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 ENGLISH BOOKS,
 
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 ST. John's square.
 
 AN INDEX 
 
 ENGLISH BOOKS, 
 
 PRINTED BEFORE THE YEAR MDC, 
 
 AS ARE NOW IN THE 
 
 ARCHIEPISCOPAL LIBRARY 
 
 LAMBETH. 
 
 PUBLISHED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE LORD ARCHBISHOP 
 OF CANTERBURY, 
 
 BV THE REV. 
 
 S. R. MAITLAND, F.liS. & F.S.A. 
 
 LIBRARIAN TO HIS GRACE, AND KEEPER OF THE MSS. AT LAMBETH. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 FRANCIS & JOHN RIVINGTON, 
 ST. Paul's church yard, & waterlog place. 
 
 1845.
 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 It would be a great benefit, not only to tliose who are engaged 
 in particular lines of enquiry, but to the cause of literature in 
 general, if those who have the custody of books which are not 
 common, would furnish such lists of them as, without being 
 large or expensive, would be sufficient to make known their 
 existence and the places where they may be actually seen. 
 
 To make a complete catalogue of a great library with proper 
 care and accuracy is a laborious, tedious, and expensive 
 business ; but I am only speaking of concise lists, comprehend- 
 ing exclusively such books as are not commonly to be met 
 with. Their titles might be selected from larger catalogues, 
 or even copied from the books themselves (which are not 
 likely to be numerous) with little trouble ; and the lists thus 
 formed might be printed at a very small expense. No great 
 bibliographical knowledge would be required. The date, if 
 one were to be found, might be a sufficient guide ; or, if that 
 were wanting, the safety of inserting doubtful cases would be 
 so obvious as to prevent all embarrassment ; and the worst 
 evil of error on such a point would be, that the list might 
 contain a small quantity of superfluous matter. There are few 
 
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 vi I'RKIWC'E. 
 
 collections, except our great public libraries, which contain so 
 many English books printed before the year KJOO (I might 
 perhaps better say before the llebellion) as to make a mere 
 list of them very voluminous ; and a mere list is all that we 
 absolutely want. If wo can get full and accurate catalogues of 
 such collections, so much the better ; for every w ork of that 
 kind is not only valuable intrinsically for the information which 
 it contains, but as a correction of mistakes and mis-statements 
 which have been made and copied by one bibliographer after 
 another. 
 
 But all, I repeat, that we can reasonably ask for, and almost 
 all that we really want for practical purposes, and as the first 
 step towards something in the nature of a more full and cor- 
 rect history of English literature, are mere lists to tell us 
 where we may actually see scarce books, and books only 
 known to have existed by defective or incorrect descriptions, 
 or others not known to have existed at all. Indeed if I were 
 not fully aware that it contains errors and defects, and sensible 
 that my words might be taken in an invidious sense, I should 
 say that the following Index is a specimen of the sort of list 
 wiiich I have been attempting to describe. Yet I know not why 
 I should hesitate to say this, as it obviously makes no pre- 
 tension to learning or critical accuracy, such as should charac- 
 terize a regular Catalogue. Its aim is to give as briefly as 
 possible such a description of the book as may identity it ; 
 and to attest the existence of that book in the Lambeth 
 Library. For such a purpose, full and critical descriptions 
 are not necessary. As it respects their authors and contents, 
 many books may be as clearly identified, — indeed, one may say 
 as fully described, — by two words as by twenty lines. What 
 need we add to such titles as " Polichronicon," or " The
 
 PkKFACK. vii 
 
 Ciiolden Legend," or " Chaucer's Works T' and as respects the 
 edition, when we have stated the particulars of its size, and its 
 place, printer, and date, or its want of any of those marks, 
 wliat more need we say i If all these things, or the want of 
 them, leave the book doubtful, it is just one of those cases for 
 w hich we want such lists, — a case for specific enquiry ; and 
 the only further information of any use, is that conveyed by 
 telling us where we may actually see the book. 
 
 With this view of the matter I have generally set down 
 books, according to their obvious pretensions, as printed at 
 Rome, Strasburgh, Basil, Roan, Waterford, &c. without 
 inquiring whether they were really printed at the places of 
 which they bear the names. In one or two of them I have 
 ventured to suggest that not only the place, as is obvious, is 
 false, but that Singleton*'s mark, which some have treated as 
 genuine, is a forgery. But for the most part I have merely 
 given the places as they stand, the object being that the 
 reader should know what book is meant with as few words and 
 as little trouble as possible. I have, therefore, not been careful 
 to preserve all the varieties of obsolete spelling, and have 
 abridged the titles, especially where I have had it in my power 
 to refer to a notice of the book in Herbert's edition of Ames's 
 Typographical Antiquities. I nmst, however, caution the 
 reader that by these references I do not vouch for the accuracy 
 of all the descriptions to which I refer, though it would be 
 inconsistent with the design of these pages to enter into any 
 criticism or correction of them. Where Herbert described a 
 book that lay before him he deserves all praise for the care 
 and fidelity with which he did it ; but many of those descrip- 
 tions, which he very properly took from other sources, are 
 defective or incorrect, and some are quite absurd. The
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 reader, therefore, who looks out the reference will sometimes 
 had only a few words, and most of them incorrect ; or perhaps 
 longer descriptions only diifering by containing more blunders. 
 For instance, Dr. Matthew Sutcliffe's book, " De Presbyterio, 
 ciusque nova in Ecclesia Christiana Politeia," &c. printed by 
 George Bishop and Ralph Newbery, in 1591, is not proved by 
 Herbert's work ever to have been printed at all. We only 
 learn that licenses for it were granted by the Stationers' 
 Company to those two printers. The former is recorded at 
 vol. II. p. 1154, simply by these words, "Dr. Sucklif de 
 Presbyteriu, &c. ;" and the latter, at page 918, by these, 
 " Dr. Syklif De Presbiteriu."" The book which stands in this 
 Index as " The Fanne of the Faithful,"" printed by Thomas 
 Marsh in 1578, is (one can scarcely doubt) the same which 
 is only mentioned cursorily in a list made in the year 1591, 
 of copies which had belonged to that printer, as " The Fame 
 of the Faithful." The " Straunge Sonet intituled Gordon^ 
 or the wonderfull yeare," (Herbert II. 1180,) will be found 
 restored to its true title Gorgon ; and " Sfabbe Peter a high 
 Jermayne borne, a Sorcerer, who in the likeness of a Wolfe 
 comited many murders 25 yeres together," (vol. II. p. 1222,) 
 is re-instated in the less characteristic name of Stuhbe. Some 
 readers have probably been puzzled by the brief title under 
 which a book was licensed to Thomas Woodcock in the year 
 1581, " Eiphnapxia, sine Elizabetha," (Herb. II. 1112,) and, 
 indeed, any but a (rreek CKdipus might be startled by such a 
 word. The true title (as the reader may see by turning to the 
 name Ocland in this Index) is " EIPHNAPXIA sine Elizabetha. 
 De pacatissimo Angliic statu, imperantc Elizabetha, compen- 
 diosa Oratio,''"' &c. ; and I mention it here, because, though 
 the title occurs again in Merbert (Vol. II. p. 1081) more
 
 PREFACE. ix 
 
 fully, and in some points more intelligibly ; yet those who 
 have a little Latin and no Greek are more likely to be puzzled 
 and misled, than even by the unintelligible Eiphnapxia, when 
 they find " pacatissimo " changed to " peccatissimo." Some- 
 times, indeed, the reference is so far from furnishing the reader 
 with additional information, that the chief good of making 
 it is to show that the work is in existence to amend the incor- 
 rect or defective description. Thus one of the MarPrelate 
 tracts (and I believe one of the rarest) is only mentioned by 
 Herbert in these terms, which have I dare say puzzled many of 
 his readers, and probably himself too ; for if he had possessed 
 more information he would have given it : " Martins Minerals is 
 reckoned among MarPrelate's pieces." (III. 1699, referring 
 to Collier''s Eccl. Hist. II. 606.) I presume that it must refer 
 to a bi'oadside bearing the following title — " Certaine Minerall 
 and Metaphisicall Schoolpoints to be defended by the Reue- 
 rende Bishops and the rest of my Cleargie Masters of the 
 Conuocation House, against bothe Vniuersities, and al the 
 Reformed Churches in Christendome. Wherin is layd open, the 
 very Quintessence of all Catercorner diuinitie. And with all, 
 to the preuenting of the Cauels of these wrangling Puritans, 
 the persons by whom and the places where these misteries are 
 so worthely maintayned, are for the most part set down to the 
 view of all men, and that to the ternal prayse of the most 
 reuerend Fathers." Again, careful and intelligent as Herbert 
 was in the technical part of bibliography, his conjectures as to 
 authorship and matters of Hterature in general are not always 
 ''happy. At Vol. I. p. 434, he tells us that in the year 1539 
 Th. Berthelet printed a book, entitled " Expositio in L. 
 Psalmos priores ;" and he adds, (one would like to know 
 why,) " Probably by Thomas Aquinas." The reader who 
 
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 X PREFACE. 
 
 turns to the name of Sampson, Bishop of Chichester, in the 
 following Index, will perhaps think it more probable that the 
 work of that prelate was meant. These specimens will suffice 
 to show that I do not mean to vouch for the correctness of 
 all the descriptions in Herbert's work, to which I refer ; but 
 at the same time let it not be supposed that I am blaming 
 him. In all that he understood he may be depended on more 
 than almost any other man. His diligence and care in seeing 
 so many books, and describing so well what he saw himself, is 
 exemplary ; and the next best thing that he could do was to 
 give us what other and less careful people had said, just in 
 their own words. 
 
 Where I have not found a book mentioned by Herbert, I 
 have prefixed this mark *, by which I do not mean to assert 
 that the book was not known to him, or even not mentioned 
 by him ; for who can say what may lie hidden under some of 
 the grotesque titles to which I have alluded, which he copied 
 from the books of the Stationers'' Company, and which in his 
 work lie in confused heaps, almost useless for want of an 
 index ? Some, indeed, I have lighted on there, and there only, 
 as will be seen by my references ; but as to the asterisk, all that 
 I mean to express by it is, that I have not found the book in 
 Herbert's work, though (as I may venture to say, while setting 
 before the reader about a thousand references to it) I have 
 spent a good deal of time in turning over its pages. It will 
 be observed, however, that the asterisk is not unfrequently 
 accompanied by a reference to Herbert. This is intended to 
 intimate that though the identical book is not mentioned by 
 him, yet something connected with it may be found at that 
 page of his work, — such as a fuller account of its contents from 
 some other edition — or a title not exactly the same, yet so
 
 PREFACE. xi 
 
 much like that of the book before me, that though I feel 
 pretty sure of its not being meant for that book, yet I think 
 it right that the reader should judge for himself, — or, in short, 
 that for some reason or other which I trust to his sagacity to 
 discover, it is worth his while, if he is interested about the 
 book, to turn to that page of the Typographical Antiquities. 
 
 In more than twenty articles the name of Herbert is 
 followed by the word " Lambeth ;" and this intimates that he 
 referred to the copy in this library as the source of his infor- 
 mation. Considering his ardour and diligence, and that he 
 owed his introduction to this library to a man of such know- 
 ledge and congenial taste as Dr. jNIichael Lort, then one of the 
 chaplains to the Archbishop, it is singular that ten times 
 as many scarce and curious books escaped his notice. I 
 am sorry to add on this point, that he mentions one book 
 (BarlaamX Vol. III. p. 1405.) as being in this library, which 
 I have not been able to find, though the catalogue confirms his 
 statement. But there seems to have been some original error 
 in the entry of the press-mark, to which, as it stands, there is 
 not and does not appear to have been any corresponding 
 number on the shelves. I have no doubt that the book is in 
 the library ; but, as it consists of but nineteen leaves, it is 
 probably bound up with other works, and I can only hope that 
 it will be some day detected. It is much to be regretted that 
 so cumbrous a method, and one so sure to breed error, was 
 used in numbering the books ; but as I have somewhat re- 
 trenched it in these pages for the sake of strangers who would 
 be liable to be puzzled by seeing " 8vo " appended to the 
 number of a book just described as a 4to or a 12mo, I ought, 
 for the sake of those who may use this Index in the library, 
 or compare it with the catalogues there, to add, that in all
 
 xii PREFACE. 
 
 numbers on which a doubt can arise, the " 8vo " ought to be 
 added to the press-mark, unless it is ah'eady distinguished by 
 an " f. " 
 
 These marks have no reference to the size of the books ; 
 l)ut on that point I would make one remark. The reader 
 must not lay too much stress on the distinction between 
 octavo, small octavo, and sixteens, or even duodecimos. Those 
 who are conversant with the class of books which form a large 
 part of those described in the following pages are aware, not 
 only that these distinctions have not been very consistently 
 made by catalogue-makers, but also that it is a matter in 
 which it is not easy to maintain consistency. 
 
 It may be proper also to explain that the " List " which is 
 in a few cases referred to, is a list of some of the early printed 
 books in the library, which I printed about two years ago. 
 It contains a more full account of all the English books which 
 are in this Index of a date earlier than the year 1550; but it 
 is only referred to in the following pages for certain " Frag- 
 ments" which I found, chiefly as end-papers and fly-leaves, 
 and of which I there gave some description ; and I ought 
 perhaps to say, that for the reasons there assigned I have 
 pursued the same course as I then did, and have not inserted 
 in this Index the English Bibles and Prayer-Books. 
 
 It will be seen that under the name of " English Books " 
 I comprehend all books in the English language wherever 
 printed, and all books in whatever language if printed in 
 England. With the exception of a few of the earliest books 
 printed at Westminster (and too well known to occasion any 
 mistake), the reader will understand that all those books 
 which are not stated to be without place, and have no other 
 place mentioned, were professedly printed in London.
 
 ENGLISH BOOKS 
 
 PRINTED BEFORE THE YEAR MDC, 
 
 NOW IN THE 
 
 ^mxibttt) Itifiraig, 
 
 A. (E.) See France, Mornaye, Savoy. 
 
 A. (R.) The Haven of Hope, containing godly prayers and medi- 
 tations for divers purposes. 
 Yarath James, 1585. sm. 12mo. Herbert H. 1211. HI. 1351 xxviii. 8. 31. 
 
 Abbot (George). Qusestiones sex, totidem prselectionibus in 
 Schola Oxonise habitis, discussse. 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1598. 4to. Herbert III. 1407 xxiv. 2. 16. 
 
 (Robert). A Mirror of Popish Subtleties. In reply to a 
 
 book in defence of Paul Spence. 
 
 T. Creede for T. Woodcocke, 1594. 4to. Herb. II. 1111. 1279 xxix. 3. 5. 
 
 Abell (Thomas). Invicta Veritas. An answer that by no maner 
 of law it may be lawful for the king to be divorced. 
 
 Luneberg, 1532, in Maye. No printer. 4to. Herbert HI. 1540. ... xxviii. 1. 10. 
 
 Abridgment (L') des Cases concernants les Titles [or Gregory's 
 Moot-book] . 
 Tho. Wiglit and B. Norton, 1599. 8vo. Herbert II. 1303, 1304 xvii. 9. 7. 
 
 AcADEMiARUM quse aliquando fuere et hodie sunt in Europa Cata- 
 logus. 
 
 Geo. Bishop for R. Newbery, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 915. 1151 xxii. 6. 24. 
 
 B
 
 2 ENfiUSIT BOOKS IX 
 
 *AccEDENCE. Four pages, including the title, which is, " Here 
 begynneth the Accedence diligently correcte and poynted." 
 This is over a cut representing a schoolmaster and nine 
 scholars. 
 
 I cannot identify this fragment as belonging to any book described by Herbert or 
 Dibdin See List, Fray. p. 289. 
 
 AcHELLEY (Thomas). The Key of Knowledge. 
 
 Wm. Seres, [1572.] sra. 12mo. Herbert II. 702 xxvii. 9. 30. 
 
 *AcTE concerning the Kinges most gratious generall pardon. 
 
 In a-d. Ric. Graftoni, 1548. fol .\.xiv. 4. 22. f. 
 
 Acts. An Abstract of certain Acts of Parliament, her Majesty's 
 Injunctions, &c. 
 No date, place, or printer. 4to. Herbert III. 1759 xxxi. 5. 4. 
 
 See Cosins. 
 
 AcwoRTHUs (Georgius). De visibili Rom'anarchia ; contra Nich. 
 Sanderi Monarchiam, &c. 
 John Day, 1573. 4to. Herbert I. 655 xxiv. 4. 9. (3.) 
 
 Adams. See Bodrugan. 
 
 Admonition (An) direct to the trew Lordis. 
 
 Jno. Day, 1571. 8vo. Herbert I. 652 xviii. 6. 20. (3.) 
 
 (An) to the Bishops of Winchester, London, &c. 
 
 Michael Wood, Roane, 1553. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1572. ... A. iv. 13. d. (4.) 
 
 (An) to the Parliament. 
 
 No place or printer, sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1631 xxvii. 9. 13. 
 
 (A Second) to the Parliament. 
 
 No place, printer, or date, 12mo. Herbert HI. 1632 xxvii. 9. 13. (2.) 
 
 See Bradford. 
 
 tElfredi Res Gestae. 
 
 John D.ay, 1574. fol. Herbert I. 658 xxii. 2. 15. f. 
 
 i^ilNGELRAMMUs (J). Pscudographica G. Gossenii, anno 1586. 
 edita, detecta et refutata. 
 
 John Jackson, 1587. 8vo. Herbert II. 1219. Lambeth xiv. 13. 25. 
 
 Alablaster. See Fenton. 
 
 Alane (Alexander). Of the Auctorite of the Word of God ; against 
 the Bishop of London. 
 No printer, place, or date. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1553 xxix.8. 22. (3.)
 
 Till': LAMMKI'II I.IMKAUV. 3 
 
 *Alba (Duke of). An Answer to a Letter lately sent by him to 
 those of Amsterdam. Translated by T. W. 
 
 H. Midilleton, n. d. l-2mo xl. 4. :i<J. (6.). 
 
 the same x.x.x. !{. 4. (11.) 
 
 See Orange. 
 
 Albine (John de). A Notable Discourse, discussing who are the 
 Ministers of the Catholic Church. 
 Johan. Bellerus, Duaci, 1575. 12mo. Herbert III. 1645 B. 4. 18. 
 
 the same x.\x. 8. \'2. 
 
 Alcaron (The) of the Barefoot Friars. 
 
 Richard Grafton, 1550. IGmo. Herbert I. 532 xxxi. 8. 17. 
 
 Alesii Alexandri Epistola contra Decretum quoddam Episcoporum 
 in Scotia quod prohibet legere Novi Testamenti libros in lingua 
 vernacula. 
 No place or printer, 1533. 12mo. Herbert III. 1472 xiv. 5. 5. (2.) 
 
 *Alexander (Pope). A Bull, dated Non. Octobris, 1494. citing 
 and confirming that of Pope Innocent VIII., respecting the 
 Marriage of Hen. VII. and Elizabeth. 
 
 A broadside. No name of place or printer See List, Frar/. p. 262. 
 
 Allen (William). A Defence of the Church's Doctrine of Purga- 
 tory. 
 
 John Latins, Antwerj), 1565. 8vo. Herbert 111. 1010 xxxiii. 9. 3. 
 
 (Dr.). A Brief Discovery of his seditious Drifts in a pam- 
 phlet concerning the yielding up of Deventer to the King of 
 Spain by Sir Wm. Stanley. 
 
 J[ohn] W[ulfe] for F. Coldock, 1588. 4to. Herbert 11.921. 1174... xxxi. 6. 20. 
 
 See Bristow. 
 
 Almond for a Parrot. See Marprelate. 
 
 Alms. A Treatise, How by the Word of God, Christian Men's 
 Almose might be .distributed. Translated from M. Bucer, De 
 Regno Dei. 
 
 No date, place, or printer. 12mo. Herbert 111. 1753 xxxi. 8. 13. (2.) 
 
 Alva (Duke of). See Alba, Protestants. 
 Amalgama. See Wood (Job.). 
 An ATOM I or Parting of the Mass. 
 
 No place or printer, 1.356. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1587 xxviii. 9. 19. 
 
 • of Abuses. See Stubbes. 
 
 B 2
 
 4 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Anderson or Andreson (Anthony). The Shield of our Safetie. 
 
 Hugh Jackson, 1581. 4to. Herbert U. 1133 xxx. 4. 8. 
 
 A Funeral Sermon for Robert Keylway, Esq. March 
 
 18. 1580. 
 
 H. Middleton, 1581. 12mo, Herbert II. 1059 .\xvii. 8. 17. (7.) 
 
 A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, April 23, 1581. 
 
 Ralph Newbery, 1581. 12mo. Herbert II. 908. Lambeth xxvii. 8. 17. (6.) 
 
 *Androtius (Fulvius). Devout Considerations of frequenting the 
 Blessed Sacrament. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxxi. 9. 9. 
 
 *Anglo-phile Eutheo. A Second and Third Blast of Retrait from 
 Plaies and Theatres. 
 
 No place or printer, 1580. 12mo xxx. 9. 5. 
 
 *Anjou (Duke of). A Dialogue between him and the well-willing 
 Comminaltie, 
 Tho. Purfoote, 1582. sm. 8vo .xx.x. 8. 10. (9.) 
 
 Answer (An) for the Time, to the Defence of the Censure that was 
 given upon M. Charke's Book and Meredith Hanmers. 
 T. Dawson and Tobie Smith, 1583. 4to. Herbert II. 1123. ... xxix. 2. 21. (2.) 
 
 (An) made by the Noble Lords the States to the Ambas- 
 sador of Polonia. 
 Jao. W'indet, 1597. 4to xxxi. 4. 4. (C.) 
 
 Antibossicon. See Hormanus. 
 
 *Antichrtst, &c. Certain Articles propounded of late by the 
 Divinity Reader in the University of Cambridge, &c. 
 
 No place, printer, or date; a broadside xxx. 6. 24. (5.) 
 
 • See Tyndale. 
 
 Antimartinus. See Marprelate. 
 
 Antisanderus. See Cowell. 
 
 Antithesis. See Tyndale. 
 
 *Antwerpe's Unity. An Accord or Peace in Religion, &c. 
 
 Rd. Day, 1579. 12mo xxx. 8. 4. (7.) 
 
 An Historical Discourse of it since the Departure of 
 
 Philip, King of Spain. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1580". 4to. Herbert II. 1225 xxxi. 4. 4. (9.) 
 
 Apologie (An) for Sundrie Proceedings by Jurisdiction Ecclesiastical. 
 
 Chr. Barker, Dep. 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1087 xxxi. 5. 3. 
 
 the same xvi. 7. 4. or T. 7. 4.
 
 THE LAMBETH LIBIIARV. 5 
 
 *Apologt (An) against the Defence of Schism. 
 
 No place, printer, or d;ite. sin. Hvo xxxi. 8. 21. (2.) 
 
 Api'arell. a Brief Discourse against that of the Popish Church. 
 
 No place or printer, 1.j78. !!vo. Herbert HI. 1G53 xxix. 9. 3. (2.) 
 
 • the same xxix. 9. 2. 
 
 the same Y. 2. 37. (5.) 
 
 the same EE. 9. 6. 
 
 A Brief Examination of a certain Declaration in Defence 
 
 of the Ministers refusing ; with the judgements of Bucer and 
 Martyr. 
 
 Noplace, printer, or date. 4to. Herbert II. 727 xxx. 7. 3. 
 
 An Answer for the Time to the Examination put in 
 
 print, &c. 
 
 No place or printer, 1566. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1615 xxix. 9.7. 
 
 the same A. 3. 36. 
 
 the same (imperfect) xxix. 9. 3. (3.) 
 
 Appeltree (Thomas). A Brief Discourse of his most haynous and 
 traitorhke Fact. 
 Hy. Binneman, 1579. 4to. Herbert II. 985 xxxi. 4. 19. (13.) 
 
 Appian. An Auncient History, &c. ; being a translation. 
 
 R. Newbery and H. Binneman, 1578. 4to. Herbert II. 905 xxxi. 3. 17. 
 
 Archery. See S. (R.) 
 
 Ardes. See Ireland. 
 
 *Aristotelis Ethicorum ad Nicomachum Libri X ; cura Samuelis 
 Heilandi. 
 Geo. Bishop, 1590. 8vo. See Herbert II. 987 xl. 2. 29. 
 
 * Libri de Sophisticis Elenchis Analysis. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxfoid, 1598. sm. 8vo xv. (i. 4. 
 
 the same xv. 6. 3. 
 
 Arms. Two leaves, in matter resembling Caxton's Fayts of Arms, 
 but not part of it ; and in type like the work of William de 
 Machlinia. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 316. 
 
 Arnold. See Clinton. 
 
 -'s Chronicle. 
 
 No date, place, or printer, fol. Herbert III. 1746. 1814 Ix. 1. 20.
 
 6 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Arthington (Henry). His Account of his Seduction by Hacket. 
 
 R[obcit] B[arkei] for T. Man, [lo9-2.] 4to. Herb. II. 101)3.1333.... xxxi. 7. 23. 
 
 See Conspiracy. 
 
 Arthur. The Auncient Order, Societie, and Unitie laudable, of 
 Prince Arthur, &c. Translated and collected by R. R. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 158.3. 4to. Herbert II. 1172 vi. I. 2.5. (2.) 
 
 Articles. A collection of certaine slanderous Articles given out by 
 the Bishops against the faithful Christians whom they detain 
 in prison. 
 No place or printer, 1590. 4to. Herbert III. 1710 xx.v. 6. 12. (4.) 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 9. 
 
 the same xl. 4. 24. (4.) 
 
 the same 1.3.47. 
 
 Articles devised by the King to stablysh Christen Quietnes and 
 
 Unitie. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1530. 4to. Herbert I. 428 xxx. 3. 21. 
 
 to be enquired of 1548, — in Visitations to be had in the 
 
 Diocese of Canterbury. 
 
 R(l. Grafton, 1548. 4to. Herbert I. 525 x.vxix. 6. 1. (4.) 
 
 to be enquired of in the Kynge's Maiesties Visitacion. 
 
 Rd. Grafton, n. d. 4to. Herbert I. 522 xxxix. 6. 1. (2.) 
 
 • to be enquired in the Visitation, an. I. Eliz. 
 
 Rd. .Tuf;;.'e .ind Jno. Cawood, 1550. 4to. Herbert H. 717 xxxix. 6. 1. ((J.) 
 
 Articuli de quibus, in Synodo Londinensi anno 1562. &c. 
 
 Regd. Wolfe, 1563. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. GOT xiv. 13. 41. (4.) 
 
 the same x. 1. 19. 
 
 AscHAM (Roger). Apologia pro Ccena Dominica, &c. 
 
 F. Coldock, 1577. 12mo. Herbert II. 920 xiv. 13. 41. 
 
 Epistolarum Familiarium Libri Tres. 
 
 Hy. Binncman for Fr. Coldock, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 921 iii. 2. 41. 
 
 Epistola3 Familiares, &c. ; cura E. G. 
 
 A. Hatfield for F. Coldock, 1.590. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 921. 1212 x.xiii. 8. 2. 
 
 Ashley (Anthony). See Wagenar. 
 AsHWELL (John). See Joye.
 
 THE LAMBETH LIBRARY. 7 
 
 Athenagoras. His Discourse on the Resurrection; translated into 
 English, from the Latin of P. Nannius, by R. Porder. 
 Wm. Williamson, 1.573. 12mo. Herbert IL 1064 xxviii. 9. IG. (8.) 
 
 xxviii. 9. 15. 
 
 *AuMALLE (Duke of). A true Discourse of his Discomfiture in 
 Picardie, by the Duke of Longueville, &c. 
 Ril. Field, 158!). 4to xxxi. 2. 22. (3.) 
 
 *AwFiELD (Thomas), and Thomas Wel)ley, the Life and End of, 
 being both Traitors executed at Tibourne, July 6, 1585. 
 Tho. Nelson, 1585. 12mo xxx. 8. 17. (15.) 
 
 B. (A.) The Fanne of the Faithful. 
 
 Tho. Marshe, 1578. 12mo. Herbert II. 848. I presume, as the " Fame of the 
 Faithful." xxviii. 9. 27. 
 
 B. (C.) See Parry. 
 
 *B. (G.) Master of Arts. A most wicked work of a wretched 
 witch wrought on Richd. Burt. 
 R. B. for Wm. Barley, 1592. 4to xxxi. 4. 22. (5.) 
 
 B. (H.) Moriemini. A Sermon preached before her Majesty at 
 the Court about xiii years since. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1181 xxx. 1. 22. (4.) 
 
 B. (L) See Ireland. 
 
 B. (T.) Abdias the Prophet interpreted. 
 
 H. Binnemau for G. Bishop, 1574. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 974. ...xxvii. 8. 16. (G.) 
 
 See Luther. 
 
 B. (W.) See Esquillus. 
 
 *Babington (Anthony). His Letter to the Queen. 
 
 No place, printer, or date xxxi. 4. 5. (2.) 
 
 (Gervase). A brief Conference between Man's Frailtie 
 
 and Faith. 
 
 H. Middleton for T. Charde, 1583. 12mo. Herbert II. 1061 xxvii. 9. 2. 
 
 A very fruitfull Exposition of the Com- 
 
 maundements. 
 
 H. Middleton for T. Charde, 1586. 8vo. Herbert II. 1062 xxx. 9, 19.
 
 8 KNGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Babington (Gervase). A profitable Exposition of the Lord's 
 Prayer. 
 
 T. Onvin for T. Charde, 1588. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1 19G. 1242 xxx. 0. 20. 
 
 A Sermon preached at Paul's Cross the 
 
 Second Sunday in Michaelmas Term, 1590. 
 
 Tho. East, 1591. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1018 xxx. 9. 21. (2.) 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Court at Green- 
 
 wich, May 24, 1591. 
 
 Rd. Field for Tho. Charde, 1591. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 119G xxx. 9. 21. 
 
 Notes on Genesis. 
 
 Tho. Charde, 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 1196 xxx. 2. 3. 
 
 Baconus (Roger ius). De retardandis senectutis accidentibus, 
 libellus ; et Ursonis libellus de primarum qualitatum arcanis : 
 cura Joan. Williams. 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1590. 8vo. Herbert III. 1404 xvii. 3. 32. 
 
 Bailey (Dr.) See Pepper. 
 
 Baldwin ("William). The Canticles or Balades of Salomon. 
 
 Wm. Baldwin, 1549. 4to. Herbert I. 552 i. 4. 22. 
 
 Bale (John, Bishop of Ossory). The Apology against a Rank 
 Papist. 
 John Day, 1550. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 626 xxxi, 8. 15. 
 
 The third part of the Image of both Churches. 
 
 .Ino. Wycr, 1550. 4to. Herbert II. 712 B. 1. 13. 
 
 His Vocation to the Bishopric of Ossory. 
 
 Rome, (falsely,) with H. Singleton's mark, (equally false,) 1553. sm. 8vo. 
 Herbert 11,741 xxx. 8. 14.(8.) 
 
 The first two parts of the Actes of the English 
 
 Votaries. 
 
 Jno. Tysdale, 1.560. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 766 xxxi. 8. 14. 
 
 A Declaration of Edmonde Bonner's Articles. 
 
 Jno. Tysdall for F. Coldockc, 1561. sm. 8vo. Herbert H. 767 xxxi. 8. 4. 
 
 Brief Chronicle of Sir Johan. Oldcastle, Lord 
 
 Cobham. 
 
 No printer, date, or place, sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 704 xxxi. 8. 16. 
 
 See Leland. 
 
 Bales (Peter). The writing Schoolmaster. 
 
 The. Orwin, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1245 xxxi. 1. 36.
 
 TllK I.A.MHKTII IJI5RARV. f) 
 
 Bales (Thomas), a Seminarie Priest hanged on Ash Wednesday, 
 and Annis Bankyn, burned the next day — an account of their 
 executions. 
 
 Wni. Wrij,'lit, 15.00. sin. 8vo. Herbert III. 1347 xx.\. 8. 17. (20.) 
 
 *Ba LNAUES (Henry). The Confession of Faith, conteining how the 
 troubled man should seek refuge at his God. 
 
 Tlio. VuittroUier, l.)84. rjino xxx. 9. 16. 
 
 Bancrafte (Geo.) See Basil. 
 
 Bancroft (Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury). A Sermon 
 preached at Pauls Cross, February 9, 1588. 
 
 J[oliii] .T[ucksoii] for GregV. Seton, 1588. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1326. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 20. (2.) 
 
 A Briefe Discovery of the Untruths and 
 
 Slanders in his Sermon of February 8, 1588. 
 
 No place or printer, [1590.] 4to. Herbert IH. 1707 xl. 2. 22. 
 
 . the siimc. 8vo xxx. 6. 14. (3.) 
 
 See D. J. 
 
 Banket of Sapience. See Elyot. 
 
 Bankyn, Annis. See Bales. 
 
 *Barchby (John). Regulte Informatiouis (imperfect). 
 
 Wynkyu de Worde, 1506. 4to Y. 3. 13. 
 
 Barclay (Alex.). Castel of Laboure. Some fragments which I 
 believe belong to that work. 
 
 See List, Fray. 320. 
 
 Barlow (William). A Dialogue describing the Original Ground of 
 the Lutheran Faccions. 
 
 Jolm C'awood, 1553. 12mo. Herbert H. 788 xxxi. 9. 4. 
 
 Vita et Obitus Richardi Cosins. 
 
 Chr. Barker, Dep^. 1598. 4to. Herbert H. 1089 xxv. 3. 31. 
 
 Barnes. See Tyndale. 
 
 *Baro (Petrus). In Jonam Prophetam Praelectiones. 
 
 Jno. Day, 1579. fol xiii. 4. 16. f. 
 
 De Fide, ejusque ortu et natura. 
 
 Richard Day, 1580. 8vo. Herbert I. 681 xvi. 1. 8. 
 
 c
 
 10 KNOLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Baro (Petrus). De PrcEstantia et Diprnitate Divinse Legis, libri 
 duo. 
 
 11. Middleton for (',. R. n. d. 8vo. Ileibcit II. 10G2 xv. 4. 2. 
 
 See H. (E.) 
 
 *Baro (Stephanus). Sermones declamati coram Alma Universitate 
 Cantibrigiensi. 
 
 No place, printer, or diite. sin. 8vo x.wii. 9. 5. (2.) 
 
 * Tractatulus de Regimine Principum. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo. It is probable tliat these two works should 
 not be in this list, and that they are a French reprint of the edition of Wynkvn 
 de Worde mentioned by Herbert I. 218 xxvii. 9.5. (3.) 
 
 Barrough (Philip). The Method of Phisick. 
 
 Rd. Field, 15.96. 4to. Herbert II. 1253 i. 3. 31. 
 
 Bartas (Du). See James. 
 
 Barrow (Henry). A Brief Discovery of the False Church. 
 
 No place or printer, 1590. 4to. Herbert HI. 1713 xxx. 6. 10. 
 
 and John Greenwood. A plaine Refutation of 
 
 M. GifFard's book entitled " A Short Treatise against the 
 
 Donatists of England." 
 
 No place or printer, 1591. Herbert III. 1716 xxx. 6. 8. 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 7. 
 
 the same K. 1. 25. 
 
 See GifFord, Some. 
 
 .John Greenwood, and John Penrie ; their exa- 
 minations before the high commissioners, &c., penned by 
 themselves. 
 
 No place or printer, [1593.] 4to. Herbert III. I(i7<'!. 1723 xl. 2. 24. 
 
 Barston (John). The Safeguard of Society. 
 
 H. Binnenian for Jno. Sht'])perd, 1576. sni. 8vo. Herb. II. 979. ...xxx. 8. G. (4.) 
 
 Basil. The Answere that the Preachers of the Gospel at Basile 
 made for the true Administration of the Holy Supper of our 
 Lord, &c. Translated by Geo. Bancrafte. 
 .Tno. Day and Wm. Seres, 1548. I2mo. Herbert 1. 618, 621. ...xxx. 9. 12. (7.) 
 
 Bastingius (Jcremias). An Exposition on the Catechism used in 
 the Low Countries. 
 
 Jno. Leprat, Cambridge, n. d. I'Jvo. Herbert III. 1423 xxxi. 8. 7.
 
 THE LxVMBETll LIBRARY. 11 
 
 Bate (John). The Portraiture of Ilypocrisie. 
 
 R. Rolnnsou for J. Daldenie, 1589. sm. 8vo. Ileibcit II. r_'.*54 .\xx. 8. 'Jl. 
 
 Baterie of the Pope's Botelereux. See Salesbury. 
 
 Batman vppon Bartholomew his book " De Proprietatibus llerum " 
 heretofore not translated in English. 
 
 Thomas East, 1582. fol. Herbert II. 1014 xiv. 4. 10. f. 
 
 *Bayly (Walter). A Discourse of the Baths at Newnham Regis 
 in Warwickshire. 
 No place, primer, or date. sm. 8vo xxx. 8. II. 
 
 *Be wise and be warned. 
 
 Tho. East, 1573. 12mo x.\x. 9. 8. 
 
 Beacon (Richard). Solon his Follie. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1594. 4to. Herbert III. 1405 xxxi. 6. 8. 
 
 Becon (Thomas). Works, the first part. 
 
 John Day, 1564. fol. Herbert I. G36 xiii. 4. 4. f. 
 
 The second part of his Works. 
 
 John Day, [1564.] fol. Herbert I. 637 xiii. 4. 5. f. 
 
 Bede. His History of the Church of England ; translated by 
 Thomas Stapleton. 
 
 John Laet, Antwerp, 1565. 4to. Herbert III. 1611 xxviii. 1. .5. 
 
 Bedel (Henry). A Sermon preached at Christ's Church. Nov. 15, 
 1571. 
 Jno. Awdely, 1573. 12mo. Herbert II. 886 xxvii. 8. 15. (16.) 
 
 Bee-Hive (The) of the Romish Church. Translated out of Dutch 
 by George Gilpin at the cost of John Stell. With the two 
 cuts. 
 T. Dawson, imp. A. Mauiisell, 1580. 12mo. Herb. II. 1119, 1135.. .xxx. 9. 13. 
 
 Bekinsau (Johannes). De supremo et absolute Regis Imperio. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1547. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 429, 450 xxiii. 9. 11. 
 
 Bell (James). See Fox, Pope. 
 
 (Thomas). His Motives concerning Romish Faith and Reli- 
 gion. 
 Jno. Legate, Cambridge, 1593. 4to. Herbert 111. 1421 sxix. 1. 18. 
 
 The Survey of Popery. 
 
 Wilentine Sims, 15.06. 4to. Herbert II. 1290 x.xix. I. 17. 
 
 Bella RMiNE. See Sutcliff'e. 
 
 c 2
 
 12 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Bellewe (Richard). Les Ans du Roy Richard II. collect' ensemhl', 
 &c. 
 
 R. Robinson, T. Dunne, Tli. llauylande, Ja. Bowiing, and Tli. Morris, 1.58.5. 
 sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 12.33 .xvii. 9. 9. 
 
 Bennet (Heniy). See Melancthon. 
 
 Bentham (Thomas). An Exposition on Matt. iv. 
 
 K. ■\Valde-nivo, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 114.5 xxvii. 8. 13. (3.) 
 
 Berners (Lord). Translation of the Golden Book of Marcus Au- 
 relius. 
 
 Tho. Bertlielet, 1542. 4to. Herbert I. 441 x.xxi. 3. 18. 
 
 Betraying of the Beastliness of Heretics, See Rurimonde. 
 
 Beza (Theodore). The Treasure of Truth; translated by John 
 Stockwood. 
 Tho. Woodcock, 1581. sni.8vo. Herbert II. 1107 -xxix. 9. 32. 
 
 See Propositions, Psalms. 
 
 Bilson (Thomas, Bishop of Winchester). The true Difference 
 between Christian Subjection and Unchristian Rebellion. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1585. 4to. Herbert HI. 1400 xxx. 5. 3. 
 
 The perpetual Government of Christes Church. 
 
 Chr. B.-irker's Dep^ 1.5.03. 4to. Herbert II. 1087 xx.x. 5. 5. 
 
 The Effect of certain Sermons touchine: the 
 
 full Redemption of Mankind, &c. 
 
 Peter Short for Walter Burre, 1.5!t9. 4to. Herbert II. 1210 xxx. 5. 4. 
 
 Bishops. See Admonition, Articles, Dialogue, Exhortation. 
 
 Bland (Tobie). A Baite for Momus, so called upon occasion of a 
 Sermon at Bedford traduced by the factious. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 117() xxx. 4. 10. 
 
 Blundevill (Thomas). A Treatise declaring how many Counsels 
 and what manner of Counsellors a Prince ought to have. 
 
 Wm. Seres, [1.570.] 12nio. Herbert II. 701 xxx. 8. 10. (13.) 
 
 the same xvii. 9. 34. (3.) 
 
 tlie same xxx. 8. 11. (7.) 
 
 Bodrugan (Nicholas, otherwise Adams). An Epitome of the Kings 
 Title to Scotland. 
 
 Rd. Grafton, 1518. Mn. 8vo. Herbert I. 526 .xxvii. 9. 14. 
 
 tlie same xxx. 8. 14. (6.)
 
 THE LAMBKTII l.lIJUAkY. 13 
 
 Body (John). See Slade. 
 Bonner (Bp.). See Bale, Brooke, Homilies. 
 BouRGH (Lord). See R. (W.) 
 BouRKE. See Cosbie. 
 Bourn. See M, (A.) 
 BowNDE (Nicholas). The Doctrine of the Sabbath. 
 
 .loan Oiwin, Widow, for J. Porter ami T. Man, 15.95. 4to. Herbert II. 1250. 
 111. 1333 XXX. 4. 13. 
 
 Bradford (John). An Admonition to all Englishmen. 
 
 No place or printer, [1.555.] sni. 8vo. Herbert III. 1582 xxvii. 9, 19. (2.) 
 
 Two notable Sermons; one on Repentance, the 
 
 other on the Lords Supper. 
 
 Jno. Charlwood and Jno. Wigbt, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 782, 1096. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 18. (2.) 
 
 Breviat Cronicle (A), containing all the Kings from Brute to this 
 day. 
 
 John Jlychel, Canterbury, 1553. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1453 A. 4. 13. b. 
 
 *Brewer (John), The Trueth of the most wicked and secret Mur- 
 thering of, by his wife and John Parker. 
 John Kid and Edw. White, 1592 xxxi. 4. 19.(11.) 
 
 Brief Cronycle (A) of the Bysshope of Romes Blessing. 
 
 John Day, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert 1. G76 xxx. 8. 17. (5.) 
 
 Bridges (John). The Supremacie of Christian Princes, &c. against 
 Stapleton and Sanders. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for Humphry Toy, 1573. 4to. Herbert II. 935 xxx. 5. 2. 
 
 • A Defence of the Government established in the 
 
 Church of England, &c. 
 
 Jno. Windet for Tho. Charde, 1.587. 4to. Herbert II. 1195, 122G. ...xxx. 5. 1. 
 
 *^— A Defence of the Godlie Ministers against his 
 
 Slanders. 
 
 No place or printer, 1587. 4to. See Herbert III. 1679 xxx. 6. 3. 
 
 See Discipline, Marprelate. 
 
 Bright (Timothy). See Fox.
 
 14 ENGLISH HOOKS IN 
 
 Bristow (Richard). A Treatise of divers plainc and sure ways to 
 find out the Truth. 
 Jno. Fowler, Antwerp, 1.574. siii. iSvo xx.xiii. 9. 10'. 
 
 * ■ A Reply to Fulke in Defence of M. D. Aliens 
 
 Scroll of Articles. 
 
 Jno. Lion, Louviiiii, I.jSO. 4to x.xix. 4. If). 
 
 A brief Treatise of divers plaine and sure ways 
 
 to find out the Truth. 
 
 Antwerp, 1599. 8vo. Herbert IH. 1738 xxxiii. 9. 17. 
 
 Demaundes to be proponed of Catholics to the 
 
 Heretics. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. r2mo xxvii. 9. 20. 
 
 See Fulke. 
 
 Bkitton. 
 
 Rob. Redman, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 399 xvii. 9. 17. 
 
 *Brocard (James). The Revelation revealed, Englished by James 
 Sanford. 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to xxx. 2. 17. 
 
 Brocden (John). See Indulgence. 
 
 Brokes (James, Bishop of Gloucester). A Sermon preached at 
 Pauls Cross, Nov. 12, 1553. 
 Rob. Caly, 1554. 12mo. Herbert IL 829 xxvii. 8. II. (3.) 
 
 Brooke (Ralph Yorke Herald). A Discovery of divers Errors in 
 Camdens Britannia. 
 
 No date, place, or printer. 4to. Herbert HL 1730 xxxi. 1. 37. 
 
 — (Sir Robert). Auscuns nouell Cases de les Ans et Temps 
 Hen. Vni., Edward VI., et Mary. 
 
 Rd. Tottyl, 1578. sm. 8vo. Herbert H. 821 xliii. 3. 22. 
 
 — (John). See Conde, Viret. 
 
 (Thomas). An Epitaph on Bishop Bonner, &c. 
 
 Jolin Day, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 678 xxx. 8. 17. (19.) 
 
 *Brossier (Martha) ; A true Discourse concerning her possession 
 by a Devil. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1599. 4to .\xxi. 4. 23. (2.) 
 
 Broughton (Hugh). A Treatise of Melchisedek. 
 
 (iabl. Simson and Wm. White, 1591. 4to. Herbert H. 12G4 xxx. 3. 12.
 
 THK r.AMMKTII I.IBKARV. 15 
 
 Broughton (Hugh). A Seder Olam ; that is, Order of the World. 
 
 No place or printer, l.")!)4. 4to. Herbert 11. l-'lJf xxx. 3. 1"J. (;<.) 
 
 An Epistle to the learned Nobilitie of Eng- 
 land. 
 
 R. Scliilders, MidUleburgli, 15.97. 4to. Herbert HI. 1732 xxx. 3. 12. (4.) 
 
 ■ An Answer to the Lords of the Privy 
 
 Council, 8ic. 
 
 Coinadus Walilkirch, Basil, 15.07. 4to xxx. 3. 12. (5.) 
 
 An Epistle of an Ebrew willing to learn 
 
 Christianity. 
 
 Conradus Waldkirch, Basil, 15.08. 4to xxx. 3. 12. (G.) 
 
 His Letters, especially that to the Archbishop 
 
 about Sheol and Hades, answered in their kind. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 15,0,0. 4to. Herbert II. 1185. gives this as IfiOO. ...xxix. 1. 20. (2.) 
 
 A Concent of Scripture. 
 
 Gabl. Simson and Wm. Wliite, ii. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1265. ...xxx. 3. 12. (2.) 
 
 Browne (Agnes). See Waterhouse. 
 
 (George). See M. (A.) 
 
 (Robert). A book which sheweth the life and manners of 
 
 all true Christians. 
 
 Rd. Painter, Middleburg, 1582. Herbert III. 1659 xxxi. 6. 18. (4.) 
 
 the same 1. 3. 47. 
 
 Brown ISM. The rasing of the Foundations of Brownisme. 
 
 John Windet, 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1227 xxx. 6. 17. 
 
 Brownists ; A true Confession of Faith, by those falsely so 
 called. 
 No place or printer, 1596. 4to. Herbert III. 1731 k\. 2. 25. (2.) 
 
 * A true and short Declaration both of the gathering 
 
 and joining together of certain persons, and also of the lament- 
 able breach and division which fell amongst them. 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to xl. 2. 23. (2.) 
 
 A Defence of the Churches and Ministry of England, 
 
 against Master Francis Johnson and other Brownists. 
 
 R. Schilders, Middlebiirgh, 15.0.0. 4to. Herbert III. 1738 xxx. 6. 17. 
 
 See GifFord.
 
 IG ENGLISH BOOKS IX 
 
 Bruce (Robert). Sermons preached in the Kirk of Edinburgh. 
 
 R. Walilegiave, Edinburgli, l.")!)l. sm. 8vo. llerbeit III. 1509 xxvii. !). 4. 
 
 Sermons on the Sacrament of the Lords 
 
 Supper. 
 
 Rob. Waklegvave, Edinburgh, n. d. sni. !Jvo. Herbert III. 1508 xxvii. 9. 5. 
 
 See Ravnolde. 
 
 Brucioli (Antonio). A Commentary on tlie Canticles; translated 
 by Thomas James. 
 
 R. F. for The. Man, 1598. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1334 xii. 7. 8, 
 
 Bruno (Vincent). A short Treatise of Penance; and also one of 
 Confession. 
 No place or printer, 1597. 12mo. Herbert III. 1735 xsxi. 9. '22. 
 
 Another edition of the same date, mucli resembling the preceding ; 
 
 apparently the same translation corrected xxxiii. 9. '20. 
 
 Bucer. See Alms, Melancthon. 
 
 *BucHANANUs (Gcorgius). De Jure Regni apud Scotos Dialogus. 
 
 No place or printer, 1580. 4to .xxii. 6. 31. ((i.) 
 
 * Paraphrasis Psalmorum ; et Tragoedia 
 
 Jepthes. 
 
 Th. Vautrollier, 1583. 12mo. Herbert II. 1071 xviii. 13.6. 
 
 * Rerum Scoticarum Historia; et De Jure 
 
 Regni. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1583. fol xxii. 2. 13. f. 
 
 *BucKLAND (Raphe). An Embassage from Heaven. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo A. 4. 13. (3.) 
 
 *BucKMiNSTER (Thomas). An Almanack for the year 15S9. 
 
 Richard Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1589. sm. 8vo xxvi. 8. 13. (2.) 
 
 * 1595. An Almanack by Thomas Buckminster. 
 
 Richard Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1595. 8vo xxvi. 8. 14. (3.) 
 
 BucL^us. See Setoni. 
 
 BuDDENUS (Joh.). See Smith. 
 
 BuLKLEY (Edward). A Sermon preached at Bletsoe, January 30, 
 1586. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for (Jco. Bishop, 1586. 12mo. Herbert II. 1173. ...xxvii. 8. 2. (3.)
 
 TITH LAMBKTII LIIiUARY. 17 
 
 B[ulkeley] E[dward]. An Answer to ten frivolous and foolish 
 Reasons, set down by the Rheraish Jesuits, &c. 
 
 Geo. Bishop, 1588. 4to. Ilcibeit II. 1150 xxi.Y. 2. 15. 
 
 Bull, a disclosing' of the great. 
 
 John Day, n. il. 12iuo. Herbert I. 074 xx.\. 8. 17. (•?,) 
 
 (A) granted by the Pope to Doctor Harding, &c. 
 
 John Day, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 674 xxx. 8. 17. 
 
 •t 
 
 BuLLiNGER (Henricus). BuUse Papisticse contra Elizabetham piro- 
 mulgatse refutatio. 
 
 Jolm Day, 1571. 4to. Herbert I. ()53 xxiv. 4. .0. (2.) 
 
 * A Sermon of the Lords Supper : translated 
 
 by I. T. 
 
 T. Dawson and T. Gardyner for AV. Ponsonby, n. d. sm. 8vo... xxvii. 8. 14. (4.) 
 
 * Two Sermons of the End of the World, &c. 
 
 preached in Latin, translated by Thomas Potter. 
 
 Jno. Allde, n. d. sm. 8vo xxvii. 8. 2. (3.) 
 
 the same xxvii. 8. 14. (3.) 
 
 See Melancthon. 
 
 BuLLocus. See Luciani. 
 
 Bulls. An addition declaratorie to the Bulls. 
 
 John Day, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. G74 xxx. 8. 17. (16.) 
 
 Bunny (Edmund). The Scepter of Judah. 
 
 N. Newton and A. Hatfield for J. Wriglit, 1584. 8vo. Herbert II. 782, 1211. 
 
 xxxi. 8. 11. 
 
 Prayers for the 1 7 of November. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1585. 4to. Herbert II. 1083 x.xx. 3. 17. (3.) 
 
 A Christian Directory guiding men to their sal- 
 
 vation. 
 
 No place or printer, 1585. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1667 xxxiii. 8. G. 
 
 A necessary Admonition out of the Prophet 
 
 Joel. 
 
 R. Robinson for T. Man, and T. Gubbins, 1588. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1332, 
 135.3 xxxi. 8. 12. 
 
 The Coronation of David. 
 
 Tho. Orwin, 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1242 xx.xi. 6. 20. (3.) 
 
 See Calvin, P. (R.) 
 
 Burt (Richard). See B. (G.)
 
 18 ENGLISH liOOK'S IN 
 
 Burton (W.). A Sermon preached in Norwich Cathedral, Decem- 
 ber 21, 15S9. 
 
 No place, printer, or date, l"2ino. Herbert III. 1707 xxvii. fi. l'. 
 
 B[ush] (E[dward]). A Sermon preached at Paul's Cross on 
 Trinity Sunday, 1571. 
 
 Jno. Awdely, 1576. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 888 xxvii. 8. 13. (2.) 
 
 BussET (John and Richard), Merchants of Avignon, " taken 
 prysoners by the Maurys and infydels." A broadside, in the 
 names of Pope Leo X., King Henry VIII., and Archbishop 
 Warham, authorizing a collection of alms for them during one 
 year. The Archbishop's permission is dated May 31, 1517. 
 
 Four copies which had been used as fly-leaves. Printed from this copy in the 
 British Magazine for September, 1841, where the date is wronof, from the tran- 
 scriber's having mistaken the Gotliic Cs for Ls See List, Frag. p. 262. 
 
 Butler (M.). A Sermon on the text " Vos autem non sic:" 
 preached at St. Mary's, Cambridge. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1181 xx.x. 1. 22. (.1) 
 
 *BvGOD (Sir Francis). A Treatise concerning Impropriations. 
 
 Thomas Godfray, n. d. 12mo xxvii. 9. 12. (3.) 
 
 C. (E.) See Dialogue. 
 
 *C. (R.) A Sermon on John xiv. 
 
 T. Lawc and T. Nelson, n. d. sm. 8vo. See Herb. HI. 1531. xxxvii. 8. 15. (14.) 
 
 See Ireland. 
 
 C. (T.) A Reply to an Answere made of M. D. Whitgift. 
 
 No place, printer, or date, 4to. Herbert III. 1688 xxx. 6. 30. 
 
 . the same xl. 2. 24. (2.) 
 
 See Defence, Whitgift. 
 
 *C. (W. Esq.) The Conversion of a Gentleman long time misled 
 in Popery. 
 Jno. Perin, 1587. 4to xxix. 3. 18. (2.) 
 
 Caius (Johannes). De Canibus Britannicis. 
 
 Wm. Seres, 1570. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 701 xviii. 6. 8. (3.) 
 
 the same xviii. 6. 9. (3.) 
 
 the same N. 1.26.(2.)
 
 THE r^AMBKTII MliltAliY. 19 
 
 Calknder (The) of Scripture. 
 
 R-'. Juggc, 1575. 4to. Heikrt II. 724 xxx. 3. 5. 
 
 Calfhill (James). An Answer to the Treatise of the Cross. 
 
 II>. Dcnham for Luk'! H;imsoii, 15()5. 4to. lluilii-it II. 925 x.\x. 5. 10. 
 
 See Martiall. * 
 
 Calvin (John). Of a faithful man dwelling among Papistes. 
 Translated by R. G. 
 
 Ipswich, by John Oswen, 1548. 12mo. Herbert 111. 1458 xxxi. 9. 'S. (()".) 
 
 ■ Tnstitutionis Christianas Religionis Compendium. 
 
 Per Edm. Bunnium. 
 
 Geo. Bishop and Til. Vaiitrojlier, 157(J. iivo A. 4 23. 
 
 See Launeus. 
 
 Three Propositions or Speeches ; translated by 
 
 T. W. 
 
 T. Dawson for G. Bishop, 1580. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 1118.... xxvii. 8. U). (5.) 
 
 A Sermon on Hebrews xiii. 13. Translated out of 
 
 French. 
 
 Robert Waldegrave for Edward White, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1140, 11.98. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 14. (7.) 
 
 Two Sermons long since translated by Bp. Home 
 
 and now published by A. M. 
 
 Henry Car, 1.584. 12ino. Herbert III. 1337 xxvii. 8. 14. 
 
 Cambria, the Historie of, translated by H. Lloyd, corrected, aug- 
 mented, and continued by David Powell. 
 R. Newbery and H. Dcnham, 1584. 4to. Herbert II. 911 xxxi. 2. 31. 
 
 Camden. See Brook. 
 
 Campion (Edmond). A brief Censure upon two books written in 
 answer to M. Edmond Campion's offer of disputation. 
 
 •Tno. Lvon, Doway, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1G55 xxxiii. 8. 14. 
 
 An Advertisement for Truth against the 
 
 colourers of his, and his confederats, treasons. 
 
 No place or printer, 1581. 4to. Herbert III. 1654 xxxi. 6. 25. (2.) 
 
 * A brief Answer to two Seditious Pamphlets 
 
 defending him. By A. M. 
 
 Edw. White, 1582. sm. 8vo x.xx. 8. 17. (9.) 
 
 A particular Declaration of his vndutifull and 
 
 traiterous affection, &c. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 108! x.\.\i. 6. 25. (3 ) 
 
 D 2
 
 20 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Campion (Edmond). A true Report of the Disputation had with 
 him in the Tower, Aug. 31, 1581. 
 Chr. Barker, 1583. 4to. Herbert II. 1082 xxix. 1. 22. 
 
 the same vi. 2. 23. 
 
 tbe same xxxix. 6. 5. 
 
 See Charke, Ellyot. Munday, Whitaker. 
 
 C.ANTABRiGiENSis Academise, de Antiquitate libri duo. 
 
 Ily. Binneman, 1568. 12mo. Herbert II. 9b'8 xviii. G. 9. 
 
 Capgrave's Lives of the Saints. 
 
 Wynkyn de AVorde, 1516. fol. Herbert I. 153 ii. 6. I. f. 
 
 Captives. See Busset, Indulgence. 
 
 Careless. See Ridley. 
 
 Carlile (Christopher). A Discourse concerning two Divine 
 Positions. 
 Roger Ward, 1582. 12mo. Herbert II. 1191 xxx. 9. 11. 
 
 [Carlile (C.).] A discourse of Peters Life, peregrination and 
 death. 
 Roger Ward, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 1191 xxix. 1. 23. 
 
 Carolus the fyfte Emperor, his answere to the letters of Paul IIL 
 concerninge a general Council to be held at Trident. 
 No place, printer, or date. sni. 8vo. Herbert I. 519 xxix. 8. 22. (2.) 
 
 C[arpenter] (John). Remember Lot's Wife. Two godlie and 
 fruitful sermons. 
 Tho. Orwin, 1.588. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1243 xxx. 9. 6. (3.) 
 
 Carrus (Nic). See Demosthenis. 
 
 Carterus (Petrus). See Setoni. 
 
 Cartwright (Thomas). The Second Reply against Dr. Whitgift's 
 Second Answer. 
 
 No place or printer, 1575. 4to. Herbert III. 1644 xxx. 6. 30. (2.) 
 
 The rest of his Second Reply against Dr. 
 
 Whitgift's Second Answer. 
 
 No place or piinter, 1.577. 4to. Herbert HI. 1647 xxx. 6. 30. (3.) 
 
 * An Answer to his Letter. 
 
 London, 11. d. 4tn x.\ix. 2. 7. (2.) 
 
 See Admonition, C. (T.), SutclifFe.
 
 THE LAMBETH f,H5HARV. 21 
 
 Casas (Barthol. de las). The Spanish Colonic, or brief chronicle of 
 the acts and gestes of the Spaniards in the West Indies. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Wm. liromc, 15!i3. 4to. Herbert H. 1202 x.xxi. 1. 5. 
 
 Case (John). Summa Veterum Interpretum in universam Dialecti- 
 cam Aristotelis. 
 
 Tho, Vautrollicr, 1584. 4to. Herbert II. 107.5 xxiii. 7. 15. 
 
 Speculum Moralium Quaestionum in universam Ethicen 
 
 Aristotelis. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1585. 4to. Herbert III. 139,0 x.\iii. 7. 17. 
 
 Sphsera Civitatis. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1588. 4to. Herbert III. 140.3 .xxiii. 7. 16. 
 
 Musices Apologia. 
 
 Jos. Banies, Oxford, 1588. 12uio. Herbert III. 1403 xxii. 8. 30. 
 
 Thesaurus CEconomiae, seu commentarius in fficono- 
 
 mica Aristotelis. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1597. 4to. Herbert III. 1407 xxiii. 7. 14. 
 
 Ancilla Philosophiae, seu epitome in VIII. libros 
 
 Physicorum Aristotelis. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, 0.\ford, 1599. 4to. Herbert III. 1409 .xxiii. 7. 13. (2.) 
 
 Lapis Philosophicus. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, n. d. 4to xxiii. 7. 13. 
 
 *Castilionis (Balthasaris) De Curiale sive Aulico libri quatuor, ex 
 Italico sermone in Latinum conversi a Bartholomseo Clerke. 
 
 Jno. Day, 1571. sm. 8vo -xxii. 9. 28. 
 
 Castlk of Christianity. See Evans. 
 CATbXHiSM. Set forth by Archbishop Cranmer. 
 
 Nich*. Hyll for Gwalter Lynnc, 1548. 8vo. Herbert II. 752 xxix. 9. 1. 
 
 the same xliii. 1.24. 
 
 Brevis, omnibus ludiraagistris authoritate regia com- 
 
 mendatus. 
 
 RcgJ. AVolfe, 1553. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. ()02 xli. 4. 24. 
 
 the same xliii. 4. 18. 
 
 the same xiv. 13. 4. 
 
 the same MSS. 1065,(3.) 
 
 (A), or Institution of Christian Religion. 
 
 John Day, 1572. sm, 8vo. Herbert I. 654 xxviii. 9. 16. (2.)
 
 22 ENGLISH BOOKS IX 
 
 *Catechism, a Shorte, for Housholders. [//«. by John Stock- 
 wood ?] 
 Jiio. Charlwood, 1583. sm. 8vo. See Herbert II. 1100 xxviii. 9. lb". (3.) 
 
 Catholics. A consolatory Letter to all afflicted Catholics in 
 England. 
 
 Imprinted at Roan in NornKimly, no printer's name, n. d. 12mo. Herbert III. 
 1761 '. xxxi. 9. 6, (2.) 
 
 the same xxxi. S). 8. 
 
 English, a true, &c. Defence of those who suffer for 
 
 their faith. 
 
 No place, printer, or date, 8vo. Herbert III. 1G6'4 xxxii. 8. 8. 
 
 Cathon, the book called ; only the three last leaves. 
 
 Wm. Caxton, 1483. fol. Herbert I. 49 MS. No. 1092. (a.) 
 
 *Causarum Explicatio quibus Regina permota est ad classem exer- 
 citumque instruendum, &c. 
 Chr. Barker, Deput. 1597. 4to xx.xi. 4. 5. (7.) 
 
 Caxton's Chronicles of England. 
 
 Wm. Ca.\ton, 1480. fol. Herbert I. 26 xv. 4. 11. f. 
 
 Description of Britain. 
 
 Wm. Ca.\ton, 1480. fol. Herbert I. 27 xv. 4. 11. f. 
 
 Chaderton (Laurence). A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, 
 October 26, 1578. 
 
 Chr. Barker, [1578.] 12mo. Herbert II. 1079 xxvii. 8. 2. 
 
 . the same xxx. 9. 5. (5.) 
 
 Chalonerus (Thomas). De Rep. Anglorum instauranda libri 
 decern. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1579. 4to. Herbert II. 1070 .x.xii. 6. 22. 
 
 *Chamberlaine (Barthol ). A Sermon preached at S. James' 
 before the Privy Council, April 25, 1580. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1584. 8vo x.xvii. 8. 15. (13.) 
 
 Charke (William). An Answer to a Seditious Pamphlet by a 
 Jesuit. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1.580. Herbert II. 1080 .xxvii. 9. 1.5. (4.) 
 
 . the same xxx. 9. 2. (2.) 
 
 A Reply to a Censure written against the two 
 
 Answers to a Jesuites seditious pamphlet. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1081 .xxx. 9. 2.
 
 THE LAMBETH LIBRARY. 23 
 
 Charkr (William) and Meredith Ilanmer ; A defence of the Cen- 
 sure of the books which they wrote against Campion. 
 No place or printer, 1582. }!vo. Herbert IIL KiGO xxxiii. 8. 14. (2.) 
 
 See Answer, Treatise. 
 
 Charles IX. of France. See Declaration. 
 
 Chastitie, Christian. See Hergest. 
 
 Chaucer's Works. 
 
 .John Rcynes, lo42. fol. ITcrbert L 415 xv. .3. 10. f. 
 
 His "Works. 
 
 A. Islip for T. Wight. 159!!. fol. Herbert IL 1287 xii. 6. 17. f. 
 
 Chauncie (William). The rooting out of the Romish Supreraacie. 
 Hy. Midtlletonfor Jno. Perin, 1580. 12n)o. Herbert H. 1058. xxviii. 8. 23. (7.) 
 
 *Chedsey (Dr.) and Mayster Scott, Two Sermons by. 
 
 John Herford, at cost of Robert Toye, 1545. 12mo xxx. 8. 14. (2.) 
 
 Chrisptxe (Master). See Nichols. 
 
 Christi Justitia, &c. Concio ad Academicos Oxonienses. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1597. 4to. Herbert HL 1407 xxx. 1. 1.0. (2.) 
 
 Christian Faith ; whether it may be kept secret in the heart. 
 
 Roane, 1553. sm. 8vo. Herbert HL 1572 A. 4. 1,3. d. (5.) 
 
 *XPISTIANISM0Y (Troixelwuic, &c. Christianse pietatis prima 
 institutio. 
 Jno. Hay, 1575. 12mo. See Herbert I. 663 xli. 2. 18. 
 
 Christopherson (John). An Exhortation to beware of RebeUion. 
 
 John Cawood, 1554. 12mo. Herbert H. 789 xxxi. 9. 4. (2.) 
 
 the same xl. 4. 33. 
 
 Chrtsostom (John). An Exposition on the Epistle to the Ephe- 
 sians translated out of Greek. 
 
 Hy. Binneman and R. Newbery, 1581. 4to. Herbert IL 908 xxx. 2. 16. 
 
 the same P. 1. 44. 
 
 Church. A true description out of the Word of God of the Visible 
 Church. 
 
 No place or printer, 1589. 4to. Herbert HI. 166.5, 1685 xxx. 6. 9. (4.) 
 
 the same xl. 2. 24. (3.) 
 
 the same xl. 2. 26. (2.)
 
 24 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Church. A plaine Confutation of the "Description of tlie Visible 
 Church." 
 
 Tlio. Scarlet for AVm. AV right, 1.590. 4to. llerbirt II. 11G4 xxx. (5. 20. 
 
 of England, The State of, laid open in a Conference between 
 
 Diotrephes, a Bishop, &c. 
 
 [R. AValdcgravc,] [15!!!!.] 12mo. Herbert II. 114.5. III. 1G80, Seized at the 
 
 printer's .and burned under a decree of the Star Chamber xxx. 9. I. 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 2. (2.) 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 6. (3.) 
 
 See Confession. 
 
 Churchson (John). A Treatise declaryng what and where the 
 Church is, &c. 
 
 John Cawood, 1556. 12mo. Herbert II. 794 xx.xi. 8. 26. (3.) 
 
 ^Churchyard (Thomas). A wished Reformacion of wicked Re- 
 bellion. 
 The. East, 1598. 4to xxxi. 6. 30. (5.) 
 
 Clapham (Henoch). The Sinners Sleep. 
 
 Rob. Waldegi'ave, Edinburgh, 1596. r2mo. Herbert III. 1516. ... xxviii. 8. 26. 
 
 Clarke (Thomas), A Seminary Priest; his Recantation made at 
 Pauls Cross, July 1, 1593. 
 Chr. Barkers Dep^ 1594. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 10!!8 xxx. 8. 17. (6.) 
 
 Clerke (Earth.). See Castilionis. 
 
 Clerke (Wm.). The Trial of Bastardie. 
 
 Adam Islip, 1594. 4to. Herbert II. 1284 v. 4. 22. (4.) 
 
 Clever (Wm.). See Glaucus. 
 
 *Clinton (Purser and Arnold), to their countrymen wheresoever. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, n. d. 4to xxxi. 4. 19. (14.) 
 
 Coat Armour of a Christian. See P. (I.) 
 Cobham (Lord). See Bale. 
 CocHL^us. See Morysine. 
 CoLET (Dean). Convocation Sermon. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 460 xxx. .0. 22. 
 
 Cologne (Archbishop of) ; his Declaration on his Marriage, with 
 the Letter of Pope Gregory XIIL against the said marriage, 
 translated by Thomas Delone or Deloney. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1172 DH. .0. 12. (2.)
 
 TFIE LAMBI-yni rJMRAUY. 25 
 
 CoLVNET (Anthony). The true History of the Civil Wars in France 
 between Henry IV. and the Leaguers. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Tho. Woodcock, l.)!)!. 4to. Herbert II. 1110 xxxi. 2. 1.5. 
 
 *CoMMYSsiON (A) sent to the bloudy Butcher Byshop of London 
 by Sathanas the Devil of Hell. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. r2mo xxx. 9. 4. (2.) 
 
 sent to the Pope, &c. by King Sathanas the Devil of 
 
 Hell. 
 
 The. Purfoote, 1586. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1000. says, "forbidden by the Arch- 
 bishop of Canterbury." xxix. 9. 4. 
 
 the same vii. 2. 37. (2.) 
 
 CoMPARATioN of a Vyrgin and a Martyr, translated by Tho. 
 Paynell. 
 Tho. Berthelct, 1537. 12nio. Herbert I. 429 xx.xi, 9. 3. (2.) 
 
 *CoMPASs and Cyrcuet of the World, &c. 
 
 Robert Wyer, n. d. 12mo xxviii. 8. 23. (11.) 
 
 CoNDE (Prince of) ; a Declaration to shew the causes that have 
 constrained him to take upon him the defence, &c. 
 RowR Hall for Edw^. Sutton, 1562. 12mo. Herbert II. 802. ...xxx. 8. 10. (7.) 
 
 The Treaty of the Association made by, &c. 
 
 No place or printer, 1562. r2mo. Herbert III. 1606 xxx. 8. 10. (.t.) 
 
 A second Declaration of, to make known the 
 
 causers of the troubles, &c. 
 
 Hy. Sutton for Edw^. Sutton, 1.562. 12mo. Herbert III. 1310. xxx. 8. 10. (2.) 
 
 • A Christian Discourse upon certain points of 
 
 Religion, presented to him ; translated by John Brooke. 
 
 Tho. East, 1578. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1010 xxx. 9. 15. 
 
 A Declaration, upon the Judgment of Rebel- 
 
 lion, &c. 
 
 Lucas Harryson, u. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 929 xxx, 8. 5. (2.) 
 
 Conference at Westminster in March, 1559, the declaration of its 
 proceedings. 
 R"!. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 726 xxx. 9. 8. (5.) 
 
 (A) about the next Succession to the Crowne of Eng- 
 land. 
 
 Published by R. Doleman, Imprinted at N. 1594. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1725. 
 
 xxxiii. 8. 2.
 
 26 ENGLISH HOOKS IN 
 
 *CoNFESsiON, a brief Fourme of, newly translated into English. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Antwerp, 157(). 12ino xxxi..''. 10. 
 
 * (A) of the Faults of the Churches of England. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo DD. 9. 12. (4.) 
 
 Conspiracy for pretended Reformation ; viz. Presbyterial discipline. 
 A Treatise discovering the courses of William Racket, Edmund 
 Coppinger, Henry Arthington, and others. 
 Chr. Barker's Dep'. 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 1086 xxxi. 7. 22. 
 
 A true Report of sundry horrible Conspiracies against 
 
 the Life of Queen Elizabeth. 
 
 Chas. Yetsweirt, 1594. 4to. Herbert II. 1131 xxxi. 4. 5. (4.) 
 
 CoNSTANTiNE, A Treatise of the Donation of. 
 
 The. Godfray, n. d. fol. Herbert 1. 321 xi. 4. 19. f. 
 
 CoNTRA-GuYSE. See Guyse. 
 Convocation. See Philpott. 
 
 Cooper (Thomas, Bp. of Lincolne). A brief Exposition of the 
 Lessons read at Common Prayer. 
 Hy. Denham for R. Newbery, 1573. 4to. Herbert II. 901 xxx. 1.17. 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Minster at Lincoln, 
 
 August 28, 1575. 
 
 H. Middleton for R. Newbery, 1575. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 902. xxvii. 8. 15. (2.) 
 
 Certaine Sermons. 
 
 Ralph Newbery, 1580. 4to. Herbert II. 907 xxx. 1. \G. 
 
 s Chronicle. 
 
 The. Berthelet, 1560. 4to. Herbert I. 465 .xxxi. 3. 3. 
 
 ■ See Epitome. 
 
 CooRTESSE. See Curteis. 
 
 Cope (Michael). An Exposition of the Proverbs; translated by 
 M. O. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Geo. Bishop, 1580. 4to. Herbert II. 1120 xxx. 2. 7. 
 
 CoPEQuoT (Dr.) See Defence. 
 
 Coppinger. See Conspiracy. 
 
 Cornelius (St.) Two quarto leaves, each containing four v\^oodcuts. 
 Probably those mentioned by Herbert as belonging to "The 
 pardon grauntyd to (forj the fraturnyte of Seynt Cornelys at 
 Westmynster, &c." vol. HI. p. 1760. 
 
 Sec List, Fnu/. p. 2()3.
 
 TlIK LAMHKTII LIIJRARV. 27 
 
 CoRRANus (Ant.) See Ecclesiastes. 
 
 Cortes (Hernando). The pleasant History of the Conquest of the 
 West Indies atchieved by him ; translated by T[homas] 
 N[icholas]. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, [1578.] 4to. Herbert II. 983 x.\xi. 1.4. 
 
 *CosBiE (Arnold), an Account of his Execution for murdering 
 Lord Boorke. 
 
 Wm. Wright, 1591. 4to xx.\i. 4. 19. (7.) 
 
 See R. (W.) 
 
 [CosiNS.] Answer to the two first and principall Treatises of a 
 factious Libel entitled " An Abstract of certain Acts of Par- 
 liament," &c. 
 Hy. Deuham for Tho. Chard, 1584. 4to. 1. p. Herbert II. 958 xxxi. 5. 2. 
 
 (Richard). Carmina funebria. 
 
 Chr. Barker, Dep^ 1598. 4to. Herbert II. 1089 xxv. 3. 31. (2.) 
 
 See Barlow. 
 
 CoTTESFORD (Samuel). A Treatise against Traitors. 
 
 E. A[llde] for Wm. Holme, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1239 xxvii. 9. 18. 
 
 CovERDALE (Milcs). See Wickliff. 
 
 Councils, Bishops of Rome, and Clergy — A Treatise concerning. 
 
 Tho. Berthelct, 1538. 12mo. Herbert I. 432 . xxix. 8. 22. (6.) 
 
 CouNTERCuFFE. See Marprelate. 
 
 CouNTER-PoTSON (A) modestly written for the time. 
 
 Rob. Waldegrave. 12mo. Herbert II. 1142 xxix. 9. 18. 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 3. (4.) 
 
 CoupER (Mary). See Barrel. 
 
 CowELL (Dr.) Antisanderus. Duos dialogos continens, &c. 
 
 Cambridge, 1593. 4to. Herbert III. 1420. xxiv. 4. 10. 
 
 Cranmer (Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury). Defence of the 
 true and Catholic Doctrine of the Sacrament. 
 Reynold Wolfe, 1550. 4to. Herbert I. 600 xliv. 2. 3, 
 
 the same xxix. 2. 17. 
 
 All his Submissions and Recantations. 
 
 John Cawood, 1556. 4to. Herbert II. 794 xxxi. 6. 32. (2.) 
 
 E 2
 
 28 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Cranmer (Archbishop). The copy of certain Letters sent to the 
 Queen and Doctors Martin and Story. 
 
 No place or printer, 1556. 12mo. Herbert III. 1588 xxx. 8. 20. (4.) 
 
 Two leaves containing the Prologue to 
 
 Archbishop Cranmer's Bible, differing from each other. One 
 belongs to the edition of December, 1541 ; the other I have 
 not been able to identify with any known edition. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 250. 
 
 See Catechisraus. 
 
 Crompton (R.) L'Authoritee et Jurisdiction des Courts de la 
 Maiestie de la Roygne. 
 Chas. Yetsweirt, Esq. 1.594. 4to. Herbert IL 1131. xxxi. 5. 11. 
 
 The Mansion of Magnanimitie. 
 
 Wm. Poiisonby, 159.9. 4to. Herbert II. 1276 xxxi. I. 38, 
 
 Cronycle (A breve) of the Bysshope of Rome's Blessynge, &c. 
 
 Jno. Daye, n. d. I2mo. Herbert I. 676 x.xx. 8. 17. (5.) 
 
 Crowley (Robert). The Confutation of the raishapen Aunswer of 
 Myles Hoggard. 
 Jno. Day and Wm. Seres, 1548. sm. 8v-o. Herbert I. 018 x.xxi. 8. 17. (2.) 
 
 An Apologie or Defence of those English 
 
 Writers which Cerberus the three-headed dog of hell chargeth 
 
 with false doctrine. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1.566. 4to. Herbert H. 9(iS xxix. 2. 19. 
 
 A setting open of the subtyle Sophistrie of 
 
 Thomas Watson. 
 
 Hy. Denhani, 1509. 4to. Herbert II. 944 xxix. 2. 20. 
 
 A Sermon made in the Chapel at the Gylde 
 
 Halle in London, Sept. 29, 1574. 
 
 Jno. Awdelcy, 1575. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 888 xxvii. 8. 15. (17.) 
 
 An Answere to Six Reasons that Thomas 
 
 Pownde, a prisoner in the Marshalsea, required to be an- 
 swered. 
 
 Jno. Charlewood, 1581. 4to. Herbert II. 1090 x.xix. 3. 18. 
 
 A Replication to that lewde Aunswere which 
 
 Fryer John Francis of Nigeon hath made to a letter that his 
 
 mother caused to be written, &c. 
 
 Jiu). Charlwood, 1580. 4t(.. Herbert II. 1099 xxx. 7. 16. (2.)
 
 THE LAMBKTH LI15RAKY. 29 
 
 CiiowLEY (Robert). A deliberate Answer made to a Rash Offer. 
 
 Jiio. Chailwooil, 1588. 4to. llcibcrt II. 1100 xxix. 2. 19. (2.) 
 
 See Epitome. 
 
 CuRTEis, Curtis, or Coortesse (Richard, Bp. of Chichester). A 
 Sermon preached before the Queen at Richmond, March 6, 
 1575. 
 
 II. Binneman for II. Toy, 1575. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 97'J. •• xxvii. 8. 15. (4.) 
 
 An Exposition of certain words of St. Paul to the 
 
 Romaynes, &c. 
 
 n. Jackson for Wm. Brome, 1577. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1202.. .xxvii. 9. 18. (2.) 
 
 * A Sermon preached before the Queen at Greenwich, 
 
 March 14, 1573. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for F. Coldock, 1579. sm. 8vo .xxvii. 8. 15. (5.) 
 
 Two Sermons ; one preached at Paul's Cross, the other 
 
 before the Queen. 
 
 T. Man and W. Brome, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1331.... xxvii. 8. 15. (3.) 
 
 D. (.1.) Dr. Bancrofts Rashness in rayling against the Church of 
 Scotland, noted, &c. 
 Rob. Waldegrave, Edinburgh, 1590. 12mo. Herbert III. 1509. xxix. 9. 9. (2.) 
 
 the same A. 4. 13. g. (3.) 
 
 Dade (John). An Almanacke for the year 1589. 
 
 R. Watkins and J. Roberts, 1589. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1027. xxvi. 8. 13. (4.) 
 
 * ■ 1595 ; A Prognostication for this year by John 
 
 Dade. 
 
 Richard Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1595. 8vo .x.xvi. 8. 14. (2.) 
 
 Dammanis Hadriani Schediasmata. 
 
 Rob. Waldegrave, Edinburgh, 1594. 4to. Herbert III. 1509. Lambeth. 
 
 xxii. 6.23. (10.) 
 
 Dances, A Treatise of. 
 
 No place or printer, 1581. 12mo. Herbert III. 1C55 xxviii. 9. 16. (5.) 
 
 Dangerous Positions and Proceedings under Pretence of Reforma- 
 tion. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1181 xxx. 5. 11. 
 
 Danyel (John). See Jehovah.
 
 30 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Darling. See Darrel, Gooderige. 
 
 *Darrel or DoRREL (John). An Apologie or Defence of the pos- 
 session of William Sommers. 
 
 No place or printer, [1598.] 4to xxxi. 4. 19. (3.) 
 
 * A brief Apology proving the posses- 
 sion of Wm. Sommers. 
 
 No place or printer, 1.599. r2mo xxviii, 8. 22. (2.) 
 
 * A Discovery of his fraudulent prac- 
 tices concerning W. Sommers, Thomas Darling, Katharine 
 Wright, and Mary Couper. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1599. 4to xxxi. 4. 23. 
 
 The Trial of, &c, [A defence of him.] 
 
 No place or printer, 1599. 12mo. Herbert III. 17^57 xxviii, 8. 22. 
 
 Davie (Sampson). The Confession and End of Thomas Norton. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Title-page lost, but Herbert ascribes it to Wm. Howe, 1570. II. 1037. 
 
 XXX. 8.17. (11.) 
 
 Deacon (John). A Sermon preached at Ridlington. 
 
 H. Middleton for Andrew JMaunsell, 1580'. 12mo. Herbert II. 106'2, 1136. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 19. (4.) 
 
 *. 
 
 A Treatise entitled Nobody is my name, &c. 
 
 R. Waldegrave, n. d. 8vo xxx. 9. 10. 
 
 *Dkarth. a new Charge to Justices of the Peace, &c. for the 
 execution of sundry orders published for staie of dearth of 
 grain. 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^. 1595. 4to xxxLx. 6. 3. (6.) 
 
 *Death's General Proclamation. 
 
 Henry Sutton, 1561. 12nio xxviii. 8. 23. (2.) 
 
 Declaratio Causarum quibus Serenissimse Maiestatis Angliae 
 Classiarii adducti, quasdam naves ceperunt Junii 30, 1589. 
 Chr. Barker, Dep^. 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1085 xxxi. 2. 13. (4.) 
 
 Declaration (A) of the Queen's Majesty conteyning the causes of 
 her arming her subjects in defence of her own estate and of 
 Charles IX. of France. 
 
 Rd. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, 1562. 4to. Herbert II. 720 xxxi. 4. 6. (5.) 
 
 *• of the French King and of the King of Navarre con- 
 cerning the truce agreed upon, &c. 
 
 j Rd. Field, 1589. 4to xxxi. 4. .9.(6.)
 
 THE r.AMRiyrii [.IBRARY. 31 
 
 Dke (Dr.) A Letter containing a most brief discourse apologetical 
 for the Christian course of the ])hilosophical studies, &c. of a 
 certaine studious gentleman. 
 Peter Short, 1599. 4;o. Herbert III. 1738 xxxi. 7. 21. 
 
 Defence of Peace, lately translated out of Laten into Englyshe. 
 
 Rob. AVyer, 1535. fol. Herbert I. 371 xi. 4. 19. f. 
 
 * (A) of the Ecclesiastical Regiment in England defaced by 
 
 T. C. in his reply against Dr. Whitgift. 
 
 Hy. Binneuian for Hunify. Toy, 1574. 12nio xxvii. 9. 17. (2.) 
 
 the same xxviii. 9. 22. (1.) 
 
 of the Reasons of the Counter-poyson, &c. against Dr. 
 
 Copequot. 
 
 No place or printer, 1586. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1675 xxx. 9. 3. (6.) 
 
 Delone or Deloney. See Cologne. 
 
 Demosthenis Olynthiacse Orationes tres et Philippica3 quatuor, e 
 Grseco in Latinum conversse, a Nicolao Carro. 
 Hy. Denham, 1571. 4to. Herbert II. 947 xxiii. 6. 41. 
 
 Dent (Arthur). A Sermon of Repentance. 
 
 John Harrison, 1583. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 1156 xxvii. 8. 18. (13.) 
 
 Derby (Earl of). See Sermon. 
 
 Dering (Edward). A Lecture on part of the Fifth Chapter of the 
 Epistle to the Hebrews. 
 Jno. Charlwood, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1097 xxvii. 8. 18. (7.) 
 
 XXVIL Lectures on the Epistle to the He- 
 brews. 
 
 Tho. AVoodcock, 1583. 4to. Perhaps Herb. II. 1112, note x.xx. 2. 18. 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Queen, Feb. '25, 
 
 1569. 
 
 Jno. Charlwood, 1584. sm. 8vo. See Herbert II. 1095 xxvii. 8. 18. (6.) 
 
 • A Sermon preached in the Tower, Dec. 11, 
 
 1569. 
 
 Jno. Charlwood, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1100 xxvii. 8. 18. (5.) 
 
 A sparing Restraint of many lavishe Untruths 
 
 which M. Doctor Harding dothe chalenge. 
 
 Hy. Denham for H. Toy, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 934 xxix. 1. 25.
 
 32 ENOLTSII ROOKS IX 
 
 DiALL of Dayes. See Lloid. 
 
 Dialogue (A) concerning the chiefest ceremonies suppressed in 
 England, and now set up again by the Bishops the imps of 
 Antichrist. 
 
 Mich'. Wodde, Roane, 1.5.54. 12mo. Herbert III. 1578, where for " Rose, led" 
 read "noseled in the blynde superstitions."' .\xx. 8. 20. (f) ) 
 
 against the Tyranny of the Papists ; translated by 
 
 E. C. 
 
 No place or printer, 1562. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1606 xxx. 9. 12. 
 
 the same xl. 4. .'59. (12.) 
 
 (A pleasant) or Disputation between the Cap and tlie 
 
 Head. 
 
 H. Denham for L. Harrison, 1564. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. 1608. xxvii. 8. 23. (5.) 
 between a virtuous Gentleman and a Popish Priest. 
 
 Robt. Waldegr.ave, 1.581. 12mo. Herbert II. 1140 x.xx. 9. I. 
 
 concerning the Strife of our Church. 
 
 R. Waldcgrave, 1584. 12mo. Herbert II. 1142 x.xx. 9. 1. (2.) 
 
 the same x.xix. 9. .5. (2.) 
 
 the same A. 4. 13. 
 
 (A), wherein is plainly laid open the tyrannical dealing 
 
 of L. Bishops against God's children. 
 
 No pl.ace or printer, [1589.] sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1C87 x.xx. 9. 3. (7.) 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 4. 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 6. (4.) 
 
 * (A) between the Foster, the Hunter, and the Deane. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo xliv. 2. 33. (4.) 
 
 between a Knyght and a Gierke concernynge the power 
 
 spiritual and temporall. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 460 xxvii. 9. 12. (8.) 
 
 Dialog US de Fundamentis Legum Anglie (Doctor and Student). 
 
 Jno. Rastell, 1528. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 332 xvii. 9. 12. 
 
 * ■ contra Papistarura Tyrannidem. 
 
 No place or printer, [1562.] 12mo xv. 9. 16. (.5.) 
 
 the same xiv. 13. 22. (2.) 
 
 DiARiuM. See Moore. 
 
 DicTES and Sayings of the Philosophers. 
 
 \Vm. Caxton, n. d. fol. Herbert 1. 13 MS. No. 10.02. a.
 
 TIIK I-AMI$KIII MIJUArtV. 33 
 
 DiGBY (Everard), his Dissuasive. From taking away the lyvyngs 
 and goods of the Church. 
 
 R. Hobiiison and Tlio. Ncwinun, ii. il. 4to. Ileibcrt II. 1236 xxxi. .5. "21. 
 
 De Arte Natandi, libri duo. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, ir)87. 4to. Herbert II. 1126 xxiii. 6. ;{.>. 
 
 DiGGES (Thomas, Esq.) An Arithmetical warhke Treatise named 
 Stratioticos. 
 
 Rd. Field, 1.1%. 4to. Herbert II. 1253 xxxi. 1. 16. 
 
 ■ A Geometrical practical Treatise named Panto- 
 
 metria. 
 
 AbellJeffes, 1.591. fol. Herbert II. 1162 xv.2.21.f. 
 
 Dillingham (Francis). A Disswasive from Poperie. 
 
 Jno. Legat, Cambridge, I.VJ9. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1428. ... xxx. 8. 18. (2.) 
 
 DioDORus Siculus, The History of the Successors of Alexander, 
 taken from him, translated from the French by Thomas Stocker. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for Hiirafrie Toy, 1569. 4to. Herbert II. 936 xxxi. 3. 19. 
 
 DioTREPHES. See Church. 
 
 Discipline, A ful and plaine Declaration of Ecclesiastical. 
 
 Geneva, 1580. 8vo. Herbert III. 1654 xxvii. 9. 1. 
 
 A brief and plaine Declaration concerning the desires 
 
 of the ministers who seek for the discipline and reformation of 
 
 the Church of England. 
 
 Robert Waldegrave, 1584. 12mo. Herbert II. 1141 xxix. 9. 5. 
 
 . . the same EE. 9. 6. 
 
 the same xliv. 2. 33. (2.) 
 
 A Defence of the Ecclesiastical Discipline, against 
 
 a Replie of Maister Bridges. 
 
 No place or printer, 1588. 4to. Herbert III. 1682 xxx. 6. 3. (2.) 
 
 the same B. 3. 15. 
 
 * An humble Motion with Submission to the Privy 
 
 Council for Reformation of Ecclesiastical Discipline. 
 
 No place or printer, 1590. 4to xxx. 6. 14. 
 
 the same xl. 2. 23. (3.) 
 
 the same L. 3. 47. (5.) 
 
 * Of the certaine Form of Ecclesiastical Government. 
 
 No place, ])rinter, or date. sm. 8vo xliv. 2. 33. 
 
 F
 
 34 ENGLISH BOOKS IX 
 
 ^Discourse (Ane) touching the Estait Present. 
 
 Rob. Li'kpreuik, St. .Vmhews, 1.57"2. sni. 8vo xxx. 8. 3. (2.) 
 
 *DispuTATio inter Clericum et Milltem super potestate prelatis 
 ecclesise atque principibus terrarum commissa. 
 In spd. Th. Beitlicleti, n. d. 12mo x.wii. 9. 12. (7.) 
 
 Dives and Pauper. 
 
 Richard Pynson, 14,03. fol. Herbert I. 242 Ixi. 1. 1. 
 
 Doctor and Student. See Dialogues. 
 
 Doctrine and Erudition. See Necessary. 
 
 D[olman] (N.) a temperate Ward-word to the turbulent and 
 seditious Watch-word of Sir PVancis Hastings. [By Robert 
 Parsons.] 
 
 No place or printer, 15.99. 4to. Herbert III. 1737 xxviii. 2. 8. (3.) 
 
 *DoRMAN (Thomas). A proof of certain Articles in Religion denied 
 by M. Juel. 
 
 •Tolin Latins, Antwerp, 1.5G4. 4to xxix. 4. 12. 
 
 ■ See Nowell. 
 
 DoRRELL. See Darrel. 
 
 DoYSELL (Mounseer). A Copye of the Answer made by him to the 
 Count Palatyne. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. IfiOG xl. 4. 39. (13.) 
 
 Drake (Sir Francis). See Newes, Norreysii. 
 
 Dralymont. See Treatise. 
 
 *Drant (Thomas). Impii cujusdam Epigrammatis quod edidit 
 Richardus Shaklockus in Mortem Cuthberti Scoti, Apomaxis. 
 
 Tho. Marshe, 15G.5. 4to xxx. .5. 10. 
 
 Two Sermons, one preached at the Spittle on 
 
 Easter Tuesday, 1570; the other at Windsor, .January 8, 
 1569. 
 
 John Day, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. C47 xxvii. 8. 17. (10.) 
 
 A Sermon specially on Alms-giving ; preached 
 
 on Easter Tuesday, 1572. 
 
 .fno. Day, n. d. sni. 8vo. Herbert I. 653. Lambeth xxvii. 8. 17. (•''.) 
 
 DuN.fius (Andreas). Eratosthenes; hoc est defensio Lysije pro 
 caede Eratosthenis, prselectionibus illustrata. 
 
 I Jno. l^egate, Cambridge, 1593. 8v(). Herbert III. 1421 xx. 8. 0'.
 
 TIIK LAiMBKTII LIBRARY. 35 
 
 Dygby. See Digby. 
 
 Dyos (John). A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, July 19, 1579. 
 
 John Day, 1.579. l-Jnio. Herbert I. 0'60' xxvii. 8. 17. (.5.) 
 
 EccLESiASTEs in Latinam linguam ab Antonio Corrano versa. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 157.0. Herbert II. 1171 xl. 4. -28. 
 
 the same xiv. 5. 12. 
 
 Edward VI. See Injunctions, Olde. 
 
 Eliot. See Elyot. 
 
 Elizabeth (The Princess) ; A Godly Meditation of the Soul, trans- 
 lated by her from the French. 
 
 H>. Deuhani, n. d. limo. Herbert II. 963 xxvii. 9. 32. 
 
 (Queen) ; Her Passage through London the day before 
 
 her Coronation. 
 
 R-i. Tottell, 15.58. 4to. Herbert II. 812 xxxi. 2. 25. (10.) 
 
 Her honorable Entertainment at Elvetham by 
 
 the Earl of Hertford in 1591. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1179 xxxi. 2. 25. (7.) 
 
 * Treasons against Queen Elizabeth, a table 
 
 gathered out of. 
 
 No place or printer, 1572. Herbert III. 1630 xxx. 8. 16. (3.) 
 
 See Conspiracies, Hake, Kyffin, Osorius, 
 
 Petition, Treasons, Triumphalia. 
 
 Elizabetheis. See Oclandus. 
 
 Ellyot (George). A ver\' true Report of the apprehension of 
 Edmond Campion, containing a controulment of a most untrue 
 book set forth by one A.M. 
 Tho. Dawson, 1581. I2mo. Herhert II. 1121 xxx. 8. 17. (8.) 
 
 Elyot (Sir Tho.) The Castle of Health. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1539. 4to. Herbert I. 435 xxxix. 6. 3. 
 
 * Preservative against Death. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1545. sm. 8vo xxxi. 9. 3. (5.) 
 
 The Boke named the Governor. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1546. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 450 xxviii. 8. 20. 
 
 * The Banket of Sapience. 
 
 Hy. Wykes, 1564. 12mo xxx. 8. 6. (2.) 
 
 F 2
 
 36 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Elyot (Sir Tho.) The Doctrinall of Priucis, made by Isocrates, 
 translated. 
 Tho. Bertbelet, n. d. 12mo. Herbert 1. 4(i2 xl. 4. 39. 
 
 Embassage from Heaven. See Buckland. 
 
 End of this World (Of the), and Second Coming of Christ. 
 
 Tho. Gardyner and Tho. Dawson, for A. jMaunsell, 1577. 4to. Herbert H. 
 1116, 1135 XXX. 7.3. (2.) 
 
 Epistle (An) of Comfort to those restrained in Durance for the 
 Catholic Faith. 
 Paris, n. d. 8vo. Herbert III. 1757 x.xxii. 9. 20. 
 
 Epitome (An) of Chronicles, by Thomas Lanquet, Thomas Cooper, 
 and Robert Crowley. 
 Wm. Seres for Tho. Marshe, 1559. 4to. Herbert II . (592 vi . 1 . 23. 
 
 Eratosthenes. See Dunseus. 
 
 Erondelle (Peter). A Declaration and Catholic Exhortation to all 
 Christian Princes, to succour the Church of God, and Realm of 
 France. 
 
 Edw. Aggas, 1586. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1167 xxx. 8. 5. (8.) 
 
 Erudition. See Necessary. 
 
 *EsQuiLLus (P.) Wonderful Newes of the Death of Paul III. 
 Translated by W. B. dated xi. Nov. 1549. 
 
 Tliomas Gualtier, n. d. sm. 8vo xxxi. 9. 3. (10.) 
 
 Essayes. Religious Meditations. Places of Perswasion and 
 Disswasion. [By Lord Bacon.] 
 
 Jno. Windet for H. Hooper, 1597. sm. 8vo. Heibcrt II. 1232. ... xxviii. 8. 18. 
 
 Evans (Lewis). A brief Admonition unto the new-made Ministers 
 of England. 
 j^,gid. Diest, Antwerp, 1565. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1614 xx.xi. 9. 8. (3.) 
 
 The Castle of Christianity. 
 
 Hy. Denham, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 944 xxvii. 9. 15. 
 
 See Rurimonde. 
 
 EusEBius Philadelphus Cosmopolita. Dialogi. 
 
 Jacobus Jamaeus, Edin. 1574. 8vo. Herbert III. 1497 xviii. 2. 1. 
 
 the same, the Eirst Dialogue ix. 5. 23. 
 
 the same, the Second Dialogue xix. 4. 32. 
 
 and Theophilus. See Mirrour.
 
 TllK LAMliKTir I,II5KAI<^■. 37 
 
 Exhortation (An) to the Bishops to deale hrotherly with their 
 brethren. 
 
 No place or printer, sni. 8vo. Herbert HI. l(V,t2 xxvii. 9. 13. (4.) 
 
 *ExPEDiTio illustrissimorum Germanise principum, &c. 
 
 Jolin Wolfe, 1,5.01. 4to x.xxi. 4. !i. (8.) 
 
 F. (.J.) See Mornaye. 
 
 F. (W.) See Parme. 
 
 Fabyans Chronicle. 
 
 Wra. Rastcll, 1533. fol. Herbert I. 4V,0 xv. 4. 16. f. 
 
 *Faith (The Old), or a Probation out of the Scriptures that the 
 Christian Faith has endured since the Beginning of the World. 
 
 Tbo. Vautrollicrfor A. Maunsell, 1581. 12nio B. 4. 30_ 
 
 Faius (Ant.) See Propositions. 
 *Fal of the Romish Church. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxvii. 9. 12. 
 
 Family of Love, Books relating to, placed in the order in which 
 they are described by Herbert, vol. III. 1636, &c. They are 
 all without any name of place or printer. 
 
 The Prophetic of the Spirit of Love, set fourth 
 
 by H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. 1574 xxix. 9. 20. (3.) 
 
 A Publishing of the Peace upon Earth, &c. by 
 
 H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. 1574 xxix. 9. 20. (4.) 
 
 Revelatio Dei, by H. N, 
 
 Sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 20. 
 
 Evangelium Regni. A Joyful Message, &c. 
 
 By H. N. 
 
 n. d. 8vo B. 2. 24. 
 
 A Latin version of the same xiv. 11.32. 
 
 Proverbia H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 17. 
 
 Dicta H. N. Documental Sentences, &c. 
 
 Sm. 8vo xxi. 9. 17. (2.)
 
 38 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 Family of Love. The First Epistle. By H. N. 
 
 This volume contains Nine Epistles xxix. .*). 17.(3.) 
 
 Another copy of the iMi'st Epistle xxix. 8. 18. 
 
 Epistola XI. H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo , xxix. 9. 20. (-J.) 
 
 Introductio, by H. N. 
 
 8vo V. 2. 5. 
 
 Fidelitas, by H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 20. (6.) 
 
 A Good and Fruitful Exhortation, by Elidad, 
 
 a Fellow Elder with the Elder H. N. 
 
 Sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 20. (7.) 
 
 Exhortatio I. By H. N. 
 
 ilvo xxix. 8. 18. (2.) 
 
 A Brief Rehearsal of the Belief of the Good- 
 
 . willing, &c. set forth anno 1575. 
 
 Small sixteens xxix. 9. 17. (4.) 
 
 * Three groundlie Refreines which H. N. hath 
 
 set forth against his enemies. 
 
 Oblong, 2i inches high, and 3.^ wide xxix. 9. 20. (5.) 
 
 The displaying of an horrible Sect of grosse and 
 
 wicked Heretics, the Family of Love, by J[ohn] R[ogers]. 
 
 H. Middleton for G. Bishop, 1,579. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1057... xxx. 8. 18. (4.) 
 
 Fanne of the Faithful. See B. (A.) 
 
 *Fast. The Ordoure of the General Fast appointed by the Kirk of 
 Scotland holden at Edinburgh December 25, 1565. 
 Rob. Lekpreuik, Edinburgh, 1574. sm. 8vo xxx. 8. 3. (4.) 
 
 Fecknam (John, Dean of Pauls). Two Homilies on the Three First 
 Articles in the Creed. 
 
 Rob. Caley, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 832 x.xx. 3. 20. (.3.) 
 
 An Answer to certain Assertions of his ; made by 
 
 L. T. [" Query, Laurence Tomson." Herb.} 
 
 H. Binneman for L. Harrison and G. Bishop, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 991. 
 
 xxx. 9. 12. 
 
 . the same xxx. 9. 14. 
 
 • See Gough, Grey, Home, Stapleton.
 
 THK LAM lii: I'll r,lIiUARV. ;5!) 
 
 *Felton. a piththy Note to Papists all and some, that joy in 
 Felton's Martirdome. 
 
 Jno. Alkie, 1.570. l-'iiu. xxx. fi. 17. (:'..) 
 
 Fenner (Dudley). An Answere unto the Confutation of John 
 Nichols his Recantation. 
 
 Jno. Wolfo, for .Tno. llanison and Tlio. Manne, 1.583. 4to. 
 
 Herbert II. 1156, 1172 xxix. 1. '21. 
 
 * Sacra Theologia. 
 
 No place or imnter, [1585] 8vo xv. .0.2. 
 
 The whole Doctrine of the Sacraments, 
 
 R. Schilders, Middlebiirgli, 1.588. sm. !!vo. Herbert III. 168:3. ... xxx. ,0. ."?. (,'{.) 
 
 A Treatise on lawful and unlawful Recre- 
 
 ations. 
 
 R. Schilders, Middleburgh, 1.590. 12nio xxx. 9. 3. (4.) 
 
 A brief Treatise on the First Table of the Law. 
 
 No date. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1755 xxx. 9. 3. (5.) 
 
 See Logick. 
 
 Fenton (Roger). An Answer to W. Alablaster his Motives. 
 F. Kyngstonfor AV. Aspley, 1599. 4to. Herbert H. 1295. III. 1384. 
 
 xxxi. 7. 2.5. (3.) 
 
 Ferdinand (The Emperor). See Grindal. 
 Festialis, Liber. 
 
 No place or piinter, 1486. fol. Herbert I. 63 xxxviii. 2. 23. f. 
 
 Festivalis, Liber. 
 
 Wm. Caxton, 1483. fol. Herbert I. 43 x. 4. 5. f. 
 
 *Festyvall (The). 
 
 Richard Faques, n. d. 4to v. 4. 26. 
 
 FiAN (Dr.) Newes from Scotland declaring his damnable Life and 
 Death. 
 
 Tho. Nelson, [1591.] 4to. Herbert III. 13.50 xxxi. 4. 22. (4.) 
 
 FiDELis servi, subdito infideli responsio, contra N. Sanderi de 
 visibili monarchia, lib. vii. 
 John Day, 1.573. 4to. Herbert I. 6,56 xxiv. 4. <K (4.) 
 
 Field (John). A Caveat for Parsons Howlet. 
 
 R. Waldegrave, for T. Man and T. Smith, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1145. 
 
 xxx. 8. 7. (4.)
 
 40 ENC;i.ISII IU)()KS IX 
 
 Field (John). See Mornay. 
 
 Fills (Robert). See Geneva. 
 
 Fisher (John, Bishop of Rochester). On the Penitential Psalms. 
 (Imperfect.) 
 
 AVvnkvn de Woidc, 1508. 4to. Herbert I. 14G MS. No. ML.x.xiv. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Wynkyn dc Worde, 1509. 4to. Herbert I. 148 xxviii. 1. 7. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Tho. Marshe, 1555. sm. 8v-o. Herbert II. 848 .\xxii. 9. 2. 
 
 A spiritual Consolation written to his Sister. 
 
 No date, place, or printer. r2uio. Herbert III. 1755 xxxi. 9. 5. 
 
 FiSTON (William). The Estate of the German Empire with the 
 Description of Germany. 
 
 Ralph Blower, 1595. 4to. Herbert II. 1305 xlii.2. 1. 
 
 FiTZHERBERT (Anthonie). La nouvelle Natura Brevium. 
 
 Richard Tottel ; on the title-page 1553, in the colophon 1560. 
 
 See Herbert II. 808...xvii. 9. G. 
 Fleet (Prisoners in). See Letters. 
 
 Fleetwood (Guilielmus). Annalium Ed. V., Ric. IIL, Hen. VII. 
 & VIII. 
 
 Jane Yetsweirt, 1597. 12m<). Herbert II. 1132 xlii. 3. 37. 
 
 Florida. See Ribauld. 
 
 Floure of the Commaundements of God. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1531. fol. Herbert I. 163 xii. 4. 8. f. 
 
 *FooRTHE (John). Apocalypsis lesu Christi exposita. 
 
 Tho. Orwin's Widow, 1597. 4to xx. 4. .30. 
 
 Fortress (The) of the Fathers ; translated out of Latin by I. B. 
 
 No place or printer, 1566. 12m(). Herbert III. 1615 xxx. 9. 3. 
 
 Foster, Hunter, and Dean. See Dialogue. 
 
 *Fox (John). De non plectendis adulteris consultatio. 
 
 Hugh Singleton, 1548. 12mo xv. 9. 16. (7.) 
 
 * De lapsis in Ecclesiam recipiendis consultatio. 
 
 Hugh Singleton, 1549. 12mo xv. .9. 16. (6.) 
 
 . A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross the Friday before 
 
 Easter. 
 
 John Day, 1.^370. 4to. Hril)crt 1.64,9 xxx. 1. 16. (2.)
 
 THE LAMI5ETH LIBRARY. 41 
 
 Fox (John). A Sermon preached at the Christening of a Jew, 
 translated out of Latin into English by James Bell. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1.578. sm. «vo. Ilcrlu-rt II. 1078 xxvii. 8. 20. (3) 
 
 De Christo gratis justificante. Contra Osorianam 
 
 Justitiam, &c. 
 
 Tho. Purfoot for G. Bishop, 1583. 8vo. Herbert II. 999 xv. 9. 9. 
 
 * Pandectae locorum communium. 
 
 Hugh Singleton, 1585. fol xi. 2. 6. f. 
 
 Eicasmi seu Meditationes in Sacram Apocalypsin. 
 
 Geo. Bishop, 1587. fol. Herbert U. 1149 xxxii. 3. 19. f. 
 
 Actes and Monuments (second volume of). 
 
 Peter Short, 1596. fol. Herbert II. 1208 xxix. 3. 13. f. 
 
 An Abridgement of his Acts and Monuments of the 
 
 Church, by Timothy Bright. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1227 xxxi. 3. 9. 
 
 See Fulke, Haddon. 
 
 Fountain (The) and Welspring of all Variance, Sedition, &c. 
 
 Roger Ward, 1589, 4to. Herbert II. 1192 xxxi. 2. 13. (7.) 
 
 Frampton (John). A Discoverie of Tartaria, Scithia, &c. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, 1580. 12mo. Herbert II. 1129 xxx. 8. 8. (fi.) 
 
 See Joyfull, Paulus. 
 
 *France. a Complaint of the Church against the Tyranny ex- 
 ecuted in France. 
 
 Jno. Aide for Edm. Halley, 1562. I2mo xxx. 9. 8. (6.) 
 
 The Edict of the French King for the Appeasing of the 
 
 Troubles of the Realm. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1573. 12mo. Herbert II. 973 xxx. 8. 10. (4.) 
 
 Practices touching the State of. 
 
 No place or printer, 1575. 12mo. Herbert III. 1647 xxx. 8. 10. (6.) 
 
 * ■ A Letter, by a French Gentleman to his Friend at 
 
 Rome on the Treaty between the Queen Mother of France and 
 the King of Navarre. 
 
 No place or printer, 1587. sm. Bvo xxx. 8. 10. (16.) 
 
 G
 
 42 EXCLISU HOOKS I\ 
 
 France, A Discourse upon the present State of. 
 
 |Jmo. Wolfe,] 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1174 xxxi. 2. 21. (5.) 
 
 The Restorer of the French Estate discovering the true 
 
 Causes of the Wars in France. 
 
 Rd. Field, 1,589. 4to. Herbert H. 12,53 xxxi. 4. 10. (2.) 
 
 A Letter from the King of, to his Court of Parliament of 
 
 Burdeaux, touching the Death of the Duke of Guise. 
 
 Tbo. Woodcock, 1.58.0. 4to xxxi. 4. 9. (14.) 
 
 A Declaration of the King concerning the Observation 
 
 of his Edicts, of the Union of his Cathohque Subjectes, &c. 
 S. Milaiiges, Boiudeaux, 1,589. 4to xxxi. 4. 9. (1.5.) 
 
 An Abstract of the Proceedings of the French King, &c. 
 
 W. Wright, 1,5.90. 4to. See Herbert III. 1347 xxxi. 4. 9. (10.) 
 
 A brief Description of the Yielding up of St. Denis, &c. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for Wm. Wright, 1590. 4to xxxi. 4. 9. (.5.) 
 
 The Letters pattents of the King's Declaration for the 
 
 referring of the General Assembly of Princes, &c. unto the 
 15 of March next. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Aug. Lawtoii, [15.90.] 4to xxxi. 2. 22. (4.) 
 
 A Discourse of the Overthrow given by the French 
 
 King to the Leaguers in Poictiers in February last. 
 
 Ciithbert Burbie, 1592. 4to xxxi. 4. 9. (1.1) 
 
 An excellent Discourse upon the now Present Estate of 
 
 France. Translated by E. A. 
 
 .Ino. Wolfe, 1.592. 4to. Herbert II. 1179 xxxi. 2. 17. 
 
 The Survay or Topographical Description of. 
 
 .Jno. Wolfe, 1,5,92. 4to. Herbert II. 117.9 xxxi. 2. 19. 
 
 A Journal of what was done in both Armies from the 
 
 Coming of the Duke of Parma into France till May 18, 1592. 
 Translated by E. A. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1.592. 4to xxxi. 4. .9. (7.) 
 
 Remonstrances to the Duke de Mayne. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to xxxi. 1. 3.9. 
 
 the same xxxi. 4. 9. (10.)
 
 Till'; LA.MlU-JTll 1,1|{|{ARY. 43 
 
 France. The French Kings Edict upon the Reducing of Paris 
 under his Obedience ; published March 28, 1594. Translated 
 by E. A. 
 
 .Iiio. Wiiulct, 1504. ito. HcilHit 11.1231 xxxi. 4. .0.(8.) 
 
 The Speech which the French King made to the Lords 
 
 of Parliament, January 5, 1599. Translated by H. W. 
 
 Jno. WolfV, 1500. 4to. Herbert II. 1185 xxxi. 4. 9. (3.) 
 
 * ■ The Requestes presented to the French King. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxx. 8. 10. 
 
 the same xxx. 8. 5. (6.) 
 
 A Declaration of the Kings Pleasure published after his 
 
 Departing from Paris. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Edvv. Aggas, ii. d. 12iuo. Herbert II. 1169. licensed. 
 
 xxx. 8. 5. (10.) 
 
 See Colynet, Erondelle. 
 
 Francis (John). See Crowley. 
 
 Frankfort ; A brief Discourse of the Troubles, &c. in 1544. 
 
 No place or printer, 1575. 4to. Herbert HI. 1()44 xxxi. 4. 12. 
 
 Frarin (Peter). An Oration against the unlawful Insurrection of 
 Protestants. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Antwerp, 1566. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1618 xxxi. 9. 8. (2.) 
 
 the same A. 3. 39. 
 
 * An Oration, &c. as before. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sni. 8vo. See Herbert III. 1417, 1618. ..EE. 9. 6. (4.) 
 
 Freguille (John). The Reformed Politicke : against the slanders 
 of the Pope and the league. 
 Rd. Field, 1580. 4to. Herbert II. 1253 xxxi. 6. 32. (3.) 
 
 French King, Prayers for. See Prayers. 
 
 Language. Two quarto leaves belonging to some work on 
 
 the French language, dated 1528. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 290. 
 
 *Frende (Gabriel). An Almanack for the year 1589. 
 
 Richard Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1589. 8vo xxvi. 8. 13. 
 
 1595. A doble Almanacke by Gabriel Frende. 
 
 Richard Watkins and J.as. Roberts, 1595. 8vo. Herbert II. 1028... xxvi. 8. 14. 
 
 Frith (John). See Gwynneth, Tyndale. 
 
 g2
 
 44 EXGLISII BOOKS IN 
 
 Frobisher (Martin). A true Discourse of the late Voyages under 
 his conduct. 
 Hy. Binneman, 1578. 4to. Herbert II. 'Ml xxxi. 1. 4. (3.) 
 
 ♦Fugitives (The Estate of English) under the King of Spain. 
 
 Jno. Drawater, 1595. 4to xxxi. 1. 39. (4.) 
 
 * (English) ; A Discourse of the Usage of them, &c. 
 
 Tho. Scai'lct for Juo. Dra water, 1595. 4to xxxi. 6. 25. (5.) 
 
 FuLBECKE (William). A Book of Christian Ethics, or moral philo- 
 sophy. 
 
 R<1. Jones, 1587. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 104G xxx. 9. 9. 
 
 *FuLKE (William). A Sermon preached at Hampton Court, Novem- 
 ber 12, 1570. 
 
 .Inc. Charlewood, 1579. sm. 8vo xxvii. 8. 15. (7.) 
 
 * A Sermon of Faith preached at St. Botolphs, 
 
 February 15. 1573. 
 
 Jno. Charlewood, 1578. 8vo xxvii. 8. 15. (11.) 
 
 * In Apocalypsim Prselectiones. 
 
 Tho. Purfoote, 1573. 4to xx. 4. 29. 
 
 Two Treatises written against the Papists. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1577. 8vo. Herbert II. 10G9 xxix. 8. 16. 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Alpheges, Cripplegate, 
 
 March 17, 1577. 
 
 Lucas Harryson, 1577. 12mo. Herbert II. 929 xxvii. 8. 2. (4.) 
 
 the same xxvii. 8. 15. (9.) 
 
 . . the same xxvii. 8. 16. (4.) 
 
 * Ad Epistolam Stanislai Hosii Responsio. 
 
 H>. Middlcton for G. Bishop, 1578. 12mo xvi. 9. 16. (4.) 
 
 D. Heskins, D. Sanders, and M. Rastel, over- 
 thrown and detected. 
 Hy. Middleton for Geo. Bishop, 1579. 8vo. Herbert II. 1057 xxix. 8. 15. 
 
 Ad Thomse Stapletoni Cavillationes, &c. Re- 
 sponsio. 
 
 Tho. D.iwson for Geo. Bisliop, 1579. 12mo. Herbert II. 1148... xiv. 10. G. (7.) 
 
 A Retentive against the Motives of Richard 
 
 Bristow. Also a Discoverie, &c. against Nicholas Sander. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier for Geo. Bishop, 1580. 8vo. Herbert II. 1071 xxix. 8. 17.
 
 TlIK LAMBETH LIRIJARY. 4.5 
 
 FuLKE (William). A Sermon preached in the Tower, March 12, 
 1581. 
 T. Dawson for G. Bishop, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1121... xxvii. 8. 1,5. (8.) 
 
 A true Report of a Conference had betwixt him 
 
 and the Papists at Wisbiche Castle. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Tobie Smith, 1581. 12mo. Herbert II. 130G... xxx. .9. 2. (3.) 
 
 A brief Confutation of a Popish Discourse by- 
 
 John Howlet or some other bird of the night. 
 
 T. Dawson for G. Bishop, 1581. 4to. Herbert II. 1121, lJ48...xxix. 3. 18. (7.) 
 the same xxix. 3. 19. (2.) 
 
 Defence of the English Translations of the 
 
 Scriptures against Gregory Martin. 
 
 Geo. Bishop and Hj. Binneman, 1583. 8vo. Herbert II. 988 xxix. 8. 14. 
 
 • • De Successione Ecclesiastica Liber contra Thomae 
 
 Stapletoni Principiorum Fidei Doctrinalium librum xiii. 
 
 II. MidtUeton for G. Bishop, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1062 xiv. 13. 14. 
 
 Liber Quartus ; in quo subsequitur Concio Gul. 
 
 Fulsii in Latinum sermonem reddita per Joannem Foxium. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo xv. 9. 9. (2.) 
 
 See Bristow. 
 
 G. (E.) Graecse Linguae Spicilegium. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for F. Coldock, 1575. 4to. Herbert II. 919 xxiii. 6. 2. 
 
 *G. (E.) A Present Preservative against the Poyson of privie 
 Libertines. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to xxx. 6. 24. (4.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 0'. 18. 
 
 See Aschami. 
 
 G. (I.) See Some. 
 
 G. (J.) See Nosegay. 
 
 G. (R.) A Letter superscribed " Salutem in Christo." 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo. Herbert III. 1628 xxxi. 8. 17.
 
 46 ENGLISH HOOKS IN 
 
 Gaping Gulf, The Discovery of, [by John Stubbs.] 
 
 No place or printer, [but is 11. Singleton's,] 1579. sm. Svo. Herbert II. 743. 
 
 XXX. 8. 10. (15.) 
 • the same xviii. G. 20. (5.) 
 
 *G.ARDiNER (Stephen, Bp. of Winchester). Oratio de Vera Obedi- 
 entia. 
 
 No printer, place, or date. 4to lix. 5. 17. ("2.) 
 
 ^ another edition. 
 
 Rome (falsely), with Singleton's mark (equally false), 1553. 12nio. Herbert 
 II. 741 " xxxi. 9. 3. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Roane, 1553. 12mo, Herbert III. 1573 A. 4. 13. d. (3.) 
 
 A Detection of the Dev'ils Sophistry. 
 
 Jno. Herfordc for R. Toye, 1546. 8vo. Herbert I. 578 xxxii. 8. 18. 
 
 A Declaration of such true Articles as Geo. 
 
 Joy hath gone about to confute as false. 
 
 Jno. Hcrforde for R. Toye, 154(). 4to. Herbert I. 578 xxviii. I. II. 
 
 An Explication and Assertion of the true 
 
 Cathohc Faith. 
 
 No place or printer, 1551. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1570 xxxii. 8. 19. 
 
 See Rescuing. 
 
 ■ *Gautius. Palma Christiana, seu Speculum veri status ecclesise, 
 &c. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1.593. 4to xxxii. 6. 17. 
 
 Gawayne (Sir). Four quarto leaves from an edition of the Jeaste 
 of Sir Gawayne printed by Johan Butler. 
 
 Sec List, Fra[/. p. 297. 
 
 Gemma Fabri : Qua sacri Biblii margaritse fere omnes continentur. 
 F. Kingston for I. Porter, 1598. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1293 ix. 3.5. 
 
 Geneva, The Laws and Statutes of; translated by Robert Fills. 
 
 Rowld. Hall and Tho. Hacket, 1562. 12mo. Herbert II. 802 xxviii. 8. 14. 
 
 • The Form of Prayers and Administration of the Sacra- 
 
 ments used in the English Church at Geneva, and received by 
 
 the Church of Scotland. 
 
 No place or ])riiiter, 1584. sm. 12mo. Herbert III. 1502 xxvii. 9. 24. 
 
 Germany. See Fiston.
 
 TKK [,AMBKI'll (.IliRARV. 47 
 
 Gibbon (Charles). The Rcmedie of Reason. 
 
 Tho. Orwin, 1.58.0. 4to. ITcibiTt II. 1'344 xxx. 4. 14. (2.) 
 
 GiFFORD (George). Four Sermons upon the seuen chief Vertues, &c. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Tobic Cooke, 1582. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 112], l-2(Jl. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 18. (12.) 
 
 • A Sermon on the ii. Chapter of St. James. 
 
 Roger Ward for Toby Cooke, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1261. ..xxvii. 8. 18. (11.) 
 
 A Sermon on the Parable of the Sower. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for Toby Cooke, 1.584. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1145. ..xxvii. 8. 18. (10.) 
 
 A briefe Treatise against the Sacrifice and 
 
 Priesthood of the Church of Rome. 
 
 H. Micklleton for Toby Cook, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1262.. .xvii. 9. 15. (5 ) 
 
 A short Treatise against the Donatists of Eng- 
 
 land whom we call Brownists. 
 
 Jno. Windet for Toby Cooke, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1229 xxx. 6. 12. (2.) 
 
 A short Reply to the last printed Books of 
 
 H, Barrow and I. Greenwood. 
 
 The. Orwin for Tho. Cooke, 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1262 xxx. 6. 11. 
 
 See Greenwood. 
 
 GiLBY (Anthony). A Commentarye on the Prophet Micah. 
 
 No place or printer, 1551. I2mo. Herbert I. 627. agrees except that he gives 
 a Colophon of John Day A. 4. 13. d. (8.) 
 
 A pleasant Dialogue between a Souldier of 
 
 Barwick and an English Captain. 
 
 No place or primer, 1581. 8vo. Herbert III. 1657 xxix. 9. 8. (4.) 
 
 See Psalms. 
 
 GiLDAS, de Excidio et Conquestu Britannise. 
 
 John Day, 1568. 12mo. Herbert I. 644 xli. 1. 36. 
 
 G[ilpin] (B[ernard]). A Sermon preached at the Court at 
 Greenwich the first Sunday after Epiphany 1552. 
 
 H. Middleton for Tho. Man, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1059.. ..xxvii. 8. 18. (3.) 
 
 George. See Bee-Hive. 
 
 Glaucus (James). A Knowledge for Kings; translated by Wm. 
 Clever. 
 Ridiard Jhoncs, 1576. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1041 xxx. 8. 8.
 
 48 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 *GoDLY and Fruitful! Treatise of Faith and Workes, wherein is con- 
 futed a certaine Opinion of Merit hy Workes held by an Ad- 
 versary of the Gospel in the Tower. 
 
 Gregory Seton, 1583. sm. 8vo xxx. 9. 14. (2.) 
 
 *GoLDEN Legend. 
 
 Richard Pynson, 1507. fol i. 6. 21. f. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1527. fol. Herbert I. 174 ii. 6. 2. f. 
 
 Good ALE (John). The Lyberties of the Clergy collected out of the 
 Laws of this Realm. 
 Rob. Wyer, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 381 A. 4. 13. vol. v. (7.) 
 
 GooDERiGE (Alice), a witch : Her Conviction at Darby. Also an 
 Account of Thomas Darling who was said to be possessed. 
 
 Jno. Oxenbridge, 1597. 4to. Herbert HI. 13G9. Lambeth. ... x.xxi. 4. 19. (4.) 
 the same xxxi. 4. 22. 
 
 Goodman (Christopher). How Superior Power ought to be obeyed ; 
 with a Preface by William Whittingham, and Verses appended 
 by William Kethe. 
 John Crispin, Geneva, 1558. 12mo. Herbert III. 1597 xxvii. 9. 19. (3.) 
 
 Good Manners, The Book of. 
 
 Wm. Caxton, 14BC. fol. (Imperfect.) Herbert I. 64 MS. No. 1092. (a. 2.) 
 
 GoRGON. See New Letter. 
 
 Gospels (The) translated in the old Saxons tyme. 
 
 John Day, 1571. 4to. Herbert I. G50 xxxiii. 3. 8. 
 
 the same Y. 3.12. 
 
 the same Int. MSS. 
 
 GossENius. See .^ngelramnus. 
 
 GouGH (John) ; His Answer to Maister Fecknam's Objections. 
 
 Jno. Awdeley, 1570. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 886 xxx. 9. 12. 
 
 GowER. Confessio Amantis. 
 
 Wm. Caxton, 1483. fol. Herbert I. 45 xxxvii. 4. 9. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 The. Bcrthclet, 1554. fol. Herbert I. 456 Iviii. 3. 13.
 
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 *Grace (A speciall) to have been said after a Banket at York on the 
 Accession of Queen Ehzabcth. 
 
 Jno. Kingston for Nic. England, 1558. 12nio xxviii. f{. 23. (.3.) 
 
 Grace and Peace from God, &c. 
 
 No place or jninter, Ll.)72.] sm. 8vo. Ilcibcit [II. l(i.32 xxvii. 9. 13. (3.) 
 
 *Grammar, a short Introduction to. (Only the first sheet.) 
 
 [q. ReynolJ Wolfe.] 1548. 4to See List, Frcui. p. 426. 
 
 Granada (Louis de). Of Prayer and Meditation. Translated from 
 the Spanish, 
 
 Tho. Brumeau, Paris, 1582. 8vo, Herbert JII. 1G60 xxxii. 9. 12. 
 
 '• A Memorial of a Christian Life. 
 
 Geo. Loyselet, Rouen, 1599. 8vo. Herbert lU. 1740 xxxii. 9. 13. 
 
 A Spiritual Doctrine ; translated from the 
 
 Spanish. 
 
 Laurence Kellain, Louvain, 1599. 8vo. Herbert HL 1740 xxxii. 9. 14. 
 
 Gravet (William). A Sermon on the Holy Scriptures preached at 
 Paul's Cross, June 25, 1587. 
 
 Arnold Hatfield, 1587. 8vo. Herbert II. 1212 xxvii. 8. 19. 
 
 *Grat (Walter). An Almanack for the year 1589. 
 
 Richard AVatkins .and James Roberts, 1589. sm. 8vo xxvi. 8. 13. (3.) 
 
 1595. An Almanack by Walter Gray. 
 
 Riclid. Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1595. 8vo xxvi. 8. 14. (4.) 
 
 Green (Robert). A Maidens Dream. On the Death of Sir Christo- 
 pher Hatton. 
 
 Tho. Scarlet for Tho. Nelson, 1591. 4to. Herbert III. 1351, ... xxxi. 2. 10. (3.) 
 
 Greenwood (John). An Answer to George Gifford's shorte Trea- 
 tise of the Donatists, &c. 
 
 No place or printer, 1.5.90. 4to. Herbert HI. 1713 xxx. 6. 9. (3.) 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 12. (3.) 
 
 the same B. 3. 16. (2.) 
 
 the same L. 3. 47. (6.) 
 
 . See Barrow, GifFord, Some. 
 
 Gregorys Mootbook. See Abridgment. 
 Gregory XIIL See Reniger. 
 
 H
 
 50 k.\(;lisii books in 
 
 Grky (the Lady Jane). An Epistle to a learned Man ; and her 
 Communication with Master Feckenham. 
 No place or printer, [1554.] 12m(). Herbert III. 1.57() x.\x. 9 4. (8.) 
 
 Gribalde (Matthew). An Epistle concerning the terrible Judgment 
 of God, &c. 
 
 Hy. Denham for Win. Norton, n. d. 12mo. Herbert H. 879 xxx. 8. 7. (3.) 
 
 Grimoaldus (Nicolaus). Oratio ad Pontifices, in ^de Paulina, 
 an. 1553. habita, in Synodo publica. 
 Hy. Binneman, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1799 xiv. 10. 6. (3.) 
 
 In P. V. Maronis IV. libros Georgicorum 
 
 Paraphrasis. 
 
 fieo. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1.591. sni. 8vo. Herbert IT. 9I(> xxiii. 8. 26. 
 
 Grindal (Edmund, Archbishop). A Sermon at the Funeral of the 
 Emperor Ferdinand at St. Pauls, Oct. 3, 1564. 
 
 Jno. Day, ]5(i4. 4to. Herbert 1. (i38. Lambeth xxx. 1. 20. 
 
 Gualter. See Melancthon. 
 
 Guevara (Anthonie de). The Mount of Calvary. 
 
 Adam Islip for Edw. White, 15.95. 4to. Herbert H. 1200, 1285.... xxviii. 1. 12. 
 
 GuicciARDiNi (Franc.) Two Discourses which are wanting in the 
 III. and IV. Books of his History. 
 
 Wm. Ponsonby, 1595. 4to. Herbert H. 1275 xxxi. I. 34. 
 
 Guise. An History of what has happened since the Departure of 
 the House of Guise, &c. from the Court. 
 
 No place or printer, 1562. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1606 xxx. 8. 10. (8.) 
 
 — Family. The Centre Guyse, wherein is deciphered the pre- 
 tended Title of the Guyses. 
 
 .Tno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert TI. 1176 xxxi. 2. 22. (2.) 
 
 — The Contre-League and Answer to certaine Letters sent 
 to the Maisters of Renes, &c. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1.589. 4to. Herbert H. 1176 xxxi. 2. 16. 
 
 — (the Duke of) ; The Destruction and Sacke of Vassy by, 
 March 1, 1562. 
 
 Hy. Sutton for Edw. Sutton, n. d. 12mo. Herb. H. 845. III. 1310... xxx. 8. 5. 
 
 An Epistle concerning : wants title-page. 
 
 XXX. 8. 5.
 
 THE LAMMKTIl MIJKARV. 5] 
 
 Guise. See France. 
 
 GwYNNKTH (John). A playne Demonstration of John Frillit; lack 
 of Wit and Learning'. 
 
 Tho. PoAvell, 1557. 4to. Herbert U. 871 x.xxi. (i. 10. (2.) 
 
 A Declaration of the State wherein all Heretics 
 
 do lead their Lives. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1554. 4to. Herbert I. 45G .\xxi. 6. 19. 
 
 the same xxxi. 6. 18. (3.) 
 
 Gybbon (Charles). Our Trust against Trouble. 
 
 Jno. Charlcwood, 158;), sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1101 xxviii. 8. 23. (10.) 
 
 Gybson (Thomas). A Sermon preached at Occham in Rutland- 
 shire, November 2, 1583. 
 
 Rob. Waldegrave, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1141 xxvii. 8. 13. (5.) 
 
 Gyffard and Gyfford. See GifFord. 
 Gylbie. See Gilby. 
 
 *H. (E.) De Fide : contra P. Baronis Stempani prselectionem. 
 
 Edwd. Allde, 1.5,92. Tiaio xiv. 9. 9. (7.) 
 
 H. (F.) See Viret. 
 
 H. (L) The first part of the Life and Reign of Henry IV. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1599. 4to. Herbert II. 1184 xxxl 2. 29. (2.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 2. 36. 
 
 Hacket (Roger). A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, Feb. 14, 
 1590. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, n. d. sm. 8vo. See Herbert III. 1404... xxvii. 8. 12. (3.) 
 
 See Arthington, Conspiracy. 
 
 Haudoni (Gualteri) Lucubrationes collectse et editse studio et 
 labore Thomae Hatcheri. 
 Wm. Seres, 1567. 4to. Herbert II. 6.98 .v.xiii. 5. 28. 
 
 H ADDON (Walter) and John Fox. Contra Hieron. Osorium 
 Responsio Apologetica. 
 
 John Day, 1577. 4to. Herbert I. 663 xxiv. 3. 25. 
 
 H 2
 
 52 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 H ADDON (Walter). See Osorius. 
 
 Hake (Edward). An Oration pronounced on the Queens Birth- 
 day in the Guildhall of New Windsor. 
 Ed. A;jgas, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1108 xxxi. 2. 25. (8.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 2. 26. (2.) 
 
 * A joyful continuance of the Commemoration of 
 
 the Reign of Queen Ehzaheth. 
 
 Rd. Jliones, [1579.] sin. 8vo xxx. 8. 11. (6.) 
 
 Hakluyt (Richard). The principal Navigations, &c. 
 
 G. Bishop, R. Newbery, and R. Barker, 1598. f.il. Herbert II. 917, 1092, 
 1152 ' xiv. 4. 6. f: 
 
 The second volume of the principal Navi- 
 gations. 
 
 Geo. Bisliop, R. Newbery, and R. Barlver, 1599. fol. Herbert II. 917, 1092, 
 1152 xiv. 4. 7. {. 
 
 Hales (Judge) ; The Communication between him and my Lord 
 Chancellor. 
 No place or printer, 1553. 12mo. Herbert III. 1.572 A. iv. 13. d. (6.) 
 
 Hall (Edward). The Union of the two noble and illustre Families 
 of Lancaster and York, &c. 
 
 Richard Grafton, 1550. fol. Herbert I. 530 xv. 4. 44. f. 
 
 (Joseph, Bishop of Exeter). Virgidemiarura, six books. 
 
 R. Bradocke for R. Dexter, 1598. sm.Bvo. Herbert II. 1268, 1299.. ..M. 1. 60. 
 
 Hanmer. See Answere, Charke, Treatise. 
 
 Harding (Thomas). An Answer to Master Juels Challenge. 
 
 Wm. Sylvius, Antwerp, 1565. 8vo. Herbert III. 1609 xxxii. 8. 12. 
 
 * A brief Answer touching certain Untruths 
 
 with which M. John Juel charged him. 
 
 JEg\d. Diest, Antwerp, 1565. 12nio xxxi. 9. 8. (4.) 
 
 ■ A Confutation of Jewels Apology. 
 
 Jno. Laet, Antwerp, 1565. 4to. Herbert III. 1611 xxi.\. 5. 3. 
 
 A Rejoinder to M. Juels Reply. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Antwcr]), 1566. 4to. Herbert III. 1619 xxix. 5. 1. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Jno. P'owler, Louvain, 1567. 4to. Herbert III. 1623 xxix. 5. 2.
 
 TIIK LAMHKTil I.iaKAKV. .53 
 
 Harding (Thomas). A Detection of sundrie foul Errors, &c. uttered 
 by M. Juel in his Defence of the Apology. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Louvain, 1568. 4to. Herbert III. 1624 xxix. .5. 4. 
 
 See Bull, Dering, Jewel. 
 
 Harmony of the Confessions of the Faith of the Christian and 
 Reformed Churches. 
 
 Tho. Tliomas, Cambridge, 1586. 8vo. Herbert III. 1417 xliii. 5. "21. 
 
 Harrison (R.) Three Formes of Catechismes conteyning the most 
 principal points of Religion. 
 No place or printer, 1583. linio. Herbert HI. 1G62 x.\x. J). 18. (3.) 
 
 A little Treatise upon the first verse of the 122 
 
 Psalm. 
 
 No place or printer, 1583. 12mo. Herbert III. 1662 xxx. 9. 3. (2.) 
 
 the same A. 4. 13. a. (3.) 
 
 Hart. See Rainoldes. 
 
 Hartley (Wm.) See Weldon. 
 
 Hartwell (Abraham). Regina Literata ; sive de Reginse Eliza- 
 bethse in Academiam Cantabrigiensem adventu, Aug. 5, 
 1564. 
 
 Wm. Seres, 1565. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 697 xviii. 6. 22. 
 
 Harveii (Gabrielis) Rhetor. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1577. 4to. Herbert II. 981 i. 4. 22. 
 
 Smithus. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1578. 4to. Herbert II. 981 i. 4. 22. 
 
 H[arvey] (J[ohn]). A discursive Problerae concerning Pro- 
 phesies. 
 
 J. Jackson for R'l. Watkins, 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1026, 1219 xxxi. 4. 27. 
 
 An Almanack for the vear 1589. 
 
 Rd. Watkins and J. Roberts, 1589. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1027... xxvi. 8. 13. (,>.) 
 
 (Richard). An Astrological Discourse on the Conjunc- 
 
 tion of Saturne and Jupiter, April 28, 1583. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1,583. 8vo. Herbert 11.988 A. 4. 13. e. (2.) 
 
 Harward (Simon). Two godlie and learned Sermons. 
 
 J. Charlwood and R. Jhones, 1582. 8vo. Herb. II. 1044, 1096...xxvii. 8. 17. (8.)
 
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 Harward (Simon). The Solace for the Souldier and Saviour. 
 
 Tho. Oiwiii for Till). Wight, 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 1248 x.\xi. (!. .SO. (7.) 
 
 Hastings (Francis). See Dolman. 
 
 Hatcherus (Thos.) See Haddoni. 
 
 Hatchet of Heresies. See Hosius. 
 
 *Hatton (Mr.) ; A Copie of a Letter addressed to him from Ant- 
 werp, 26 June, and delivered at Spaw, July 5, 1573. 
 
 No place or printer. 8vo xxx. 8. 16. (4.) 
 
 * Certain important points added by the abridger of 
 
 the Treatise, after the delivery of the table to Mr. Hatton's 
 hands, &c. (See before Elizabeth, Treasons.) 
 
 No place or printer. 8vo xxx. 8. 16. (,).) 
 
 See Green, Oxoniensium. 
 
 Havisin of Hope. See A. (R.) 
 
 *Haunce (Everard). A true Report of his Arraignment and Exe- 
 cution for treason. 
 Hy. Binneman, 1581. sm. 8vo x.xx. 8. 17. (10.) 
 
 Heilandus. See Aristotelis. 
 
 Henry VH. See Alexander. 
 
 Henry VHI. Literarum quibus . . . Henricus VHI. . . . respondit 
 ad quandam epistolam M. Lutheri . . . et ipsius Lutheranae 
 quoque epistolse exemplum. 
 
 In ajdibus Pynsonianis, 1527. 12mo. Herbert I. 279 xxiii. 9. 11. (5.) 
 
 A Protestation made for the King, &c., wherein it is 
 
 declared that he, &c. is not bound to attend the pretended 
 
 Council indicted by Paul, Bishop of Rome, at Mantua. 
 
 Th. Berthelet, 1537. 12mo. Herbert I. 430 xxvii. .9. 12. (13.) 
 
 ad Carolum Csesarem Augustum, &c. Epistola. Ad- 
 
 ditus est libellus de Mantuanensi Concilio. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, l.-)3U. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 432 xxiii. 9. 1 1. (2.) 
 
 An Epistle of, to the Emperours Maiestie, to all 
 
 Christen princes, &c. 
 
 In red. Tho. Berthelet, 1538. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 432 xl. 4. 39. 
 
 the same xxvii.9. 12. (11.)
 
 TIIK LAMUKTll IJIJRAKV. 55 
 
 *11knry VIII. Illustr. ac Potentiss. Regis, &c. Senteiitia de eo 
 Concilio quod Paulus Episc. Ro. Mantuae futuruni sinmlavit. 
 Th. Rcithelet, 1538. sm. fivo .\xiii. 9. 11. (3.) 
 
 Acta in Curia Romana Domini Reg. Hen. VIII. per 
 
 se vel per alium, ubi habentur excusationes regis per Ed. 
 Karne. 
 
 Tho. Bertlu'lct, n. d. 8vo. Herbert I. 464 B. 4. 9. 
 
 the same xvii. 8. 1. 
 
 See Abell, Indulgence, Supplication, Universities. 
 
 *Henrici III. Regis Francise, de Csede, Epigrammata. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, O.xford, 1.589. 4to xxxi. 4. 5. (9.) 
 
 Henry IV. of France ; The Order of his Coronation, Feb. 27, 
 1594 ; translated by E. A. 
 Jno. Windet, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1-233 xxxi. 4. 9. (12.) 
 
 See H. (I.) 
 
 Hkrgest (William). The right rule of Christian Chastitie. 
 
 R<l. Johnes, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1043 vii. 1. 33. (.5.) 
 
 Herman (Abp. of Cologne). A simple and religious Consultation, 
 &c. 
 
 Jno. Day and Wm. Seres, 1548. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 616 xliv. 8. 35. 
 
 * His Proclamation for preaching the 
 
 Gospel. 
 
 Rrt. Jones and I. S. 1583. 12mo DD. 9.12.(3.) 
 
 * The right institution of Baptism, &c. 
 
 Translated by Ry chard Ryce. 
 
 Richard Wycr, n. d. 12mo xxvii. 9. 17. 
 
 Heskyns (Thomas). The Parliament of Christ; against a Sermon 
 of Bishop Jewel. 
 
 Wm. Sylvius, Antwerp, l.'")66. fol. Herbert III. 1617 xii. 4. 7. f. 
 
 See Fulke. 
 
 *HiDE (Thomas). A Consolatorie Epistle to the afflicted Catholikes. 
 
 Jno. Lyon, Louvain, 1580. 12nio xxxi. 9. 6. 
 
 the same xxxi. 9. 5. (4.)
 
 56 ENGLISH BOOKS IX 
 
 Hill (Dr.) See Hume. 
 
 ♦History (The) of the xii Men that were sent to spy out the Land 
 of Canaan. 
 
 Jno. Allele for 1. Harrison, n. d. l'2mo xxviii. 9. la. (3.) 
 
 *HoBSON (Richard) ; A true Report of the late horrible Murder 
 committed on him by William Sherwood. 
 
 Jno. Charlwood and Edwd. White, 1581. sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 28. (3.) 
 
 HoFMANNUS (Daniel). Officina theologica. 
 
 John Schenck, Edinburgh, 1596. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1516 xiv. 12. 1. 
 
 HoGGARD (Miles). The Displaying of the Protestants. 
 
 Rob. Caly, 1556. 12mo. Herbert H. 830 xx.\i. 8. 26. 
 
 * A new A, B, C, paraphrastically applied. 
 
 Robt. Caly, 15.57. 4to xxxi. 6. 30. (4.) 
 
 See Crowlev. 
 
 HoLiNSHED (Raphael). The first and second volumes of Chronicles ; 
 augmented and continued by John Hooker alias Vowel, Gent, 
 and others. 
 
 Hy. Denham, for J. Harrison, R. Newbery, G. Bishop, & T. V/oodcocke, 1587. 
 fol. Herbert II. 961 xxxvi. 1. 14. 
 
 Holland. A true Coppv of the Admonitions sent by the subdued 
 Provinces to the States of Holland, &c. Translated out of 
 French into Dutch and now into English by H. W. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1598. 4to. Herbert II. 1184 xxxi. 4. 4. (3.) 
 
 • See Letters, Newes, Orange. 
 
 Holme (Wilfrid). The Fall and Evil Success of Rebellion. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1572. 4to. Herbert H. 972. Lambeth xxxi. 2. 26. (4.) 
 
 Homilies appoynted by the Kynges Maiestie. 
 
 Richard Grafton, 1548. 4to. Herbert I. 527 xxxix. 6. 1. (.5.) 
 
 * Certain, set forth by the Bishop of London. 
 
 Jno. Cawood, 1555 x.xx. 3. 20. (2.) 
 
 The second tome of, set out by Authority of the Queen's 
 
 Majesty and to be read in every parish church. 
 
 R"'. Jiigge and .Ino. Cawood, 1563. 4to. Herbert II. 721. says 276 leaves; this 
 has 292 XXX. 3. 19. (2.) 
 
 Homily against Disobedience and Wilful Rebellion. 
 
 R<J. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 726 xxx. 3. 20, (6.)
 
 TIIK I-AMBKTll LIBRARY. 57 
 
 *HoMiLY for Rogation Week. 
 
 R''. Jiigge :iii<l Jill). Cawond, n. d. 4to xxx. 3. 20. (4.) 
 
 * (An) on Transubstantiation. 
 
 No place, printer, or (i.ite xxx. 3. 20. (5.) 
 
 HoNAUER. See Newes. 
 
 Hood (Thomas). The Use of the Celestial Globe in piano set forth 
 in Two Hemispheres, &c. 
 
 Jno. Windet for Tobie Cooke, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1228, 12C2...xxxi. 1. 29. 
 
 The Use of the Globes. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, 1,592. 8vo. Herbert II. 1128 xxviii. 8. 17. 
 
 Hooker (John). See Holinshed. 
 
 (Richard). See liCtter. 
 
 Hooper (Bishop). A Declaration of the Ten holy Command- 
 ments. 
 
 No place or printer, 1.549. 8vo. Herbert III. 1565 xxix. 8. 23. 
 
 An Apology against the untrue Report that 
 
 he should be a Maintainer of those who cursed Queen 
 Mary. 
 
 Jno. Tysdale and The. Ilacket, 1562. 12mo. Herbert II. 768.. .xxx. 9. 18. (2.) 
 
 *Hope (The) of the Faithful. 
 
 H. Singleton, [1574.] sni. sq. 12aK). See Herbert II. 742 xxviii. 9. 28. 
 
 *HoRE beatissime Virginis Marie. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, n. d. 4to xxxix. 5. 35. 
 
 *HoRMANirs (Guilielmus). Antibossicon. Ad Gul. Lilium. 
 
 In fed. Pynsonianis, 1521. 4to xxii. 6. 33. 
 
 HoRNE (Robert, Bp. of Winchester). An Answer to ' The Declara- 
 tion of such Scruples touching the Oath of Supremacy as 
 M. John Feckenham did deliver.' 
 
 Hy. Wykes, 1.566. 4to. Herbert II. .939 x.xviii. 1. 17. 
 
 ■ See Stapleton. 
 
 HoRNius (Carolus). In obitum Gul. Whitakeri Carmen fu- 
 nebre. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1596. 4to. Herbert II. 1182. Lambctli xxii. 6. 23. 
 
 I
 
 58 KNOl^TSU HOOKS IN 
 
 Hosius (Stanislaus). A Trcatige of tlie Beginning of Heresies. 
 Translated out of Latin by Richard Sluicklock, and entitled 
 the Hatchet of Heresies. 
 
 ^Egid. Diest, Antwerp, loGo. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1612 x.xxiii. 8. 15. 
 
 ^—^— the same xl. 4. 27. 
 
 Of the expresse Word of God. 
 
 .1. Bogaril, Louvain, ISfi?. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. I(i21. Lambeth... xxxiii. 8. 15. 
 
 See Fulke. 
 
 Hour-Glass. See Pie. 
 
 How.\RD (Henry). A Defensative against the Poyson of supposed 
 Prophecies. 
 .John Charlwooil, 1,583. 4to. Herbert 11. 10.07 xxxi. 4. 27. (2.) 
 
 HowLET (M.) ; A Check or Reproof of his untimely Skreeching. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Toby Smith, 1581. 4to. Herbert II. 1120, l.'506...xxix. 3. \9. 
 
 See Field, Fulke. 
 
 HowsoN (John). A Sermon preached at Paul's Cross, December 
 4, 1597. 
 
 Arnd. Hatfield for Tho. Adams, 1,597. 4to. Herbert II. 1213.. ..xxx. 1. 1.9. (6.) 
 
 Hudson (I.) A Sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, Feb^. ix. 1583. 
 
 Tho. Purfoote, 1584. Herbert II. 1000 xxvii. 8. 17. (4.) 
 
 *lIuES (Robertus). Tractatus de Globis et eorum Usu. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, 1,594. 8vo xvii. 4. 3. 
 
 Hume (Alexander). A Rejoinder to Dr. Hill. 
 
 No date, place, or printer. 4t(). Herbert III. 1755 xxx. 6. 2. 
 
 See Hyll. 
 
 HuMFREY (Laurence). Jesuilismi pars prima, et Pharisaismus vetus 
 et novus. 
 
 H. Middleton for (i. B. 1582. 8vo. Herbert II. KWO, 1803 xvi. 5. 17. 
 
 See Jewel. 
 
 HuTTON (Matthew). A Sermon preached at Yorke, before the Earl 
 
 of Huntington, &c. September 23, in the eighteenth year of 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for U"'. Scrgier, 1.579. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1117... xxvii. 8. 15. (15.) 
 Hyll (Adam). The Defence of the Article : Christ descended into 
 Hell. In Reply to Alexander Humes. 
 
 Will. Ponsonby, 1.5.92. Ito. Herbert II. 1274 xxx. 6. 2. (2.)
 
 TIIK I.AMIJKTll LIBKAIiY. 59 
 
 Hymnorum Expositio. 
 
 Julian Notary, n. d. 4t(.. Ilcibort I. 304 xxv. 1. 17. 
 
 cum notis ; opusculum usui insignis Ecclesise Sarum sub- 
 
 serviens. 
 
 Jno. Kyngston, 1555. 4to. Ik-iln-it II. 833 xxv. 1. IG. 
 
 Hypocrites. See R. (I.) 
 
 I. (T.) See Philobiblon. 
 
 Jacob and his xii. Sons (Thystory of). A fragment consisting of 
 four leaves, which I cannot identify with any edition described. 
 
 8ee List, Fray. p. 320. 
 
 I[acob]s (H[enry]). a Treatise of the Sufferings and Victory of 
 Christ. 
 No place or printer, 15,')8. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1735 A. 4. 13. c. (4.) 
 
 James VI. K. of Scotland. The Essayes of a Prentice in the Divine 
 Art of Poesie. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1584. sm. 4to. Herbert III. 1503 xxxix. (J. 23. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1585. 4to. Herbert III. 1504 xxxi. 2. 13. 
 
 Ane fruitful Meditation on Rev. xx. 
 
 7—9. 
 
 Hy. Charteris, Edinburgh, 1588. 4to. Herbert 111. 1506 x.xxi. 6. 24. (3.) 
 
 His Majestys poeticall Exercises at vacant 
 
 hours. 
 
 Robt. Waldcgrave, Edinburgh, 15!)1. 4to. Herbert III. 1509... xxxi. 2. 13. (2.) 
 
 — (Thomas). See Brucioli, Stoics. 
 
 — (William). A Sermon preached before the Queen at 
 
 Hampton Court, 19 February last. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1578, April 24. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 982.... xxvii. 8. 15. (12.) 
 
 James (William). A Sermon preached at Paul's Cross, Nov. 9, 
 1589. 
 
 Geo. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1590. 4to. Herb. II. 916, 1151. ..xxx. 1. 19.(4.) 
 
 * Jehovah. A Free Pardon, &c. translated from the Spanish by 
 John Danyel. 
 
 Tho. East for A. Maunsell, n. d. 12mo xxx. 9. 8. (4.) 
 
 I 2
 
 60 EXGLISII BOOKS IN 
 
 Jeninges (Edward). A brief Discovery of the Damages that hap- 
 pen to this Realm by disordered and unlawfull diet. 
 
 Roger "Warde, lo.03. 4to. Herbert 11. 1194 xxxi. 2. 25. 
 
 Jerusalem, A brief Description of; translated out of the Latin by 
 Thomas Tymme. 
 Peter Short for Tho. Wright, 159.5. 4to. Herbert II. 1208 vi. 1. 28. (13.) 
 
 Jesuits ; A Declaration of great Troubles pretended by them and 
 Seminary Priests against the Realm. 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^ 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1085 x.xxi. 2. 13. (5.) 
 
 The Arrainment of the Society of, in France. 
 
 Chas. Yetsweirt, Esq. 1594. 4to. Herbert II. 1131 .xxxi. 5. 27. 
 
 Jewel (John, Bp. of Salisbury). A Replie unto Mr. Harding's 
 Answer. 
 Hy. Wykes, 150G. fol. Herbert II. .938 xl. 2. 11. 
 
 A Defence of the Apology. 
 
 Hy. Wykes, 1567. fol. Herbert II. 939 xl. 2. 5. 
 
 Vita ; Laurentio Humfredo auctore. 
 
 John Day, 1573. 4to. Herbert I. 655 xxv. 3. 33. 
 
 * Adversus Thomam Hardingum volumen alterum, 
 
 &c. ex Anglico conversum a Gulielmo Whitakero. 
 
 The. Vautrollier for Tho. Charde, 1578. 4to xxiv. 4. 8. 
 
 A View of a seditious Bui from Pope Pius V., and 
 
 a short Treatise of the Holy Scriptures. 
 
 R. Newbery and H. Binneman, 1582. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 909.... xxix. 8. 11. 
 
 An Exposition of St. Pauls Epistles to the Thessa- 
 
 lonians. 
 
 R. Newbery and II. Binneman, 1583. 8vo. Herbert II. 911 xxix. 8. 9. 
 
 ■ Certaine Sermons preached before the Queen, and 
 
 at Paul's Cross. Also a Treatise on the Sacrament. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1583. 8vo. Herbert II. 1082 x.xix. 8. 8. 
 
 The Third Book of Beware of M. Jewel. 
 
 Imperfect at both ends ; but I suppose, as in Herbert, Fowler, Antwerp, 1566. 
 sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1619 xxxii. 8. 16. 
 
 See Dorman, Harding, Heskyns, Rastell, Sander, 
 
 Stapleton. 
 
 Indulgence (An) issued by Frater " Johannes Brocden de Tellisforde 
 Wygonien. dioc. sanctc Trinitatis et redemptionis captivorum
 
 THE LAMBETH LIBIIARY. 61 
 
 terre sancte qui sunt incarcerati pro fide Jesu Christi a 
 
 paganis," &c. 
 
 Dated 1529. A broadside See List, Frwj. p. 2.)8. 
 
 Injunctions given by Edward VI. to all and singular his loving 
 subjectes. 
 
 Richard Grafton, 1547. 4to. Herbert L 521 xxxix. 6. 1. (3.) 
 
 given by the Queen's Majesty in the first year of her 
 
 reign. 
 
 R>^. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, 1559. 4to. Herbert II. 717 xxxix. 6. 1. (5.) 
 
 Innocent VII. See Alexander. 
 
 Institutio, pia et catholica, Christiani hominis. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1544. 4to. Herbert I. 445 iv. 6. 25. 
 
 Institution of a Christen Man. 
 
 Tho. Bcrlhelet, 1537. 4to. Herbert L 428 xl. 3. 2. 
 
 the same xxviii. 1. 13. 
 
 the same xxxix. 6. 1. 
 
 *Institutio Compendiaria totius Grammaticse. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1540. 4to //i<. MSS. 
 
 *Instruction (A short and faithful) for those who intend to receive 
 the Holy Supper of the Lord. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxx. 9. 18. 
 
 (Certain brief and special) for Gentlemen, &c. em- 
 ployed in services abroad. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1175 xxxi. 4. 4. 
 
 Interlude ; Two leaves of a satirical one, in which the speakers 
 are Somebody, Avarice, and Mynyster. 
 
 See List, Fra(j. p. 280. 
 Johnson (Francis). See Brownists. 
 
 Jones (John). The Art of preserving the Body and Soul in 
 Health, &c. 
 Hy. Binneman, 1579. 4to. Herbert II. 98.5 xxx. 4. 14. 
 
 JosiAH. See Reformation. 
 
 JoYE (George). Letters which John Ashwell Prior of Newnham 
 Abbey sent secretly to the Bp. of Lincoln in 1527 accusing 
 George Joye. 
 
 No printer, date, or place, sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1536 xxvii. 9. 12. (5.) 
 
 ■ See Gardiner.
 
 62 ENGLISH 1500KS IX 
 
 Joyful News out of the new found World, declaring the Virtues of 
 divers Herbs, Trees, &c. Englished by John Frampton. 
 
 E. Alldee bv the assigne of B. Norton, 1590'. 4to. Herbert II. 1240, 130-2. 
 
 vi. 1. 28. (3.) 
 
 Ireland. A Letter from I. B. to R. C. on the Peopling of the 
 Ardes taken in hand by Sir Thomas Smith, &c. 
 H. Binneman for A. Kitson, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. D.Ol xl. 4. 39. 
 
 tlie same x.\x. 8. 8. 
 
 *Is.\BELLA Clara Eugenia, Soveraigne Princesse of the Nether- 
 lands, A Proclamation by. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1599. 4to x.xxi. 4. 4. (8.) 
 
 IsocRATES. See Elyot. 
 
 Judgment (The) of a most reverend Man concerning a threefold 
 Order of Bishops. 
 
 No place or printer, [1580.] 8 \'o. Herbert III. 1654 xxix. 9. 8. 
 
 tbe same xxix. 9. 6. (2.) 
 
 JuLii Ceesaris Commentarii. 
 
 Arnold Hatfield, 1590. 12mo. Herbert II. 1211 xxv. 8. 4. 
 
 *JuLius of Milan. Of the Christian Sabbath; translated by Thomas 
 Langley. 
 Wni. Reddel, 1552 xxx. 9. 5. (2.) 
 
 Justice of the Peace, The Book for, &c. 
 
 Rd. Tottyl, 1569. 12mo. Herbert II. 818 xvii. 9. 13. 
 
 * The Execution of, in England. 
 
 No place or printer, 1583. 4to xxxi. 4. 6. 
 
 *K. (F.) An Epistle sent to divers Papistes in England, proving the 
 Pope to be the Beast in the xiii. of the Revelations. 
 
 Ily. Marsh, l.)85. 12nio xxviii. 8. 23. 
 
 *K. (M.) The Conversion of a Sinner; translated out of Italian. 
 
 Tho. Creedc for I. P. ii. d. 12mo xxviii. 8. 26. (2.) 
 
 *Kalender (The) of Shepardes. 
 
 Wm. Powell, 15.')6. fol xlix. 1.20. 
 
 Karne (Ed.) See Hen. VIII.
 
 TIIK I,AMBKTII LIIIUARY. 65 
 
 KATIIXI2M0S >) TrfHoTt) TTulhvaic, &c, 
 
 Reginald ■\Voltr. 157;$. md. !!v,.. lUihcit 1. Oil xv. 4. 14. 
 
 the saiue xvi. 9. .'>. 
 
 Keltridge (John). An Exposition of part of Luke xi. 
 
 \Vm. How for Al)">. Vcalc, 1.57!i. 4to, lleilieit IT. 77'). . xxx. 3. !). 
 
 ■ Two Sermons preached before the Jesuits, &c. 
 
 in the Tower, on May 7 & 21, 1581. 
 
 Rd. Jhoncs, n. d. 4to. Ilcrbtit II. 1044 xxx. 1. 16. 
 
 Kkthe (William). A Sermon preached at Blanford Forum. 
 
 .John Day, 1571. sm. «vo. Herbert I. (i50 xxvii. 8. 13. (12.) 
 
 See Goodman. 
 
 Kett (Francis, M.D.) The glorious and beautiful Garland of Man's 
 
 Glorification. 
 
 Roger Ward, 1585. 4to. Herbert II. 1192 xxx. 4. 17. 
 
 . . the same vii. 1. 33. (4.) 
 
 Key of Knowledge. See Achelley. 
 
 Keylway (Robert). See Anderson. 
 
 KiTCHiN (John). Le Court leete et Court Baron. 
 
 R<1. Tottell, 1587. 8vo. Herbert JI. 82,5. xvii. 9. 8. 
 
 Knell (T.) Certain true Marks whereby to know a Papist. 
 
 Jno. Alldee, n. d. 8vo. Herbert II. 894 xxx. 9. 12. 
 
 Knewstub (John). A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross on Good 
 Friday, 1579. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Rd. Sergier, 1579. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1117.. xxvii. 8. 18. (8.) 
 
 Lectures on the xx. chap, of Exodus, 
 
 Tho. Woodcock, 1584. 4to. Herbert II. 1107 xxx. 2. 10. 
 
 Knight and Clerk. See Dialogue. 
 
 Knowlage, Of that which maketh a wise man. A Disputacion 
 
 Platonike. 
 
 Tho. Berthclet, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 423 xxviii. 8. 13. 
 
 Knox (John). A godly Letter sent to the Faithful in London, 
 Newcastle, Barwyke, &c. 
 
 Professedly printed at Rome, but has the device of H. Singleton, 1554. sm. 8vo. 
 Herbert II. 741 xx.\i. 8. 13. (7.) 
 
 A Confession and Declaration of Prayers added 
 
 thereunto. 
 
 Professedly printed at Rome, but with H. Singleton's mark, 1554. sm. 8vo. 
 Herbert 11.741 xxxi. 8. 13. (8.)
 
 C4 KXGIJSH BOOKS IN 
 
 Knox (John). The first Bhist of the Trumpet against the mon- 
 strous Regiment of Women. 
 No place or printer, 1558. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1596 xxvii. 9. 19. 
 
 A Sermon preached at Edinburgh, Aug. 19, 1565. 
 
 No place or printer, 156(). 12mo. Herbert HI. 1619 .x.Yvii. 8. 21. (2.) 
 
 the same .\.\vii. 8. 14. (5.) 
 
 The Historie of the Church of Scotland. 
 
 No place or printer, in the usual imperfect state. 8vo xxviii. 8. 4. 
 
 An Exposition on Matt. iv. 
 
 Rob. Waldegrave for Tho. jNIan. sin. 8vo. Herbert II. 1 141. ...xxvii. fi. 14. (6.) 
 
 An Answer to a great number of blasphemous 
 
 Cavillations written by an Anabaptist, &c. 
 
 Tho. Charde, 1591. 8vo. Herbert II. 1196 iii. 7. 37. 
 
 KyrFiN (Maurice). The Blessedness of Brytaine. On occasion of 
 Queen Elizabeth's entering the xxx'^ year of her reign. 
 
 .Jno. WinJet, 1587. 4to. Herbert II. 1226 .xxxi. 2. 2. 
 
 L. (I.) The Birth, Purpose, and Mortal Wound of the Romish 
 holy League. 
 The. Cadman, 1589. 4to. Herbert III. 1323. Lambeth .xxxi. 2. 26. (5.) 
 
 L. (N.) See Lopes. 
 
 L. (T.) See Prosopopeia. 
 
 Lambardus (Guilielmus). APXAIONOMIA. 
 
 John Day, 1568. 4to. Herbert I. 644 xxxi. 5. 7. 
 
 A Perambulation of Kent. 
 
 Ralph Newbery, 1576. 4to. Herbert II. 902 i. 3. 27. 
 
 The Duties of Constables, Borsholders, 
 
 &c. 
 
 R. Newbery, 1594. 8vo. Herbert II. 911 A. 4. 13. e. 
 
 Lamentable Complaint of the Commonalty to the Parliament for 
 a learned Ministry. 
 
 No place or printer, 1585. 8vo. Herbert III. 1667 xxix. 9. 3. 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 26. (3.) 
 
 Lamentation, in which is shewed what Ruyne and Destruction 
 Cometh of seditious Rebellion. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1536. 4to. Herbert I. 427 xxix. 3. 17. (3.)
 
 THE LAMIJKTII LIBRARY. 65 
 
 Lamentacion (The) of England. 
 
 No place or printer, [1558.] sm. 8vo. Herbert HT. 15,9.9 xxx. 9. 4. (5.) 
 
 Langley (Thomas). See Julius. 
 
 Lanquet (Thomas). See Epitome. 
 
 Lanspergius. An Epistle in the person of Christ to the Faithful 
 Soule. 
 Antwerp, 1595. sra. 8vo. Herbert HI. 17'27. Lambeth xxxii. 9. 5. 
 
 Larum, a Friendly. See Phillip. 
 
 Latimer (Hugh, Bp. of Worcester). Concio quam habuit 9 Junii. 
 
 Jacobus Nicolai for Jno. Goiigli, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herb. L 493...xxiii. 9. 11. (4.) 
 
 A Sermon preached before the King, 1550. 
 
 John Day, [1550.] 12mo. Herbert I. 623 xxvii. 8. 11. (2.) 
 
 See Ridley. 
 
 Latin Syntax. Four leaves of some work on that subject, in 
 
 verse. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 294. 
 
 Vocabulary in verse ; two mutilated leaves. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 294. 
 
 Latterbury (Johannes). Liber Moralium super Trenis leremie 
 Prophete. 
 
 No place or printer, 1482. fol. Herbert HI. 1.394 x. 4. 13. f. 
 
 Launeus (Gulielm.) Institutionis Christianae Religionis a J. Cal- 
 vino conscriptse Epitome. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1583. 8vo. Herbert IL 1073 xiv. 10. 3. 
 
 *Laurentius (Andreas). De Morbis Melancholicis Tractatus. 
 Lingua Gallica in Latinam conversus studio Thomse Mounde- 
 fordi. 
 F. Kingston, 1599. 8vo. See Herbert II. 1294 xvii. 3,24. 
 
 * (Johannes). Politica, Decorum, Commentationes. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Jno. Higin, 1590. 8vo xviii. 1.26. 
 
 *League, An Answer to the, written by a French Gentleman. 
 
 Eihvd. Aggas, [1585.] 12mo xxx. 8. 5. (3.) 
 
 • A politick Discourse by a French Gentleman against 
 
 those of the League. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1175 xxxi. 2. 22. 
 
 K
 
 66 EXfilJSII BOOKS IN 
 
 *League. a Catholic Apology against tlie Libels, &c. published 
 by those of the League, &c. by E. D. L. L C. 
 
 Ed\v<l. Aggas, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1169 xxx. 8. 19. 
 
 A Declaration and Protestation published by the King 
 
 of Navarre, &c. 
 
 Edwd. Aggas, n. d. 12ino. Herbert H. 1109 .\xx. 8. 5. (7.) 
 
 See Colynet, France, L. (L), Marseilles, Newes. 
 
 *Ledesma (James). The Christian Doctrine in manner of a dia- 
 logue. 
 No place or printer, 1.597. 12mo A. 4. 13. a. (3.) 
 
 Leet Court. Three quarto leaves of a work without signature or 
 foliation, containing a " Charge of the Lete," &c. 
 
 See I>ist, Fnuj. p. 296. 
 
 *Legacy or Embassate of Prester John to Emanuell King of Por- 
 tugal. 
 W. Rastell, 1533. 8vo xxxi. 9, 2. (2.) 
 
 Legend. See Golden. 
 
 Leicester (The Earl of) ; A Letter to him ; written before, but 
 delivered after his return from the Low Countries. 
 
 Cbr. Barker, 1586. 4to. Herbert II. 1083 x.\.vi. 2. 34. 
 
 A brief Report of his Military Services in 
 
 the Low Countries. 
 
 Arnd. Hatfield for Geo. Seton, 1587. 4to. Herbert II. 1212 xxxi. 1. 37. 
 
 * A brief and true Report of his Proceedings 
 
 for the Relief of the town of Sluce. 
 
 Rd. Field, 1590. 4to xxxi. 1. 16. 
 
 Leigh (Richard). See Mendoza. 
 
 Lelandus (Johannes). Na^nia^ in Mortem Thomse Viati Equitis. 
 
 Kcg'i. Wolfe, 1.W2. 4to. Herbert I. 597 xxii. 2. 7. 
 
 ■ Genethliacon illustr. Eaduerdi Principis 
 
 Cambriae, &c. 
 
 Reyd. Wolff, 1543. 4to. Herbert I. 5.07 xxii. 2. 7. (2.) 
 
 " tlie same L. 1. 43. 
 
 Assertio inclytissimi Arturii Regis Bri- 
 
 tannia3. 
 
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 Rcynol.l Wolfe, l.UC. 4to. lli-ibert I. 598 xxii. 2. 7. (4.) 
 
 His Laborious Journey, &c. by Johan 
 
 Bale. 
 
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 xl. 4. 3.9. 
 A learned and true Assertion, &c. of King 
 
 Arthur ; translated by Richard Robinson. 
 
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 Leo X. See Indulgence. 
 
 *Letter written by a true Christian Catholike to a Romaine pre- 
 tended Catholike. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1586. 4to xxx. 4. 14. (3.) 
 
 the same xxx. 7. 16. 
 
 (A Christian) of certaine English Protestants to Mr. R. 
 
 Hoo[ker]. 
 
 Noplace or printer, 1599. 4to. Herbert III. 1737 xl. 2. 26. 
 
 tlie same xl. 2. 25. (4.) 
 
 *Letters (Certain) concerning the Peace attempted by the Lords 
 and States of Holland and Zealand in 1574. 
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 preachers and two prisoners in the Fleet. 
 
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 Lever (Thomas). Three fruitful Sermons made a. d. 1550. 
 
 J. Kyngston for H. Kirckliam, 1.572. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 838...xxvii. 8. 18. (4.) 
 
 A Treatise of the Right Way from Danger of 
 
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 Lhuyd (Humfrey). The Breviary of Britain ; translated by Thomas 
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 Rich d. Johnes, 1573. sm. 8vo. Ileibcrt II. 1040 xxviii. 8. II. 
 
 De Mona Druidum Insula Epistola. 
 
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 *Libellus Sophistarum ad vsum Cantabrigien. 
 
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 * Sophistarum ad vsum Oxonien. 
 
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 See Hormanus. 
 
 *LiNGHAM (John). A true Relation of English Captains, &c. slain 
 in the Low Countries. 
 
 Roger Warde, 1584. 12mo xxx. 8. 4. (4.) 
 
 Lively (Edward). Annotationes in quinque priores ex minoribus 
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 II. 1292, 1334 xxviii. 8. 9. 
 
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 London, A briefe Discourse declaring the necessary and inviolable 
 Maintenance of its laudable Customs. 
 H. Midilleton for R. Newbeiy, 1584. 12ni(). Herbert II. 911. ... xxx. 8. 8. (5.) 
 
 LoNGLONDi (Joannis, Ep. Lincoln.) Sermones. 
 
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 Friday, 1538. 
 
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 Lopes (Hernan). The first Book of the History of the Discovery 
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 *LoRDS Prayer (the), xii Articles of Faith and x Commandments, 
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 the same xxx. 8. 4. (12.) 
 
 * A brief and necessarie Discourse concerning the 
 
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 * A Declaration of the Causes moving the Queen 
 
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 xxxi. 2. 25. (6.) 
 
 See Bastingius, Leicester, Lingham, Palmer, 
 
 S. (L) 
 
 LuciANi opusculum Trepl ^ixpuSijjv ; Henrico BuUoco interprete ; et 
 Oratio ejusdem cum Annotationibus. 
 
 Cantab. Joan. Sibercli. 1521. 4to. Herbert III. 1412 xxxiii. 7. 13. (2.) 
 
 LupTON (Thomas). The Christian against the Jesuit. 
 
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 A Dream of the Devil and Dives. 
 
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 Luther (Martin). A Sermon on the Coming of Christ to Judg- 
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 Lutherans. See Barlow, W. 
 
 Ltndesay (Sir David). Ane Dialog betwix Experience and ane 
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 * another edition. 
 
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 another edition. 
 
 Tho. Marshe, 15.57. sm. ovo. Herbert II. 850 xvii. 9. 3.
 
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 *M. (A.) A View of sundry Examples. Reporting many strange 
 Murders from that of M. Saunders by Geo. Browne and of 
 Abel Bourn. 
 Wm. Wiiglil, [1580.] 4to xx.\i. 4. 19. (9.) 
 
 See Calvin, Campion, Elyot, Savorine. 
 
 *M. (G.) A compendious Treatise in Metre on Sacrifice. 
 
 .Ino. Cawooil, 1,554. 4to xxx. 4. US. 
 
 M. (I.) See Method. 
 
 Machab^us (Joannes). Enarratio in Dcuteronomium. 
 
 Rowl<i. Hall, 1563. sm. 8vo. Herbert 11. 805 xiii. 5. IG. 
 
 Madness (The Mirror of), translated from the French by la. San. 
 Gent. 
 Tho. Marshe, 157G. 12ino. Herbert II. 8G5 xxx. 8. 8. (3.) 
 
 Madoxe (John). A Sermon to be read especially by Mariners 
 preached October 3, 1581. 
 
 Jno. Cbarlwood, n. d. sin. 8vo. Herbert II. 10.%. xxvii. 8. 13. (4.) 
 
 ♦Malta. Certayn and true good Newes from the Siege of the 
 Isle of Malta. 
 
 No place, printer', or date. 8vo EE. 9. 1. 
 
 Manipulus Curatorum. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1509. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 147 ■■• xvi. 1. IG. 
 
 Manuale ad usum Ecclesise Sarisburiensis. 
 
 Londiiii, no printer, 1554. 4to. Herbert I. 561 xxv. 1. 14. 
 
 Man WOOD (John). A Treatise of the Lawes of the Forrest. 
 
 The. Wight and B. Norton, 1598. 4to. Herbert II. 1302, 1304 xxx\. 5. 8. 
 
 Marbeck (John). The Book of Common Prayer noted. 
 
 Richard Grafton, 1550. 4to. Herbert I. 531 x.xx. 3. 15. 
 
 the same xxv. 2. 28. 
 
 Marcellus (Marcus). A Treatise of the Figures of Grammer and 
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 Rd. Tottell, 15.55. 12mo. Herbert H. 810 DD. 9. 2.5. 
 
 ( Marcus Aurehus). See Berners. 
 
 Mardeley (John). Necessarie Instruction for all covetous ryche 
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 xxviii. 9. 16. (6.) 
 
 *Marpeople (Sir Martin), his Coller of Esses. 
 
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 MarPrelate (Martin). Anti-Martinus, sive Monitio cujusdam 
 Londinensis, &c. 
 
 G. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. i*14, 1150.. xxx. 6. 25. (5.) 
 
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 against his slanderous Untruths, &c. 
 
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 Hay any work for a Cooper. 
 
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 the same L. 3. 47. (3.) 
 
 A Whip for an Ape. 
 
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 Mar-Martine. 
 
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 Theses Martinianae. 
 
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 the same xxix. 9. 6. (5.) 
 
 Rhymes against Martin Marre- Prelate. 
 
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 No place or printer, I.")a9. 4to. Herbert III. 16.92 xxx. 6. 26. 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 25.
 
 THK I.AMliETII IJIiRAKY. 73 
 
 MarPrelate (Martin). Marre Mar-Martin. 
 
 No pliice, iirintci-, or (lati-. 4to. ireibcit III. lO'.O-J x.x.x. 6. 20'. (().) 
 
 The just Censure and Reproof of Martin 
 
 Junior. 
 
 No place, ])riiitcr, or date. f!vo. Herbert 111. 1().')2 .\xix. .0. 4. (15.) 
 
 the same xxix. 0. C. (0.) 
 
 Martins Month's Minde. 
 
 No place or printer, 15!i9. 4to. Herbert HI. 1094 xxx. 6. 26. (11.) 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 25. (4.) 
 
 The Protestation of Martin Marprelate. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1097 xxix. 9. 4. (4.) 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 6, (7.) 
 
 Certain Mineral and Metaphysical School 
 
 Points. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. A broadside. Herbert HI. 1699.... xxx. 6. 24. (7.) 
 
 The Return of the renowned Cavaliero 
 
 Pasquill of England, &c. 
 
 No place or printer, 15!i9. 4to. Herbert III. 1699 xxx. 6, 26. (2.) 
 
 the same xxx. 6. 25. (2.) 
 
 Pappe with a hatchet. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to. Herbert 111. 1702 .xxx. 6. 26. (10.) 
 
 the same -xxx. 6. 25. (3.) 
 
 An Almond for a Parrot. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to. Herbert 111. 1705 xxx. 6. 26. (9.) 
 
 Playne Percevall the Peace-maker. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to. Herbert III. 1706 xxx. 6. 26. (4.) 
 
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 Marriage, A Defence of Priests', against Thomas Martin, 
 
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 *Marseilles, a true Report of its taking by the Favourers of the 
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 Jno. Windet, n. d. 12mo xx.\. 8. 5. (5.) 
 
 Marten (Anthony). An Exhortation to stir up her Majesty's 
 Subjects to defend their Country. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 15!{8. 4to. Herbert II. 1227. and see 1212 xxxi. 4. 6. (6.) 
 
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 Martiall (John). A Treatise of the Crosse. 
 
 Joliii Latins, Antwerp, lalU. )ivo. Ili'ilicrt III. l(i()9. [.ainbcth xxxii. 8. 17. 
 
 A Reply to M. Calfhills blasphemous Answer to 
 
 the Treatise of the Cross. 
 
 Jno. Bogard, Loiivain, ]56(). 4to. Herbert III. 1G19 xxix. 4. 1. 
 
 Martiloge (The). 
 
 AVyiikyn de Wordc, 1526. 4to. Herbert I. 173 xxv. 2, 7. 
 
 Martin (Gregory). A Treatise on Schism. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Douay, 1578. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 183fi xxxi. 9. 15. (3.) 
 
 the same xxx. 8. 12. (2.) 
 
 ■ A Discovery of the manifold Corruptions of the 
 
 Holy Scriptures by the Heretics of our days. 
 
 John Fogny, Rliemes, 1582. 8vo. Herbert III. 1G58 xl. 4. 17- 
 
 A Treaty se of Christian Peregrination. 
 
 No place or printer, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1GG2 xxxiii. 8. \C<. 
 
 See Fulke. 
 
 (Thomas). A Traictise against the Marriage of Priests. 
 
 Hob. Caly, 1554. 4to. Herbert 11. 830 xxix. 5. C. 
 
 See Cranmer, Marriage, Ponet. 
 
 *Martyr (Peter). Tractatio de Sacramento Eucharistiae. 
 
 Reynold Wolfe, 1549. 4to xxxi. 4. 18. 
 
 A Letter to the Duke of Somerset. Translated 
 
 by Thomas Norton. 
 
 Walter Lynne, 1550. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 754 xxx. 8. 14. 
 
 Loci Communes. 
 
 .Ino. Kyngston, 1576. fol. Herbert II. 83.9 xxxiii. 5. 6. f. 
 
 See Melancthon. 
 
 Martyrs, Certain most godly fruitful and comfortable Letters of. 
 
 John Day, 1564. 4to. Herbert I. 639 xxxi. 3. 10. 
 
 Maria, Scotorum Regina (De), totaque ejus contra Regem conju- 
 ratione, &c. Tragica Historia. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. 1629, 1791 xviii. 6. 20. (4.) 
 
 the same xl. 4. 35. 
 
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 the same A. 4. 13. b. 4.
 
 TUK [.AM15KTH MHRARV. 75 
 
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 Jno. Wiiulct, n. d. 4to. Ilcibcrt II. 12-J() xxxi. 4. 5. 
 
 A Discourse touching the pretended 
 
 Match between her and the Duke of Norfolk. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. iJvo. Herbert IH. 162() xxx. 8. 3. 
 
 See Philippes, Traitors. 
 
 Magdalene. See W. (S.) 
 
 *Mass, a plaine and godly Treatise concerning. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxxi. 9. 15. 
 
 The V. Blasphemies contained in the. 
 
 Iniperfect, therefore uncertain. Herbert I. 599 xxxi, 9. 3. 
 
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 Messe. 
 
 Wm. Ilyll and AVm. Seres, 1548. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 690.... xxxi. 9. 3. (7.) 
 
 An Answer to Letters enquiring whether it be lawful to be 
 
 present at it. 
 
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 Matth^us Paris. Historia Major. 
 
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 xix. 4. 8. f. 
 
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 Mayo (John). The Anatomie of Pope Joan. 
 
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 The Popes Parliament. 
 
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 Melancthon (Philip). Whether it be mortall Sinne to transgress 
 Civil Lawes, &c., the Judgment of Ph. Melancthon. Also 
 the Resolution of Bullinger, Gualter, Bucer, and Martyr con- 
 cerning Apparel. 
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 A newe Work concerning both parts 
 
 of the Sacrament. Translated out of the Latin. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. fivo. Herbert II. 727 xxix. 8. 22. (4.) 
 
 Melvinus (Andreas). 2TE(&ANISKI0N. 
 
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 Mendoza (Don Bernardin de). Copy of a Letter to, found in the 
 Chamber of Richard Leigh, a Seminary Priest lately executed 
 for Treason. 
 J. Vautrollier for R. Field, 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1075 xxxi. 4. 6. (10.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 2. 21. (3.) 
 
 *Method (A brief) teaching all Men, to serve God. Translated 
 from the Spanish by L M. 
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 MiDDLEBOROw. A brief Rehearsall. 
 
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 the same xxx. 8. 4. (8.) 
 
 Miles Christianus ; a just Apology, &c. for them who take pains 
 to build up the Church of Christ in this age ; against Miles 
 Mosse's Short Catechism. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1177 -xxx. 4. 10. (3.) 
 
 *MiNisTERs, A Remembraunce for the Maintenance of. 
 
 Wm. Seres, 1551 xxxi. 9. 3. (15.) 
 
 MiNisTERY of the Church of England, A Treatise of. 
 
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 MiRROUR of Gold for the synfull Soule. 
 
 Wynkyn de Wordc, 1526. 4to. Herbert I. 173 xxx. 4. 18. (2.) 
 
 of the Church. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1521. 4to. Herbert I. 162 xxx. 4. 18. 
 
 of oure Lady. 
 
 Rich<i. Favvkes, 1530. fol. Herbert I. 468 ii. 6. 6. f. 
 
 (A true) of the wofull State of England in a Dialogue 
 
 between Eusebius and Theophilus. 
 
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 Mirror of Honor (The). 
 
 Joan Oiwin, Widow, for The. Man, 1597. Ito. Herbert II. 1252. III. 1334. 
 
 xx.\i. 7. 21. (2.) 
 
 ■ (The) of Policie. 
 
 Adam Islip, 1598. 4io. Herbert II. 1287 .\xxi. 4. 11. (5.) 
 
 MiSACMOs. A new Discourse of the Metamorphosis of Ajax. 
 
 Richd. Field, 1596. 8vo. Herbert II. 1258 xxxi. 8. 28. 
 
 MisoDiABOLES. Ulysses upon Ajax. 
 
 Tho. Gubbins, n. d. sni. 8vo. Herbert III. 1354 x.xx. 8. 11. (2.) 
 
 *MoNARCHiES, The true Law of free. 
 
 R. AValdegrave, Edinburgh, 1598. 8vo A. 4. 13. e. (4.) 
 
 MooRE (Robert). Diarium Historico-Poeticum. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1595. 4to. Herbert III. 1406 xxii. 6. 33. (2.) 
 
 More (Sir Thomas) ; His Works. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, 15.57. fol. Herbert II. 731, 795. xii. 4. 10. f. 
 
 A Dialogue of the Veneration of Images, &c. 
 
 No printer, 1530. fol xii. 4. 9. f. 
 
 Confutation of Tyndal. 
 
 Wm. Rastell, 1532. fol. Herbert I. 47G xii. 4. 9. f. (3.) 
 
 The Debellation of Salem and Bizance. 
 
 Wm. Rastell, 1.533. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 478 xxxi. 9. 2. 
 
 The Supplycacyon of Soulys. 
 
 Wm. Rastell, n. d. fol. Herbert I. 481 xii. 4. 9. f. (2.) 
 
 * The Boke of the fayre Gentylwoman, Lady 
 
 Fortune. 
 
 Rob'. Wyer, n. d. r2mo xxx. 8. 14. (3.) 
 
 MoRELii (Guilielmi) verborum Latinorum cum Grsecis Anglicisque 
 conjunctorum locupletissimi commentarii. 
 Hy. Binneman for Rd. Hutton, 1583. fol. Herbert II. 988 xviii. 1. 9. f. 
 
 MoREsiNus (Thomas). Papatus seu depravatse Religionis Origo et 
 Incrementum. 
 Rob. Waldegrave, Edinburgh, 1.594. 12mo. Herbert III. 1515. ... xiv. 13. 22. 
 
 Morisyne (Richard). An Invective against Treason. 
 
 Tho. Berthelct, 153.9. 12mo. Herbert I. 433 xxx. 8. 10. 
 
 Apomaxis Calumniarum quibus Jo. Cocleus 
 
 Henrici VIII. famam impetere studuit. 
 
 In ted. Tho. Berthelet, 1537. 4to. Herbert I. 429 xxxiii. 7. 13. 
 
 Moknaye (Philip de). The Defence of Death; done into English 
 by E. A. 
 
 Jno. Allde for Edw. Aggas, 1577. 12mo. Herbert II. 891 xxviii. 9. 15.
 
 78 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 MoRNAYE (Philip de). A notable Treatise of the Church translated 
 by J[ohn] F[ield]. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1580. 12mo. Herbert II. 1080 xv. 6. I'J. 
 
 the same xxviii. 9. 14. (2.) 
 
 Mors (Roderyck). Complaint unto the Parliament-house of 
 England. 
 
 Imprinted at Geneve in the Savoyc by Myghell boys, n. d. l"2nio. Herbert 
 III. 1563 xx.xi. 8. 16. 
 
 * The Lamentacyon of a Christen against the 
 
 Citye of London. 
 
 No printer or place, 1548. 12mo. See Herbert III. 1553, 1558... .xxx. 8. 14. (4.) 
 
 Morton (Thomas). Corinthiacse Epistolse I. Expositio. 
 
 Rob. Dexter, 1596. sm. ovo. Herbert II. 1268. xiv. 4. 19. 
 
 Salomon ; or a Treatise declaring the State of 
 
 Israel as it was in his days. 
 
 R. Robinson for R. Dexter, 1596. 4to. Herbert II. 1235, 1268. ... xxix. I. 15. 
 
 MosAN (Jacob). See Wirtzung. 
 
 Moss (Miles). See Miles. 
 
 MouNDEFORDUS (Thom.) See Laurentius. 
 
 MuNDAY (Anthony). A brief Discourse of the Taking of Edmund 
 Campion and divers other Papists. 
 Wm. Wright, [1581.] 12mo. Herbert III. 1345 xxx. 8. 17. (7.) 
 
 ■ • A briefe and true Report of the Execu- 
 tion of some Traitors at Tiborne, 28 & 30 May 1582. By A. M. 
 AVm. Wright, 1582. 4to. Herbert III. 1345 xxxi. 2. 26. (6.) 
 
 ■ the same xxxi. 6. 25. 
 
 *MuRDERS (Sundry strange) lately committed ; one on Master Page 
 of Plymouth. 
 Tho. Scarlet, 1591. 4to xxxi. 4. 19.(10.) 
 
 *Music, A Short Introduction into the Science of. 
 
 Jno. Day, 1570. sm. 8vo. Sec Herbert I. 636 Q. 3. 38. 
 
 The Praise of. 
 
 .los. Barnes, Oxford, 1586. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1401 xxii. 8. 30. (3.) 
 
 N. (T.) The Disposition or Garnishment of the Soul. 
 
 Joach. Trogncsius, Antwerp, 1596. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1731... xxxii. 9. 19. 
 
 See Cortes.
 
 TFIK LAMBETH LIBRARY. 79 
 
 Nannius (P.) See Athenagoras. 
 
 Napikr (John Lord). A plain Discovery of the whole Revelation 
 of St. John. 
 Rob. Waldcgiavc, F.ainbuigh, 1593. 4to. Ileibcrt lU. 15LH xxx. 2. 20. 
 
 Natura Brevium, La Vieux. 
 
 Rich. Tottel, 1584. r2mo. See Herbert H. 820 xvii. 9. 14. 
 
 Navarrk, a Letter written by the King of, to the Three Estates of 
 France ; translated by G. R. 
 Tho. Purfoote, 1389. 4to. Herbert II. 1001 xx.xi. 4. 9. (2.) 
 
 Nrckssary Doctrine and Erudition for any Christen Man. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1543. 4to. Herbert I. 428 iv. 6. 25.(2.) 
 
 the same xl. 4. 1. 
 
 the same xxviii. 1. 13. (2.) 
 
 the same A. 4. 29. 
 
 tlie same xxxi. 9. 12. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 John Mayler, 1543. 4to. Herbert I. 572 xxxi. 9. 13. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Tko. Berthelet, 1545. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 449 xlii. 5. 35. 
 
 (A profitable and) Doctrine. 
 
 Jno. Cawood, 1555. Herbert II. 792 xxix. 5. 7. 
 
 the same xxix. 5. 8. 
 
 Nrvillus (Alexander). Academise Cantabrigiensis Lachrymae 
 tumulo D. Ph. Sidneii sacratae. 
 
 Jno. Windet for Tho. Chardc, 1587. 4to. Herbert II. 1226 xxii. 6. 28. 
 
 New Letter of notable Contents. With a strange Sonnet inti- 
 tuled ' Gorgon ' or the wonderful year. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1180 xxx. 6. 28. 
 
 Newes come from Hell of Love to Usurers. 
 
 Wm. Copland, 1565. 12mo. Herbert I. 359 xxviii. 8. 23. (12.) 
 
 * out of Germanie, of a cruel murderer who had killed nine 
 
 hundred threescore and odd persons, &c. 
 
 Geo. Pen, Ipswich, 1584. sm. 8vo. See Herbert III. 1349 xxix. 9. 28. 
 
 * out of Spain. The true report of Sir Francis Drake's ser- 
 vices. 
 Wm. How for IIx. Haslop, 1587. 4to xxxi. 2. 25. (2.) 
 
 from Rome, Spain, &c. 
 
 T. Nelson and W. Wright, 1590. 4to. Herbert III. 1350. xxxi. 2. 25. (9.)
 
 80 ENGLISH BOOKS IN 
 
 *Newks from Sir Roger William?. With a discourse of the Vic- 
 tory of the Prince de Conty over the Leaguers. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for Andrew White, 1591. 4to xxxi. 2. 22. (.5.) 
 
 from Spain and Holland. 
 
 No place or printer, 1593. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1724 xxx. 8. 2. (2.) 
 
 from Rome, Venice, and Vienna, touching the Turks. 
 
 Jno. Danter for Tho. Gosson, 1.595. 4to. Herbert HI. 1339... x.x.xi. 2. 25. (4.) 
 
 (Most True) and more admirable, of the miraculous Preser- 
 
 vation of a Maiden of Glabbich, and of the execution of John 
 
 Honaver at Brunholf. 
 
 A. Islip for Jno. Stirrop, 1597. 4to. Herbert HI. 1325 xxxi. 4. 19. ((J.) 
 
 *New Years Gift, A, or a heavenly Act of Parliament. 
 
 Wm. How for Rd. Johncs, 15(;,9. 12mo .xxx. 9. 8. (3.) 
 
 Newnham Regis, Baths at. See Bayly. 
 
 NiccoLS (John). Pilgrimage, wherein is displaied the Lives of the 
 proude Popes, &c. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, for Tho. Butter and Godfrey Isaac, 1581. 12mo. Herb. 11. 1121. 
 
 xxx. 9. 7. (2.) 
 
 A Declaration of the Recantation of. 
 
 Chr. B.arker, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1080 x.xx. 9. 7. 
 
 The Oration and Sermon made by him at Rome. 
 
 Jno, Charlwood, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1095 xxx. 9. 6. 
 
 See Fenner. 
 
 NicoLLES (Philip). The Copie of a Letter sent to one Maister 
 Chrispyne Canon of Exeter written 7 Nov. 1547. 
 
 Jno. Day and Wm. Seres, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 617 xxxi. 8. 17. (3.) 
 
 Nicholas L (Pope). See Volusiani. 
 
 (S. de Tollentino). See Petrus. 
 
 (Thomas). See Cortes. 
 
 Nobody is my Name. See Deacon. 
 
 Norfolk (Duke of). See Mary, Q. of Scots. 
 
 NoRREYSii et Drakii, Expeditionis in Lusitaniam Ephemeris. 
 
 Tho. Woodcocke, 1589. 4to. Herbert 11. 1110 xxxi. 1. 37. (5.) 
 
 North (Geo.) See Philbcrt. 
 
 NoRTHBROOKE (John). The Poor Mans Garden. 
 
 John Kingston for Wm. Williamson, 1571. 4to. Herb. JI. 10G4.... xxxi. G. 14.
 
 THK I.AMIJKTIl MBUAIiV. 81 
 
 North HROOKE (John). A brief and pithy Sum of the Christian 
 Faith. 
 
 Jno. Kingston for Wm. AVilliainson, 1571. 4to. Herb. II. «38....xxxi. 6. 14. (2.) 
 
 *NoRTON (Thomas). To the Queen's Majesties poor deceived Sub- 
 jects in the North Country. 
 
 Hy. Binnenian for Lucas Harrison, 1569. sm. 8vo. See Herbert II. 926; but as 
 this is not said to be "newly perused and encreased," I suppose it is an earlier 
 edition than his xxx. 8. 3. 
 
 the same xxx. 8. 10. (14.) 
 
 See Davie, Martyr. 
 
 Norwich. See Prayer. 
 
 *NosEGAY (A Civil), containing the Duty of Magistrates, Judges, 
 and Subjects gathered out of the Latin and translated by J. G. 
 
 Rob'. AVyer for John Goodale, n. d. \'2mo xxx. 9. 4. 
 
 NouE (the Lord de la) ; a Discourse on the Declaration published 
 by him. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1170' xxxi. 4. 9. (9.) 
 
 NowELL (Alexander). A Reproof of Thomas Dorman's Proof. 
 
 Hy. Wvkes, 1565. 4to. Herbert II. .938 xxix. 2. 3. 
 
 A Continuation of the Reproof of Mr. Dor- 
 man's Proof. 
 Hy. Wykes, 1566. 4to. Herbert II. 938 xxix. 2. 3. (2.) 
 
 • A Confutation as well of Mr. Dorman's Dis- 
 proof, &c. as of D. Sander his Causes of Transubstantiation. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1567. 4to. Herbert II. 967. xxix. 2. 4. 
 
 O. (M.) See Cope. 
 
 OcHiNE Barnardine. A Tragoedie or Dialogue of the unjust usurped 
 primacy of the Bishop of Rome. Translated by Master John 
 Ponet. 
 
 Imperfect. 1549. 4to. Herbert II. 753, says by Walter Lynne .. xxix. 3. 17. 
 
 OcLAND (Christopher). Anglorum Prcelia ab a.d. 1327, usque ad 
 A.D. 1558. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for R. Newbury, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 909 xxii. 6. 31. 
 
 • EIPHNAPXIA sive Elizabetha. De paca- 
 
 tissimo Angli?e statu, &c. 
 
 Clir. Barker, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 1081 xxii. 6. 31. (2.)
 
 Ji2 (''.NOLISII BOOKS I\ 
 
 OcLAND (Christopher). EhzHl)cthoi?. JSive de pacatigsimo Angh;« 
 statu, SiC. Liber Secundus. 
 
 Tlu). Oiwin, 158,'). -Jt). Unbcrt Til. 18Uf) xxii. C. :51. (.",.) 
 
 OcTHOBONE. See Otho. 
 
 GicoLAxMPADius. See ^lelancthon. 
 
 Olde (John). The Acquital or Purgation of King Edward VI. 
 
 Waterfonl, l.'xw. sm. 8vo. Herbert 111. \d-2?, xx.x. 8. 20. (6.) 
 
 A Confession of the most Auncient, &c. Catholike 
 
 old Behef. 
 
 Chr. Trutball, Soutliwark, 15.5G. l^iiio. Herbert 111. 14.)1 .xxx. 8. 20. (.i.) 
 
 ^Oppression. Two Treatises : one from Bp. Pilkingtons Expo- 
 sition of Nehemiah ; the other by Dr. Robert Some. 
 
 Tbo. Thomas, Cambridge, 1.585. sm. 8vo xxx. i). 14. (7.) 
 
 Opus Eximium. De vera Differentia Regise Potestatis et Ecclesias- 
 ticse. 
 
 Tho. Bertbelct, 1534. Herbert I. 424 xxiv. 4. 9. 
 
 OiiANGE (Prince of) ; A Justification or cleering of. 
 
 John Day, 1575. 12m(). Herbert I. 65.0 xxx. 8. 4. (.1) 
 
 The Apology or Defence of. 
 
 Delft, 1581. 4to. Herbert HI. 1656, and see H. 872 x.xxi. 4. 4. (2.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 1. 3.0. (2.) 
 
 A Declaration containing the cause of his 
 
 necessary defence against the Duke of Alba. 
 
 John Day, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 678 xxx. 8. 4. (5.) 
 
 His Advise and Answer; and of the States of 
 
 Holland and Zeland. 
 
 .Inc. Jiigiie and .Ino. .\!lde, ii. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 728. ... .xxx. 8. 4. (2.) 
 
 See Spain. 
 
 ^Orphans; Orders taken and enacted for them and their portions. 
 
 Jno. Cawood, [1551.] 12mo xxxi. .0. 3. (13.) 
 
 OfVRii's (Hicronymus). An Epistle to Queen Elizabeth; translated 
 by Richard Shacklock. 
 .Ino. Latins, Antwerp, 1.565. sm. Svo. Herbert III. ]61(» B. 4. 26. 
 
 * another edition. 
 
 TKgid. Diest, Antwerp, 1565. 12ni(. xxxi. 0. 5. (3.) 
 
 A brief Treatise wherein he confuteth M. 
 
 Walter H addon's Answer agahist his Epistle to the Queen. 
 
 •Ino. Fowler, Loiivain, 1568. 8vo. Herbert III. W)24 xxxiii. .0. 12.
 
 TIIK LAMIIKTII l,l|{KAin. 83 
 
 OsoRii (Hieronyiiii) Uc Gloria libri V. 
 
 II. Mi.lilltton for W. \., 1.5I!(I. sm. l-_>uio. IIltIrtI II, lOa!) xli. •„'. 44. 
 
 See Foxius, H addon. 
 
 Otho and Octhobone, Constitutions. 
 
 Itobt. ReduKui, 1534. 1-Jiiio. Herbert I. 3.02 xxviii. }{. 21. 
 
 O Vtinara. 
 
 Rd. Yardley and Peter Short tor Jno. Pcnnic, 1591. 12mo. Herbert II. 120(;. 
 
 x.\x. 8. 17. (4.) 
 *OvERTON (William). A Godly Exhortation made to the Judges 
 and Justices of Sussex at the Assizes. 
 
 R. Newbcry and II. Binneniaii, n. d. sin. {Jvo xxvii. !!. 15. ((J.) 
 
 OuTis Benthalmai. A Warning to England to repent. [By Bar- 
 tholomew Traheron.] 
 No place or printer, 1558. sni. 8vo. Herbert HI. 15.0J) xxx. 9. 4. (7.) 
 
 *OxoNiENSiUM Sreray/jot sive Carmina in obitum D. Chr. Hattoni 
 militis. 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1.5!)2. 4lo xxii. 6. 23. (7.) 
 
 *P. (I.) The Coat Armour of a Christian. 
 
 Jno. Harrison, Jun"". 71. d. 12nio xxviii. 8. 29. 
 
 P. (R.) A Book of Christian Exercise ; accompanied with a 
 Treatise tending to Pacification by Edm. Bunnv. 
 London, 1585. This seems to be one of the " two editions" mentioned by 
 Herbert III. 13.09 ii. 4. 36. 
 
 P. (W.) See Voyage. 
 
 Page (Master, of Plymouth). See Murders. 
 
 Palma Christiana. See Gautius. 
 
 Pantometria. See Digges. 
 
 Papa Confutatus. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Rd. Sergier, 1580. 4to. Herbert H. 1120. ... xxxi. 3. 11. (2.) 
 
 Pappe with a Hatchet. See MarPrelate. 
 Papystycall Exhortation, An Answere to. 
 
 No printer, date, or place, sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1834 xxix. 8. 22. (5.) 
 
 Parker (Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury). An Apology or 
 Answere in Defence of the Church of England. 
 
 Rcg'l. Wolfe, 15G4. 8vo. Herbert I. 608 xxix. 8. 10. 
 
 M 2
 
 84 ]:.\(;i,isii iJooKs in 
 
 Parker (Matthew, Arclibishop of Canterbury). The Life of the 70 
 
 Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 No place or printer, 1574. ISmo. Herbert III. 16;W xliii. 3. 7. 
 
 the same xxx. 9. .5. (4.) 
 
 The whole Psalter, translated into English 
 
 Metre. 
 
 Jolin Day, ii. d. 4to. Herbert I. G78 lix. 4. 1. 
 
 See Psalter. 
 
 — (Sir Henry, Lord Morley). Exposition of the Psalm ' Deus 
 ultionum Dominus.' 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1.539. Herbert I. 434 xxxi. 9. 3. (3.) 
 
 — (John). See Brewer. 
 
 *Parma (Prince of). A Letter to the Borrowmaisters, &c. of Ant- 
 werp ; with their Answer. 
 
 Edw-d. Aggas, 1585. 12mo xxx. 8. 4. (13.) 
 
 * Co])y of a Letter from him to the General 
 
 States of the Low Countries. 
 
 Rich''. Jhoncs, n. d. 12mo xxx. 8. 4. (14.) 
 
 (Duchesse of). A brief Request presented to her by the 
 
 Lords of the Low Countries, englished by W. F. 
 
 .Tno. Kyngston for Tho. Humble, 1566. 12uio. Herb. H. 837.. .xxx. 8. 4. (10.) 
 
 (Duke of). See France. 
 
 Parrie (H.) See Ursinus. 
 
 (Dr. William), The intended Treason of, against the Queen. 
 
 Henry Car, [1584.] Herbert HI. 1337 x-x-xi. 6. 25. (7.) 
 
 A Declaration of his Treasons, Arraignment, 
 
 Conviction, Execution, &c. by C. B. 
 
 C. 15. London, [1584.] 4to. Herbert II. 1082 xxxl 4. 6. (<».) 
 
 Parsons (Robert). A Christian Directorie, guiding Men to their 
 Salvation. 
 Laurence Kellam, Louvain, 15.08. sni. !ivo. Herbert III. 1737. ... x.xxiii. 8. 7. 
 
 See Dolman. 
 
 Pasqi il's Apology, Countercuffe, Return. See MarPrelate. 
 ^Pathway into the Holy Scripture. 
 
 Jno. C'harlwood, 15()4. 16mo xxvii. .'). 23. 
 
 to perfect Knowledge. See Wickliffe. 
 
 Patten (W.) The Expedicion into Scotland, of the Duke of Somer- 
 set in the first year of Edward VL 
 
 R'>. Grafton, 1548. sui. 8vo. Herbert I. 525 x.wii. .'). 14. (2.)
 
 THE i.AMBKTH IJBRARY. 85 
 
 Patten (W.) See Calendar. 
 
 Paul's Church, The Burning of, on June 4, 1561. 
 
 Wm. Seres, l.%"3. Herbert H. 6% xxviii. 8. 3. 
 
 Paulus (Marcus) ; his most noble and famous Travels. Translated 
 by John Frampton. 
 
 Ralph Newbery, 1579. 4to. Herbert IT. 907 xxxi. 1. 4. (2.) 
 
 Paynel (Thorn.) See Comparation. 
 
 *Penri (John). A View of some part of the Wants and Disorders 
 in Wales in the service of God. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1682 xxix. 9. 13. (3.) 
 
 the same DD. 9. 3. 
 
 A Defence of that which hath been written in the 
 
 Questions of the ignorant Ministerie. 
 
 No place or printer, [1588.] sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1G83 xxix. 9. 13. (2.) 
 
 An Exhortation to the Governors and People of 
 
 Wales to labour to have the Gospel planted among them. 
 
 No place or printer, 1588. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1683 xxix. 9. 13. (5.) 
 
 the same DD. 9. 3. (3.) 
 
 His Appellation to the High Court of Parliament 
 
 from the bad and injurious dealing of the Archbishop of 
 Canterbury. 
 
 No place or printer, 1589. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1686 xxix. 9. 13. (P.) 
 
 A Treatise proving that Reformation and those that 
 
 favour it are unjustly charged as enemies to Her Majesty. 
 
 No place or printer, 1590. 4to. Herbert III. 1712 xxx. 6. 24. (8.) 
 
 the same .\x.\. 6. 14. 
 
 . the same xl. 4. 6. 
 
 the same L. 3. 47. (4.) 
 
 See Greenwood, Some. 
 
 Pepper, A short Discourse of the three kinds in common use. [By 
 Walter Bailey.] 
 
 No place or printer, 1588. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1680 xxx. 8. 11. 
 
 Percevall (Plain). See MarPrelate. 
 
 Percyvall (Richard). Bibliotheca Hispanica. A Grammar and 
 Dictionary of the Spanish language. 
 
 Jno. Jackson for Rd. Watkins, 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1219 xxiii. 6. 3. 
 
 Peryn (William). Three godly and notable Sermons of the Sacra- 
 ment of the Altar. 
 Jno. Herford for Rob. Tov, n. d. ovo. Herbert I. 579 xxxi. 8. 19.
 
 8« ENCLISII BOOKS IN 
 
 Peryn (William). Spirituall Exercises. 
 
 John Waley, 1557. !Jvo. Herbert II. 731 xxxi. J!. 20. 
 
 Pestilence, A little Treatice very necessary and behouefull to ])re- 
 serve the People from. 
 
 Tho. Gibson, 153(). 4to. Herbert 1. 4!)0 xxxix. 6. ',',. {2.) 
 
 Petition (The humble) of the Cominunaltie to Queen Elizabeth. 
 
 No place, jirintcr, or date. sni. }ivo. Herbert III. U;8'_* xxix. 9. l,"'.. (4.) 
 
 ■ (A) directed to her most excellent Majesty. 
 
 No ])lace or printer, n. d. 4to. Herbert III. 1715 xl. 2. 23. 
 
 *Pktrus (Frater Galfridus). De Vita, &c. S. Nicholai de Tollentino 
 Comedia. 
 Probably R. Rodman ; it lias Pynson's device, n. d. r2mo xiv. 9. 13. (5.) 
 
 PniLBERT of Vienne. The Philosopher of the Court; enghshed by 
 George North. 
 
 Hy. Binncman, for L. Harrison and G. Bishop, 1575. 12mo. Herbert II. 027. 
 
 XXX. 8. 6. (3.) 
 the same MS. 10()5. (5.) 
 
 Philippks (Morgan). A Treatise concerning the Defence of the 
 Honour of Mary Queen of Scots. 
 
 Gualterius Morberius, Tjicge, 1571. 8vo. Herbert III. 1(528 xxx. 8. 1. 
 
 • A Treatise touching the Right, Title, and 
 
 Interest of Mary Queen of Scots. 
 
 Gualterius Morberius, Liege, 1571. 8vo. Herbert III. 1()27 xxx. 8. 1. (2.) 
 
 Phillip (Barthol.) The Counseller, a Treatise of Counsels and 
 Counsellers of Princes ; englished by I[ohn] T[horius]. 
 John Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1175 xxxi. (i. 9. 
 
 * (J.) A Friendly Larum. 
 
 W'm. How for Rich''. Jones, n. d. sui. 8vo xxx. 8. 1(1. (II.) 
 
 Philobiblon Richardi Dunelmensis, opera et studio T. I. 
 
 Jos. ISarnes, Oxford, 159,9. 4to. Herbert HI. 1408 xxiii. 4. 10. (2.) 
 
 the same K. 1. 4. 
 
 Philfott (John). The trew Report of the Disputation in tlic Con- 
 vocation-house, October 18, 1554. 
 
 Alex. Edmonds, Basil, [1554.] sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1574. ... xxx. 9. 4. (14.) 
 tho same A. 4. 13. b. (2.) 
 
 *PiE (Thomas). An Hourglass, containing a Computation from 
 the beginning of time, &c. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1597. 4to xxx. 4. 19.
 
 THR I;AMr5KTll LIRRARY. 87 
 
 PiKRCKs Supererogation, or a new prayse of tlie old usse. 
 
 .Ino. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. ilciluif H. 11!!1 xxx. (5. 21!. (2.) 
 
 Pipers Plowman, The Vision of. 
 
 li()l)t. Crowley, 15o0. 4to. Ilcrlicit II. 7o!i xxxi. 4. 18. 
 
 PiLKiNGTON (James, Bishop of Durham). Aggeus the prophete 
 
 declared by a large Commentary. 
 
 Wm. Seres, laGO. sm. 8vo. Herbert 11. 0.92 xxviii. 9. 11. 
 
 An Exposition upon certain chapters of Nehe- 
 
 miah. 
 
 Tho. Thomas, Cambiidjrc, 1585. 4to. Ilcibert III. 1416 xxx. 1. 12. 
 
 — — See Oppression. 
 
 *PiNELLi (Luca). Brief Meditations of the most Holy Sacrament. 
 
 No pl.nce, printer, or date. 12ino .\xxi. D. 16. 
 
 PisTELS. See Pystels. 
 
 Pith IE and most earnest Exhortation concerning the Estate of 
 
 Christiandome. By a Germaine Gentleman. 
 
 Antwerpe, 1583. 12mo. Herbert III. 1662 xxx. 8. 15. 
 
 the same xxx. 8. 10. (12.) 
 
 Pius V. (Pope) See Reniger. 
 
 Plague ; Orders thought meete by her Majesty, &c. to be executed 
 
 in places infected. Also an Advise by the best learned in 
 
 physic. 
 
 Chr. Barker, ii. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1086 xx.^ix. 6. 3. (3.) 
 
 Play FERE (Thomas). The Pathway to Perfection. A Sermon 
 preached on Wednesday in Easter Week, 1593. 
 
 Orwiu's Widow for A. Wise, 15.06. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1251...xxvii. 8. 19. (2.) 
 
 • The Meane in Mourning, a Sermon preached 
 
 in Easter Week, 1595. 
 
 T. Orwin's Widow for A. Wise, 1596. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1251. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 19. (,3.) 
 
 Plays and Theatres. See Anglo-phile. 
 
 *Plowden (Edmund). Un Report fait per un uncerteine authour 
 del part de un argument del Edmund Plowden. 
 
 15.94. fol. See Herbertll. 1131 xxiv. 4. 19. f (2.) 
 
 * La second part de les Reports ou Commen- 
 
 taires, &c. 
 
 Ch.as. Yetsweirt, Esq. 1594. fol. See Herbert II. 1131 xxiv. 4. 19. f. 
 
 Les Commentaires ou Reportes de. 
 
 Tho. Wight ami B. Norton, 1599. fol. Herbert II. 1303, 1304.. ..xxiv. 4. 18. f.
 
 R« KN'GLTSil HOOKS IN 
 
 PoiNTZ (Robert). Testimonies for the real Presence. 
 
 Jiio. Fowler, Antwerp, 1566. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. KiiO xxxii. ,0. 22. 
 
 PoLANus. See Preceptor. 
 
 Pole (Cardinal). A Treatise of Justification. 
 
 Jolin Fowkr, Louvain, 1.569. 4to. Herbert III. 1626 xxix. 5. 12 
 
 The seditious and blasphemous Oration of ; trans- 
 lated by Fabyane Withers. 
 Owen Rogers, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. !i7G xxx. 8. 1-1. (7.) 
 
 See Tunstall. 
 
 POLICHRONICON. 
 
 Wynkyn tie Worde, 14,05, fol. Herbert I. 121 xv. 4. 4o. f. 
 
 Pollard (Leonard). Five Homilies. 
 
 No place or ])rintcr, 1556. 4to. Herbert III. 1797 xxx. 3. 20. 
 
 PoNET (John). A short Treatise of Politick Power. 
 
 No place or printer, 1556. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1594 xxix. 9. 8. (3.) 
 
 the same. xxxi. 8. 13. (4.) 
 
 Apologie in reply to Thomas Martin on the Mar- 
 riage of Priests. 
 
 No place or printer, [1556.] sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1587 xxxi. 8. 13. (3.) 
 
 See Ochine. 
 
 Pont (Robert). A Newe Treatise of the right Reckoning of Years 
 and Ages of the World. 
 
 Rob. Waldejrr.ave, Edinburgli, 1599. 4to. Herbert III. 1,520... xxx. 4. 19. (2.) 
 
 PoNTici Virunnii Britannicse Historipe, libri sex correcti, &c. per 
 Davidum Pouelum. 
 
 Edm. Bollifaut for II. Denbani and R. Newbcry, 1585. sm. 8vo. Herbert 
 11. 912, 1215 -'"iviii. 6. 1.5. 
 
 Poor (A) Man's Benevolence to the afflicted Church. 
 
 Alexr. Lacy, 1,566. 12mo. Herbert H. 1005 xxx. 9. 8. (2.) 
 
 Mans Garden. See Northbrook. 
 
 Pope (The) confuted ; translated by James Bell. 
 
 Tho. Dawson for Rd. Sergier, 1580. 4to. Herbert II. 1120 xxxi. 3. 11. 
 
 Popes, A solemn Contestation of. 
 
 John Day, n.d. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 678 xxviii. 9. 18. (2.) 
 
 Popery ; A most necessarie Treatise declaring its beginning and 
 ending. 
 .Ino. Charlcwood, 1,588. 4to. Herbert II. 1100. licensed xxix. 3. 18. (6.) 
 
 PoRDER (R.) See Athenagoras.
 
 TITK T.AMIiKTII LIBRARY. 89 
 
 Post (The) for divers parts of the World. 
 
 Tho. East, 1576. 8vo. Herbert II. lOOR A. 4. 13. c. (5.) 
 
 Potter (Thomas). See Bullinger. 
 
 Powell (D.) See Cambria, Pontici. 
 
 PowNDE (Thomas). See Crowley. 
 
 Practises of Prelates (The unlawful) against Godly Ministers, the 
 maintainers of the Discipline of God. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. Svo. Herbert III. 1G87 xxix. 9. <). (2.) 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 2(5. 
 
 Pr^ecepta in Monte Sinai data, &c. translata in linguam Latinam per 
 
 Philippum Ferdinandum Polanum. . . . cum licentia omnium 
 
 primariorum virorum in inclyta et celeberrima Cantabrigiensi 
 
 Acaderaia. 
 
 Jno. Legatt, Cambridge, 1597. Herbert III. 1426 xxxii. 7. 3. 
 
 Prayer. Le Livre des Prieres Communes, De I'administration des 
 Sacramens et autres Ceremonies en I'Eglise d'Angleterre. 
 Traduit en Francoys par Francoys Philippe, seruiteur de Moun- 
 sieur le grand Chancelier d'Angleterre. 
 Tho. Gaultier, 1553. 4to. Herbert II. 766 xxv. 2. 13. 
 
 Liber Precum Publicarum. 
 
 RegJ. Wolfe, [1560.] 4to. Herbert I. 605 xxv. 2. 17. 
 
 ■ another edition. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1574. 8vo. Herbert II. 1067 xli. 7. 36. 
 
 A Form to be used twice a week, and an Order of Fast 
 
 every Wednesday during the mortality. 
 
 Rd. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, 1563. 4to. Herbert II. 721 xxx. 3. 16. (2.) 
 
 ■ the same xxx. 3. 17. 
 
 the same Collection, Int. MSS. Vol. I. 
 
 * and Thanksgiving fit for this present ; and to be used in 
 
 the time of Common Prayer. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1587. 4to lix. 4. 8. 
 
 A Forme of, necessary for the present time and state. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep*. 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1084 xxx. 3. 17. (4.) 
 
 the same xxx. 3. 16. (10.) 
 
 * the same title. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Deps. 1590. 4to lix. 4. 8. (2.) 
 
 * (Certaine) to be used for the good Successe of the French 
 
 King. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dcp^ 1590. 4to lix. 4. 8. (3.) 
 
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 Pkavkr, An Order for, and Thanksgiving (necessary to be used in 
 these dangerous times) for the Safety and Preservation of her 
 Majesty and this Realm. 
 Chr. Barker's l)cl)^ 1.5,04. 4to. Herbert II. 10!i8 xxx. 3. 17. (.').) 
 
 the same xxx. 3. 16. (!•.) 
 
 (Certain) set forth by authority, for her Majesty's Forces 
 
 and Navy, 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^. 1,597. 4to. Herbert II. 1088 xxx. 3. 16. (8.) 
 
 (A) for all Kings, &c. which do profess the Gospel. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 11. d. 4to. Herbert II. 1090. qii xx.xi. 6. 25. 
 
 * A Form of, for the xvii. of November. 
 
 Chr. Barker, n. d. 4to. See Herbert II. 1079 xxx. 3. 16. 
 
 See Bunny. 
 
 A Form to be used in Common Prayer on Wednesdays 
 
 and Fridays for Christians invaded by the Turke. 
 
 R"^. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, n. d. Herbert II. 725 xxx. 3. 16. (4.) 
 
 * An Order for public Prayers to be used on Wednesdays 
 
 and Fridays in the province of Canterbury. 
 
 Chr. Barker, n. d. 4to xxx. 3. 17. (2.) 
 
 the same xxx. 3. 16. (7.) 
 
 * A Form to be used every Wednesday and Friday in the 
 
 citie and dioces of Norwich. 
 
 Jno. Waley, n. d. 4to xxx. 3. 16. (3.) 
 
 *Prayers, A Book of. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, n. d. 4to xxv. 1. 23. 
 
 of the Bible, &c. and Savonarola's Exposition of the 
 
 Psalms Miserere and In te Domine speravi. 
 
 Robt. Redman, n. d. Herbert I. 402 xxiv. 9. 11. 
 
 * (Christian) and Godly Meditations on the Epistle to the 
 
 Romans, from the Italian. 
 
 AVm. Griffith, 1,569. sm. 12nio xxvii. 9. 31. 
 
 A Manual of. 
 
 Printed at Calice, 1599. 12mo. Herbert III. 1738 xxiv. 9. 9. 
 
 * A Manual of, newly gathered. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo xxiv. 9. 4. 
 
 A Book of the form of Common Prayers, Administration 
 
 of the Sacraments, &c. agreable to God's Word, and the use 
 of the Reformed Churches. 
 
 R. Schilders, Middleburg, 1.586. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1677 xxix. 9. 12. 
 
 tlie same xxviii. 9. 33.
 
 TIIK LAMBETH L-liiUAKV. 91 
 
 Prayers. Another edition. 
 
 The same place and printer, 1587 DD. 9. ,5. 
 
 another edition. 
 
 R. AV.ilikgrave, n.d vii. 2. 37. (3.) 
 
 Prayse and Commendation of such as sought Commenwelthes. 
 
 Antli>. Scoloker, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 748 xl. 4. 39. 
 
 Preachers, A Copy of a Letter to. 
 
 R'l. Grafton, 1548. sm. 8vo. Herbert 1. 527 x.\xi. 9. 3. (8.) 
 
 Prester (John). See Legacy. 
 Primer in Englysshe, and in Laten. 
 
 No place or printer, 1538. 8vo. Herbert 1.396 xxiv. 9. 1. 
 
 or Boke of Prayers, &c. 
 
 Imperfect, but no doubt of the edition of Nic. Bournian, 1540. r2mo. Herbert 
 I. 594 xxiv. 9. 5. 
 
 Five leaves belonging to one of which I find no account. 
 
 Ed. AVhitcliurche, 1551 See List, Fnuj. p. 257. 
 
 of Sarysbury use set out along. 
 
 Robertus Valentinus, Rotlionia;,'i, 1555. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. 1579... xxiv. 9. 3. 
 
 * An uniform and Catholic, in Latin and English. 
 
 Jno. Wavland, 1555. 4to vi. 1.29. 
 
 the same xxxix. 5. 14. 
 
 (The) in Latin and English after the use of Saruni. 
 
 Jno. A\'a3 land, 15.55. 4to. Herbert 1. 5G2 xxv. 1. 22. 
 
 of Salisbury use, set out a long. 
 
 In aedibus Roberti [not Florent.] Valentini, Rouen, 1556. Herbert III. 1589. 
 
 xxiv. 9. 2. 
 
 *. (The) or Office of the Blessed Virgin in Latin and 
 
 English. 
 
 Arnold Conings, Antwerp, 1599. 12mo A. 4 36. 
 
 in English and Latin with Savonarola's Exposition on 
 
 Psalms li. and xxx. 
 
 Rob. Redman, n. d. 4to. Herbert I. 390 xxxix. 2. 6. 
 
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 H». Binneman for Humfy. Toy, 1573. 4to. Herbert II. 935 xxii. 2. 9. 
 
 *Problema Indulgentiarum quo Lutheri errata dissolvuntur. 
 
 In sed. Pynsonianis, n. d. 4to xxviii. 2. 23. 
 
 Proclamation — By the Mayre of London against forestalling and 
 regrating ; with a List of Prices of Provisions. 
 Apparently belonging to the reign of Hen. Vlll. A broadside. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 284. 
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 92 KNGLISII BOOKS IN 
 
 *PKOCLAMArioN. The Kingis Majesties, with certain Actes of Par- 
 liament anent the enemies of the Evangel. 
 Jno. Ros, Edinbuigli, 1580. 4to xxxi. G. 24. (G.) 
 
 Proclamations — All such as have been set forth by the King from 
 the last day of January in the first year of his reign to the 
 last day of January in the fourth. 
 Rich'', (irafton, LmO. sra. 1]vo. Ilcibcrt I. 533 xliv. 5. 43. 
 
 * of Edward VI. against the Rebels. 
 
 Kxcusum Londini in iEdibus Richardi Graftoni Regii Impressoris Mense Maij 
 xxiij. 1549. A broadside. Not included or noticed in the preceding 
 article. 
 
 Proctor (John). The History of Wyats Rebellion. 
 
 Rob. Caley, 1555. 12mo. Herbert II. 830 xxxi. 9. 4. (3.) 
 
 Promptorium Parvulorum. Four leaves (b iii & iv and n ii & iii) 
 
 of Julian Notary's Edition. 
 
 See List, Fruff. p. 293. 
 
 Propositions and Principles of Divinitie disputed at Geneva by 
 
 Students of Divinity under Theodore Beza and Anthonie 
 
 Faius. 
 
 No place or printer, 1595. 8vo. Herbert III. 1727 xxx. 9. 17. 
 
 Prosopopeia, containing the teares of the holy, blessed, and sancti- 
 fied Marie the Mother of God. by T. L. (not L. T.) 
 
 PI White, 159G. 12mo. Herbert II. 1200 xx.xi. 8. 2G. (2.) 
 
 Protestants of the north parts of Holland ; A brief and true 
 rehearsal of their victory against the Duke of Alba's ships 
 12. October, 1573. 
 H. Middleton, 1573. 8vo. Herbert II. 1056 xxx. 8. 4. (6.) 
 
 Proverbes, A Commentary on the Book of, [by Thomas Wilcoxe.] 
 The. Orwin for Tho. Man, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1244 P. 1. 45. 
 
 Provinces (United). See Spaniards. 
 
 Psalms of David truly opened ; translated from the Latin of Beza 
 by Anthony Gilbie. 
 
 Hy. Denham, 1.581. 12nio. Herbert II. 9.52 Q. 3. 29. 
 
 * in Metre, with divers Notes. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1587. 8vo xxviii. 9. 3. 
 
 ■ An Exposition upon the whole Book of, [by Tho. 
 
 Wilcoxe.] 
 
 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1246 P. I. 46. 
 
 See Parker, Abp.
 
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 Purser. See Clinton. 
 
 Pylbarough (John). Comraemoration of the inestimable Graces 
 and Benefits of God, &c. 
 
 Tho. Beithclct, lo4(). 4to. Herbert I. 437 B. 1. 13. 
 
 PrsTLES and Gospels of every Sunday and holy day in the yere. 
 
 No plane or printer, 1538. !{vo xxiv. 9. 1 . (3. ) 
 
 ■ another edition. 
 
 In Officina Robert! [not Floreuti] Valentini, Rouen, 1.55.5. sni. (ivo. Herbert 
 HI. 1579 xxiv. 9. 3. (2.) 
 
 another edition. 
 
 Paris, 1538. sm. 4to. size, eights .\.\xi. 8. 18. (2.) 
 
 another edition. 
 
 WylliamHyl, n. d. Herbert H. 757 vi. 1.29. (2.) 
 
 QuERiMONiA Ecclesise. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1592. 4to. Herbert U. 1229 x.\iv. 4. 3. 
 
 R. (G.) See Navarre. 
 
 *R. (I.) De Hypocritis vitandis. 
 
 Jno. Legatt, Cambridge, 1595. 4to xxxii. 7. 3. (3.) 
 
 . the same xxxi. 7. 25. (2.) 
 
 *R. (O.) An easie Entrance into the chief points of the Christian 
 Religion. 
 R. "Waldegrave, n. d. sm. 8vo xxviii. 9. 16. 
 
 R. (R.) See Arthur. 
 
 R. (W.) The most horrible and tragical Murther of Lord Bourgh, 
 
 by Arnold Cosby, &c. written by R. R. 
 
 R[obert] R[obinson], 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1237 xx.xi. 4. 19. (12.> 
 
 Racster (John). A Book of the Seven Planets or seven wandering 
 motives of William Alablaster's wit. 
 Peter Short for And". Wise, 1598. 4to. Herbert II. 1210 .xx.vi. 7. 25. 
 
 Rainoldes (John), and John Hart ; the Sum of the Conference 
 between them. 
 Jno. Wolfe for Geo. Bishop, 1584. 4to. Herbert II. 1149, 1172. ... xxix. 1. 21. 
 
 De Roraanaj Ecclesise Idololatria. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1596. 4to. Herbert HI. 1406 xxiv. 2. 33.
 
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 Rainolds (John). A Sermon on part of Pj-alni xviii. preached 
 August m, 1586. 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1586. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1400 A. 4. 13. sr. (4.) 
 
 ■ (William). A Refutation of sundry Reprehensions, 
 
 Cavils, and false Sleights by which M. Whitaker had laboured 
 to deface the Rhemish translation of the New Testament. 
 
 Paris, 1583. 8vo. Herbert 111. KJO'l xxxiii. 9. 10. 
 
 Rami (P.) Dialecticae libri duo scholiis G. Tempelli illustrati, &c. 
 
 The. Thomas, Cambridge, 1584. sin. 8vo. Herbert III. 1414 xvii. 1. 2(1. 
 
 See Scribonius. 
 
 Rastell (John). A Confutation of a Sermon pronounced by 
 M. Juel at Pauls Cross on Passion Sunday, 1560. 
 
 Mgid. Diest, Antwerp, 15G4. 8vo. Herbert III. 16'08 xxxii. 8. 14. 
 
 ■ A Reply to his Defence of the Truth. 
 
 ^gid. Diest, Antwerp, \.%5. 8vo. Herbert III. IGIO. Lambeth... xxxii. 8. 13. 
 
 A brief Shew of the False Wares packed together 
 
 in his Apology. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Loiivain, 15(J7. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. 1622. Lambeth... xxxii. 8. 15. 
 
 See Fulke. 
 
 Rebels ; A Message sent by the King to those in Devonshire. 
 
 Richd. Grafton, 1.54.0. 12mo. Herbert I. 52.0 xxxi. 9. 3. (12.) 
 
 the same xl. 4. 39. 
 
 ■ A Copy of a Letter containing the Articles and Requests 
 
 of those in Devonshire and Cornwall, 
 
 No place or printer, 1549. 12m(). Herbert I. 546 xxxi. 9. 3. (1 1.) 
 
 Rebellion. See Lamentation. 
 
 Recorder of London, his Declaration concerning the Attempts of 
 her Majesty's seditious subjects. 
 
 Jolm Day, 1571. 12mo. Herbert I. 650 .\xx. 8. 17. (1.3.) 
 
 Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum. 
 
 John Day, l.")71. 4to. Herbert I. 651 xxiv. 4. 14. 
 
 Reformation (The) of Religion by Josiah a commendable example. 
 
 No date, place, or printer, sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1755 A. 4. 13. g. 
 
 * An earnest Persuasion to the Pastors of Christes 
 
 Church. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo xxviii. 8. 23. (8.) 
 
 See Dan2:erous.
 
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 *Rkformation. Tlie public Reformation of a Church. 
 
 No place, [printer, or ilatc. A broailsidc xxx. ()'. 24. (().) 
 
 Rkformki) Churches. See Prayer. 
 Rkgistrum omnium Brevium. 
 
 Jane Yctsweirt, 15,0,5. fol. Herbert II. 113-2 xxiv. 4. .0. f. 
 
 Relation (A brief) of what is hapned since the last of August, 1598, 
 by the coming of the Spanish camp into the Dukedom of 
 Cleve, &c. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 159.9. 4to. Herbert II. 1185 xxxi. 4. 4. (4.) 
 
 Remonstrance (A), or plain Detection of some of the Faults in the 
 book entituled " A Demonstration of Discipline." 
 Geo. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 915, 1151 xxix. 2. 5. 
 
 Reniger (Michael). De Pii V. et Gregorii XIII. Rom. Pont, fu- 
 
 roribus contra Elizabetham Reginam. 
 
 The. Dawson for R«i. VVatkins, 1582. 8vo. Herb. II. 1025, 1123... xviii. 6. 12. 
 the same xvi. 5. 17. 
 
 Reply (A), with the occasion thereof, to a railing, &c. libel of the 
 Papists set upon postes and also in Paules Church. 
 
 H. Singleton, n. d. 4to. Herbert II. 740. q xxix. 3. 18. (5.) 
 
 Requests (Court of) ; its ancient State, Authority, and Proceedings. 
 No place or printer, 1597. 4to. Herbert HI. 1733 xxxi. 5. .0. 
 
 Rerum Anglicarum Scriptores post Bedam. 
 
 G. Bisbop, R. Newbery, and R. Barker, 1596. fol. Herbert II. 1091, 1152. 
 
 xxii. 2. 2. f. 
 
 Rescuinge of the Romish Fox devised by Steuen Gardiner. (The 
 
 first leaf wanting ; this title is taken from Herbert.) 
 
 Basil, 1543. the 14 Scpt^. 12mo. Herbert III. 1557 xxx. 8. 14. (5.) 
 
 Reynolde (William). A Treatise on the Holy Sacrifice and Sacra- 
 ment with a Reply to Robert Bruces Sermons. 
 
 loachim Trognesius, Antwerp, 1593. 8vo. Herbert III. 1722. Lambeth. 
 
 xxxiii. 9. 9. 
 
 RhjESUs (lo. Dav.) Cambrobrytannicse Cymraeceeve linguse Insti- 
 tutiones. 
 
 Thomas Ortwin, 1592. fol. Herbert II. 1247 xviii. 1. 8. f. 
 
 Rhegius (Urbanus). A Sermon of Angels. Translated by Ri[chard] 
 
 Ro[binson] . 
 
 Jno. Charlwood, n. d. sra. 8vo. Herbert II. 1101 xxvii. 8. 14. (8.) 
 
 Rhymes. See Mar Prelate.
 
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 RiBAULD (Captain). The whole and true discovery of Terra Florida. 
 Set forth in English, May 30, 1563. 
 
 Roiil.iiul JIfill for T. H.icket, n. d. 12nio. Herbert II. 1122 xxx. 8. .5. (4.) 
 
 Rice (Richard). An Invective against Vices, taken for Virtue. 
 
 .Ino. Kyngston for H>'. Kirkham, n. d. 12mo. Herb. II. 839...xxviii. 9. 15. (2.) 
 
 Richard II. See Bellewe. 
 
 RicHE (Barnaby). The true Report of a late practise enterprised by 
 
 a Papist with a young Maiden in Wales. 
 
 Robt. Walley, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 734. and see Dib(;in IV. 278. 
 
 xxxi. 4. 1.9. (5.) 
 A Path-way to Military Practise. 
 
 Jno. Cbarlewood for Rob. Walley, 1587. 4to. Herb. II. 7:35, 1100. xxxi. I. 25. 
 
 Ridley (Nicholas, Bishop of London) and Hugh Latimer, Con- 
 ferences between. 
 
 No place or printer, 1556. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1588 xxxi. 8. 13. (5.) 
 
 A Friendly Farewell. 
 
 John Day, 1559. r2mo. Herbert I. (531 xxx. 8. 7. (2.) 
 
 A Pituous Lamentation of the miserable 
 
 estate of the Church of Christ in England ; with Letters of 
 
 John Careles annexed. 
 
 Wm. Powell, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 739 xxxi. 8. 13. (•).) 
 
 Rikes (Richard). See Savorine. 
 
 Robin Hood. Two leaves belonging to some Poetical History of 
 him. 
 
 See List, Frag. p. 305. 
 
 Robinson (Richard). See Leland, Rhegius. 
 
 Rogers (John). See Family of Love. 
 
 (Thomas). Tlie English Creede, consenting with the true 
 
 ancient Catholic and Apostolic Church. 
 
 Jno. Windet for And". .Maunsell, 1585. fol. Herbert II. 113fi xii. 4. 14. f. 
 
 An Historical Dialogue touching Antichrist. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1589. 8vo. Herbert II. 113G, 1228 x.\x. 8. 15. (5.) 
 
 A Sermon on Rom. xii. 6 — 8. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 15.90. 4to. Herbert II. 1228. Lambeth xxx. 1. 20. (5.) 
 
 RoLLOCus (Hercules). De Jacobi VI. Scotorum Regis et Annse 
 Danorum Regis filise Conjugio. 
 
 Ily. Charteris, Edinburgli, 1589. 4t(>. Herb. III. 1507. Lambeth. .. xxii. C. 23. (8.) 
 
 (Robertus). In Epistolam ad Ephesios Commentarius. 
 
 Rob. Waldeprave. Edinbnrpli, 15.00. 4to. Herbert III. 1.508 xxi. 7.23.
 
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 *RoMANS (The Epistle to) A compendious Introduction, Prologue, 
 and Preface to. 
 
 Jno. Cliailcwood, ir)()4. 16mo xxvii. 9. 2."?. (2.) 
 
 *RoME — " To the Church of Rome." 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1590. 12mo DD. 9. 12. (.5.) 
 
 * A terrible Deluge or Overflowing there. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1599. 4to xxxi. 4. 9. (4.) 
 
 *RuLE (A Short) of Good Life. 
 
 No place, printer, or (late. 12mo xxxi. 9. 22. 
 
 the same (imperfect) No press-mark. 
 
 RuRiMUNDE (William, Bp. of). Certain Tables translated by Lewis 
 Evans, and intituled the Betraying of the Beastlines of 
 Heretics. 
 ^,gid. Diest, Antwerp, 1565. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1613 xxx. 8. 13. (4.) 
 
 RussE Commonwealth, or Maner of Government by the Russe 
 Emperor. 
 T[homas] D[a\vson] for Tho. Charde, 1591. 8vo. Herbert 11. 1128, 1196. 
 
 xxviii. 8. 5. 
 
 S. (C.) A brief Resolution of a right Religion. Touching the con- 
 troversies that are now in England. 
 
 Roger Ward for Jno. Proctor, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1193 xxx. 4. 14. 
 
 S. (I. Gent.) A Tragical Historie of the Troubles and Civil Wars 
 of the Low Countries. 
 Jno. Kyngston for Tobie Smith, [1583] 4to. Herbert II. 841, 1307 xl. 4. 3. 
 
 * A newe Revenge for an old Grudge. 
 
 Hy. Wykes for F. Coldocke, n. d. 12mo xxviii. 8. 2.3. (4.) 
 
 See Loarte. 
 
 S. (J.) Truth tried, very comfortable to the Faithful. 
 
 Henry Sutton, 1562. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1310 xxviii. 8. 23. (6.) 
 
 See Viret. 
 
 S. (L.) Resurgendum ; a notable Sermon on the Resurrection 
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 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1181 xxx. 1. 20. (3.) 
 
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 *S. (R.) A brief Discourse to prove the necessitie and excellence 
 of the use of Archerie. 
 Rd. Johnes, 1596. 4to xxxi. 1. '20. 
 
 S. (W.) An Answere to the Proclamation of the Rebels in the 
 North. 
 Wm. Seres, 1569. )2mo. Herbert II. 701 xxx. 8. 11. (7.) 
 
 A compendious or briefe Examination of certayne ordinary 
 
 Complaints of divers of our Country men, by way of Dialogue. 
 Tho. Marshe, 1581. 4to. Herbert II. 869 xxx. 7. 3. (3.) 
 
 Sack (The) of Rome, executed by the Emperor Charles armie. 
 Translated from the Spanish. 
 
 Abell Jeffes for Roger Ward, 1590. 4to. Herbert 11. 1162 xxix. 3. 18. (4.) 
 
 Safeguard of Society. See Barston. 
 
 Salesburius (Henricus). Grammatica Britannica. 
 
 Tho. Salesburius, 1593. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1278 xxii. 9. 36. 
 
 S[alesburye], W[illiam]. The Baterie of the Popes Botelereulx. 
 
 Rob'. Crowley, 1550. 12mo. Herbert II. 761 xxxi. 8. 17. (4.) 
 
 Salisbury. See Primer. 
 
 Salutem in Christo, &c. This is the head-title of a Letter begin- 
 ning on the signature A 3, and having no title-page. It is 
 dated xiii. October, 1571, and signed R. G. 
 
 Herbert III. 1628 xxxi. 8. 17. (21.) 
 
 Sampsonis (Ric. Ep. Cicest.) in priores 50 Psal. Dauiticos familiaris 
 Explanatio. 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1539. fol. Herbert I. 434 xi.4. 17. f. 
 
 Sampson (Thomas). A Letter to the Parishioners of AUhallows 
 Bread Street, 
 Strasburgh, 1554. 12mo. Herbert III. 1575 xx.v. 8. 20. (8.) 
 
 Brief Collection of the Church, &c. 
 
 Hy. Middleton forGeo. Bishop, 1581. 12mo. Herb. H. 1148.. ..xxx. 8. 15. (2.) 
 
 Sander (Nicholas). The Supper of our liOrd set forth. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Louvain, 1566. 4to. Herbert III. 1618 xxix. 4. 15. 
 
 A Treatise of the Images of Christ ; against 
 
 Bp. Juel. 
 
 J. Fowler, Louvain, 1567. Herbert III. 1622. Lambeth xl. 4. 19. 
 
 the same xxxiii. 9. 6. 
 
 The Rock of the Church. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Louvain, 1567. sin. 8vo. Herbert III. 1622 xxxiii. 9. 7.
 
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 Sander (Nicholas). A brief Treatise of Usury. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Louvain, ISO'S, rjmo. Herbert III. 1625 xxxi. !). .5. (-2.) 
 
 See Acworthus, Bridges, Fidelis, Fulke, Nowell, 
 
 Whitakerus. 
 
 Sands (Edwin, Archbishop of York). Sermons. 
 
 H. Middleton for Tho. Charde, 1585. Herbert 11. 1062, 1195.. .xxx. 1. 12. (2.) 
 
 Sanford (James). See Brocard. 
 
 Sara VIA (Hadrianus). De diversis Ministrorum Evangelii Gradibus. 
 G. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 918 xxiv. 7. 1. 
 
 ■ Three Treatises. I. Of the diverse degrees 
 
 of the Gospell, &c. 2. Of the Honour due to Priests. 3. Of 
 
 Sacrilege. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for Jno. Perin, 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 1178 xxx. 6. 22. 
 
 ■ De Imperandi Authoritate. 
 
 E-xe. Reg. Typ. 1593. 4to. Herbert 11. 1086 xxiv. 7. 3. 
 
 *Saunders (George). A brief Discourse of his Murder. 
 
 Hy. Binneman, 1573. sm. 8vo xxix. 9. 28. 
 
 See M. (A.) 
 
 Savonarola. An Exposition after the manner of a Contemplation 
 upon the li. Psalm called " Miserere mei Deus ;" and a Medi- 
 tation on Psalm xxx. "In te Domine speravi." 
 Nicolas le Roux, no date or place. 8vo. Herbert III. 1837 xxiv. 9. 1. (2.) 
 
 ■ another edition. 
 
 No printer, Paris, 1538 xxxi. 8. 18. 
 
 See Prayers, Primer. 
 
 ♦Savgrine (Adrian). The true Image of Christian Love; trans- 
 lated 60 years ago by Richard Rikes ; and now published by 
 A.M. 
 
 Jno. Charhvood, 1587. sm. 8vo xxvii. 9. 15. (3.) 
 
 Savoy (Duke of). An Admonition given to him by one of his 
 Council against enterprising against France ; translated by 
 E. A. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1175 xxxi. 4. 9. 
 
 ScALA Perfectionis. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1533. 4to. Herbert I. 185 xxviii. 1. 2. 
 
 Scory (John). An Epistle to the faithful in prison in England. 
 
 No place or printer, 1555. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1523, 1583... xxxi. 8. 13. (()'.) 
 
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 lUO ExXGLlSII BOOKS IN 
 
 Scot (Reynold). A perfite platform of a Hoppe Garden. 
 
 Hy. Denbam, 157C). 4to. Herbert II. 948. gives a description agreeing, except 
 
 tbat the date is 1578, and it bas GO pages, wbile this bas 63 xxxi. 1. 35. 
 
 Scotland. The Confession of the Faith believed by the Protestants 
 of Scotland. 
 Robt. Lckprewik, Edinburgb, 1561. 12mo. Herbert HI. I486.. .xxxi. 9. 8. (5.) 
 
 ■ Actes and Constitutiounis of the Realme of Scot- 
 land. 
 Rob, Lekpreuik, Edinburgh, 1566. fol, Herbert III. 1489 xxiv. 5. 2. f. 
 
 The Ordoure of Excommunication and publict Re- 
 pentance used in the Church of Scotland. 
 
 Robt. Lekprevik, Edinburgh, 1569. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1492.. .xxx. 8. 3. (3.) 
 
 • An Admonition direct to the true Lordis. [By G. 
 
 Buchanan.] 
 
 Robt. Lekpreuik, Striviling, 1571. siu. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1493.. .xxx. 8. 3. (5.) 
 
 • Ane Declaration of the Causes mouing vs of the 
 
 Nobilitie of Scotland and others, to repair to his Hienes pre- 
 sence, &c. 
 
 Striuiling, no printer, 1582. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1501 xviii. 6. 20. (2.) 
 
 Declaration of the Kind's Maiesties intentioun and 
 
 Meaning toward the lait Actes of Parliament. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier, 1585. 4to. Herbert HI. 1504 xxxi. 6. 24. (5.) 
 
 Confession of Faith subscribed by the Kingis Maiestie 
 
 and his houshold, &c. 
 
 Robt. Waldegrave, Edinburgh, 1590. 4to. Herbert HI. 1507... xx.xi. 6. 24. (4.) 
 
 Lawes and Actes of Parliament maid be Kinsr lames the 
 
 First and his successors Kings of Scotland, 
 
 Rob. Waldegrave, Edinburgh, 1597, fol. Herbert HI. 1517 xxiv. 5. 1. f. 
 
 See Alesii, D. (J.), Fast, Geneva. 
 
 Scott (Mayster). See Chedsey. 
 
 ScoTUS (Cuthbertus). See Drant. 
 
 *ScRiB0Nius (Guil. Adolph.) Triumphus Logicse Rameae. 
 
 Tlio. Vautrollier for G. Bishop, 1583. 8vo xl. 2. 28. (2.) 
 
 Scuii'TURE History, Four leaves from a work in Latin verse; they 
 
 contain those " De Araalech," " De Og," " De VII, Explora- 
 
 toribus," " De Botro." 
 
 See List, Fraf). p. 295. 
 
 Sedition, A Remedy for. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1536. 4to. Herbert 1. 427 xxix. 3. 17. (4.)
 
 THE LAMBKTll I.IIJHARY. 101 
 
 Sequentiarum Expositio secundum usum Sarum. 
 
 Julian Notaiy, 1505. 4to. Herbert I. 305 xxv. 1. 17. (1) 
 
 Sermon (A) preached at New Parke, before the Earl of Darbie, 
 January 2, 1577. 
 Thomas East, 1577. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 100!) xxvii. 8. 13. (13.) 
 
 (A fruitful) on Rom. xii. 3 — 8. 
 
 Robt. Waldegiave, 1584. l'2mo. Herbert II. 1141 xxix. 9. 5. (3.) 
 
 (A) preached at Pauls Cross, November 17, 1583. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Tho. Chard, 1589. 12mo. Herbert II. 1196 xxvii. 8. 20. 
 
 the same A. 4. 13. g. (5.) 
 
 preached before the Queen, March 2nd, 1575. Herbert 
 
 says, " By Dr. John Young, Bp. of Rochester." 
 
 Rd. AVatkins, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 1024 xxvii. 8. 12. 
 
 (A godly and learned) preached before an honourable 
 
 auditorie, February 26, 1580. 
 
 11. Middleton for Tho. Man, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1059...x.xvii. 8. 15. (10.) 
 
 Sermons (Certain) appointed by the Queen's Majesty to be read by 
 all Persons, Vicars, and Curates. 
 
 Rd. Jugge and Jno. Cawood, 1562. 4to. Herbert II. 720 xxx. 3. 19. 
 
 (Certain) appointed by the Queens Majesty, &c. 
 
 Edw. Alldee, 1595. 4to. Herbert II. 1240 xx.x. 3. 18. 
 
 • or Homilies (Three) to move compassion towards the 
 
 Poor. Set forth by authority. 
 
 J. Windet for A. Maunsell, 1596. 4to. Herb. II. 1137, 1231... xxx. 3. 17. (6.) 
 
 the same xxx. 1. 22. (3.) 
 
 Serranus (Johannes). A Commentary on Ecclesiastes translated 
 by John Stockwood. 
 
 Jno. Windet for Jno. Harrison, Jun^. 1585. 8vo. Herbert II. 1159, 1224. 
 
 xxxi. 8. 6. 
 Setoni (Joannis) Dialectica ; annotationibus Petri Carteri explicata : 
 huic accessit Gulielmi Buclsei Arithmetica. 
 Tho. Marsh, 1577. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 866 xvii. 1. 28. 
 
 Seyton (Alexander) and William Tolwyn. Declaration made at 
 Poules Cross on the 4th Sunday in Advent, 1541. 
 
 Rychard liant, n. d. 12nio. Herbert I. 589 xxxi. .9. 3. (4.) 
 
 Shacklock (Richard). See Drant, Hosius, Osorius. 
 
 Sheep. Certayne Causes gathered together shewing the decay of 
 Englande by the multitude of sheep. 
 Heugh Sjngleton, n. d. 12mo. Herbert II. 745 xl. 4. 39. (16.)
 
 102 K.NGLlSll BOOKS IN 
 
 Shepherd's. See Kalendar. 
 
 Sherrye. See Marcellus. 
 
 Sherwine. See White. 
 
 Sherwood (William). See Hobson. 
 
 Shield of our Safety. See Anderson. 
 
 Shute (John). See Viret. 
 
 *SiCK, A new book containing an Exhortation to the Sick, &c. 
 
 Wm. Copland, 15G1. l'2mo xxx. 9. 8. (7.) 
 
 Sidney (Sir Philip). Peplus. Illustrissirai Viri D. P. Sidnaei supre- 
 mis honoribus dicatus. 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1587. 4to. Herbert III. 140-2. Lambeth xxii. 6. 23. 
 
 Exequiae illustrissimi Equitis D. Ph. Sidnaei 
 
 gratissimse memorise ac nomini impensae. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1587. 4to. Herbert 111. 1402 xxii. C. 30. 
 
 See Nevillus. 
 
 Sinners Sleep. See Clapham. 
 
 Skeltonical Salutation (A). 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1589. 4to. Herbert 111. 1403 xxxi. 4. 6. (7.) 
 
 Slade (John) and John Bodye, two obstinate and notorious Trai- 
 tours, their executions and confessions. 
 
 Printer's name cut off. I suppose Ric. Jones. 1583. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 1044. 
 says, " the tract was suppressed, and the author punished." ... xxx. 8. 17. (14.) 
 
 Slander. A Plaine Description of the Auncient Petigree of Dame 
 Slaunder. 
 Jno. Harrison, 1573. 12mo. Herbert II. 1155 xxx. 8. 8. (2.) 
 
 * A compendious Treatise of. 
 
 Richard Lant, n. d. 12rao xxx. 9. 4. 
 
 Smith (I.) The Doctrine of Prayer in general for all men. 
 
 Adam Islip, 1.595. 4to. Herbert II. 1285 xxx. 7. 19. 
 
 ■ (Sir Thomas). De Republica Anglorura. 
 
 II. Middleton for G. Seton, 1.584. 4to. Herbert II. 1061, 1326 xxxi. 2. 29. 
 
 * • De Republica, &c. libri trcs, Joannis Buddeni 
 
 diligentia de sermone Anglicano in Latinum conversi. 
 
 Pro Officina Nortoniana, n. d. 8vo A. 4. 38. 
 
 the same xviii. 6. 14. 
 
 See Ireland.
 
 TirE r.AMHF/ril library. 103 
 
 Smyth (Richard). A brief Treatise setting forth divers truths, 
 
 Tho. Petit, 1547. sni. Jivo. Ileibeit I. .5.56 xxxiii. 8. 12. 
 
 A Defence of the Sacrifice of the Masse. 
 
 Wm. Middleton, 1.547. 8vo. Herbert I. 575. Lambeth xxxiii. 8. 13. 
 
 The Assertion and Defence of the Sacramente 
 
 of the Aulter. 
 
 Jno. Hcrford for R. Toye, 1546. sm. 8vo. Herbert L 578 xxxiii. 8. 11. 
 
 His Retractation at Pauls Cross, May 15, 
 
 1547. 
 
 Reynold Wolfe, n. d. 12mo xl. 4. 39, 
 
 ■ the same A. iv. 13. vol. 5. (6.) 
 
 A Boucher of the Catholic Faith. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, n. d. 12mo. Herbert H. 827. Lambeth .\xxiii. 8. 12. 
 
 The second part of the Buckler of the Catholic 
 
 Faith. 
 
 Rob. Caly, 1555. 12mo. Herbert H. 8.30. Lambeth xxxiii. 8. 12. (2.) 
 
 Smythe (Sir John). Certain Discourses concerning the Formes and 
 Effects of divers sorts of Weapons. 
 Richd. Jolmes, 15.90. 4to. Herbert H. 1047 xxxi. 1. 1.9. 
 
 Soldier of Barwick. See Gilby. 
 
 Some (Richard). A Sermon preached at St. Mary's, Cambridge, in 
 March, 1580. 
 H. Middleton for Geo. Bishop, 1580. sm. 8vo. Herbert H. 10.58. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 18. (9.) 
 
 (Robert). A Godly Treatise of the Church. 
 
 Tho. D.awson for Geo. Bishop, 1582. sm. 8vo. Herbert H. 1124,1148. 
 
 XXX. 9. 14. (4.) 
 
 A Godly and short Treatise of the Sacraments. 
 
 T. Dawson for Geo. Bishop, 1.582. sm. 8vo. Herb. H. 1122... xxx. 9. 14. (5.) 
 
 A Godlie Treatise containing and deciding some 
 
 questions touching the Ministerie, &c. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep'. 1588. 4to. Herbert H. 1084 xxx. 6. 12. 
 
 — the same xxx. 6. 13. 
 
 the same lix. 4. 19. 
 
 A Godlie Treatise wherein are examined and con- 
 
 futed many execrable fancies of Barrow, Greenwood, and 
 others. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^. 1589. 4to. Herbert H. 1085 xxx. 6. 1.5. 
 
 . the same L. 3. 47. (2.)
 
 104 ENGLISH BOOKS IX 
 
 Some (Robert) laid open in his colours ; wherein the reader may 
 see how wretchedly he hath handled the cause against M. 
 Penri. By I. G. 
 
 No place or printer, [1589.] sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1G86 xxix. 9. 9. 
 
 See Oppression. 
 
 Somerset (Protector). See Martyr, Patten. 
 SoMMERs (W.) See Barrel. 
 SoPHisTARUM. See Libellus. 
 
 SoPHRONisTES ; A Dialogue persuading the People to reverence and 
 attend the Ordinance of God, in the ministery of their own 
 Pastors. 
 Tho. Orwin for Tho. Man, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 1245 xxxi. 6. 20. (2.) 
 
 the same xxx. 4. 8. (3.) 
 
 Spain (King of) ; a Supplication to him by the Prince of Orange 
 and States of Holland, &c. ; translated by T. W. 
 H. Middleton, 1573. sni. 8vo. Herbert II. 105G xxx. 8. 4. (9.) 
 
 Certain Advertisements out of Ireland of the losses by the 
 
 Spaniards on the west coast of Ireland. 
 
 I. Vautrollier for R. Field, 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1075 xxxi. 4. (i. (11.) 
 
 the same xxxi. 2. 21. (2.) 
 
 (the King of) ; an Account of his receiving in Valliodolid 
 
 and in the Inglish college there. 
 
 No place or piiiitcr, 15.02. sui. 8vo. Herbert III. 1721 xxx. 8. 2. 
 
 * Ad Regem Hispanum. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 4to xxxi. 4. 6. (8.) 
 
 See Newes. 
 
 Spaniards. The Coppie of the Anti-Spaniard ; proving that the 
 Spanish King is the cause of the troubles in France. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1177 xxxi. 4. fi. (12.) 
 
 * A briefe Discourse dialoguewise contradicting the 
 
 reports which affirme the Spaniards intended invasion to be for 
 
 the re-establishment of the Romish Religion. 
 
 R'<. Field, 1590. 4to xxxi. 4. 6. (4.) 
 
 * A brief Discourse of their cruel dealings in the Duke- 
 domes of Gulick and Cleve. 
 
 Jno, Wolfe, 15.99. 4to xxxi. 1. .19. (.1)
 
 THK liAMlil-'/ril LIBRARY. 10.5 
 
 *Spaniards. a Proclamation of the Lords of the General States of 
 the United Provinces, whereby the Spaniards and all their 
 Goods are declared to be lawfuU prize. 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1,-).')!). +to xxxi. 4. 4. (.5.) 
 
 Spanish Lyes, A Pack of. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^ 1588. 4to. Herbert II. 1084 xxxi. 4. 6. (13.) 
 
 Spectacle (A) for a blind Papist. 
 
 Jno. Charlewood forEdwd. White, n. d. 12mo. Herb. II. 1103....xxviii. 9. IG. (7.) 
 
 Speculum Vite Christi. 
 
 Wm. Ca.vton, n. d. fol. Herbert I. 86 ii. 6. 3. f. 
 
 Christiani. 
 
 Wm. de Machlinia, n. d. 4to. Herbert I. 113 xxvii. 5. 2. 
 
 Spence (Paul). See Abbot. 
 Spies, (The xii.) See History. 
 
 *Spiritual Conflict (The), translated from the Italian. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo .xxxi. 9. 26. 
 
 Stafforde (Henry Lord) ; The true diiference between the Regal 
 Power and the Ecclesiastical, translated by him. 
 Wm. Copland, n. d. r2mo. Herbert I. 354 xxviii. 9. 18. 
 
 Stanley (Sir Wm.) See Allen. 
 
 Staphylus (Fredericus) ; His Apology on the right understanding 
 of Scripture, translated by Thomas Stapleton. 
 John Latins, Antwerp, 1565. 4to. Herbert III. 1609 xxix. 5. 13. 
 
 Stapleton (Thomas). A Fortresse of the Faith. 
 
 John Laet, Antwerp, 1565. 4to. Herbert III. 1612 xxix. 3. 25. 
 
 A Returne of Untruthes upon M. Jewelles 
 
 Reply. 
 
 Jno. Latius, Antwerp, 1566. 4lo. Herbert III. 1619 xxix. 5. 14. 
 
 A Counterblast to M. Homes vain blast 
 
 against M. Feckenham. 
 
 Jno. Fowler, Louvain, 1567. 4to, Herbert III. 1623 xxix. 5. 15. 
 
 See Bede, Bridges, Fulke, Staphylus, 
 
 Whitakerus. 
 *Star. A Letter sent by a Gentleman of England to his Friend, 
 relating to the miraculous Star now shining. 
 
 The. Marshe, 1573. 12mo xl. 4. 39. (4.) 
 
 ♦Statutes, from Henry 111. to 1. Henry VHL 
 
 No place or printer, 1577. fol xxiv. 5. 6. f. 
 
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 106 ENOLISTI BOOKS TN 
 
 Statutes xxi Hen. VIII. 
 
 No place, printtT. or (late. sm. iivo. Ileibeit I. .398 xvii. 9. 1 1. ("2.) 
 
 xxij Hen. VIII. 
 
 Rob. Redman, ii. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert 1. 40.') xvii. 9. 11. (,'?.) 
 
 xxiii Hen. VIII. 
 
 Rob. Redman, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert I. 3.98 xvii. 9. 1 1. (4.) 
 
 xxvj Hen. VIII. 
 
 Rob. Redman, n. d. sm. 8vo xvii. 9. 11. ((>.) 
 
 made in the Parliament begon at Westminster the 4 day 
 
 of November, i. Ed. VI. 
 
 In Jed. Ric. Graftoni, 1548. foj. Herbert I. 524 xxiv. 4. 22. f. 
 
 ii. & iii. Mary and Phihp. 
 
 Jno. Cawood, 1555. fol. Herbert U. 793 xxiv. 4. 22. f. 
 
 An. 1. Eliz. 
 
 R^. Jugge, 1559. fol. Herbert H. 718, not exactly xxiv. 4. 22. f. (3.) 
 
 Reginse Elizabethse. An Acte of two fifteenes, &c. 
 
 granted by the Temporaltie. 
 
 No place, printer, or date, fol xxiv. 4. 22. f. (4). 
 
 An. xxiii. Eliz. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1581. fol. Herbert U. 1081 x.xiv. 5. 10. f. 
 
 Anno xxvii. Eliz. 
 
 Cbr. Barker, 1.585. fol. Herbert H. 108.3 xxiv. 5. 10. f. (2.) 
 
 An. xxix. Eliz, 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^. 1.587. fol. Herbert H. 1084 xxiv. 5. 10. f. (3.) 
 
 An. xxxi. Eliz. 
 
 Chr. B.arker's Deps. 1589. fol. Herbert H. 108.5 xxiv. 5. 10. f. (4.) 
 
 An. XXXV. Reginae Elizabethse. 
 
 Cbr. Barker's Deps. 1593. fol. Herbert H. 1087 xxiv. 5. 10. f. (5.) 
 
 The whole volume of Statutes at large, to the xxix. Eliz. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1587. fol. Herbert H. 1084 xxiv. 5. 8. f. 
 
 The Abregement of the. 
 
 Rob«. Redman, ii. d. sm. 8vo xvii. 9. 11. (5.) 
 
 Stella (F. Diego de). The Contempt of the World. Translated 
 from the Italian. 
 No place or printer, 1584. 12mo. Herbert TH. Ifi64. liambeth xxxii. 9. 4. 
 
 Stocker (Thomas). See Diodorus, Viret.
 
 TIIK LAAIIiKTll LIBRARY. 107 
 
 Stock WOOD (John). A Sermon preached at Paul's Cross, Aug. 24, 
 
 1578. 
 
 Hy. Binncnian, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 982 xxvii. 8. 13. (9.) 
 
 the s;ime xxvii. 8. 16. 
 
 • • ■ A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross on the 
 
 10th of May last. 
 
 Tho. Dawson forGeo. Bishop, 1579. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1117.. ..xxvii. 8. 1.3. (8.) 
 the same xxvii. 8. l(i (2.) 
 
 • A Sermon on the Destruction of lerusalem. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1125 xxvii. 8. 13. (10.) 
 
 A Sermon of the Necessitie, Properties, and 
 
 Office of a good Magistrate. 
 
 J. C[harlwood] for Tho. Butter, 1584. sm. 8vo. See Herbert II. 1096. 
 
 .\.\vii. 8. 13. (11.) 
 
 See Beza, Catechism, Serranus. 
 
 Stoics, The Moral Philosophy of; written in French, and Englished 
 
 by T[homas] I[ames]. 
 
 T. Kingston for Tlio. Man, 1598. 12mo. Herbert II. 1293 x.xxi. 9. 1. 
 
 Stokesley (John) See Tunstall. 
 
 Story (Dr.) A Declaration of his Life and Death. 
 
 Tho. Cohvell, 1571. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 931 .\xx. 8. 17. (18.) 
 
 A Copy of a Letter lately sent by a Student in the 
 
 laws concerning him. 
 
 No place or printer, [1571.] 12mo. Herbert III. 1628 xxx. 8. 17. (17.) 
 
 See Cranmer. 
 
 Stoughton (Thomas). A generall Treatise against Poperie. 
 
 Jno. Legat, Cambridge, 1598. 8vo. Herbert III. 1427 xxix. 8. 12. 
 
 Stow (John). Annales of England. 
 
 R. Newbery, 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 915. qu xxxi. 3. 1. f. 
 
 A Summarie of the Chronicles of England. 
 
 Rd. Bradocke, 1598. 12mo. Herbert II. 1298 xxvii. 9. 21. 
 
 Stratioticos. See Digges. 
 
 Stubbe (Peter, a wicked sorceror) ; a true Discourse declaring his 
 damnable Life and Death. 
 Edwd. Venge, [1.5,90.] sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1222 xxix. 9. 28. (4.) 
 
 Stubbs (John). See Gaping. 
 
 (Philip). Two wonderful and rare Examples. 
 
 Wm. Wright, [1581.] 4to, Herbert III. 1345 xxxi. 4. 19.(8.) 
 
 p 2
 
 108 EXCLISir BOOKS I.\ 
 
 Stubbs (Philip). The second part of the Anatomie of Abuses. 
 
 Roger Ward for Wm. Wright, i:.83. sm. 8vo. Herb. 111. 134.5.. .xxix. 9. 7. (2.) 
 ■■ the same xxx. 8. 18. (3.) 
 
 Subscription, A Trial of. 
 
 No place or printer, 1599. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1737 xxix. 9. 9.(3.) 
 
 . the same A. 4. 13. g. (8.) 
 
 Sum of the Actes and Decrees made by divers Bishops of Rome. 
 
 Tho. Gybson, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 490 xxvii. 9. 12. (4.) 
 
 *SupPER of the Lord after the true meaning of the vi. of John, &c. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 8vo. See Herbert II. 762 xxvii. 9. 12. (14.) 
 
 Supplication (An humble) unto God for the restoring of bis Holy 
 Word, unto the Church of England. 
 Strasburgh, 1554. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1578 xxx. 8. 20. (7.) 
 
 (A) to Hen. VHI. 
 
 No printer or place, 1544. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. I55G xxvii. 9. 12. (12.) 
 
 • to the Queen's Majesty. 
 
 John Cawood's name falsely, [1555.] 8vo. Herbert 11. 793 xxx. 8. 20. (3.) 
 
 (An humble) to her Majesty. 
 
 No place or printer, 1595. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1727 xxxi. 9. 6. (3.) 
 
 the same A. 4. 13./. (2.) 
 
 Survey of the pretended Holy Discipline. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1181 xxx. 5. 11. (2.) 
 
 SuTCLiFFE (Matthew). A Treatise of Ecclesiastical Discipline. 
 
 Geo. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 916, 1151 xxix. 2. 6. 
 
 De Presbyterio. 
 
 Geo. Bishop and R. Newbery, 1591. 4to. Herbert II. 918 xxiv. 4. 4. 
 
 An Answer to a Libel put forth under the 
 
 name of A Petition directed to her Majesty. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep^ 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 1086 xxix. 2. 6. (2.) 
 
 De catholica, orthodoxa, et vera Christi 
 
 Ecclesia libri duo. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1.5,92. 4to xxiv. 4. 7. 
 
 The Practice Proceedings and Lawes of 
 
 Arms. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dep». 1593. 4to. Herbert II. 1087 xxix. 2. 11. 
 
 An Answer to a Letter published by Job 
 
 Throkmorton. 
 
 Chr. Barker's Dcp\ 1595. 4to. Herbert II. 1088 xxx. 6. 17. (2.)
 
 TlIK LAMBI<:T1I I.inKARY. 101) 
 
 SiTCLiFFE (Matthew). The Examination of M. Thomas Cartwright's 
 late Apologie. 
 
 Chr. Barker, Dcp*. 15%'. 4to. Herbert II, 1088 xxix. 2. 7. 
 
 * . De Pontifice Romano. 
 
 G. Bishop, R. Ncwbery, and R. Barker, 1599. 4to xxiv. 4. 1. 
 
 * adversus Bellarmini de Purgatorio Disputa- 
 
 tionem hber unus. 
 
 G. Bishop, R. Newhery, .ind R. Barker, 1599. 4to xxiv. 4. 2. (2.) 
 
 Sutton (Robert). See Weldon. 
 
 Swinburne (Henry). A brief Treatise on Testaments and last 
 
 Wills. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1590. 4to. Herbert II. 1229 xxxi. 5. 10. 
 
 T. (I.) See BuUinger. 
 
 T. (T.) See MarPrelate. 
 
 Tacitus. The end of Nero and beginning of Galba, and the life of 
 
 Agricola. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, for R''. Wright, 1.591. fol. Herbert III. 1404.. .xiv. 4. 9. f. 
 
 Taverner, the Summe or Pith of the 150 Psalms of Dauid reduced 
 to a form of prayers and meditations. 
 Jhon Byddell, 15,39. 12mo. Herbert I. 488 -xxviii. 8. 24. 
 
 Tayler (Francis). A Sermon on Rom. x. 18 — 21. 
 
 T. Dawson for T. Woodcock, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 1109...xxvii. 8. 13. (7.) 
 
 Tempkllus (G.) See Rami. 
 
 ♦Tenures, Six leaves on, without title, or colophon. 
 
 Uncut, folio Int. MSS. No. cclxx. 1. 
 
 *Termes of the Lawes, An Exposition of, &c. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, 1579. sm. Bvo xxxix. 4. 31. 
 
 Testimonib (A) of Antiquity, shewing the Auncient Faith in the 
 Church of England. 
 Jno. Day, [1567.] 12mo. Herbert H. 642 xxvii. 8. II. 
 
 Thomas (William). The Historie of Italic. 
 
 Tho. Berthelet, 1549. 4to. Herbert I. 452 xxxi. 4. 18, 
 
 * Principal Rules of the Italian Grammar. 
 
 Hy. Wykes, 1567. 4to xxiii. 6. 7. 
 
 Thorius (Joan.) See Phillip.
 
 no KNOr.ISH HOOKS IN 
 
 Throckmorton (Francis). A Discourse of the Treasons practised 
 and attempted by him. 
 No place or printer, 1584. 4to. Herbert III. 16'()5 xxxi. 6. "25. (6.) 
 
 See Sutcliffe. 
 
 TiMME (Thomas). A plaine Disco verie of Ten Enghsh Lepers very 
 
 noisome and hurtful to the Church and Commonwealth. 
 
 Peter Short, 1592. 4to. Herbert II. 1207. Maunsell xxx. 4. 8. (4.) 
 
 Tithes to be paid in London, The Decree for. 
 
 Tho. Eiist for Gab'. Cawood, 1580. sm. 8vo. Herb. III. 1328.... A. 4. 13. (2.) 
 
 *To all my faithful Brethren in Christe Jesus. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo xliv. 2. 33. (3.) 
 
 *ToKENS (XV.) preceding Domesday. 
 
 Wm. How for Wm. Pickering, n. d. 12nio xxviii. 8. 23. (13.) 
 
 ToLWYN. See Seton. 
 
 *ToMKYs (John). A Sermon preached at Shrewsbury on May 26, 
 1584. 
 
 R. Waldegrave, for Wm. Ponsonby, 1586. sm. 8vo .\xvii. 8. 12. (4.) 
 
 ToMSON (Laurence). See Fecknam. 
 
 (William). In Canticum Canticorum Explanatio. 
 
 Robt. Waldegrave, 1583. 12mo. Herbert II. 1141 i.x. 8. 25. (2.) 
 
 ToNSTAL (Cuthbert, Bp. of Durham). Sermon on Palm Sunday 
 before Henry VIIL 
 In ffid. Tho. Berthelet, 1539. Herbert I. 434 xl. 2. 27. 
 
 TooKERUS (Guilielmus). Charisma sive Donum Sanationis. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1597. 4to. Herbert II. 1232 xxiii. 6. 26. 
 
 Traheron (Bartholomew). An Answer made to a privie Papist. 
 
 No place or printer, 1558. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1597 x.xx. 8. 20. 
 
 the same xxx. 9. 4. 
 
 An Exposition of Rev. iv. 
 
 No place or printer, 1,588. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1596 x.xx. 8. 20. (2.) 
 
 the same xxx. 9. 4. (4.) 
 
 See Outis. 
 
 *Traitors. a Declaration of tlie favourable dealing of her Ma- 
 jesties Commissioners appointed for their Examination. 
 
 No place or printer, 1583. 4to xxxi. 4. 6. (2.) 
 
 A short Discourse concerning those executed 20 and 21 
 
 September, 1586. 
 
 Geo. Robinson for Ed. White, n. d. 4to. Herbert 11. 119,0, 1237. Lambeth. 
 
 xxxi. 2. 26. (7.)
 
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 Traitors. A short Ueclaration of the ende of Traytors. Wherem 
 are also briefly touched sundry offences of the Scotch 
 Queen. 
 
 Jno. Charlewood for T. Ciubbin and T. Ncwnian, 1587. 4to. Herbert IT. 10.09. 
 
 xxxi. 4. 6. (3.) 
 
 A briefe Treatise discoursing in substance the offences, 
 
 &c. of the 14 Traitors condemned Aug. 26, 1588. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe for Hy. Cur, lof)8. sm. 8vo. Herbert U. 1174 xxx. H. 17. (12.) 
 
 See Munday, Whetstone. 
 
 Travers (Walter). An Answer to a supplicatorie Epistle of G. T. 
 for the pretended Catholics. 
 
 Tobie Smith, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert H. 1.307 xxix. 9. 16. 
 
 ♦Treason pretended against the King of Scots by certaine Lords 
 and Gentlemen. 
 
 Tho, Nelson, 1585. sm. Bvo xxx. 8. 16. 
 
 the same xxx. 8. 3. 
 
 Treasons against Queen Elizabeth, A Treatise of. 
 
 No place or printer, 157'2. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 1630 xxx. 8. 16. (2.) 
 
 ♦Treatise (A) declaring how Christ by perverse preaching was 
 banished out of this realm. 
 
 Robt. Caly, 1554. 4to xxx. 4. 18. 
 
 (A brief) containing many proper tables and easy 
 
 rules. 
 
 Jno. Waley, [1573.] sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 733 -xxvi. 8. 12. 
 
 against the Defense of the Censure given upon the books 
 
 of W. Charke and Meredith Hanmer, &c. 
 
 Tho. Thomas, Cambridge, 1586. 8vo. Herbert III. 1416 xxix. 8. 13. 
 
 (A) Parsenetical : shewing the meanes to resist the Cas- 
 
 tilian King. By a Pilgrim Spaniard. Translated into French 
 by I. D. Dralymont, and now Englished. 
 
 Wm. Ponsonby, 1.598. 4to. Herbert II. 1276 xxxi. 2. 21. 
 
 (A). Dyuers Articles which have been a special cause of 
 
 the division that is betwyxt the spiritualtie and temporaltie in 
 this realme. 
 
 In a^d. Thomse Bertheleti, n. d. 12mo. Herbert I. 461. qy. . xxx. 9. 4. (11.) 
 
 (A) of the principles of Christ his doctrine ; and of the 
 
 principles of Antichristes doctrine. 
 
 Tho. Orwin for Tho. Man, n. d. 16mo. Herbert III. I.'5.32 xxviii. .0. 26. 
 
 (A) with a Kalendar and the proofs thereof. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. sm. 8vo A. 4. 13./". (4.)
 
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 Triades or Trinites of Rome. 
 
 Tho. Godfiay, n. d. 12ino. Herbert I. 324 xl. 4. UP. 
 
 Trigge (Francis). An Apologie, or Defence of our days wherein 
 they are proved to be more happy than those of our fore- 
 fathers. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1589. 4to. Herbert II. 117-5 xxxi. 2. 26. (3.) 
 
 * Noctes Sacrae, seu lucubrationes in primam 
 
 partem Apocalypseos. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1590. 4to xxi. 6. 28. 
 
 Triumph ALIA de Victoriis Elizabethse contra Classem Phihppi His- 
 paniarum regem. 
 No date, place, or printer. 4to. Herbert III. 1684 x.xxi. 4. 10. 
 
 TuNSTALL (Cuthbert) and John Stokesley, their Letter to Cardinal 
 
 Pole. 
 
 Reg<'. Wolfe, 1554. 12mo. Herbert I. 605 A. 4. 13. b (3.) 
 
 *TuRCOPAPisMo, De. 
 
 G. Bishop, R. Newbery, and R. Barker, 1599. See Herb. III. 1737 .xxiv. 4. 2. 
 
 Turks. See Newes, Prayer. 
 
 Turnbull (Richard). An Exposition upon the Epistle of St. 
 
 James. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1591. 8vo. Herbert II. 1229 xxix. 8. 20. 
 
 An Exposition upon the Epistle of St. Jude. 
 
 Jno. Windet, 1591. 8vo. Herbert II. 1229 x.xix. 8. 21. 
 
 Turner (William). A Preservative or Triacle against the Poison 
 of Pelagius. 
 And". Hester, 1551. 12mo. Herbert I. 568 xxx. 9. 4. (9.) 
 
 TwiNus (Johannes). De Rebus Albionicis, &c. Commentarius. 
 
 Edwd. Bollifant for R. AVatkins, 1590. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1027, 1216. 
 
 xviii. 6. 15. (3.) 
 
 TwTNE (Thomas). See Lhuyd. 
 
 Tye (Christopher). The Acts of the Apostles translated into Eng- 
 lish metre. 
 
 Nic. Hyll for Wm. Seres, 1553. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 690, 710. ..Int. MSS. 1160. 
 Tymme (Thomas). The figure of Antichriste with the tokens of the 
 End of the World. 
 
 Era'. Coldocke, 151)6. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 921 x.\x. 9. 12. 
 
 See Jerusalem, 
 
 Tyndale (WilHam). An Exposycyon on St. Matt, v, vi, vii. 
 
 No date or place Int. MSS.
 
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 Tyndale (William). See More. 
 Frith, and Barnes ; their whole Works. 
 
 John Day, 1.573. lol. Ilcihert I. 054. xiii. 4. 9. f. 
 
 Practyse of Prelates. 
 
 Marborch, l.WO. sm. !!vo. Herbert III. 1.538 xxvii. 9. 1-2. (,').) 
 
 Pistle to the Christen Reader. The Revelation of Anti- 
 Christ. Antitheses. 
 
 Hans Lut'l, Marlbomw, 1.5-29. sni. Dvo. Herbert HI. 1.538 x.xix. 8. l'^. 
 
 Ubaldino (Petruccio). A Discourse concerning the Spanish Fleet 
 invading England in 1588. 
 
 Arnd. Hatfield for A. Rithcr, 15.90. 4to. Herbert U. 1-212 xxxi. -2. 24. 
 
 Le Vite delle Donne lUustri. del Regno 
 
 D'Inghilterra, et del Regno di Scotia, &c. 
 
 .Ino. Wolfe, 1.591. 4to. Herbert H. 1178 xix. 4. 1. 
 
 Udall (John). Peters Fall; two Sermons. 
 
 Jno. Wiiulet and The. .ludson for Nirh*. Lvnc;, 1584. 12mo. Herbert H. 1-224. 
 
 xxvii. 8. 17. (;5.) 
 
 A Demonstration of the truth of that Discipline 
 
 which Christ hath prescribed. 
 
 No ])lare or printer, n. d. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1684 xxix. 9. 6. (2.) 
 
 the same xxix. 9. 2. 
 
 the same A. 4. 13. 
 
 Universities of Italy and France, their determinations respecting 
 Henry VIII. 's Divorce. 
 
 Th. Bcrthelet, 1.531. 8vo. Herbert I. 418 xiii. (J. 35. 
 
 the same xxxii. 9. 15. 
 
 Unwritten Verytes, Of. 
 
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 Urban US Regius. A lytle Treatise after the manner of an 
 Epystle. 
 
 Gwalter Lynnc, 1548. 12iiio. Herbert II. 753 xxxi. 9. 3. (9.) 
 
 Ursinus (Zacharias). The Sum of the Christian Religion, trans- 
 lated by Henry Parrie. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1.587. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1402 xxix. 8. '2. 
 
 Urso. See Baconis. 
 
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 Usurers, A General Discourse against. 
 
 Jno. Kingston for A. IVlaiuisi'll, 1578. 4t(>. Ilciln-rt II. 113.') xxx. 5. 9. 
 
 Varamundus (Ernestus). De Furoribus Gallicis, Narratio. 
 
 Ily. Binueman, 1573. 12mo. Herbert II. 972 xviii. 8. '22. (4) 
 
 *Vaughannus (Guilielmus). EPilTOOAirNlON Pium, contincns 
 Canticum Canticorum, &c. 
 Rich. Jolines, 1597. 12mo xiv. 7. 12. (7.) 
 
 *Vaux (Laurence). A Catechisme or Christian Doctrine necessary 
 for children and ignorant people. 
 
 No pl.ace or printer, 1590. I2mo. See HerluTt III. K.'S.i, l(i'44. ... xxxi. 9. 19. 
 
 Veron. See Zwinglius. 
 
 ViRET (Peter). The principal Points in Controversy concerning the 
 
 Holy Supper; translated by J[ohn] S[hutp]. 
 
 Chr. Barker, 1,'")79. sni. !Wo. Herbert II. 1080 xxx. 9. 14. (.1) 
 
 A faithful and familiar Exposition of the Lords 
 
 Prayer, translated by John Brooke. 
 
 H. Middlrton for R. Sergier, 1582. 4to. Herbert II. 10(50 xxx. 4. .■}. 
 
 The World possessed with Devils, in two parts. 
 
 Translated from the French by T[homas] S[tocker]. 
 
 Tho. Dawson, for .Ino. Perin, 1.583. 8vo. Herbert II. 1124 xxix. 9. ^^. 
 
 An Epistle to the Faithful. Englished by F. H, 
 
 Esquire. 
 
 [Tbo. Dawson] for Tobie Smith, 1582. sin. 8vo. Herbert II. 112.'?. 
 
 x.wiii. 9. 1(1. (9.) 
 
 The first part of the Christian Instruction ; trans- 
 
 lated by John Shute. 
 
 Jno. Day, n. d. 4to. Herbert I. <)40 xxx. 4. 4. 
 
 Virgil. See Grimbaldus. 
 Vita Christi. 
 
 Wynkyn de "Worde, 1525. 4to. Herbert I. 168 xxviii. 1. 3. 
 
 Vitas Patrum. 
 
 Wynkyn de Worde, 1495. fol. Herbert I. 123 i. G. 20. 
 
 *VoLusiANi (D.) Epistolaj duse ad Nicholaum Papam L 
 
 Ily. Binueman, 15(i9. 12nio xv. 9. lO". (9.) 
 
 Vowel. See Holinshed. 
 
 VoYAGK, Description of a, made by certain ships of Holland into 
 
 the East Indies. Translated out of Dutch by W. P. 
 
 .Imo. Wolfe, 1598. 4to. HerUit II. 1183 xxxi. 1.7.
 
 Tin; i,AMiM;Tir i.imuarv. 11.5 
 
 W. (G.) See Traitors. 
 
 W. (H.) See France, Holland, Low Countries. 
 W. S. — Marie Magdalens Funerall Teares. 
 
 A. I[effes] for G. C[awood,] 15.94. sm. 8vo. Herbert III. 132«. ... .\xviii. !!. 25. 
 
 *\V. (T.) A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, December 9, 
 1576. 
 
 F. Coldock, 1578. 12mo .\xvii. 8. 17. 
 
 * A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, Nov. 3, 1577. 
 
 Vr. Coklock, 1578. r2mo .x.wii. 8. 17. (2.) 
 
 A Form of Preparation to the Lord's Supper. 
 
 R. Waldegrave for Wm. Bourne, n. d. 12mo xxviii. 9. lO". (4.) 
 
 — See Alba, Calvin, Spain, Loque. 
 
 Wagenar (Luke). The Mariners Mirrour : fitted with necessary 
 additions for the use of Englishmen, by Anthony Ashley. 
 No place or printer, [1583.] fol. Herbert III. 1G81 xv. 3. 3. fol. 
 
 M'^AKFELDus (Rob.) Oratio de Laudibus Linguarum Arabicse 
 Chaldaicfe et Hebraicse. 
 
 Wynkyn dc Wordc, n. d. 4to. Herbert I. 226 xxiii. 2. 19. (2.) 
 
 * . Syntagma de Hebrseorum codicum Incor- 
 
 ruptione. 
 
 Wjiikvii de Wordc, n. d. 4to xxiii. 2. 19. 
 
 Wales. A Treatise containing the sequity of a Supplication to be 
 exhibited to her Majesty and the Parliament, for preaching the 
 Gospel in Wales. 
 
 Jos. Barnes, Oxford, 1587. sm. 8vo. Herbert HI. 1403 xxix. 9. 13. 
 
 ■ the same D. 9. 3. 
 
 See Penri. 
 
 Walsal (John). A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross, October 5, 
 1578. 
 
 Hy. Middletou for Geo. Bishop, n. d. sin. 8vo. Herb. II. 1147. ... xxvii. 8. 13. 
 the same xxvii. 8. 16. (3.) 
 
 Walsingham (Thomas). Ypodigma Neustriae. 
 
 John D.iy, 1574. fol. Herbert I. 658 xxii. 2. 15. f. 
 
 Historia brevis. 
 
 Hy. Binneinan, 1574. fol. Herbert II. 974 xxii. 2. 1,5. f. 
 
 Warham (Abp.) See Indulgence. 
 
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 Waterhouse (Agnes). The Examination and Confession of certain 
 Witches at Chelmsford, July 26, 1566. 
 
 Wm. Powell for Wm. Pickeriiige, 1566. sni. iivo. Herbert III. 1316. 
 
 XXX. 8. 11. (3.) 
 
 The Second Examination with the Questions 
 
 and Answers of Agnes Browne, the 27th July, 1566. 
 
 As the prccediiiir xxx. 8. 11. (4.) 
 
 The End and last Confession of Mother 
 
 Waterhouse, which was at her death the 29th July 1566. 
 
 As the two preceding; but not in Herbert xxx. 8, 11. (5.) 
 
 Watson (Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln). Two notable Sermons made 
 before the Queen on the 3rd and 5th Fridayes in Lent last 
 past. 
 
 Jno. Cawood, 1554. 12mo. Herbert II. 791 xxxi. 9. 17. 
 
 Holsome and Catholyke Doctrine concerning 
 
 the Seaven Sacraments. 
 
 Rob. Calcy, 15,58. 4to. Herbert II. 831 xxviii. 1. 4. 
 
 See Crowley. 
 
 * 1595. A new Almanac by Robert Watson. 
 
 Rd. Watkins and Jas. Roberts, 1595. 8vo x.^cvi. 8. 14. (5.) 
 
 Webley (Thomas). See Awfield. 
 
 Weldon (John), William Hartley, and Robert Sutton ; a true 
 report of their execution for High Treason, Oct. 5, 1558. 
 RJ. Jones, 15!i8. 4to. Herbert II. 1046 xxxi. 6. 25. (9.) 
 
 Wenefryde (St.), Life of. 
 
 AVni. Caxton, n. d. fol. Herbert I. 06 MS. tccvi. 188. 
 
 Westhawe. 1595. An Almanack by Robert Westhawe. 
 
 R'i. Watkins and Ja^. Roberts, 1595. 8vo. Herbert II. 1028. ... xxvi. 8. 14. (6.) 
 
 Whetstone (George). The Censure of a loyal subject on the 
 Speech and Behaviour of xiv notable Traitors at their Execu- 
 tions by G. W. 
 
 R'l. Jones, 1587. 4to. Herbert II. 1046 xxxi. C. 25. (10.) 
 
 Whip for an Ape. See MarPrelate. 
 
 Whitakerus (Guilielmus). Responsionis ad decem illas rationes 
 quibus fretus Edmundus Campianus, &c. Defensio, &c. 
 
 H. Middleton for Tho. Chard, 1583. 8vo. Herbert H. 1061 xv. 1. 4.
 
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 Whitakehus (Guilielmus). Ad Nicholai Sanderi Demonstrationes 
 quadraginta, Responsio. 
 
 Tho. Vautrollier for T. Chard, 1583. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1073 xv. 1. (i. 
 
 Disputatio de Sacra Scriptura. 
 
 Tho. Thomas, Cambrid;,'e, 1588. 4to. Herbert HI. 1418 xxiv. 3. 8. 
 
 Adversus T. Stapletoni Defensionera 
 
 ecclesiasticse authoritatis Duplicatio. 
 
 Jno. Lcgatt, Cambridge, 1594. fol xxxiii. 4. 1. f. 
 
 Prselectiones. 
 
 *_ 
 
 Jno. Legat, Cambridge, 15.9!). 4to. Herbert HI. 1427 xxiv. 3. 10. 
 
 See Hornius, (which should be Homus,) Jewel, 
 
 Rainolds. 
 White (Joannes). Diacosiomartyrion. 
 
 Rob. Caly, 1553. 8vo. Herbert II. 828 xxii. 5. 30. 
 
 (P[eter]). A Sermon against Idolatry preached at Eaton 
 
 Socon, January 15, 1581. 
 
 Fr. Coldock, 1581. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 921 xxvii. 8. 13. (6.) 
 
 An Answer unto certain crabbed Questions pre- 
 tending a Real Presence, &c. Together with a Discoverie of 
 the Jesuitical Opinion of Justification uttered by Sherwine at 
 his execution. 
 John Wolfe and Ur. Kirkham, 1582. 12mo. Herb. II. 1171... xxx. 8. 15. (3.) 
 
 Whitgift (John, Abp. of Canterbury). An Answer to the "Ad- 
 monition to the Parliament." 
 
 Hy. Binneman, for Humfry Toy, 1572. 4to. Herbert II. 934 xxx. 5. 12. 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Queen at Green- 
 wich, March 26, 1574. 
 
 Hy. Binneman for Humfry Toy, 1574. sm. 8vo. Herb. II. 974. ... xxvii. 8. 15. 
 
 The Defence of the Answer to the Admonition 
 
 against the Replie of T. C. 
 
 Hy. BinneuKUi for Humfry Toy, 1574. fol. Herbert II. 935 xii. 4. 13. f. 
 
 An Examination of his Censures contained in 
 
 two Tables set before his Defence, &c. 
 
 No place or printer, sm. 8vo. 1575. Herbert HI. 1644 xxvii. 9. 13. (5.) 
 
 See C. (T.), Cartwright, Defence. 
 
 Whitney (Geffrey). A Choice of Emblemes and other Devises. 
 
 Fra'. Rapbelengiiis in the house of Chris. Plantyn, Leyden, 1586. 4to. Herbert 
 III. 1675 xxxi. 2. 5. 
 
 Whittingham. See Goodman.
 
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 Rob'. Rcdinan, 1532. 4to. Herbert I. 390 x.wiii. 1. (J. 
 
 WiCKLiFFE (John) ; A true copy of a Prolog written by him, 
 called also a Pathway to Perfect Knowledge. 
 
 Rob'. Ciowley, 1,5.50. sm. fivo. Herbert U. 7')0 xli. 10. 1. 
 
 WiCKLiFFES Wicket, overseene by Miles Coverdale. 
 
 No place, printer, or date. 12mo. Herbert HI. 1564 Int. MSS. 1065. 
 
 WiLcocKS or Wilcox. See Proverbs, Psalms. 
 
 Williams (John). See Kaconus. 
 
 (Sir Roger). A briefe Discourse of War. 
 
 Tho. Orwin, 1590. Herbert H. 1-245 xwi. 1. 37. (3.) 
 
 • See Newes. 
 
 Wilson (Thomas). A Discourse upon Usury. 
 
 R''. Tottell, 1572. 12mo. Herbert H. 819 .\.\ix. 9. 31. 
 
 Wimbledon (R.) A Sermon preached at Pauls Cross on Quinqua- 
 gesima Sunday, 1388. 
 Juo. Cbarlvvood, 1584. sm. 8vo. Herbert II. 1098 .\.\vii. 8. 18. 
 
 WiRTzuNG (Christopher). Praxis Medicinse universalis. Trans- 
 lated, corrected, and augmented by Jacob Mosan. 
 
 Edm. Bollifant, 1598. fol. Herbert II. 1217 xiv. 4. 15. f. 
 
 Witchcraft. See B. (G.) 
 
 *WiTCHES. The Apprehension and Confession of three notorious 
 Witches executed at Chelmsford July 5, 1589. 
 EdvVi. Allde, 1589. 4to xx.\i. 4. 22. (3.) 
 
 See Waterhouse. 
 
 Wither (George). A View of the Marginal Notes of the Rhemish 
 Testament. 
 
 Edm. Bollifant for T. Woodcocke, n. d. 4to. Herb. II. 1109, 121G...xxix. 2. 18. 
 
 Withers (Fabyan). See Pole. 
 
 *WooD (Johannes). Practicse Mediciuce liber, vocatus Amalgama. 
 Humphrey Hooper, 15.')(). 4to .\.\iii. G. 34. 
 
 Wright (Catharine). See Darrel. 
 
 (Leonard). The Hunting of Antichrist. 
 
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 Wright (Leonard). A Summons for Sleepers. 
 
 N.> ])l:icc 01- i.riiitcr, l.")}i,'l. 4to. Herbert III. Ki)!? .\xx. (>. 2'.',. (.•").) 
 
 tlie same .\xix. 3. 16. (4.) 
 
 ■ A Friendly Admonition to Martin Mar- 
 Prelate. 
 
 Juo. Wolfe, lo90. 4to. Herbert II. 1176 xxx. 6. •_';!. (.1) 
 
 The Pilgrimage to Paradise. 
 
 Jno. Wolfe, 1591. 4to. Herbeit II. 117« x.vx. 4. 10. (2.) 
 
 the same xxix. .'?. 16. (.'5.) 
 
 Wyatt. See Proctor. 
 
 *Wyll of the Devil and last Testament. 
 
 Humfrey Powell, n. (1. ]2mo xxx. .9. 8. 
 
 *Year books. De Termino Hillarii an. xvii. Edward III. 
 
 RJ. Tottell, n. d. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii an. xviii. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, n. (1. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. (2.) 
 
 * xxi. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, 1584. fol xxiv. 4. ,"5. f. (?,.) 
 
 * • De Termino Hillarii xxii. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottel, 1585. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. (4.) 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii xxv. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottel, 1585. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f (5.) 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii xxix. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottel, 1585. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. (6.) 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii, xxx. Edward II I. 
 
 Rd. Tottel, 1585. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. (7.) 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii, xxxviii. Edward HI. 
 
 Rd. Tottel. 1585. fol xxiv. 4. 3. f. (8.) 
 
 * De Termino Hillarii xxxix. Edward III. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, 1.585. fol xxiv. 4.3. f (9.) 
 
 * An. 5. Edward IV. 
 
 Rd. Tottell, 1587. fol xxiv. 4. 7. f. 
 
 * Anni decern priores Edwardi HI. 
 
 Jane Yetsweirt, 1596. fol xxiv. 4. 2. f. 
 
 * De Termino Michaelis xi. Hen. IV. — De Term. 
 
 Mich. vi. Ed. IV.— An. i. Ric. HI,— An. i. Ed. V. 
 
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 Young (Bishop). See Sermon. 
 Youth, Thenterlude of. 
 
 Four loaves of an edition wliicli I have not found described. 
 
 Sec List, Frag. p. m). 
 
 Zealand. See Letters, Orange. 
 
 ZwiNGLius (Huldrich). A short Pathway to the right Understand- 
 ing of the Scriptures. Transhited by John Veron. 
 John Oswin, Worcester, 1550. sni. «vo. Herbert III. 1460 xli. 10. 1. (2.) 
 
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