1483 Replication (a Briefe) upon the Speciall Passages in Sir Francis
Wortley's Book, which he dedicates to Fame and Truth,
York, Stephen Bulkley, 4to, 1642

in verse

1484 Reynolds (—) Death's Vision represented in Philosophical

Poem

4to, 1709

1485 Reynolds (Sir Joshua) a Catalogue of Portraits, &c. engraved
from his Pictures

4to, 1794

Lelly

hope

бпогре

Lilly

1486 Rhodes (John) An Answere to a Romish Rime lately printed,
wherein are contayned Catholike Questions to the Protestant Hope
calf, gilt leaves
Simon Stafford, 4to, 1602
*** A very fine copy of this rare poetical volume.
1487 Rhodes (John)?--The Spy, discovering the Danger of Arminian
Heresie and Spanish Trecherie, written by J. R. in verse,
no frontispiece
russia, gilt leaves

Printed at Strasburgh, 4to, 1628

1488 Rhymes without Reason, with Reasons for Rhyming, front.

boards

4to, 1823

Lilly

Elkins

1489 Richards (Nathaniel) Poems, Sacred and Satyricall, portrait Brony

old red morocco, richly tooled

T. Paine, 8vo, 1641

1490 Richardson (W.) Catalogue of Rare English Portraits, &c.,

with prices

half bound

8vo, 1815

1491 Rigbie's (Joseph) Ingenious Poem, called the Drunkard's Pro-
spective, or Burning-Glasse, a poem of great rarity
calf, Sir M. Sykes copy

8vo, 1656

Lilly

Do

1492 Ripley (George) The Compovnd of Alchymy, or the Ancient Rudd
hidden Art of Alchemie, Diuided into twelue Gates (Poems,
in seven line stanzas)

russia

1493 Ritson (Joseph) A Select Collection of English Songs, vig

nettes, 3 vol.

russia, marbled leaves

1494 Ritson (Joseph) Ancient Songs, from the time of King Henry

the Third, to the Revolution

russia, marbled leaves

8vo, 1790

1 14

1495 Ritson (Joseph) The English Anthology, 3 vol.

Drvenport,

red morocco, gilt leaves

8vo, 1793

10

1496 Ritson (Joseph) Bibliographia Poetica

brown calf

Parnassus

boards

russia, marbled leaves

151497 Ritson (Joseph) Ancient Engleish Metrical Romanceës, 3 vol.

russia, marbled leaves

1498 Ritson (Joseph) Northern Garlands

1499 Ritson (Joseph) Gammer Gurton's Garland, or the Nursery

1500 Ritson (Joseph) Catalogue of his Curious Library and Manu- Rodel
scripts, scarce, with autograph, and prices and names
half bound, leaves uncut

8vo, 1803

8vo, 1802

Young

Do

8vo, 1802

8vo, 1810

8vo, 1810

14. 1501 Roberte the Deuyll, a Metrical Romance, from an Ancient Wilk, Illuminated Manuscript, plates 8vo, 1798 1502 Roberts (Dr.) Judah Restored, a Poem, 2 vol. in 1, 8vo, 1774 Elkins 1503 Robin Hood's Garland, adorned with Twenty-seven neat and curious cuts, proper to the subject of each Song

L. How, 8vo. n. d. 1504 Robin Hood, a Collection of all the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, now extant, relative to that celebrated English Outlaw

calf, marbled leaves

8vo, 1820 1505 Rochester (Earl of) Poems on several Occasions, portrait printed at Antwerpen, 8vo, n. d. 1506 Rochon (Abbé) a Voyage to Madagascar and the East Indies, translated from the French by Joseph Trapp, map

Salt

8vo, 1793

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1507 Rocoles (J. B. de) The Lives and Actions of several Notorious
Counterfeits

8vo, 1686

1508 Rodd (Thomas) Ancient Ballads, from the Civil Wars of
Granada, and the Twelve Peers of France 8vo, 1803
1509 Rodd (Thomas). History of Charles the Great and Orlando,
with the most celebrated ancient Spanish Ballads relating
to the Twelve Peers of France, mentioned in Don Quixote,
by Thomas Rodd, 2 vol.

8vo, 1812

1510 Rogers (Charles) Catalogue of his Prints and Drawings, both race
parts, in 1 vol.

1511 Rogers (Revd. Samuel) Poems on Various Occasions, consist-
ing of Original Pieces and Translations from the Latin
Classics, portrait, 2 vol.

1512 Rogers (Samuel) Poems, vignettes by Stothard
brown morocco, gilt leaves

8vo, 1814

8vo, 1799

Lilly

Bath, 8vo, 1782

Elkiis

Arong

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1513 ROLLE (RICHARD) HERMYTE OF HAMPULL IN HIS CON-
TEMPLACYONS OF THE DREDE AND LOVE OF GOD, with
other dyverse tytles as it sheweth in his table, black letter,
blue morocco, gilt leaves, fine copy

empryned at London, in Flete-strete, in the sign of the Son,
by me Wynkyn de Worde, 4to, n. d.
1514 Romances (a Collection of Penny Popular), published at
Coventry and Birmingham, woodcuts, in 2 vol.

half russia

Singer, portrait

8vo

1515 Roper's (William) Life of Sir Thomas More, edited by S. W. Davenport,

half morocco, gilt top edges

Chiswick, 8vo, 1822

1516 Roscommon. Horace's Art of Poetry, made English by the

Earl of Roscommon

Lilly

4to, 1684 Roder 1517 Rose (W.) The History of Joseph, a Poem, plates, 8vo, 1712 1518 Ross (Alexander) Mel Heliconium, or Poeticall Honey Bolm gathered out of the weeds of Parnassus, portrait by Lom

bard added

red morocco, gilt leaves

L. N. and J. F., for William Leak, 8vo, 1646

Bohn

1519 Rowlands (Samuel) A Sacred Memoire of the Miracles wrought
by our Lord and Sauiour Jesus Christ
green morocco, gilt leaves

Bernard Alsop, 4to, 1618
This very rare poem
is illustrated with some wood engravings,
representing the miracles of our Saviour.

1520 Rowland (A) for an Oliver, or a Sharp Rebuke to a sawcy
Levite

4to, 1699

1521 Rowley (Thomas): Poems, supposed to have been written at
Bristol, by Thomas Rowley and others, in the Fifteenth
Century, additional plates inserted

red morocco, gilt leaves

Rodd

Elkins

Prong Thorpe

8vo, 1812

Rode

8vo, 1777

1522 Roxburgh (Duke of) Catalogue of his Library, LARGE PAPER,
with prices and names, as also the printed list of prices,
and with the addition of the suppressed preface and port.
half russia

1523 ROY (WILLIAM)

Rede me and be not wrothe

For I say no thynge but trothe

I will ascende makynge my state so hye,
That my pompous honoure shall never dye.
O caytyfe, when thou thinkest least of all,
With confusion thou shalt have a fall.

FIRST EDITION, a beautiful copy, in green morocco, gilt leaves

8vo

*** Of this well-known satire on Cardinal Wolsey and the Romish
Priesthood, there were two editions; the first, the present,
believed to have been printed at Worms, about the year 1526,
was, as we are informed by the author, in the preface to the
second edition," printed in the Cardinall's tyme," to whom
it is dedicated.

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Go forthe lytell treatous nothynge afraide
To the Cardinal of Yorke dedicate."

The second edition was printed at Wesell, in 1546, and in the
stanzas from "The Author," preceding the poem, being " a
briefe Dialoge between two prestes servaunts, named Watkyn
and Jeffraye," the second line of the first, as given above, is
thus altered:

"To the Bysshoppes of Englade dedicate."

The last line of each of those stanzas is also thus altered:

"To open their iniquitie to euery kingdome."

It being in the first edition

"Ut inveniatur iniquitas eius ad odium."

The only difference in the contents of the two editions is, the
omission, in the second edition, of forty-six lines (commence-
ing on C vi), which refer to the divorce of Henry VIII and

Catherine of Arragon, and wherein the Princess Mary is also
mentioned. Also, that throughout the dialogue the allusion to
the Cardinal is omitted, the matter being altered as referring
to the Bishops, but without in any way moderating the bitter-
ness of the satire. The following passable relation to the
Princess Mary was omitted in the subsequent edition.
Jef." Ye a Princes, whom to descryve

1524 Royal (The) Voyage, or the Irish Expedition, a Tragicomedy Rodd

4to, 1690

1525 Rump (The): Ratts Rhimed to Death, or the Rump-Parlia-
ment Hang'd up in the Shambles

blue morocco, gilt leaves

** A scarce collection of satirical songs.

Do

8vo, 1660

1526 Rump; or an Exact Collection of the choycest Poems and Smith Songs relating to the late Times, by the most Eminent

Wits, from anno 1639 to anno 1661

green morocco, gilt leaves

Henry Browne, 8vo, 1662

*** A remarkably fine copy, with a brilliant impression of the

frontispiece.

1527 Rump Songs:-A Collection of Loyal Songs, written against Rodd

the Rump Parliament, between the years 1639 and 1661,
2 vol.

calf, gilt leaves

8vo, 1731

Lilly

1528 Rupert's (Observations upon Prince) White Dogge called Boye,
carefully taken by T. B., rare

4to, 1642

1529 Rupert (Prince) An exact Description of Prince Ruperts
malignant She-Monkey, a great Delinquent, with song at
the end and woodcut on the title E. Johnson, 4to, 1643

Do

7.1530 Rupert (Prince) An exact Relation of the several Engage-horpe
ments and Actions of his Majesties Fleet under Prince
Rupert, whose portrait is inserted

4to, 1673

$223.0.6

1531 RUSDEN (MOSES) a Further Discovery of Bees, plates

8vo, 1679

1532 Russell (John) The Two Famous Pitcht Battels of Lypsick and
Lutzen; wherein the ever-renowned Prince Gustavus the
Great, &c. with an Elegie upon his untimely death, com-
posed in Heroick Verse

russia, gilt leaves
Cambridge, 4to, 1634
*In this copy are inserted two portraits of Gustavus, the one by
Droeshout, and the other by Marshall.

1533 S. (A.) Short Proofs of the Truth of the Knowledge of God,
a manuscript very neatly written, in the Dutch Language

Hague, 8vo, 1760
1534 S. (J.) Certaine Worthye Manuscript Poems of great Anti-
quitie, reserued long in the Studie of a Norfolke Gentle-
man, and now first published by J. S.

olive morocco, g.1. Imprinted at London for R. D., 8vo, 1597 *** A beautiful copy of a very rare volume, usually attached to Hall's Satyres.

1535 S. (J.) Soliloqvies Theological

calf, gilt leaves

G. Bishop, &c. 8vo, 1641

** A scarce collection of sacred poems.

*

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1536 S. (J.) the Perfect Politician, or a Full View of the Life and E

Actions of O. Cromwell, portrait

calf, gilt leaves

J. Cottrell, 8vo, 1660

A manuscript in an old hand, on the fly leaf, states that "This
book is supposed to be written by Mr. John Selden, no friend
to King Charles the First, as it is plain at page 212."

1537 S. (J.) Englands Warning, a poem
4to, 1664
1538 S. (J.) The History of the State of the present War in Hun-
gary, Austria, &c. by J. S., Gent., cuts

8vo, 1683

1539 S. (J.) The History of the Monastical Conventions and Mili-
tary Institutions, with a Survey of the Court of Rome,
frontispiece

8vo, 1701

1540 S. (R.) PHILLIS AND FLORA. The sweete and ciuill Conten-
tion of two amorous Ladyes, translated out of Latine, by

*

R. S., Esquire

calf, gilt leaves W. W., for Richard Johnes, 4to, 1598 *An excessively rare Poem, in one hundred and four four-line stanzas. The present copy has passed through the Bindley, Perry, and Sykes collections, where it sold for £11..11s. It formerly belonged to Narcissus Lyttrell, and his mark of 2d at the top. A copy occurred in the Ratcliffe collection

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