365 RICHARDS (NATHANAEL). Poems Sacred and Satyricall, viz. Prayers Paradice. The World. The Flesh. The Iesuits. The Devill. (Etc.) By Nathanael Richards. Engraved frontispiece portrait by T. Rawlins, and engraved title-page preceding the printed one.

Printed at London by T. Paine, for H. Blunden at the Castle
in Cornehill. 1641

Small 8vo, green straight-grain morocco, gilt tooling and edges.
Signature of a former owner on title-page.

FIRST EDITION. The engraved portrait by Rawlins first appeared the
year before in "Messalina". 18 poems appear here for the first time;
5 appeared with 24 others in 1630 in the "Celestiall Pvblican", of which
there are but two perfect copies known: it was reissued in 1632 with
a new title as "Poems. Divine, Morall, and Satyricall”, and the Huth-
Chew copy is the only one known. (See the preceding number.)
This copy of the "Poems" has the dedication "To The Right VVorthy
and Nobly Disposed Thomas Soame" in prose. The other issue has
this dedication in verse. From the fact that the prose version has the
signature mark and ornament like the book, while the verse dedication
has neither, it seems probable that the prose is earlier. The Chew-
Huntington copy.

366 RICHARDS (NATHANAEL). Poems Sacred and Satyricall, viz. Prayers Paradice. The World. The Flesh. The Iesuits. The Devill. (Etc.) By Nathanael Richards. Engraved portrait by Rawlins (slightly torn) and engraved title-page preceding the printed one.

Printed at London by T. Paine, . . . 1641

Small 8vo, black morocco, blind and gilt tooled, gilt edges.
FIRST EDITION. This copy has the Dedication in verse-"To The
Heavenly Lover of Divine Verse", the leaf containing the prose
Dedication (see the preceding number) being laid in. Mr. Chew has
written on the fly-leaf: "This copy is one of the rare issue in which
the dedication is in verse-not in prose like my other copy." With the
E. B. Holden and J. Perlhaw bookplates.

367 ROWE (NICHOLAS). Poems on Several Occasions. By N. Rowe, Esq; Ornament.

London: Printed for E. Curll at the Dial and Bible against
St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street. 1714

Small 4to, red crushed levant morocco, gilt tooled, gilt inside borders
and edges, by the Club Bindery. Monogram stamp partially removed
from title-page, and some stains.

FIRST EDITION. The Chew-Huntington copy.

368 SALISBURY PRIMER. This prymer of Salisbury vse is set out a long withhout ony serchyng With many prayers & goodly pyctures in the Kalender in the matins of our lady in the houres of the crosse in the vii. psalmes. and in the dryryge. And be newly emprynted at Rouen. Black Letter. Robert Valentin's device, carrying his initials and full name, on title-page, and numerous woodcuts in the text. M.D.Liiij. [Colophon] Impresse per Johannem le prest pro Robertum Valentinum .. [Rouen, 1554]

8vo, light brown crushed levant morocco, gilt tooled, gilt edges, by Riviere. Skilful repair to title-page.

OF EXCESSIVE RARITY. With the signature of Thomas Newton on the title-page, and on the fly-leaf, carefully printed in pen and ink, "John Howard 1792 Given to me Thos: Barritt March 1801 the month Mr: Howard died”, with a device of a lion. With the Huth bookplate. [SEE ILLUSTRATION, PAGE 162]

369 SALISBURY PRIMER. after the use of Sarum. Mallart.

The Primer in Latin and English
Black Letter. Woodcuts by Jehan
Rouen, Robert Valentin, 1555

Small 8vo, red calf, gilt tooled, gilt inside borders and edges. Im-
perfect, lacking all leaves before folio 12, and after folio 115, and some
leaves between. Several corners or margins restored.

Printed with red headings, initials, etc. All editions of this Sarum
Primer are VERY RARE.

370 S[ANDYS] (G[EORGE]). Ovid's Metamorphosis Englished by G. S. Imprinted at London MDCXXVI Cum Privilegio. Title-page engraved by T. Cecill, with device and symbolic figures. Engraved portrait of Ovid by Marshall.

[Colophon] London Printed by William Stansby 1626 Small folio, contemporary English Lyonnese calf, with centre and corner gilt ornaments, line tooling, and the initials "H G" on sides. In a protective lined cloth box.

FIRST COMPLETE EDITION, with the Life of Ovid, The Minde of the
Frontispeece, and the explanation of names. The first five books were
published earlier, but the date of the First Edition is not known, as
no copy survives; the Second is dated 1621. The author in his
dedication to King Charles refers to the fact that much of his labor
of love was done in Virginia. "We had hoped, ere many yeares had
turned about, to haue presented You with a rich and wel-peopled
Kingdome; from whence now, with my selfe, I onely bring this Com-
posure
Sprung from the Stocke of the ancient Romanes; but
bred in the New-world, of the rudenesse whereof it cannot but par-
ticipate; especially hauing Warres and Tumults to bring it to light
instead of the Muses "With the Huth and E. M. Cox bookplates.

CThis piymet of Salisbury

ble is fe tout a long withhoutonyfer chyng/wich
many prayers/ goodly pyctures in the kalen
Der/in the matins of our lady in the houres
of the croffe/in the/vij.pfalmes.and in
the dyzyge.And benewly enpsynted
Fat Rouen.

371 S[ANDYS] (G[EORGE]). A Paraphrase vpon the Psalmes of David And vpon the Hymnes Dispersed throughout the Old and New Testaments. By G. S. Cum Privilegio Regiæ Majestatis.

London At the Bell in St. Pauls Church-yard.
СІЗ.ІОС.ХХXVI

Small 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco, gilt tooling and edges, by
Riviere.

FIRST EDITION. With the genuine blank leaf A.

372 [SANDYS (GEORGE).] Christs Passion. A Tragedy. [By H. Grotius.] With Annotations.

London: Printed by I. L. and are to be sold by William
Leake, at his Shop in Chancery-lane, neere unto the Rowles.

1640

Small 8vo, polished calf, gilt, inside dentelle borders, gilt edges, by Bedford.

This appears to be a Second Edition, on Thick Paper. The copy in the British Museum and the Hoe copy have "Printed by John Legatt. 1640”, and lack the long poem by Lord Falkland which is found here. Signature of Humphrey Weld on title, and of Mary Stowerton on fly-leaf. With two licenses. The Huth-Huntington copy, with the Huth bookplate.

373 S[ANDYS] (G[EORGE]). A Paraphrase vpon The Song of Solomon. By G. S. Cum Privilegio Regiæ Majestatis.

London, Printed by Iohn Legatt. 1641

Small 4to, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt tooled, inside dentelle
borders, gilt edges, by Chambolle-Duru.

FIRST EDITION. The Second Edition was dedicated to Queen Henrietta
Maria. The Chew-Huntington copy, in the finest condition.

374 SCOT (THOMAS). Philomythie or Philomythologie. wherein Outlandish Birds, Beasts, and Fishes, are taught to speak true English plainely. By Tho: Scot Gent. The second edition, much inlarged. Engraved pictorial titlepage by R. Elstracke.

London for Francis Constable at the white Lyon in Paules Churchyard* 1616 Certaine Pieces Of This Age Paraboliz'd . . . With 7 woodcuts in the text.

London Printed by Edward Griffin for Francis Constable,

1616

The Second Part Of Philomythie, Or Philomythologie
London, Printed by Iohn Legatt for Francis Constable.

1625

In one vol., small 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco, gilt tooled, gilt
inside borders and edges, by Ramage. A and C4, doubtless blank,
are missing in "The Second Part". Repair to lower and inner margin
of the engraved title-page.

THIRD EDITIC of Part I, and SECOND EDITION of "The Second Part".
Another copy of the engraved title-page, trimmed, is laid in.

375 SEDLEY (SIR CHARLES). The Works Of the Honourable Sir Charles Sedley, Bart. In Two Volumes. Containing his Poems, Plays, &c. With Memoirs of the Author's Life, by an Eminent Hand. And His Picture curiously engrav'd from an Original Painting. Frontispiece portrait by Vander Gucht.

London, Printed for S. Briscoe at the Bell-Savage on
Ludgate-Hill, and sold by T. Bickerton in Pater-noster Row.
MDCCXXII

2 vols., 12mo, old sprinkled calf. Portrait repaired, and with slight
tear and stain. Some of the preliminary pages of Vol. II are mutilated
in margins, affecting the pagination of the second page of Contents.
With the Henry E. Bunbury bookplate on verso of both title-pages.

376 SEDLEY (SIR CHARLES). The Works of the Honourable Sir Charles Sedley, Bart. In Two Volumes. Containing his Poems, Plays, &c. with Memoirs of the Author's Life, by an Eminent Hand. And His Picture curiously engrav'd from an Original Painting. Portrait by Vander Gucht. London, Printed for S. Briscoe, at the Bell-Savage

MDCCXXII

2 vols., 12mo, green straight-grain morocco, gilt, gilt edges, by Stike

man.

Title-page of the first volume printed in red and black. The more important pieces have separate title-pages or half-titles. The date for "Antony and Cleopatra" is wrongly printed 1617 for 1677. The pagination is continuous in each volume. Name of former owner, with the date 1778, on title-page of each volume. The Chew-Huntington copy.

377 SEDLEY (SIR CHARLES). The Works of the Honourable Sir Charles Sedley Bart. In Two Volumes. Etc. Frontispiece portrait by Vander Gucht.

London, Printed for S. Briscoe . . . MDCCXXII 2 vols., 12mo, tan calf, gilt tooled, gilt inside borders and edges, by Bedford.

The Prideaux copy, in fine condition.

Seneca His Tenne Trage-
Pictorial border. Black

378 SENECA (LUCIUS ANNÆUS). dies, Translated into Englysh. Letter, with variations. Woodcut initials. Imprinted At London in Fleetestreete neere vnto Saincte Dunstans church by Thomas Marsh. 1581

Small 4to, contemporary calf, sprinkled edges, some leaves uncut at foot.

FIRST COLLECTED EDITION: Seven of these translations appeared before, but this is the first known edition of the other three. The dedication is by Thomas Newton, who translated one play. The other translators were Jasper Heywood, Alexander Neville, John Studley and T. Nuce. Pasted on the inside of the front cover is a trimmed pictorial title-page of "L. Annæi Senecæ Tragœdiæ. I. F. Gronovius recensuit." The Marsh-Purdy copy, with their bookplates. An exceedingly fine copy.