Preface by Henry Bullinger), black letter, woodcut head of Bull, LI 2365 Tyndale (Wm.) The Practyce of Prelates, whether the King's Grace may be separated from hys quene because she was hys brother's wyfe, black letter, woodcut title, last leaf in facsimile, some margins shaved, calf, first edition, Marborch, 1530, 8vo. (1281) Sotheran, £4 [Henry VIII. wished to prevent the publication of this book, and Tyndale would have suppressed it, but had given the manuscript out of his hand.-ED.] 2366 Voragine (J. de). Golden Legende, black letter, woodcuts, wanted all before a i and all after cc vii, but had the suppressed Life of St. Thomas of Canterbury, with all faults, Wynkyn de Worde, 1527, small folio (287) Webster, £14 [The "Golden Legende" was first printed in England by Caxton, in folio, 1484, and subsequently by Wynkyn de Worde in 1498. The editio princeps was printed by Gerard Leeuw at Gouda, in 2 vols., 1478, folio.-ED.] 2367 Wall (W. G.) The Hudson River Portfolio, 20 coloured views of places of interest and renown on the Hudson River, engraved by J. Hill, with Descriptions (no title), half bound, New York, H. J. Megarey, n. d., obl. imp. folio (1293) Quaritch, £10 2368 Weigel (T. O.) und Dr. Ad. Zestermann. Die Anfänge der Druckerkunst, India proof portrait, 145 facsimiles and numerous woodcuts, 2 vol., half morocco, uncut, t. e. g., joints, Leipzig, Weigel, 1866, 4to. (1300) Edwards, £5 2s. 6d. 2369 Wither (Geo.) The Hymnes and Songs of the Church, translated and composed by G. W. (with the airs noted), first edition (last 2 leaves mended), vellum, Printed for G. W., 1623, 12mo. (1314) Pickering, £2 12s. 2370 Wither (Geo.) The Dark Lantern, containing a dim Discoverie in Riddles, Parables and Semi-Riddles, etc., as they were represented to their Author in his Solitary Musings the third November, 1652, about Midnight, original edition, calf, R. Austin. 1653. 8vo. (1315) Denham, 145. 2371 Zeberthais (C.) Toiles Peintes et Tapisseries de la Ville de Reims, coloured facsimiles, half morocco, Paris, s. a., imp. folio (1324) Quaritch, Li [MARCH 11TH, 12TH AND 13TH, 1896.] PUTTICK & SIMPSON. THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE E. P. LOFTUS BROCK, F.S.A. (No. of Lots, 692; amount realised, £452 95.) 2372 Archæologia, published by the Society of Antiquaries of London, vol. xliii. to liv., part I inclusive, in 23 half vol.; also the General Index to vol. i. to 1., cloth, uncut, 1871-94, 4to. (664) A. Bull, £8 5s. 2373 Archæologia Cantiana, vol. xv. to xxi., including General Index, 7 vol., cloth, 1883-93, 8vo. (13) E. George, £2 10s. 2374 Archæologica, or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity, vol. xlix.-liv. Indexes, vol. i.-xxx., in 2 vol.; and various odd vol., bound and unbound, v. y., 4to. (121) E. George, £7 15s. 2375 Burgess (J.) Archæological Survey of Western India, plates, half morocco, 1874, 4to. (82) Salisbury, I IS. 2376 Byzantine Architecture, by Texier and Pullan, lithographic illustrations, cloth gilt, 1864, folio (164) Hill, £2 125. 2377 Combe (W.) Dr. Syntax's Three Tours, coloured plates by Rowlandson, 3 vol., some plates cut into (all faults), half calf, 1813-20-21, 8vo. (628) Everett, £2 14s. 2378 Cottart. Recueil des Euvres du Sieur Cottart, Architecte, plates, calf, s. d., folio (504) Salisbury, £1 135. plates, mor. extra, Tregaskis, £1 4S. of illustrated biographies, plates, some on India paper, half morocco, t. e. g., Virtue, n. d. (690) 2379 Dodwell (E.) Views in Greece, coloured inner borders of gold, 1821, folio (246) 2380 Dumas (G.) Modern Artists, a series Cannon, £2 2381 Jewel (John). A Defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande, calf extra, g. e. by Bedford, H. Wykes, 1567, folio (156) Tregaskis, 1 3s. 2382 Johnson's Early French Architecture, plates, half calf, Newcastle, 1864, folio (183) Batsford, 1 135. 2383 King (Thomas). Study-Book of Medieval Architecture and Art, plates, 2 vol., half morocco, 1858, royal 4to. (442) 2384 Lafontaine. Young, £1 8s. Fables Choisies, 4 vol., plates by Oudry (1 wanted), half bound, uncut (not subject to return), 1755, folio (673) E. Parsons, £3 10s. 2385 London. Rocque's Map of London and Westminster, engraved by Pine, on 24 sheets, wanted G, section 3 (all faults), half bound, folio (678) W. Daniell, £1 175. 2386 Malcolm (J. P.) Londinium Redivivum, 4 vol., plates, calf, 1803, 4to. (77) Denham, L1 IS. 2387 Milles (T.) The Catalogue of Honor, cuts of arms, calf, W. Jaggard, 1610, folio (189) Tregaskis, £1 4S. 2388 Palladio (A.) Fabriche, 4 vol., plates, uncut, 1786, folio Salisbury, 1 25. (600) 2389 Petrie (Flinders). A Season in Egypt, 1887 - Illahun, Kahun and Gurob, 1889-90 - Tel el Amarna -- Kahun, Gurob and Hawara-Medum-Naukratis, part 1, 1884-85, together 6 vol., plates, boards, 1886-90, 4to. (60) Quaritch, £4 105. 2390 Petrie (Flinders). Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh, plates, cloth, n. d., 4to. (61) Quaritch, LI IS. 2391 Petrie (G.) Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland, illustrations, cloth, 1845, imperial 8vo. (394) Batsford, 1 35. 2392 Plot (R.) Natural History of Staffordshire, map mounted on linen, plates, including the extra sheet of arms and list of subscribers, frequently wanted (some headlines cut into, all faults), morocco, g. e., 1686, folio (675) W. Daniell, £3 2393 Polwhele (Rev. R.) History of Devonshire, 3 vol. in 1, with all the plates and cancelled pp. 247, 248 in vol. ii., title to vol. iii. misplaced (wanted map, all faults), half bound, Exeter, 1793-1806, folio (674) Cowell, £5 10S. 2394 Raine (Rev. J.) History and Antiquities of North Durham, portrait, map and plates, wanted I plate (all faults), half calf, 1852, folio (671) 2395 Roberts (D.) Holy Land, 6 vol. in half morocco, 1855, 4to. (81) 2396 Ruskin (J.) Stones of Venice, 3 vol., Milligan, £2 2s. 3, lithographic plates, W. George, L1 6s. first edition, illustrated by the author, half morocco, t, e. g., 1851-53, 8vo. (658) Curtis, £2 14s. 2397 Ruskin (J.) Seven Lamps of Architecture, first edition, illustrated by the author, half morocco, t. e. g., 1849, 8vo. (659) Curtis, £1 15s. 2398 Sette of Odd Volumes, Privately Printed Opuscula, together 19 small vol., v. y. (392) Walford, £3 10S. 2399 Smith (J. T.) Antient Topography of London, etchings, calf, 1810, 4to. (70) A. Jackson, L1 25. 2400 Storer (J.) Cathedrals of Great Britain, plates, 4 vol., half morocco, 1814, 8vo. (9) Rimell, £1 6s. 2401 Tate (G.) History of Alnwick, vol. i., wanted pp. 25 and 26, 2 vol., plates, calf gilt (all faults), Alnwick, 1866, 8vo. (631) Cowell, £1 2402 Viollet le Duc (M.). Dictionnaire Raisonné de l'Architecture Française, woodcuts, 10 vol., first 7 vol. half morocco, remainder sewed, 1854-68, 8vo. (348) King, £6 2403 Virgilii Opera, woodcut title and illustrations, old calf, Lugd., 1529, folio (566) Reader, £1 15s. 2404 Waring and Macquoid's Examples of Architectural Art in Italy and Spain, lithographs, 1850, atlas folio (200) Batsford, 1 5s. 2405 Waring's Examples of Stained Glass, Fresco Ornament, etc., coloured plates, half mor., 1858, folio (310) J. Brown, £1 5s. 2406 Wilson (Sir C.) Picturesque Palestine, Sinai and Egypt, illustrations, with Supplement, 5 vol., cloth gilt, n. d., royal 4to. (154) W. George, L1 5s. [MARCH 19TH, 20TH AND 21ST, 1896.] SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE. A PORTION OF THE LIBRARY OF A COLLECTOR. 2407 Abencufian. La Vie du Roy Almansor, écrite par le vertueux Capitaine Aly Abencufian, Viceroy et Gouvernour des Provinces de Deuque en Arabie, green morocco extra, g. e. by Bauzonnet, Amsterdam, chez Daniel Elzevier, 1671 (2) B. F. Stevens, £2 [This copy measured 133 mill.-ED.] 2408 Agathocles. The Syracusan Tyrant, etc., with portrait of Oliver Cromwell, inscribed "Tyrannus," between Perfidy and Cruelty, LARGE PAPER, morocco extra, tooled sides, g. e. by F. Bedford, from Lord Gosford's library, 1661, 8vo. (5) B. F. Stevens, £3 2409 Ainsworth (H.) The Booke of Psalmes, Englished both in Prose and Metre, with the Music, original calf, Amsterdam, 1644, 8vo. (6) Pickering, £1 2s. 2410 Allatius (L.) de Patria Homeri, old French veau fauve, with arms and monogram of Thuanus in gold on sides and back, Lugduni, 1640, 8vo. (9) Tregaskis, 1 IS. 2411 Almanac. Wiener Damenkalender auf das Jahr 1801, portrait of Alexandra Pawlowna and numerous plates, original printed silk binding, with looking-glass inside cover, Wien, 1801, 8vo. (14) Rosenheim, £I 25. 2412 Almanach Royal, morocco extra, dentelle borders and arms of Henri Camelle, Marquis de Beringhen, on the sides, silk linings, g. e. by Du Buisson, with his ticket, Paris, 1756, 8vo. (11) Pickering, £5 2413 Almanach Royal, old French morocco extra, tooled back with fleurs-de lys, and in centre of sides arms and motto inlaid under talc, silk linings, g. e., 1788, 8vo. (13) Rosenheim, £2 25. 2414 Almanack. Goldsmith, an Almanack for 1780, bound in old morocco extra, the sides elegantly tooled all over, silver clasps and pencil, 1780, 8vo. (12) Pickering, 1 IOS. 2415 Almanacks. A Collection of Thirteen Almanacks for the years 1624-54, by D. Browne, G. Gilden, Jeff, Neve, J. Rudston, J. White, etc., black letter, half calf, scarce collection, 1624-54, 8vo. (10) Pickering, £3 16s. 2416 Altar of Love, frontispiece, Curll, 1727-Pleasures of C*****n ; or the Nightly Sports of Venus, frontispiece, E. Curll, 1721 -The Art of Kissing, frontispiece, ib., 1722-Rape of the Smock, ib., 1727-Catalogue of Books published by H. Curll, 16 pp., and other Pieces, in 1 vol., old calf, v. y., 8vo. (15) Pickering, L1 IOS. 2417 America. Keymis (L.) A Relation of the Second Voyage to Guiana, dedicated to Sir W. Raleigh, with his arms on back of title (last 4 leaves in facsimile), calf extra, by W. Pratt, T. Dawson, 1596, 4to. (18) Quaritch, LI IS. 2418 America. Monardus, Joyfull Newes out of the New-found Worlde, Englished by John Frampton, black letter, morocco extra, tooled sides, g. e. by F. Bedford, E. Allde, 1596, 4to. (19) Quaritch, £10 2419 Ammianus Marcellinus cum Notis Variorum et J. Gronovii, portrait and plates, morocco extra, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford, Lugd. Bat., 1693, folio (24) J. D. Fry, £2 16s. 2420 Analecta veterum Poetarum Græcorum Editore Brunck, 3 vol., Prince Tallyrand's copy, morocco extra, borders of gold on the sides, g. e. by Bradel Derome, Argent., 1773, 8vo. (25) Young, LI IS. 2421 Angling. The Complete Angler, being Instructions how to Angle for a Trout or Grayling, part 2, being the first edition of Cotton, original calf, 1676, 8vo. (27) Pickering, £5 10S. [Presentation copy with inscription on fly-leaf, "Ex dono Carol Cotton Armiger."-ED.] 2422 Antoinette (Marie). Recueil de pièces Authentiques, Secrètes, et intéressantes, pour servir d'éclaircissement à l'affaire concernant le Cardinal Prince de Rohan, large copy, mor., gilt top, uncut, Paris, 1786, 8vo. (30) B. F. Stevens, £1 25. 2423 Apollodori Atheniensis Grammatici bibliothecis, sive de Deorum origine Libri III. græce B. E. Spoletino interprete, Colbert's copy, in old French morocco extra, with his arms and monogram on the sides and back, g. e., Ex Officina Commeliniana, 1599, 8vo. (32) Quaritch, LI 2424 Appiano Alessandrino delle Guerre civili et esterne de Romani, ruled, old morocco, the back and sides inlaid with coloured leather and finished to an interlaced pattern, with scroll tooling in the Grolier style, g. e., Vinegia, Aldus, 1545, 8vo. (31) Quaritch, £32 2425 Ariosto. Orlando Furioso, plates, old morocco, g. e., Venetia, 1572, small folio (36) J. D. Fry, £1 IS. 2426 Aristidis Orationes interprete G. Cantero Gr. et Lat., 3 vol. in 2, morocco extra, the backs and sides tooled with gold, g. e. by Clovis Eve (Paris), Stephanus, 1604, 8vo. (37) Ellis, £3 35. 2427 Aristidis, Opera nunc primum latine versi a G. Cantero, J. A. de Thou's copy, morocco extra, with his first arms in gold on the sides, and monogram on the back, Basil., 1566, folio (40) Young, £1 155. [The books belonging to de Thou (1553-1617) are bound in morocco or gilded calf skin in a style which varied with the different periods of his life. His bachelor's library was embellished with his arms in silver between two branches of laurel, with his name below. After his marriage, in 1587, his wife's escutcheon is stamped alongside his own, with the initials "J. A. M." below and also on the backs of the volumes. During his life as a widower, a wreath of twining stems, tipped with red berries, and his own and dead wife's initials interlaced, take the place of other ornaments. After his second marriage, in 1603, his new wife's escutcheon appears in conjunction with his own, but the initials are changed to "J. A. G." De Thou's library remained practically intact until 1789, when the heirs of the Cardinal de Rohan, into whose possession it had come, dispersed it. -ED.] 2428 Arnold's (R.) Chronicle. In this boke is conteined ye names of the Baylyfs, Custose, Mayers and Sherefs of ye Cyte of London from the tyme of Kynge Richard the first, containing the poem of the "Nut Brown Maid," black letter, badly wormed, with all faults (1521), folio (39) James, £2 10s. 2429 Ars Memorandi. Hexastichon Sebastiani Brant in Memorabiles evangelistarum figuris, 15 large woodcuts in the style of the medieval illustrations of the Apocalypse, morocco |