433 BRAND (John) 1743-1806. Observations on Popular Antiquities: including £ 8. d. sm. 8vo. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1777 0 7 6 BRATHWAIT (Richard) 1588-1673. A pretty example of the binding of Charles Lewis. 1820 4 4 0 BREND (John) flour. 1500-see CURTIUS (Quintus) 1653 This is the edition of 1606, with the title reprinted. The Author is considered by some to have been Nicholas Breton, by others Nathaniel Baxter, Sir Philip Sidney's tutor. 436 BRIDGES (Robert) Prometheus the Firegiver, 12mo. cloth 1884 437 BRIGHT (Timothy) died 1615. A TREATISE OF MELANCHOLIE containing the cavses thereof & reasons of the strange effects it worketh in our minds and bodies. . diuerse philosophicall discourses touching actions, and affections of soule, spirit, and body. . By T. Bright Doctor of Phisicke. Imprinted at London by Thomas Vautrollier . . 1586. 12mo. very fine copy in vellum 1586 COLLATION: 12 preliminary leaves; 284 numbered pages; and one leaf of Errata. 437*THE BRITISH MARTIAL, or an Anthology of English Epigrams, 2 vols. 438 BROWNE (Sir Thomas) 1605-1682. 439 439* 12mo. hf. calf, neat Sr. Thomas Brown, Kt. 1 10 0 0 18 0 220 1806 076 THE WORKS Of the Learned Small folio, 303 leaves (leaves 9, pp. 316, leaves 6, leaves 7, pp. 102, 1686 Pseudoxia Epidemica or enquiries into received tenents and presumed truths, the sixth and last edition, together with the Religio Medici, and the Observations thereon by Sir Kenelm Digby, sm. 4to. with portrait, mounted, calf 1672 EDWARD, Lord 1613. W. B. Leaf 7: Religio Medici. The Eighth Edition . . Observations by Sir Kenelm Digby, Now newly added . . 12mo. frontispiece; calf 1682 440 BROWNE (William) 1590-1645. Leaf 1, an engraved title with figures: BRITANNIA'S Pastorals. Lond. print. for Geo. Norton, dwell: at Temple-barr. W. Hole fe. Leaf 2: TO THE NO LESSE Zouch . Leaf 3: To the Reader BRITANNIA'S PASTORALS. The first Song BRITANNIA'S PASTORALS. The second Booke SNODHAM for GEORGE NORTON 1616. Leaf 134: . . The end of the second Booke. 2 parts in 1 vol. small folio, FIRST EDITION, engravings on pp. 60-61 of the first part; the first title inlaid; calf extra, gilt edges, by Riviere Leaf 61: (1613-)1616 1 0 0 0 10 0 076 800 442*. 443 443* 441 BROWNING (Eliz. Barratt) Poetical Works, 6 vols. post 8vo. hf. morocco 1898 1775 444 BUCKINGHAM (George Villiers, Duke of) 1627-1688. Works, 446 447 1882-90 £ 8. 0 18 9 0 10 0 5 0 1885-83 448 BULWER (John) flor. 1640-50. Anthropometamorphosis: Man Transform'd: : OR, THE ARTIFICIALL CHANGLING Historically presented, In the mad and cruell Gallantry, foolish Bravery, ridiculous Beauty, filthy Finenesse, and loathsome Loveliness of most NATIONS With . an Appendix of the Pedigree of the ENGLISH GALLANT. Scripsit J. B. . Small 4to. portrait, engraved frontispiece, and numerous curious woodcuts; russia, rehacked, bound by Roger Payne for D. Moseley, with Payne's curious bill inside London, William Hunt, 1653 12 0 the same, without the portrait, but a fine copy in the original calf 1653 the same reissued with a different title: A VIEW OF THE PEOPLE OF THE WHOLE WORLD . . London, Printed by William Hunt . 1654. Small 4to. fine impressions of the portrait and the frontispiece; old calf gilt 449 450 1654 One of the most curious and diverting books in the English language; the sense of humour being apparent through all the solemn Puritanical protests of the author. He was a man of wide reading and much common sense. His work is one of the chief books in English on the history of Fashions. COLLATION: Portrait; letterpress title; frontispiece; the Intent of the Frontispiece; dedication and other preliminaries, 19 leaves; introduction, 4 leaves; text, pp. 1-559; table 15 leaves. 451 BUNYAN (John) 1628-1688. THE | Pilgrim's Progress | FROM THIS WORLD TO That which is to come | Delivered under the Similitude of a DREAM | Wherein is Discovered | The Manner of his setting out, His Dangerous JOURNEY, AND | Safe Arrival at the Desired Countrey. By JOHN BUNYAN. | The Fourth Edition, with Additions. | .... LONDON, | Printed for Nath. Ponder, at the Peacock | in the Poultrey near the Church, 1680. 3 16 6 16 12mo. 149 leaves (five preliminary leaves, and pp. 1-288), wanting On the reverse of the title: "There is an Exposition. . in the press, and will be THE Pilgrim's Progress | FROM THIS WORLD | TO | That which is азгает ....... | | Church, 1681. 12mo. 113 leaves (5 preliminary leaves and 216 pp.), wanting the engraved frontispiece (for which has been substituted Sturt's portrait of Bunyan); blue morocco extra, gilt edges, by Riviere 1681 32 0 fublic Lib, 453 On the reverse of the title "There is newly published, an Exposition. ." The last five pages contain an advertisement of books printed for Ponder. It includes the Exposition, the Christologia, and the Badman. THE Pilgrim's Progresse | FROM THIS WORLD | TO | That which is to come: Delivered under the Similitude of a | DREAM, | Wherein is Discovered, | The Manner of his setting out, | His Dangerous . | The Seventh Edition with Additions. | . . | | LONDON, | Printed for 12mo. 5 preliminary leaves, 286 pp., and an engraved frontispiece of 1681 18 0 0 Among the most noteworthy books of the world, this is one which no compiler of "centuries" will omit. However tastes may vary, all critics agree to include Bunyan among the immortals.-This is a fine copy of one of the earliest editions now procurable. With an advertisement on the last leaf offering the Christologia only. 453*BUNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress thirty-second edition. . to which is added the life of the author. . 8vo. portrait, allegorical map, and numerous plates by Sturt; calf 1775 454 456 BURNEY (Fanny) 1752-1840. Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay, 457 457*. 458 458* 0 10 0 1 10 0 3 3 0 1876 1 5 0 1885 0 0 0 1886-88 0 0 0 Memorial Library Edition of Works by him: Pilgrimage, 2 vols.; 1896 050 The True Life of . . by Georgiana M. Stisted. Small 8vo. portrait, cloth 459 BURTON (ROBERT) 1576-1640. THE | ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY, | WHAT IT IS. | WITH ALL THE KINDES, CAVSES, SYMPTOMES, PROGNOSTICKES, AND SEVERALL CVRES OF IT. | . . BY DEMOCRITVS Iunior. | With a Satyricall PREFACE Printed by IOHN LICHFIELD and IAMES SHORT.. 1621. Small 4to. brown morocco extra, gilt edges Oxford, 1621 25 0 0 the same, a fine large copy in the original calf, binding mended: with the signature of "Alexander Boswel 1728" The Epilogue or "Conclusion of the Author" which occupies three of the last four leaves is signed "Robert Burton. From my Studie in Christ-Church Oxon. Decemb. 5, 1620." This portion was omitted in the reprints, because the author's name in them was placed on the title instead of Democritus Junior.-The last leaf contains a List of Errata not usually met with the third edition, corrected and augmented by the Author, small folio, engraved title with portrait, calf, rebacked 466 BUTLER (Samuel) 1612-1680. HUDIBRAS [FIRST EDITION] The Second Part. Printed by T. R. for John Martyn, and James Allestry 1664. Small 8vo. (12mo.), old calf 1664 110 leaves printed on thick paper, of which the first is the Imprimatur by Roger Lestrange dated Nov. 5, 1663. The book consists of signatures (A) 2 leaves; B-O in eights, and P four leaves; the first two leaves unnumbered, the remainder paged 1-216. THE Third and last PART . . Printed for Simon Miller 1678. Small 8vo. old calf 467 468 469 470 1678 144 leaves, of which the title is unnumbered, and the rest is paged 1-285. The signatures are A-S in eights. : HUDIBRAS in three parts. Written in the Time of the late Wars. Corrected and Amended: with Additions. To which is added Annotations to the Third Part, With an exact Index to the Whole; Never before Printed . . London: MDCCX. £ s. d. 4 0 0 2 10 0 3 vols. 18mo. portrait and numerous plates, besides a second inserted portrait; red morocco extra, with joints, gilt edges (by Roger Payne) 1710 28 0 0 One of the most elaborately ornamented bindings ever produced by Roger Payne. Hudibras; with Grey's annotations, 3 vols. 8vo. with portraits, plates and woodcuts; bds. uncut 1819 100 the same, English with French verse translation by J. Towneley, 3 vols. 12mo. portrait and plates after Hogarth; red morocco extra, gilt edges 1819 471 BYRON (George Gordon, Lord) 1788-1824. Works, with his Letters and Life by Moore, complete in 17 vols. 12mo. plates and frontispieces, cloth, £1. 16s; or in half calf gilt 1832-33 This handy edition is still the only one which can be read with comfort. 473 1652 another copy, 140 leaves (including the first leaf usually cut away, which is blank except for the signature A), olive morocco extra, gilt edges, by Hering, arms on the sides 0 15 0 200 500 The ascription of the text to Cervantes is false. Hazlitt states that R. C. was Robert Codrington (who flourished in 1620-52), but this would be unlikely if the book was licensed to Creed in 1594 as specified by Hazlitt himself. 474 CÆSAR. The eyght bookes of Caius Iulius Cæsar conteyning his martiall exploytes in the Realme of Gallia and the Countries bordering vppon the same translated oute of latin into English by Arthur Goldinge G. Imprinted at London by Willyam Seres Anno 1565. 12mo. 294 leaves, title within a woodcut border; old calf 1565 280 On fol. 76 we observe the antiquity of a favourite ungrammatical phrase "those 475 CAIUS (John) 1510-73. Ioannis Caii Britanni de Canibus Britannicis . . John Cay or Kay of Norwich was one of the remarkable Englishmen of his time CALVIN (Jean)-see COVERDALE 476 CAMDEN (William) 1551-1623. Remaines concerning Britaine . . fift Impression.. by the industry and care of JOHN PHILIPOT.. London 1636. Small 4to. LARGE PAPER, with fine portrait; in old English black morocco, gilt edges, a very fine copy 477 440 1636 11 11 0 Such a copy as this will not readily be found. Outside and inside, it is of rare excellence. sixth impression, with many rare Antiquities by John Philipot. Sm. 4to. u th the Autograph of John Barnard, old calf 1657 100 471 478 [CAMOENS] OS LUSIADAS (THE LUSIADS): Englished by RICHARD FRANCIS BURTON (edited by his wife, Isabel Burton), 2 vols. pp. xxi and Bernard Quaritch, 1880 Vols. III, IV: Camoens, his Life and his Lusiads, a Commentary by R. F. Burton, 2 vols. Vols. V, VI: Lyricks, Sonnets, etc., 2 vols. 12mo. together, 6 vols. 12mo. cloth £ 8. d. 1881 1884 479 CAMPBELL (John, Lord) 1779-1861. Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal, 7 vols. 8vo. the best Library edition; 481 1849 Lives of the Chief Justices of England; 2 vols. 8vo. calf 482 CAMPBELL (Thomas) 1777-1844. The Poetical Works . . 8vo. portrait frontispiece, und beautiful engravings by Goodall after Turner in the text; green morocco extra, gilt edges 1837 483 CAMPION (Thomas) 1567-1620. The Works, edited by A. H. Bullen, with an Introduction and Notes, LARGE PAPER, 8vo. printed on handmade paper, 430 pp. cloth, rare 1889 Dr. Thomas Campion was one of the most distinguished poets of the Elizabethan age, and his best songs are of almost unequalled excellence. The present editor, in the preface to his collections of Lyrics from Elizabethan Song-Books and of More Lyrics, was the first (of the moderns) to insist on Campion's merits, which are now recognized by all competent critics. This edition of Campion's work includes all his songs, his delightful masques, and his interesting Observations in the Art of English Poesie. His Latin epigrams are also given in full. 484 CAREW (Thomas) 1589-1639. Coelum Britanicum. A MASQUE AT 1 0 0 1 0 0 18. of February, 1633 . . Printed for Thomas Walkley Small 4to. 19 leaves; red morocco 1634. 1634 485 486 No names appear on the title, but it is known that Inigo Jones prepared the POEMS, by THOMAS CAREVV Esquire One of the Gentlemen of the 12mo. 134 leaves; a small portion of the imprint of the Masque on 4 4 0 8 8 0 the same, a large copy in crimson morocco extra, gilt edges (by Bedford ?) 1640 In this copy a line and a half have been left unprinted at the bottom of p. 161. 487 CARLYLE (Thomas) 1795-1881. The Works . . Ashburton Edition, 7 17 6 1899 12 10 0 20 vols. 8vo. hf. morocco 488 CARTHENY (or CARTIGNY) (John) The Voyage of the Wandring Knight. Showing the whole course of Man's life, how apt hee is to follow Vanitie, and how hard it is for him to attaine to VERTVE. . translated. . by W. G. of Southampton, Merchant . . Dedicated to the Right Worshipfull Sir Francis Drake, Knight. LONDON, Printed by William Stanesby. Small 4to. 66 leaves; russia, very rare (1610 ?) To this work it has been said that we are indebted for the origin of "Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress"; William Goodyeare, a Southampton merchant, was the translator. 489 CASANOVA (Jacques) The Memoirs . . written by himself now for the first time translated into English. 12 vols. small 8vo. hf. morocco, gilt tops, uncut Privately printed, 1894 Anthropology (as Sir Richard Burton used to style the pursuit and study of obscenity) has become a favourite department of modern literature. 490 CASTLEMAINE (Roger Palmer, Earl of) flour. 1670. Account of the War between the Venetians and Turks, with the State of Candie; 12mo. portrait and 2 maps, calf |