Jean Billaine, . . . 1654. 
 Sm. 8°. *, 3 leaves : **, 8 leaves : ^j,**, 
 8 leaves : B — I in twelves ; K-— P 4 in 
 eights. 
 
 SADLER, JOHN, M.D. of Norwich. 
 The Sick Womans priuate Looking-glasse 
 
SANDER. 
 
 862 
 
 SMITH. 
 
 Wherein methodically are handled all 
 uterine effects, or diseases arising from y 
 Wombe. . . . London Printed for Ph- 
 Stephens & Ch: Meredith . . . 1636. 8° 
 A— H in twelves, A 1 and H 12 blank, 
 , and A 2 with engraved title by Droeshout 
 Dedicated " To all Vertvovs and Modest- 
 minded Women." 
 
 SANDER, NICOLAS. 
 Nicolai Sanderi Angli Doct. Theol. De 
 OrigineAcProgressvSchismatisAnglicani. 
 . . . Colonise Agrippinse. . . . m.d.cx. 
 8°, A— Gg 4 in eights, besides t, 7 leaves : 
 Appendix, by Pedro Kibadeneira, a — m 3 
 in eights, besides title and following leaf, 
 m 3 with the Errata. 
 
 SANDFORD, FRANCIS, Bouge Dragon. 
 The Order and Ceremonies Vsed for and 
 at the Solemn Interment of The most 
 High Mighty and most Noble Prince 
 George Duke of Albemarle Earle of 
 Torrington . . . Captain General of his 
 Ma""- Forces. . . . A°- 1670. . . . Pub- 
 lished by his Ma""- especiall Command. 
 [London, 1670.] Obi. folio. Engraved 
 emblematical title by R. White, contain- 
 ing portrait of Monk, from a design by 
 F. Barlow : letterpress descrij)tion, 3 
 leaves : 21 plates of the procession, &o., 
 engraved by R. White. 
 
 SANDYS, GEORGE. 
 Sandys Voyage oftie een Beschrijvinge 
 vant Heylich-landt. . . . t Amsterdam, 
 by Baltis Boecholt, Anno 1665. 4°, 
 A — Hh in fours, including engr. and 
 printed titles, and numerous engravings 
 on text. With separate plates at pp. 14, 
 38, and 78. 
 
 The printed title names the Dutch trans- 
 lator T. 6., and mentions the work as 
 illustrated -with 30 copper - plates. The 
 separate plates found in the copy employed 
 scarcely appear to belong to the book. 
 
 SATIRE. 
 The Unbiass'd Satyr : Or Reflections on 
 Manners. London ; Printed by J. Gran- 
 tham. MDCLXxxiii. 4°, A — C in fours, 
 A 1 blank. In verse. 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 The CL. Psalmes of David in English 
 metre. With the forme of Prayers, and 
 Ministration of the Sacraments &c. vsed 
 in the Churche of Scotland. Whereunto 
 besydes that are in the former bookes, are 
 added also sundrie other Prayers, with a 
 newe & exact Kalender for xvi. yeres 
 next to come. 1[The contentes of this 
 Booke are specified in the page following 
 after the declaration of the Almanack. 
 Printed at Edinburgh by Thomas Bassan- 
 
 dine dwelling at the nether Bow. 1575. 
 Cvm Pri-vilegio. 8°. a, 8 leaves : ■*, 4 
 leaves with Declaration, Contents, & Vem 
 Creator : A — K in eights : The Fsahnes, 
 A — li in eights, but 3 leaves of Table 
 marked H : The Catechisme, A — N 4 in 
 eights, N 4 blank. 
 
 Sotheby's, May 14, 1892, No. 432. 
 
 SEA. 
 An Accidence for the Sea. Very necessary 
 for all young Sea-men, or those that are 
 desirous to goe to Sea, briefly shewing 
 the Phrases, Offices and Words of Com- 
 mand, belonging to the Building, Rigging, 
 and Sayling a Man of Warre ; and. how 
 to manage a Navy and Fight at Sea. 
 Together with the Charge and Duty of 
 every Officer, and their Shares. Also 
 the Names, Weight, Charge, Shot and 
 Powder, of all sorts of great Ordnance. 
 With the use of the Petty Tally. Lon- 
 don, Printed by T. H. for Benjamin 
 Fisher, . . . 1636. 8°. A, 6 leaves: 
 B — R in eights, R 8 blank, title on A 2. 
 Dedicated to the Earl of Northumberland 
 by B[enjamin] F[isher ?]. 
 
 SHELLEY, GEORGE. 
 The Second Part of Natural Writing 
 Containing The Breakes of Letters and 
 their Dependance on each other. Like- 
 wise Various Forms of Business Written 
 in the most Proper Hands. And Also 
 Variety of Ornament in Several Delight- 
 ful Fancies & Designs. The Whole mak- 
 ing a Compleat Body of Penmanship. By 
 G. Shelley Accountant and Writing M • 
 to Christs Hospital. Sold by the Author. 
 London. George Bickham sculp*- [1714.] 
 4°, 28 engraved leaves + large portrait of 
 John Smith, writing-master in London, 
 1 leaf : title, dedication to the Governors 
 of Christ's Hospital, &c., 6 leaves : and a 
 portrait of Shelley by Bickham. 
 
 SHORE. 
 
 The History of Mistris Jane Shore : Con- 
 cubine to King Edward the fourth, who 
 was Wife to one Matthew Shore, a Gold- 
 smith in London. Wherein is declared 
 her wanton life, with her miserabl end, 
 and death of her Husband. Printed for 
 F. Coles, T. Vere, and J. Wright. 8°, 
 A — B 3 in eights, including a leaf of wood- 
 cuts on A 1. Black letter, with cuts. 
 In verse. 
 
 Sotheby's, June 27, 1892, No. 825. 
 
 SMITH,EDWARD, A.M., Writing-Master. 
 
 The Mysteries of the Pen in Fifteen 
 
 Hands Unfolded. [This occurs on p. 3 ; 
 
 the Frontispiece adds:] Sold by the 
 
STANDISH. 
 
 853 
 
 TANNER. 
 
 Author at his House in Bell-Court in 
 Moreflelds. between Petty France & Old 
 Bedlam gate. And by Jamea Knapton 
 Bookseller at the Crown in St. Paul's 
 Church-yard And by Mrs. Elizabeth 
 Turney at y Eain-bow Coffee house neer 
 the Royal Exchange in Cornhil. [About 
 1720.] Obi. folio, 17 leaves, including 
 ■ Postscript and the Frontispiece with the 
 portrait and arms of Smith, both pro- 
 bably by Van der Guoht. Dedicated to 
 F. Calvert, Esq., of Albury Hall, Herts, 
 M.P. for Beading. 
 
 SMITH, WILLIAM. 
 De Urbis Londini Incendio Elegia. Ac- 
 cedit etiam Ad eandem Urbem & ad Bri- 
 tanniam Carmen Heroicum. Authors 
 Guilielmo Smith. [Quot. from Pliny, 
 Jun. 43 Epist. ad Trajanum.] Londini, 
 Typis G. Godbid prostantque apud Ea- 
 dulphum Needham. . . . mdclxvii. 4°, 
 A — C in fours. 
 
 SOUTHWELL, EGBERT. 
 An Epistle of Comfort, . . . By R. S. of 
 the Society of Jesvs. . . . Permissu Supe- 
 riorum. M.DC.XXV. Sm. 8°, A — Dd 4 
 in eights. 
 
 STANDISH, JOHN. 
 A discourse wherein is debated whether 
 it be expedient that the scripture should 
 be in English for al men to reade that 
 wyll . . . [Col.] Made and composed 
 by lohn Staudish doctour in diuinitie. 
 
 . Imprinted at London by Robert Oaly, 
 within the precinct of the late dissolued 
 house of the graye Freers, nowe con- 
 uerted to an hospital called Ohristes 
 hospitaU. M.D.L.V. Sm. 8°, A— M 4 in 
 eights. 
 
 Quaritch, 1892, No. 791. There was a 
 prior edition. 
 
 STAPLETON, THOMAS. 
 Thomae Stapletoni Angli, S. Theologiae 
 Doctoris, Promptvarivm Oatholicvm . . . 
 Coloniae, Apud Godefridum Kempensem. 
 Anno M.D.XCII. 8°, t and +t, 8 leaves 
 each : A— Oo in eights, Nn 8 and Oo 8 
 blank. 
 
 STATUTA. 
 
 ■ [Antiqua s'tatuta : Magna Carta, &c. CoL] 
 Impresse in ciuitate London per Rich- 
 ardum Pynson Regis impressore. bm. 8 . 
 Calendar, 6 leaves : Capitula, 8 leaves : 
 A— N in twelves. At the end of the 
 Capitula occurs : Ad laudem et gloria, 
 cuncti potentis ac beate virgmis mane/ 
 totaq; celestis curia Paruus codex qui 
 Antiqua Statuta vocatur / Explicit Lon- 
 don cum solerti cura ac diligecia per 
 
 Richardu Pynson Regis impressorem. 
 Anno Incarnationis dnice. Millesimo 
 quigetesimo. xiiij. deoimo sexto idus 
 Marcius. Below is Pynson's device. 
 Agenda form. 
 
 STRANGEHOPES, SAMUEL. 
 A Book of Knowledge. In Three Parts. 
 Newly Corrected and enlarged. . . . Com- 
 posed by Samuel Strangehopes. London, 
 Printed for Tho. Passinger at the three 
 Bibles on London-Bridge, 1684. Sm. 
 8°, A— K in eights, A 1 with half-title. 
 With woodcuts. 
 
 STUARTS. 
 De Ongelucke van K. lacobus de Tweede, 
 de Gelucken vah K. William de Derde. 
 Cornyck of Stuarts Nootlvc sijnde all de 
 voomaemste Rampen en Gelucken. t' 
 Amsterdam door Cornells Danckerts voor 
 aen op de Niewendijck in den Atlas met 
 Privilegie. [About 1690.] Obi. 8°, 58 
 engraved leaves, the title inclusive. 
 
 Scenes in /the fortunes of the Stuarts 
 from 1558 to 1689. 
 
 STUBBE, HENRY. 
 Qep(nTTis KxptTOfi,v6os : Or, An Exact 
 Account of the Grammatical Part of the 
 Controversy betwixt Mr. Hobbes and 
 J. Wallis D.D. . . . London [no printer's 
 or publisher's name.] 1657. 4°, A — H in 
 fours : Aa — Ee 3 in fours. 
 
 Medice Cura Teipsum : Or The Apothe- 
 caries Plea in some short and Modest 
 Animadversions Upon a late Tract En- 
 tituled A short view of the Frauds and 
 Abuses of the Apothecaries, And The 
 onely Remedy by Physicians making 
 their own Medicines. By Christopher 
 Merret Doctor in Physick, &c. From 
 a Eeal Well -wisher to both Societies 
 [Henry Stubbe.] London, Printed for 
 W. Miller, . . . 1671. 4°, A-G 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 STUBBES, PHILIP. 
 The Anatomie of Abuses : Contayning A 
 Discoverie, or Briefe Summarie of such 
 Notable Vices and Imperfections, as now 
 raifne in many Christian Countreyes of 
 the° Worlde : but (especially) in a verie 
 famous Ilande called Ailgna ; Together, 
 with most fearefuU Examples of Gods 
 ludgements, executed vpon the wicked 
 for the same, as well in Ailgna of late, 
 as in other places, elsewhere. Verie 
 Godly to be read of all true Christians, 
 euerie where : but most needefuU, to be 
 regarded in Bnglande. Made dialogue- 
 wile, by Phillip Stubbes. Seene and 
 allowed, Recording to order ... IT Printed 
 
SYNGE. 
 
 864 
 
 VICAR V. 
 
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 1583. 8°. 11, 8 leaves : A, 2 leaves : 
 B— in eights : P, 7 : Q, 4 : E, 2. K 2 
 , with the colophon. 
 
 SYNGE, FRANCIS. 
 A Gentleman's Religion : In Three Parts. 
 . . . The Second Edition. London : 
 Printed for A. and J. Churchill . . . 
 1703. 8°. A, 13 leaves: B— D in 
 twelves : E, 6 : Parts 2 and 3, A— K in 
 twelves. 
 
 T. S. 
 
 Flagellvm : Or The Life and Death, Birth 
 and Burial of Oliver Cromwel The late 
 Usurper, Faithfully described in an 
 Exact Account of His Policies and Suc- 
 cesses, Not heretofore Published or Dis- 
 covered. By S. T. Gent. 
 
 Furto Isetatus inani . . . 
 
 , — Virg. ^neid. 
 
 London, Printed for L. R. 1663. Sm. 
 8°. A, 6 leaves, A 6 with Errata : B— Q 
 in eights. With a portrait. 
 
 TANNER, JOHN, Student in Physic and 
 Astrology. 
 The Hidden Treasures of the Art of 
 Physick ; Fully Discovered. In Four 
 Books. . . . The Third Edition with 
 Additions. London, Printed by John 
 Streater, and are to be sold by George 
 Sawbridge, at the Bible on Ludgate Hill, 
 1671. 8°, A— Z 6 in eights. Dedicated 
 to his friend Mr. William Beal, of Little 
 Missenden, co. Bucks. 
 
 TESTAMENT. 
 The New Testament of lesvs Christ, 
 FaithfvUy Translated into English, ovt 
 of the authentical Latin, diligently con- 
 ferred with the Greeke, and other Edi- 
 tions in diuers languages. ... In the 
 English College of Rhemes. Printed at 
 Antwerp. By lames Seldensbach. 1621. 
 Sm. 8°. **, 12 leaves : A — M in twelves, 
 M 12 blank. 
 
 Le Novveav Testament, C'est a dire. La 
 Nowelle Alliance de nostre Seigneur & 
 seul Sauueur lesvs Christ Translate & 
 . reueu de Giec en Francois. . . . Ini- 
 prim6 k Londres. 1553. Sm. 8". a, 8 : 
 . b, 4 : c — z in eights : A — Z in eights : 
 * — ** in eights. 
 
 Attributed in Sotheby's Catalogue to the 
 press of T. Gualtier. Sotheby's, May 
 1892, No. 1056, with a false signature of 
 Mizabeth E. at the foot of the title. 
 
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 i Theodoro Beza interprete, . . . Londini. 
 
 Excudebat Thomas Vautrollerus, Typo- 
 graphus. Anno M.D.LXXiiii. Cum Priui- 
 legio . . . 8°. A— 3 G 2 in eights -f the 
 title-page. 
 
 THEOPHILUS PHILALETHES. 
 Great Britain's Glory, Or A Brief De- 
 scription of the present State, Splendol:, 
 and Magnificence of the Royal Exchange, 
 With some remarkable Passages relating 
 to the present Engagement. Humbly 
 Presented to the several Merchants of the 
 City of London, Who daily Meet, Traf- 
 fique, and Converse in the . said place. 
 With Authoritie. London, Printed by 
 Tho. Ratcliffe, and Nat. Thompson, for 
 Jonathan Edwin at the Three Roses in 
 Ludgate Street, Anno Domini. 1672. 
 4°, A — D in fours. In verse. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS, B.D., Public 
 Preacher at Bristol. 
 A Diet for a Drfrrikard. Delivered in 
 two Sermons at Saint Nicholas Church 
 in Bristol], Anno Domini. 1608. . . . 
 London, Printed for Richard Bankworth, 
 . . . 1612. 4°, A— L in fours. Dedi- 
 cated to the Mayor, &c., of Bristol. 
 
 TWYSDEN, SIR ROGER. 
 The Commoners Liberty : Or, The Eng- 
 lish-Mans Birth-Right. Coke Instit. 
 Pag. 56. If any by colowr of any authority 
 . . . Printed in the yeer, 1648. 4'',A— E 
 in fours, E 2 with Errata, &c., and E 3-4 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 Sotheby's, April 6, 1892, No. 794, large 
 paper, with Sir Roger Twysden's MSS. 
 notes. In the British Museum is a copy 
 printed in folio size, with MSS. notes also 
 in the author's hand. It is bound up with 
 the next article. 
 
 An Historicall Vindication of the Church 
 of England In point of Schism, As it 
 stands separated from the Roman, and 
 was reformed 1. Elizabeth. . . . London, 
 Printed by R. Daniel, for P. C. 1657. 
 4° or folio. A, 6 leaves : B — Cc in fours, 
 Co 4 blank. B. M. 
 
 This copy is printed in folio, and pos- 
 sesses numerous MSS. notes on the margins 
 and on loose sheets in the hand of Twysden. 
 A similar copy sold among Mr. Larking's 
 books at Sotheby's, April 1892, No. 912, 
 and was described as prc(bably unique. 
 
 VICARY, THOMAS. 
 The English-Man's Treasvre. With the 
 true Anatoniie of Mans Body : . . . 
 Printed at London by Bar: Alsop, and 
 Tho. Fawcet, dwelling in Grubstreet, 
 neere the lower Pumpe. 4°, A — Mm in 
 fours, 
 
 \ 
 
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VILLIERS. 
 
 865 
 
 WILLIAM. 
 
 »il'!i^ is desciibed on the title as the 
 e^hHi edition, enlarged and revised by 
 
 VILLIERS, JACOB, MasUr of a French 
 bchool in Nottingham. 
 Vocabularium Analogicim, Or the Encr- 
 bsh-Maii speaking French, and the 
 Irench-Man speaking English: Plainly 
 shewing the Nearness or Affinity betwixt 
 the English, French, and Latin. 
 I he Like not Extant. London : Printed 
 by J. D. for Jonathan Robinson . 
 and George Wells . . . 1680. 8° A— 
 in eights. ' 
 
 VILVAIN, ROBERT. 
 A Compend of Chronography : Ooiihiin- 
 ing Four thousand thirty yeers complet, 
 from Adams Creation to Christs Birth! 
 As an Harbinger to two larger Tomes, in 
 pawn of the Authors promiss : which he 
 intends to porrorni, if God shal permit. 
 ... By Rob. Vilvain of Excester. Price 
 at Press 3d- London, Printed by R. 
 Hodgkinsonne (for the Author) . . . 
 1654. 4°, A— E in fours, E 4 blank and 
 A 1 with a woodcut. 
 
 Theoremata Tlieologica : Theological 
 Treatises. Goto Theses Theologicee : Eight 
 Tlieses of Divinity . . . Compiled or 
 Collected by Rob. Vilvain. Price at 
 Press in Sheets 3s. London, Printed by 
 R. Hodgkinsonne (for the Author) . . . 
 1654. 4", a — 1) in fours, a i with a wood- 
 cut and a 2 with quotations and lialf-title : 
 A — Ttt in fours, the last leaf blank. 
 
 VIRGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. 
 The Works of Publius Virgilius Maro 
 Translated, Adorned with Sculpture, and 
 Illustrated with Anotations, By John 
 Ogilby Esq ; . . , The Second Edition 
 . . . London, Printed by Thomas Roy- 
 croft fur the Author. 1668. Folio. 
 Frontispiece, title and dedication to the 
 Marquis of Hertford, 3 leaves : A, 2 
 leaves : B — 3 X in fours. With nume- 
 rous full-page engravings. 
 
 WALLER, EDMOND. 
 A Piinegyrick on Oliver CrDmwell, and 
 His Victories : By Edm. Waller, Esq ; 
 With Three Poems on his Death. Writien 
 by Mr. Dryden, Mr. Sprat, and Mr. Wal- 
 ler. London : Printed bv H. Hills, . . . 
 1709 8", A— B 4 in eights. 
 
 WARNING-PIECE. 
 A Warning-Piece to the Sloathful, Idle, 
 Careless, Drnnken, and Secure Ones, of 
 these last and worst of Times . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed bv G. P. for William 
 
 Thackeray, in Duck-lane. 1671. Sni 
 8°, black letter, A— C in eights. 
 
 WESTMINSTER DROLLERY. 
 See Drollery. 
 
 WESTMINSTER HALL. 
 On the Six new Pinnacles upon West- 
 minster-Hall, or a Size of Tray tors Heads. 
 London, Primed by Thomas Mabb, 1661. 
 A broadside. In verse. 
 
 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. 
 Institutio Grsecse Grammatices Cunipen- 
 diaria. In Usum Regiae Scholai We>t- 
 monasteriensis. In usum studiosa; juven- 
 tutis adduntur etiam quidam literarum 
 nexus . . . Londini, Excudit Rogerus 
 Nortonus. . . . 1673. Sm. 8°, A— M iu 
 eights, a 1 blank. 
 
 WHITTINTON, ROBERT. 
 Uulgaria Ruberti Whitintoni Lichfel- 
 diensis/ et de institutione grammaticulof 
 Opusculu : libello suo de coneinnitate 
 Grammatices accommodatum : et I qua- 
 tuor partes digestu. C Eiusdem dis- 
 tichoii. . . . [Col.] C Londini iu edibus 
 winandi de worde vicesimo supra ses- 
 quimillesimu nostre salutis anno. 4° 
 A*: BS: C*:D8: E«: F^: G^: H^: 
 with the litle enclosed in an engraved 
 border of figures and the printer's small 
 black-grounded device. 
 
 Sotheby's, May 17, 1892, in let 727. 
 
 WHITTIE, JOHN, Chaplain to the Army. 
 An Exact Diary of the Late Expedition 
 of His Illustrious Highness the Prince of 
 Orange, (Now King of Great Britain) 
 From his Palace at the Hague, To his 
 Landing at Torbay ; And from thence 
 To his Arrivid at White-Hall. Giving 
 a particular Account of all that happened, 
 and every Day's March. By a Minister, 
 Chaplain in the Army. London: Printed 
 for .Richard Baldwin, near tlie Black Bull 
 in the Old-Baily. mdclxxxix. 4°, A — 
 L 2 in fours, A 1 wjth half-title. Dedi- 
 cated by Whittle to the Earls of Bedford 
 and Portland, Viscount Sydney •of Sheppy, 
 and Sir John Maynard, a Commissioner 
 of the Great Seal. 
 
 WILLIAM IIL OF ORANGE, King of 
 Great Britain (1688-1702). 
 
 Declaration van Syn Hoogheyf Williera 
 
 Henrik, Prince van Orangien, &c. . . . 
 
 In 'S Gravenhage, . . . 1688. 4",A— D2 
 
 in fours -{- the title-page. 
 
 Many other pieces were either translated 
 from or into English about this time, 
 for the information of both countries con- 
 cerned, as well its of Germany. See Pro- 
 testants supra. 
 
 3 I 
 
WILLIAMS. 
 
 866 
 
 WRIGHT. 
 
 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM. 
 Poetical Piety Or Poetry made Pious. 
 By rendring into its Method Observations 
 arising from various Divine Subjects, 
 useful for these Prophane and Enormous 
 Times. To which is added, A Brief 
 Alphabetical Expositor ; ... By Wil- 
 liam; Williams, a respecter of Piety, and 
 Pious Poetry. . . . London, Printed for 
 W. Williams at the White Swan in 
 Black-Eryers near the Kings Printing- 
 house. 1677. 8°, A— N 4 in eights + 
 a, 8 leaves. Dedicated to Sir Thomas 
 Prise, of Uo-Gerthan, co. Cardigan. 
 
 A leaf before the title has verses headed 
 "The Frontispiece," but there is none in 
 this copy. Sotheby's, June 30, 1892, No. 
 959. 
 
 WILLYMOTT, WILLIAM, M.A., of 
 
 King's College, Cambridge. 
 The Peculiar Use and Signification of 
 Certain Words in the Latin Tongue : Or, 
 A Collection of Observations, . . . Usui 
 & Latini & Anglici sermonis studiosse 
 juventutis. By William Willymott, 
 M.A. . . . Cambridge : Printed at this 
 University Press ; And are to be Had at 
 Mr. Fary's, Druggist, near St. Margaret 
 Church, entring London-Bridge, London. 
 1705. 8° A— Bb 4 in eights. 
 
 WINGATE, EDMUND. 
 Arithmetiqve Made easie, In Two Bookes. 
 The former, of Natural! Arithmetique : 
 . . . TheotherofArtificiall Arithmetique, 
 . . . Together with an Appendix, resolv- 
 ing likewise by Addition and Subtraction 
 all Questions, that concerne Equation of 
 Time, Interest of money, ... By Edm. 
 Wingate. London, Printed for Phil. 
 Stephens and Chr. Meredith . . . 1630. 
 8°, A— Hh in eights : li, 4 : besides 4 
 leaves with blank, title-pa^e, and dedica- 
 tion to the Earl of Arundel and Surrey. 
 Sotheby's, March 26, 1892, No. 2073. 
 
 Tdbulm Logarithmlcm, Or Two Tables of 
 Logarithmes : The first containing the 
 Logarithmes of all numbers from 1, to 
 100000: . . . The other, the Logarithmes 
 of the right Sines and Tangents of all the 
 Degrees ... By Edni: Wingate Gent. 
 London, Printed by M. Flesher for 
 Philemon Stephens .'. , mdcxxxiii. 8", 
 A — Cc in eights : Dd, 1 leaf with a 
 folded table. 
 
 WITHEK, GEORGE. 
 A single Si Qvis, and a quadruple Qvere, 
 with the Occasions of tliem, presented to 
 the Members of the Honorable House of 
 Commons, touching a Petition, with cer- 
 tain Verses annexed, and lately layd at 
 their feet in the said House of Commons, 
 by Major G. W. 4°, 2 leaves. In verse. 
 
 WRIGHT, EDWARD. 
 Certaine Errors in Navigation, Detected 
 and Corrected By Edw: Wright with 
 Many additions that were not in the 
 former edition . . . Printed by Felix 
 kyngsto at London 1610. 4°. * 10 
 leaves : ^, 8 leaves : A — Pp in eight?, 
 Oo 8 blank. Dedicated to Henry, Prince 
 of Wales. The title is engraved. With 
 many diagrams, including a folded one 
 between pp. 114-15. 
 
 Certain Errors in Navigation . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed by Joseph Moxon, and sold 
 at Iris Shop at the Atlas on Cum-hill 
 1657. 4°. Title and folded Map or 
 Plat of the World, 1655 : A— 4 C 1 in 
 fours. With diagrams on text and folded 
 maps and diagrams at pp. 38, 56, 64, 148, 
 and 224 (a particular Plait for sailing to 
 tlie Azores). Dedicated to the Worship- 
 ful Thomas Whetstone, Esquire. 
 
 Lowndes states that there should be also 
 a chart of the world ; it was not in the copy 
 examined (Sotheby's, June 14, 1892, No. 
 
 2468). 
 
 TRINTED BY BALLANTVNE, HANSON AND CO. 
 EDINBURGH AND LONDON. 
 
A SELECT LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 Morks or Bbltione 
 
 BY 
 
 WILLIAM CAREIV HAZLITT 
 
 OF THE INNER TEMPLE 
 
 CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED 
 i860 — i8g2. 
 
 "1. History Ofthe Venetian Republic ; Its Rise, its Greatness, and its Civilisa- 
 tion. With Maps aDd Illustrations. 4 vols. 8vo. Smith, Elder, & Co. 1860. 
 
 A new edition, entirely recast, with important addition.s, in 3 vols, crown 8vo is in 
 readiness for the press. ' 
 
 2. Old English Jest-Books, 1525-1639. Edited with Introductions and Notes 
 
 Facsimiles. 3 vols. 12[no. 1864. 
 
 3. Remains of the Early Popular Poetry of England. With Introductions 
 
 and Notes. 4 vols. 12mo. Woodcuts. 1864-66. 
 
 4. Handbook to the Early Popular, Poetical, and Dramatic Literature 
 
 of Great Britain. Demy 8vo. 1867. Pp. 714 in two columns. 
 
 5. Bibliographical Collections and Notes. Three Series, with two Supplements 
 
 and the Handbook, together, 6 vols. Medium 8vo. 1867-92. 
 
 These volumes comprise a full description of about 25,000 Early English books from the 
 books themselves. 
 
 *' There never was a more acnuraAe and painstaking bibliofifi-apher than Mr. Hnzlitt, nor is there 
 any bibliography of English literature which can compete with ijis works. I have found from per- 
 sonal experjeuce that they are absolutely necessary to tbe English collector."— Bernard Quauitoh. 
 '* Tliis set of books is the result of more than thirty years' continuous labour, during which the 
 author doubtless has had submitted to his notice more English book-rarities than any other biblio- 
 phile in Europe. 
 
 '• Mr. W. C. Hazlitt's second series of Bibliographical Collections and Notes (Quarltch) is the result of 
 many years' searches among rare books, tracts, ballads, and broadsides by a man whose speciality is 
 bibliography, and who h;is thus produced a volnme of high value. If any one will read throngh the 
 fifty-four closely-printed columns relating to Chiirles I., or the ten and a half columns given to 
 'London' from 1641 to 1794, and recollect tliat these are only a supplement to twelve columns in 
 Hazlitt's Handbook and five and a half in his first Collections, he will gpt an idea of the work involved 
 in this book. Other like entries are 'James I.,' 'Ireland,' 'Erauce,' ' England,' 'Elizabeth,' 'Scot- 
 land' (which lias twenty-one and a half columns), and so on. As to the curiosity and rarity of the 
 works that Mr. Hazlitt has catalogued, any one who has been for even twenry or thirty years among 
 old books will acknowledge that the strangers to him are far more numerous than tlie acquahitances 
 and friends. This second series of Collections will add to Mr. Hazlitt's well-earned repubition as a 
 bibliogi-apher, and should be in every real library through the Enghsh-speaking world. The only 
 thing we desiderate in it is more of his welcome marks and names, B.M., Bi-jtwell, Lambeth, fee, 
 to show where all the books approaching rarity are. The service that these have done in Mr. 
 Hazlitt's former books to editors for the Early-English Text, New Shakespere, .Spenser, Hunte- 
 rian, and other societies, has been so great that we hope he will always say where he has seen the 
 rare'books that he makes entries of."— ^caticmy, ^ujfMsi 26, 188'. ,.^,, 
 
 " Mr Hazlitt has done much work during the last thirty years, and some of it has been bitterly 
 attacked • but we venture to think that the debt of gratitude which aU students of Old English 
 literature' owe to him for his bibliographical collections must remain in the most enduring opinion of 
 his labours We would bid all readers who care for the books of the past read the practical, manly, 
 and comprehensive introduction prefixed to this volume. It forms one of the best pleas for the 
 
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 study of English literature whioli we know ; and coming close npon the Important speech of Mr. 
 John Morley, it takes up a phase of the subject not yet adequately recognised. The academic side 
 has been put by Mr. Morley, the practical by Mr. Hazlitt : ' The England in which we dwell is one 
 with the England which lies behind us. So far as the period which I comprehend goes, it is one 
 country and one race; and I du not think that we should precipitately and unkindly spurn the 
 literature which our foregoers left to us and to our descendants for ever, because it may at first sight 
 strike us as irrelevant to our present wants and feelings. . . . The considerer of modern opinions 
 and customs is too little addicted to retrospection. He seems to be too shy of profiting on tiie one 
 hand by the counsels or suggestions, on the other by the mistakes of the men who have crossed the 
 unrepassable line, wlio have dealt with the topics and problems with which we have to deal." Those 
 are stirring and sensible words, and we should much like to see them more widely distributed than 
 the limited issue of this volume will allow. 
 
 " It is impossible. In a short notice such as we can only give, to do justice to the contents of this 
 work. The titles of every book or tract are given in full, having been transoribed by Mr. Eazlitt 
 himself; and there is often appended to the entry interesting information about the condition, 
 history, and, above all things, the present locale of the book. Such work as this requires labour, 
 and skill, and knowledge of no ordinary kind. Now that Mr. Bradshaw is dead, there are few indeed 
 who possess these qualities, and apparently only one who puts them at the service of his fellows. It 
 has been often said of late that the bibliographer and indexer are more needed than the book-writer ; 
 and if this is true, as we are inclined to think it, Mr. Hazlltt's work must, in relation to the age in 
 which it ia produced, be awarded a very high place. It enables us to ascertain what has been done 
 in English literature, and therefore ought to enable us to do our work so much the better. Almost 
 all departments of study are now occupied as much with a reconsideration of old facts as with the 
 discovery of new, and for this purpose such books as Mr. Hazlitt's are indispensable. We are happy 
 to say that % competent Cambridge student has undertaken to compile an index to the four volumes 
 of bibliography issued by Mr. Hazlitt, and that this will be published by Mr. Quaiitch as soon as it 
 is ready." — The Antiquaiy, April 1S87. 
 
 " I very respectfully, yet with cordial pleasure, submit to such sections of the educated and read- 
 ing English community in the United Queendom, the States of America, and elsewhere, as feel an 
 interest in that early literature, which ought to be dear to the entire English-speaking race, a Third 
 and Final Series of my Bibliographic&l Collections and NoteSf forming (with my Handbook), thefourth 
 volume of my achievement in this province of research. 
 
 '* The objection to the multiplication of alphabets by the sectional treatment, which I have adopted 
 since the appearance of the Handbook in 1867, is a very valid objection indeed from the point of 
 view of the consulter. But as this has been, and remains, a labour of love, and as the cost of pro- 
 duction was a grave problem, I simply had no alternative; and to the suggestion which I offered in a 
 prior Introduction, that, after all, tliese serial volumes might be regarded in the same -light as so 
 many catalogues of public or private collections, I have now the gratifying announcement to add, 
 that a complete Index to the Handbook and the three Series of Collections and Notes is in prepara- 
 tion by Mr. Gray of Cambridge, who has most generously volunteered to do the work, and will form 
 a separate volume, to be published by Mr. Quaritch, when it is completed. 
 
 " I have incorporated (generally with additions and corrections) in my volumes by degrees nearly 
 the whole of the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica, Coraer's Collectanea (excepting, of course, the lengthy 
 j and elaborate extracts and annotations), the British Museum Catalogue of Early English books to 
 
 1640, the Typograpliieal Antiquities of Ames, Herbert, and Dibdin, the Chatsworth, Huth, Asli- 
 bumham, and other private cabinets, and the various publications of Haslewood, Park, Utterson, 
 and Collier. 
 
 "Since the Second Series came from the press in 1SS2, several large private libranes have beeni 
 dispersed under the hammer, and all the articles previously overlooked by me liave been duly taken 
 up into my pages. 1 may enumerate, for example's sake, the celebrated collections of the Earl of 
 Jersey, the Efirl of Gosford, Mr. James Crossley of Manchester, Mr. Payne Collier, the Duke of Marl- 
 borough, Mr. Hartley, Mr. N. P. Simes of Horsham, Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Mr. Michael WodhuU, 
 Sir Thomas Phillips of Middle-Hill, the Rev. J. Fuller Russell, Mr. Henry Pyne, an(i Professor 
 ■ Solly." — Pre/ace to iSecond Series. 
 
 6. A General Index to Hazlitt's Bibliographical Works (1867-89). By G. 
 
 J. Geay. Edited by W. C. Hazlitt. Medium 8vo. 1893. Pp. 842. 
 
 This invaluable volume, forming Vol. 7 of the Series, will assist the student and col- 
 lector in using the several volumes of which the Series now consists, and will enable him to 
 ascertain at a glance whether and where a book, tract, or broadside is to be found. It is a 
 labour which Mr. Gray has undertaken con amore, and reflects the highest honour on his 
 industry, discernment, and literary zeal. 
 
 »*» All these books are now on sale by Mr. Quaritch. 
 
 7. Memoirs of WiUiam Hazlitt. "With Portions of his Correspondence. Por- 
 
 traits after miniatures by John Hazlitt. 2 vols. 8vo. 1867. 
 
 During the last twenty years the author has been indefatigable in collecting additional 
 information for the Life of Hazlitt, 1867, in correcting errors, and in securing all the unpub- 
 lished letters which have come into the market, some of great interest, with a view to a new 
 and improved edition. 
 
 8. Inedited Tracts. Illustrating the Manners, Opinions, and Occupations of Eng- 
 
 lishmen during the 16th and 17th Centuries. 1586-1618. With an Introduction and Notes. 
 Facsimiles. 4to. 1868. 
 
 9. The Works of Charles Lamb. Now first collected, and entirely rearranged. 
 
 "With Notes. 4 vols. 8vo. E. Moxon <t- Co. 1868-69. 
 
 10. Letters of Charles Lamb. With some Account of the Writer, his Friends 
 and Correspondents, and Explanatory Notes. By the late Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd, 
 D.CL., one of his Executors. An entirely new edition, carefully revised and gi'eatly 
 enlarged by W. Ctirew Hazlitt. 2 vols. 188G, Post 8vo. 
 
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 lOa. Mary and Charles Lamb. New Facts and Inedited liemains. 8vo. Wood-: 
 cuts and Facsimiles. 1874. 
 
 The groundwork of this volume was an Essay by the writer in Macmillan's Magazine. 
 
 11. English Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases. Aranged alphabetically and 
 
 Svo" 1882 "^"^ °- '^^^^- Second Edition, corrected and greatly enlarged, crown 
 
 12. Narrative of the Journey of an Irish Gentleman through England 
 
 in 1751. From a MS. With Notes. 8vo. 1869. 
 
 ^^' '^^K^.^^n^E^^&rS'^^^^ ^^^ stage, under the Tudor and Stuart Princes. 
 
 1547-1664. With an Introduction and Notes. 4to. 1869. 
 
 A series of Reprinted Documents and Treatises. 
 
 14. Popular Antiquities of Great Britain. I. The Calendar. II. Customs and 
 
 Ceremonies. III. Superstitions. 3 vols. Medium 8vo. 1870. 
 
 Brand's Popular Antiquities, by Ellis, 1813, taken to pieces, recast, and enormously aug- 
 mented. 
 
 15. Inedited Poetical Miscellanies. 1584-1700. Thick 8vo. With Notes and 
 
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 18. Blount's Jocular Tenures. Tenures of Land and Customs of Manors. Origi- 
 
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 19. Dodsley's Select Collection of Old Plays. A new edition, greatly 
 
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 Morris. 15 vols. Svo. 1874-76. 
 
 20. Fairy Tales, Legends, and Romances. Illustrating Shakespear and other 
 
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 22. Fugitive Tracts (written in verse) -which illustrate the Condition 
 
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 Who would not weep, if Atticus were he ? "—Pope. 
 
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 31. Schools, Schoolbooks, arid Schoolmasters. A Contribution to the Ilistpiy 
 
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 Survey of the old system of teaching — Dr. Busby — Early Dictionaries — Colloquies in the 
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 *' Mr. Hazlitt has evidently a favourite speciality in school-books. He has collected them, we should 
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 "My main object has been to trace the sources and rise of our educational system, and to present 
 a general view of the principles on which the groundwork of this system was laid. So far as I am 
 capable of judging, the narrative will be found to embody a good denl that is new and a good deal 
 that ought to be interesting. 
 
 *' The bias of the volume is literary, not bibliographical ; but its production has involved a very 
 considerable amount of research, not only among books which proved serviceable, but among those 
 which yielded me no contribution to my object." 
 
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 Reeves & Turner. 1891. 
 
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 " Mr. Hazlitt sees that to overthrow the superstition which selects and endows incompetence, there 
 mu.st be a general lift in the quality and efficiency of education all round ; and he sketches a plan or 
 curriculum which does credit to his breadth of view.*' — National Reformer, 
 
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 will read his little book with sympathy." — Birmingham Daily Post. 
 
 33. The Livery Companies of the City of London. Their Origin and 
 
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 and numerous illustrations. 1892. Royal 8vo. Pp. 692. 
 
 34. Tales and Legends of National Origin, or widely current in England from 
 
 early times. With a Critical Introduction. 1892. 8vo, Pp. 486+xvi. 
 
 The story of Robin Hood is here for the first time accurately related. 
 
 35. A Manual for the Collector and Amatpur of Old English Plays. 
 
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 ,3^. A Viewof tlie Coinage of Continental Europe. From the Earliest Period. 
 
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 Mr. Hazlitt has occupied the last 15 years in collecting the finest specimens of Continentid 
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