HENRY IV., King of England. See HAYWARD, Sir John. HENRY V., King of England. The famous Victories of Henry the Fifth containing the honourable Battel of Agin-Court. Lond. 1598, 4to. Entered on the Stationers' registers, 14th May, 1594. It furnished Shakespeare with the outline of the two parts of Henry IV. as well as with that of Henry V.-Lond. 1617, 4to. Wilks, 1847, 36l. 10s. A copy of this edition is in the British Museum. -Lond. by Barnard Alsop. This edition is reprinted in Nichols' collection of Six Old Plays.' 1779, vol. ii. The Batayll of Egynge-courte and the great sege of Rone, by kynge Henry of Monmouth, the fythe of the name that wan Gascoyne and Gyenne and Normandy. Lond. John Skot, n. d. 4to. (In Old English verse.) A copy is in the Bodleian Library. See HEARNE, Thomas. GoODWIN, Thomas, D.D. NICOLAS, Sir Harris. HARBERT, Sir W. TYLER. HENRY VI., King of England. The Life and Reign of Henry VI., King of England. Lond. 1712, 8vo. Account of the Entertainment of King Henry the Sixth at the Abbey of Bury Saint Edmond's. In the Archæologia, vol. xv. HENRY VII., King of England. Oratio quam erat habiturus Petrus Gryphus; sedis Apostolicæ prothonotarius, ac iterum nuncius, ad serenissimum Henricum VII. Angliæ Regem, Ni paratam expositionem immatura Regis mors prevenisset. Lond. Rich. Pynson, n. d. (1509), 4to. Collation.-A, B, C, in fours, twelve leaves. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum, probably unique. The first Booke of the Preservation of King Henry the vij. when he was but Earle of Richmond, Grandfather to the Queene's Maiesty. Compiled in English rythmicall Hexameters. Lond. by R. B. 1599. A-N, inclusive, in fours, 52 leaves. A copy is in the British Museum. Alluding to Elizabeth Trentam, the author says, 'Whose house and name I doe favor 'With reverence as I should, For I came 'myself of a Trentam 'Aunt to thee Lady renown'd: yet am I not knowne to thee Madame.' On the back of the title is the following, "To the Printer. 'Print with a good letter, this booke, and carefuly Printer: 'Print each word legibill, not a word nor a sillabil alter: Keepe points, and commas, periodes, the parenthesis obserue; My credit and thy repute to defend, bothe safely to conserue.' L'Esprit d'Henry septiesme iadis Roy d'Angleterre, à Henry huictiesme à present regnant. A Lyon, chez Macé Bon Faict a Lyon le uint sixiesme May, mil Homme, pres les Celestins, 4to. In verse. cinq cens quarante quatre.' A-F 2, 22 leaves, the last containing a small woodcut. Seventh to his Embassadors, when he Instructions given by King Henry the intended to marry the young Queen of Naples: Together with the Answers of the Ambassadors. Lond. 1761. 4to. The greatest part of these curious instructions first appeared in the St. James' Chronicle of August 6, 1761. Lond. 1775, 4to. 3s. 6d. Statutes concernynge the Comyn Wele, made in the Parliament of the King Henry the Seventh, the eleventh Yeare. folio. Bindley, pt. iii. 1462, 21. 4s. A Declaration of the Bull of Pope Innocent VIII. for Confirmation of the Mar riage between K. Henry VII. and Elizabeth, daughter of K. Edward IV.; and for the Establishment of the Crown to K. Henry VII. and his Issue. Without place, printer's name, or date. A broadside (cura 1846). Reprinted in Ames' Typogr. Antiquities, by Herbert, vol. iii. p. 1763. Epitre envoyée du Champ Elisee par feu Henri VII. autrefois Roy d'Angleterre a Henri VIII. son Fils, sur l'Entreprise par lui faite contre Lovis XII. Histoire du Regne de IIenry VII. Brux. 12mo. The most pleasant Song of Lady Bessy, the eldest Daughter of King Edward the Fourth, and how she married King Henry the Seventh of the House of Lancaster. With Notes, by Thomas Heywood, FA.S. Lond. 1829. Crown 8vo. pp. 82. Privately printed. This curious little poem, which is very well edited, appears, from internal evidence, to have been written by Humphry Brereton. It relates to the life and marriage of Elizabeth of York, Queen of Henry VII., and from having been originally composed at the time in which she lived, is of some historical value.-Another edition by the Percy Society. See ALEYN, Charles Lord. FISHER, Bishop. BACON, Francis, HENRY VIII., King of England. Copia originalis littere Serenissimi Regis Angliæ ad Sanctissimum dominum nostrum dominum Leonem Papam X.misse: de pace ac federe per eum et Christianissimum Francorum regem noviter inita. (It ends thus) Ex palatio nostro Gremerici. Die xii Augusti, 1514. no date or place, 4to. Three leaves, probably printed at Rome. A copy is in the Grenville Library. Epistola invictissimi Regis Angliæ et Franciæ ad Cæsarem Majestatem. Without place or date, 4to. Two leaves. This letter to the Emperor Maximilian is of the greatest scarcity. A copy is in the Grenville Library. Bright, 31. 3s. Opuscula. Libello hvic Regio haec insunt. 1. Oratio Joannis Clerk apud Rom. Pont. in Exhibitione Operis Regii. 2. Responsio Hibbert, 3788, morocco, 21. 16s.-Without place or date, 16o. 10s. 6d. There are several other editions. Assertion of the Seven Sacraments, with his Epistle to the Pope, Mr. John Clark's Oration, the Pope's Answer and Bull, &c. translated by T. W. Lond. 1687, 4to. Bindley, pt, ii. 518, date 1688, mo rocco, 18s. 6d. Coloniæ P. ceps, Henricus octauus, Rex Angliæ et Literarum, quibus inuictissimus PrinFranciæ, Dominus Hybernie, ac Fidei Defensor respondit, ad quandam Epistolam Martini Lutheri, ad se missä, et ipsius Lutherane quoq; Epistole Exemplum. Lond. in Edibus Pynson, 1526, small 8vo. It contains G 4 in octaves: the last leaf blank. 51 leaves. Bright, 47. 14s. 6d. A copy is in Lambeth Library. n. d. Lond. in Edib. Pynson, 1527, small 8vo. 4to. from Pynson's press. Quentell, 1527, 4to. Fourteen leaves. Roman. Pont. ad eundem ex Tempore facta. 3. Bulla Rom. Pont. ad Regiam most redoubted and mighty Price our A Copy of the Letters, wherein the Maiestatem pro ejus Operis Confirma- Souerayne Lord Kyng Henry the Eight, tione. 4. Summa Indulgētiarü Libellum ipsum Regium Legentibus, concessarum. 5. Libellus Regius aduersus Martinum Lutherum Hæresiarchon. 6. Epistola Regia ad illustrissimos Saxoniæ Duces Pie Admonitoria. Lond. in Edib. Pynson. 1521. 4to. Heber, pt. ix. 8. 12s. Wilks, 112. Horner, mor. 7. 15s. A copy is in the British Museum. Assertio septem Sacramentorum aduersus Martin Lutheru, ædita ab inuictissimo Angliæ et Franciæ Rege, et Do. Hyberniæ Henrico eius Nominis octauo. Lond. in Edibus Pynsouianis, 1521, 4to. It has catch-words, but neither running titles nor the leaves numbered, and contains by signatures v 2, (78 leaves). This work is inserted in Bishop Fisher's Works. Roscoe, 612, 21. 3s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1488, russia, 47. 16s. Bindley, pt. ii. 2099, with the autograph of, and MS. notes by, Abp. Cranmer, 30%. 9s. resold Hibbert, 3902, 187. 18s. resold Wilks, 361. 10s. On VELLUM, three copies known. Other Editions.-Romæ, 1521, 4to.37. 13s. 6d. The celebrated edition put forth by the Pope on the receipt of Henry the Eighth's Letter, and on granting to him, in consequence, the title of Defender of the Faith. Prefixed are four leaves, containing Librum hunc invictiss. Angliæ Regis, Fidei Defensoris contra Mart. Lutherum Legentibus, decem Annorum et totidem XL Indulgentia apostolica Authoritate concessa est.'-Other editions. Lond. Pynson, 1522.-Argent. Grunniger, 1522, 4to, with an Epistle by Erasmus, and a Commendation by Abp. Warham.-Antv. 1522, 4to. 12s.-No place, 1523, 4to. 17. 10s.With a valuable historical preface by Gabriel de Saconay. Lugd. 1561, 4to.-Paris, 1562, 16mo. Willett, 1223, morocco, 15s. Kyng of Englande and of Frauce, Defesor of the Faith, and Lorde of Irlade: made Answere vnto a certayne Letter of Martyn Luther, sent vnto him by the same, and also the Copy of ye foresayd Luthers Letter. Lond. by Richarde Pynson, 16mo. It contains by sign. A 12, B-E eights, and F 6 (the last leaf supposed to contain & cut). White Knights, 1888, morocco, 47. 14s. 6d. Hibbert, 3787, 61. 8733, two leaves wanting, morocco, 21. 2s. Epistola Regis Angliæ ad Papam contra nimias Exactiones Regno intolerabiles quodque Sacerdotia dignis Personis conferenda sint ad Dei Gloriam, ad Divini Cultus Augmentum, Salutem Animarum ac totius Regni Profectum. - Joannis Keiserbergii primi Argentine Ecclesie Conscionatoris Comparatio avari ad Porcum convenientissima. Sine Loco aut Anno. 4to. 4 leaves, 27. 2s. This little tract was printed, probably at Basle or Strasburgh, in the infancy of the Reformation. Epistola Regia ad illvstrissimos Saxoniæ Dvces Pie Admonitoria, 4to. Seven leaves printed by Pynson, and frequently attached to the King's Assertio septem Sacramentorum.-Another edition, cum Ducis Georgii Descriptione.' Eight leaves, 1523, 4to. without place, but Coloniæ. A copy is in the British Museum. Articuli M. Lutheri, de Captivitate Babylonica, improbati. 4to. Responsio ad Lutheri Epistolam. Lond. 1526, 16mo. Lond. printed by Pynson. A copy is in the British Museum. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1439, 31. 7s. Gough, 1638, 17. 4s. Bright, 4l. 14s. 6d. Libellus supplicatorius Pauperum ei oblatus. 1530. 16mo. Gravissimæ atque exactissimæ illustris HENRY VIII.-continued. niæ legum professoris pro illust. rege simarum totius Italiæ ac Galliæ Acade-Angliæ in Sacro Publico Pontificio Coumiarum Censuræ de Veritate illius Pro- sistorio, coram summo pontifice Clemente positionis, videlicet, quod ducere Relictam septimo et sacso sancto ejus Senatu habitæ, Fratris mortui sine Liberis itasit de Jure mensibus Aprilis et Maii, 1532. Without divino et naturali prohibitum: ut nullus place or date (but Rome, typis Ant. Bladı). Pontifex super hujusmodi Matrimoniis 4to.. A copy is in the Grenville Library, contractis sive contrahendis dispensare British Museum, and mentioned as being possit. Lond. T. Berthelet, 1530, 4to. Bind- very rare. ley, pt. ii. 349, 12s. Wilks, 21. 2s. Colla tion. a. b. A-Q, in fours, 72 leaves. The Determinations of the moste famous Academies of Italy and France, that it is so vnlawfull for a man to marie his Brother's Wyfe that the Pope hath no Power to dispence therewith. Lond. 1531, 4to. Wilks, 51. 15s. Gardner, 61. Another Edition. Lond. Thos. Berthelet, 7 day of Novembre (without date). Black letter. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Victoria Serenissimi ac Invictissimi Henrici Octavi Franciæ et Angliæ Regis Christianissimi ac D. Hyberniæ de Scotivs report ata et de ditione ciuitis Tornacen. without place or date, 4to. Six leaves. With a wood-cut of the arms of England on the title page. This letter is addressed to Cardinal Bambridge, Abp. of York. Quæstio de Matrimonio sereniss. Reginæ Angliæ nunque Incudine subtilissími Dr. J. Scoti. Neapoli, 1531, 4to. copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. A La description et ordre du camp et festiement et Joustes des tres-crestiens et tres-puissans roys de France et d'Angleterre. Lan Mil ccccc et vingt an mois de Juing, 4to. Black letter. Eight leaves. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. See an account of this celebrated meeting in the Archæologia. Determinatio D. Raphaelis Comensis Canonici Regularis, facta super contractu matrimoniali Clementis. Henrici Anglorum Regis Octaui, qui contraxit cum Fratrissa de mente Theologorum. (Padua) 1530, 4to. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. pro Elegans consilium illustrissima Regina Angliæ per magnificum D. Bernardum de Sanctis advocatum consistorialem et regium consiliarium. Neapoli, 1530, folio. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Very rare. Potestatis Ecclesiastica super gradus consanguinitatis et affinitatis, diuina lege a conjugio prohibitos, Catholica declaratio a Bartholomeo Spineo. Bononiæ, 1531, 4to. Concilium D. Hieronymi Preuidelli pro Invictiss. Rege Angliæ, una cum responsione ejusdem ad consilium domini Bernardi Rentini pro Illustrissima Regina editum. Bononiæ, 1531, 4to. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Disceptationes tres H. Prenidelli Bono Ad invictiss. Cæsarem Carolum quin tum Epistola dedicatoria ab Alphonzo Henriquez. Ejusdem de Matrimonis Re. ginæ Angliæ Liber unus. Ejusdem defensionum pro Erasmo Roterodamo, contra varias Theologorum Parisiensium anno. doctrinam cum Martini Lutheri hæresibus tationes, Liber unus, ubi docetur Erasmi nihil commune habere. Neapoli, 1532, 4to. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. De licentia ac concessione Sanctissimi toris illust, ad invict. Regis Angliæ, nos DN et ad instantiam præclari D. excusaSigismondus Dondolus de Pistorio advocatus Consistorialis minimus, et Michael de Conradus de Tudesto utriusque juris Doctor, præscripti illust. Regis et D. excusatoris advocati in sacro publico Pontificio consistorio, præsidente summo Pontifice cum so sacresancto Senatu infra scriptas conclusiones pro tenui posse nostro sigillatim, ac singulariter defensure conabimur. Without place or date (but Rome, 1532), 4to. An answer that by no Maner of Lawe British Museum. Its author was Thomas Literarum apostolicorum Clementis Lond. Acta Curiæ Romanæ in Causa matrimoniali cum Catharina Regia. 16mo. Printed by Berthelet. Non esse neque divino, neque Naturæ Jure prohibitum, quin S. Pontifex dispensare possit, ut Frater de mortui sive Liberis Fratris Uxorem legitimo Matrimonio sibi possit adjungere, adversus aliquot Academiarum Censuras, tumultuaria et per brevis Apologia sive ConfnLunembergæ. An imperfect copy is in tatio, etc. A Jo. Lodvoico Vives, 4to. the British Museum, and a perfect one in the Grenville Library. Histoire du Divorce de Henri VIII. et de Catherine d'Arragon. Amst. (Paris) 1766. 12mo. Written by the Abbé Irail. Articles deuised by the holle Consent of the Kinges moste honourable Counseyle, HENRY VIII.-continud. his Graces Licence obtayned thereto, not only to exhorte, but also to enfourme his louinge Subjects of the Truthe. Lond. in Edib. Tho. Berthelet. 1533. 8vo. Eleven leaves. A copy is in the Grenville library. Sir Tho. More was suspected of having published an answer to these articles. Articles devised by the Kynges Highnes Maiestie to stablyshe Opinions, which Articles be also aproued by the Consent and Determination of the hole Clergie of this Realme. Lond. by Tho. Berthelet. 1536, 4to. A copy is in the Lambeth library. In this work some of the popish doctrines are disclaimed, but others are retained. The King joined an Injunction by way of preface, declaring the pains he and his clergy had undergone for removing all differences in religion. About this time the King set forth his injunctions to retrench the number of holydays, and Lord Cromwell also set forth other injunctions to the clergy, which probably were printed by Berthelet. The Institution of a Christen Man, contaynynge the Exposytion of the commune Crede, of the seven Sacraments, of the x Commandments, and the Paternoster, Ave Maria, Justyfication and Purgatory. Lond. by Thomas Berthelette, 1537, 4to. 17. 1s. White Knights, 2079, morocco, 37. Sotheby (Bp. Daly), June 26, 1858, 57. 10s. A copy of this edition is given entire by Fuller in his Church History (p. 213 of the fifth book).-1540. Second Edition, with some enlargements and alterations. Some account of it may be found in Strype's Eccl. Mem. book i. chap. xlviii. A Necessary Doctrine and Erudition for any Christian Man, set furthe by the Kingis Maiestie of Englande, Lond. in Ad. T. Berthelet 1542, 4to. This, the third edition, was called 'The King's Book.' It contains additional alterations and enlargements, and some retrenchnents from the former editions of 1537 and 1540. Annotations on the King's Book, by Archb. Cranmer, will be found in The Fathers of the Christian Church, vol. iii. Other Editions.-Lond. by Tho. Berthelet, 1543, 4to. Contains e 6, in the second alphabet, in fours (113 leaves). The list of Contents at back of Title does not notice the Address or Preface To the Reader' by the King, which occupies 5 pages after the Title. Goldsmid, 552, 17. 9s. Horne Tooke, 489, 1. 12s. Hollis, 441, 17. 19s. Denyer, 14, 31. 12s. Bindley, pt. iii. 789, 6. Inglis, 686, 17. Horner, 41. 4s.-Lond. by Tho. Berthelet, 1543, 16mo. V 4, in eights. White Knights, 1887, title wanting, morocco, 11. 12s.-Lond. by Tho. Berthelet, 1543, 16mo. T, in eights.-Lond. by John Pia et catholica Christiani Hominis to his Friend, giving a short Account of Henrici octavi Regis Angliæ, &c., ad Carolum Cæsarem Augustum, cæterosq; Orbis Christiani Monarchas, Populumq; Christianum Epistola, qua Rex facilè Causus ostendit, et curis Vincentiam, ad Concilium falso Nomine generale appellatum non sit uenturus, et quam periculorum sit alijs, qui ueram Christi Doctrinam profitentur et esse conferre. Additus est et Libellus ille, quem superiori Anno, Rex sereniss. vniuersix; Brytanniæ proceres, de Mantuanensi Concilio ædiderunt. Lond. in Edib. T. Berthelet, 1538, 16mo. Contains ten leaves. The Lambeth Library copy has twelve leaves. pulique Angliæ Sententia, et de eo ConIllustr. ac potent. Regis, Senatus, Pocilio, quod Paulus Episcopus Rom. Mantuæ futurum simulavit, &c. Lond. in Edibus Thomæ Bertheleti, 1537, 16mo. It contains 19 leaves. Halliwell, 1856, 37. 3s. Not noticed in Dr. Dibdin's edition of Ames' Typog. Antiquities. A copy is in the Lambeth Library, and another in the Grenville Library. A Glasse of the Truth. Lond. Th. Berthelet. n. d. 8vo. Black letter. A four. B-E in eights. F four. Forty leaves, A copy is in the Grenville Library. In favour of the Divorce of Henry from Katherine of Arragon. Philalethe Hyperborei in Anticatoptrum suum quod propediem in lucem dabit, ut patet proxima pagella, Parasceve, sive adversus improborum quorundam temeritatem, Illustriss. Angliæ Reginam ab Arthuro Walliæ principe priore marito suo cognitam fuisse impudenter et incon sulte adstruentum, Susannis extemporaria Lunenburgæ, 1533, 8vo. Novatus, Hieronymius, Mediolanem. Advocatus. Pro serenissima D. Catherina de Castiglia de Aragonia Angliæ Regina Allegationes. Without place or date (but Mediolani, 1532,) 4to. Six leaves. A copy HENRY VIII.-continued. is in the Grenville Library, British Mu seum. Consilium super viribus Matrimonii Serenissimorum Henrici VIII. et Catherinæ Regum Angliæ, a D. Ludovico a Schora Louaniensi, utriusque juris professore, Cesariæ Majestatis a consiliis et requestarum magistro, summa diligentia conscriptum Lovanii, 1534, 4to. Bulla S. D. N. Pauli divina providentia Pape III. Citatoria Regis Angliæ et sequacium ejus; sub pena excommunicationis et privationis Regni ac omnium aliorum bonorum, et nonnullis aliis gravioribus censuris et penis, Datum Romæ 1535 (without place or date), 4to. Eight leaves. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Anglici Matrimonii sententia diffinitiva lata per Sanctissimum Dum Nostrum. D. Clementem. Papæ VII. in sacro consistorio de Reverendissimorum Dominorum S. R. E. Cardinalium consilio super validitate Matrimonii inter Serenissimos ing it Fox's Acts, and Strype's Memo- ten to the Emperours Maiestie, to all Ad Henricum VIII. Angliæ et Francia Henricum VIII. et Catherinam Anglie Regem, Carmen Elegiacon. Item gratuReges contracti. Lata fuit Romæ in Pa-latoria adhortatio Joanne Stigelio Autore. latio Apostolico publice in Consistorio die xxiii Martii, 1534, folio. A broadside. A copy is in the Grenville Library, Bri tish Museum. Exemplar siue transcriptum aut copia literarum Apostolicarum Sanctissimi Domini nostri D. Clementis Papæ septimi, sub plumbo expeditarum, Executorialium sententiæ per Sanctitatem suam nuper in favorem Serenissimæ Dominæ Cathe Ad Gulielmum Ducem Julie Geldriæ, etc. matrimonio regis Henrici VIII. Anglici Tractatus de Concilio generali et de et de jubileo, et de usuris et usurarius et eorum pœnis, et de cessatione a diuinis, rinæ Angliæ Reginæ, contra illust. Prin-hibita per Hieronymum de curiel decreet de pluralitate beneficiorum a jure procipem Dominum Henricum VIII. An- torum licentiatum in inclita Salmantiglie Regem, aquandam annam dictam censi academia nunc noviter in lucem de Boland, nominatim et in specie latæ edita. Salmanticæ, 1546, folio. tum insinuatione seu notificatione illarum is in the Grenville Library, British Muet in eis contentorum, eisdem Regi Annæ. et certis aliis in illis contentis et comprehensis per ædictum facta, without place or date, 4to. Collation. A-e in fours. Twenty leaves. A copy is in the Grenville Library, British Museum. Bright, 21. 12s. 6d, Epistel und Sendbrief Henrici des VIII. Künigs von Engelland und Frankreich, des obersten haupts, nach Christo, der Engellendischen Kirchen, an Kaiser Carolum, mehrer des Reichs, und andere der Christenhait oberste Potentatē un alle Christe, darin der Künig gründtlich ursach anzaigt, warumb er nit auff das Consilium zu Vincentz fälschlich Generale, oder ain gemain Conciliu gerands, komen werde und wie gefarlich es anderen sey, so die warend eer Christi bekennen, wa sy sich dahin wolte verfugen, 1538, 4to. This proclamation against the Synod at Vincenza is rare. See concern seum. А сору putatio super Reginæ Britannorum divorLud. Nogorale Com. Veronensis disA. B. C. in eights. Twenty-four leaves. tio, without place or date, 4to. Collation. G. Cognati Nozereni de iis qui Romæ ius dicebant olim deque eorum origine et potestate Libellus. Præterea de regis Angliæ divortio sententia ejusdem ad Clariss. Jureconsultum Udalr. Zasiun). Una cum aliquot de legali studio epistolis ejusdem. Basiliæ, 1562, 16mo. A supplycation to Henrye the eyght, supreme head under God, here in erthe next and immedyably of his church of Englande and Ireland, 1544. Heber, pt. i. 27. 7s. Supplicatorius libellus pauperum, et agentium nomine, Henricho VIII. Serenissimo Angliæ regi, etc., oblatus contra quotidianas religiosorum ibidem injurias et impiam avariciam; ex Anglico in La |