Third and final series of bibliographical collections and notes on early English literature : 1474-1700 / W. Carew Hazlitt.
- William Carew Hazlitt
- Date:
- 1887
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Third and final series of bibliographical collections and notes on early English literature : 1474-1700 / W. Carew Hazlitt. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![_deOlarissimis cujusque SeculiScriptoribus judicia traduntur. . . Omnia in Studios- orum gratiam collegit, . Thomas- Pope Blount, Anglo - Britannus Baron - ettus. Cum Iudice locupletissimo. Lon- dini, Impensis Richardi Chiswel, ... mpcxc. Folio, A—5 C in fours, includ- ing a half-title with the Jmprimatur. Sir Tho. Pope Blount’s Essays on Several Subjects. . . . The Third Impression, with very Large Additions. Besides a New Essay of Religion .. London, Printed for Richard Bently, ... MDCXCVII. 8°, A, 4 leaves; B—S in eights, BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. The Decameron .. . Tue last Fiue Dayes. London, Printed by Isaac Iaggard. 1620. Folio. Title, 1 leaf: {—3 7 2 in fours: B—Zz in fours: 3 A, 6. With the title engraved and cuts. BOCCALINI, TRAJANO, of Rome. The New-found Politicke. Disclosing the Secret Natvres and dispositions as well of priuate persons as of Statesmen and Courtiers . . . translated into English for the benefit of this Kingdome. London, Printed for Francis Williams, neere the Royall Exchange. 1626, 4°, A—Ii 2 in fours, Ii 2 blank, besides the title and an interesting dedication by [Sir] William Vaughan, the translator, to James L., in which he mentions Florio. BODENHAM, JOHN, [ann LING, NICHOLAS ?}. Politeuphuia. Wits Common wealth. Si tibi dificilis formam natura negauit, - Ingenio forme damna repende tuce. At London, Printed by I. R. for Nicholas Ling, ... 1597. 8° A,4 leaves: B— Mm 4ineights. 3B. 1. Dedicated, by Ling to Master J[ohn] Blodenham], who, it appears, began the work long since, and left it to be completed either by Ling or by some one else, BOECE, HECTOR. Scotorvm Historiz a prima gentis origine, cum aliarum & rerum & gentium illus- tratione non vulgari: premissa epistola niicupatoria, tabellisque amplissimis, & non peenitenda Isagoge que ab huius tergo explicabuntur diffusius. Quze om- nia impressa quidem sunt lodoci Badii Ascensii typis & opera: impensis autem Nobilis & preedocti viri Hectoris Boethii ‘Deidonani : a quo sunt & condita & edita. [1527.) Polie? 6, 265° 6, 63°18; 0,8 t, 10; AA—CC 6 in eights: a—z in eights: A—Z in eights. Dedicated to James V. from Aberdeen, April 1, 1526. ‘Heir beginnis the hystory and croniklis of Scotland. [Col.] Heir endis the hys- tory and Croniklis of Scotland, with the Cosmography & dyscription thairof. Com- pilit be the noble clerk maister Hec- tor Boece channon of Aberdene. 'Trans- latit laitly in our vulgar and commeon langage, be maister Johne Bellenden Archedene of Murray. And Imprentit in Edinburgh, be me Thomas Dauidson, prenter to the kyngis nobyll grace .°. Cym Privilegio. Folio, A—E in sixes, A ii apparently misprinted Ai: E (re- peated for F), 6 leaves: A—Yy in sixes and fours: Zz, 6 leaves: then two sheets of six and eight, the last page occupied by a cut of the Crucifixion. In two columns, On the back of the title occurs “The excusation of the prentar” in 5 7-line stanzas, and after the Contents comes “The proheme of the Cosmographe” in 9-line stanzas, which fills seven pages. Hamilton Sale, May 1884, No. 301, a copy on vellum, said to have been the one dedi- cated and presented to James V., with J. R. on the top of the title, supposed to be in the King’s autograph. The book was in the old oak boards covered with calf, and richly tooled, and bore on the obverse of the cover Iacobvs Quintvs, and on the reverse Rex Scotorvm. Other copies on vellum are in Edinburgh University Library and at Ham House, BOETHIUS. Boetivs DeConsolatione philosophiz. The boke of Boecius, called the comforte of philosophye, or wysedome, moche neces- sary for all men to reade and know,.. . Translated out of latin into the Englishe tounge by George Coluile, alias Coldewel to thintent that such as be ignorant in’ the Latin tounge, and can rede Englysshe, maye vnderstande the same, Anno, M. .D. LUI, [Col.] Imprynted at London in Paules churche yarde at the sygne of the holy Ghost, by Jhon Cawoode, Prynter to the kynge and Queenes Maiesties . . . 4°, A—Ff in fours, Ff 4 blank. Dedi- cated to the Queen. With the Latin in the margin. BOHEMIA. Bohemie Regnum Electiuum. Thatis, A Plaine and Trve Relation of the proceed- ing of the States of Bohemia, from the first foundation of that Prouince, by Free Election of Princes and Kings ynto Fer- dinand the eighteenth King of the House of Austria, .... mMpDCxx, 4°, A—B in fours. The History of the Bohemian Persecu- tion, From the beginning of their conver-](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b33778942_0026.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
