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The two famous pitcht Battells The great and famous Battle of Lypsich and Lutzen, with an of Lutzen, fought between the re- Elegie upon the Death of Gustavus nowned King of Sweden and Wal- the Great, composed in heroick verse stein, Here is also inserted an by John Russell. Cambridge, 1634. Abridgment of the King's Life, and 4to. 18s. Relation of the King of Bohemia's BATTY (Barth. of Alost.) Christian Man's Closet, the Dutie of Parentes wherein its Immateriality is evinced towards their Children, and of Chil- from the Principles of Reason and dren towards their Parentes. En- Philosophy. Lond. 1745, 8vo. 2 glished by W. Lowth. By Thomas vols. Appendix, 1750. 1 vol. 16s. Dawson and Gregoir Seton, 1581. Third and best edition. The appendix Black letter, interspersed with poetry. is of rare occurrence. Sotheby, June 1856, 17. 12s. 'He who would see the justest and pre read this book; one of the most finished of BURTON. BATTY, Captain. 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A copious list of the works of this eminent nonconformist divine will be found in Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica. 6s. LARGE PAPER, 12s. PAPER. A'curious' work, according to Bp. Nicolson. The first edition, consisting of 350 copies, appeared in 1719, 8vo. 4s. LARGE White Knights, pt. i. 318, russia, 17. NasDent, pt. ii. 193, morocco, 15s. sau, pt. i. 130, (with the Reliq. Baxter, 1726) russia, 21. 5s. Glossarium Antiquitatum Romanarum, (edente Mos. Williams). Lond. 1731. 8vo. with portrait by Vertue, 48. 120 on large paper, were printed. Some Of this work 250 copies on small, and are entitled Reliquiæ Baxterianæ, 1726. LARGE PAPER, 10s. 6d. Heath, 4315, 27. In some copies will be found 'A View of a Book, entitled Reliquiæ Baxterianæ. In Bowyer, and reprinted in the first volume a Letter to a Friend.' Written by Wm. of Nichols' Liter. Anecd. Reliquiæ Baxterianæ. A Narrative of his Life and Times, pub-pleasant History of the Feats, Gests, BAYARD. 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Conference between Charles, King Bayning.-Death repealed by a of England, and Henry, late Mar- thankful Memorial sent from Ch. quess and Earl of Worcester, con- Ch. in Oxon, celebrating the noble cerning Religion; at his Majesties Deserts of the Rt. Hon. Paul Visbeing at Raglan Castle. Lond. 1649. count Bayning. Oxon. 1638. 4to. Perry, pt. i. 1681, 9s. Bindley, pt. ii. 576, 15s. 8vo. Baziliologia. See HOLLAND, H. To this work, which is considered fictitious, two answers were published, one by Ham. L'Estrange, 1651, 12mo.; the other by C. C. (Christopher Cartwright,) 1651, 4to. It is likewise commented upon by Follie, or a politique Discourse, |