1482 Rudbeckii (Olavi) Nora Samslad, sive Laponia Illustrata et Iter per Uplandiam, Gestriciam, Helsingiam, Bothniam, &c. item Finlandiam, Alandiam, &c. pars prima, Suecicè et Latinè, frontispiece and plate, uncut

Upsal. 1701

1483 Sadler (Ant.) The Subjects Joy for the King's (Charles II) Restoration, cheerfully made known in a sacred Masque In the Year of Grace, 1660 1484 Sallust. The Conspiracie of Catiline, translated by Tho. Paynell, with the Wars against Jugurth, translated by Sir Alex. Barklaye, corrected by T. Paynell black letter, wants title to the first part, poor copy

1485 SAONA.

J. Waley, 1557 RHETORICA NOVA LAURENCII GULIELMI DE SAONA ORDINIS MINORUM COMPILATA IN ALMA UNIVERSITATE CANTABRIGIA ANN. 1478

IMPRESSA APUD VILLAM Sti. Albani, MCCCCLXXX
gothic letter, a Fine and perfect COPY OF ONE OF THE Earliest
VOLUMES PRINTED IN ENGLAND, AND CONSIDERED THE FIRST
WORK FROM THE PRESS ESTABLISHED IN THE MAGNIFICENT
ABBEY OF SAINT ALBANS

OF THE MOST EXCESSIVE RARITY AND INTEREST, NOT MORE THAN
FOUR OTHER Copies being now known to exist, viz. I. A
Duplicate of the present in the Bodleian; II. In the
Royal Collection; III. In the Spencer Collection; and IV.
The copy said to have been presented by Arbp. Parker to
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge

Dr. Middleton, in his Dissertation concerning the Origin of
Printing in England, published in 1735, states on page 13,
that "a copy of this book was once in Bp. More's Library,
but it is now lost or stolen from that noble collection." The
learned Doctor probably erred in thus stating it to have been
taken from Bp. More's collection instead of Bp. Tanner's.
It appears to have been only mislaid. Lowndes, Dibdin,
Brunet and others in describing the volume state that the
first leaf is wholly blank such is not the fact, leaf i
commencing with the word "Fratris," unmarked by a sig-
nature. From the circumstance of Dr. Dibdin so positively
stating that Lord Spencer's copy commences on A ii (not
marked), and that sheet being composed of 8 leaves, counting
(according to Dr. Dibdin) A i as a blank, it might be inferred
that A ii is really wanting in Lord Spencer's copy; the leaf
marked as A ii in the present might be missing without
suspicion of defect; Dr. Dibdin's collation being vague. The
present copy is without covers: only one remove from utter
destruction, and it is fortunate for amateurs of early English
typography that its apparently impending fate has been
arrested for so long a period. Its next proprietor will
probably bestow as elegant a new dress upon the volume, as
will make it a fit companion for others of like rarity.

1486 Saltmarshe (John) The Smoke in the Temple, wherein is a designe for Peace and Reconciliation (A Reply to Dr. Tho. Fuller and J. Ley), 1646-Shadowes without Substance, or Pretended New Lights, by T. Gataker, a Reply to Saltmarsh his "Shadowes flying away," 1646

1487 Sansovino (Fr.) della Origine et de Fatti delle Famiglie illustri Ven. 1582

d'Italia

1488 Santini (C.) Memorie della Citta di Tolentina, plates

Macerata, 1783 1489 Sarmiento de Gamboa (Pedro) Viage al estrecho de Magellan en los años de 1579-80, plates Madrid, 1768

1490 Satyrical Vision, or Tragi-Comedy, as lately acted in the City of Bristol, 1684-The Weesils, a Satyrical Fable, 1691Poems on Affairs of State, 1689-Corruption of the Times by R. Gould, 1693-Secret History of the Calves Head Club, 1704; and other Satyrical Poems

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1491 Saxii (J. A. Archiepiscorum Mediolanensium) Series HistoricoChronologica, accedit Vita oltrocchi, 3 vol.

vellum

Mediolani in Regia Curia, 1755 1492 Schelstrate (E.) de Disciplina Arcani contra Tentzelii, Romæ, 1685 Schelhornii (J. G.) Vita, Fata ac merita, Noriberga, 1740 Cockelii Delicia Academicæ, Aug. Vind. 1682-Trajectum Eruditum virorum doctrina illustrium Vitas fata et Scripta exhibens autore C. Burmanno, Traj. ad Rhen. 1738-Bibliotheca Philosophorum Authorum Chronologica Jo. Jacobo auctore, Tiguri, 1592— Kremer (J. M.) Dissertatio de Vicariatu Bavarico-Palatino, Heidelb. 1742; and 1 other

(7) 1493 Schmidt (S.) Tractatus de Imagine Dei in Homine Lapso consideratio Argent. 1659

1494 Schmidt (S.) Tractatus de Circumcisione primo Veteris Testamenti Sacramento, Argent. 1661—Drusii (J.) Comment. in Prophetas Minores XII, Amst. 1627-Arrhenii (Cl.) Vita Ponti de la Garde, Lips. 1693

1495 Scot (Thomas, of Utrecht) Vox Cœli, or News from Heaven, two editions, dated 1624-Sir R. Cotton, Serious Considerations for repressing the Increase of Jesuites, Priests and Papists, without shedding of Blood, uncut, 1641— Father Cotton a Jesuite, his Two and Thirtie Demands, by P. du Moulin, 1614; &c.

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1496 Scotland. Parasynagma Perthense et Juramentum Ecclesiæ Scoticanæ et A. M. Antitamicamicategoria, 1620-Melvini Musæ, et Adamsoni Vita et Palinodia, imperfect at the end, 1620-Narratio motuum in Regno et Ecclesia Scotica, per Irenæum Philalethen, 1640

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1497 Scotland.

The Declinator and Protestation of the Archbishop and Bishops of the Church of Scotland against the pretended generall Assembly holden at Glasgow Nov. 21, 1638, J. Raworth, 1639-Remonstrance concerning the present troubles from the Meeting of the Estates of Scotland, 1640-Epistle Congratulatorie of Lysimachus Nicanor to the Covenanters in Scotland, 1640; and other Tracts relating to Scotland 18 1498 Scotland. The Platforme of the Presbyterian Government, according to the Practice of the Church of Scotland, 1644; and other Tracts relating to Scotland, 1639-90

33 1499 Scotland. Eight Articles of the Scots Demands lately put into the Parliament by the Scots Commissioners, 1641; and other Tracts by and relating to the Scots Commissioners, 1644-9

20

1500 Scotland. Account of the Sufferings of the Church of Scotland, 1690-Narrative of the Murder of Sir Edmondberry Godfrey, 1678-Speech of Lord Fiennes, 1657-Relation of the Troubles in England, Oxford, 1645; and various others a parcel

1501 Scotland.

Historicall Vindication of the Government of the Church of Scotland, by R. Baylie, 1646-Account of the Persecution of the Church in Scotland, 1690-Account of the Sufferings of the Church of Scotland occasioned by the Episcopalians since 1660, 1690-A late Letter concerning the Sufferings of the Episcopal Clergy in Scotland, 1691 -Vindication of the Government in Scotland during the Reign of Charles II, by Sir G. Mackenzie, 1691; and other Tracts relating to Scotland a parcel

22

1502 Scotland. Account of the Persecution of the Church in Scotland, 1690-Letter concerning the Sufferings of the Episcopal Clergy in Scotland, 1691-Presbyterian Inquisition as practised against the Professors of the College of Edinburgh, 1691-Account of the late establishment of Presbyterian Government by the Parliament of Scotland, 1693 -Apology for the Clergy of Scotland, 1693-Remarks upon an Answer to the Scots Presbyterian Eloquence, 1694; and other Tracts relating to Scotland, 1691-1711 1503 Sédillot (L. Am.) Mémoire sur les Instruments Astronomiques des Arabes, plates Par. imp. royale. 1841 1504 Seiler (G. F.) Allgemeine Sammlung Liturgischer. Formuläre der Evangelischen Kirchen, 3 vol. in 2 Erlangen, 1797-1801 1505 (Seller A.) Continuation of Passive Obedience, Amst. 1690— An Appendix (Chap. VIII), The belief of the Church of Scotland on this point; Seasonable Reflections on the History, &c. 1689-90. The Case of Allegiance due to Soveraigne Powers stated and resolved, 1691 in one vol.

1506 Seller (Abednego) History of Passive Obedience, Amsterdam, 1689-The Unveiling of Antichrist, or Antichrist stript naked out of all his Scripture-attyre, by James Pope, 1646 -Vindication of the Inglish Catholiks from the pretended Conspiracy against the Life of his Sacred Majesty, Antwerp, printed with permission, 1680- The Kingdom of Jesus Christ entering its Succession at 1697 expounded by the Revelation, by T. Beverley, 1680; and others (14) 1507 Sepher Aemana. Liber Fidei preciosus bonus et jucundus, Hebraice et Lat. P. Fagii, vellum, Ysinin, 1542-Ravii (C.) de Scribendo Lexico Arabico-Latino dissertatio, Ultrajecti, 1643- Tephila Camoshti, Hebraice, Joannis Gravii Vita scriptore Thom. Smitho, Lond. 1699

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SERMONS.

1509 A Collection of Forty Sermons, some preached at Pauls Cross, by S. Collins, G. Meriton, R. Hacket, J. King, D. Price, T. Adams, A. Maxy, J. Rawlinson, E. Boughen, H. King, J. Cleland, T. Vicars, P. Hodson, B. Gilpin, and other eminent Divines 1607-30

1510 Preached at Visitations, Assizes, and on particular occasions, by J. Bury, T. Foster, J. Brinsley, F. Rogers, B. Parsons, W. Balcanqual, J. Conyers, J. Featly, J. Pocklington, R. Tedder, J. Elborow, J. Meene, R. Gardyner, G. Downame, and others, some scarce 1631-9. (35)

1511 Preached by J. Preston, H. Wilkinson, J. Bond, W. Bridge, N. Homes, T. Cheshire, S. Fairecloth, J. Marston, E. Udall, J. Wilcocke, T. Trescot, R. Love, T. Gage, B. Spencer, T. Mocket, S. Ash, R. Watson, W. Sclater, J. Gauden, O. Sedgwicke, J. Shaw, J. Freeman, J. Pigot, S. Simpson, and others, some neatly half bound and stitched in stiff 1640-3. (60)

covers

1512 Preached by N. Estwick, T. Case, T. Hurste, J. Boden, C. Herle, R. Vines, C. Jessop, J. Strickland, R. Bolton, J. Leech, S. Marshall, E. Symmons, J. Langley, J. Whitaker, G. Hickes, G. Gillespie, J. Benbrigge, J. Ward, P. Sterry, J. Arrowsmith, E. Calamy, S. Bond, J. Newton, T. Sterry, J. Burroughes, W. Hussey, T. Goodwin, W. Dell, J. Caryl, J. Brinsley, W. Rose, C. Cartwright, J. Stalham, N. Ward, and others some neatly half bound and stitched in stiff covers

1644-7. (80)

SERMONS-Continued.

1513 Preached by M. Barker (ejected), R. Jenison, P. Knell, W. Strong, G. Cokayn, P. Sterry, S. Anneley, W. Carter, T. Brooks, H. Chambers, J. Cardell, L. Seaman, N. Homes, and others

the greater part neatly stitched in black covers 1648-50. (28) 1514 Preached by R. Saunders, T. Baker, J. Swan, N. Hardy, T. Horton, G. Hall, T. Jacombe, T. Manton, W. Gurnall, R. Vines, T. Gilbert, W. Thomas, J. Warren, R. Gilpin, I. Craven, J. Strong, T. Pierce, T. Cartwright, E. Reynolds, and others

some neatly half bound and stitched in stiff covers 1651-9. (40) 1515 Preached by W. Strode, W. Walwyn, J. Gauden, W. Creede, S. Ford, W. Godman, J. Buck, J. Warwell, E. Reynolds, J. Sudbury, L.Womock, W. Towers, G. Sheldon, J. Hacket, H. Adis, R. Feltwell, S. Brunsell, T. Washbourn, J. Durel, W. Sherley, S. Stone, and others

some neatly half bound

1660. (50)

1516 Preached by T. Bradley, R. Allestrey, T. Philpot, R. Lee, R. Carpenter, S. Hinde, J. Stileman, H. Glover, O. Howe, E. Wakeman, S. Ford, W. Sancroft, F. Fullwood, E. Wetenhall, G. Haskard, J. Glanvill, J. Meriton, S. Ward, R. Meggott, S. Patrick, J. Dobson, and others some neatly stitched in stiff covers, and a few half bound 1663-70. (58)

1517 Preached by W. Sclater, W. Lloyd, S. Gardner, W. Ramsay, W. Bell, F. Gregory, J. Hales, R. Luce, R. Hayward, R. Neville, J. Paston, M. Pool, J. Scott, J. Kelsey, T. Tanner, P. Whalley, J. Fell, W. Jane, G. Stradling, S. Scattergood, W. Stainforth, R. Standfast, J. Standish, J. Templer, and others, some neatly stitched in stiff covers, and a few half bound 1671-6. (70)

1518 Preached by J. Arderne, J. Goodman, A. Horneck, B. Riveley, G. Thorp, W. Pindar, A. Baker, W. Battie, W. Cade, P. Lathom, W. Thomas, J. Davies, W. Jane, H. Jones, T. Oates, E. Pelling, E. Hickeringill, T. Stripling, and others 1677-81. (70)

1519 Preached by M. Barne, S. Bolde, J. Cave, T. Comber, W. Goulde, G. Hickes, E. Pelling, T. Pittis, E. Stillingfleet, J. Wallis, H. Anderson, R. Bulkeley, J. Ellesby, T. Fysh, J. Gaskarth, H. Gower, G. Ironside, T. Long, P. Ellis, T. Staynoe, T. Thurlin, T. Clutterbuck, J. Mackgueene, H. Hellier, I. Bringhurst, G. Burnet, T. Mariott, N. Resbury, W. Wake, and others 1682-9. (100)

a few neatly half bound

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