Sales catalogue 580: Maggs Bros

Date:
1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/124
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 580: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ADDENDA. [565] [BRAITHWAITE (Richard)]. Canrersurres Dreamz: in which the Apparition of Cardinall Wolsey did present himselfe unto him on the fourtenth of May last past: It being the third night after my Lord of Stafford had taken his farewell to the World. Wzth large woodcut on utle representing Cardinal Wolsey appearing to Laud. First Epirion. 8 pp., small 4to. Unbound. Printed in the Year 1641. 4&5 53 Listed as by Richard Braithwaite in the Wrenn Library Catalogue, Vol. J, p. 97. Edited by Doayieiwy ise: [566] [BROME (William)]. A Lerrer From a Lavy to Her Huspanp Asroap. First Epirion. 18 pp., folio. Unbound. London, J]. Roberts, 1728. f 225 With the half title. Listed as by Wm. Brome in the Wrenn Library Catalogue, Vol. I, p. 110. GeorcE DaniEL’s Copy witH OricinaL Manuscript VERSEs. {567]| BROWNE (Sir Thomas). Pszupopoxia Eprpemica: or, Enquiries into very many received Tenents, and commonly presumed Truths. First Epirion. Folio. Old calf (rebacked). London, T. H. for Edward Dod, 1646. #21 Formerly belonging to George Daniel (1616-1657), the Cavelier poet, with his signature repeated nine times throughout the volume, the first dated 1646. There are numerous marginal notes in his handwriting throughout. Inserted between the License Leaf and the title is an original poem by Daniel, also in his autograph, extending to 22 lines, entitled ‘‘ To the Reader of these following Enquiries; “ Pseudodoxia Epidemica,” dated Decemb. 11th, 1648, and signed ““* * * * * E; * * * * * T:” above a small coat-of-arms. The poem commences :— “If to delight, & profit, be of praise; Admire this Author; who hath many waies Oblig’d the world, in either; would you see Error unvail’d, by a strict scrutinie? Would you know probably, the Causes hid Of manie things in nature; such as (bred Upon the pillow of Coniecture) were Strangelie imposed, by inquisition clear.” Etc. [568] [CAREY (Henry)]. Or Acrive anp Rerirep Lis, an Epistle. First Eprition. Folio. Half morocco. London, T. Cooper, 1735. £2 2s Listed as by Henry Carey in the Wrenn Library Cat., Vol. I, p. 167. [569] ———— Tue JupemeENt oF THE Muse: or, Advice to the People. A Poem. Occasioned by some late Writings. First Eprrion. 8 pp., folio. Unbound. London, T. Cooper, 1742. oy Tae Listed as by Henry Carey in the Wrenn Library Cat., Vol. I, p. 170. [570] ———— An Ope ro Manxinp: Address’d to the Prince of Wales. First Epirion. 16 pp., folio. Unbound. London, R. Dodsley, 1741. £2 2s Listed as by Hy. Carey in the Wrenn Library Catalogue. [ 106 |
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