66 642 Evelyn (John) An Essay on the First Book of Lucretius Carus de Rerum Natura, interpreted and made English verse, frontispiece by Hollar

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643 Evelyn (John) Another copy
calf, gilt leaves

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Gabriel Bedle, 8vo, 1656

ib. 8vo, 1656

644 Evelyn (John) Of Gardens, Four Books, first written in Latine
verse, by Renatus Rapinus, and now made English by J. E.
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8vo, 1673

6 645 Expostulation (An Ironiall) with Death and Fate for the Losse
of the late Lord Mayor of London

4to, 1648

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646 F. (C.) Wit at a Venture, or Clio's Privy-Garden, containing hope Songs and Poems

blue morocco, gilt leaves

Jonathan Edwin, 8vo, 1674

647 Faerno (Gabriel) Fables in English and French Verse, translat-
ed from the Original Latin, with one hundred copper-
plates, 2 vol. in 1
brown calf

8vo, 1741

6 648 Fairfax (Sir Thomas) Original Memoirs, written by himself

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Knaresborough, 8vo, 1810 26 649 Fairfax (Thomas) The Complete Sportsman, or Country Gentleman's Recreation, frontispiece

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650 Fairfax (Edward):- Tasso's Godfrey of Bulloigne, translated
by Edward Fairfax

8vo, 1687 Abbe 651 Fairie (The) Leveller, or King Charles his Leveller described and deciphered in Queene Elizabeth's Dayes, by her Poet herpe Laureat Edmund Spenser, &c. a rare poetical tract

Printed just levell anens the Saints Army, 4to, 1648 652 Faithorne (William) the Art of Graveing and Etching, &c. also the manner and method of that famous Callot and Mr. Bosse, with brilliant impressions of Faithorne's engravings russia, gilt leaves

8vo, 1662

T. Flatman has here some commendatory lines to his "ingenious
friend Mr. Faithorne."

653 Famous Battel of the Cats in the Province of Ulster, 1668, a poem
4to, 1668

654 Fanshawe (Richard) Il Pastor Fido, the faithfull Shepherd; a
Pastoral, written in Italian by Baptista Guarini, and now
newly translated, portrait by Cross

morocco, gilt leaves, very fine copy R. Raworth, 4to, 1647
*** This same edition was published by Moseley in 1648, with a new
title, &c. " an Addition of divers other Poems," which addi-
tion the present copy has, as also the title, dedication, &c.;
furthermore the portrait of Fanshawe by Faithorne, and that
of Prince Charles by Van Dalen, are added.

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655 Fanshawe (Richard) Il Pastor Fido, the faithfull Shepheard, with
addition of divers other Poems

Humphrey Moseley, 4to, 1648
656 Fanshawe (Richard) Il Pastor Fido, the Faithful Shepherd
old morocco, gilt leaves
657 Fanshaw (Richard) Selected Parts of Horace, Prince of Lyricks

8vo, 1676

Gabriel Bedell, 8vo, 1652
658 Fanshaw (Richard) the Lusiad, written by Camoens, and
newly put into English Verse by Fanshaw, portrait
Humphrey Moseley, folio, 1655

659 Farley (Robert) Kalendarium Humanæ Vitæ, the Kalender of
Man's Life, Latin and English Poems, with wood en-
gravings

wants the leaf of lines opposite the title, William Hope, 1638
660 Farley (Robert) Lychnocavsia sive Moralia Facvm Emblemata:
Lights Morall Emblems, Authore Roberto Farlo, frontis-
piece

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Tho. Cotes, for Michael Sparke, 1638

This very rare volume contains fifty-eight emblems engraved on
wood, with illustrations in English and Latin verse.

661 Farmer (Rev. Richard, D.D.) a Catalogue of his Library, por-
trait inserted, LARGE PAPER, with prices and names
half bound, leaves uncut
662 Fasciculus Florum, or a Nosegay of Flowers, translated out of
the Gardens of severall Poets and other Authors

8vo, 1798

M. P., for Robert Wilson, 8vo, 1638 ///6663 Faulkner (Thomas) an Historical and Topographical Description of Chelsea and its Environs, illustrated with numerous additional portraits and views, as also an autograph letter of Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester, to whom the author dedicated his work

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21.

half russia, gilt top edges

8vo, 1810

664 Fennor (William). Fennors Descriptions, or a Trve Relation of
certaine and diuers Speeches, spoken before the King and
Queenes most excellent Maiestie, &c.

red morocco, gilt leaves

Edward Griffin, 4to, 1616

*** The descriptions comprise seven pieces in various metres.

665 Ferne-seede (Margaret): the Arraignement and Burning of Redd

M. Ferne-seede for the Murder of her Husband, woodcut,
black letter, very rare

calf, gilt leaves

Henry Gossen, 4to, 1608 Elkins

666 Festoon (the), a Collection of Epigrams, Ancient and Modern

667 Fidler's (the) Fling at Roguery, in several cantos
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8vo, 1767 8vo, 1734

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6668 Fillingham (William), Catalogue of his Library, consisting of Thorpe
Old Plays, early English Poetry, &c. prices and names,
with autograph
8vo, 1805
669 Finch (Sir John). The Petition and Articles exhibited in Par- Rodd
liament against Edward Finch, Vicar of Christ Church, in
London, and brother of Sir John Finch, Lord Keeper, in
1641, woodcut in title
R. Harford, 4to, 1641
670 Finlay (John) Scottish Historical and Romantic Ballads, chiefly
Ancient, with notes and glossary, 2 vol.

Edinb. 1808

6 671 Fisher (James) the Wise Virgin, or a wonderfull Narration of
the Hand of God, wherein his Severity and Goodnesse hath
appeared in afflicting a Childe of Eleven Years of Age
(Martha Hatfield)
J. Rothwell, 8vo, 1653
672 Fisher (Payne) Deus, et Rex, Rex et Episcopus, carmen ad
clerum, cui carmini sua super addidit Elogia Sepulchralia
P. F., &c.

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black morocco, gilt leaves Lond. Impensis Authoris,

& in Authoris usum solum Typis exaratæ, 8vo, 1675
*** This volume was privately printed, and is rare. The funeral
elegies, having a separate title-page, commence at page 17,
the volume concluding with an enumeration of the names
of the various eminent persons whose memory they celebrate.
673 Fitz-Geffry (Charles) the Blessed Birth-Day celebrated in some
pious Meditations on the Angel's Anthem, Luke ii, 14, a
poem, first edition Oxford, John Lichfield, 4to, 1634
674 Fitz-Geffry's Charles) the Blessed Birth-Day, a poem
T. M., for Stephen Chatfield, 8vo, 1654
675 Flatman (Thomas) Poems and Songs, portrait

half morocco

calf, gilt leaves, S. and B. G., for Benjamin Took, 8vo, 1674 676 Flatman (Thomas) Poems and Songs, port.

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Benjamin Tooke, 8vo, 1682

8vo, 1653

677 Flecknoe's (Richard) Miscellanea, or Poems of all sorts

morocco, gilt leaves

678 Flecknoe's (Richard) Diarium, or Journal divided into 12
Jornadas in Burlesque Rhime

Henry Herringman, 8vo, 1656
679 Flecknoe's (Richard) Heroick Portraits, with other Miscellany

680 Flecknoe's (Richard) Epigrams of all sorts

681 Flecknoe's (Richard) Collection of Epigrams and Characters

8vo, 1673

682 Flecknoe (Richard) Euterpe Revived, or Epigrams made a Thorke Sold by the Booksellers, 8vo, 1675

several Times

683 Fleming (Giles) Stemma Sacrum, the Royal Progeny delineated, trong with the scarce portrait

half russia

Robert Gibbs, 8vo, 1660

684 Fleming (Robert) The Mirror of Divine Love unvail'd, in a
Poetical Paraprase of the High and Mysterious Song of
Solomon

685 Fleming (Robert) Another copy

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8vo, 1691
8vo, 1691 Rodd

686 Fletcher (Giles) Christs Victorie and Triumph in Heaven and
Earth, over and after Death, the Second Edition, a poem

in octave stanzas

calf, gilt leaves

Cambridge, Francis Green, 4to, 1632

687 Fletcher (Giles) Another edition
red morocco, gilt leaves

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ib. Roger Daniel, &c. 4to, 1640 Hhorpe

**This edition is illustrated with seven finely executed engravings
by G. Yate, of which those in the present copy are brilliant
impressions.

688 Fletcher (Phineas) The Locvsts, or Apollynists

calf, gilt leaves

ib. Thomas Bucke, 4to, 1627
** The Latin version of this poem precedes that in English.

689 Fletcher (Phineas) The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man,
together with the Piscatorie Eclogs, and other Poeticall
Miscellanies, LARGE PAPER, very rare, with the very scarce
portrait of Ed. Benlowes added

red morocco, gilt leaves

690 Fletcher (Phineas) the Purple Island, &c.
calf, gilt leaves

ib. 4to, 1633

ib. 4to, 1633

691 Fletcher (Phineas) a Father's Testament, written long since for
the benefit of the particular Relations of the Author 8vo, 1670
692 Fletcher (R.) Martiall his Epigrams, translated with Sundry
Poems and Fancies, portrait

8vo, 1656

693 Fletcher (Thomas) Poems on Several Occasions, and Translations

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8vo, 1692

694 Flodden Field:-Hereafter ensue the trewe Encountre
Batayle lately don betwene Englade and Scotlande. In
which batayle the Scottishe Kynge was slayne

green morocco, gilt leaves

4to

** The reprint in fac-simile of this rare tract under the revise of Mr.
Haslewood.

695 Folkes (Martin) Catalogue of his Library, LARGE PAPER, with
prices, and portrait inserted

8vo, 1756

696 Folkes (M.) Another copy, LARGE PAPER, partly priced 8vo, 1756
697 Fonseca (Christopher de) A Discourse of Holy Love, by which
the Soul is united unto God. Done into English with
some variation and much addition, by Sir George Strode,
frontispiece, &c.

8vo, 1652

56698 Fordes (Thomas) Love's Labyrinth, with Fragmenta Poetica, or Poetical Diversions R. and W. Leybourn, 8vo, 1660 36 699 Forde (T.) Londini quod Reliquum, or Londons Remains, in Latin and English, poems, Samuel Gellibrand, 4to, 1667

700 Ford (Simon) A Christian's Acquiescence in all the Products of
Divine Providence, opened in a Sermon at the Interment
of the Lady Elizabeth Langham

R. D., for John Baker, 8vo, 1665

*** The volume concludes with the poetical effusions of various
authors to the Memory of the deceased Lady.

701 Forde (John) Fames Memoriall, or the Earle of Deuonshire
Deceased, with his Honourable Life, Peacefull End, and
Solemne Funerall

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Park's copy, with one leaf MS. Christopher Purfet, 4to, 1606

*** An extremely rare poem in seven line-stanzas.

66 702 Forsyth (J S.) The Antiquary's Portfolio, ports. 2 vol. 8vo, 1825

703 Fortescue (Thomas) The Foreste, or Collection of Histories, no
lesse profitable, then pleasant and necessarie, dooen out of
Frenche into Englishe, black letter

John Kyngston, 4to, 1571

old calf
*The Gordonstown copy, with the autograph of Sir Robert Gor-
don in the title; and on the last leaf is the autograph of
Martin Fotherby, Bishop of Salisbury, 1618

704 Fortescue (Sir Thomas) the Difference between_an_Absolute
and Limited Monarchy; with Remarks by John Fortescue-
Aland

old calf

705 Fortunes Tennis-ball, in Verse, with woodcut, rare
half morocco, Sir M. Sykes' copy

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26 706 Foundling (The) Hospital for Wit. The 6 Parts, as originally

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published half bound

8vo, 1743

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707 Foundling (The New) Hospital for Wit. Being a Collection Wilks of several curious Pieces in Verse and Prose, plates, 6 vol.

8vo, 1768-73

707*Foundling (The New) Hospital, another edition, 6 vol. 8vo, 1786
708 Foure Fugitives Meeting, or the Discourse amongst my Lord
Finch, Sir Francis Windebank, Sir John Sucklin and Dr.
Roane

half morocco

4to, 1641

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610. 709 Fowldes (William) The Strange, Wonderfull, and Bloudy Rodd

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Battell betweene Frogs and Mise, &c., interlaced with diuers
pithy and morall Sentences, &c., couertly decyphering
the estate of these times. Paraphrastically done into Eng-
lish Heroycall Verse, by W. F. C. C. C.

sold

russia, the Heber copy S. S., for John Bayly, 4to, 1603
* A very rare Poem in octave stanzas:-the Bindley copy
for £16..16, and the Nassau copy for £13..5.

710 Fox (Sir Stephen) Memoirs of the Life of, portrait inserted
8vo, 1717

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