BARNARD (Nicholas) Penitent death of a woefull sinner, John Atherton, executed at Dublin, Dec. 5, 1640, by Nic. Barnard of Ardagh, Dublin by the Society of Stationers, 1641-A Tithing Table, by W. C. 1633-and other tracts on Tithes, etc. in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old calf, from the Sunderland library, £3. 10s 1633-54 17256 MILTON (John) Reason of Church Governement urged against Prelaty, 1641-(Milton's) Apology against A Modest Confutation against Smectymnuus, 1642-(Milton's) Doctrine and discipline of Divorce, the author I. M. 1645-(Milton) Collasterion, a reply to a nameles answer, by I. M. 1645-(Milton) Tetra-chordon wherin the doctrine and discipline of Divorce is confirmd, by J. M. 1645-Tenure of Kings and Magistrates, by J. M. 1650-6 pieces in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old calf, £7. 7s ... 1642-50 17257 PRYNNE (Wm.) Unbishoping of Timothy and Titus, reprinted 1661-Apology for tender consciences in not bowing at the name of Jesus, 1662-A Gospel Plea for the Maintenance and Tenthes of the Ministers of the Gospel (with the rare single broad-sheet containing copperplate portrait of Prynne in Prison), 1653-Demurrer to the Jewes long discontinued remitter into England, 1656-The Republicans and others spurious good old cause, 1659 Vindication of free-admission and frequent administration of the Holy Communion to all visible ChurchMembers, 1656-The Lord's Supper briefly vindicated, 1658The Quakers unmasked, 1655—in 1 vol. sm. 4to. a collection of some of the rarest of Wm. Prynne's tracts, old calf, from the Sunderland library, £4. 5s 1653-62 Prynne was a fiery champion of Liberty-i.e. liberty to all who agree with us. 17258 STILLINGFLEET (Edward) Irenicum, a weapon-salve for the Churches wounds, 1662-Stillingfleet, Origines Sacræ or a rational account of the grounds of Christian Faith, 1663-2 vols. in 1, stout small 4to. old calf, 7s 6d 17260 1662-63 17259 WHITGIFTE (Iohn) Answere to a certen Libel intituled, An admonition to the Parliament, sm. 4to. black letter, old calf, 30s Henrie Bynneman, 1572 another copy, 1572-Charge of the Scottish Commissioners against Canterburie and the Lievetenant of Ireland, 1641 -Norwood (Capt. Robert) Additional Discourse, 1653-3 vols. in 1, sm. 4to. half russia, £2. 1572-1653 17261 Defense of the Aunswere to the Admonition, against the Replie of T. C. [Thomas Cartwright], folio, rough calf, 20s; or, fine copy in old calf, gilt back, 258 1574 17262 PURITAN Tracts. Noli me tangere is a thing to be thought on, engraved title by Marshall, 1642-BAXTER (Richard) the Quakers Catechism, 1655-Propositions concerning Church Government and Ordination of Ministers, Edinb. reprinted Lond. 1647 -The Downfall of the Pretended Divine Authoritie of the Hierarchy into the Sea of Rome by V. N. V. 1641-The Service, discipline and forme of the Common Prayers used in the English Church of Geneva, 1641-HEWES (Lewes) Errours of the Service-booke, 1641-Several Treatises of Worship and Ceremonies by the Rev. W. Bradshaw, n. d.-The horrible stratagems of the Jesuits lately practised in England, and now discovered by a reclaimed Romanist, by A. B. Novice, 1650— Copie of the proceedings of some worthy and learned Divines with considerations upon the Common Prayer Book, 1641 -Prynne (William) Breife Memento to the present unparliamentary Junto touching their present intentions to depose and execute Charles Steward their lawful King, 1648—and other tracts, in 1 vol.sm. 4to. old calf, from the Sunderland library, £5. 17263 PONNET (Bp. John) Treatise of politique power, and of the true obedience which subjects owe to kings, 1642-STUBBS (John) for the king and both houses of Parliament, 1670-A Gospel Engine or Streams of Love and pity to prevent new flames in England, 1649-Hell broke loose; a Catalogue of the Errours of these times, 1646-Lazarus and his Sister discoursing of Paradise, uncut, 1655-KIFFEN (W.) Remonstrance of the Anabaptists, 1645-The Cry of the innocent & oppressed for Justice, a relation of the late proceedings against the Quakers, 1664-A short relation of the sad sufferings of the Quakers, 1670-Trap ad Crucem; or the Papists Watch-Word; also a relation of the several fires that have happened in the City of London, 1670-The Lord Craven's Case briefly stated, 1654Tydings from Rome or Englands Alarm, 1667-An Oration made at the Hage before the Prince of Orenge by the Bishop of Landaff, 1619-Relation of the several engagements and actions of his Majesties Fleet under Prince Rupert, 1673-and several other rare tracts in 1 vol. sm. 4to. old calf, £7. 7s 1619-73 8. ENGLISH POLEMICAL WRITINGS FROM THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. revised and 17264 BERINGTON and KIRK, the Faith of Catholics enlarged by Waterworth, 3 vols. 8vo. (pub. 31s 6d), cloth, 20s 1846 A useful classified citation of all the authorities (during the first five centuries of Christianity) for the points of doctrine held by the Roman Church and contested by the Greeks and the Reformers. 17265 COOKE (Robert) Censura quorundam scriptorum, quæ sub nominibus sanctorum et veterum auctorum à Pontificiis (in quæstionibus potissimum hodie controversis), citari solent, auctore Roberto Coco, sm. 4to. a few letters missing on the last two leaves, calf, 78 6d Londini, 1614 A valuable review of early Christian literature, indicating the supposititious writings usually ascribed to the Fathers and Doctors of the Church, and cited as of doctrinal importance. 17266 E. (F.) Disputation of the Church wherein the old Religion is maintained V. M. C. F. E., sm. 8vo. vellum, £2. 16s Doway, 1632 VERY RARE. I have been unable to discover the author's name. 17267 [HOLDEN (Richard)] Guide in Controversies. . . doctrine of Roman Catholics concerning the Ecclesiastical Guide in Controversies of Religion, by R. H. sm. 4to. old calf, 30s 17268 No place, 1667 Discourse of the necessity of Church-Guides, with annotations on Stillingfleet's answer to N. O., by R. H. sm. 4to. old calf, 368 No place, 1675 These Romanist treatises are generally attributed to Abraham Woodhead, but the initials on the title-page of each are those of Richard Holden. 17269 MALARD (Michael) French and Protestant Companion, with the Death of Popery, in French and English, sm. 8vo. plates, old calf, 20s 1719 By one of the transplanted Huguenots; a curious compound of abuse and piety 17270 NEWMAN (John Henry) [Works :] The Arians of the fourth Century, 1833-TRACTS FOR THE TIMES, a complete set, in 6 vols. 1834-42; Supplement (containing pieces by Newman, Pusey, Williams, Perceval, and Palmer), in 1 vol. 1841-43-Lectures on the prophetical office of the Church viewed relatively to Romanism, 1837-Lectures on Justification, 1838-Parochial Sermons, 6 vols. 1835-42-Sermons bearing on subjects of the day, 1843-Sermons on the theory of Religious Belief, preached before the University of Oxford, 1843-Essay on the development of Christian doctrine, 1846-Apologia pro vita sua, 1864 -together 20 vols. 8vo. the last two in hf. morocco, the other eighteen uniform in calf gilt, £20. 1833-64 An exceptionally perfect set; from the library of Mr. J. C. Robertson, Ambleside. 17271 NEWMAN (John Henry) Apologia pro vita sua, 8vo. hf. russia, 7s 6d 1864 17272 R. (C.) of the Distinction of fundamental and not fundamental points of Faith, 12mo. vellum, 18s 17273 [SHUTE BARRINGTON (John)] Dissenters, 2 parts in 1 vol. 4to. LARGE gilt edges, presentation copy from the Masham, with her autograph, £4. 4s s. l. (Douay ?), 1645 Rights of Protestant PAPER, blue morocco gilt, author to Damaris Lady 1705 It is not included in the collected edition of Viscount Very rare. 17274 TREATISE of the nature of Catholic Faith and Heresie.. by N. N., sm. 8vo. calf, 78 6d Rouen, 1657 (See passim, under Works of Reformers, various other Sermons.) 17275 BOURDALOUE, Sermons, Exhortations, Pensées, 18 vols. 12mo. portrait, fine copy in calf gilt by Derome, £2. 16s Paris, 1716-58 17276 FLEMING (Robert) the Blessedness of those who die in the Lord; a discourse occasioned by the death of King William, 2 vols. in 1, 8vo. frontispiece, old English blue morocco extra, gilt edges, 10s 1702 17277 FYSSHER BYSSHOP OF ROCHESTER (Johan) Mornynge Remembrauce had at the moneth mynde of the noble prynces Margarete countesse of Rychemonde & Darbye moder unto kynge Henry the VII & grandame to our souerayne lorde that now is, uppon whose soule almyghty god haue mercy, sm. 4to. with woodcut representing Bp. Fisher preaching to Henry VII and the other Mourners, beautifully inlaid, morocco extra, gilt edges, by F. Bedford, EXTREMELY RARE, £20. Wynkyn de Worde, n. d. (1509) HOADLEY'S Nature and end of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper-see under Liturgies. Krakowie, 1650 17278 LIBERIUSZ (Iacek) Gospodyni Marya matka Boza: dwudziesta Kazan na hymn O gloriosa Domina, sm. 4to. engraved and printed titles, a little water-stained, hf. bd. 30s 17279 (NICOLAI PELSNENSIS) ENCHIRIDION seu Manuale Curator' dās predicadi modum tam latino quam vulgari BOEMO sermoe, 16mo. hf. morocco, £2. Nornberge, 1518 Books of early date in the Bohemian language are very rare. Printed apparently at a private press by "Johannes Mantuanus Pelsnensis," and full of strange phrases in the Latin preliminaries and headings, IV. LITURGY AND RITUAL, BOOKS OF PRAYER, OFFICES, CEREMONIES, HYMNS. 1. COLLECTIONS, AND BOOKS ON THE LITURGY, THE KALENDAR, AND THE CREEDS. 17290 ARNTZ (J.) Beknopt historisch Overzigt van het Quicumque van den H. Athanasius, atlas 4to. 3 facsimile pages of the MS., sd. Utrecht, 1873 5s 17291 BLONDEL (F.) Histoire du Calendrier Romain, 4to. calf, 14s Paris, 1682 17292 CASTROVOL (Petri de) Tractatus super psalmum quicüqz vult nominatum qui alio nomine dicitur simboluz Athanasii, small 4to. the title missing and a few margins wormed, vellum, £3. Papilone (circ. 1490) The first book printed at Pampeluña; very rare. 17293 CAVALIERI (Joann. Michaelis) Opera omnia Liturgica, seu Commentaria in authentica sacræ Rituum Congregationis decreta ad Romanum Breviarium, Missale, et Rituale attinentia, 5 vols. in 2, folio, vellum, 30s Aug. Vindel. 1764 17294 CLAVII (Christ.) Novi Calendarii Romani Apologia, adversus Mich. Mæstlinum Gæppingensem tribus libris explicata, 4to. the dedication copy to the Emperor, bound in old crimson morocco, with elaborate ornamental gilt tooling in the Renaissance style, the German Imperial Arms on sides, gilt and gauffred edges, £25. Romæ ap. Sanctium, 1588 The Roman Kalendar had then recently undergone the reform with which the name of Gregory XIII is associated, and which has since prevailed throughout the civilized world. 17295 CELSII (Magni) Computus Ecclesiasticus, sm. 8vo. calf, 7s 6d Upsaliæ, 1673 An important work on the history of the Calendar. 17296 CRASSI (Paridis) de Caeremoniis Cardinalium & Episcoporum in eorum diœcesibus libri duo, sm. 4to. vellum, 36s Roma, 1580-at end 1581 With the musical notation of the chanted portions. 17297 DENZINGER (Henr.) Enchiridion Symbolorum et Definitionum quæ à Conciliis et Pontificibus emanarunt, 12mo. calf neat, 4s 6d Wirceburgi, 1854 17298 DURANDI RATIONALE DIVINORUM OFFICIORUM. Colophon: Presens raconalis dinor' codex officor' large folio, Printed on Vellum, the initials painted and ornamented, very large copy in old English blue morocco extra, gilt edges, in a red morocco case, from the Sunderland Library, £850. Per Johanne fust ciue Magūtinuz, et petrū Gernszheym. Clericum dioces' eiusdem. Anno dni Millesimo quadringentesimo quinquagesimo nono (1459) In these days of iconoclasm and uncertainty, it is a comfort to possess a noble volume like this, bearing its date and printers' names in full, and maintaining the undisputed honour of being the third book printed with a date. The book itself has long remained a work of standard authority on the history of the Roman Church discipline, the origin and meaning of the various forms of the ritual. It is a creditable monument of scholastic learning in the thirteenth century, and is still indispensable to a correct understanding of the symbolism of all Christian ceremonies. This was the oldest printed work in the grand Sunderland collection, and is likely to remain, for the next half century, the oldest dated book that can appear in the market. 17299 DURANDUS. Symbolism of Churches and Church Ornaments, a translation of the first book of the Rationale divinorum officiorum of Durandus, with introductory essay and notes by Neale and Webb, 8vo. cloth, RARE, 35s 17300 Leeds, 1843 du Symbolisme dans les églises du Moyen-Age traduit de l'Anglais par M. V. O., avec une introduction par Bourassé, 8vo. woodcuts, calf, 10s Tours, 1847 |